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Afrairs Mt Fortress Monroe.
The Baltimore 81
lowing

The Baltimore Sun, of Monday, has the fol-
lowing:
The arrivals Of the Georgianna, Capt. Pear
son, on Saturday, and the Adelaide, Captain
Cannon, yesterday morning. from Oid Point
Comfort, bring Intelligence from that quarter
up to five o'clock on saturday afternoon.
On Friday one of the Ericsson boats took
down to Old Point a large tow OF fishing boats
from the Susq uehanna river, which are TO be
used for landing troops, each boat having
capacity for about seventy men, and with
very light draught of water.
One Of the Zouaves and two other soldiers
came up on the Adelaide. From the latter we
learned that there are now twelve thousand
troops ut Fortress Monroe and in the vicinity,
including the arrivals on Saturday. Prepa-
rations are making for an attack on Norfolk,
but Gen. Butler will not move until ne has
force of twenty thousand men. The soldlers
stated that Norfolk would be attacked sim l.
taneously front and rear. Five thousand men
will be sent against Sewells Point, which
number, it is thought by the commanding
general, will be sufficient to take II. Inoss
| TO make the attack in the direction of Ports
mou tn will be sent from Washington, while
| the forces Of Gen. Butler will operate from
| the rear.
| is said to be intended to attract the attention
of the Confederate forces from the SeWell'
| Point side Of the river.
1t Is understood at Fortress Monroe tina
/ Norfolk is pretty well fortified, but they do no
/ think that there are any fortifica tons on thu
| peninsula running down TO Cape May TO seri
| riousiy obstruct the passage of the Fedora
/ forces.
The Zouaves who went out on Tuesda
last have not yet been heard from. One Q
| those sent out in search of them IL said to hav
l accidentally shot and killed himself. de
tachment from the Troy IN. Y Regiment wa
| afterwards sent out in search of the lost sd
diers, which was surprised by party OF Col
fedora ties, and driven back within The lines
One man was killed, Eve wounded and tw
taken prisoners
Every thing was quiet at Fortress Monroe
but the men were subjected to constant drill
The Adelaide brought mp large number
empty barrels for Il supply Of water from II
water works Of this city for Fortress Monro
Every week some ~. 900 gallons are sent do WI
CONTRACT for that quantity having been mac
by some person.
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In Towa-" Double Block" the famous
Captain of the rife cannon at Charleston
which did such execution on the walls OF Fort
Sumter, is now here, chief boanwain OF the
steamship Yorktown. 1t is confessed by Maj
Anderson and his comrades that Double
Block" knows how to load and point gun.
We hope he may have an opportunity "some
of these days of trying his hand again.
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Wi.e Legion.-Dr. R. A. Haynie, Of Bowie
Co., Texas, has been appointed recruiting OH
Ger for the Brigade now being raised by Gen.
Henry A. Wise in the Southern Border States
and the Indian Nation. He Is going where
fighting material Of the best kind abouuds
where pluck and endurance is natural aud not
assumed
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Bring Them Back.-Negro women have
taken clothes from the soldiers stationed here
to wash, and very conveniently, in many in
stances, have forgotten to bring them back.
Besides being subjected to the Indignation OF
the detrauded, they will, if detected, be meted
out sound beating by order of the Mayor.
We caution soldiers to be careful to whom
they deliver clothes, and, secondly, advise the
parties attempting the above petty fraud to
make ~ slant restitution.
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Riotous Conduct.-Hcnry Mcclure, James
Christian and John Morrison were arrested by
the watch on Tuesday night for allowing their
hides to get full of corn juice, the latter arti-
Gle being the basis Of an attack made by them
ON the warehouse of Messrs. Z. Hubbard Co.,
located opposite the Columbian Hotel. 1t is
also charged against the parties that they
pounded Waterman John Doerfinger on the
head with slung-shot, for interfering with
their amusement. Considerable noise and con-
fusion prevailed during the muss, some furnl-
ture was roughly used, and there was esiden
a general tendency to disorder, vt1oh i 10 bt
regretted. The examination was postponed
until to-rnorrow by the Mayor.
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A Good Work-Mr. Henry Madison, who
has, for nearly year, been laboring with re-
markable success as Colporteur, in Alexandria,
in employ of the Baptists of this State, has re.
moved to this city, and yesterday commenced
his labors of love among the soldiers stationed
here. Mr.. Madison succeeded in saving hi
books from the invading foe. To visit and
hold religious conversation with the soldiers
to supply them pious evangelical literature
is surely a good work.
