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MINISTERS DEAD-Th Black Tongue. The
Rev. B. Westlake, of Peru district, and Rev.
Mr.. Buckingham of Logansport district, Indi-
ana, died a few days since of erysipelas or
black tongue. 1t is also said that Rev. r. Har-
crave died recently in fit.
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EMGRANTs. Nearly 1000 emigrants arrived
at New York from Europe on Welnesday.-
On the same day 364 arrived at this port from
Germany.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. This
body, at the last accounts from Cincinnati, was
engaged in discussing the proprety of remov-
ing the board of Home Missions to the West.
1t was expected the Assembly would finally ad-
journ on Wednesday.
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THANKS. We received Philadelphia papers
from Messrs. Adams s. Co. yesterday, in adj
vance of the mails, for which they have our
tho liz
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The STAMP ACT-Inportant Trial. We
perceive from correspondence between Gov.
Pratt and Attorney General Richardson, that
the latter at the request of the former, will car
ry from Baltimore City Court, which meets on
Monday next, to the Court of Appeals, for its
decision at the June term, cases embracing the
following important points,
lst Whether Official bonds, or any bonds
with collateral conditions, are within the act},
3D. Whether certificates of deposits issued by
banks, are embraced by the act?
Sd. Whether bank in this State can draw
a check on a bank out of the State without a
stamp.
4th. Whether bills of exchange, drawn by
Banks chartered by this State, require stamp;
The Attorney General, in his letter, says
''ot1iclal bonds and all other bonds with colat-
eral conditions, have been, as far as can learn,
uniformly Stamped" | shall, however, have
no difficulty in procuring a case to test the
question. The Bank of Baltimore, although
disposed to comply with the law, in its most
enlarged construction, has, at my request,
agreed TO make case, for the decision of the
"Appeate Court" involving all the matters
in which the Banks are concerned
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{12- f. =. FRYER. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CURNiCES, Sc re.
43- IMPORTER ar French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
Frames reguit and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET,
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ship.Eutaw, Ford, Bremen, b. Back * Son; brig
Aerel, Hopkins, Falmouth, J. w. Mason schr Trans
port, Evans, Carriers Creek, Va, master,
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, ST. Thomas, Wilmington and
Eastman.
schr John Allyne, Collins N. Bedford, T. WhItrdse
81 Co.
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g7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-sl. mhl2-ly
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GtHEERING TIMES AT BYRNE s. CO.'S
q lucky Office ls so 81, $500, half, and "a 25 80,
Sl50 quarter, both sold at the Yellow House. BE sure
to drop in this morning, and Try your luck. TODAY,
$1,000, S3000 10 of Sl0o0-Tickets 81 50.
Drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery, class ga:
50 Is Al 81 81 So II 81 % % 25 50 60 IA
BYRNE co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t aud South ST., Yellow House.
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JOHN k. HYNSON, Agent
P. 5. A Ladies' Poney for hire. His terms for Lii
very horses as follows: Saddle horse per month $40,
with carriage Sl2 ml2 colin
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Observe the Name and No. of Store.
HATS AND CAPS-SPRING FASHION.
.xRUn REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HATS
1#E AND CAPS, al 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
@x five doors below Frederck-sts.
AaxNMA COPELAND ~ GROVE,
% Have on hand well assorted stock of
Seasonable HATS, comprising in part Of
Rest super BEAVER,
do CASHMERE, the best of texture, a
dress Hat
do RUSSIA, a durable article, of good
quality
dc SATIN BEAVER, super article, with
Castor body,
SILK HAT, Russia body.
full and beautiful assortment of CAPS, for gen
temen, youths, boys and children; Ouer Velvet and
Fancy CAPS, with all other kinds, at reduced
prices. 1t.
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NEW NOVEL by EUGENE SUE. DE Rohan;
~ or, an Historical Romance, by NJ. Eugene Sue,
complete in vol p cts. Just received for sale by
PARSONS II PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book Manufac-
turers, l5l Pralt-st, adjoining Railroad Depot. m30
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IsN7T 10 1t IFIV7IT TIIN y " =
Publishing Depot, 81 Baltimore street.


