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TIE MILITARY BOARD.

ALBANY, May II, 1861.
Little business OF interest was transacted by the Mill
tary Beard this morning.
The companies Of Captain MaheD Captain Isaac L. Tay-
lor and Captain Joseph Keller released and dis
charged from further tservice, their application
The Board ranized another Utica regiment composed
OF the following companies
Captain Jennings, seventy men; Captain Caple
men eeventy.seven men; Captain Arrowsmith seventy
seven men; Captain Wetmore, seventy seven men Cap
tain Brence, seventy men Captain d, Smith, Jr
seventy seven men.
The election of the following officers FOR the Cayuga
regiment conEimed-Colonel, John $ Clarke; Lieu
tenant Colonel, Clarence A. Seward; Major, james H.
Ledle.
The following companies have been Accepted
Francis j. Mcuugh, Of New York seventy Zine men
Domipick oCcpnor, Of New York, seventy nine men;
Michael Murphy, Of New York, seventy. eight men.
ALBANY, Nay II, 1891.
Nothing Of special interest done by the State
, Board TO night.
The companies Of W. T. Mcdonald, OF New York ard
Captain Henry Baldwin, Or Steubcn county, were &C.
copied.
The three companies discharged service today by
the state Board were from New York. Tney desired
their releaee from the State Board Join reg
nen accepted directly BY the federal government
proceed 10 active duty without the har ssng De
lay TO which volunteers subjected undec the Board,
The resolutions for their discharge introduced by the
Secretary OF State (onesl. and opposed by Attorney
General Myers. The companies are Indebted 10 tbs
exertions Of Mor Farnham for the accomplishing mt 0.
l tier wishes
cANtNnsauA May IT, 1851.
The third comp'ny o. volunteers from canandagra
left here for Albany this evening amid the cheers Of the
people oher COMPARES forming here, and great
/ enthusiasm stil prevails
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UNION DEFENCE FUND.
SOUTHERN REPUTATION,

The Memphis Appeat prints the following patriotic re-
ply Of Mr. sse ~art OF this city, TO letter froa, Mr.
J. =. Strange, Of Memphis
Nyw YopK April 90 1861.
Dur SlR-Your letter requesting TO know whether or
not hat offered million OF dollars 70 tho gosernment
tor the purposes OF the war and AZ the time iuform
ng me that neither yourscr your friends would pay
teI de9s TO tue firm they mature he boon ,eaoved
The intention not - pay 20 be pnycrsal 10 the
sttoi aggravated IN by tho assurance tat
dot 10. arte nom inability but wbttorcr mty be yoH
ma1tiop ~ that OF Otncrs Tho South T. shall no
change my e9urfe Al that baye opposition inf wealth.
owe 70 ie Tree institutions o he tinted satee N Ter
which, IN soamou Nth al otbots North all soath po
lection 10 ne, hbery and party have been es geI 10
the fullest manner The government G. yhtya there
btss,rgs are de calls her ci,2ens . nras me C4pl
oi of tie Union fson threatened assault, AT shp Iga
the oer 70 which you refer has pot III torG3 Ia,r = dc
by me- yet dtdie1tc all mat have, ami Wl II pg,1
ic my life 10 the service of the cGunirv--fer - TIA
ccnny am bound ny the strongest trg a ~ ctcn au
duty had hofsd thSt fenBerate ~ be Iit = 81 No
constitution, but how sver extensive RAY ose.,n
Tero5a' lopr there rre \, ghca tic ~
tregcav o. tho Irtsa states. shell 10 sAa ~ aug
ptsfg itf Gag .y.f.A itnTR !. Ss8TtrE
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THE NAVY YARn-

