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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND co.
TlLLlON PARTY, ON FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT, August 18th, ls45
ESfsa" b. At the solicitation Of a great num-
ktpy7i sszsHS2F Der OF prisons WIN were preveAted
- dl1Ii& from taking part in the Greys Ex
~ssSn,esss7s@a curson 10 Annapolis, owing 10 the
crowded state OF the boat that OCCASION they have
chartered the safe and conmodious steamer POCA-
HONTAS, for a Moonlight Excursion down the Bay
on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th inst leay ne
Lshtst wharf at I! O'Clock, and returning at rea
sonabe hour IN the night And for the accOmnoda.
ton OF their numerous friends on Fe's Point the
boat Will stop At the County wharf going and returning
The taVonte MILITARY nAND attached to the
Company will be on hoard and perform number of
their most popular Marches, Qnickste &c: and
good COTlLLION MUSIC has also been engaged; in
snort every arrangement has been made TO promote
the comfort of those who have shown innamerable
manifestations OF their interest in the welfare and
prosperity Of the Company. And 10 avoid disanpont-
ment on this occasion, a limited number of tickets
nave been issued.
ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY will be in
abundance, at reasonable prices.
UF- Tickets 90 cents each-1o BE- had at the Gin
per, Sun and Argus oRccs-and of the members Of
the company. alb d
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antertcau Reptbltran,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, ls45.

FIraaLy IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. On
sur first page will be found some important in
fe,lnence from Mexico, of decided war-lke
aspect, though somewhat contradictory ia ma
lly particulars. Ia connection with this news
1ye may mention that we understand Captain
Ringgolds Troop of L. S. Flying Artillery
.yill embark this morning for New Orleans
en- route for Texas
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

In The right shop this time. We yesterday re-
ceived from our friends of the "Shades" Il large
bowl of the most delicious Soup, to which we
did ample Justice. Accompanying the Soup
was two bright and sparkling "Sherry Cobb
lers," which our Temperance pledge debarred
us from drinking, but our junior, who is not so
abstemous, pronounced them Nectar for the
gods.
The Military Contention. The following is
the committee appointed to represent the "Nla-
ryland Cadets in the above convention: Capt.
r. NJ. McLane, LIST Lieut.. Poor, End Lieut.
Fahnestock, Sergeant Wilson and private Jo-
shua Parker.
Threatening Life. Frederick Monahon charg-
ed with abusing and threatening the life of G..
+. Tyler, was arrested yesterday by officer
Bernhard, and released on security to keep the
peace by Justice Cockey.
Charge Of Theft. Nancy Smith, was arrested
yesterday by officer Fleishell charged by Seth
Graves, with stealing Sl.G6 from him. She
was committed to Jail to appear at Court by
Justice Showacre.
ASSAULT. Isaac Turner, for assaultino and
beating Frederick Anderson, was arrested yes
terduy morning and committed to Jail in default
olsecurity by Justice Brotherton.
Aiding the escape Of a Slare. Peter Hood
Gree colored) charged with concealng, and aid
ing in the escape to the country of female
slave, belonging to gentleman in the western
section ofthe city, was arrested yesterday morn
ing and committed to jail by T. Fl. Belt Esq.
Fslicgts, Luke Brown and Peter Flowers
were found by two Of the city watchmen about
~ o'clock on Monday night, on board a vessel
lying at one Of our wharis. They were taken
to the Middle District watch house, and yes
terday morning committed to Jail by Justice
Belt.
Handsome Mail Hagon. We notice that Mr.
James Murray, the attentive and energetic
agent for the delivery of the mails at our city
post office on their arrival at the Pratt street
depot, has procured new and beautiful mail
wagon, built in superior style, and so light and
easy, that his fine horses will have an "easy
time of it' in their travels to and from the de-
pot to the post Office. Mr.. Murray, as we'll as
his attentive drivers, are deserving of no little
commentator for the care and expedition with
which they discharge their duties.
accident. We regret to learn that Mr.. VIM
S. Couth was thrown from his wagon yesterday
afternoon while driving in the neighborhood of
Canton, and considerably injured on the head
The horse becameol q5!y ned at the cars
D'Oscned. A small boy, while engaged in
fishing yesterday afternoon from the wharf near
the Old Draw Bridge, fell overheard and was
drowned.
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100000 asI; = y !, ro od}5 y,

