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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
The Attack apon Warrington.


"A gentleman just arrived here from Will
mington n. G., leaving there Friday and
Richmond on Saturday, states that tho poo
ole OF N. U. we're oil up 10 arms, and we're
preparing to come North With several thoua-
and troops, for that porposs. Gov. Ellie
showed him dispatch which be bad received
from Montgomery, stating that some 1000
troops were on their way 10 join those Of
n. G. sbeat % leave for Richmond, and thst
il VS. the purpose OF the Confederate Gov
ernment to make % attack without mo-
mens's delay; that II they were TO attack it
it must be done before the Federal Govern.
ment had concentrated . large force Ut Wash
ipeton. lie ccnversed with Gov. Letoher 90
Saturday morning, and that gentleman told
him it vas tho purpose OF tho Southern
States to attack Washington At once. De
(Letcher) had advised against it, but the
Confederate Government we're for instant AZ
tack. lie Gays be has no doubt the attack
would be made very soon, and at severa
points at the same time, and that every lit
tie village Vas bristling With bsyonets, and
people we're perfectly frantic. lie says for
cher, that Gov. Ellis showed him dispatch
from Pensacola, dated Goth, from Genera
Bragg, stating that no attack on f.. Pick
ems 10 to that time bad been made. IL Val
not bis purpose to attack it for some time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Harrishurgh, April 90.

HHFfNHuFKH1 nPTff SV'
Intelligent gentlemen from Western Vir-
ginia waited ON the State Administration, in
voking its influence with the National Ad-
ministration to procure arms to defend them
selves. They Say that oil west Of the Blue
Ridge can be held II the necessary arms were
given in time. They said they were endors
ed by the public sentiment Of that portion Of
Virginia. They went westward from here,
and the State Administration has complied
with their request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, April 80.
Trains run from Baltimore 20 Wheeling,
bat are searched q Hsrper's Ferry BY tho
6ecessionists, who are al along tho route.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Pu,rApsIpHrA. Apr;l 40.

PHiLADsI PHIA, April 80.
A large number OF Baltimoreans Who were
driven from their homes BY mobs have re-
turned to that city with their families, the
Union element being restored to power.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
NIw YoRK. April %.

The Croton Aqueduct 10 guarded BY the
police, 10 consequences OF fears that troops
may attempt to blow up the piers Of the
high bridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

= Their. are 81 powder mile j; pssa-
sylsaniA, 8 in Delaware, 8 in Maryland, IN
Virginia, and none IN the other Southern
3tatsS. Applis6ti66 W the oonspirators
bsse been made, 10 learn from the Pbiladsl.
phis North AmsrieAp, FOR large quantity
q rev1sf, ed vAsn II aASFsesse6, . threat
MS INSIDE TO take y b foree. Tbs place,
how0k, 10 vol guarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

a. An announcement appeared in tie
Memphis papers Of last week, that the burial
OF the American Hag would be publicly eels.
brased BY the military AVID oitisens on Ssn-
day, the 2lst inst. To such insanity and
blasphemy has secession brought its follow.
era. The degenerate and fanstical vretohea
will ind before they arc done, that the Ansr.
lean Gag 10 not dead yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

4 RACK RHPupLlcAN Nnoao.--A woman,
slave - Mrs. Gisen, Vas yesterday arrested
~ o6crs FottsD snd Snisivan, for pvociAim-
iag herself Black Republican, and express.
inI her wish thss enough powder lay beneath
ths CITY 20 blew Il III up. On soarchiag her
= loaded pistol vas found o. her person.
Memphis Appeal, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

T. One Of our Southern exchanges, in .
burst OF Enthusiasm, exclaims:
sscordon Of free States' must never
surround the God given ins:itutions Of sls.
very-she beautiful tree must not be eirdlsd
that IL may withor and die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
NJ ~ YOlek
Millinery STORE,

