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BRAIDIsG STRAW.

Inc straw Of rInSCr rye Is me best. Cut it
~hea the berry is ia the milk. just before it
h.rdens- 6ssld il by dipping into kettle If
boiling soap suds after cutting of the heads :;
tasn spread IN the sun, placing the head end on
zoe ground, the other resting on poles three or
foar fhchss rem the ground. Turn it once or
tErce day, snd in three or four dsys, with a
good san II will be quito white. Then cut off
esck straw at the loint; slip OF the sheath, and
SoAld once E1ere With soap suGs Tie in small
bdnchss, hang around box or barrel, and
apply the birthstone bleach by putting few
Goals In dish, in the bsrrel, and throwing g
couple Of teaspoonsfuls Of birthstone on them,
and covering the barrel 10 prevent the escape
CT the smoke. Continue these smokes till the
e.raw Is as white ne you wish-four DAYS will
10 lie straw ~ DOW ready to scrape and
gusSs for braiding -RWrsf Neso Yorker.
SORE THROAT, CURE FOR cRouP, sc.
Ihs Rural New Yorker" has the following
recipes
Remedy for Sore Throat Take bu,tsr
that is very salt and rub on the throat and
chest thoroughly, before going to bed. Two
% three applications will effect q cure We
have had the throat distemper about here
Pretty extensively this fail, and this has been
the principal medicine.
To CItTs CToNp.-The best way is 10 take a
flannel cloth, dip it in water and put il on the
ebert as hot rs can be borne, then take salt
mediately. 1t is very simple but inv sluabIe
remedy.
AFFLE PUDDING.
Line q bssin with a crust prepared as for
biscuit; pare, core, and quarter as manv sour
apples as will I'LL the basin sprinkle some all
spice over them, little sugar, and a half Gun
Of Tster. Cover with crust and steam one and
half hours. Serve with cream and sugar.
EXCELLENT COOKIES
cne cup OF cream two of sugar two eggs ::
half cup OF butter two tesspooDfuls cream
tartar; one Of soda; nutmeg for seasoning.
Flour sufficient to roll out
CUCUMBER CArsUP.
Pare -IlPe cucunDers anu crate them seed
and all, and to three pints of this add one mint
OF strong vinegar, salt to the taste and il il
then ready for use. Keep in a cool but not
damp place.
WASHING FLUID.
Both labor and soap may be saved by dis
solving two pounds Of sal sod a in little water.
and stirring the whole in one barrel of soap /;
this renders the clothes much whittier.
To one pint Of boiling starch put piece of
butter the size Of cherry and you will have
no trouble with starch sticking -RaraI Ne,r
Yorker
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ENTERPRISE
EASTERN AND WESTFRN
SHORE STE

"ksNT'" cs gtoyE Il kgS:5; w
Will run their routes as follows, Ieavi' = IIsh,
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landinx,
on ChoPtank rlver, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
For Annssolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a az DAYS,
PlQNEER-ForS st. MIohsel's and Easton, via
Niles River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Esston Point. every THURSDAY, returning
by Same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, 81. Michael's and
Es. ton, via Niles River Ferry. every SATUR-
Faro TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Faro to ST. Michse'S and ID aiie,' Riys,l1onns
Fare 70 West River, (round trip, sil--.---- iso
Fare 70 Annapolis lround trip Is cenu) 70
MEALS EXTRA.
UTFreight must be prepaid.
Wharf and Ofioe, LIGHT ST, foot OF Camden.
balflnore. @. X. CANNON,
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fSSIbssSS S%%SSsras4i S SIL-


,GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOE
80 TEE Es s TEEsT: - IL attRSssS d Til
CENTRAL RAILROAD. Express Trains cave
fF; 1nIy ssSS.Ssss s..Sss,ed' follows.
