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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
THE DAHLIAs or MEXICO AND rnE
~ GOLD or oPHIR.

The New York correspondent Of the Ma
sional Intelligeucer INDUCES 10 some curious
speealatlohs in reference 10 the identity Of
california and the ancient Ophir, where the
gold diggers Of old obtained the immense
quantities Of gold in the construction Of the
temple The writer says. sAo
The London Magazine Of Science, Of last
month, says that in the Travels Of Lord Lind
say it IS stated, that during his wanderings
In Egypt be discovered mummy, which the
hierogly phics upon ii proved to. be more than
two thousand years old. In one of its closed
hands be found . bnlbous root, which he car
ricd home aud deposited IN q sunny soil. -
In ! few weeks it sproutcd, grew, aud finally
bloss0med into beautiful dahlia. As the
dahlia Ind usually been considered native
only in Mexico and South America, this So
itary blossom from the hand Of the Egyptian
mummy, may, perhaps, be called up as
beautiful witness in confederation of the idea
that the inhabitants Of the Ola World Gas it
is called) once had communication with the
Western Continent Aud granting that
question settled in the Affirmative, another
still lies behind it more difficult perhaps, Of
solution, viz was the dhhlia originally trans.
ferred from Mexico to Egypt. Jor from Egypt
to Moxico4 The presumption is, that as
Mexico has been the accredited home of the
dablia in modern times, it was also its home
III the earlier age Of the world
As collateral item in reference to the
idea Of ancient communication between the
old world and the new, an argument is raised
to show that athe gold of AOphir,n Of Scrip.
ture celebrity, came from California. Ma.
jor Noah, in his last SUNDAY Times goes
into the argument to considerable extent,
and infers, from the vast amount Of the gold
Of Ophir used in the construction and orna-
mchts of Solomon temple, the length Of the
voyages Of the ships which were sent for the
gold, and various other considerations, that
it vas California gold that 50 wonderfully
and magnifcently enriched the famous tom
pie Of antiquity. The Major states the cost
Of the temple at upwards Of four hundred
and fifty millions of pounds sterling sum
hardly to be compared with any single fnan-
eial account on record, except the uatioBal
debt of Great Britain The ships sent by
Solomon and Hiramfo Tyre, for the gold
treasures of Ophir, required three years to
make the voyage. aldIas theaoeality Of Ophir
has not been ascertained, and as the length
of the voyage would seem to correspond very
well with the distance to California, Major
Noah, therefore, concludes that ancient o.
phir and modern California arc ono and the
same place The conclusion does not exact
ly amount to o geometrical demonstration,
but it affords material for curious specula-
tionw worth placing by the side of Lord Lind
says dahlia. lii'N sfst4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

M. de Linguevill, Frenchman, who
died lately at the age Of 10, had been mar
ried ten times, espoussd his last helpmate At
niaety-nine, and had son at one hunltred
and ons. = - y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

NATloNAL CoNvENrIoN--There is to be
National Convention at Baltimore on the 9th
of March, of capitalists, inventors, and ANA
tours Of skill and ingenuity in Che products
i've arts. .g a sa.dl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

~ Chas. M Clayton, son Of John IL.
Clayton, died at Hayanna, on the 10th ult,
of pulmonary consumption. He was highly
accomplished, and had travelled greatly in
Europe. ed se, sa5Isaa sassfl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Cheap Orr Goods, Boots. &c.

