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Adjourned to meet at 81 P. NJ.
ENENING SESSION


Met at 3 oclock-Rev. A. Hall in the chair
Prayer by Rev. J. A. Broaddus
Resolutions Of Rev. A. NJ. Poindexter. with re-
ference to the American Tract Society after re-
marks by Rev. Messrs. Jeter, Bagby and Foutaine
were referred to a committee of FIVE to report to-
morrow morning.
The report Of the Virginia Foreign Mission Board
was read in connection with the report Of the
Treasurer. Both were adopted The contributions
of Virginia for the year to Foreign Missions amount
to 50 $50 H. being an increase of $2611 II on the
receipts OF the previous year. In connection with
this report addresses were de iiyered by b. W
Snead, Esq, Of Charlottesville, and Rev. Messrs
Allen, Bagby. BroGddus and Pearcy
The Committee on Religious Exercises then re-
ported. The Association then adjourned, to meet
TO morrow morning, at O'Clock.
Several hundred strangers are in the town.
About 400 delegates have been reported.
BAPTIST g. s AND C0Lp0RTAGE CONVENTION
The Convention closed its session on Wednesday
night-Rev l.. W. Allen in the chair PRAYER by
Rev c. G. Biting.
After remarks by various speakers it was
Resolved, That the success which has attended
the abOrs of the colporteurs during the year; the
interest universally manifested in the cause. and
the pressing claims of large and destitute portions
of our country demand decided increase In our
efforts to supply the people ofour State with coed
looks.
Addresses were then delivered by several COL
porteurs. The simple, unvarnisbed statements Of
these plain, devoted men, deeply interested the
large aud attentive audience present
On motion of Rev. c. Tyree, it was
Resolved, That the colp0rtage system IS the best
means of educating those who engage in it.
After stirring addresses by Messrs Burrows, Ty-
rec and others, the Convention adjourned.
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MURDER TRIAL.

RosroH. June 4-The trial of Francis b. ana MI
RAM Y Heath, at Lowell for the murder OF their
father. ia the town Of Dracnt, closed YESTERDAY
the prisoners being found guilty OF murder 10 .he
second degree. Francis was sentenced to the
state Prison for life. The sentence OF Miriam was
defarred
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REMOVAL OF Elk PRESIDENT MoSRoE's REMAINS
Al meeting Of virgnisns in New York, which
was he'd on Thursday night at the Metropolitan
Hotel, siessrs. II. Hill, W. H. Price. Or. II. Dennis,
Michael Hart, WIN. Bell, DIR. g Elder, DR.. ! I,
soutlef, DIT. Banks, Robt. Blow, C. J. Leigh. J.r
Shepard, j, Gassell, J. A Patterson, A. s. Prli
van and DC. Peters, were appointed to make or.
rangements to attend the proposed translation OF
President Monroe's remains, from the Second at
Cemetery to Richmond The ceremony will take
place on the Sd Of July. The 55th regiment, Col.
Le Gai, IL to act AS guard OF honor the Virginia
steamship Co, will convey the remains to Rich.
mond, free of expense, aud the u 5. Notifications
10 be found on the voyage will salute the corpse by
order Of the Secretary of War. About one hun
dred Virgniaps were present at the meeting.
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DECLINE IN COTTON.

New ORLEANS, June 3-Tbe lower grades OF cot
ton have declined; but the better qualities remain
without material chauge-thoush, generally, the
market is heavy.
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y1Rarx1. CaNraAL socrKrY.-we ars

If the Soliciting Agent for the Virginia Central
agricultural Society is alb ut taking the field and
II is important TO know. as nearly as convenient
about how many members can be obtained, with 3
view of fixing the list of premiums according to the
probable means. 18th this in mind. werespectfully
.ugge5t TO all intending to countenance and supper
this Scc;etv 10 snhsct The At once lie 5-lw
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THE NEW YORK CANAL TOLLS.

Albany, June 1.-The increase in the canal tols
to the fret June, last year, is reported to be-
sos 00G: but it is supposed that there is error
in these figures and that the actual increase is
$4,000.
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a&rDR. THos. JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street. the grocery store OF vii
son h Bosher, opposite the Old Market. where hi
friends can always find him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession. .t
All Surgical Operators performed
6f-Entrance next door TO MIRO Strecker-
| In. I'M
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NAv.L.--A Geographic dispatch was received al
the Gosport Navy Yard, Thursday afternoon. to get
the U =. sloop ofwar. Saratoga, ready for sea i'm
media.ely aud her officers are directed to report
o, the 18th inst She will only have to be paint
ed and get her stores board
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p,rpN,NG OF A SHIP CHANpLERY.

