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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-29


sion an ar,ues Tor fwo Years Gen Bragg,
i aDpears, has rendered himself exceedingly
Dooua: by taking che position under General
T2hosoa> tis successor, as chief Of his staff,
IN Y Times.
The Washington Union says:-'No little
amusement has been occaSioncd Of late by the
;eaIousiy existing among the New England
DliIanthropists who have inundated Washing
coo ipr the purpose Of fgnring in the bureau
established for the care of contrabaads. Upon
tue Dromuga Of the order of the War DE
p2rCnent 10 remove ali contrabands IN camp
- Cal. Graves colony at Arlington, some Of
yhc2c .disinteroSted evangelist" circulated
among the Negro es a report that they were 70
be sent South 70 nick cotton IN the sections oc-
cupici hy the Federal forces causing general
stampede. Some are now returning, but
large NUM- Der arc still rowing about,
REMOVAL OF CoNraABANDs.- COL Greene
having removed the negro families from abroad
IN Washington to the ''Frecdnlans Village,
wl collect those from Alexandria there the
first fajr day lie has commenced the erection
Of fifty adlttionaI houses on Greene delights.
There are many Indications that Washing
sou IS to have q gay season. In addition TO
The usual assortment Of Congressional bellies,
The diplomatic '~et" and visitors, there arc
thc wives and daughters Of what Mrs Parting
TON termed the 'Aunory and hnayery' men,
an che families Of regiment u contractors,
Just quitting the caterl iIlar state and expand
ing into gorgeous butterflies.
It is true, as has been stated, that c0nsd-
cradle number Of Confederate prisoners have
recently been seat from Point Lockout ior ex
change Letters from there, however, show
that they were altogether OF the class called
i0yails, and were mostly gathered from the
10 ;pitus to be sent on board the boat dis
patched from Fortress Monroe to receive them.
Hence only invads from among the Federal
prisoners at Richmond noed be expected In re-
turn
The St. Ccoix Herald, published at Calais
near the borders Of New Brunswick, states
chat much excitement exists there in conSc-
>;uencc Of apprehenSions Of q contemplated
raid by Confederate ageHts from the vicinity Of
St. Johns Home guards have been formed,
and supplies Of arms and ammunition obtained
4 Confederate deserter reports that block
ade.running at Wilmington, y C., is as lively
az ever, twcnty-threc vessel, arriving during
one night recently
Gen. Robt. O. TYLER, has succeeded to the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-29

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
w The Quickes and safest route 10 the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and one on Sunday Soldiers tickets at Gov
eminent rates 10 all the principal points II the
North and vest. For tickets and furtht iR-
formation, apply at the office Of the great
PENNSYLVANIA ROute northeast corner Penn
svlvunia avenue and Sixth street, under MAJ
tional Hotel. Office open from a NJ, to p,
NJ; on Sundays 2 to y. N.
Washington, oct Oily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-29

REMOVAL or CoNraABAND5 Col. Greene
having removed The negro families from abroad
IN Washington 10 the "Frecdman's Vilage, >
wi0 collect those from Alexandria there the
first f4jr day. lie has commenced the erection
oE fifty additional lousoS on Greene Heights.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
a LOSING GAVE.


The Natchez Courier makes npa balance
sheet, proving conclusIsely that the nasal
eampaiyn has opened rather disastrous TO
,hr Federal forces on the river. They Rr,l
la.t the gsabosls Cairo. Queen Of The besi,
and InihaOia At Post Hudson, they Ger
tainly lust the steam slu"p.nl-wsr Missis.
,ippi, and the whole naval force ~ that "
cin,ly wa, badly used up. The Richmvad,
according to the New 0rlr@n. PicGyuae.
was severely hurt, causing the Aealh vi her
Lieut.. Commanding Z Cummings. Al Vck.-
burg, anotlrr Of the Federal gunbnals Was
sunk by the Confederate batteries, when all
lie forces On board went with her 10 thr
bottom Of the river. A second was % bad
" punished that she hoated under the pro-
lection Of the enemys encampment.
This is rather an unfasorabie phgM Tor
the great navy that WAS 10 "s~rep the
Mississippi river and It's tributaries. aud
open il Tor navigation brture last Christ.
mas! They attempt 10 run the Coniede.
rate batteries and lose their gunb"ats !!
They run the Mississippi river and lose
their iron.clsds BY Red river rams. Sure
w., the fates DO not lasnr them.
Since the late campaign against ficks.
burg and Port Hudson cnnmrnced. aud Il
has not beea THREE months. The ensm. nave
lost, in killed, wosndrd, slckness and dc.
serlion, over $4,000 m~n! And what have
they accomplished; sicksburg and Port
Hudson are both in the hands VI the Con-
isdera,es. and both PLACES arc breoDing
impregnable. What have they done
They have lost their boats. Iast their sol.
diers, lost their sailors. and gain IN their
place lew negroes To. populate the Great
West! u is true they have burnt Our VII
lagos, DESTROYED man, NJ our plantations.
and doae other dlsgraoeiul acts, vet We
have the consolation of knowing that the
effect af these proceedings must rscoil up.
on their own heals al a future day. When
theS make The people Of the South poor by
acts Of infamy, they forshm,th strike blow
10 their Own homes and make themselves
beggars On The rich soil VI bounteous
West.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
THE NEWS.

