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mepdstion of Health Officer Thompson, which is
that the stores and supplies of the frgsts be dig
charged ard that she be disinfected. and IN pursu
Of the above plan, the Health Officer ma. issued
hs orders for the removal Of the stores TO the Govern
meLt warehouses. ard has requested Commander
kesrpey to detach stevedores and lighters for this
purpose TIE subsequent dis Infection he proposes 10
accomplish a. follows: To sweep scrape scrub
fungate, whitewash snd ventlste in the ordinary
manner: AID then TO place in contact with the wsls
ard flooring of the vessel q mixture Of pounded lee
and eat and 10 keep the same Oh ird till tenn
peraure far below the point OF frost be secured the
LOd Of toe rgate, and uoi the eifec. othe freezing
mixture shall be decidedly manifest upon the internal
woodwork Of the vessel
"We are tempted TO excsim upon residing tits s,-
pient propO-al, 'Wss there ever such official stu-
pidy 2 Having wsec until the yellow fever
son and tue hot term are fairly upon US and having
allowed the favorable Sprirg months 10 pass BY the
Health Officer row proposes TO Commences operations
by eSposiDg number Of laborers to the influence Of
the Infection, at the same time TO Disseminate the
disease by distributing the supplies Of THIS vessel
throughout the public storehouses.
1t certainly does not require any great snonnt Of
common 20 that disinfecton should q. all
events precede any attempt TO discharge the contents
of the vesse and we hold that the Health Officer by
pursuing any others is liable to the individuals and the
community whose safety he thus endange,,. We
should also like 10 know what expedency can demand
T. prosecution If this work at this SEASON Toe yes
EEL bas So we understand LOthDg on board but oidi
nary naval ttOres and the value OF thess will not be
essentially impaired by remaining in their present
corcion ARCHER three months or until the arrival OF
autuInsl frosts. Whatever is perishsbls on o.rd
the frigtte has probably been already rendered
tIeIy worthless Ii better a. far az dollars and
ctrts concerned that the vessel itsef should be
set on fire or scuttsd rather than that tue life Of a
single Of our citizens should be endangered. IL
the name OF humanity, We protest against tnis move
UeDt,
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DESTRUCTION or A FREE EPISCOPAL
CHURCH BY THE TORNADO.
A WORD FROM UNDER THE RUINS

TO THE Pt BLIC.
The hurricane of Monday afternoon, among other
evidences Of its awful power, blew from the stone
foundation ard utterly demolished the beautiful new
building erected in Fifty fourth street for the free
Church Of the Good Shepherd
1t had cost the undersigned the labor Of the best
years Of mis- life and all that lie had earned together
with the contributions of his friends to erect this ed
fee, where all might srjoy tue mnisrations of the
Gospel on free and equal terms But one short hour
has datened al his hopes, aud left him without re-
sources enough even to clear away the rubbish.
Nevertheless this paragraph, written under tue ruins
is to certify that he intends by Gods blessing to try
again. And if any friend will invest even wido" :
mite in this endesvor to provide house of worship
free for all he will thankfully receive and ackno wledse
ouch assistance. X HoYT,
Rector Of the Good Shepherd Free Church.
Address Stanford Desser No. 500 Broadway; Raudo phs
Books store No SIS Broadway.
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Charles Nsgls was convicted Of stealing bank so:es-
Peniea,sy monthA
Ann Moore wss convicted Of stssling q pocket-book
sns SILVER coins Fsni,sE,Ary an mouths.
Marx howlsnd was convicted OF stealing bnaie.
Peni,entisry two months
Arm NcAulff was convicted of stealing Q silver
ws,ch add ycs; chain. Peaiien,i,y nonssS
David X. Thompson WAS convicted Of stealing two
pieces Of lsce Peniet tiAy six uso1tAA
Thomas Durley WAS convicted Of stealing o coat.
PeutentiAry six ncrths
Hannah O'Connell was convicted Of stealing bank
Michsel McGrsth was convicted Of an assault and
battery his wife. Penitentiay three moeths.
Arm Connolly was convicted OF an assault and bat
terry o. Tber,ss Teubrook. PeriientiaIy two moatns.
james Remson was convicted of an assault and bat
terry on Barney McNshon Fined = ~
Thomas MaGlgsl was convicted u sn ssssrt aad
battery on John Bennett. Fined IS
Ernt slins Abraham convicted Of sn assault and
battery PeBs Appleton. Flied So ~
JOhn Scht eicer convicted OF an assauV ana pst-
.ery on Caroline E;lcnbGsh. Fined s. .
Hannah DAVIS was convicted OF sn assault ena ost
terry on Eliza o. Neil judgment susPentcd -,
Lewis Do deIs con,lcted VI "a assault and ost-
teIy Sophia DsdsIA Juegneni suspended
heb er Hess convicted OF an sssaui, an oattefy
Lena Hsss Jg3sn suspsuded
Jsn.s Dreamer wss convicted Of sc assault ana
battery on Margaret Hurley. JasSmen; 'asp~aset
Bauev Lappan conylctel Ct an assault anu
batter, on Caihaiiue Mckinney. Judgment suspended
William Bulls convicted Of al ASA all and bat
terry Charles Publ Judsusn, 'e'pe 'dsd
Phihp hOcn was convicted OF en assault aed Ds-
terry Samuel Brunswick JaSgm suspended
CsthsriIe Collins was cuvictsd Il "a ssssllt ana
battery on May Lysausht Jutgweit suspended
Jot L Kos rrs wss convio ed Of assault and bat
tery on Ante Eus.sce. Remsnted Or s-RteGce
Henry Abbott pleaded guilty to an assault ard bat
tery On Is hsrne Flood PepientiAry months -
Jecob nil er pleaded guilty 10 al assault ana bss-
tery Iolika M,ixisr. PeviieniiaIy month"; =,
Beriauin C. rbompeoa pleaded guilty 90 al asssul.
ana battery Mary Thsup.on Judgment suspsn5~i
" ilsm Ga agber pleaded guilty tc aa assault a,d
battery bic wife judgment Suspended
Dspiel Hogan pleaaed ga, ~ 10 an assault and bat
teiy Gu his wife. Judgment suspended .
Vii ism Boyd pleaded ally 10 an assault aud BAL
tery On Edward Downing Judgment suspended.
John Council james Lssry. Daniel COnnsll aud MI
chse Conway pleaded guilty assault aud battery Joseph
Black JUDGMENT suspended.
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A CORRECTION,