$4,000 aniy = N !. so oh;5l haa f
SCHOoLflELD * CO.'S, where was sold yesteri
several of the good prizes and more of the same Sc
can be had to day of Schoolfield & Co.
Nos. Nd Consolidated LOTTERY 81, drawn Ar,
50 81 Sc as 6 56 SO Al 20 10 )
lowt st prize 50, are:
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme OF Maryli,
Consolidated Lottery, class 33.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF 500 600 | prize OF Sl44i
3OO0 20 {! 1000
1000 40 d" 2j0.S
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters / 25 eighths g.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell or certlfcs
packages Of % tickets for only Sl7 So and car ORA
over So, 900.
g}- Draws next SATURDAY the Small Fy
f. F. Seminary Lottery, class %, Capital S4OO0 Tic
cts ST. shares in proportion, and in which Schoolfie
* Co. will sell on certificate, packages OF ~ VINO
tickets for only $3.50; halves Sc Is; quarters $50
eighihs 5l.68. For the capitals be suie and car
or send our orders to the all lucky
SCHOOLFlELD Il CO.
No. | Calvert street
IL tNstoficefrnm Baltimore Strep.
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ANOTHER GRAND EXCURSION, We understand that
the National Blues, Capt Pickell purpose making an
other Military and Civic Excursion to Annapolis, on
Thursday afternoon of next week From what we
hear, it will be grand affair
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n3-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md Conso
dated Lottery, class No. 30, for 1915:

4 so 81 &c As 6 IS 80 Al SIS 10 s
4 and 80, being the LIST and ID, or 81 and SIS,
being the 81 aud Attn, %
and As being the 9Th and 9th; or 80 and SO,
being the eth and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 4
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 2
From the old established House of
Ii EMORY, No. , N. Calvert. ST.
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COMMUNICATION.

