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JAS. II. NcCULIOlJGH.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
"A Chancery Office under the "ueward
House" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, 1S55-tf
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HATS! HATS! HATS .,-Imperial
II l. Dunstablc. Florence Braid Icghorn. Senate
Berlin straw, Oats straw = Hats. For
sac by Il. + MAY
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y TO TIE pUBLlC.-As there are many
Gift Book stores advertised throughout the colln-
try, MIR. EVANS deems it just to himself and his
duty to he public--inaSmUah as he originated The
;'ift Book busness--tn state a. evidence OF the
instability OF many Of such concerns. that they con.
ceal their real names from the public. and are adj
vcrtisng their business. under assumed ones Mr.
Il, Is aware that these various concerns published
us Gif; Book stores. are calculated to bring the
business atLbShcd by himself into disrcpntc -
lie asks OF the public correct jud smen in regard
10 his Gift Book Enterprise, for the honor. ntcs
rity and success of which he refers to all the
prominent publishers in the United States Read
his Catalogue. InpriI ;, 1858
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DELAWARE
steam Sash, Panel Door.

AT0ILDlNG, WINDOW FRAME AND NEyI-
W. THAN SHuTrER MANuFACToRr. THOMAS
W. BROWN, foot of Orange Street. (on the Wharf,
WILMINGroN, DEL. respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he is new prepared
to Manufacture Mouldings, sash Panel Doors,
Window Frames. and Nenttian Shutters at his
establishment foot of Orange street, in }. Morton
Pools Machine shop Having extensive STEAM
POWER on the premises, he is enabled to manu-
t'clure every article in his line promptly in tho
best manner. and on the lowest possible terms.
Feb. &. lSjS-6m
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MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF LADIES'
I'L DRESS GOODS ut L. BROWN, JR'S.-
Rich Lustered Black silk Handsome Plaid and
Stripe Silks, Bayadcre Chala Robes, New STYLE
Lawns and Patterns, Beautiful Lcyella All Wool
Delaines only 37i, rich Printed Briiants Side
Stripe Challa. New, Stella and Figured Shawls.
White Marseilles fol Ladies, and Misses Basoues
with suitable Trimmings. have received Parisols
and for Ladies and Misses, also Ladies' silk
Umbrella particular attention paid to selecting
Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Hosiery, &c.
April II.
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It's No Use Blowing.

E'OR the People have found out that the
Il place to buy CHEAP CLOTHING is at Rut-
ters, opposite the Howard House
lie has just received Il first rate lot of Spring
and summer Cloths, Cassimers and Nestings
which he will make up Us low as they can be
bought in the cities [April q.
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DIR. j. s. SEITECS
JAMES w. MAXWELL.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL
IA ESTATE AGENT.-Office on Main
street, opposite Dir. WalIace's Drug Store.
PROMPT attention given to all business in
trus'eu 10 his care. Jan Q, lS5S-tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