BANGOR. Me. June 4. Messrs. Tiinstou and Met
calls ship chandlery in this city was destroyed by
fire last evening. Loss probably from ten to
twelve thousand dollars. They were insured, bnt
damage to the adjoining buildings will make the
total Loss NEARLY twenty thousand dollars.
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Capt. Hernd0n.

The whole country will approve the passage by
Congress of the bill giving three years full pay of
commander in the Navy to the widow of the late
Capt. HerDdou, who was lost in the steamer Cen
trail America
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THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR TIE BRITISH AL
MIRAI -a"

HALIFAX June 1 A steamer left this morning
for Bermuda. with Lord Napiers Instructions for
the British Admiral, in relation to the visitation
DIOCESE
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NANTED--To 60 10 Augusta Ga. Z
good Flour Rsrret C0OPERs. TO whom, yooJ
wages and constant employment will be given D.,
inquire Of John RI HoNpFR TUT
je2-5t$ At the Saw Mill on Mavo's r. doc
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WANTED.--A first. GLASS Washer ana
uo,., ironsr: white Or coiored. Apply a. Cen,rs,
WANTED-By a good Book Eeeper
Masking of accounts. copying. xe'ec ep'ng books.
questionable references To quaacatIon. nSsun IN
30 ,K-KEEPER, at this ofHce ~a''Ou' ADDRESS
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TIE NIAGARA OUTWARD BOUND.

uy.1,p,x lime 1.-The R. NJ steamship Niagara
arrived here from Boston at o'clock thismornng
and left again go for Liverpool Weather clear
with a strong north wind
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MONTREAL, June 5.-The steamship North Anne
rican sailed for Liverpool at 10 sclock, A. M,wth
one hundred and sixteen cabin and ninety 'eish t
steerage passengers.
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THE AFFAIR OFF PENSACOLA.
So THE NEW GIFT BOOK Housr.-It i,

AUGUSTA, june 5.--No further information has
yet come to hand concerning the reported firing
into of an American vessel off Pensacola.
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M,,.tary Despot,sm I'm France.

their reception after the hour named.
Military Despotism I'm France
A late duel In Paris an account of which has
appeared In The DispatcS has excited much at'eh'
,,op abroad both on account Of the brutal eharae-
tar Of the transaosiou and because none oil the
Paris papers have dared to say word OF the mat
tar ssam fesr of prosecution for "false news 10 an
affair which concerns the army, aud this, athongh
NJ dc pene, the wounded gentleman, was h'fn'
.elf An editor, as well as person oil nue. soc'ai
aua,ities aud beloved by all who knew MIN. More
than forty officers appeared upon the ground de-
termined to call him out In succession, on Account
of ono Of his editorial articles. After he had ds'
sbied the officer with whom he first fought, he
eourteously expressed his sorrow for what had
happened, and assured him that his article was
not INTENDED 20 be offensive. Upon this another
officer struck him on the face with his glove ADD
challenged him en- the spot, aud in this encounter
he received two dangerous wounds through tue
body, which have possibly, by this time, proved
mortal.
It 10 not so wonderful that such a hatchery
,hould be permitted and even instigated by nun
/, ,ary men. but the woader and the shame 's that
,ha n,o.. q, any mart of the civilized world, can
Ia 40 sery,e and degraded refrain from saying
. ~ors If arch a transaction, even in the way OF
naws when the victim was a member OF their own
profession and had been struck down for his moe
pendence Of speech by men whose only redeen'ing
vfrtue is that which the press of Paris does not
ssem to possess--that of esprit du corps ana y
standing ND for their own fraternity. What ae)F'a
slaves must these mea be; what an atrocious y %
TEN that which seals their lips; what a con-
frast to the free press of England and America -
Suppose such an event had happened in either OF
those countries. which, it must be confessed Is
most improbable supposiiion, bow every ne"spa-
per in the land would have gibbeted the assasslhs
and held them up to the scorn and execration OF
all civilized mankind The occurrence furnishes
another incentive to the well-grounded adherence
of large standing armies which exist among Re
publicaus. Liberty aud Independence that can
only be secured by such auxiiaries are not worth
having. 1t will be a blessed day for Europe, II 1t
ever comes, and better evidence than she has yet
given of that superior civilization which is her
boast. when her large military establishments
shall be disbapded.
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Rr- LADIES AND wILLIEgRs will find
at the LADIES' BAZAAR. No 17j Broad street,
one of the
OF RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
BONNETs, and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION -f.. .. ....
Ever brous hit to this city.
~ Selling at low rates my 29-2W
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Es- HE.DQUA TIERS IF ART 10; Main street, e. r
REEFS (of the firm OF TYLER Coz roprietor Am
broIypes of the beat quality from q cts to S25.
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r@- CHEsrgRrIrLp County,. Nav %