PREPARATIONS ron THE DgrARTURE or THv Wa
Bksu-ARRIvAL or THE STEAM TRANSPORT
PHILADELPHIA PROM WASHINGTON.
The great impetus which has been resently given
10 the war movement at the Navy Yard has ved
Sigh, check present. owing 70 the large number Of
crafts of ali sizes which have been despatched 10 act as
blockadpg fee. On Thursday, announced the Reso.
iue the Reliance and the Thomas Freeborn took their
departure under seaed ORDERS and the % 90 viii be
the wabash which destined for the mouth OF the Mis-
sfs,pp Her officers and complement Of mon (fye hun.
dred ID numbcr) have been all appointed she having
been formally received into commission on last Thurs
day Her decks srewn with OF all sorts and
descriptions and hurried preparation for her departure
ia tho order Of the day Yesterday her entro crew were
busily engaged in bringing on board all the necessary
tcies for the voyage-eais, provisions ammunition,
arms &c, &c. The different shop, OF the gard are
however, still in full blast, aud immense m moer Of
bands mployed the work incidents " tie
ments OF q wmlike feet The Wabash has been newly
beautiful In every particular. She Is commanded by
Captain Mercer.
the rebel government Ivy tho United States authorities,
which 10 be put into active arrived at
the yard yesterday morning from Washington and pha
dcpbia having board large a lntty OF SPIKED
nmmunitop, firearms, shot ard shell, &c Shs left
Warrington on nth inst and Pha delphi, on the
10Th iDsi ON leaving Washington she was conveyed
about twenty miles below Tho White House by tho Posa
She left the Cumbei land, the Quaker City aod
the Monticello 10 Rac1 pon Roads when she left Pba.
dolphin the Union var vessel, built 10 this city, hat
,ast gone commission The jamestown alao had her
On bJard, and went into commss on Wednesday
last.
TIE Philadelphia IL commanded ~ Captain Jeas~is,
and has two miss hipm 9eywood and Plgsbora--.o-
r. thor vi of fous tsenty bands n Is uod,r.
day when che VIII pc employed u carry troops to their
sctoxai destinations ~ the south
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

HAVANA AND NlssAu-sies mship Karnak.-Mcssrs CHR
Dobsina. Mrs Faes Mrs NJ Rnthven Ehr aud family,
fdw Ielsno Mrs Churchill and family Allison and lady.
Cbss tIsher ana fainiy, q thompson s2n.s4ncs
rejobp, Teller and lady Geo Thorndyke, De Romne,
Maosrty, n Bose, Mrs Tying b braves and family,
lucser Getti Hart De Loynaz, sraiine rSas
parrsmsp rayys Aro p,sneo r. Tp,mps wsni darcs.
Nns Bagai Machsdo, u weLmcre pTsSITE nr.
Very Cart Els Mrs O'Reiliy and family ~ =
tadc Brown: vrsmmc and lsdy rnsrssA, .rm ysrt
", mo Cooke W q sew. u wrah, y Howell inc
ffs Ramsey WIN Jopes Bariet. 'ash p nasn, se
III Mis- and csid Mr. Painter and lsy Mr Hed,
la5y Sr brewer asy srs z Kirby hrs wssa "A,
psgs 4 nsner ara family, y dai Vale, Tharpson an
f.f IS. Mag gadout ios 4 ao,sssxJ r zx,q,l 9a
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tstr,ce never before appeared 70 better advantage ner
better voice he favorite Brgnoh was also very mucn
aSsrs Of he Aron and IeItania Societies, the ofohes
TIA Of he Academy conducted by sgnor euzo, and me
eopne:on with the concert and executed their various
parls assigned than admirable manner popours
IRON martha readered by the band Was rapturousy
apulaxded and a encore loudly called for.
The banners received BY the regiment during the day
occupied prominent position upon the STAGE and were
greatly admired The concert arranged for the bene
1t o. the families OF the regiment and viii doubtless be
paying affair. @
liz day OF two the regiment will be fully armed and
equipped by the Onion Defence Committee and they
VIII mmed ately proceed TO the seat Of war. in
the held the First regiment, German Rifles, will give
good account Of th msevss having leader noble
ker, the hero Of num- ! OF ba2lles.
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FORT HAMILTON.
ADMINISTRATION or THE OATH OF AILE3fAxc