To The Editor Of The " Y. Tribune.
SIR The gentleman whose death by az accident on
the Long Island Railroad on Saturday IL noticed 10 your
paper Gay Mr. Wism @. Hammond senior and not
William c. Hammond the late law partner Of g. l.. John'
son. esq Of Brooklyn. Tue deceased formerly member OF
the Rhode Island bar bat retired from active practice many
since. J. NJ =.
Neig. York Jun. p 1853
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lAdyer.isementl

PHOTOGRAPHING LIGHTNISG.-ln the event of
Europe being hched the tell Of America by the telegraph
cable will send artist St Johns take photo
graph Of and will have copies Of the Tor sale
the Gallery, No 239 Broadway.
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FIGHT IN PORTER HoUsE.-Yesterday morning
at | O'Clock q sailor named joseph Rice entered the
liquor store No. 81 West street and called for drinks
which were furnished him, but which he refused to
pay for. The bartender, James Mclaughlin, becom-
ing very angry about the matter, seized Rice by the
coat collar and turned him out into the street. I'd by
.sy of enforcing upon his mind future recollection OF
the occurrence, raped BIN over the head with
club. Rice seized cart rung and rushed into the
store, caught hold of the bartender and struck him
with the ruDg over the head until he became nsensl-
bIe McCougbln was conveyed to the Hospital,
where he now lies in critical condition. Rice was
rrestej and taken to the Lower Police Court aud
committed to prison to await the result Of McCough'
Inns injuries.
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A PROFESSOR OF LAW

A PROFESSOR OF LAW wanted in the depart
eu Of Elementary Law in the State and National Law School,
Pouzhkeepe ". Y Good compensation given To eoSp--
tent gentleman will be desirable situation Apply 10
J. w. FOWLER.
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hpz truly beautiful Blanchard and his DOG in the Murdered
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slorious entertainment.
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THE TURF.

UsIos COURSE, l.. I-TRorriSc-Tuesday, June
z, IsSS.-Matcb, $500; mile heats, to wagons.
Peabody. b. q Ito $50 lbA wsgop)............l I
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Advertisement
THE METALLIC TABLET STRop-Invepted b

Gro SAUNDERS A. d. 1l6-Th the genuine article has
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s. SAUNDERS store No. Asor House.
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suRRoGArE's COURT JrsE 22-Before EDWARD c.