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Ner Telegraph Line.-A State line Of tel
egraph is now under construction between
Richmond and West Point, by j. l.. Morrow
and J. R. Dowell. 1t will be completed
in about two weeks. and when completed will
be of the greatest possible benefit to the State
in advancing the public interest No doubt
as nothing can now be gained in withholding
the details of operations of our troops in the
East, the authorities will wisely order the line
open for the transmission of all truthful items
nf intsliyence
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UIHu,

In Henrieo county. on the 18th int, Mrs. IA.
FENCE McD0EOH0H, widow Of the late John
Mcponongh, In the ss.h year Of her sge.
The friends Of her family are respectfully IN
log, at o'clock, from her late residence.
Jnpe 9Th. OF congestion Of the brain, LOUISE,
infant daughter Of James and Harriet Temple
man, aged months and II days.
sorrow not dear parents as those without hope
The little aching head Is 1T rest. The immorta,
soul that 1uttered to be freed from its clay tene
ment has csc ped to the bosom VI its saviour aud
joiped the blood washed thfong around tbs
fhrnne of God III Etst+ttse.
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Suspicious CAaracssrs.-Two men, Of sus-
picious character, who could give no good nc
count of themselves, were arrested by the
Vigilance Committee, near Eumpass' Turnout,
Louisa county, Va, yesterday, and brought t.
shis city and lodged Ia the cage. They pre-
tended that they had been at work at some
place up the country. and we're making thsil
way to Kentucky. On inquiries made sftsl
their arrival here, IL appeared they were par
ties who had abssnted themselves Withou
| leave. for whom search wss being made.
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Goae 10 Tie EGst.--Ths Seveath Regiment
Alabama Volunteers. 1900 men, with baggage,
and fully prepared for : long stay, marched
down Main street yesterday evening, aud en-
baSksd on the York River Railroad cars, On
routs for the East. II this fns regiment does
rot do . noble part IN Kidding tbs earth o.
Yankee yssmiu, No shall oontess ourselves
ysgy mnsh mistaksn.
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l,scxAsxp .-~col. james Davidson. Coroner
u The city u r~tsrsbaTg, and highly e.
sseln@d cit gan, died On Tuesday last.
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Sereed Him Right.-A man named John
Hanseman was summoned before the Mayor
Yesterday, for failing and refusing to aid r. I.
Seal in arresting Thomas B. Anthony. The
Mayor spoke of the plain duty Incumbent on
eyery citizen to aid in the execution Of the laws,
and said that the instruments appointed to see
its provisions carried into effect would be but
the mercst playthings Of the populace, If they
were neither countensnoed nor sustained by the
people. He should fine Mr.. Hanseman $I0.-
The Mayors movement was decided one IN
the interest of the public veal, and deserve,
communication.
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Aceoatremsats Waatsd.-Major Gorgas, Of
the c. s. Ordnance Department, advertises for
proposals for furnishing at the earliest posi-
bio moment 10000 sets Of Infantry Accou-
trements. Proposals must be handed in BY
Friday evening, lath inst The attention Of
contractors is called to the notice.
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EsPoRrse fIosT At PMiLLIPPt.--Our Lynch
burg corr .,opdSut mentions rumor Of ano.
Their dxbt NJ Phiiiippt. aud ths defeat Of the
f+dsrai forces bat We have no confirmation
Of the report.
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ras. Day.

This day, appointed by President DAVIS =
a day Of tasting aud prayer. viii, We trust 'e
a,;ser,a,lv observed throughout the C"nfede-
rat. States. We again repeat our nope .uht
al, places Of business and amusement s,'' oe
closed. NJ paper viii be issued from this OIL
So n, morrow,
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HALF MAsr.-Ws learn from Dr. Sixpktxs;
Who came up from the vicinity OF Hampton
yesterday. that the Federal Asg was ayinr at
hAif.insst over Fortress Moarcs. The pre-
sumption was that the Hsesians had Lost m
cGicor Of rank.
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Ayricsd-A fne infantry company arfsved
yesterday evening from Prince Edward coun-
ty. Itnumbsrsd about - stalwsrt and deter
mined locking men.
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NGwrosr NEws.-An oiiicer who came from
brow Tnesday moruinx, tsays the Nerfoik
A gus. . states that hr distinctly saw troops
sW,bafking Ia = steamer, which Afterwards
lsss. aud Ssat round ~ Old Point.