ADMINISTRATION or TIE OATH OF AILE5iANcE.
To DAY he solemn and interesting ceremony Of admin
lsterng the cath Of allegiance TO tie Cpei Ssatess1l
derg present occupying quarters a. Fort Hamilton
will ue gone through with The time aud the occasion
ars sufficient 10 make the ceremony 81 inpo
sing character Captai1 Doubleday, OF the brave
heroes Of Fort santer, wl be present. as vii also NC
Dgtr Attorney Wusow, who wiu administer the oath
Colonel W. Wood ant stall have accepted invitation
10 be present together with detachment OF his regi.
nnept to participate In the ceremony.
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NEW YORK BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
he Boston Post OF yesterday Says

Captain Hampson has recruited 10 all here 10 men,
seventy Of whom went on with him 10 New YORK., via
StoningtoD last night lie closed his papers thus SUI
denly IN accordance with orderg received from Colonel
Tore the regiment, which promises 10 be exceeding
IL tine berg already full Tbs $500 in aid OF
the regiment obtained here through the geserous
contributions Of British merchants of Boeton. Captain
HampeoD desires TO return his thanks for the kidd
reeses received by him 10 this city and he confident
so cordial has been the response TO his call FOR von
teereihat in few Gays longer he could have enstei
whole regiment The remainder Of his IGen, forty In
number, left for New York few tights ego.
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SOLID VIEWS FROM A sHIrMAsTBR ABROAD.
STATEMENT OF EDwARo DAvEY.

Edward Davey abcrer at For, sumter, has called 81
our 20 say that lie p-eseDt al tbs fre Of the
raising OF sLe american Fig, whoa hat fortress was
sailed By The Confederate state aDJ tgst re- TIE
person that rased the Amersaa clors tho Mr. Hart,
N, farej the 10 the sgs'lr urier re "a rplyis,
Oni ty the c1mnsg5 - f'alfehEnt Snadsf,, hos J,
irred az tbs - s1o slDry wbss ~ 'D4ssgl rRa all
tHegsk, lndef Ne Ire - ~ e-cny sca las tcce'sel
Z NpDQst
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THE NEW YORK LEGION.

Cen. James Langdon Curtis, the protector Of s corps
has been successful in lis patriotic Efforts and pre-
sents efficient brigade Of four regiments OF enduring
hardy with list OF able officers The frs. regi
Uent Of the Legion viii be Temporarily commanded by
Gen. Curtis. The Brooklyn phalaDx under the c)nmand
Of Col Adams and Lieut Col Cross the Second regi
mert TIE second regiment OF Fire Zouaves under Act
ing Col banch form the Third regiment Of the Legion
and The Imperial Iouaves Of COL Merritt the Fourth
The headquarters Of the Legion a.e AT No William
street
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THE EMPIRE CITY REGIMENT

Have received reliable information from Albany that
Sey Will be accepted end mustered into service Mon
day or ruesday next. Colonel Sheehtn will mneuce
eqnippDg bis men soon ne receives the official
papers OF their acceptance from Albany. They number
nine hundred men, and are drilled twice day a,
their headquarters on Broadway.
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FURTHER FROM CANADA.

SYMPATHY WITH THE NORTH ADMINISTRATIONS
FIGHTING MEN LEFT FOR THIS SIDE OF THE
LINE, ETC.
correspondent from nanvie. Canada, writes TO the
Boston Courier folows--EverythiDg ia q business
line is at complete stand sill here with us account
Of your trouble with the rebels at the South The people
all very much interested in your cause We ali think
the South wholly to blame for this state things Our
hearts are with you and your government. and our
hands too, should judge great many have gone nom
here to enlist and to Sight under the Stars stripes
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The PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly 70 day has de-
patched much Of lis necessary routine business.
The last Assemblies Committee reported constitution
for Committee OF Home Missions, which rnsde the
order for Monday afternoon.
Rev g. Fisch, OF the French Evangelical Uni1n, made
verv interesting address IN the afternoon, expressing
the warm sy mpaihy OF French Professionals With the
ton and their conviction Of speedy triumph.
The evening was again devoted 10 prayer Tor the ma
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THE FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD
AT QUARANTINE.