STATE AsRrcuLruRaL FaR.--The authorities. Of
the city of Petersburg have under advisemeut the
resolutions lately adopted by the executive COM
mittee Of the State Agricultural Society, with
view Of taking advantage of the proposition there
IN made. They will probably make an offer to the
Society, to induce q transfer OF the next annual
exhibition to the Fair Grounds In that city. will
Richmond permit this! is a question hereafter TO
be solved.
PosroRFIcE ATPAIRs.-The name and site of the
ONCE at Crab Bottom, Highland county, Va, is
changed to New Hampden. The name of Brooks
zap, Rockingham county, Va, is changed to
coote's Store. At Beaver Dam, Goochlani county,
va, Il. M. Woodson is appointed postmaster, vice
X. 7. Turner. Offices at Pear Grove, Doddridge
county, Va, and Big Cole. Boone county, Va, are
discontinued. Route 1891, Va, Fleet wood Acade-
my to Gloucester Court House, is changed 70 run
nom Fleetwood Academy, by Brewingtop Walk
erton. Stetensvlle, and Cartons Store to- pro-
posed Office at New Prospect; and then from King
and Queen c. H.. by Little Plymouth ShackeIford
Plainview and Woods Cross Roads, to Gloucester
Court House. Route 1924 Va. Old Church to King
and Queen. is extended to commence at Richmond,
increasing distance Is miles; embrace Steyensville
between King William and King aud Queen G.. H.
Route 4060 Va, Richmond to Fredericks Hall,
office at Auburn Mills is to be embraced between
Chickahominy and Montpelier
TOBACCO INsPEcTIoN.-During the month of Janu.
airy, just closed 1884 hhds. of tobacco were in.
spected at the four warehouses In Petersburg-an
increase of $40 over the corresponding month of
1857.
SAD CAsE.-Maurice Van Rice, butcher, died in
Jail at Petersburg Saturday from the effects of
excessive intemperance.
RUSSELL COUNTY ITsxs-During the Christmas
holidays, serious affray took place at Grayelly
Lick, Russell county. VIM. Ramsey undertook to
amuse himself by placing Isaac Fraley upon fire.
when the latter stabbed his tormenter several
times with knife. The wounded man recovered,
aud the matter was compromised.-Capt.J Jno. Dick
iBsons barn, in the same county, was consumed
by fire on the night of the 1Ith December.
VENERABLE L,DIEs-A correspondent of the Alb
saw assembled, in one house in Smyth county,
four sisters, of the ages of IS, 49, 10 7O-ther uni
ted ages being 81 years. The circumstau which
called these ancient ladies together was of a mel
ancholy character. 1t to witness the sunder-
ing Of those ties which had so long bound them
together. Mrs. Francis Earle, the second of the
venerable company, died on the 9Th.
ELEcTED.-On Wednesday last, DR.. Jno. A. Da.
wilson, was elected Director of the Valley Bank
at staunton, to supply the vacancy occasioued by
the death of J. Brandeburg.
AccIDENT.-Wm. IL. Violet while at work in
mill in Hardy county, on the I'D ult., was caught
by the machinery aud had one of his arms broken
in two places.
DEATHS IN DEMONSTRATIONS were IL deaths
in Petersburg during the month of January one
only beinS'au adult. In the corresponding month
Of 1851 there were p deaths.
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TIL E DISPATCH.
TU EsDAY MORNING. -FRBRUAgY ,sss
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.


NORFOLK, Jan. 80
A depntation from Richmond. consisting of
Messrs. Thos. ii. Boyd and Alexander X. Holladay.
members Of the Board of Public Works Thomas
ii. Dewitt, Secretary to the Board, and VIM a.
Stevens, member of the House of Delegates, from
Rockingham county, arrived In this city on We'd
nesday evening, charged with an official examina-
tIon of the works of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad. on which mission they proceeded on
Thursday morning, traversing about forty miles
of the road, and spending the entire day In its
inspection. Upon their return, they expressed
the utmost qualification at every part OF the work
submitted to their examination, and pronounced
IL decidedly the best in the country. The extra
cest OF giving it this superiority they regard az
true economy. Let the Legislature lend a help
ing hand to complete it, and by next July it will
be in full operation, connseting the seaboard with
the interior, aud bringing our patriotic little.
neighbor, the Cockade, into direct connection with
us. We feel an unusual pride in this improve
meBt, and believe that the day the first train
leaves our streets for Petersburg, will be an epoch
in our history, from which We will date our i'm.
portance, as the great commercial city of the
South.
This road bears honorable testimony to the ge-
nius and skill of the Chief EDgineer-beng a
perfect specimen of strength, durability and beau
ty, and must place him first among the Engineers
of the country. PERCUSSION.
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CANDIDATES FOR orrrcs.
B6- To THE voTEns OF HENRI,

B&S To THE VoTEIs OF HESRrco
CotsIf;-I take this method OF ANNOUNCING uvs,if
~ aeandldate for the Shefifalty OF HenricoSeunty at
ns election in May next; and II elected promise to
aio nay time TO the Office and to discharge
It's Us qaties az the law directs. will try aud see the
o,ers oi the county before the day of election ana
~ the meantime refer all such az wish TO ascer.
tam my fitness fnr the Office to my nslghbors and
~ ~ yonn s, 6regory. Esq John B. Young, Esq, and
ia D--dtde CApTpp
Sk TO MY FELLow-CITIzENs OF TIE
SSgggsrs Sgrs OF HESRico.I am candidate for the SHE
Nj nuf Atty ofthe County Of Henlico aud respect
,ay solicit your sufirages at the ensuIng election In
y d. pncAt. y. MICH. DAVIS.
"hh'ona. i!tn Dec, 1851. ja 4-dlm
w. SHEaIfFALTY OF HENRIoo.-I am
Of Henrico. mo a HTTs4iIrGnNr
de l9-dtdc
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OWNER FouSp.-We noticed YESTERDAY

