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AG ENTS w ANTEDI

ENTS WANTEDI
We will pay from S25 to SIS per month, and all
expenses, to active Agents, or give commission.
Particulars sent free. Address ERIE SEWING Ma
CHINE ComfANY, R. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio.
Aug. %, '61.
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Honor 60 whom honor is due.

The Republicans of this neishbOrhood, for
once trampled under loot their party nomlna-
tion and voted and worked for Democratic can
ddate. On behalf of the Democracy, we re-
turn thanks TO such men as Alex. King, Judge
Taylor, John Aslp, Thomas Hughes, the edi-
tor of the Inquirer and other leading RePublI-
cans, for their aid in the good cause.
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DEDFORD RAIL ROAD
ID NOTICE TO STOCK SUBSCRIBERS.
All delinquent subscribers to the capital stock of
the Bedford Rail Road Company, are hereby notified
that they will be released from the payment Of the
twelve per centum interest chargeable under the
charter of the compa ny, by making payment of the
money due from them, within thirty days from the
10th day of October, 1861 by giving their notes
for the same, with interest from date.
BY order of the Board,
JNo. P. REED,
Bedford, Oct ii, 81. Secy-
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EC Capt D. w. MULLIN, is raising a
company, which is rapidly filling up, for the
service Of the Government. Capt. Mullin was
in The three months service, in the 18th Regi-
ment under Col. Rowley. We hope the
young men OF our county, will join Capt. Null
lin, as we can assure them that they will be
under command of kind and competent
officer
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The County Ticket.

The whole Democratic County Ticket has
been elected. The maiorities vary from 100
to 275. Liberty, Londonderry, Napier, South
ampton-and, indeed, all the districts did no.
bly,.
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the rebels intend TO get as many vessels up to
Washington as they can, and then, by closing
the Potomac, the Government will be deprived
OF the means OF transportation which it mus,
have.
Rely upon it you will hear Of some hard
fighting on the lower Potomac. The force will
consist Of regulars and regiments of volunteers
which have been longest in the service. The
name of the commander oft land forces has
not yet transpired. Commander Gillis will De
detailed to command the Aotiila.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.
The following i, special dispatch to the ST..
Louis Democrat:
JEFFERSON Cry, October 4.-The steamer
Emile arrived this evening with the wounded
from Lexington. About one thousand rebels
remained in Lexington on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Prescott, citizen of Lexington, who
was in MulIigan'S notifications during the siege
contradicts the report that Sturgis had arrived
there. Mr.. Prescott says he heard Price tell
Raines and Parsons that now was the time to
fight, if they ever intend 10, and heard them
discussing the propriety OF falling back to forth
fy Rose Hill, 10 johnson county, fifteen miles
west OF War-ensburg. He thinks, however,
that their real intention is 10 retreat southwark,
or 10 the Arkansas river. Since the surrender
they had raised two cannon at the foundry in
Lexington, which increased their field pieces TO
fourteen. They also bad two moTtars.
Col. MuIligan was taken south with Price.
Most OF our army have gone forward well
appointed and likely to do splendid fighting.
Gen McKinstry's division, under Lieut. Col.
Totten, moved west to-day, and will encamp
tonight eighteen miles out.
Captain Able and Henry Store, who were
captured short time since while carrying dis
patches from, Gen. Fremont to Gen Lane, and
were confined fifty hours IN dungeon at West
port, came down ON the Emile, having escaped
from Lexington.
Capt. D. D. Stanley, of the regular cavalry,
who distinguished himself at Dug Spring, has
been appointed Brigader General, and will
assume command of the cavalry brigade Of Fre-
mont's command.
Gen McKinstry is not 10 be transferred TO
Kentucky he will have command OF the Fifth
Division Of the army OF the West, and will start
West tomorrow. 1t is thought that Gen. Fre-
mont will also leave tomorrow. He and his
army are enthusia stlc and confident, and are
burning to meet the enemy.
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TRy IT AGAIN The Republicans had the
place of voting in Napier tp., sneakingly
changed toa place remote from the Demo
cratic portion of the district. The conse-
quence was that the Democrats increased their
majority in that township to about double
what it was last year. Hadn't the Republicans
better change the polls again
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BEDFORD RlrLEMEN.-Capt. Lyons COM
pany, the Bedford Riaemen, marched from
this place, for Camp Curtin, on Thursday
morning last. A large crowd assembled at
the Court House to witness their departure.
Speeches were made on the occasion, by Gen.
Bowman and DR.. Hlckok. The Company is
composed of good men and true.
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NOTICE.

