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aSzsssraEzzaEsaN=s SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT R0UTE

BALTIMORE CITY POINT .}I IT, LYNCHRJRG, VA, KEox-
r, 4 n D ! ! IT n, ! r n z pI TE TOWNS.
now leaving Baltimo H cry TUESDAY, THURS nav
and SATUhD AFTERNOON, at 3 clock for civ Point
Va connecting with the South Side Railroad 10 lynch.
buy knoxville Memphis, and intermediate towns being
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIONS,
and
BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
To all important points Southwestern Virginia Te
the western part Georgia. and the northern part Ala
bama and Mississippi.
Gods recepted for through to any the above places
For further information time the seye nj
tons on the route, apply
]. BRANDT, il.
Agent POwhatan Steamboat Company,
ap10-tt No 4 lirhf street Ipj,arf
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WILMINGTON MARKET, June 5.-Turpentine Fur
ther sales yesterday of 100 bbs. Turpentne at S2eO3
for Virgin 81 60 for Yellow Dip and 81 GO per Dbl for
Hard per $50 lbs To-day III bbls changed hands at the
same rates Tar-6O bbls. Tar sold this morning
at $3.50 per bb Rosn.-No transactions reported
to day in Rosn Spirits sales yesterday OF loo
bbs Spirits son cts per gallon for country lots and
Of bbls 4OH per gallon for ira bbls To-day
1888 bbs straight lots sold at Bon cts. per gallon.
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+ A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
IL This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure rich fruty TASTE unsurpassed in quality by
amp Vine in the american market.
RUBIS Cabinet CHAHPAGNE-Particular attention Of
connoisseurs invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine of unrvalled merit Its beautiful Ruby color is
guaranteed to he the natural product of the grape
PARTICULAR NorICE-The undersigned, being that
competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported artifcially coored
hereby bid the TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS toany known
chemist who could in public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that the deep color Of the Rnbs due
thing else but the pure juice OF the grape.
J. GoERa Co.,
4 Chalons-sur- Marine, France
For sale wholesale Dy
CHARLES Il. MYERS l. BRO,
nlr- Inlt;sro,r.
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E.sE~H OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

rsT OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
saaaszaaa1=E-s-S COMPANY
FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND
lNGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N. Fairhank, leaves
Baltimore from her berth at Neehams pier Light street
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock and
returning leaves Frederick shuTg EVERY u h D.
MORN at O'Clock, Immediately after arrival OF
the tram OF cars from Richmond and Washing Stopping
at all the regular Landings on the Rappahanntc ok river
going and returning, to land and receive freight and pas
sengers.
THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively and built by merchants FredC-
.and Baltimore interested IN the
erchants and farmers residing in the counties bordering
on the kappahannock for the express purpose of kepnga
first class the route During the winter tie for
ward deck has been enclosed thus aurdnE complete pro-
lection for Horses and other live stock CARRIAGES of ali
sizes be taken board and carried without
taxing oil the wheels Her stalefoom berth
datoDs ere large and c0mmodou, and her capacity
freight extensive. As passenger and freight bat she has
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
Through :eight received in Baltimore, ami charges paid
by X. j CAPiuN 4 co, Rowiy's wharf.
NJ Freight received on board If the Steamer Wednesdays
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up 70 o'clock = NJ.
For further information and Blank Receipt used
by the Company, apply on board or to
- - No. % Rowiy harf, Baltimore.
F. SLAuGHrER, Presid mt, Fredericksburg, Va. mh22t
ST. FOR THE SOUTH
$3.50 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, F}ili DEL
FILA an and B = iI( VIA the
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, CUITM-
BlA, ATLANTA; MONTGOMERY, AND
NEW ORLEANS
FALL. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, teXcept SUNDAYS, via
BAY LINE, SEA-BOAFn& ROAN0kE RAILROAD
o., TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED rLACEs.
The Scheue being arranged that the Traveller is.uhjpr
| ONO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, X C.
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~ Il. w ILLS,
NJ Fl I RS sEhd 6E S g5Rf aRfAhs, R2Gs
Ropes Furs Hides, Beeswax and Country Produce gene
raly. and the highest CASH PRICES PAID ielo-tI
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81 81 BALTIMORE AND SO6QUEHAN