suRRoGArEs COURT JusE 22-Before EDWARD C.
WEST.
In the Of the OF Henry C. Pschiu decessed
Further testimony taken 10 this case to-day.
Tie Of deceased ssks letters administration upon tho
Of deceased but her is contested By the ohs
stiys the ground that she married TO deceased
A. W. BlsdfJrd cr claimants Richard B1seed for
The relatives thst the csmaot position which
entitled and call in queon the Truth Of the
made BY her witnesses regard Der marriage The
ssh. insists that The marriage fast susceptible Of proof
The adjourned for further hssriDs.
The will Of William SLclair deceased, late purseY
Ia the United States Navy. admitted 10 probate.
The will of James =. Alaire, late Of the Allaire
WORKS offered for probate.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuSE sl-Bsf0re
Judge Belts
CONTRIBUTING CASES.
Tito Ruffl and Geo. Lewis, were tried for making
counterfeit quarters No s5 Stanton street; where they were
arrested.
Angelo Capelli was tried for sttemptinglto pass
number Of counterfeit quarters John Weh with intent I'd o
frsld him. Sc sed verdict IN each
COURf OF SPECIAL gE9SIONs-Jaue 2I-sssfs '~ecs'
BRowNELL Osborn snd BREssAL ~
Number " esses Tie Csleudar. 70 Convseons. -
James OBrien, previously conviceso Oh PICKING
mans pocket. Psrstensiary stx months :.l
Eliza Winter pleaded guilty TO stealing ring ana
other ARTICLES. City Prison Thirty dsJa ; ~
james Miller pleaded guilty. 70 ss"saa8 Ps'S "
opcipth IsnitO&1nU opee -
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Acknowledgement
BRADY's GALLERIES.


AMBRorYPEs and DAcUERREoTYPEs.
Nos $50 and 25 Broadway NewYok, aud No. $50 Pennsy
ysnis sy., Washington, d. C.
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| Advertisement
SHETLAND SHAWLS AND WOODEN HALF HOSE.

A Fine Assor ment of
GENUINE SHETLAND GooDs,
All Knit by Hand
At RAsKNs, No. o. Bowery.
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SaSrr,Rr.-Poice bos No. ard crew, under CON-
msnd Of Sergeant Brevoort, has been sen. by the
Gerersl Superintendent On tour {: duty song the
dock for sanitary purposes.
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svepus Tenth street and Broaiwsy to headquarters,
where they viii he osmissed.
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SORT OF CONFIDENCE GAME -Antore Bursch,
German about 80 years of sge arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Keyser charged with robbng
Mary Smith of No. Al Elizabeth street of 500 in baok
bills and gold Mary, it appears ftom the complaOt,
had the above amount 10 bank and was induced to
draw it therefrom by Bursch who set fort that she
could invest it in wine aud clear $50 by the operation.
Net suspecting anything wrong, Mary obtained the
money and went with Bursch to house uptown,
where he took the amount from her aud requested her
TO wait on the sidewalk few moments. The few IN,
ments amounted to two houis, and Bursch not making
his appearance Mary made search for him, but without
effect No one in the house knew anything about the
mar. Yesterday che met him in the street. being the
first time she had seen him since the transaction above
mentioned, and caused his arrest. Justice Osborn
cent Bursch to prison in default of bail.
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Ia " LNI1E,ZLIGENCIE

SUPERIOR COURr-sPEcrAL TEsN-June 2..-Before Jads.
woodruff.
CASES SETTLED.
Williamson aud others, Trustees OF the Franklin
Union s w W. Dikeman and others Joel a The Mayor &c
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-June z.-Before Judge
sUTsERLASD.-DEcIsIoSs.
George McIvor sgt. Mary McIvor.-Rsferred back
Referee for further testimony the declaration &C. Of the wife
. sufficient.
The Cocheco Manufacturing Co. sgt. Aaron Jacobs
s-The order for the examination Of A. Jacobs discharged
without cost.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-Jsmss Mulholsld
resident of Yorkers, n. Y, attempting TO sto?
spar Of runaway horses in West street yesterday when
he was knocked down snd Injured. His eft knee was
fractured TIE Ninth Precinct Police took him 10 the
Hospital.
Coroner HIS held an irquest 90 Tuesday a; No. q
yandewater street upon the body Of child six yesTs
Of sge. named VIM. MsnpiI whose death WAS caused
by i, juies received on Sunday sternoon. Tue child,
it appears was amusing hinlsef by Gliding dowa bsn-
mister when he lost bis hold and fell headlopg to the
floor. receiving injuries which resulted fatally or Mon
dsy night. The jury rendered verdict OF =" Acct
dental death.
Jsmes Hampton and John Mccarthy were arrested
esrly yes erday morning BY Officers Dsmsrest and
Dunn Of the Fifteenth Precinct, charged With attempt
ing 10 bresk into dwelirg houss in Breyoort plscs,
Tenth street. The officers wschedt tie meR some time
until ther suspicious srou;ed as TO the true char
scter Of the parties Upon the persons Of the prisoners
were found csudles, matches, chis's and fise-keys.
The accused were taken to the Jeiereon Market Po-
lice Comt but the evidence sgsinst them being INSULT
cient they were discharged.
Mary Smith and Ann Shield, yesterday entered the
store of Mr. Black Second str et under pretense OF
purchasing dress pattern, but appearing not to like
the goods left the establishment. Mr. Bisck m nedl-
stely missed a piece of six and stopped the women,
ard calling in an officer gave them into custody Upon
their person was found piece of silk valued at seS
Justice Steers sent the woman Smith to prison. snd
discharged the other.
woman name unknown, attempted suicide yester-
day morning at No. los Cherry street by cutting her
throat with knife. She was tsken to the Ho'pIta.
John Higgins, an employee at the Novelty Works,
accidentally fell from the top of large boiler yester-
Gay, and wss dangerously Injured. He was taken to
the Hospital.
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CTZ Y ITEMS.