MAlN 81, D&1WRBW - AID ID.
M Rs. s. McCAnl>kl has jsst received
Nk splsndid stock OF Millinery foods Of Spring
and summer styles which she vii sell very cheap
for cash. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Stamping done on al kinds Of Goods for I'm
bordering, and Dress Making done in oil it,
branches. TApril3e-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

CHICAGO, April 30.
The Evening Journal learns from gentle
men just returned from Nississippi, that 10
many parts OF that State actual famine pre-
walls. The people are suffering for want OF
enough 70 eat. Corn, vhich 10 the chief ar
ticle Of food, is very scarce in towns and
throughout tho country. At one station
there we're 200 sacks, and that Was the only
corn 10 that locality. There 10 but little
money, and those that are able are fleeing
The country TO escape starvation.
Stations along the Ohio 4 Mobile Railroad
arc packed with freight, much Of which has
been there for monshs, those to whom il is
Consigned being too poor 10 pay charges
The Railroad Company, TO protect itself has
been obliged TO adopt rule to receive NO
more freight for towns 10 Mississippi unlesa
freight 10 previously paid. The Journsl
vouches for the responsibility Of ito inform
ant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

AuEtuAus W general 0OttCe . largo assem-.
blage Of the ctisens Of Montrose and vicin.
ity, met in front OF the Office Of w. Galland,
Esq.. on Main street, on Saturday evening,
the eth inst.
On motion, r. Goodepoueh was chosen
chairman, and L. NJ. Sloanaker, Rec. Sec'y.
On motion, B T. Anderson, DIR. 8. Rogers,
and A. L. Hamilton were appointed ~
committee TO prepare resolutions expressive
Of the sentiment and feeling Of the me etine.
TIE COMMITTEES retired for deliberation,
: vhereupop, w. Galland, ESQ.,, being loudly
meeting in one Of the most eloquent and
patriotic speeches which il has ever been our
privilege. to hear. Round after round Of
applause went up, and the greatest en,husi
asm prevsilsd. lie Was followed by r. II.
Huston, Eeq., in An eloquent aad patriotic
speech Of about ten or fifteen inmates, dor.
ing which he vas frequently applauded.
Ths occasion was enlivened BY the sou
string ssrains Of "Ilail Columbis," sSta,
Spangled Banner" "Yankee Doodle" th,
"Marseilles," etc., played BY the Montros,
Brass Band under the leadership Of Mr.. s
N. Williams.
After the speaking was closed the commit
tee on resolutions, reported the following
which Vas unanimously adopted with grss
applause.
Whereas, Civil war has been iuaugurase
in our country. and the perpesuity OF GU
institutions arc 10 danger, Ne. therefor.
without regard to "political di1erences'' d
ssparty names, !" do hereby express our fr,
the Consultation Of the United States, An
do pledge ourselves to stand by and maintai
the came against oil its foes, come frol
whence they may.
Received, That in times ike these whe
the very existence Of the government und,
which we and our forefathers have lived
happiness and prosperity, 10 thrsatene
with distraction, il behov all good citiser
who are true 20 their COMMON country IN
TO liberty, to take open and decided STAND I.
the supremacy Of the Constitution and Il
Laws
Resolved, That a. the painful fact 10 ev
dent that our country Il IN danger, il VI
aid u not to lay the cause OF cur perils
the door OF any statesman or poi teal part
our duty IL to rrotect and preserve our Co
siitLtion: Therefore, forgetting the past,
III, operate with Hi patriotic citiEeps
oil parties who love their country, and !
prepared 10 stsrd By her 10 this hour OF n
eesity.
Resolved, That in the present contest
tween rebellion and the constituted Anthn
ties OF The government Of the United Stat
vs recognise but two parsies-P Patriots :
Traitors.
Resolved, That under the circumstan.
Ne deem il Advisable to organize oursei,
Into military company, n = Hume Gu.
After which 40 invitation vas given
ID oss Who desired 10 enroll their names
she CLONE Guard" to como forward /,
sign the roll.
Whsreupou. Seventy four s,alwart aons
NE Hsvksys State. oams forward and On,
I'd THAR nAmsA, and nssEly every Ssn
pressed : villioGnsss and desire to b
himself 10 readiness 70 answsr the first o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