i.@S s@pm A fI.sss ss,u
MSntrism and Buffalo S8Pn
Train with sleeping
Connecting 81 Albany with the New Yoft Can
GaI Railroad for Schenectady Rcchester IJtsoa
Baavls, Rome, and stations on Rome and water
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Csnands,sus
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Spfper-
sion VIA Lake shore, Buffalo ard axe Huron and
Great W. tern RAILROAD, for Hamilton, Toropto
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Fon Du Lac
"A Crosse Madison; Prairie Du Chen, Gsiens,
Dunleith, Dubuque, Peoria, ROOF Island, Muscs,
tine, Iowa CITY, burlington. Quincy, Springfeld
Alton, St Louis, Cairo, TerIe hsute, 1DdlanspolIs
Louisville Cincinnati, Da,ton, Columbus, Clsve'
land, and a. points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains 1t Troy, with Troy A
Boston and Rens. d Saratoga v Dads for s.rstoss,
Whltehall, Rutland, burlington, 81 Adams, Rosss
Point, Plattsburgh, OsdensburEh, Montreal, he.,
ID Freight Arrangements by this route a,
above, without change of Cars, from the Depots ma
Chambers and Canal streets. 90 all times m
favorable as made by oth.r Railroad CompanIes.
The facilities of this great New York Roats 20 the
West commend II to the confidence Of merchants
an shippers Tor promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Seepipt
Csrs ron IN connection on the New York Centrsl
Road.
For particulars 50 to local trains and Freight NJ
rang ements, inc uIre at the depot, 6s Warren st,
A. r. SMITH, Superiltendept
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AoLsan's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
HNE EeSr LJNlHxNY In yUx vorlp,

ne ssy SAFE ssd ssrsia ssrs far Csns.rr PI,s p
sss, tvszss ssd srseskus CStrs, faF,iysis, Hsr-
.ast, Wssknss Of as srsslss, Chrsois sTy
Ahssnstsn sfness q tas lsia Csuyaetsd bsseIss 81
kGsnsnt, xsrsshs 81 reshssbs Bruises, Eprans Frssh
Gus, Essnd, plssn, FsvsI ksisa, CAIsd frsa,i ssrs
hPpss Earns, tsales, ssrs fhrsat any Or
pain, ne dssrsnss hsy stysrs isaE he dsssss may
have sxls!sa, MCkxAHT CEhESKA7ED LiEIMEHF IA
Q Ssrtain remedy.
rhsusants .; kanaa ssnes savsd life Of dis
srsf,tsds nd misery Ia nvslusbls remedy
MeLEkPS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT-
VII relieve pain alrosst nsananssxsy and viii esas
puEify and HAL the fesssi incredible
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
ntL6AHS CEiEBRkrED LINlMENr 10 The suly ssfs
nd reliable Fsmssy fer the 81 Spawn, Rim Tbsn O.
Wnsgall., kFlints snnatara Tampa. Hsdss 1vsn "a
never failed " cure Big Head, fsilsyii, Ft,si,, did
srrccH; s.n.' ss..tss... cr;s:d h.s Ghs. s.dels
tastsAss. 20
rksu tTfs lsngsf vra alAs worthless kizirs s
sassd V ys.. Obtain supply Of Ds. MckEAHT GIL.
MAYED klAihxkY. twill yes.
j. u. hckEAk, 8sls PpsprisssS,
Csnss Third sad Piss sts, D. ksxa, Me-
WILL Ton, 80 Pa sv, sole agent In Wsssias
- A.sFCsshA. Ssr-gsss~s ssA-DkWls
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foS s&% VENUE ~ tJF GiD

Leave. the lower end q UNION DOCK, Balti-
more, ives; side, DAILY, SUNDAYS included D 81
~ O'Clock 4. M taxing passengers and felIht, and
Washington, ID. c., Phiiadelphis, New Yorf, Boz
ton. York, Hs lar. S PIt;.6uTF; Pa and tAs
Train from New York and Philsdelphia
Thefollowing il the Schedule:
From New York 20 Fort Monroe and back..-SN
Prom Philadelph q and bsok. ...-.....-- SlO
From Baltimore and baok..---:----... - de-
UPR0CURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York 81 the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of CORTLAND street.
In Phi adel phla, At the Compsny's once, N. w,
oOTnsr Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
Passenger Aren't.
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nONSF FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, No.