~ BALEs a. 20 Brown Cotton,
1yl9 DO a. French Bro. do
e Q do ~, and 7-S Osna6nrg,
do hest Bagying es
100 pieces. 81, rs and "A bleached Cotton,
: $50 do Calico,
5000 pounds Cotton Yarn,
500 do cnlored carpet Yarn, $50
y 10 pieces fullcd Iinsey,
10 do plaid do
so 40 Cashmere and Cassine,t
so pair Negro Blankets, = .,s. s
10 pieces black blue green, grey. and drab Cloth,
10 do white, rcd and yellow Flannel
- do Check,
= 10 eases kip, calf and coarse Boots A
DO homo made and water proof do
300 pair coarse and fine Shoes and Brogans,
ia01do Boyss do do do
-950 do Women's do do do
s doz men and women's Buffalo & Gum Over
- a & Shoes
= wRh general assortment Of Dress Goods,
EAawts, Handkctehiefs, yestings, &C., SC. All Of
Which We oder low for cash OF in exchange for pro-
duee WOOD & BANNER,
Nov. 9, 1873 Winchester Depot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

Tho Virginia Gold mine of Messrs. Stock
ton, Heiss & Go. is said to be yielding $500
per day, to a working force Of go hands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

~ There are thirteen hundred we'll
known race horses in England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

PIsToLs Revolving pistols to the value
of $50. 0o0, have been sold at one factory in
Massachusetts, forthe California trade. aflF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
70 ~ Puhlle.
Gomez, Sugar, Molasses, DC,

Al Bag prime RIO Green Coffee.
4U ~ bblA afsf quality n. D. Alolas,e.. .s5
Nbbd1s, N. o. sugar
: ells. Crushed and Powdered Loaf Sugar.
4bores MOL Loaf Sugar, 81 so &
Loo -. pure White Lead. 80. lls.I5
hsfTel Spirits Of Tnrpcnfine.
> blls. japan and copal Vanish.
~ Kr0sn Golshls Matches
aehssis Imperial Tea. For sale at
a.. ,s.o YouNG's Aseaey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Earcsll Ilnnch Rai.i,l.

kA BOXES RaisiRs, 40 half boz do, 50 ouar<
w ter 90. Dc, for sale by
Harper. Ferry. Dec ! {, 1870 r. AGENT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

-GIASJsN-A Quaker giant and giantess
from England have arrived at New York, Mrs
Boston Their immense size preeluded the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Boots and Shoes.

7sS0 PAIR Ladies Walking Shoes;
lya pair Mems and Boys Boots;
800 Is Childrch Shocs; NJ K.
32t I" Ladies Gum . Yer Shoes, :
10 = Men's IN ss.s4g
For sale iow.'by GIBSON a HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
.Cilron, lemons. &c

0-BoxEs ciiron 4 boxes Lemons;
- eask Zanis Cnrranls
bale Bordeaux Almonds hale Filberts
boxes Fire Crackers For sale by
ADAM YOUNG, Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
PIaster.Fisll, Salt. &C.

X VIII he KEPT Constantly on hand. and disposed Of
onlhe most reasonable terms by the cargo small
e. quantity.
The Kassionss al tis Old Furnace Is slill under
The control Of the undersigned and grateful TO the
sitizens oil Jefferson county generally who have pa,
lronixcd us 10 literally. solicit coniinuance.-
The highest price viii he paid for Wheat. Corn,
&C., and Plaster, Fish, Salt AID other necessary
articles always on hand and for sale at the mosi
reasonable prices.
s go - NJ. H& v. w MOORE. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
bio 10000 Bushels Of Wheat,

TO be delivered AZ such times as the parties may
agree, and IN parcels 10 suit the convenience OF
those interested Also the highest market price will
DE paid for CORN, OATS, 4 COUNTRY PRO-
DBCE generally. Farmers and others will find il
% their interest 10 call before diSposing OF their
Gfain 90 Produce. as our arrangements are such as
tooaer Inducements equal TO thatof any ether House
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Warehouse at Shepherdstown.
Wheat, Corn &c. Wanted.

mi II. & v. w. MOORE respectfully inform
ttAls The citizens OF Jefferson and Berkeley co,in
ties, Va and those OF w ashington county Md that
they have rented the large and olnmodious BRICK
WAREHOUSE al ShepherdsioWn, an the Potomac
River where they will Al all times be prepared 10
furnish transportation in their superior line Of
- ~ n Az - QAxS.
Fur any and al fcigit deStlnet TOT the Nfafkets
81 abe Distfict Terms, reasonable, and such as
will make q the interest Of all 20 give them trial.
L. The highest market Cash price will be paid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Il Derg important Communication
TO ALL PERSONS IN ALL PLACES,
'FtR Ar Al rf,rs Axn FL