Col. W. r. Alien, assisted BY Lieut.. Cot Dyckman aud
Major Turner, was the recipient yesterday morning OF
substantial token of patriotism from Mr.. g Douglass of
No. leo Wet Fourteenth street. in the shape of check
for one hundred dollars This amount will provide
cent Any donation or subscription for the regiment
be sent 70 the Of Lieut. Martin Ees qlaFers
First regiment National Guard, Of White and Elm
str
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THE SOLDIERS AND THEIR CLOTHING.

EI-HlIsHi AT tn WY 1Ot F5Ul
The uniform, furnished to the rwen.y-drst regiment
New York volunteers, manura :ured by Hessrs 4. G.
Arnoux, New York city, consider very serviceabe
and neat uniform, well made and Of good quality Az
my observation has extended they have given great
satisfaction 70 the officers and meu Of my command
WA +. ROGERS, Colonel Twenty. first regiment
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BIRTI FITS NAVAL BRIGADE.

Divine service viii be held at Quarantine Groun is,
staten Island Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock by
the Rev. G. 81 Deuison, chaplain of the brigade Bats
leave the ferry at the Battery every hour during the day
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THE JACKSON <rAMMANY) REGIMENT.

one OF the members Of this regiment, which Is attached
10 the Excelsior Brigade and is stationed a. the
Ped House, Harlem, called a. Office 70 c5mplaio
that the ratons furnished 10 tie men are OF most
wretcbed quality and uuGt FOR edible purposes. Steos
sboad be taken by the proper authorities Immediately
remedy this state CT things.
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COLONEL BAKERS REGIMENT.

C,opel Bakers regiment win occupy Fort Schuyler as
soon ia vacated by Colonel Dusyee Colonel Bakers
headquarters the corner Of Fourth street and
Broadway. Picked will be received az "a, i's ard
government pay and rationg will begin at once.
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NEW IrperY-

A. elo.cp wgs beld On rhlrsday evening asold vol
lows ~ Eo,okeo Tor Iod cGcers Of tie F5s rc~i
gasrt gp.i~r hrlgsdn Nsg lt,eov state Mnilis whish
rssilt,s ~ sre scletior n Iilam VSu psuEhtg1,
C1a-c, l. " DJrrteds i4estcnI9: C.',-c IN james
a N'S.n, Ealor.
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TWELFTH REGIMENT.

The Twelfth regiment yesterday received a despatch
from Washington informing them Of the death Of Of
their members Thomas Benbow, who died of congestion
Of the brain. He a member Of Company f. and was
beloved and respected by ali his companions. The body
viii arrive in this city at three O'Clock A. ". to-day
will be conveyed his late residence, 118 West
Twenty fourth street
The funeral will take place tomorrow at two O'Clock
j. NJ Company acting as escort The body win be
inferred IN Greenwood Company X IL actively engaged
in drilling and perfectiDg themselves the art
They az present number hundred men, all able
bodied, fine young men, anxious TO learn, quick to
understand everything tina, they told The uniforms
VIII be ready to-day and is expected that they will be
able TO join their companions in Washington in very
ehort time The following gentlemen have been elected
onicers:-Capain, h. Olmstead First Lieutenant,
William r. Gardner Second Lieutenant j. Sinclair Dean.
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THE BIBLE FOR THE SOLDIERS.