- toV seventh 1t and ouy your Clothing, Fur
hAAlhs "oods. trunks. Asts AMI Caps. oc film
WIPE WHITE SRIRTIN6 CAMBRICS,
Also, 81 cthsr kinds If White CambrIcs
and Plain, and p AID Muslinss
a. VITA al other Kinds OF Dry Goods, adapted to
the wants of aml.Ies w
% New supplies u Carpets. Curtains. Oi.clotis
Ooe p-ice OILY, marked n D. ain e. henns IN
ru1cnoseG - over charged.
PERRY BROTHER,
oc % . a Pa. And 9th s.rask
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nR DUPONTS SUGAR-COATED FE-
~ MALE REGULATING PILLS e~
the rery best IN HSe They operate speed NJ
ana efectnaH., and being 'usar-coste' ~
cTes'e nausea upon the most deiioste~ r
sron aoh A trIl of IT, se Pills Will prove their
superi9gity over al oihsIs PLioe Ons Dollar I.
street Sent by mail 10 sll parts of the country
8 sealed envelope: Sold in Washington by 3.
CALVERT FUhD, corner 18th stIeet and Pa
sve. sep eofy
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Master of Transportion.
l.. nj. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't.
laNEwA L I8sK k HAkk5M AND
IA. ~ mi tnEAX S6srS SEWn YS9kKr FOR

. = - Liza siNS NEW IOkk FOX
ALBAN stbM asM9Ef' E HRRkkIH AEhR MIST
Commencing Monday, May nth, 1881.
For Absny-ll0o g. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plsins-4:oe ?. m; stopping at White
Pain. and stsnons north to Dover plsins-ffom
(Thfs train VIII run TO Millerton every Saturday
For troson F.I.-s:Is q. m. stopping at al sta
For w hite Plains-s:D, $40 and 500 ,. m, stop
ping q Al stations from 18th street station.
ahs rom ai's .t1ss, NJ all sta
For wi,1: Bsiasem7s Il:lS q m: and $50 P
Albsny:=,soo =. m. last last express Up train.
sfton ever Moads, morning at Jam MI .s'' NIL
%Siss fIs,s.cSid p $50 a. m. 4,o TOO ?. m.
Williams BrIdse--S:SD, 500 >. m. & f.Oo ,. m.
sundsI trains will leave eth Avenue corner 2sd
ySASr BU Uipcffft ifU% a sat- ssp
rEnszspx, NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.
and Lss: sHi d:s S Ss Rs.S
100 !. nv s%rkEs ssl3 Tor banIrL. and Buffalo.
900 q. m 7, MAIL, for DunkITK. and intermediate
Stshors-fhis Train remains ovei night st klmIrs,
asu P,oGsshs the pea Ss, motfH oI f,vls and r,.
loo t a m ACccoMMoDATIoN, daily, for Port
Go ;. am M. WAY. for MIddle.own, Nsvburrh.
.ss NM sfisSP daily, for Dun
The Train Of SATURDAY, stop. 81 al Mail Train
= 3 tFs
NATHANIEL MAksa. Rsoeirsf.
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frca tAs DsWsesat. ST. CssI, MtaS,
II Jou are, or have boon troubled it'll the hsrd :
eche send Tor box, (CeeksLo Pills . 20 that yox
may have them In case OF Sn.4ttaok,
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FIess So Vs,trs r. II. 6Ssass, CxssAss. III
we sesrttly endorse Mr. SrsIdins, snS his N
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f,sN tie EsGsts0, Nosfolk, VI.
, CelhAio Pil, accomplish the object for which
!ney were made, VIZ: Care Of headache In oil ia
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Pfs1 tIs Exs~iasr, Ns1Jslk, ".
They nave been tested In more THAI thsusaus
sases, with entire success.
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u MILITARY BOOKS.
- RENCH & RICHSTIEN have Just received q
lerge and complets assortment Of MllitsT ~ Booss
on Gil kinds, which they offer rom ten 90 hfty
Per cent. below the regular retail puces,-In-
: new edition of Hardee's Infantry and Rite
Taotics, cOmplete, Sis
forhes' Volunteer Manual, 2 vols, -
Gross's Military Surgery, r5c
Mshsn,s Field forti6cstion and Outpctt, csch 70
msIose,s iecucs, cheap edition, z5c
The Sol2lers Guide, q complete manual and
drll book FOR the use of the Volunteer Mil TIA aid
the Bone Guard, 80
The Hsnd: BOOB for the U. $, Soldier, eint
tics. sc
Also, Military Maps, Ma, Of the Sea: Of Wa.