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uEArs or Mss Orxr = rhs Memphis papers
MnnouDcs IN dsAlh Of Hrs. Otsy, wits Of
Da.hep Org, og Tenasssss.
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Ready and Wiii;ag.-The ladies Of Leigh
Street Baptist Church, Of which Rev. J. q
solomon il pastor, are ready and willing Tvs
have been requested to ssyl to DO oil tneJ
can in making clothing for the soldiers
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MAnnrun.

On Thursday. Nay :svd, LISA. in the Baptist
Rev. J. " George. d. POWELL Hill and Miss
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National Eaa Dsy.--The Navy Depart
ment Of the Csnfederats GovsTn msns wa g
closed to-day. In consequence q tns hataons'
fast recommended by Congress. - nos'eo
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EU~Es hays not received ~ oAAsttsfos
l4xvwr ~ 5000 tIaps paet.
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amar named Wm. X. Saor was sent 10 tnis
city a few days since, under guard. oy uene'A
u..urepard. from Manassas Junction, ne nav
80. h.aa crested IA a dangerous and suspi-
..;e,,s ,,crson Since his arrival here MONDAY,
hs ha bsen in Jail. Yesterday be Was orougnt
hefore William F. Watson, Esq, the oon'euT.
yate State Commissioner, for examination. ~
appeared that the defendant - nun " PIP
erty. Prince William county iai" y
since the present difficulty, ne pas constantly
maintained and asserted, and sun uoes "H'A
tain and constantly declare, that ne OWES pa
rarnount allegiance to the on. 49,: 49,. s".,;n..
erument," and is bound by MS oni III a,e.ss
s.h. confederate States. Having sought 70
;rara.. his peruicious heresies ON MS neign-
h-r. the General commanding Thought IL MS
a.. W .rrest such treason by removing the
cause. determination Il
I'D ont that "Major" William ~ snow,
as he was called, was q native OF Ne" na"P
sh;rs. that during the Presidency OF Generai
p;.,.s he had been brought to Washington
IL rnoae chief butler to that functlonary'
Tn that capacity his perquisites and staaiings
had been enough to convert plain Yankee
farmor w. r. Snow into Virginia Major and
nlanter of considerable means and reputation
| His being that in name did not change tne
g natur Of the beast" 80 when the time came
round he was as good Yankee as ever. ;,
| While the general impression was no douo'
that Snow should be summarily dealt with, tnt
| Commissioner could find no law bearing OF
the subject, or prescribing the punishment o
| SHOWS constructive treason. lie decided
| therefore, to hand him over to the Governor
| who ordered him back to Jail. Ii Snow don
melt there, he is frozen harder than any othe
lump of Northern ice we ever saw.
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Going Al Larys.--JAnsa tsgnrsy ~ nnsa
one dollar yesterday fos allowing Ah soAt Z
20 q large.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- PR0CLAMATION.-w vacancy hat
occurred in the Convention OF Virgins: bv the
death Of John q Mari, q member thereof for the
county of Fauquiar: Therefors, the sherin OF
said county is hereby required to hold an eiec-
law ia said county, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF Jane. phe present mouth, for member
Of the Convention for said county, to supply the
vacancy aforesaid
-, 0iven under my hand as Governor, and
us under the seal OF the Commonwealth, al
t>~ Richmond, this nth OF June, 1851, and In
the s5th year Of the Commonwealth.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUyfoRD,
L. la-datSswM Sec'Y Of the Com h.
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Calling Bad Namcs-Mary Grimes, free
woman Of color, was arrested yesterday, on a
warrant obtained by ada Wilson," who
charged Grimes with calling her bad names
and retaining so worth of clothing belonging
to her. The charge was dismissed by the
Mayor when the case was called. The COM
plaiuant is one of that class who have great
deal of washing to do, and who, as some OF her
sisters have done before her, find it inconve,
nieut to foot the bill. She. no doubt, owed
the negro for washing. and adopted the expe-
dent Of making the Mayor sort of constabu-
larry equity officer, to get the clothing. After.
wards, the charge went by the board, Of
course.
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WAN rs.
fFor other "Wants," see First Page
LOST.

r OSr-This morning, Oh Main street. Or on sra
IL street leading to Gambie's Hill, a lady's MO-
ROCCO BAG, containing roll Of Bank notes one
gold dollar, and some silver change. IL also h.A
In il . bunch Of keys, materials for sewing and
gold thimDle, with the letters *. d. ION ID
The finder will be suitably rewarded By lsS wing
II q the kxaminsr or Dispatch office II lIl'
A. THE PEN sun who took up . GhsY
lVNNAG, with gatl on her lsf. fore shoulder
will be rev 4rded BY leaving her at tn.
foil Gate, on the Brooke Road, or leaving say
information at The Dispatch cfics, so that ca
get her. I. W. SEWARD.