UMder all CircH,asfaMces.
= Observation-Disclosures rfsuur.es-
in habits which must, 10 greater lesser dis
arrange the admirable and intricate combinations which
form the system, and consequently EVERY lNDI-
VIDUAL should POSSESS some mild, yet eiicacioas,
simple and accredited agent teg preserving all the
func lions Of The body in rood oder
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

m BOXES b. 10. 10 BY n. and IA br u
4NkFWind0w Glass for sale bv = - = -, 80
80 - WOOD q BANNER.
Z 49, - Use @dl Winchcsier Depot
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SPLEyDID Csrpeting, Curtain Goods, Sc.-The subscr
" Of citizens and house
generally of furnishing goods which
they surpassed, equaed, by other
house in the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
super6ne ingram, hne aud fine do
Low priced all wool ingram, royal twiled Venetians
cheneile and tuned
sheet oclo width, which viii be cut 10 nj any
or hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich de iaines rich figured de LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union damasks
Twiled and plain cashmcreu
Buff danask do
Wored damasks, all coiors
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins by the yard
TaszeI loops, gimps, bordefngs, bindings
Blind linens, NIL widths
Tasseis. cords and fixtures OF every kind, sc.
assortment OF table and piano covers
abecos table damask linen heengs damask napkins ant
towels Scotch Marscies quilts, bed blankets
Sc ali Of which are Just perfectly fresh, and will be Of
red upon accommodating All are respectfully In
for themselves. = :. ..x.,,. 49,.
Sep 1l-3taw4wif y. hoob 70.
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BALTIMORE. Sept 2l-6 D, IN.
Odd. Fsiows Grand Lodgs-1As Nsw York q,sstion-aii
Jaii1s-Mains asefiom--1hs markets, &C.
learn that the committee appointed by the Odd Eel
lows Grand Lodge of the United Sates whom were
.rred the difficulties among the Order in the State New
York; this morning reported in favor OF the formation OF
two Grand Lodges ard two Grand Encampments in that
State, in conformity with the petition presented by thai
portion of the Order located in the western part OF the State
After Of division it found impossible TO bring
about unon and this the only left 10 secure
peace and harmony This report will up before the
Grand Lodge this afternoon, and doubt is enter
tanned but that Il will DO adopted. The Lodge will adj
joum sine die tomorrow evening.
The democratic meeting last night was largely
tended, and able speeches made by Messrs McLane
and Hack, followed by Messrs. Marshall and Donaldson
The wings still remain silent, having made no public
demonstration yet
rive until hatpast 8, the detention being caused by the
train which left here o'clock night for Philadelphia
running a Halls crossroads, Perrymans
vile, by which the baggage and engine tender
thrown oil the track No personal injury was sustained
The had It's head completely severed from its body
The latest intelligence from Maine is the effect that the
democrats have only elected their governor but have
clear majority in both Houses on joint ballot.
The New York Mirror announces that M Pouss'n the
French minister, is sail for Hayre to-day board the
packet ship New York. This however, Is thought 10 be
incorrect.
THE MARKKrs-In the Baltimore market, this morning
there nothing done In fonrhe last sales being at 10
for Howard street There has been li,Se change IL
wheat for weeks except in the and inferior
lots which go off rather heavily. The sales for the week
have ranged from IS 100 for good, and
100 good prime red-the bulk of sales, how
ever between these figures. White sells for los to ITO
cents, and family -four white liz ll5 cents. The
market has been fairly supplied, with good demand
There has been change In Sales yellow have
ranged from SO 90 cents and white 81 So cents, and
Mixed and thar heated by the fly, at IS 81 cents.
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carusl's saloon.