Charts, Guides, &c
Fiags, Badges aud Medals Of every descrptint.
Any ofthe atoye sent By mail fre@,
FRENCH Z RICHSTEIN,
ne . 9rs p~u-sw e~euue.
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L. FL UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and F SITS.
Hell prepared 70 introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
:, He hiss on hand . lot Of COOKING and other
Nllhes 70 get nd of them. no Il
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- ONIONS ONIoNs-oNIoNs
usT hsoeiseq on consgnmew i,So lunches
KING A. BURCHELL,
$50 .Caruer ptftesnfh And sfs
0NE VERY NICE sRCoNp: HAND PIANO
Bacon Co q aud StelnEAy x San's hsvs (EU<S3
lust been recei we'd 81 Che MEs.e Store Of sUvtFt
4 IL Pianos for rent. - ccs <
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e. N b D A is
QSa.tsrr.dstsr Gsx~dPs 0H,s
WGsstsstos CRY. Jugy 49, 1881 (
fLAns AND SPBCIFIcArIoss for huIls of Gum
Boats Tor the Western rivers are on exhibition Al
aus oflce, end at Offices of Quartsrlastara Al
PittsbufE. CiRcIpBsti, st. Louis and Alton
Boats 70 be delivered at Cairo. Bids should ha
sent 10 QrartermaBter General of the United States
Army, at Washington. By lst An gust, at noon.
NJ. G.. MEIGS,
jyn Brig. 6en'l and q rtermaster Gen'l
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IUNBOATs FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS.

QUARTKRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
RaSksasfos, Jsns IL, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for oonstruotinS q
boats upon the w estern rivers
Specifications will be immediately prepared And
may be examined at the Z us rtermaster's Once Al
CipoinnAt. Pits burgh, and At this ofice.
Proposals from boat. bull ers and engine build .
ere alone will be considered ou
Pans submitted By bloders will be taken into
oQn,aelatiion. M. 9. MEI6S,
10 III Qu6rterIa1feY General IJuitad afsta
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FOR FIELD SERVICE-Heayy Grew And
Brown Mixed Blankets, that weigh from tor
pounds per pair, very SCARCE article
Also, hnS Bed, CTlb, and Cradle Blankets All
Hzes: Jahle Clot.s, Shseungs, Pillow COttons,
W Ith ali other kinds of Dry Goods for the 4en
eral and special wants of families
floors. WV "Pr0'
One prize only, marked in plain figures
PERRY Il RRUTHER
Pa. avenue and Ninth a.,
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y and C0UNTEkPANEs,a al sixss L .ne III,
YES, Bed COMFORT. sheetinks, Pillow Linen and
Sottons roweis, NAPKINS. Table Cloths, TiokinEs,
marked in plain figures. ''i''
New. oomers, strangers, soiournsrs and citisens
PERRY BRO,
se H-ot Penn. avenue and 9th 81,
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F-oss Ia DAILY Moss, Nsvssrf. RI
CephslIc lhlis are taking the place of al k,nas.
Prsa fA< Cssswesi<i Bxlissss, bostoe. MAJ,
sald to be very efioscious for the headache.
From tAs CoumssefaI, Cisesnsa,,. 0A.n
Suffering humanity can now b reviewed.
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SCHwERlN'S PILLS are sure death 70 Rats
and Mice; M; Sohverin has received certifcstes
House Of Refuge, Pennsylvsnia Hosptsi, and
other Prominent INSTITUTIONS Of Philadelphia q,
8; Jail, w eshinGton, d. c.; and Charity Hospital.
The original certificates cen be seen ~ the
street. Philsdep hia, and for sale IN this city by o.
b; CLARK, corner Pa avenue and a. sts., and bT
REWARE OF 'sfGRiops INVITATIONS.
IL Remember 20 ask for Schverin's AInihI-
lstI Powder.
None genuine unless sirEed NJ. scHwslrs.
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DENTISTRY.
GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WIN z. DOVE co.
NhE NOW prepared 20 execute any orders win
which theY rpay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, Gas OR STRAIN FITTING
IL Store on sth Street 8 few doors north of Pa.