ST. BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
rhfftRpSaFe4s2a MA STEAM COMPANY
EGULAR DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT DE
POST, HAVRE DE GRACE and TIDE WATER CANAL
I mGSn end nd of WEST "a LIS TE Every
O'clock. Returning leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
TUESDAY r., HnKShAY, and SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock
7 NJ, and HAVRE De '5R ACE at O'clock P NJ
The steamboat "LANGASTER,n Capt. J. ", Eomllnson,
leaves same place EV cry TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENING at 6 o'ct OK Returning leaves
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENING, az O'Clock, and HlAVRE + GRACE
at O'Clock, p. NJ
Passage, berths included, 50 cents
Freight received daily until o'clock carried at low
rates ami carefully attended to-
~ Duplicate receipts for height will be required
The agent at Hayre de Grace will attend forwarding all
merchandise consigned to him for point the PensyI
Canals will eshp freighs intended for Baltimore
Philadelphia elsewhere
The steamboat "JUNIATA," Cart Fred TomlinsOn. can
be chartered at any time. $500
Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
,. K ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
| apll IT j TOME, Agent, Port deposit
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= FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER,

FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT.
CHANGE OF DAYS.-0n aud after WEDNESDAY, NAV
23d, 1860, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
Baltimore for the PatuXent river every WEDNESDAY and
SATUR, AY MORNINGS at clock preceding up
as Lyons creek Wednesdays. Returning, viii leave
Ons Thursday morning at o'clock for Baltimore
Will leave Baltimore Saturday morning at O'Clock for
HIPS Landing Returning, will leave Hills Landing on
Monday morning at o'clock for Baltimore calling al the
usual landings the river also at Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and returning.
Freight received ON Tuesdays and Fridays
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, June 6.-The market for
Groceries is unchanged but quiet to-day, at about pre-
vious rates. sales of any moment having come uhue
our notice There is very little doing in Provisions, ow
ing to the frmness of holders, who are demanding al
yanced rates for kinds and the only sale we hear OF
Barreed meats sell in small way at SIS rs for mess
Pork and sl415 per Dbl for city mess Beef Lard is
held 124 cts in bills and tcs but he hear OF no sae
Is cts per h. the latter for prime roll In Fish there
very little dsng and changes to note In the market
Whiskev continues dull with sales of 500 bbls western
however, to at 21(d21h cts; Pennsylvania DO al
20I cts, drudge 19H cts and hhds. at 2oh cts
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csc a The undersigned having greatly ell.
~ largrd their premises aud increased their fac-
ties beg leave To call the attention pubc their
extensive stock of every description ARRAGES finished
IN the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared TO sell On accommodating REPAIRS at
tended TO with dispatch ard reasonable prices 100
John CIRlETT son,
ly24tf 33 North street Baltimore
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VIII Leave Baltimore for the PauXent river every TUES
DAY morning at O'Clock, far up Hills Landing.
Returning, will leave Hs Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor enedlct VIII leave Benedict every Friday
ing at o'clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point fand
Fair Haven going and returning
Freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
mV22-f
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
ThpsExlrMazssnH POINT, VA.)--The steamer oBFT VI.
DERE Will leave Light street. wharf on EXT SATIrR
DAh AFTERNOON, June 9th, at O'clock -
For freight or passage having fine State Room
dations, apply to "''o'Do"a
J. BRANDT Ir A,,,,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
In Old. ysssel aadtf d New Nanns.