a ELLIS G. OFF! SELLING OFF! As hy
- store will shortly undergo extensive alterations
and enlargement, which will necessarily interrupt my
business while these contemplated Improvements are
being made, | have determined to run of my large
and handsome assortment of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS at very low prices. Part OF the goods viii be
sold at less than first cost Ms stock is very com
pete, embracing almost every article that can be
named in the Dry Goods line.
{G3- Those who want to buy Cheap Goods, either to
sell again or for home use may expect first rate Bar
gains by calling without delay.
HENRY w. COOKE,
n30 Corner of Hanover and Lombard sis,
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READ ING ROOMS
MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMn RE.
THURSDAY, MAY 80 l845
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ESGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
Ek Again and again they come. Two more fine
prizes sold Due to comb Ia 81 Is prize of S2250,
and one of $500 to comb is "a So both sold in pack
ages by the lucky EGERTONS' By the package is
tons offices are the only places where the lucky ones
are to he found. THIS DAY, capitals $1,000, $4,000;
S2OO0,-iirkets 80 so, $. Gees qrs. only 1881.
TOMORROW, Small Fry, $4,000, $4,000, 5 of $1,000
Tickets ST. qrs 25c-a full package of 25 wholes for
ga, qrs. SO So
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soutll-st. and Exchange Place. or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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ORATORIO
Oh n IOKIU,
ST. ALPHONSUS, CHURCH

OPENING OF ST. ALPHONSUS' CHURCH
~ On The CORNER OF SARATOGA AND PARK-sTs.
"a ALPHONSUS' CHURCH will be open
- 10 Pablic inspection previous to the dedication,
on on, NEAI MONDAY EVENING, 10Th inst, with a
GRIND MUSICAL PERFORMANCE, by the
Lledefkrantz Association, assisted by the most emin
ent musical talent in the city,
Inc SUBJECTS selected for the occasion are por
tons OF HAyDN's SACRED ORAroRros of the g Ireo
ton" and the "Fou SeasonsD
PROGRAMME-PART l.
Selection from the Cteation-(By J. Haydn0
|. Representation of the Chaos
:. Ar ana Chorus-Now vanish before the holy
beams.
3. Ar-Roing in foaming pillows
4. Air and Chorus-The marV'lous work behold n
maid.
3. Recative and Ar-On mighty wings upfted
scars
6. Teraeito and Chorus-Most beautiful appear.
7. Recative and Ar-Strait opening her fertile
womb.
8. Chorus-Acheved is the glorious work.
PART ii.
Selections from the Seasons-(By J, Hay dn.)
|. Chorus-COme gentle spring
2. Rectatye and Air q welcome now.
3. Ch0rus-IIaii! o Sun be hal ID,
4. Recative and Cavatt a-This noon, and vertical
the sun darts his fire on, sc.
5. Quaretto with Chorus-FTom the Gen
.ral Judgment by Shncider.
6. Psalm so, v. H. by Rink.
7. Sexetto-Thauks to you, Father, by WOlSiefer.
8. Chorus-Alleua, from the Messiah, by Handel.
The interior will be brilliantly lighted Hp, tor the
first time with gas, and the whole power of the Grand
Organ just completed, will be brought out.
U3-Tickets can be procured at the Music Stores of
Messrs Bentecn, Wiig, and Caru-i, and at the Book
stores of Messrs. Lucas, Joseph Robinson, ~ Hick-
man, Jno. Moore, II. w. Bool, Edward Garraud and
J. Murphy, at the house adjoining the Church, and at
the door on the evening $Q3-T The OratoriO 10 com
mence at O'Clock. mh7 II
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
THURSDAY, MARCH &, ls45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REAplNe-Roon nooKs-
CLEAR Ell.

Schr Chester, Otis, Boston, master.
schr Arkansas, Groves, Norfolk and Richmond T
Hooper.
Schr Venus, David, Benedict, Md master
SAILED this morning-Ship Garonne, Myers for
Havre, via James River; briggs Wahsega, Borand, N
Orleans; Gen, Pinckney, Hobbs, Charleston.
ARRIVED,
Brig Martha. Parker, 4 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, TO II. Whitrdge 4 Co.
Schr Sabine, Backingon, II days from Orleans,
sugar and molasses TO w c. Harrison.
Schr Mary, Rowland, days from Providence, via
Newport, domestics, TO w. A. Cole. Passed at the
mouth of the river batque, supposed the Iowa
Thompson, from Rio Grande; and two brigantncs-
bound up.