morning that quantity of dry goods, stolen from
some wholesale establishment, had been taken
from negro, and were then In the possession OF
the Mayor awaiting the recognition OF the owner
Since then the goods have been identified as stolen
from Messrs. Kent, Paine Kent. and are valued
at SIS. The same firm lost about $50 worth Of
goods at that time, and IL IL not at all improbable
that of their servants had q hand In the theft
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DESCENT UPON NEW YORK MODEL ARTIST Es-
Observation-Disclosures II aud Il o'clock on Tues
day night. squad of police, from the Mayors Of
fee. made descent upon an establishment known
as the Francisco Hotel, kept by German named
August Meyer, at No. 13 Howard street, and Arrest
ed the proprietor, his wife, and several of the girls
of the establishment. 1t appears that the Mayor
had received information that the proprietor of the
place employed half dozen or more young females
to exhibit themselves in IA nude state as Model
Artist and that nightly, these exhibitions
were made, i'll the presence of lewd citizens aud
country pumpkins. The descent was, in conse-
quence, accordingly made, and the police found
the exhibition in full blast. The girls, on seeing
the officers enter, screamed and made every effort
to hide themselves, but they were compelled to
dress and march to the 14th Ward Station House.
The following morning the whole party were ta-
ken before Justice Brennan, who disposed of them
as follows:
August Meyer-the proprietor, and his wife
Augusta, were each held to bail in $500 to answer
for keeping dsorderly house. Louis Biayfelt,
the pianist, was discharged. Josephine Wilson,
Sophia Smith, Eliza Doty and Cecilia Smith, the
ARTISTS sent to the Penitentiary as yagrants
for six months each.
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THE KIDNAPPING CONFIRMED. The

Mayor Of this city has received a letter from the
Mayor of New York, confirming the statement
made by George Anderson, now In our city Jail,
that he is q free negro. If Mason Thomas, the
slave, fails 10 prove this morning that the negro
did belong TO him in Missouri he will doubtless he
committed to await requisition from the Cover.
nor Of tho State of New York. +-,r ..fs s.
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pOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Ty

r,4 nv Store Iiouscs on the Basin at the corner
= Tsfv asl gnth streets. BOw rca ly for tegauts
GSit--The store un Pearl street noG occupied hy
,..>rS Mitchell Joplin & Co Possession given on
ls! January.
NJ. VI ,n ; Triy!etl Possession given LIST of Nav
na.l Apply 20 EDWARD ID. EACh0,
-
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You've STRoLLER.-At late hour Iast
Sunday night, two gentlemen, In passing up Main
street, discovered little boy, about Ave years DID,
who had strayed from his home in the eveningsnd
could not find his way back. They learned that
his mothers name was Williams, and after no lit
tie difficulty, succeeded in restoring him TO his
parents, who live near the Fair Ground.
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letter from Nicaragua says that VIM. Carey
Jones who despatched TO that country BY the
u. q. Government, has at length departed ON his
return, having accomplished nothing.
Hon. II. NJ. Lee has resigned the Office Of Record
or Of the city Of Philadelphia.
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INDIAN DEPREDATIOSs.-Th Texas Waco South
erner of the 9th says:

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.-The Texas Waco South
erner of the 9th says;
The news reached our city day or two since, by
Mr.. Roberts, direct from Stephenville. that the
Indians have made another Joray upon the citizens
of Ers.ha, Bosque. Palo Pinto and Coryell coun-
ties, and on a more extensive scale than on any
former occasion. At the time Mr.. r. left, the ex-
tent of their depredations were not known, but it
was certain that they had murdered two white
men. one negro, carried off white boy and severe
iy wounded another negro, and had driven of a
large number of the most valuable horses and
stock
A scout had just returned, who had went out
some thirty days and followed the trail of former
marauding party pear the line of New Mexico, and
from information of reliable character, they were
satisfied that the Indians were in communiea-
ton and allied with the Mormons. From circum-
stances it is presumed that the horses thus taken
from Texas OF many of them are to aid His Excel
lency Brigham Young in his row with the United
States.
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More CaMELs.--It Is said that a private enter
prise is on foot for introducing cames into Texar,
Arizona, aud New Mexico, In consequence of I'll 9
success Of the Goyernments experiment with these
animals.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsiroRs.--The Cover
Dors Of Connecticut and Ohio have accepted inyl,s.
tions 70 attend the Inauguration OF the Washsng.
ton Statue, on the I'D inst.
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MONTICELLO HALL, ON Broad stree