HauficO Co.. Va. June II. 1851. ia I3-Ms
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His Name.-The name of the unfortunate
soldier who fell recently>in repulsing the at
tack of Lincoln's hirelings at Bethel Church,
in York county, was - Wyatt, native OF
Richmond, where bis mother still resides,
ion Church Hill,) though at the time OF his
death member Of Col. Hills North Carolina
Regiment. He lived in North Carolina when
the regiment was formed, and joined 1t there.
He was the only man killed on our side in tho
fight. He was shot through the head. His body
was brought to this city yesterday morning
| on the cars, and was carried yesterday even
ing under military escort to DR.. Duncan's
Church, where an appropriate sermon wa'
preached, when it was committed to its las
| resting place.
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Prisoners of War.-A squad of Confederate
troops arrived in Richmond yesterday from
Manassas Junction, having in custody as prs
oners CT war four of Lineon's marauders, who
were lately caught by some Of our forces while
attempting fsray on the peaceful inhabitants
of Virginia residing near Culpeper c. II. The
parties wero stout, athletic fellows, and when
caught were disguised las they were yesterday
in cavalry uniform said to be generally IL
use by the abolitionists IN the empioym OF
the President of the New England and bel
Northern States On their arrival here they
were carried before the itary..authorites 40
after a brief examination, sent the four pIlson-
ers under guard to the city Jail. John Rich,
ards, formerly of Alexandria, but for the pas
few years q resident Of Washington, was alst
brought to Richmond prisoner at the SAINT
| time, We know nothing of the grounds o
his arrest, but we learn that his friends and re
latiyes live in Virginia, some II them IN TIM
city.
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CONFEDERATE UNIFORMS.

NJ G. WENDLIN0ER,
11 MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. lac MAIN SfsEer
Il prepared TO make up UNIFORMS, as adopted
by the War Department. ieIs-Sts
~. FOR RENf-A Brick DIV KILLING stu
Ei::: ated on Clay street, betwe ith and .th.
containing rooms, with Brick Kitch.n and
the necessary back buildings, with gas and ety
water on the premises. Possession can be had
Immediately. Apply to
Il. A. ]. CLOPTON
ie 13-st Corner Wall aud Franklin SIS
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n ATTENTlON.-ih he ID Company OF the III
a Battalion of the 10Th Regimsnt win assemble
Ming, the 10Th inst, at 9 O'Clock, for Inspection
and drill, and for the purpose of slsstipg = Gap
tain.
Ali persons subject to military duty within the
bounds OF this company district are requii Cd to
tend. Those whose names are not already en-
rolled are required by laS, under heavy pecu-
mary penalty, to report themselves for enroll.
ment. This muster Is required BY the law Of the
state and he Proclamation Of the Governor.
rhe full penalties Of the law will be enforced
against abseutsss and those who fail TO report
the riselvss fer enrolimea;.
The bounds Of this company district are as fol-
lows.
.Commencin2 At the northwest corner Of "a
and Duvsi streets, theaes north side oil Dava.
Brooke avenue to the Corporation line, thence
with said line to I'd street, thence with western
IDOLPBUs GARY,
10 Iiaut Commandiuy
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-, RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The con.
gregA,lon OF kenee et Israel, MAIN street,
,esw cen 18th and 2eth, viii meet TO-DAY AZ :
o'clock In the morning and at y clock r. M. ON
= men occasion Rev. H. L. RosRsBKkd will de-
liver Lecture. The pubic is invited.
je l3-lth
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- IN PURSUANCE of the Proclama-
tion OF ths President, of the 2alh May,
Tor a. National Fast bay, the Navy Department
will be closed during IU-DAf. 1e A1A'
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~. FOX kENT-The desirable tn rec slsry
I::; new brick DWELLING, situated at The.
IsAA corner IF 10th aud Clay streets, eontsiu-
Ing 10 rooms, with sill necessary back bulldogs
rangs ia the kitchen, with hot and oo d wa .r
attached. Possession eau be had immedis oily .
apply to 4. CLePToN,
lie i3--3t Corner of Wall aud Frsnkiu 1t.
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- HOWITZERs Az YORKTOWN.