Avenue, where may be found comRlete assortment
q CaANDELIERS apd other GAS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES. u N-iv
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To one pint Of boiling starch nut niece Of
butter the size Of II cherry, and you will have
no trouble with starch sticking -RuraI Ner
Yorker.
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w, TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
ss 12s e srt Is ioa a.spf1@sns
I'd sSis s'Hj rc complying Rsst sels Leather 81
!ioes. CARPET Bass, To-. vRiok We are now .e'tsx
s7h S92 Penn. ~ snIs. =
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frsss fA1 Sostks~r PssA Fadss, Nee OyIssxs L.
,,fH them you that are Afflicted, saSys srs ssrs
numerous list that has received heneSts Hsf ~
other medicine can produce
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Lar tkss 1,a7s has ben reduced 50 $50 746 s0 and
Tay Ts1s0ad5ly ePsei GsGi IN ten gears Z '5i be0Rs
tiBc- .-I .-. a.-..- t
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands, son, climate,
on application 70 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-08

If the following, from the Washington
Editorial Correspondence Of the Cin,inna-
ii Commercial is reliable, our Cleveland
girls mnst be looking out for the conduct
of the Grays
Senator Sherman has taken deep inter-
est in the troops, and has lsbOred sssidu-
ously to promote their comfort. One of the
items Of his service has been franking their
letters. He has had about four bushels per
day to frank for some time. And 1 think
will tell tie Ohio girls something that
vas told me bys ''relisble gentleman" who
has been in the habit Of seeing this mass
Of letters. BE says that the boys are act
ually opening heavy correspondence with
the "Misses" Of Lancaster and Philadel-
phia, fact which would indicate that the
ladies are not insensible 10 the attractions
of the bold soldier boys, though their blue
blouses are exceedingly unsentimental, and
their ragged breeehes not adapted to dis
play the glories OF the service Of our coun-
try. One Of the boys got very sick at Lam
canister, and was unable to accompany his
regiment to Philadelphia. He had the
measles and caught cold, ell Of which made
bad work. He was ordered home when
cOnvalescent, and furnished pass to 20,
but that did not suit him at all. The
other day, very Unexpectedly to bis COM
rades, he made his appearance here, and
went into camp. The Surgeon spied him
in the ranks, and ss he was really unable
to Withstand the hsrdships Of The service,
ordered him cut. 1t was just as the troops
were in column TO march to Virginia, en-
-, IoI horu r-fn IA 1nff tho no1rrr5av,
crying, and said sObbing loudly: Never
mind, boys, you'll find me other side the
bridge I'll be d-d if l don't be there"
And if there had been fight suppose he
would have kept his word. He says he
came away to have fight and If there ia
q chance he is going to have it.
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Ernm I.nIrn snnnrinr.

The propeller Northern Light, Captain
J. spaldiBg, arrived from Lake su-
periOr this morning at o'clock. We
are indebted TO the clerk, W. T. Bolts,
for the following memorandum. Left
ontonagOn June ID at s, P. Nj Eagle
Harbor, Juno Cd, at 8, A. NJ; HOughtOn,
Juue Atm at G, P. NJ. Steamer Iron City
just arrived, bound up. Arrived nt
Marquette June 4lh at !, P, NJ; saw
schooner Saint Paul and also another
schooner not known at Marquette at P. NJ.
Left Saut June 5th at . A. M.-saw sohOon-
er Challenge at saut. Net steamer Illirois a
few miles below De Tour, June 4th.
Brought down 457 ingOts copper from
Copper HarbOr, Isle Royal, Franklin and
Pewabio--6o tons pig iron from Marquette,
2S5 pkgs hsh from the saGt, and As pas
sengers.
The Northern Light will leave the dock Of
Hanna, Garretson Co., on Monday, June
10th, at 8 P. N.
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THE ARTILLERY REoINEET.-A private
letter from Capt Rice of Company D, dated
Clarksburgh, HrrrisOn Co., Vs., (Clarks-
burg is twenty miles west Of Grafton, on
the Southern branch Of the Baltimore &
Ohio RsilrOad) June 4th, says that they
had orders to be ready for battle in an
hour. There had been 1900 rebels there
who had aed at the approach Of the artills-
~. and they we're going after them. BE
ssys in thirty days there viii not be man
in Western Virginia who win acknowledge
himself a rebel
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rRusTErs on SEMINARY AND KENYON ooLIEsE.