no MEssRs. EDyTORs-Can You inform me why
nearly everybody who wants to buy lottery ticket
goes to the office OF those veteran prize sellers EMO
RY CO., in preference to any other Do not other
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes?
- NIRGINIJS,
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AMERICAN INDEBTEDNESS TO ENGLAND. An
exchange paper says that it appears from Ia
balar statement in London paper, that differ
ent States of our Union owe for money borrow
ed in Great Britain alone, no less than $751;
100000! England owes in different European
countries about $4,000, 900 900.
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WIG NOMINATIONS, The wings of the Isl
Congressional district of this State have nomi-
mated Gen. John G. Chapman, of Charles CO.,
and late Speaker of the House of Delegates, as
their candidate for Congress The wings OF
Anne Arundel county have nominated Charles
Carroll, Edwin P Hayden, George Wells, II.
G. Dunbar, jr., and James Kent, for the House
of Delegates: and John Basil, jr., Thos. WEIGH
and VIM. Fl. Dorsey for commissioners.
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A DISTRESSING CASE. In n. York, some
days ago, man named Collister, escaped an
indictment for bigamy, because it turned out
that his last wife had Il husband living. The
poor victim OF his perfdy, the abandoned wife,
suffered from the keenest poverty and want,
applied at the door of his dwelling on Satur-
day evening, with his child in her arms, for
charity, but was brutally repulscd with blows
by the guilty usurper of her rights. After
walking the streets the entire night, she On
Sunday appealed to him, for the sum which
she had paid lawyer for his services at the
Police, and was treated so cruelty, that in
moment of intense anguish, she threw herself
and child into the river. She was rescued, as
also the little one, both Of whom will be taken
care Of
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SOMETHING Me- We learn from the Eas.
ton Gazette that the schooner General Wash
iagton, Capt. J. A. Ridgaway, cleared from the
port of Oxford, in Talbot county, Md, on
Tuesday last, for Savannah and a market, with
full cargo, consisting of corn, -four and lum-
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. At a meeting
OF the managers on Thursday last, in N. York,
seven new auxliaries were recognized; the re-
ceipts, as reported for July, were sl6,9sO.ls,
and the number of Bibles and Testaments issu-
ed in the same time 1897.
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ib7- The musical ring of gold frequently saIutes our
ears pass the Office of those celebrated prize
sellers EMORY CO; No Calvert street These
gentlemen, are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. II
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from OOen, Kurts
& Co., No. l46 Baltmorest neat little volume, en-
titled "Gospel Promises, being short view of the
great and precious promises of the Gospeln From
c. a. Hinckley, 2SOa Baltimore. St. the "Melodies of
Scotland" containing eleven favorite Airs and Bal
lads, for 25 cts And from NJ Hickman, the oForeign
Quarterly Review :" for JULY
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DEATH ON THE CAMP GRotND. We learn
that on Sunday, son of Mr.. Gassaway Win
terson, Of Anne Arundel county, died suddenly
on the West River Camp Ground.
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An ELoPEMENr. The Green Port, L. l.,
Journal says thata man by the name of Sim,
mons, from New York, arrived there on Satur-
day week, with young woman whom he rep
resented to be his wife. They remained there
as man and wife till Monday. They were
then visited by three young gentlemen, rela-
tives of the young lady from New York, with
an officer, and taken back by the afternoon
train to the city. 1t Is said that Simmons left
a wife and several children in Danbury, Conn,
and eloped with this young woman, who had a
considerable sum ofmoney in her possession.
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The SENECA INDIANs-.A Council Held-
On the 18th and 10th inst. council of the Sc
neca Nation was held at the Cattauragus Creek
Reservation, in the State Of New York. 1t
was called at the instance of committee OF
the Society Of Friends, who for some years past
have been assisting these people, and the OBJ
Ject proposed was to induce them to make a
radical change IN their system of domestic eco
nomy, especially as regards the division OF la
Dor among them, and the withdrawal OF te-
males from the labors Of the field, and other
employments not suited to the delicacy of their
sex, and that hereafter they should devote
themselves to the business of their household
affairs. The deliberations were attended with
good results, and in token Of their good feelings
towards the Friends, the Chiefs adopted with
formal ceremonies, into their tribe, Philip L.
Thomas Esq, Of Baltimore, one Of the COM
mittee.
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MARINELIsT-poRT OF BAi,TlNOg
TUESDAY, AUGUST l2 l84s.
ERoMrHE EXCHANGE ReAolNc-RooN so1.
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
snip Mississippi, Harvey. Valparaiso and a marx
Jno. G. Chappeli.
SAlLED-Schf Union, Bangs, for Providence
ARRIVED,
Sehr Mara, Latoufere, 3 days from New York.
sorted cargo, to |. Mankin.
schr Mary Catharine, Brough,ou, 3 days f.
es'0n, lumber.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. S1
othmg.
The steamboats, Maryland, from Chester river. A
fallIeht, from Fairhaven, arrived last evening, II
ther OF when saw any vessel Oft Sandy roint-lt
therefore supposed that the brig reported ashore
Capt. Bearse, of schr. Richard Borden, go, oft "
the rise OF tAe tide on Sunday night and with ire
breeze proceeded down the bay.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Active, FoXwell, from James River Tor
de Janeiro, was in Hampton Roads 10th inst
Schr Susan, Hussey. hence at New York llth ~
schr Jno Is. Moreau, Voorhees,; for Baltimore Gle,
ed at do. same day.
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WATCHES! WATCHES!

NEIATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SSp Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
YIN Watch, Gold or Silver, of the most approved
" 81 kinds and finest workmanship, will do we'll to
kaaxl3call at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store, Water
street, second door from Calvert, who has now very
extensive lot of WATCHES on hand, and by the diff
ferent arrivals from Europe, is still receiving additions
that his will always be found complete
NIB. Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regu-
lated, al3eotf
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AN Ala CASTLE. Mr.. Rufus Porter, of New
York, formerly editor otthe N. York Mechanic,
is DESTROYS O: building flying machine or ira
yelling balloon, and proposes to raise the ne
cessary funds by publrshinga paper to be called
the Scientific American, at 80 year, He pro-
poses to constitute every subscriber a stock
holder in this air castle, If, by this means, he
does not succeed in raising his erial vehicle, he
may at least raise the arind.
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a MOTHER CURE OF CONSUMPTION
IA MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPTION GAN
BE CURED By SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
LIE TAKEN In ZINE. -