IN Came TO the premises of the sub
scrber, in Harrison township, about the lst of Sept.
1861, one red steer, about two years old, one red
bull about one year old, three spotted steers, and
one red heifer about ore year old. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them uway.
Oct. IL, 1861. ". WERTZ.
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A ADITOR'S NOTICE.
"A The undersigned, appoint
ed by the Orphans Court fol Bedford County, to
distribute the Assets in the hands of VIM. GslIesp
Administrator of the Estate of Nicholas Kegg deed
to and amongst creditors will attend to the duties
of his appointment on Thursday, the oath day of
October inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, of said day, ae
his ONCE in Bedford when aud where all parties in
JOHN P. REED,
Oct. A, 1861. Auditor.
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FEACHERS WANTED

HNEACHERS WANTED
l. The Board of Directors OF Bedford
township School District, wish TO employ Eleven
Teache rs, competent TO take charge OF the schools
Of said District. The Board will meet at the house
OF John Halter, in the Borough of Bedford, on Saur-
day, 26h of October inst 10 article with Teachers
when and where all wishing TO be employed axe
requested to attend the schools are expected to
be opened about the 1st of November.
By order of the Board.
Oct. IL, JOHN BROWN, See'y.
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W@The anniversary exercises OF the Blair
County Normal School, will take place on FRI
day evening, Oct 18Th, 1861. The next
quarter begins the Tuesday following.
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nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersignedl was dissolved on the first
day OF October, inst The accounts in the hands
of Josiah 5. Deal, for collection, to whom all dues
must be paid.
The line of coaches will hereafter be run by the
firm of Deal and Brother.
JOSIAH S. DEAL,
Oct. II, 1861. WILLIAM DIBERT,
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FXECUTOR'S NOTICE

FXECUTOR'S NOTICE
H Letters testamentary on the las
will and testament Of Samuel Sill, late of St, CLAIR
township, Bedford county, dec d., having been this
day granted to the subscriber residing in Bedford
township, notice is therefore given to all persons
indebted to the estate of said decd to make pay
ment Immediately, and those having claims viii
present them forthwith, properly authenticated for
settlement. DANIEL WALTERS,
Oct. IL. Executor.
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New GooDs! - j. Nj. Shoemaker has Just re-
turned from the city, with large stock of new
fall and winter goods, wich will be sold very
cheap. Give job call.
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P. A. Reed at his new cash store, has Just o.
sped out fine stock of new goods. Our
will do well 10 purchase from him.
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News FROM THE REBEL STATEs.-Louisville
Oct 4.-The Richmond Dispatch says Prince
Polignac has received an appointment IN Gen.
Beaurpgard's staff, with th e rank of lieutenant
colonel.
Tho Montgomery Mail says Capt W. F.
Lynch has been appointed fag-ofEicer, TO COM
mand the naval defences of North Carolina and
Virginia. He had nine steamers ready, and
more were to be added.
A gentlemen who left New Orleans ten days
since, says that one hundred 64-pounders had
arrived there and were being mounted IN vari-
Gus places.
Gold was at IA per cent premium.
The troops in and around the city of New
Orleans did not number over 5000. He also
says that a number of troops from Texas were
at Columbus, designing TO take Paducah, KY.
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The VIOLATION OF THE SAVANNAH Block
ADE.-The New York Tribune has information
10 the effect that the British steamer Bermuda,
which run the blockade at Savannah, had on
board among other freight seventy tuns of gun
powder, 1000 Enfield rifed cannon, 10000
pars shoes, a large quantity of blankets and
clothing, and an extraordinary amount Of qui-
nine and morphine.
The Tribune remarks:
Remonstrances against her sailing, and, rn-
deed, against her completing her cargo, were
made by Charles Francis Adams in London,
but the Foreign Office did not feel at liberty, or
would not see its obligation to arrest the un-
lawful voy age.
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der this blockade esctve, but efforts fruitless
without the aid Of light drangh gunboats, which run
into shoal water; ami until government sends snch
se,s here small craft the blockade with punty.
also learned, from the above named Engishnan that
the principal Northern newspapers received regu-
larry IN Charleston. and the people are nearly well
posted In our affairs as ourselves he believes that these
papers are obtained through tho Adams Express Com
pany This kind OF business should certainly be pro-
vented II being most detrimental TO Govern
ment should attend to it, The Seminole captured small
schooner last week. she sailed for Philadelphia, with her
prze In tow on the 10Th inst The Roanoke, nag officer
rthoererat, Is the only here besides our ship
We have had communication with Savannah lately,
ana therefore cannot forward you any news from that
place Yours, &c, vANDAIlA.
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THE DEAD AND WOUNDED OF TIE SIXTY
NINTH AT RICHMOND