The New York Bible Society gives Bible Testament
TO every volunteer who is unsupplet from Other Sources
and who leaves this city for the seat OF Sun
cay presentation took place to the volunteers under
General SickIesscommand On Sunday evening" the l9th
instant, the society proposes TO hold public meeting
JrvngHa, corner Of Irving place and Fifteenth aet at
ali past seven O'Clock to promote this Professor
Hitchcock, Or. Tying and Wnl Alien Butter the Presi
sdent OF the society will spesk This distribution s of
the Bible without note comment, and is conducted
without the Intervention OF any sectariap Influences
The meeting win give the religious public opportunity
Of testifyng their interest in u.
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TIE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Cl9rrN STtiioN, htfnvoRr, Nay II, IsoI.
70 c W. rTvEi, Esc,
TIE reports in the Eastern papers this morning aoont
TIE destruction Of the bNGges or roai are untrue
Tho CRY prvnd fo them hs attempted destruction Of
tnefrag cuvcrs Toin, Of Rccxs TO which, however,
so rcty vas done Tie statements are q - same as
TIC ,oem' SeE York ss1rn'-r reEar "fllt ask u
sef nl t - t,se psseeef OF = y ~ uissry -oil"
Y. Z sNra
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THE RECRUITS FOR THE SEVENTH REGI.
MENr.

We learn from the prrser Of the steamship ka.anzas,
Mr. John Huertas, that the sixty nine recruits who
left here few days since JOIN the Seventh regiment
have safely arrived at Washington, and quar-.
tered with the regiment
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Mav1ARy mpvsats1s in NEW YORK.

EXPECTED DEPARTURE OF REGIMENTS TO.
DAY.
To sV-c7ty ruth regiment (sifhiand Guard) and tie
uard 1ouayes, CHARTERED al Fort S@has Ter
evea orders bold themselves in resiiusss for
uo! Ese emt Aviation, and It is eIpectet that they
wMsesve 70 day for Washington.
7ae SeCoud regiment, Col. rompkns, encenped a.
De battery yesterday eiyei their new pintioons'
sSe garment is Of blue cloth with nerros wh,e STRIPE
Tbs reg men. is in noariy expectation Of spe 0fus's
'of departure.
MRS. LINCOLN At TIE PARK BAfaAchS.
AZ Shout ha,fpsst eleven oclock yesterdAs morning,
MS lincoln acsor panied by Mrs Grimssey ana hf
B@nnson and wife, arrived Al tne Park barracks IN m
erer tsrorche guard OF honor from the Posh Leg ion
was Stationed Broadway entrance, the other troops
rSrsed In live al around the enclosure. Mrs. Lin
cen wss received st the gate by Colonel Van Baren,
,hs roaoaser, aud his aids, Captains Green and
Anen, ana was by them escorted through
,be dsIett departments, and afterwards inspected the
m4p she appeared TO be pleased with every thing,
ard prsised the appearance OF the men whose hne mill
tsyy bearing certainly does great credit to their officers
5ge nluaber OF ladies inside the enclosure and
10 enjoy themselves much. fine band Of
uetc Wat 4is9 on the ground and played number Of
maizena, and patriotic ars curing the morning. Mrs
lDcors Dress was Of gray silk which, with BLACK SIX
aud white aud straw bonnet trimmed with white
Ebecn ana white ostrich feather, made altogether
remarkably neat and lady Ike fcsA ess,mtts
After The inspection the party adjourned to
the Rsy masters office, where lunch served up by
Mfr. Wright, the caterer, which did great credit to
bp afltiee 10 the culinary art, and 70 which
The guests and their entertainers did ample
lEatice. ars Lpcoln then introduced TO the
ulcers at present Stationed on The ground by
Colone Buren, and after sponding few minutes ia
rvely conversation she took her departure amid The
hearty cheers Of large crowd collected On the outside
cr tie enclosure The fountain play ing during the
whcle Of yesterday. and short time the men viii be
able 20 make use ~ The basin for bathing purposes
yming Hrs Lincoln stay Ut the Metropolitan Hotel, she
presented with magnificent bouquet OF hotaolse
eE By Mr.. John saTrei the Sutler OF the Park bar
vaekg
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
CD. S.rEHEE OF HECE66IONIsrS BY The
UNION MEN, ETC.