THE ToRSADo OF MOsDAY.-Au observer OF this
phenonenon says that the storm seems 10 have col.
ected on the mountains lying west Of the Hudson aud
was observed lowering for several hours over the
Dortbern part Of the city. A. o'clock 10 the sftsr
room had commenced its progress. 10 It's van large
dusky cloud bad gathered in form someHhst ike the
hesd of large elephant vita its proboscs extending
to TIE gound if feeling to find the proper route OF
the destroyer. furious whuwind sttsrded its pro-
gress through the northern part Of the city |; wss Of
such density ttst the observer could srcely behold
any object which had enveloped; and buildings too
slightly put geher, were torn down, urroofed, and
in some Instances transported considerable distances,
scattering along the way the ruirs thus made Tne
course Of the tempest was southesstwsrd.
In half sn hour the fury Of the storm VAS over, and
the portsr cloud wss TO East River 10 WI
lismsburgh. Here Il was more destructive, botn %
life and property Passing to Blooklyn Western Dis
tct, it was for time ally fghtful in the ruin it oc-
casioDed. Il soon passed further to the southeast,
lesyrg tue land to experd its further violence on the
ocean. New York, in the neighborhood OF the Bat
teIy, South Brooklyn and Staten Island were exempt
from its Iavsses
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The STORM Of TIE Observation-Disclosures was
lot visited by drop OF wafer ora bresth OF air yester-
dsy Five miles from that city the rsr descended N
torrents, the wind blowing perfect gale al the time.
TIE storm did ro reach farther than Tarrsto*n, AMI
though severe it did not prevail to such extent as
in the city.
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REVIEW OF THE MErRoPoLITAy POLICE FORCE By
The GoyERsoR.-The Metropolitan Police forcs turn
out TO- day in full numbers for parade and review. At
lol O'Clock in the afternoon the force will assemble on
Broome street, and march down Broadway to the
Park. where 1t o'clock they viii be reviewed by
Gov. King, in company with Mayor Tiemann, Com
mon Council and Police Commissioners. After the
review, the force will march up Casthsm street and
the Bowery to the Washington Monu nsnt, thsace up
Seeoed srsaua, through Ssvsatssota axsst, ku0
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NJ. Adens, a French coojurer, gives performance
at the Metropolitan Music Hall, opposite Nib'os, this
afternoon.
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seIse OF dehoscy has prevented Mt. Waterbury
from entering bis yacht. He certainly owes it to him
self ard the Club to try tie Julia sgsinst the other
yachts CT the Asntic and we understand that be in
tends to do this, without competing for the prize.
number Of merchants on Change yesterday subscribed
Handsomely toward purchasing cup, to be sailed for
in this regatta, in addition to the sxeepstskes.
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NARIkE AFFAIRS.
THE REGATTA TO-mORRow.

Tomorrow mcrniog, at 10 o'clock, the yachts
entered for the Regatta will start opposite the Club
House, IobokeD, for Sandy Hook. AID thence around
Long Isard. II is BOT yet decided Whistler the
vii be extended as to make the circuit Of Block
Island rot. Ths. will be settled to-day. The to-
lnHinp fnfrina haya Thug far heen made.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.,
CHURCH STREET Iyuchburg Va

Fu1iS House situated In the Immediate vicinity 1T tho
inst business part Of the city and the location IL al
the quiet and healthy the place To strangers there
tore, ills position IL particular, desirable.
he subscribers their thanks til, r friends an the
public generally ir the very liberal patronage they hay"
tended +" tn and ihrm that they VIII endoa, Ia
mrtt rohuuaue al their
An OMNIBUS, BAtGAtL " AGbN and PORT EhS viii
AWAY be innud the aud landing III"
% the boats, the
liot,l fHEt u uIiAiuiI. Salad a CLARK.
.rI.lnI
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tI.bTllING TRADE!
FALL. ISaS