Steamer Baltimore, Reese, fiom Philadelphia, mdsp
Ito f. G. Harris.
Consignees per ship Meta, from Livsrpool-J. Al
bert Co; +. * r. Voss; T.. NJ. Linthicum; SchRffar
s Louey; ID. U. Brown; Pike Ward; Dillingham; &
Jcssop; Lemue Ludden; Joseph Boury; Thomas <
Co; Norris & BIO: Norris Beatty; Allen Paine; f.
Jenkins Sons; Mciivan s Williams; X. P. Brown;
G b. Hoffman l. Bro; Harrison & Co: Ross Campbell;
b. F. Gardner; Russell & Mercer; Cariss s. Schultz;
Samuel Ault Son; Griffith, Fitzgerald s Masruder
Dawsons Norwood; Earnest x Cowles; Smith s
Sharkcy; c Nj Keyser; G Lowering x CLARK; R Il Tur
ner; w. r. Pennman & Bro; J. w. Curley & Co; f.
Fickey s Sons; w. f. Manley; Vanear, Smith s. Co
George Weinhagen and to order,
Consignees per ship Luise, fiom Bremen-C. &
Boehm; ]. F. Strohm & Co; Brauns & Focke; F. w
Brune Sons; G. Fischer & Co; A. Won Post; G. W.
Spilcker Lentz Flack; Sellman and Rippemeyer;
Hofmeistcr & Coz w Nlallinkrodt Mcte, Pean s Coz
-. i L.
ilaser Benninger; II. Thiermann; +. Kong Co; c.
Wenhagen; F.W. Dammann; +. Thornspecker & Co.
of Philadelphia and to order.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Henry Kelsey, Gray, cleared ut Boston 18th
inst. for Cardenas.
Brig Columbia, Colin, from Baltimore, was at La
guayra 9th ult, discharging.
Brig Augusta Birckhead, Brown, from Baltimore
arrived at Africa about both Dec. and would sail in
few days for Callao.
Schr Mary Catharine, Gayle, from Baltimore, arriv-
p1a uSf. I Ararr
Griffith, for Baltimore clea ed same day.
Schr Reaper, Sears, for Baltimore, sailed from Pro
whence Sd inst.
Schr VIM. Thompson, Stewart, from Fall River for
Baltimore, arrived at Newport LIST inst.
DISASTER. Ship Sidney, Leach, of and I'm Boston,
with cargo of ice, for Jamaica, totally lost,
with her cargo, the evening of the 18th ult. on
reef of rocks to the NJ f of Turks Island The cap
tain and crew landed with their boats the island.
The ship went to pieces during the night-part of the
sails and other materials saved by the wrcckers.
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mott

n3-MR. GEORGE r. GLIDDON will commence
NEW course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucidated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from M. j. CoHEN's Cabi-
net, at the Masonic HALL, st. Pau's-st, on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb 18th, at II O'Clock. 0I3- The
course will be continued on Feb 20, 25, 81, and Mar.
Sd, 9th and eth.
07- TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale at the bookstores
]. Robinson, No ld2, I. P. Cook, No. 76, Armstrong
Berry, No. l66, Knight & Colhurn, No 2l6, Cush-
ing s. Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shuuz &
Taylor, No. 10 North street, at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hail. Gentemens Tickets Sl4, ladys
81, for the course single admission so cts. fe22 tM8"
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IINHE CRY is STILL THEY COME ,

TVNHE CRY IS STILL THEY COME :
IL FLETCHER CO. again successful. Two
more brilliant prizes sold in yesterdays Md. Lottery,
making the ninth prize sold the present week at our
truly lucky office, No. Holiday street, Head Quar-
tiers for the distribution of three No. tickets.
Another splendid scheme draws THIS DAY. IS
Nos Is ballots (exlra chance.) Capitals $1,000, 1000,
$780, $780, SC. Tickets $3.50; quarters b2s cents
package of 25 quarters for only $3.50
TOMORROW, the gay little "Smal Fry' Lottery
comes off. $4,000 the big prize. Tickets 81; quarters
25 cts. package of quarters in this only 1887, and
whoes and halves in proportion.
Drawn Nos. class %, March 9Th, lowest prize 81
5 SIS 50 60 40 4S % % 81 25 SO 81 81 65 20
90 For tickets and packages in all the Lotteries,
apply personally or by letter, addressed TO
JAMES FLETCHER y co.