7, AN,ytNc AND WALTZING ACADEMY. CARUsI has
The honor 70 his dancing and waltxing academy
viii he for the reception Of ladies and gentlemen
about Inc ION day s9 In the Of instruction
the no fye and dances viii be introducedth'
All scholars are emitted TO oees which viii commence
DAYS on Thursdays and Saturdays for
ladies' from 3t O'Clock, for masters, ron uh O'CLOCK
Private lessons viii be svcn at the saloon, private mlies
AT academies.
Saloons are now being thoroughly repaired, fresh painting
pang, &C. them in every way worthy OF me ~
tenon OF those balls erhpuons sc
OF hich the prices viii be moderate in the extreme
Sept 2l-eo3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-22

DATENTs.-LIsT OF PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS AND
DESIGNS issued the United States from 1870 20 1917 with
the decisions OF the of the Uni
The same PERIOD compiled published under
Edmund Burke OF Patents In law book
form vol, bound price g. (Can be sent BY mail 81 small
postageo For sale,by TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept is Booksellers, Oh u.
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TELEeRAPHIo REPoRTs FOR THE UNION.
Condition Of the markets.

Condition of the markets.
New YORK, Sept. DO p. m.The advices frem Europe
by the Cambria have had especial effect the market
Prices Of all articles continue about the same.
Stocks slightly recovering from the depression caused
by the recent news from Washington.
Flour is quiet Small sales Michigan 81 IS q 81 81
western SIS IL SIS rs, and Stale and Genesee 50 % .
IS 81; southern So A. Corn meal 80 l2a Rye flour S3
Wheat Is selling at 100 10 log cents for red and li6 lis
50 for Mixed and 90 81 cents for yellow Oats 10
40 cents Rye 50 cents.
& Provisions and groceries unchanged prices steady
The cotton market is unsettled; no sales OF moment
dealers awaiting further advices.
Whskey 26b cents in bbls
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2l-p. m.
The extensive powder mills Ithica, New York, be
longing Mr. McIntre, blew last night with tremen
dous explosion Fortunately, however, one was hurt
The foreign has unsettled the market There is no
change in prices, but breadstufs are Hat.
Indian Deprsdatiows the Frontier.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 20 We learn that the Usage Indians
who are committing depredations the frontier, broke
open and robbed the OF Johnston Wedden on the
LIST inst. detachment from Scott sent 70 arrest the
robbers, but returned unsuccessful.
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1,HE Mothers, Medical Guide 20 the Treatment Of
the diseases Of children, be pursued with sai IN
dependeny professional advice, Drs Smith and Bradou
IS se p is = 'Va" FRANcK TAYLOR.
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dozen times, drawing increased paudits nightly There
is much in il; but the author truly says capital
manner in which everything played Burions is acted
throughout, makes much out of little. w.
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NLAGETT Il DODsON would rcspectfully I'M
Washington and Georgetown and their vcn
opened much larger and richer stock OF furniture
dry than hitherto been seen here and being coma
qualities, and prices will meet the
may they invite all who may be In
anything in this department to call and see fr themselves
We
superby rich tapestry velvet carpetinss
English Brussels do. very heavy and beautiful
American do. cheap
Imperial 3py do English
Do do American ,,.,
Superfne and fine ingram do, warranted imported
do do domestic
Tapestry Venetian do all widths
do do do
Also article fcarpeng, made nom the cuns OF military
cloths, pretty heavy, and cheap.
our stock OF curtain Materials sure decidedly
and mos in this nesbborhood.
beautiful Of table and bed linen
all Of which invite the attention OF The commu
nty and particularly the ladies. - ... ,.,.o.,a
General furnishing dry goods wareroom, corner Of
9th street and Penn. avenue, up stairs.
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c.rpstlng., c.rp.,,rg., c.rpe.lng..