1855 DIR. j, W. GARLIcK, DEAR SIR:-After keep
ing house for several months and Dr. ing frequen
~ fo'led in making Loaf Bread. / was induced to
try your temples BAKING POWDER. Since then |
have had little trouble and rarely fail to have
good bread, have thought it bat due to you that
should say much, as have had 10 constant use
your invaluable powder for more than year,
a henry B. HALL.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
a.i,. JOHN W. GARLICK,
je6 Sole Proprietor.
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psEElTEvED-The report that an American YES
sci nad been lred into and one man killed, is now
generally dishelieyed-D2 foundation for the ru-
NOR has been ascertained The other report that a
briti,h officer of the "Buzzardi had been arrested
and sent to Jamaica Is also disere1ited. The only
ground for It IS rsmor to that effect heard by a
newspaper correspondent from passenger on the
Cahawha. The correspondent in his letter, say 3
he doesn't know whether the officer was arrested
for searching vessels, or for allowing himself aud
marines to be driven of the American ship Qua
lew
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fR- NoTIcE The Ladies' connected
with the Leigh Street Baptist Church will hold a
FESTIVAL IN the Lecture rooms Of salt Church, for
the purpose of paying the debt Of the Church-to
commence MONDAY night. June 7th, 1885, and con
tinue each night during the week. je 5-2t%
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| Miss Mary Devlin is winning great praise from
| the Boston papers for the talent with which she n
supporting Miss eastman there.
+ Seymour, charged with the murder of his wife
was tried in scJtt county, Va, last week, and ac
| quilted.
John Burns has been convicted of the murder y,
Mary Ann Montony, courtezan, in Wheeling
| Virginia.
new Episcopal church is to be dedicated b,
next ' -
wilkins Tannehiil, well known citizen of Nash
| vie, TEMP, died on the 2d inst,
FIRE The store of 1. b William. in Wilkes CO..
C., was burnt on the 18th ut. Loss 81 500.
Senator Seward has dispatch from New York
stating that the commander OF the Styx has bean
arrested and sent to Halifax.
Michael eiibbon, If wheeling, Va. was slim.
shotfed. and his skull fractured In four n,ae.s ss
pittsbnrg Pa, on the 18th uIt. ="
The last rail has been laid on the AtIsn,,.
North Carolina Railroad, and the ears ran tbronn,
70 the terminus at "Mooi ehead Civ. on H.. oS
met. ~ oH lho %hd
Joseph Deynoodt has been recognized as ps,u,..
consul at New Orleans. ed an neig'an
samuel T. Sawyer has declined 10 ra,,,;. A..
folk na1'f OF NOR
svsa' =. j., June 5.--rhe schooner Mou.,.;,
r. Greenieaf of New oa don. in ha,1ast
- "''iofe seven miles south Of here. - ''"'''e'
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SECOND DAY.-MoRSING SESSION.

FRIDAY, June 1.
The Association was called to order at O'Clock;
prayer by Rev. Mir. Briggs. A communication
was received from the Mississippi Baptist Conven-
ton. Introducing J. II Low. Esq, of New Orleans
The Committee order of business then reported.
a communication from the evangelical society of
Columbian College read. After the transac-
ton of some miscellaneous business, hymn was
sung, aud prayer offered by Prof Huntingdon,
of Washington The report of the Virginia Bap-
fist Sunday School ard Pub. Society, was then
read by DIR. W. ii. Gwathmey, the Cor Secretary;
Rev j.. f. Dickinson followed by reading the re.
pert of the Coportage board. These documents
are replete with interest, and were listened TO with
deep attention. Since the meeting of the last As
ISOLATION, the Colporteurs have performed the fol-
lowing work: Number of days employed SAIL;
families visited 142l0; families conversed with on
religious subjects 64lO; families destitute of the
Bible SOL families destitute of religious books 36
sermons aud addresses delvertd SOS; grants of Iii.
bles and Testaments $40 D. grants of religious
books S25425 Bibles and Testaments sold 1856 IS;
religious books sold S4996 81. About forty Col
porteurs are now IN the field, and some ten others
have just been appointed. Pending the adoption
OF the above named report, earnest aud interest
ing addresses delivered by Rev, Messys Wat.
kinson, Manly, Lansiell, Young. poindexter, Crane
| of Baltimore, Bagby, S.aley, Biting Jeter and
CJllin Bass, Esq, of Roanoke county The vote
being taken the reports were unanimously adopt
ed
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&c. TRY
SEMpLES
INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER
For sale everywhere. je7

@- SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING NEw.
Patent Leather Pictures.
Patent Leather Pictures.
Nice to send in letter.
Nice to Send in a lett-I.
Pr,ttiest present in the world.
Prettiest present in the world.
Go to USB0RNE'S Gallery and get one
Go to OSBUkNE'S Gallery and get one.
ie7-2L%
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f IL s 20 d' By all Druggists. je elm
,r V,votnIA MEoHAsIcs' INs

regular monthly meeting OF the Institute will
he held al the Hal, corner of 18th and Main streets
on MONDAY night, the It'll inst, NJ 9 O'Clock; A
.mendments 10 the FLAWS 10 be discussed, lite
imnottant that every member should be pr
sent v. W. LEW sbhEN,
s sasot Secretary.
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situation as MILLER ~

NV - - N oItUhtIUH rs vi LLER hv
" q MAN who has had good al - ~" ~
euce IN the Manufacture Of klourn both pe,.,shrrr
aud Richmond Satisfactory recommends,;.. ours
be given. Address Al, Richmond Pee 0re~ '"u
-.
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MrRpgR,-Wllliam Msigum was recently found
murdered not far feom Milton, No Mangum wa,
q great cot, md had lately inherited a handsome
estate, which We doubt rot resulted in his being
tDn
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H9- IF YOU do not wish to be humbugged and
oaric.tured, employ the Artists. TYLER Co. They
do husine extensive scale.
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s~RRxovAL.-Dr. LITTLE has remov-
ed hi Office 10 corner Of Han and 18th streets ons
do,r bpiov American Hotel je5-lmf
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49,
- BnNNHrT's
pIlRRHEA KILLERS

DIAnRHTA KILLER
FOR THE p0sITIvEAND SPEEDY CURE ~
DIARRH0sl. CHOLERd MORBUS Som !.isa.
f0MTLAINT COLI. CHOLERA INFANTUM
AND ASTATTC CHOLERA. 4.
This really valuable remedy for the above-naned
diseases Of the stomach and bowels has obtained
Inc name ol Diarrhma KILLER from the fact that II
was ,,sed and tested in MOO Of violent Di
arrhepa i'm the Summer Of 1888. when the Cholera
Gas nrsysleut In the city OF Richmond Va and In
no instance did 10 ever fail to arrest the disease and
effect permanent cure when nsed beforedeath had
actually struck the patient II is the rscripe q :
distinquished southern physician. who has used y
In an extepsise practice for nearly thirty years and
he has yet to hear Of the m ct case In which the Di
srrbma Killer has failed either TO relieve or cure,
when used according to the directions
Prepared only bv PIsHFp WINSTON
Apothecaries and Druggists,
10 rs Main Sc ,kicninono, Va.
Drica IN caufa
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fuLuoRAPHIC NEWS.
xupoRrrp FOR THE DAILY DIsPATUH

STARTLING RUM0R FROM THE UTAH ExpK
DITIOE.
gr. LOUIS, June Ga gentlemeu arrived nefe
from Ieavenwortb, dfscredits the sfatemept OF
Gov Cummings being expelled from sait Lave
Iity. on the ground that 1t was verbal one naae
by a Mormon carrier.
The Democrat Of this city has just received '"e
{ I ewing dispatch:
Lg.vEswoRrH. June 3.--Wm. Crossman arrive
here last night from Fort Laramie. states tha'
Capt Marcys train had been cut on by the MOT
mons.
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#THE LADIES and Gentlemen Of Rich
ps,,,In mona are respectfully informed that LAD :,
pleased II they will call upon her over W Npaio ~
store Main street mar 5th. where shs viii 49,
them, " their entire "a izfactjor '"' FUTURE 10
men, 50 cents each. eaSh; uentieN
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wDYspKpsrA AND FIrs.-DR.