81. Louis, Nay H. 1851.
Several Urisn having been driven from Potosi, on
the Iron Mountain Railroad detachment Of volunteers,
under command Of Capt Cole was sent on Tuesday night
10 protect the loyal citizens in that section
capt. Cole reached Potos At three O'Clock this morning,
and surosndsd tb: town with chain Of sensinels and
shorty after daylight hundred and hy citizens were
taken prisoners and formed in line.
The Union men were recognized and released. Aoou..
atty secesscnists were liberated PAROLE and line Of
the leaders were brought 70 the city prisoners u
lead mandatory belonging 10 John Dean was taken
possession Of and four hundred pigs Of lead sezsd
On the return trip tho troops dispersed company Of
cavalry at Re Solo, and captured thirty horses they left
behind in their fight The Stars and Stripes then
hosted pole just ready to receive secession flag
Another prominent secessonist arrested here and
another at Victoria, making twelve In all, who
in the arsenal.
Thirteen American families arrived here last night
having all been driven from different the Pacific
Railroad for supporting the Union.
General Price has issued orders nstructng the Briga
der Generals 10 immediately g4pizs the militia of their
respective districts and hold them In readiness for active
service The officers ana soldiers strictly eponed to
afford al the protection in their power to the persons
and property Of the citizens Of the state without refe
renee TO political principles, the Organization being
simply 10 protect the people in their rights under the
constitution of the State and the United States troops
warned avoid collision with any armed bodies I'M
less absolutely required TO protect the lives liberty and
property Of the people The flag Of the State OF Missouri
is the only one TO be used by the militia
Nearly nine hundred Irshmen hsve been enrolled In
the unied States service here and will probably be or
ganzed INTO a eeparafe regiment.
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THE SIXTEENTH REGIMENT or ST. LAW.
RENEE COUNTY.
the Sixteenth regiment New York state v0luntcers
was today mustered into the United States ilytt
Albany by Captains sitgreaves and wheats
united States Army. The Colonel 3ltnsi A. raviss, 10
graduate o. West Point and sersed IN eerGeperal then
C0lonsD Taylor in the Mey can campaign.
same, Inc 10Gwng are his Colonel
p p,aasShnrr y" SAm, N. ". Major, Bxel Palmer,
Sias.so quartz ~ Adjuans, Joseph aoxand Fk,
g.. -, S master Arthur De Whit, FshklI, NJ Y;
2us gym ~ilsm B. Crandal N. Y. Assistant Surgeon,
JONI Il. Moore, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Non Commissioned-Sergean Major, F. G. Tspley, N.
Y; Quarermaster Sergeant @. Paine, n r Drum Ma
jor Utter, N. X; Fife Major, - Withcrby, N. Y.
Captains Nevin, Palmer Curtis Gilmore, Stesc, Wood,
Pomeroy Seaver, Gibson and Parker.
This reRment-so be hereafter known % the ST. Law
renee Regiment being composed OF men from that and
the adjoining countless in the opinion Of recruiting
officers the finest body Of men that have bean enrolled
for the ensuing campaign each and man Of them
being handling the from boyheod and
viii be sure TO give good account OF themselves in
whatever circumstances they may be placed IL y ex-
pected they win occupy Fort Schuyler, westchester
county, In few days, permission TO that effect having
been granted by both General Dix and General Sanford
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FLAG RAISING IN A curpc

The Methodist Episcopal church, OF First place
and Henry street. South Brooklyn, w.l through Us mem
bers raise large fik lag in the o. the pulpit th.s
evsaDg eight O'Clock. Singing speeches and other
exercises VIII take pace. The Tag s twelve fec. by