"A vag on beipginvited 20 ioinlthe new
Constitutional Union party. Of Crittenden,
Bsiggs. and company. replied that he
could not again take passage on the old
crazy vessel. freshly painted. with q new
name. !" I.tried that, !" said: in 1855.
! then got on board the Raow Nothing. q
splendid aew gessel, with intensely Ahsri-
can, colors. promising ID its passengers
. GLORIOUS destination But before We
had gotten fairly under weigh diseoy-
cred that this tjsew ship MAS made up Of
theremnants Of all the old vessels that had
previously made unsuccessful war upon
tie good Constitutional Democratic ship;
ana that under The direction Of Northern
pilots, and il was. the destination Of the
Kaoy- Nothing could not bedoubtfll.-
Not wishing 10 be drawn INTO In poison
ed winter Of Northern Abo3itionism,
LEFT The intensely american ship. and re.
turned 10 my place on board the lOld
Democratic ship. where / intend ID re-
MAIN The history Of . noted Pacific
steamer, after rs change oftnane, he M
stahced as Illustrative Of the moral of his
story. That steamer ran under the name
Of The George Law 2 an IL vas wei nigh
worn out. Rhea'if assumed the name Of
the |" Central america" aud tupon It's
second "trip thereafter, it went down With
several hundred passengers.
Let us beware, ahen,s Asaid the srptri-
sncsd wag. of these old vessels with new
names. lei Us alike beware Of old pdlit-
icai parties with new titles. Let demo-,
Gratis beware Of the efforts Of their oppo-
nents. 70 entice them on board Hair yss-
selsI Let them s'spor' syery DAG dat
5eafs the inscription ..Central America, +
.'intensly American" !" Constitutional
9HiOu. Of any other asvico Of The enc
N.Y.. The Naticnai DemDcsatic party
,ears lie true Constitutional Enion 6ae.
Every true enemy u sectid1xiisu shonldI
make up his mind 1t opoe 70 rally under
p brss3 I'D E;-Ry6s4 ks3Ss A3ai
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
ANNouNCEMENTs.


Ma. Epfroa lyon are hereby anthorized
u announce the name Of u. H. SgIkpPKRson
as 3 ca aiaafe for Commissioner Of the Resesg
! nsie for the. Lover District Of KanaWBa
county. sa ii n ss III ii
We srs authorized ID announces AsonrH
Psaks as candidate FOR rec election, for the
ofkce of CommonWealih. s Attorney for Kama
4wha County.
We sse requested to announce Col. ". c.
VfsaBLK, las candidate fir Commissioner OF
she Revenue for the Upper Distr ici Of Kama
VIA County. asF sgI
o. r.. y. Bo&R ahHounecs himself candi-
date for Commissioner Or fhe Resenue for
The Lower District Bof Kanawha County.
We are requested to announce Mr.. JoHs
III. FiKLn for Commissioner Of the Revenue in
the Lower Digtrctaof Kanawha County. II 3
IL Weare requested to announce the name Of
Mr.. SILAs RrYsoL1s for Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the Upper District Of Kane whs
County,
We are authorized 10 announce E. S. An
MOLD IS y Candidate foF re election 10 The
6heriaalityef Kanswha County, Il Ill.
Gro. WI SFRucE announces himself can
Aidate for Commissioner OF the Revenue for
she Upper District f Kanawha Co. g3.s ].
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irulAg ~ S(kgefy.
The fss assh yssteldsy totk dShn /
f1fnily % ptfso1s ni5lstioes OF theif
Wy TO Hell "a 6sss ito e6ikr f1iasiri
III sersice Aieif Old mastlf fheri
US schet. ag remarkable and In dshalIy
attractive III The appearance Of this group.
who, desp1ls the. obYiops tinRe. 81 .the
African IN their compilations, Were iine
hooking mes md yemen. with. graceful,
Well.roundsd forms. and eyes sparkling
with intelligence. They were manumit,
I'D about six n sars 10, sine ltke which tfme
they have been living fsi New sYork. and
now stFSS AZ Il may seem. having
tasted Of tl Bheets0 Liberty voluntarily
return 10 6psdage.
Theabcs Is f6iihI the Cincinnati Com
nereial. MY iDdepeadsnt sort Of Black
Repgbl Lean paper, YThe New Orleans
/ Deltd aptiy says, there is nothing ct an
strange il INA fact ilSticSd BY the Com
mereidfs Any one Rhobas ever compared
the condhfD6 pf the emancipaied negroes
in the free Ssaies with that Of The South
srn slaves HIS good reason. indeed. 10
wonder tint they do not all return; TO
their origiAai condition Doubtless. the
majority Of Them would IL they could ~ ~
The comPelhion which The superior en-
tergyi skill 86d power Of the labofer. sk-
clldes the poor African 10 the free States
| frem. al pgksuits, in which be might rise
and improve his condition. He IS de-
graded TO 4sts most mental occupations.
He is trealsa will, the coolest contempt.
with absolssss hostility and disgust By
the mass Of Eshe people, and is humbug-
lgsd. deladsd1and made . fool of BY 4 few
fanatics. hypperites and pretending phi.
tlanthropists. Nelhing impfesses South.
sfi ufEh. OF HIN first visit te = free State,
more than l conlenptaoas and brutal
treatment ~ she Fegro, BY the majority .ol
the people. n ceustomed as he has been
to regard III african with The kindly beE
and the syiapathy which the ell.definel
relation Of Y superior 10 an inferior always
inspires--otssf wing Id his personal ia.
tercourss with him the most studious
peliteness-ass ian going out Of his way 10
evince his regard and respect for the rep.
resenlatiyess ~ his race associated with
all the toudsrest Fecoileclions efhome and
childhood -4Ehe Southern man in The
North is coHtfaually annoyed By instances
Of radeness siolsncs and valgarity To-.
ward freesnSgsces on sths part Of white
men. The lnFther North he goes. the
more brutal sfnds and offensive is this
conduct those who are lotidest and
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For The KanawAa valley star.
PrrrRsBuaa, Va. March eth, 1860.