SusPIrIous NK0soks ARREsrED.-Seven
Negroes were arrested a. kans creek, near
thi5 city, 6atutdHy, under suspicious circum
stances. We have abolition ipcendiafies 10
our midst, and il - we'll 70 keep % eye on
thsservils popnletion. Memphis Argus, a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

: =. Vv~o~ osU"
non were brought TO this city last evening BY
the louisville and Frankfort R,ilroad from
the State Arsenal Ut Frankfort. They are
designed for Paducah, We are informed
( Louisville Journal, ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02


Walker, the Secretary Of War, said in :
public speech after the taking Of Sumter, that
the Confederate army could take Washing
ton, and might be at Bunker Hill in elk
months.
Stephens, Vice. President Of the Confeder-
scy, said, in . speech ct Richmond, last
week, that he trusted that he should see the
seat Of the Confederate Government trans-
ferred from Montgomery to Washington
and Benjamin, the Attorney General, 10 Z
speech at New Orleans some ten days ago
said, that the war, on their part, must be ,
war Of invasion and determination agains
tbs North.
Such is the spirit and purpose OF on
traitor enemiss and unless this Is clearl,
understood, and met BY On overwhelming
demonstration upon the strong positions o
Virginia and Maryland, - we'll a. Of Soutl
Carolina, Alabama and Louisiaua, ws shall
have to wage the consest, for the vtry exist
ence Of this Government, on Northern soil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Attention, Cavalry!

gIyHE CAVALRY COMPANY nov enrolled In this
1 vicinity will meet at the Court Honse, In this
city, on Friday evening next, 10 make choice Of ,
Csptain and Pirst and Second Lieutenant and tran
ssct any other proper bur lness.
A full attendance is expected.
G. r. MOSS,
W.M. a. TORRENCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

6%Rolfe s. Saunders, the newly appoint
ed Union Post Master 81 Memphis, publishes
. card 10 the Argus Of that city, dsnouneing
the Administration in tho bittersst terms, and
pledging the people Of Memphis to sppropr.
ate the entire paooeeds Of bis oi6cs to tho do.
FENCE Of that city against tho Government.
10 other words. be obligates himself to ap
prorriate bic salary to overthrow tho Gov.
eminent which he suears to support before
entering upon the duties OF the Office. A
nice Postmaster 10 Mr.. Relfe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Reaction In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. April 90.

DALrlAokh, april ~.
Spontaneous Union meeting held t,-night
in east Baltimore. about 20, 900 attended,
ssraiRhtout Union speeches were made. The
stars and stripes were unfurled amid great
enthusiasm.
Steamers row run regularly between here
and Perryville, and making complete commu-
nicasion with Pbilade:phis.
A special dispatch from Frederick, ssys
that . gentleman from Washington informs
mo that Gen. Scott showed him yesterday,
the copy of proclaim alton to be issued i'm.
nediately, declaring partial martial Law in
the District of Columbia, and over the line
Of railroad established BY the government
for national purposes, 90 far - to suspend
the right Of habeas corpus.
X il asserted that the Maryland Legisla.
ture will not even pass bill calling . State
Convention, but content themselves with
making calm and digni6ed appeal to the
country.
Especial to Post
The presence of Sherman's Battery at
Elkten, Maryland, changed the community
rom secession to Union. Troops are al
ready 10 Western Virginia, and a force oil
Federal troopa will soon be posted ss Frede.
rick.
Governor Letcher has been notified tha,
any approach of troops toward Washington
will be the signal for an instant attack on
rnrrumuuu Hn1 cUrr0TT.
Washington dispatches to the Commercial
say that Union convention will be held in
Wheeling on May 18th, composed OF dele
gates from Western Virginia. The ssoes
sionists will attempt to conciliate them b.
granting the demand to tax slave property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02
Nav YoRK, April 80.