1t Baltimore, Md
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD. A sub
stitute has been offered to the bill before the
Pennsylvania Senate, in favor of this company,
which provides that the road in its continuance
to Pttsburg, shall follow the Valley of the
Yonghiogheny to point at or near its mouth,
thence between the Allegheny and Mononga-
hela rivers to Pittsburg, under the same provl
sions as are made in the act Of the Maryland
Legislature, incorporating the company. The
right is reserved to tax the road in Pennsylva-
MIA, or in Morgan or Berkeley counties, Va
The tolls between Pttsburg and Cumberland
shall not be less than the average Of tolls per
mile now charged or to be hereafter charged on
the Columbia and Philadelphia railway, and
the Allegheny Portage railroad, and the pro-
perty passing from Pittsburg to Baltimore shall
be charged less toll between Cumberland and
Baltimore than her property on that section OF
the road; and the tolls shall not be greater pei
mile west of any intersection, on property pass
ing from or to such road interesting, than up
on other property not passing over such othe
road. Several other minor provisions are con
tanned in the substitute. No action has beef
had on il,
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The New ADMINISTRATIONS. ne snip oil
State, under command of Mr.. Polk is fairly
launched; and we pray that Sc may have IA
yorable winds and pleasant and prosperous
voyage. She starts under suspicious circum-
stances, and all that will be required to insure
her safety will be to keep a steady helm.
No man since the time of Washington, has
entered upon the duties Of the Presidential Of
flee more perfectly free to pursue an indepcn-
dent course, than Mr.. Polk; and none has had
a tairer opportunity to promote the substantial
and LASTING interests Of the country The Pre-
sdent is fully appraised of the excuses into
which parties have run, and the great injury
which they have inflicted upon the morals and
happiness of the country by their violent and
INSCRIPTIONS proceedings. For many years
past the nation has been kept in a state of ag-
tation and teverish excitcment; amidst which
the public interests have been too frequently
sacrificed to what was considered party expedi-
ency. AS patriot--as the chief magistrate of
the nation President Polk cannot but regret
the existence of this condition of things, and
desire to see it changed for a better. With
him exists the power to restore harmony and
good tceling-to cause the angry pillows of
party to subsidc into calmncss and tranquility
and to unite us into one great aud mighty peo-
ple. We cannot doubt that he las the incllna-
ton to exert the power and influence which he
possesses, to effect so great and glorious an OBJ
10 Inns, inI;nutnI that cu.b is bls IpCirn
and the indication has been received with uni
versal satisfaction Men seek respite from
party conflicts from prescription and persecu-
ton; and will hail as a bcncactor the man who
shall give to them repose. "Our Country"
should be the first consideration with every
American citizen; and it matters little whether
he who advances its welfare be denominated
Wing or Democrat. The name is nothing
the substance every thing. Wholesome mea-
sures and patriotic course will be none the
less acceptable because they emanate from
President of this or that party--hence we hope,
that the political adversares of President Polk
will offer no captious opposition to his acts, but
Judge them fairly and without prejudice, and
approve or condemn them according to their
merits If this candid and liberal course be
adopted, there will be little of political asperty
existing, aud political rancour and injustice will
be unknown. We pray then, that there may
be pause in partizan warfarc-that dema-
gogues will not set the political elements into
eommoton on the subject of Mr.. Folks sue
cessor--but that the President may be permit
ted to 'act out his part" undisturbed by the
ambitious projects of the aspiring, and unan-
noyed by iactious assaults.
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from the PHILADELPHIA Daily Sun.

APRIL 10Th, lS44.
Mr.. John A. CentreH-Dear Sir-Havmg been af-
flicted for upwards of two years, with liberation OF
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medcated Syrup of Sarsaparil-
la, am now restored to perfect health and my sight
which was much impaired, is as strong as when d
boy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street.