PErERsBuRa. Va. March 9th, 1860.
Ma STAR The last letter was from
fredericksburg. and ] have very ittlt
news at this lime TO communicate. excep
as yeu have doubtless SEEM the passags
Of the twelve million. bill, for the benefi,
Of the James River and Kanawha Ca
How il will act, / can't tell but / hope
it viii be the means Of improving the
navigation Of theriyer. :. 1 aspent two or
three days ia the cityzof Richmond Lat
tended the House often, and heard some
good speeches on different subjects. But
for theflifs Of me, | can't tell hewthey
do business in sucha tarnal, noise They
are as ncisey as the1 Congress Of the
United States, and / thought that bad
enough sin all conscience. Petersburg
has Improved very much in the laststen d
twelve years--aRd at this time the1nlace
is filed with country merchants from
North Carolina, buying goods. and bust,
ness is quite brisk A great dealofito.
bacco is. sold here At the warehouses 1.-The
highest saw sold brought ohlyt$9 per
hundred, but, intruth, have not seen
any good tobacco YETI. 5s= .,# / H..
Rolitiss are obsolete. ! have NOT
heard one word on the subject, since / ar
rived, and I believe that that is dead Ill
so. except amongst the editors. There
il nothing connected with this place that
is at all interesting. except IN beauty and
good living. n
| want you to tell the ladies Of al
Kanawha Valley, that hooppses are going
out of fashion--t that in the cities Of Fred
ericksburg, Washington Richmond. Pc
tersburg and Maiden. the crinolines Are
reduced 10 one half their size, and that
fellow can now get in smuggling distance
Of ! girl--and half both young and old
have reduced themselves to a reasonable
circumference. The members Of fktle
ARE getting as tird of being
from home as / am, and some say,that If
the Goyernor does call an extra session
of the Assembly, they will not stay, but
in all reason they ought. 30 as to finish
up the business laid OF in the commence
nent. Ifthey are not now retained, there
d no doubt they all will have to 90 back
next winter. ! am glad ito hear good
report Of our representatiyes-they have
been industrious. and deserve praise lib
act they all seem busy. II they would
seep less noise. ] think they would 40
better. IA, III
This is such ! dull epistle, You must
.xcuse il this Tina. and I will try and
make amend in the next. Yours,
Az BLACK HAWK
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Catholic Regulations fsr L,n.