DARNEs MITCHELL would call attention their unusually
supply capetng hoor olclots
furnishing goods generally All newly opened within the
And the greater number having been purchased
had bought regular way. They especially
n description of house furnish
goods their before sung
elsewhere determined sell cheap and
would having just been opened
pieces rich velvet carpeing
do do tapestry velvet do
10 do very superior and elegant style Brussels
do do English do
IS do andh and imperial 3ply
SO do supernc lngrain imported and American
some Of entirely and beautiful style
40 do common Ingram
so do cotton and wool and cotton do
90 venean OF the quality and newest styles and color
10 do list rag carpets Of an entirely style
floor oiciofs Of 4, s. o. y and 81 widths,
many of new and handsome style. Also
do very rich tapestry pattern English dio 70 cut or has
rooms, &c.
rugs, ueed and chenee make very
handsome and cheap
Together largest decidedly cheapest stock
had OF &, Q, 10, III, and l24 blankets
Linen sheetings pllowcase linens
Damask table diapers and ablecloths
Danask napkins, brown table diapers and cloths
Colored border towelng, Russia and Scotch do
Huckaback towellng, step oilcloth
toored step linen, crash, OF the heaviest kind
Curtain description, also curtain muslin
Piano OF richest colors and newest styles
Also all WOOL and OF handsome style
9, 10, II and 1874 white imperial quilts In ms meie we can
kewise NJ dozen 1914 colored quilts only 81 81 50
pieces floor baze, Of and 1914 widths for cumt
cloths, &C.
purchasing elsewhere knowing that will be greatly 10 the
Between sth and OH Streets Penn.
Sept l9-3taw3wif
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N.yr Aorsr,s ornor, wa.hing,on, Sept i

+. . y
NAvr Asrsr's oSnoE, washington, Sept u, 1879
cEALED proposals received hs once lsadosd 'ro-
S9I % a Ss ss I % as and p he
States Kuery Maine, TOO tons Of ne
SAID sosI % BE- suitable FOR steamers. USE and
saa i pass ;sfa
Ise,ed BY s N S - "a s T ion No.
approved .urees in twice the estimated amount
ne Of s ~ wall s s. & nc
offer must be BY written guaranty hs rssponb
Of % be esr,iaed % y navy sssn
the Offer s. atsspssd he ssasr bidders w within das
seuis die sss with aas .ae ns u1es he
Sa no s IN "a. :" c
1885, oeds the consideration Of all proposals. mot accompanied
Bidders particularly endorse . Offer above
IN 70 prevent their being beS ,s pops ms All
Offers made sIIe, win mi.
accepted viii be duly notified, and forwarded without
offering designate post through
which they desire 70 be addressed and The whom s
Sep. is-d'aihocI LII LATHRoP, Navy Agent
ny T. o. n OF. DrER, .sscsssnsvs.
suaNITuRE FIXTURES LEAsEhoLD ae q ss Uni,
instant, at 10 O'Clock shall The sale q e household
embracing Or eshytwo and chamber. q:
e % sss' wen
Handsome mahogany sofas and chairs
Do P FsasS p. s psI an, sss sd tables
Do mahogany and piano forte, BY Chick
Superior Brussels tneeply ingram pao chamber and
Superior feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
French and mahogany MAPLE and cherry beds'eads
Mahogany and painted wardrobes, wsshsiands
superior bock-tin covered dishes, q ali sizes N
s W e sas aa dinner as cutlery sss ana breakfast 'ss
Silver, abata, and plated spoons and forks
Superior cutgass decante tumbes, champasnes gobie,
aSls linens. blankets, comforts, spreads, &C., with
sss1s osSRss our .I months for
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For BaItirnore.