No movement has been made TO renew the attack
upon Charleston and il would seem that the al.emp,
to take that city has been abandoned at least for the
present. The r,n.clad seet Of Admiral Dupont and
the army Of Gen. Hunter, ii Is said, have been with.
dawn TO Port Royal
From vicksburs we learn that eigh, Of the snemy's
boats passed on the night Of the 10th, Of which one
was burnt, two disabled. and five successfully passed.
Il is believed that batteries being constructed op.
pos,e vicksbuIg and that an attack was TO be made
in few days. Sxty-four steamers had len Memphis
6r vicksburg with soldiers and negroes.
II is reported thai the batteries opposite Vicksbng
opened FIRE on The 18th.
There is said to be considerable activity in Gen
Hooker's camp on the Rappahansock. and tina, a
change Of base and demonstration on Richmond
by the ChickahOminy may be in contemplation.
Il appears that the Yankees have sseeesdei 10
throwing in renforsemenis and relieving Washiag'
ton, which place had beea closely invested BY Gsa
Hill for some time sad that in consequence Gen
Hills force had fallen back on Friday evening last ID
the Cross Roads, about three miles from Washington
------~~~~~--1-
Religious Notice. - The Funeral Of Mrs
Rebeeea Ball will 30 preached q. Pleasant Green %
the frs, Sabbath in May.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

have despotism over US. let IT be the re-
suit Of force. Let thecountry be conquer
ed, aud all the freemen in the land be slain
or driven into exile. Then, and not until
then, let despot rule, with the arbitrary
power Of casting whom be pleases into dun
gsons. and Of reigning over Us, lord-para.
mount by his will.
Never, since the foundation Of the world,
have any people, we believe, been more
faithful to the great cause Of civil and po-
litical liberty for which they are contend
ing. or more strenuous in support OF the
government they have established ioachieye
it. than the people OF the Confederate
States. And now they are told that they
must surrender this glorious cause--aot to
victorious foes--rendering omaipotent the
monster Of villany and tyranny who rules
in Washington-bat to our own Executive
appointee in Richmond-our own Presl.
dent-in loving trust-in willing subser.
viency-in abiect. voluntary slavery!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

mornings mail brings news of the depar-
ture OF their land forces also. The Charles.
tonians appear to anticipate renewal Of
the attack--they cannot believe that the
enemy are willing to " give i up So" But
we predict that they have bad enough Of
Charleston, and will now pay their respects
10 places deemed less formidable, say Sa-
yannah Or Wilmington. They may lind to
their cost that they underrate the strength
OF these places.
There is a feeling Of disappointment
that the Yankees got off fram Charleston
without a renewal OF the fight and mere
serious loss. But this is unreasonable.
We have too much to be thankful tor ~ the
signal repulse Of the most extraordinary
and formidable feet that The world ever saw
mustered, to allow OF one thought Of dis
content. While renewal af the attack
was probable. il wa, premature To clalm a
victory. HUT it is no longer 50. The
world will ring with it now that defeat Is
confessed, and confessed alter 50 brlel a
trial and 50 small loss. As a gallant sol
der writes to vs. from Charleston. GuD Bk
PRAISED! Fay. OCsrssr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
For the Hillsbirough Recorder.
MEETING IN ORANGE COUNTY,