. 4 r. r 49, {
The 6rst day Of Eent, or Or Ash. w.dnes.
day. the present year falls upon the Qad
Of February. the anniversary Of WssIiinrs
tons birthday. The following are n.
leglstions for this season oftsslisg which
continues for forty dsys snd closes withsv
Esster Sunday: -
4 AN persons Who have canpisisd
their twenty 6rsS year. and wbal are moi,
attempted from the obligation. a. liasti4y.
By sickness, debility. old age, hard hbof.
o. for other weIl-known reasoiis. as6
obliged 70 ob-ervs1all the days Of Luni,
Sunday excepted. a. fasting daya ~,
2. On those days but onesfull ni4a, Is.
allowed. which should be- taken sbau,
noon. ~ s
g. A cupsof tea. coffee. or tIiia cLoc ].
ilte, with a Bit Of bread or cracker, mar
BE taken in the mosning and 4 collsgiba
or food not more ahalstha loartk par, OF
an ordinary meal. OF not.excesdinY eigls
ounces. may be eaten ia the evening /
:. Warm fish is net permitted a ih@
collation.. 4
I 5. Abstinence from assh-meat is spjoiin.,
ed on1alI the Wed nesdays Snd Ffidars q
Lent. and on the two Saturdays Of The
Embcr. and the Holy Week.
8 The nss Of Assh,n,est Is alloked.
By dispensation. At every meal On san
days. and at one meal on N3ndsys. Tuss.
Days. Thursdays and Sasurdays, kitb lhs
exception Of the two Saturdays abpysl
.nameds Ef7s So 4
.. These exempt from fasting are Il:
lowed the use Of aesh neat Il every meal
on the. days on which IL il allowed b
others but once.
8, Fish sndfesh srsnot allowed oneny
day of Lent al the same meal oYstsrs
are fish. .8 - .saaas Z
Q. Eggs milk. cheese and butter can
be used without distinction Of DAYS; bit
abstience from from all these ara fscom,
nended on Good Fridays Easiagt0o
iStdr.a
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Whole vote represented.

Whole vote represented, 8.255 E
Your committee recommend that any
Eve delegates present have the power to
demand a scale vote. +
They also feconmsnd that any Delegate
from counties reported above as already
represented. or from counties not reported
as represented, Who may arrive daring
the session Of the convention, be added
TO the list Of Delegates and allowed TO
cas-. his proportional vote -or she vote Of
his county, as the case may be.
All of which is respectfully submitted
B. w. JACKSON, Chm.
On motion of F. r.. TrRsEk, of jack
son. The report az sthe committee was
adopted By unanimous votes
Msssfs JAcKsos, Of Wood. and TUR-
EER. Of jackson. were appointed ID IN
tnrm lhes Chairman Of his election This
being done. The Chairman, upon taking
his sssf, returned his thanks ID the Con I
sention for the honor done him. The
Vice Presidents also took seals upon The
platforms.
Mr.. TuasERs Of jackson, rso@ed tilatl
this Gonvensiofs now proceed 20 The cleo
ton Of Delegafss 10 the Charleston Con.
vention. Which motion wns unanimeus-
Mr.. NEuMAN. Of Eapawbs. placed lie
name Of =, n BErsE4r. Of Lewis, il
nomination. 4
Mr. QVAsRlrR. Of Ksnayha. nominated
JoHH BaxEsoN. of Lewis
Mr. lcEsoN 81 Wood. proposed are
rsse &c III Wis u I5enrR. cf Ksnapsss ]
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
Excellent aOds d FilIlrs an l.,.lIers.