THE steamer osCEoLA win, on Sunday the =
Of September, commence making one IMP week 70
6RA the above place, leaving washington every sunday
O'Clock She win stop regularly Fona and resmng
landings the Potomac for signals or 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The Osceola will for Norfolk every Thursdsy
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday q O'Clock
She touches going and returning river the usual
landings JAMES miTCHELL,
Sep % captain.
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Baltimore College Oriental surgcryscssion
THE regular Course this Institution
i the LAST MospAr or NOVEMBER and will continue four
The Mechanical and Dissecns opened
Monday Of October
FACULTY.
ELEazAR PARxLY, NJ. D., Provost
CHArs A. HAsnis, M NJ d. Professor OF Principles and
Tsosss Bosp, NJ, d. Professor Of Special Paholo-
~ and Therapeutics. st "a
w. r. HAspr NJ D., Professor Anatomy Physiology.
CYsssus o. Cosr, NJ d. D. D. 81 Professor Of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry
PHrur H. Ausrrs, A. NJ, NJ D. OF Mechanical
Dentistry and Lecturer Dental Chemistry
The College contains ample provision for
two large and commodiou rooms with all he
appanccsi Mechanical Workshop; Irmay
supplied daily patients for operate Dissectn
containing thousands Of teeth Of every pathoos
cal variety and two Lecture Rooms "a.
Tickets for the slo; Dissection Ticket (opnonJ sV
Mauiculation, IS, Diploma fee, go ...,ny No..
Sept 1e--2aweo3m w. H. HANp', Doa
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nUvALL BROTHER, taicrs, Pennsyvana
Gadsby Hotel, would announce 90 'n I,cb hsS
the citizens generally the arrival o. Their s wse, IN The New,
York market prepared TO hare any aaa 70
and on ~ ~. " 10 my ''' 10
bought of any essabs,ment or noftn OF US. 80, -
xo mil spplv N furnishing articles of genucmen such a.
shs marine sirt. and drawers silk shirts and drawers suspend
M new style csva dressing robes &C
Sept 20--taw3wif Do'nhh nSoinSn-
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ON Inc Manufactures Of Iron, one small volume, re-
printed from ne Treatise issued py ne bnusn sccev 3, rs
Browns Technical Encyclopaedia pocket dictionary Of terms IN
use IN and Of common use o
foreign languages, with their ranslauons vol, Is cent 80,
Meiods Location for Railway Engines By g. W. Mm'n, eiv
engineer. vol, mssy ensrsvinss 80 cents ,y r.vrop
sspM FkANVk IhAkvsz
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1-Religious NOTES.-The Rev. g. Bonhomme agent and
the Jews will preach Sabbath) morning.
TENDER a. II O'clock the Fir Baptist Church Tenth
and at hafpa O'Clock In the afternoon, the Presbyterian
Church In Georgetown.
public win be taken up
funds Of the society.
OFF Presbyterian Church.By Divine permission,
r. w. Cushman will preach this church Sabbath
next, II O'Clock and In the afternoon nj o'clock.
Sept -
Oz-Ieeturcs 90 Young Men.-The series OF moral
Lectures Young Men will be delivered Virginia
The Navy Yard next Sunday evening" half
BY Rev o. W. Denison
respectfully, Intended to be i'd
dressed Parents guardians, and the friends Of morality all
nominations, requested 10 unite In the occasion.
o. franklin IyceumIER II. HrkTH, esq, having CON
deliver lecture "MAN-his csRgsp
before Franklin Lyceum hall,
Of Matthew'S church, Of and 18th
Tuesday next O'Clock The public are respectfully in
vited to attend. JAMES O'NEfLL, President.
WV. }. MILLER, Secretary. Sept -
01-wsshingtonisn Minute Men.-A special meeting Of
association will be held in the chapel Of the District penena
SundAy morning. O'CLOCK, when the prisoners OF the
will addressed subject of temperance
Tpton Ohio Cammack Of Washington, and other gentlemen
The soldiers Of adjacent Arsenal invited
Another Of association will be held United
Addresses popular speakers
will he provided for ladies' The community generally
| @. w. DENIsoN, President
| P.KLsss, Secretary