For three years-Rev. Dr. Bronson, Rev.
H. WRlbridge, Lorin Andrews j.. W. An
drews.
For one year-Wm. Proctor.
MISSIONARY ooNNITTEI.
Rev. James MeEloy, Rev. James Grover,
Rev. Dr.. Goddard, Rev. J. G. Grammer, Rev.
7. A. Starkey, J. W. Andrews, 81. q. Mitch
ell, VIM. Proctor, Henry P. Smythe.
EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Rev T. N. Smith, D. D., Rev. A. Blake,
Rev. ] II. O. Bonte, Rev. g. O. Benson,
Lorin Andrews, b. D. Lathrop H. L. Smith,
B. Long.
ooMurrEE FoR ENDOWMENT OF EPIsooPATE.
Lorin Andrews Gideon Burton, NJ. G..
Mitchell, S. N. Sanford, H. L. Smith, Thos-
Sparrow, N. n. Granger.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
to have 1900 copies Of the journal of this
Convention printed, and that so copies be
preserved ior the use Of the members Of the
next Convention. ti tifhllH iI
On motion, the chair was instructed to re-
port a committee to nominate four clerical and
| four lay members to attend the next general
Convention. The committee was appointed
as follows: Rev. Mr.. MeElroy, Rev. Mr..
Waibridge, Rev. Mr.. Graver, DR.. Burr and
Kent Jarvis. 18
On motion, the Convention adjourned to
meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Cd
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SEooNp MrcHIeAS REeNEET.-Tbis regi-
ment as per announcement arrived here this
morning, those on the steamer Ocean about 8
O'Clock, and those on the propellers about an
hour later. A heavy fog prevailed over the
Lake at the time of the arrival of the Ocean,
hiding the city and rendering the lights in
visible, and when this had cleared away be-
fore the advancing day, the two proPellers
were seen steaming some distance above the
city, far from the route. The fog, however,
soon lighted up sufficiently to discover to
them their position, and turning about they
landed those on board safely at about six
o'clock.
The troops were Immediately marched into
the depot and prepared for breakfast. They
brought with them ratiOns for two days, and
were provided with hot coffee at Wheeler's
Dining Room. After they had breakfasted,
they we're separated into detachments of two
companies each, and marched onto the piers,
where their arms were stacked, and where
they were kept standing at a crest" for q
period of nearly three hours.
Several companies were then marched out
by their Captains and paraded without
muskets. Though they did nothing more
than simple marching, it was evident from the
precision Of step, general correctness Of the
relative distance each man maintained to the
other, and the regularity of their movements,
that they have attained a very good degree
OF discipline. Their uniform is a blue cloth
jacket or roundabout, aud pantaloons of
similsr material, with the regulation cap
Most of them wore the blush-gray shirt.
TAey are fully armed, and have most Of
their equipments, including their camp
equipage, which Is very complete. At Pitts
burgh they will receive cartlidge-bO1es and
belts, and such other equipments as they were
not able to get before their departure from
Detroit They have with them, also, 40
rounds of cartridges.
The officers of the regiment are as follows
Colo1el-Israel B. Richardson.
Lieutenant Colcnel-Henry L. Chipman.
Major-A. W. Williams
Adjutant-Wza. N. Lyster.
Quarter Master-Joseph Barton.
Surgeon A. ". Palmer.
Assistant SurgeoR--Henry Lyster.
Col Richardson was formerly Of the o.
8. army, and for gaIlantIy and distinguished
services in Mexico was three times bre-
vetted.
While at the depot enc Of the men was
taken sick, probably from Over-drinking
aud standing exposed to the sun.
They left between II and IL o'clock, filing
large train. They were in the best Of
moods, many expressing themselves anxious
to get on the field CT battle. Tbs wives Of
several of the officers accompanied them.
The Third and Fourth Regiments, now
at Grand Rapids and Adrian, will be
mustered in early next week by Col. Back
us Of the United States army, and expect
to move forward immediately thereafter.