-
The Winstead Conn. Herpla gives
the following account Of the manner
I'M which Mr.. RoopwiS, Of New Hart
ford. fills bis ice-homse: Nj. Gnop.
VIM isssuppiied with excellent WAFER
from a spring, at q considerable Gle.
walton above his house. Connected
with the pipe which supplies the LAT.
ter, is q brahch-pipe which supplies
the ice-house. acfcss which ii is eS.
tended. Within the ice-hoaso siis
pipe is pierced BY twenty Ok thirty
small holes, from whiclk as INA Nv fine
Jets of water rise To The roof, falling
back ii drops oter the whole bottom
surface of the honse. These Jets are
only let on when the weather is cold
and the doors and yeptilators being
opened, the water freezes as il tails,
and in few days, or weeks at far,
thest. the horse ie filed with q sim
gle block Of perfectly pure, trapspa.
rant ice. Mr.. GoodwinS ice keeps
through the entire season with much
less waste than that packed irffths or.
binary way: It Costs him nearly
80 VEGA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
Delegates 81d Visitors tezthe Charles.
ss ton Contention.

Arrangements are being made fol
the cllartering Of the steamer !. York
town. of the Richmond and New.
York fine, for the conveyance Of gen.
tlemen to the, Charleston Convention,
and for the boarding and lodging b
them. apon the steamer during the
sitting OF the Convention. The ex.
penses OF this tip will Be very Inoder.
ate---.the exhorhitant charges Of the
Charleston Hotels being entirely 4,
voided. Persons DESTROYS of making
this pleasure-trip, will correspond
'wfthfthe 8 Editors of the Enquirer
Early application should Be made, as
but . limited number of the state
rooms remain unengaged. Apply,
by letter, 90 Editors Of the Enquir.
er." Our Virginia Exchanges viii
please copy this. S-a
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The following are the regulation. Il.
Lent, in the Episcopal Church
1. All tlie-s, week days" 81 Lent frd,ss
Ash "Wednesday tiIE Exeter ShntIsv s su
fast dsyseof srrecept.s on one meal Nil
The allowance Of. . moderate collation. = !.
3. The precePt ef fastihg implies IA
Ethat Of kbslipence fFtin e,hs suss Of ass ~
meat. But by djspsneation. The uss 49, "
Gesh-hest Is allowed ID ibis diocsss !.
tbe peincipal fasal on Mondays. Tuesasv =
and Thursdsfs 81 LaHh from ths e.,
SsndAy,until Palm Supday.zl
,-3x.- Ehe nee ef aesls-msai- - -, .,l....,
on thursdays next after Ash Wedped.,r. ~.
e. The abstinence. from aesh-rs,, !. !.
Palm spnds5;A1a pEthe fSssa.y follow :
ipgl Palm Snadayg which bas hitber,o
been observed in this djeeese, Is d!ststE
! ed withx W AL Il ~ rls
5. 'fheteis Neither fasshdr absE;u.,,..
70 be Observed on SahdAys 81 Rebt. =
/ 8. Il Is not allowed 70 use ga LII
/ fiesh-meat 81 the same rnesl. rs =. =.
z. There j. no prohibition 10 use q eu .;
butter or cheese. provided the rales az
qaantitf prescribed By ibsl la5.bs con-
Piled with. NO -. sIe
b. The ehaFchsxcnses from TIA obl;-
CATION Of fasting, tbnt not absnnetcs
from hesh-nlea except in Special casess
ofsicknes OF the like, 1.-THE following class.
e. q Persons :-1st. the inirm ed, those
whose dufiss are of IN ekiiaustin9 81 aIk.
borious character. "A M <fsor ! III : -
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[ Reputation for Harpef.s Ferry lnsut.
| gents Declined.

CLEvELAEp. Ohio March 9.-Gov.
ernor Letchers of Virgins. has made
a requisition upon Gov. pennis6n, OF
Ohio, for the arrest Of Owen Brown
and Francis Merriam. alleged Har-
per's Ferry insurgents, who are sup
posed now to be in Ashtabula county.
GOV. Densison decIihes issuing the
warrants, and has communicated his
"reasonso to Governor LefciIer.s