NFUNIIIEbLU IIhLL, Uu DfVBQ bFE66f,
has been secured by the order Of Red Men for
grand ball the I'D inst. 1t Ia one Of the hsnd-
sonasst rooms In the city for dancing party, and
is admirably calculated to accommodate all their
brethren I'm the state who may feel disposed 10
gage In the imposing ceremonies Of the iuaugurar
ton of the Manhington StntIa. -
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SAVANNAH BANKs.--A dispatch was published In
the Macon Telegraph. days since, to the eff ct
that the banks Of Savannah had resolved to throw
out all notes on banks in Augusta aud Charleston.
Upon enquiry, we learn there is no foundation for
the statement.
llSaran1dh Repnblica,l, January a9th.
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The house of signor Bite, No. 10 willoughby
street, New York, was entered by thieves Friday
afternoon aud robbed OF several hundred dollars
worth Of silver ware, which was taken from the
front basement. 1e &
The spirit Of Daniel Webster Was called up late
", In spiritual circle In Northampton. dass.--
lie confessed he bad made many mistakes In his
social aud political life while on essth and IN his
Dicsioaary. @
Richard Sondiey. Esq, one Of the Oldest and
most respectable citizens Of Columbia, 3. @, died
q few days ago.
HttIs daughter Of H. D. Shell, Of Iaurensviiss.
8. g., was shockinely burned last "Wednesday week
by her clothes taking nrs. s
George Helm. Eao son ef sxsiov, Helm. Of
Keataeky, died IN Memphis, Tenn. on the 26th
plt, sa =
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CRUELTY 70 ANIAALs.--Mr. John A.
Belvin has lost very fine horse, BY the cruelty Of
his driver who beat the animal over the head with
= loaded whip until he was rendered helpless--
sueh conduct deserves and should receive the 30
yerest punishment. fes 81 ff1s74s.3f ~
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ExrnA PoLIcE, we are sure. win he ap .

EXTRA fOLfCb, We are sure, Wlu De 8p-
pointed ON the I'D inst 10 preserve order and keep
an eye on the scores Of pickpockets that vii.
swarm here on the occasion. The Mayor, as the
head Of his own men, will give every necessary
aid TO the Major General In command thst day,
aud thus ensure peace and good order. s.safsss
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STRIPED PIG.-Henry, slave to Vim. B.
day, OF stealing pig from some unknown pegson,
and sentenced % receive twenty-five stripes.
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THE ynLED MURpEREss.-Mrs. Robinson, the
..veiled murderess," is employed in knitting stock
ipgs In Sing Sing Prison. On visitors entering the
room In which she is engaged at work, she inyari-
reeiiop as if she were the 'observed Of all oh.erv.
ers.. Old age and confinement begin to leave
their traces Of decay ON her once beautiful eoun-
teneDce.
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The BRITISH MINISTER'S FETE-Lord Napier gave
magnificent ball in Washington on Monday even
ing 18th ut., in honor of the marriage of the Prn
Cess Royal. The newspaper correspondents give
glowing accounts of the affair from one of which we
copy the following:
As this was ceremonial, it was proper to In
troduce a new leaf from the etiquette of St. James
albeit there was neither gold" .silver stick" to
solemnly attend to the programme. State qtaeIril
les were formed in advance, in which only certain
dignitaries danced The gentlemen were duly no
titled that they were to select certain ladies' and
stand in certain positions, which was done as well
as could be expected, although not exactly sac
cording to lioyie' every time. Belgrayia is GER
tainly beginning to transplant its customs to this
city OF magnificent distanges.
The supper was of course, worthy of the place
and of the OCCASION the same etiquette being oh
served as in the dancing. Lord Napier handed in
Miss Lane, and the diplomatic corps, and others
followed in due order Of precedence. The tables
were protusely spread, aud there was no lack of
potent punch or sparkling champagne with which
to pledge the 'heaith and happiness Of the bride
and bridegroom" There were probably at least
two hundred other similar entertainments, given
all over the world by the Queens diplomatic civil
md military representatives; but doubt if there
which surpassed this brilliant tcte of Lord
Napiers. May he be here to ''giye another of the
sort at each of the royal marriages, of which
the one yesterday is but the initial; for Downing
street never sent more courteous representative
hither. Fiidt ReGiury
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Fruit PKpLARs.-The Mayor has given
orders TO the police to arrest and bring bscfe sm
all the travelling fruit merchants caught selling
fruits and nuts at the corner Of the streees sssk
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THE ROBBERY AT FERNANDINA, FL..-The Whining
ton Journal says, in reference to the recent
report that two young men of that city, were
robbed of ten thousand dollars at Fernandina,
Florida:
''rhere is something strange about the whole
affair, much so, that some persons, fully cogni-
zant of all attendant circumstances, entertain
doubts on the subject-of this We cannot pretend
to speak, and, indeed, we have heard of no object
the young men could have had in representing
theinselvs robbed if they had not been so"
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The Doc ORDIsANcE needs enforc ement