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9th, l845
Dr' u H. SchcHiH-Daar Sir--tt affords me heart
felt satisfaction to lay before the public the success of
your Puinonlc Syrup IN curing of lingering and
hrRy seated Consumption. About TWO years ago
was attacked with pain in my breast aud contin-
aed ury, hacking cough with almost constant spit
ling OF blood, and dreadful pain my side and bac X
and toWatds night hot, burning fever and headache
leaving me with cold creeping chills. applied to
he pest physicians in the city, tut could get little
no relief; my cough got worse; then tried some of
the most celebrated Cough Medicines and Syrups that
were recommended through the public press bat
an 20 no erect could get no relief, almost gave up
in despair, for was reduced to a mere skeleton, 4
friend OF nine at this time recommended ME to try
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. said il would
be the last thing would try, for had given up ali
nope OF being cured. On the Esd of March purchas.
ed bottle of the Syrup, and commenced using ii:
after usag few bottles the pain left my breast and
to my surprise, my cough ceased, and | now enoy
my health, thank God, as well as | ever did in nv
lte, and owe tito your invaluable medicine and tue
help of God. Yours. &c,
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RICHARD C. LENNON,

No. 1853 Canal street, Baltimore.
IL Is i0r sac at the proprietor's Office No SIS North
GAY STREET, the only place in the city where the
genuine Pllm0nlc Syrupcan be had Agent for Wash
ngton, Shuriz Wilde, No. Eliott's Buildings
Penasylvana avenue; E, J. Stansbsry, Annapolis; W
W. Johnson, Princess Anne, Eastern Shore OF Mary
land. oI9 In''
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1AMP STOOLS. On hand, n few Camp Stoc
" with supports for the back-arranged to fold
convenient for carriage. cheap and useful a,
Gle, for sale at the Furnishing Warehouse Of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
Is Baltimore street.
ais head of CentIe Markat
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ISy.CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION, ;
BALTIMORE, August 4th le45 {
FNyHE President and Directors of this INSTITUTE,
Il have declared dividend of three ptr cert
which will be paid 10 the stockholders and week
depoSItors on and after the ! ith inst. By order,
JOHN w. RANDOLPH,
a7-mth' Trs,sn.,.
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IMPORTANT ARRESTS. Sometime ago the
Poughkeepsie barge "Clinton," while on her
passage up the North river, was robbed Of
s34, 900 in bank bills belonging to the Pough-
keepsie Bank. Notwithstanding the efforts
that were made to discover the robbers, no clue
could be obtained until within the last few days,
when the New York police arrested James
Smith, alias Honeyman, James Miller, alias
Cupid, a man named Parkinson, and pc! Of
theirs named Brennan. A considerable portion
of the money has been recovered. The accus-
ed are all committed to prison.
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GRAND EXCURSION,


TO HAVRE- DE. GRACE, PORT DEPOSIT. AND
BASIN OF THE Underwater CANAL.
hYxRHA@~ n The steamboat THOS. JEFFER-
~ ll.sFh4+IS| SON, Captain HILL, will leave the
sss.:s St5tE1 OF Light and Pratt Streets on
1Ea-az-sss.-'saa TUESDAY MORNING, Aug. 18TH
at O'Clock, for Excursion to the above places
and return at 49, f. NJ, passing Specutia Island, Tur-
Key Point Bulls Mountain, Mount Ararat and Perry
vile, and III view of the ancient village OF Charles
town, on the North East. The boat will stop at the
County wharf, F. p, going and returning.
This will be the best Excur sion of the season--the
beautiful scenery along the Chesapeake Bay and Sus-
quehanna Is not surpassed in any part of the United
states, ana Port Deposit itself is the most romantic
Town in the world
SNACkS, CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM
SC. &c. will be provided.
GtT-A hne Military and Cotion Band viii be ou
board, and every thing to make it the most pleusant
and delightful excursion of the season.
Tickets 80 cents-to be had at the CIipper Sun and
Nrgn! oces, orat the boat on the morning OF ring
N. b. NO boys admitted, only in company with
their parents or guardians. ala ihsm
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THEAP TABLE OIL CLOTHS & COVEg
~ A variety OF fancy patterns and plain green
Cloths and Fancy Coveis-just received an! for s;
very low al HAYWARD,S
ala No. % Howard ST., Sd door fion Fave,ts,
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B1 III. w. BOOL.
NO DISAPPOGN,rnIEn,r,
CAMP MEETING NEAR REISTERS
TO WY. ON CLARK,S GRAIIALL