Pursuant 10 previous notice, number OF
the citizens Of Orange county assembled in
public meeting in the court house in Hills.
borough on Saturday the 18th instant.
Ou mption Of Gov. Graham. Andrew C..
Murdock, Esq, Magistrate Of Police far
the town. was called to the chair. aud at
his request Gov. Graham explained the OBJ.
ject oi the meeting; after which Col. Eli
son q. Mangam was appointed secretary.
A full and free interchange Of views then
took place, in which Gov. Graham, ). ID,
Umsted, n. X. Nash, Nelson +. Hall. 10
siah. Turner, jr., p. G. Cameron, John w.
Norwood. WIN. j. Bingham and the Chair
man participated; and all necessary iniur-
nation was elected from. the several Sec
tons Of the county as to the siestitutlOn Of
the families OF soldiers and other persons,
and also Of the means At the command OF
the county 10 aid all who need assistance.
In the course Of the discussion all violence
and disorderly conduct on the part Of fe-
males or other persons was strongly con.
demned; and as the sense of this meeting,
the following resolutions offered By Gov.
Graham were unanimously passed:
Resolved That sufficient means hare been provided
by The appropriations ofhe Legislature and The Coun.
" Court 70 relieve the families Of soldiers and other
needy persons in Orange county and that Il !. The
duty of lhe proper agent Of he county receive The
share II said eounty Of the state appropriation and
also of the Corn Commissioners appointed ), ths
County Cosfi. 10 apply The funds II heir command
10 The purchase sf corn that the whole nav bs a.
uibgei according TO The intealion Of said spp.opna
tisn..
Rssarss That IN order 10 insure greater sfIissney
tbs, fJuf persous he sPpointed ~ u. Chsmsr .ul
re.o;nnsase ~ the Corn Commissioner. u eo ope
rate via them.
j Mr.. Henry n. Brown thrn addressed the
meeting upon the expectancy II procaring
cotton cloth aud cotton yarns q, mean, u
carrying out most speedily and advantage
Ousis the wishes Of the meeting.
| And On motion of Mr. Norwood. il va,
resolved that this meeting fecnmnend ID
the sgent. IL the county to not upon ii,
2 suggestions Of Mr.. Brown il they fnd Il
erpedisnt 10 do 20.
I The following persons were appointed b
the chair, under the second resolution y
ID. Umsted, w. ]. Bingham. Freeman Wal.
ker. and ]. W. Norwood.
Il vas ordered, that the proceedings Of
this meeting De published in the H,llsbu.
rough Recorder aud the meeting adjourn.
%. a. &. MURDOCH, Cha.
Z. G. MASoUs. sec'ry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
QiIIsboruugb Rsfarnsr.
HILLSBnROUGH, n. c.
wednesday, April ~. 1863.
NEW TERMS.

In consequence Of the great rise in the price Of
paper and ink, and the increased rate Of wages, we
shall be compelled to raise the price Of the Recorder,
after the LIST Of May to Three Dollars per annum paid
in advance, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents il paid
within three months, or Feur Dollars il delayed uR,
after the close Of the year. We shall confne ocr
businsss 10 payments in advance mach as va can,
q better for both parties. We had hOpod that BY
reducing the size Of sheet, Ne should be able 10
continue our publication Al The old price, but the er-
srbisan Increase in he price Of all the accessories Of
life has put that out Of our power. We have mem
toned the subse, 10 many Of our subscribers snd all
Of hem chssfully 10 acceJe 10 the Pfoprey Of
the ADVANCE indeed several have already voluntarily
Isd Us according 10 terms. In fact, 10 com.
psrison with the price ora other things tho Rscor-
der is offered now cheaper than il was before the
var. Then we received one hundred pounds Of -four
70, years subscription, now lhrss dollan year
the quantity Of -four will pay for eight or nine
years; then we received good tour-horss loads o.
wood for one years subscription. nos for one two
horse load are requi ed 10 pay The price Of yea
and halls subscription. Who in The county Of Or
ange cannot now afford 70 take paper. when it can
be had Tor three chickens five siEdozen Of eggs OF
thee pounds Of bsier, &C.. which in former times
could be bought in the mlrksi here for from thirty 10
y csntsi This nominal increase 10 he price Of the
Recorder therefore, trust wiIllnoi diminish in cir
culsiion, but may hops that when the facility and
sass of payment are duly considered Subscription
liss viii be largely increased.
Ifany Of our subscriber. are dissatisfied BY this in
seasO Of price. they can a. any time discontinue b,
paying usressges.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