The following additional list Of the wounded and dead
Of the Sixty ninth regiment sent by Colonel Corcoran
TO Captain J. b. Kirker, in letter dated Richmond, Va
August 80, 1861
Bernard Rcynold, Company A, leg of.
jeremiah Peters, Company A, eg of
Luke Doyle, Company b, leg on
lelry Higgins, Company ID, dead.
Thomas Martin, Company +, wounded in the thigh.
Edward FLzharris, Company +, wounded in the thigh.
Vim. Powers, Corporal, Company f., dad,
Bernard Quinn, Company Z, wounded in the right side
Jas. Deacy Ryan, Company T., wounded in the thigh.
- Muiany, Corporal Company + leg of
u. 0'Maty, Company +, wounded in tho thigh
James Kane, Company +, wounded in the breast
Edwd Dalton, Company r wounded in the thigh.
Geo. Baton, Company +, wounded in the thigh.
John II. Brown, Company !, wounded in the leg.
- Madagan, Company |, wounded in the thigh.
John Hussy, Engineer Corps wounded in the thigh
Richard Flynn, Engineer Corps, wounded in the thigh
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THE POPULAR LOAN.


Great Crowd and Excitement ut the SUBJ
Treasury--Ss0O,0 900 Subscribed Yester-
day-rhe Banks to Issue Treasury Notes
Hereafter, &C., &c.
Ever since tho opening Of tho books for the popular
government loan at tho SubTreasury in this city, the
number Of subscriptions tho loan and applications for
treasury notes have been rapidly upon the increase The
article in the HERALD of August 81 which described tue
form OF application for these ut Mr.. Cisco's oce
and sketohed the various casas, characters and conu
lions OF the applicants, was tho signal for removed
activity in tho subscriptions, and since tha'
date they have increased thousands OF dolafs
daily. Yesterday the amount Of noaey paid into Ia,
Sub.rreasarcr individual subscriptions to the loan
over $500 00O The subscribers were, usual of
all classes, from wealthy merchants to mechanics,
tradcspeople, laborers and servant girls
The large amount OF moneys paid in has rendered il
necessary to make arrangements for the Issue of,e
notes. Tho clerical force OF the Sab Treasury is not
large enough the money as 1t is handed in.
The Treasury building large enough to accommodate
ethog the necessary clerks the subscribing public,
consequently Mr. Cisco Obliged to arrange with the
banks Of this city for the issue OF Treasury notes
their counters, in the same way and On tc same terms
rs at the Sub-Treasry. With these Increased facilities
will increase Of subscriptions, and there is
scarcely doubt but that whole $50 900 900 guaran
tced by the banks will DO taken by Individual subscrp
tons alone. When Offices are opened they shortly
will be- through the whole country, the people viii
tako almost IF not quite the amount asked by the
ment-$l50 900 600 Finance, like peace, hah her VIC
tories not less than war" and the subscriptions
70 the popular loan proofs OF the peoples confidence
the energy Of the administration and the perpetuy
of government hardly less powerful and effective at
homo down South aud abroad, than a great battle
by our forces.
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MfsCeitancOus.