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-DR. U.
PHELPS BROWN. the great curer 81 Consumption
was for several years o badly afflicted by Dyspep-
ss that for part of the time he was confined to his
bed He was eventually cured by prescription
furnished him by youig clairvoyant girl: Tbis
pres rip, ion given him by mere child while in a
state OF trance has cured every body who has taken
it, never having failed once. tits equally sure IL
cases of Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
be foGnd in any drug store. | will send this vau
able prescription to any person on the receipt OF one
stamp to pay postage Address -
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street. Jersey City, N. j.
nv 2S-5WS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@-Ar a meetinr of Yirainians and

t6- Ar a meeting Of Virgiuians, and
their descendants nov in the city Of New York and
It's vicinity convened by pubic notice at the Metro
politan Hotel, Thursday evening, 80 June, 10
make arrangements to participate with tue citizens
aud municipal officers of New York in the public
ceremonies at the removal of the remains OF Presi
dent MONROE from this city to Virginia. Maj Henry
HILL, u. 9 A.. was called to the chair, and Nm. ii
PRIcR appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained by the
Chairman and others, on motion OF Mr.. A. 3. Wood
committee of SIX, consisting of Mr.. 8. Wood,
Mr.. A. 3. Sullivan, DIR. b. Dennis Mr.. James Pat
teson Mr.. Ro. Blow and DIR. Jones, was appointed
to prepare business and draft resolutions presenting
plan for thu action of the meeting, whose report
was unanimously adopted as follows: III
Resolved, That with sincere reverence for the
character and patriotism of JANIS MONROE, and In
generous sympathy with tho pride which has
prompted the State of Virginia to remove his hon
ored remains to the soil of his native State we de-
sire to participate in the ceremonies of the occasion
Resolved, That committee of fifteen be appoint
ed, TO correspond with the authoritirs o, virginia
aud of this citv this subject to obtain other In
formation, and TO make the arrangements for car
rying out the design of this meeting and that said
commit ee report to another meeting to be hereaf
ter called.
In pursuance of this report the following gentle.
men were appointed, by a nominating committee,
70 constitute the committee of arrangements proyi
ded for in the resolutions, viz:
daj Henry Hill. s Or Dennis
Mr. Michael Hart Mr. VIM Bell
ur James Soutter DR. Banks
Nr Robert Blow Mr. Chairman ] Leigh
Mr. j Sheppard Gen'I Wheat
Mr James Glasseli Mr. James Patteson
Mr. Sullivan Mr. DIT C Peters
Mr. VIM Fl Price
Who were authorized to call future meeting to hear
their report.
On motioa. the meeting then ad q,
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CHINCH POISON If ycu want to rid
~ your house and beds of Rugs anil Roa hes, use
Cahns Chinch Poison; Directions ter use with TIE
bottle For sale only by
l. WAGNER, Druggist
{.prG Il nd
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hkESEMPLE's TNFALLIBLE BAKING Pow
nrR ia recommer ded by all who try Il, as the best
preparation Of the kind In Price 20 cents Foi
sale everywhere. Je4
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THE EIECrIoN IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. june e.-The Mayor and police
last night are said TO have captured 10 muskets
and 20 pounds Of balls supposed to belong to the
adherents of the anti party.
Whether anti.Kuothing or antiDemocratic, the
telacraph does not state-REP
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WANTED, LABOR. - Twenty ana
W bodied MEN wanted to work nm a car.I y.
The farm Of Vim Coghill In Caroline connty ns az
Milford Depot. at 81 per day Board can be- ohts;r'
hours from O'Clock, A NJ. tot o'clock. P VI aug
. - P MfSTO
Va. 10 is,s ~
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n~ Festival ladies Of Leigh
Street Church will hold Festival EVERY NIGHT
MKT WEEK, for the purpose OF liqnidating the
remaining debt on their house OF worship.
ia 5-6t a
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WANTBD-by LADY from Paris
situation as French TEACHER. either IN a.
City OF Country during the months Of tar..d 'he
II she does not find situation. she viii g;ve n
yate lessons. Best references Adtres bsx i2s, Mr.
" g.
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s9 MIDLOTHIAN NorICE.-A called
meeting of the Stockho of the MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY will be held on FRI
DAY, the 18th inst at the American Hotel, at Il
O'Clock.
As b siness of high Importance Will claim the at
tention of the meeting full at enhance is earnest
ly r. quested
by order of the Board of Directors.
lie It'd JN0 G STANARD, Sec'y.
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CORNS-CLOSE OF
ID EMDVAL ISAAC AVERY GODDIN

IL has taken an Office on Bank street. doors west
of his former location, in the building occupied
John N. laws Esq where he will be pleased 70 at
tend to any business entrusted to his management.
Ia