at once in order 10 rid the city Of the army OF
stray ours that prowi from street 10 street, max
ing night hideous by their yells. Let ths nstmea
turn out at once and begin the work Of dsstsac.
ton, while the weather II cool. k.f4
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PERnous ADVENTURE IN CAuFoRNIA-The Placer
Courier cntains an interesting account of the
adventure of two men who crossed the Sierra Ne
vada from Bigler Lake about the first of this
mouth, during the prevalence of a severe snow
storm, of their subsequent trials and suferings.
After wandering about for eight days, during
which time they subsistcd on less than pound
of jackass meat, they reached Little Duncan Ca
non, badly frozen and completely exhausted Word
betHg sent for relief to Last Chance, the noble
hearted men of the camp turned out twenty strong
and brought the sufferers in upon sleds.-sdcrd-
.,fn Tsgfrt nj
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DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN ABRoAD.-A prominent
citizen of Boston recently took his seat at table
dhote in Lyons, France, but before commencing
his dinner looked MP at his opposite neighbor al
the table, when his astonished eyes recognized In
person MIR. Samuel Lawrence, the missing treasu-
rer Of the Middlesex and Bay State mills. Both
parties were rather embarrassed by the snddcn
and mutual recognition but soon recovered snffi.
GENTLY TO stalk it over" We understand MIR.
Lawrence's friends have sent ont enioning his I'm
mediate return. They consider his fight an nu-
necessary aud foolish proceeding, and say that the
record shows nothing criminal or dishonorabie
against him.-Springfeh RepnbiieaH.
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STREET OBsrRUorroxs.-Seyeral yere-

STREET OBsrRUGTI0Es.-Severa vege-
table and fruit dealers in the second market we're
summoned before the Mayor yesterday morning 10
show cause why they should not be fined for OBJ
distractions have been continued from time 10
time, and the attention Of the Clerk Of the Mar
ket has been repeatedly called to IL, but he has
paid no attention to the complsinants. All the
dealers plead ignorance of the ordinance aud pro-
missed to give no cause Of complaint Ia future.
With this promise they were all discharged
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Weather I'm Georgta-M al Prodi.
qg, dc.


MADISON, Ga, Jan. q, 1858.
The winter thus far has been exceedingly mild
there having been but few days cold enough for
the citizens to put up their pork The buds upon
the fruit trees are swelling, and fears are enter
tained that they may blossom and the fruit be
destroyed by cold spring.
There has been quite surfet in the way of
amusements Curing the past week. We also had
quite musical prodigy on the piano. He is Ne
gro boy, about years old, and was born blind he
performs the most difficult music on the piano. af-
ter hearing it played once or twice, although he
has never been taught music lie greatly prefers
playing scientific music, rather than the familiar
music of the day. Hearing good music renders
him perfectly frantic. lie appears quite idiotic on
everything else but music. He raised in Co
lunbus, Ga. Signor Blitz had large audience
last night at the Town Hall. Everybody with his
wife, together with the rising and the risen gene
ration, attended his performance.
There has been but very little doing in the cot
ton market, during the past two weeks, on account
OF the excessive rains, aud more particularly
owing to the depressed state of the market. Cot
ton IS at this time the advance. Sales have
been made during the past week for to 10 cents
but mostly 934 to 93 for middling fair. The above
prices may induce of the planters to bring in
their cotton more freely, but very small portion
having been brought TO market.
Ausustin 5. Wingfeld, very prominent LAWYER
died very suddenly in this place on the 10Th inst
7 r.
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To YouNG MEs.-Rev. J. A. Duncan,

10 loUNG MEN.-Rev. j. "A. Duncan.
pastor of Trinity Church, preached his introduc.
tory sermon to young men, last Sunday night
Those who heard the discourse speak Of 10 one
of the most eloquent and touchingly beautiful
they listened to. This 10 the fret OF ssrisa
Of sermons which the reverend gentleman intends
preaching to the young men Of our city, every one
of whom should hear them by all nneans s.