FOREIGN COMMERCE. or NEW YoRK-Durng the mouth or
August just past S36 vessels have arrived this pert
foreign ports During the pcrod 1872
Custom House for foreign destinations
SrfrW WIN Tell sil burning Tuesday evening the
FIRE being forward coal Three streams
were kept upon X The wreckng schrs Norma and Rngeoi
The Tas practicable FOR the purpose Of pumping
BARK JOSEPH MAxwrlI,-Cenfuegos,A ugA-The bark Jo-
scph Maxwell, from rhiiaaeiph,a for dasua,ra
from he pssr , ~ Her cargo a"e
% s ss s @ &c w n
her entry in conformity with the laws Of neutrality
So he the
s pn' be hs dealt with ns
the law Of nations in such eases made ana provided The
oa her into "r and her in the
hr Cruz all thanks are due and hereby offered by the own
sSs aS
spirit sbooIn a''ashea with part Of head and sem
Es, csiaeor q his inc BARI PM Ise loading
s ss or WIKI 90 s " % wAs ses
seized this morning About onehf OF each vessel owned
CorEsuAcES, Aug 1.-THE Kronus, from 81 Petersburg FOR
the Clyde reports having dismssed apparently an Anne
with the boats q senr and brig alongside mics o.
the ~, wreck saw number OF sch pine pank supposed to
Gnxrsocx, Aug 2oThe Am ship william, Of Boston tus,
has put TO whot waiting Tor the decision OF the Lord
Advocate respecting the board before
new was shipped on Friday night and about AM on
Saturday she towed out Of without Know
ledge Of authorities additional precor
ni-n forwarded TO the Lord Advocate
the ship has left 1t is likely that the will drop Cap,
Woodward IL going about, and the black the In
Urinary Is getting round rapidly.
CorrENpunc, Aug f6-Thc Am ship Ocean Pearl Keazer,
from Gege for London has been 0eregruad
which was passing made unsuccessful attempt
IN get her OH and the master Stockholm engaged
steamer and left FOR his ship on the 18Th.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 22--The G Dcshler from Milwaukee
(whca has arrived at Liverpool eaky having been
a. Belle Isle; II is feared the cargo Is damaged.
orErSsrowa, Aug N-The Goldinch frem New York and
the Comet, from Carirnas which arrived here the 18th
and 10Th respectively have been towed wharves dis.
charge cargo and undergo repairs.
The steam derrick Ditigo has returned from the
steamship Back warner Rochamay Beach, bringing from
her parts of her machinery.
Tr snip Ocean Telegraph is the great Daarce dock
for REPAIRS She VII! be striped iecalked and newly cop
pered.
The shipping List says We notice the sale Of bark Manuel
Orty, 80 lD~ EnE husc private TERMS tn sai
W., cr ne British ag and AZ shin Siam, TT tons, built In
fSfl NJ Portsmouth, MI M about $1,000 cash.
shntcmcn.
Arr AT New Bedford AugS. bark Emerald Pierce, Arctic
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ENFORCING THE CONFrsCATroN ACT.

FURTHER SEIZURES Ely SURVEYOR AN-KEWs.
Surveyor Andrews was busy yesterday in making ad-
donal seizures Of vessels owned or part owned In the
rebel States No trouble experienced in making the
seizures bnt tho contrary, everythngwas conducted
in the ietest manner possible. is the desire Of the
Surveyor that the enforcement OF the coniscaton act
shall DO attended with little fuss possible and his
inspector, Mr. Thomas j. Brown, complies strictly with
Mr. Andrews wishes In addition to the twenty
vessels previously seized, have TO record the
names OF ten additional ones, seizod yesterday, rs fol
lows
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THE PRISONERS OF WAR.