RICHARD HILL has letters from many
soldiers at Yorktown Please call on him al
George W ats q Co.'s, and get them. Je iS-l"
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s RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-hey. DR.
D0GUETT will preach TO-DAY at II
O'Clock, at Centenary Church, on the occasi9n oil
the public Fast. 10 "-N
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ST. JAMES CHUkCH..The col.
lection to De taken up This MokNiNt
rs to provide Tor any OF our soldiers tnst
may be sick or wounded, or 1t Will be appropfl,
ated by the Nestry in such manner as may pss'
promote the welfare Of our troops. 10 I'LL"
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9 Of this company district are as fol-
''N' - lDOLfBUs GARY,
ia la-2t# Lieut. Commanding.

:, ATTENTION.-rhe s,h Company OF h. "a
At LEIGH kTRRET AFRICAN CHURCH on
UFRIDAY EVENING, the Aih Of June, lsel, at
We O'Clock, for inspection and drill. and for the
purpose Of electtng a I'd Lieutenant.
All persons subject To military duty within the
bounds of this Company District are required ~
attend. Those whose names are not already co
roll led, are required by law, under heavy peca-
mary penalty. to report themselves Tor enroll
ment. This muster II required BY law aud the
lies { the law will be enforced against absences
aud those who fail to report themselves for en-
roilmeut.
lows: Commencing at the corner OF Broad sni
Adams streets thence north side OF Broad stree.
TO corporation line thence with the coIpoTatioa
line to Brooke Avenue: thence south eat eide Of
sirooke Avenue to Duvai street; thence sout'
side Of Duvsl street to Jefferson street themes
west side of JeAarson street 10 Leigh street
thence south side Of Leigh street to Adams street
aud thence western side OF Adams street TO the
beginning. ID. W .sAUSDkhSs CaptHin'
Ia
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- NOTICE.-Persons having SWORDS
D. In their possession, Of any description,
will confer great favor and receive good price
for them by bringing thea 10 No. so MAIN sr.
Old CAVALRY SWORDS.
NAVY SWORDS.
OFFICERS SWORDS.
ARTILLERY SWORDS.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SWORDS, &c.
ie lists
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Mr. Uayton. the United States Minister TO
rrsree Gad An audience with Prince Napo-
leon and tho Princess CiothiIde recently.
The political disputes In the United states
have ike wise produced q partial tagnation In
French enterprise. Accounts from Lyons state
ina uence OF the nnfa vorable news from Ame-
RIGA. Manufacturers have resigned themselves
10 8 long suspension in the traffic between
France and Am@Isca. wnas - - sun III iiu,,s'ii
Stutes last wiatar and spring are uEsaieaois,
aud fears are entertained that the mercnan-
dixs delivered will not be paid for.
The continued dry weatner mas han ~ IN
fayorabte efYec4 on the Paris tlour market =
Whsut has risen Soc. sack Of 10 kilos.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMEkICA,l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
THURSDAY, IHE 18TH lNSf.,
having been set apart by his Exceiiency
the President Of the States AS day %
fasting, IN initiation and prayer to Almighty God,
for his blessing upon AS people, the ofdces Of
his Department will be closed on that day.
By order of the Secretary Of etaie,
WIN. =. ALEXANDER,
je I3-t Chiei eierk.
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- RELIGIOUS MOTTO E-SYNA-
x GugUR "HOUsR OF LOVE-" on nth,
NEAR MARSHALL sTREET.-Thers VIII be
service 1T this Synagogue on THURSDAY; tne
in the morning, at 10 clock, and IN the evening
at o clock. ,...,
The Morning Service will be-. with very NIUE
execution in English; that In the evening, the
nsual IA days service, inaHebrew.
xg The public are invited to attend.
le l2-2t*
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1,1MP FURNITURE.-BEDsa and CHEST
~ several OF tbs best patterns have been i'm
proved by ma, aud are now for safe at my store,
Govsrnof street, between Main and Franklin, and
will compare With any offered for sale Prcsr
| from - So to 80. Also. CAMP STOOLS and COTS,
| best quality. You will hsd 1t to your advantage
| to call and examine ours before yon purchase
| elsewhere. lie is-lwl 0ATHRl0Hr.
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REV. JAMES HENxHALL will
preach in SYCAMORE CAURCH to-day,
THU KsDAY, \ at II o'clock A. n. jsla-N@
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n A VI U u Il >
can supply
Wholesale or retail, at the .hortest notice.
MILES AABLER,
el3-.3tk Under the Ballard Hotel.