A special messenger sails on the next Eu-
ropean steamer to purchase half million
dollars worth of arms for this State.
The Tines special from Frederick, Md,
Gays the direct vote on secession ia the House
stands SO against secession, Is for il. The
Senate has Published an address, denying
any intention 20 pass . secession ordinance.
Senator Mason last night made violent
accession speech.
All Union meu Are leaving Eastern Vir-
GINA, where heavy depredasions are made on
private property BY an armed rsbble. An
armed secession corps has been pronounced
by State Judge illegal, and the sheriff di.
rected 10 take their arms from them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

Ersm PhIiaaeiphIa.
PHiLADGLPHis, April %.
It 10 again denied that the person arrested
va ex-SeLa tor Macon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-02

Annaps lis, Md, April ~.
The fortihcatirns nu,andil the Railroad and
country sumo 20 miles In Annapolis, were thrown
up yesterday. Annapolis was made military
depot yesterday. General Butler will remain
hers.
From an attachs Of our Minister to Paris, just
arrived from Washinstnn, We have rsliAIle infor-
nation TINT 10, 600 troops from the Southern C'n-
f. eracy ars now IN Virginia. end more are pour
ing in. he Administrators has notified Governor
Lsscher that one step OF advancc from Richmond
will cause d speedy invasion Of Virginia from the
West. Farmers from Virginia have forced the -
cession lin ., and import strong Union feeling
few miles from the Capital. We learn from pri-
vats that the secsssioniss saved 600 ass
Saturday Night.--1he Superintendent Of the Bal
timore Ohio X. X. weEt to Washington TO have
the road from Baltimore to Washiheton opened
but met, with no success.
1t is said the MAryiand Legislature refused to
pass the Ordinance Of Secession by . two-thirds
vote.
II II reported that an armistioe Of days has
been made, and the Secretary Of War has gone to
Richmond. The latter item creates great distatis-
faction here.
:Harrisbnrgh, April 80.
The Chief Justice If Vermont was in kichmond
on Friday last, and had full opportunity Of juds-
ing u the number Il troops there. He estimates
them at GOO, aud believes that / 900 more
south Of that point in motion nortbward.
gentleman holding M ofRcial position in Wash
ington arris ed here 10 day, after tne week stay
In virginia. lie comm untcatcs the important fact
that TIE vote against secession In the Secret Ses
sion OF the irgniA Convention. vas fully SO, and
not 10, ~ reported. lie got this Information from
i prominent member Of the Convention. who dared
not make the statement public. No Virginia pa
per dared publish II.
Nss YORK, April so.
forts MaztiEuu and Nonsense, near Annapolis
ere occupied by our troops.
The Natiansl fntellig nicer says both h ouses Of
the Mary lard Legislature passed resolutions of
fering the right Of the Federal Government to
march troops through Maryiand without hindranee
to defend Washingto.
Core, pondence from the South represent that
North Carolina will 60 out Of the Union by accia-
nation.
The virgi mans are removing all the machinery
from Harptr i Ferry to Richmond.
Bishop Ondernonk died this a. m, aged 70.
WAsHlSGrcN, April so.
Senator Hunter, w. c. Rives, w. ID. Preston.
Jud ges ca mden an Bre kenhraugh, have been ap
pointed by The Virginia Convention ~ delega TO
the Southern Congress.
Gen Ii arncy has been released by the Governor
| of Va This, however, is . matter Of indifference
| to the administration. He has arrived In Wash
ington.
| The virg mia Convention has passed ordin nee
establishing the Navy of Virgins, and authorE ina
| banks TO ne enc and TWO dollar notes.
| The light houses ut Capes Henry and Charlie!
| show no lights.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
Mortgage Sale.