TRANSFER OF THE HATTERAS PRISONERS TO COVER
NoR's AND BEDLoE'S ISLANDS INSTEAD OF TO THE
FRiGArE BKANDYwfSE-THE FIRE zoUAvES ACTING
As THEIR CusToDIANs, ETC.
In consequence Of orders received to 1T out the Brandy
wine for the naval SERVICE the prisoners from Haiieras
yesterday transferred from the Minnesota to Castle
william, Governors Island, and Fort Wood, on
Bedoe's Island, under the surveillance OF tho Fire
2ouaves.
The transfer was commenced shortly after nine
O'Clock, when the tugboats Saturn and Sarah A.
Stevens came alongside the Minnesota. The prisoners
we're mustered on the poop deck each with his bundle
IN hand consisting generally Of an old blanket and
some few articles of clothing. Absence Of unilor-
nifty in the dress Of the soldiers particularly obsorv
able. No two dressed alike, though many Of them
attired in bouses of dark blue flannel and pants of
the same material While the men assembling, and
during the process OF Decentralization the river around
the Minnesota swarmea with small boats, whose occu
pants, many ladies', sought to obtain Wow
OF the prisoners aud became necessary obtain tho
asststanceof the arbor police under toxswain Ncsbtt to
keep tho boats away from the danger Of accident threat
enedby the movements of the steam tugs.
Tn zee hundred pivates, in charge Of Lieut. Franklin, OF
tire Minnesota constituted the tirst load taken on. They
placed board The stevens which conveyed them
10 Bedloes Island where they landed In single e aud
The roll called. They then marched up 10 the fort
under guard Of the Fire 2oaaves and small detachment
OF regulars and placed In the quarters assigned them
In the meantime the Saturn took board the remain
Barron, dressed in full uniform, last, and tho pr
soners under charge Of Lieut. Foster conveyed TO
Governors Island and removed TO Castle William under
guard.
No disposition manifested on tho part Of the pr
soDers 10 make resistance. They appeared gratied
with thor change from the clos quarters in the Mnne
sofa, feeling that equally shared in by the autho
rifles OF the vessel who glad TO get rid Of their
rous and announcement charge The officers seemed
in much better spirits and conyersed In very yyaclos
manner with each other.
The interior Of the Minnesota has boon much soled and
disarrangcd by the prisoners and yaters have been
to work To rcnovatc her Tie Minnesota viii not proceed
to the Navy Yard but coal and repair where she is
anchored, in the stream, preparatory sailing in the
latter part of the week TO reon the Atlantic blockaing
sQuadrOn.
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FOrt Oh wow oTk, Scptcln %er =, lsols
CLEARED
Ship Neptgncs Favorl'e, Emmeron San Francisco-WmT
SHIP SHIP sy% s hsns s"g n @
Bark Ferdinand boats DUTCH, Noting Amsterdam
BARK Specdwei. Eidrldse, Marseilies-I. Nlckerson
Brig Ando'er tBr). L@prele Kingston jail de Cordoya
brig Abby r Fcnnc, lynch; 81 Lasc-Eysst, Son $50.
sc Sssss ssn 5, 'Gs sfF TdSs
schr Margarst (Br) Larson St John, MA smi,hers
schr N Platter Blizzard, wilminston Dell Mckee.
s scr S@rs w "sr fSS.s
sehr Greenwood, Decker Phi adelphia, Master
sss sf @ s'IS Ke"ns n'"'S S's'
s sssr E bs. fs a,to g s"sMs o"shon
SIR Isss' W,d tanaln Bo non Co.
s pr p Mnss smith, siss' Ssy
scsr ws,s a, nan % 81 Ksn@y
Steamer Jsrsey blue L Lowell, n Washington
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Washington.
ARRIVED.
guuboal Wyandotlc Com Baldwin Fort rickens, Aug