03-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tall in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green Streets or at the s. w corner of west Baltimore
and Green-sts. feI9
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EK1HE RESULT of selling SO many of the cap

EKyHE RESULT of selling many of the CAPT
III tai prizes is a constant rush to DOYLE'S CAPl-
TAI PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREET, oppo-
site the Railroad Depot, (ncxt door TO Bradshaw's
United States Hotel) Several capital prizes
sold during the past week. The year 1916 has brought
with it an extraordinary run of good luck to the pa
irons of the Capital Prize Depot. If you wish to go
in for portion of this good luck give DOYLE a call
and get some of the splendid capitals to be drawn this
week
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets S21, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Risk of % wholes tickets $l2 halves SO,
quarters 49, Certificates will be issued at these prices
at any ME previous to the drawing OF the Lottery
Send your ordars early 10 the right place.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky Numbers, by
the package, single ticket, or SNARE All orders, PET
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
II fri Opposite h. & q. r. r. Depot.
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FORGERY. A man named Simon Hart has
been arrested at New Orleans, charged with
forging note for S4,349.76 in the name OF
Abraham Hart, of New York, by which he OBJ
tanned bagging and bale rope to that amount
from Schultz, Hadden and Leach, of the for
mercltY.
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Coon FOR OFFICE HOLDERS. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Boston Courier,
who assumes to speak from certain knowledge,
declares that it is Mr.. Folks "solemn intention
to make no removals, even of decided politi-
cal opponents, unless for official or personal
delinquency.'
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL. twill be
seen by our Annapolis letter. that the bill to
complete the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
under consideration in the House, the substl-
tute, therefor having been rejected by large
majority
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WW w. TILYARD,
&c SURGEON DENTIST, EuTsw-sT,,
fe5-3m Sd door north of Lombard ST.

TWNHE FOURTH HIGHEST PRIZE IN
IL THE CHEME SOLD YESTERDAY BY
SCHOOLFlELD co. To Nos 26 50 62, prize of
$3.50, sold to patron of this city; Nos S 30 50, a
prize OF 5000, sent to Hanover Pa; Nos 90 30 IS,
prize of $780, sold to n citizen.
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class 49, drawn March 9th,
lowest prize $4, are
IS So so 40 4s % 30 81 26 SO 81 81 65 20
QI3-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class 80.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 prize Of $1,000
| " 2, 900 | /" 900
l,lO0 COOS
Tickets S2a; halves 81! quarters g.
In which Scheduled s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only 81 e..
o. SEND ON YOUR ORDERS Draws next
Saturday, March 9Th, the Small Fry Maryland; class
g. Capital $1,000. Tickets 81, shares in proportion,
and in which Scheduled & Co will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only $3.50; halves
S6.75; quarters $3.37; eighths 81 IS. For the CAPT
tails, address or call on the all fortunate
SCHOOLFlELD s Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street
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nUST RECEIVED at the New Western Dry
% Goods Store, No. AL BALTIMORE STREET
Zone door east of Green) large assortment of Spring
Calicoes, unsurpassed for beauty and cheapness;
Stockings all sorts, sizes and prices; Linen Cambria
Hdkfs. from 1873 cts. up; beached and unbleached
Sheetings, very low, some yard wide, 6! cents Irish
Linens and Diapers; Skirts corded all through; Grass
Cloth for do. sc. Also, great variety of FANCY
GOODS, consisting in part of Barge sHAWLS and
SCAkFS, very handsome and very low! new style
Ribbons; Laces Edgings; Insertings and Gloves. In
short, every thing usually found in dry goods store
WIN. X. McCOMAS, No. 42I Markets..
mh6-3t* one door east of Green.
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GIy- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION Atthe
request of of its friends the Pitt street Sab
bath School Society have determined to repeat the r
late exhibition on TUESDAY EVENING, llth inst,
in the church at the corner of Pitt and Aisquith
The exercises will embrace Singing REGULATIONS and
Dialogues based the subject of Temperance, all of
which were received with mhounded pleasure by the
audience on that occasion. Thankful for the
ragement given at that time, we trust our friends
and the public will again favor us with their presence,
promising on our part, that no pains shall ne spared
10 render the present interesting as the former OK
hibition Abundance l2t cts-to be had at the doors.
Exercises to commence at O'Clock. NH At
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G3-TRlNITY CHURCH, in Bank street, near
Bond (Fe's Point) will be open for Divine service
according to the rites OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, on NEXT SUNDAY, at 10y, p. M, at and
"A, p. NJ. The Collections on this and each subse-
quent Sunday will be appropriated to iquidatine the
remaining cost of the building. All interested in
result so desirable respectfully invited to at
tend. nhf-2tF