w hEhEAS, default has been made In the payment
az oi Two certain promisOry notes, bearing dae the
OF September, A. d. 1860, and due aid payable
&C. 70 say Que Of said notes payable twelve months
as and one hfteen months alter date, for the
Two Hundred and fifty dollars (3250, 00), that
~, sAy, one for Two hundred dollars, payable
n'v.h, months after date, and for Fifty dollars
ypAs niteen months sfter date said notes craving
hsiSteFey te1 per cent interest per annumn from
,na e Thereof, which said notes are described IN,
No.. I Uy certain mortgage, duly executed by
A. 80 Aniping and Mary Lamping his wife, dated
N ~ n iAy OF September, A. D., 1890 and recorded
Hinih recorders Office Of Will County, in the State Of
~, ~ BOOK OIL Of Mortgages on page 1872.
and ,,Iore, IN pursuance of the powers of sale
heT.Sv ,iss IN said mortgage, public notice is
HsS gwen thaton the 10th day Of October, A. D,
ana t "een the hours Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
NORTH CLOCK OF the afternoon OF that day. at the
Come ~ o. the Court House, in the city Of Joliet
,pIi, VI " Ill and State OF Illinois, / will sell at
~ ton to the highest bi, der for cash the prem
not tba and described in said mortgage to Wit
dition ~ IN Block six (6 in School Section Ad-
descrjbJ now part Of the city Of Joliet said
Joliet ~, PREMISES, being situate the west side Of
mem. he nora Of the r. i. r. r.. with the tene-
belonane' euitathents and appurtanances thereunto
the M aud all right and equity of redemption Of
heiT L. nOOert Lamping and Mary Lamping his wife,
us az assigns therein.
D. O. GROvER, Ats'T h' aeOoNNAesH' Mortgage
Sohet, Sept, II, 1861.
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I He INV Aid H ON L
II. KNAPP, M. d.,
FoRNEEIT OF y. Y. HAS oPESEDAS
L N F l II NJ A r Y

IN CHICAGO. I'LL.
ON new system, which embraces the most apprnv.
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Cancers and Rheumatism SPECIAL diseases treated
In this Institution. in the treatment Of which, no man
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Doctor HE consultations Tor years. have averaged
from hve to six thousand year. The follow ing dis
eases which pronounced inc1rdbte 10y the Medical
Faculty generally, treated with in this
stitution. All nervous and neuralgia affections, dis
eases Of wonien, all forms OF scrouia. dyspepsia
stipaton, skin diseases, cancerOas and TubercuOns
affections, Including pulmonary consumption, rheuma
tsm Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma, salt rheum. remit
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He has had an extensive practice and WOE derful
Cess in the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife. lie tre4ts successfully on a new
method, all the dsssses of the EYEand EAR.
Remember the 90 tor does not promise to cure all
stages of diseases. While diseases II
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hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building Pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No will
be received where there are any doubts Of or
physician will make all feal home that pat them
selves under the care Of this institution.
TERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week. inr0ri
ably in 0drdncs No patient taken for less than
one month, can he satisfied 10 the benefit
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Many patients, who not able to the Iufr
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cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters inclosing letter stamp, addressed 10
u. KNAPP, n. D.. Box 1929 Chicago Ill, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free Office Hours from A u to p. NJ
Office lis South Clark ST., Clark and Monroe sts
Sept. IL, 1sto. Misty
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NOTICE.
orncr or TN, CRY crrpr ,