III RIM tho PAST Summer have greatly cnnre Il aud
- I'd cur House aud have nigr well ig,t.
at and conveniently arranged Sales Rooms br found
III our city We hn>r made these improvements the
want al constantly increasing trade and beg to nd, Use
WHOLESALE ana RETAIL. dealers thnt have IN
store ND daily receiving the largest aud desirable stock
=" tlhIlllNG wnlh,r over exhibited 10 he the
SCUM W" have been In trade la this
tor treaty AID thus obtained full know ledge
II" Wants at the market and being more largely engaged IN
the mnnrta ur" and sale If nihp than ohe, house
~" Nla", h'cto onr the Jar.
t]H's Il, every arrival shall make additions
oi all hat IL new ant fashionable aud purhascs will NJ nil
r"s mud complete assortment Of superior quality tlOfl1
Ina and GIArLFMfN'S FURNISHING GOODS, la store
and iur sale mp iIHrHAI
Nhe' sale and Reial departments dstn, aud pntatc
doors An examination 81 cur stock piicrs aud mode do
INK teenrss ID respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN 4 co.
aug Hnis 10! Main Richmond VA.
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MILITARY Procession AND FEsTIvAi.-The mil
itary procession and festival near Sheperdstown,
OH the Cd inst, quite an imposing affair."
Companies were present from Cumberland, "il-
Transport, Winchester, Sheperdslown and Charles
town and addresses were delivered by the Hon. A.
r. Bote er and Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner.
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nn NORycll, vIOuSE IAN

HNillS W ELL KNOWN not 81 Is open for tho rccrI
Il of thu public, having been 1lOHat0iili EfNuSA
n ~ and prepared Tor the accommodation p a guests in
sN' qnn other public house In tho country. II will
bC I RST CLASS house and nothing rls, OMhI StS
and tARRlAGES VIII always be In readiness the rpots
Of the different railroads convey passengers TO AMI from III,
llulsr
share Of the public patronage srrspecfully solicited
ia rf MN II KENNEDY \Srpt
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CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

FRr,eur TRADE The receipts Of freight Mt the
Denot If the va. 4 Tenn. Rail Road Saturday
were Us follows: ,,
ID loaded cars from the West consisting OF l, 400
bushels Wheat; 1900 tbs Miscellaneous. Sent
West same day 10 loaded cars.
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10 tie Citizens Of Lynchbnrq aud the Public:
A IL PERSONS, ~ ANY BUSINESS, wishing to adver
n any the following papers. for which am
lOW ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED SrATES)
will please call u nj the "virgiWiun" Onirr.
rP STAIRS where they viii find all ready 10
of adyer.ng acknowledged la TINT LIBERAL
ADlEK Tl>lNG Is the ROAD TO v EAI.lU.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MEM y, Bristol
BROW NIuM = KNDANll.lE tIrnn.' Whit
SINDIC AToR, JohesboiougL Tenn.
xAL LLirr STAR Lc.,ns,ouv.
T TESGSTAr' Abusdop,v.
SENTINEL I !, n,,,, ".
SALEM REGISTER Salem. VI.
TIE VISITOR Mariou Smythe co Va
VIRGINIA pATRlOr Independence Grsyscnc 60. vs.
v vknprSX Vino 5 r'ncas,le. Va
STAR AND HERAID Christianshurp. Va.
wviiiEVi III, - ,,wts M" H. W theville, Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT Union, Monrt county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jefersonvillc, Tazeweil county, Va.
REGISTER. Dauvic Va
THE SOUTH WEST" rearisburg, Giles county Va
wishing any of the above papers will
hnd It 10 call tho office Of the
Lynchturg NrYinan STAIRS. where contracts will be
III will also and forward advertising 10 paper
II the United States. A WApDIll.,
March VI. Foreman Nrginen Dftc-.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEEriNo-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. from Il un-
til O'clock. The public are invited to attend.
aup lS-dts
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IyxcuurRa CoLLEeE.-The Fourth Annual
Session If this institution will commence on We'd
nes.iav the 10th inst. Persons wishing to enter
their sons or wards may find the Treasurer ready
IN ,yn;, on them at the book store Of PAYNE \
Cbri,tian. ut any time letwecn 9 o'clock \. VI.
nna ; o'clock 4. NJ. each day
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THE next session of the Western Virginia Con-
ference (South) will be held at Greenupsburg KY,
commencing on Wednesday, 18th inst. Bishop
Kavanagh will preside.