TOWN, ON CLARK'S GROUND
/tyEes~<~ j. PETERS T. co. will run their
Omnibusses TO the above named meet
e2Mk1&-ing on SUNDAY, Aug. 18th, leaving
the corner OF Green and LeHngton-sts, at O'Clock
A. NJ, Returning, viii leave the Ground at 5, P M
For the round trip 81 50. Tickets can be procured
either at the Washington Stage Office Pratt street
opposite the Rail Road Depot, or at No. 450 Market
street, near Pearl. We will send a coach on any day
through the week, wncn sufficient number of pas
S-ugers apply. alb At J. PETERS l. co
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Tickets S5UU-shares IN pr0pOftiOE.
Tickets by the Package or single sh re- for sale a.
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST and Exchange Place; Or
le Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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Ship Mississippi, Harvey, Valparaiso and marx
Jno G., Channel ~ - -'''N
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aBBEyILLE
Ee m al e A c a d e IN ".
, l1E ll,rusteees OF lI,e ,bbeyili,

He trustees OF the .ibbevlie Female Ac.
a ademy beg leave to announce TO tile
public, that MR,.JAMEs L. LESLEY has con
sente,l:,o lake charge OF the Female School in
AbbryiIle Viage. Tor The year 1886.
Mr. Lesley hus, iorlhe last ten years heen
engaged IN the education of youth and long
aud iayorably known.in Abbevile District, as
a acompetent AMI successful classical teacher.
His reputation, capacity aud qualifications as
an instructor, are TOO well known and admitted
to require from us any enconiunI, 10 recon.
mend him 10 the confidence and support Of the
community.
Althe usual branches OF an English educa
ton will b. taught; aisoi tile French, Latin and
Greek languages, together with Philosophy,
Drawing, Mathematics, Astronomy, Chemistry,
DC, &c
The scboolwil be- nnder the exclusive di.
rection and control nfMr Lesly. The Scho.
lastc Year 10 consist OF len months. commell.
cling the first Monday Of January next.
Good and cheap boarding may be had with
private la.nliesili the Village and its vicinity.
Miss HARRISON, whose superior talents
and qualifications asa Music Teacher, have
been long known mud appreciated in Able.
vile, will still continue IN charge oithc Music
Department.
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commercial.
HAMBURG, October 9.

HAMBURG, October 9.
Gallons our.notice ofthe market
this day week no material change has Ia
ken placeiiu prices, The receipts have
been moderate and the principal par1 sold
from Wagons as it came in at prices ran
ging from $40 74.-Tuesday evenings
mail put US in possession Of Liverpool dates
by the Cambria 10 the 18Th ull. what the
effect Of these. accounts will be on our
market has no, been fully developed. as
veryliule cotton chansel hands yesterday,
that they will ll.have favorable tendency,
we think there is no doubt. We quote or
diuary 10 middling 81 to 81 niiddlins fair
10 fair 6a to 81 fully fair 10 good fair 2 to
u choic 7s TO "a.
Provisions Corn has downward
tendency and will no, readily command
over. 81 10 65. Corn meal is in demand
a, 7Olo 75., Flour is plenty at So 10 $50.
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APPOINTMENTS.

Rev. TnoMAs HOLLAND. by divine per
mission will preach October 24h, al Big
Stephens Creek, Edg"feld District, ..
c.; Saturday. al Bethany, Republican !;
Sunday 26'h, at Red Hill; Monday,
9th, and Antioch; Tuesday. 2Sth, At
Edge6ed G. H.; Wednesday. 29Ih AZ
Rocky Greek rhur'iay, 30tb. al Dry
Greek; Friday, 3lst. al Bethel; Sa,nr
day, Nov st,ial Clouds Creek Sunday.
Cd, at Sardis Monday, Sd, al Salem !;
Tuesday, 9TH, AT Red Bank (; Wednesday.
5tb. at Good Hope; Thursday. 9th. al
Lille Stephens Creek; Friday, 7lh, al
Montain Creek.
Brethren of the ministry will please
publish these appointments in their res.
pective Churches.