Ship Neptnn CBrem,. BAhle. Bremen 10 days. in ballast
Bark Houston shsre, Cardiff June %, with coal, to
schr Flying Dragon tof Tingham), Taylor Baracoa Aug
HateTas suspicious look'n. schr 10 ieeward IN uli
chase Of us BY" good breeze blowing a" the tune
sehr Joseph Lsne Iof Gloucester, Poole Fert rihcas
hannah
Sthr X Middleton (U prize), Kcmpf, Charleston with
of naval stores hound 10 Liverpool and
of Charleston Aug q by s sloop Vandala.
Shr Taylor 3d. Nckerson, ElkaSethport for Chatham
Mass.
schr Tinker Thurson Eitaabehport for East
Schr Fannie Hazard Ftbcr kitzabethror os East Hart
ford.
Sobr i Baker, webber, wiscassel, s aays
schr Montsznms HAYES lrcyinceown, 3dsys
schr Clark 6 masts ss CLARK oi IIarifod '''''
Schr Electric Light, HaSkeif Port Even for Portland.
Soop Ca'skii Maftire, Eizatethpoi. for Catskl
Soop A johnson, Weeks. EIzabch;or for Sing Sing
Soop Emily Wilson, Smith, Eizabehpor for Far Hocka
way
Steamer Qunebaug ~ transrort, Lopez, Washington
DC in ballast
steamer Thos Sparks U trsnsport}, Green. Washington
DC, ia ballast
Steamer Seneca ~ transport), Alien Washington Dc in
ballast.
Steamer Marina Crosby. Baltimore.
Steamer Artisan Chase Baltimore.
Steamer delaware. johnson. Philadelphia
Steamer Novelty. Shaw, Philadelphia
Steamer Trenton, WILSON, Trenton.
Steamer Westchestcr, Jones' Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Exchange fof Bath CLANCY from Liverpoo Juv L.
Bark Mend. Hale, from Liverpool
Also, brig, unknown.
SAILED.
odShips WIN Storer, and James Foster, Jr Liverpool
Victoria london; Normandy, Havre; briggs New York
Jancito; Porto Plata (Brcm Port rtatt Laura (Br)
Portsmouth. ia.
Wind during the day NNW.
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The jewish Feast of % ROsh Hnshanah."
Last evening the Jewish feast Of Rosh Hashanat y
Or, tn English, New Years, duly commenced, and
will continue to DO celebrated by those Of the Israe,sh
persuasion At the deren. synagogues throughout the city
during to-day and TO This festival looked upon
by the Jews Of the important in their caoaar
and therefore, they take the greatest pains 10 celebrate
with all the pomp and ceremonies peculiar to their
belief The authority for the festival IN contained In the
twenty third chapter OF Ieviticus twenty third and
twenty afth verses inclusive The observance OF the
Rosh llashanah invariably takes place at or about the
period OF the autumna equinoxes During the three days
on which the ceremonies take place all business is ss
pended by the Jews, who spend the greater por-
from the commencement OF the Rosh Hashanahv
tho fast Of "fom kippur,' or Day Of Atonement COM
mences The ceremonies in the synagogues this occa-
sion are very imposing, aud those who participate in
them abstain from food drink from the day be-
FORE remaining the entire day in the synaKogues There
about forty jew sh places OF worship in this CITY
and last evening they all crowded by the dcvotees
Of the persuasion. Az Rabbi Raphalls synagogue In
Greene street, near Houston street, the services were
conducted in very solemn and magnificent manner
mencng Al SIX p. NJ and ending shortly after seven The
synagogue densey crowded by the ee Of the Jewish
fraternity To day however, will bo the important
one in the celebration as Or. Rapha Rev. S. NJ lsaacs
Of the Wooster street synagogue and Rev. Dr. Frche OF
the Nineteenth street synagogue, will deliver addresses
" their congregations.