OTfIcE or rHB err CLERK,
nURIrc D..,,i Joliet, Sept. eth, 1861.
l Nh Nouce Is hereby gwen that the assessment
5ct.d o Tor the year A. D. 1861, Ehs been com
Asse.son u returned to the Common CouTseil Sy the
Tue All persons feeling themselves agrieved BY
to make o. si Oh their property, hereby requested
before WINE their objections in my once on or
Rhi-h the 18th day Of September inst, at
l1ne tne same will be heard
Sd. SMITH, City Clerk.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the MiiIion at O. Fox,s


viii state TO my 4 lends and the publiein general
In justice TO myself that one Of our citizens Nv
name OF Edward Savage who Processes 10 be what n.
does has caused 20 be published such an advertise
about %. foxs Gin Book Store and Brass Jevelry-
Do you think much Of such q man who try, IN n,
lure one who never In any way tried TO injure him
IL l. nothing than jealosy In business matt,
Now will state that for the past three wears ms
miscellaneous Book trade, and such / presume ha.
been the case With Mr. Savage's has been very ..lI
searsely nothing TO speak Of And where has M,
trade gonef To NV York and PHILADELPHIA 70 m.
0iit Book store OF Evans sid In protection 10 yself
when was IN New York made arrnnceraen Z :, IN
Putii,hers for Rocks very low rates aud rsaa ar
Judgements with one u the lar Publishing houses
IN NsH i0Fk 70 get me a catalogue Whfeh hss hen
pani-hed Now will state my friends and custo-
ms OF the estern States, that have As fine Gold
as any house has and the largest, finest and
orst selected stock Of any house in the CITY
In a few DAYS shall receive a ver- fine ndaito, "a
ny ~, present stock 70 the way Of Silver Tea ses Gold
watches silver Natehes md all kinds Of The b.st
oetea stock aud all parties buying books frou, me
VIII give them p Ier cent u my CatalouI nIIcb
- tn-h our friend SsNsge. 10 per cent IL they
DO not wish o. take their gin Nv Gin Book bn.sr.
y conducted on different plan from cfbe- 1900 =
~ TIE time the Eist y given will chow tisn, 81
plank book IN which the eif T. written a il,rk s,t
ana numbered 70 correspond with the numbero On Die
goods and sIcIying the article, and IL thew are ne
sashed WITH Their giits viii take "a % per cent
from what they paid for the books and will euarartsa
ali OF my patrons that they will lie we'll satisfied
Call al o. fo8's aud buy your Holiday Presents Z
nave hne stock cf Children Ladies and Gents Fur.
and aside from Books what IL there more u-eful tha
furs IN this climate! Call early before the sior, IL
crowded. as II always IL on Oidays Noe is tiie time
to make your selections, and Will sell YOU ali kind.
which keep lower than any other house.
JoIirt. Dec. 2s lseo
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Gu S TOM W OR K.
Mems Patent Leather Boots, Water Proof Tong
Boots, and all other kinds of work made to ordef.-
Repairing neatly done short notice.
Joliet, Nov. s, 1859 mas If
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FHE MARKETS.
jsIietPrIc. Current.
5i1tIRCh DIREcToRY---sUNDAY

.,., Episcopal CHuRcH,-Rev. IL. Crews, Pas
Hrf1gPp''H Hours Of worship lo Ia; s9f p Pm,
ass HsS Worship ic .sla and
House, ,a9,c CaURcH-Rev. P. Farreily, Pastor
RonlS sorsi,lp A. NJ, l0l An, and 3D.
HOarsoin RGibsba,-Res, 5otih Wilkinson, Rector
EPISCOPAL N ,hiic sorsfip 1oH 4, M.,and y ?. NJ
Hours o. 70, n Morning Ptayerand Litany.
WEDNESDAY, .g Rev @. Button, Pastor. Hours OF
SS" s'c "oT.Sp iO sna7 Nm p,,.A. Pas.
ptnalS RONAS CAJic Sorship 1917 A. NJ, and Ph.
tor H0ursol i.ru Kew o. A. Skinner, Pastor
cHyLHsALIsI1 O,biic worship 1917 A N, and Pm,
BoursoI -PPSvaNr CHURcH,-Rev. T. sans, PASTOR
6lsssS aS nabJic worshiplo11 Ans and "a P.A