a Screu LooN.-ih Savannah Rpub.
Eean saws that recently sO,efnm ehi Hour
was passing over The North Carolina rail.
road from Raleigh TO Charlotte On the same
dsy that other government esur was pass.
ing the othrr pay. fran Charlotte 10 Ra.
leigh Also. fhai ,hni OF the ,Ame caiibrr
aud description i.slr been passing from Ma.
bile to Montgomery and ls"m MINT spnrry
TO Mobile. And yet again, that sugar has
been carried Ifom picksburg to Jackson.
and then again from Jackson towards yicks-
burg, Considering The burdens of trans
poriaiion over al railroads, this 10 iner.
cusabc folly II some "a the officials.
The Republican also says that tie bidding
81 Confederate SCENTS against each other Al
The bloc kade sales IN Charleston has been
the cause " much OF the ertrasagsnt pri.
ces there. Also in the purchase ol corn 10
Georgia.
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RrhmsnI. Apnl ~

htenmonl, NPfi -
In the British House ~ Co,nmsns an iss
9Th inst, q debate 10 relation 10 the fla.
bnna took place. The Solicitor Grns'al
said ,he American 0asernmpnt had az
along denied To Gtvst britain the rlghis 81
neutrals allowed b. laletuationai law. q
whirli they fhsnssi,s - bad besn Tie sifut
gest assrrtrrs.
The American Government MAS onl. en-
titled 10 ask Of this Government, 10 CARY
out the law as il would do u itself "a
concerned; and 10 administer the Law. |"
English laws we're AWAY administered. y"
on suspicion, but on evidence. Cheers
Mr. Barring expressed regret - The speech
Of the Solicitor. which must be vhens's y
the Americans.
Mr.. Bright expressed similar views a."
declared that the builders Of the Ortf0 &c
now building other gunboats, and that M.
Laird was also constructing formidsoe
rams for the Coniedefstss.
Mr.. Laird replied that rifles we're y
deadly as vessels without guns. I've nav
seen maniiests al the Custom House o. =
iles shipped TO the Northern States By tns
celebrated firm of Barring. brown 4 Co.,
OF Liverpool. Loud cheers.) he hal
been asked to build ships complete VIZ
guns for the Federal Government, and reaS
letters 10 prove this, amidst loud cheers
Tie was therefore as,onished Al The OIL
CRY IN America. lie would rather be ham
cd down 10 posterity ~ the builder q
dozen Alsbama's. than a. man Who cr'eu
up the institutions Of country which va
reduced liberty TO moekery. Cheers
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

negroes avics Of murder at the late Court Of Oyer
and Terainer in this place, viz. America aud Dan.
lei for the murder Of Mr. Lockhart, and Lucian and
ALEU- for the murder Of Mr.. Slrowd, were executed
according to sentence the 10th ins as all the cir
cumstances were pretty well known throughout the
county before our paper went to press but having
omitted 10 notice il then ws now mention j. only a.
matter Of record. solomon remains in prison, await.
ing new trial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

The almost constant pressuts Of mechanical duties
upon Oh tine cause. oecasionsl omissions in our
shes duties. THIS was the case "a, 1esk.
The Raleigh P,yg,sss Of sstani,s tn lab ran,
tsineJ accumulation dated HiIlsboisugh. APRIL
Oh, shisassI.. +" Tas Rev. r. ] Grave. was bfsash,
here to-day, We learn. for an examination iaiO Ia
ccn!I.Os q ap Mad. HI. reason. Is thosgli. b..
srea vsJ o. srcoun Of the prosecution By the 90.
ye-nment fof treason. lie wss eramIasl ~ Dr.
sifsjwiek, but the result is not ,e. kaoaa"
This statement We knew bad NJ f,unlaiian in faei
Mr. Graves on bis visit here spsn. s,ns hout. IN oar
scs and dined al our house. AMI ne hst 70 nor .ny
ofour family observed sny disturbance II NJ. MUD
He spoke Of bis approaching tnsl 9Th eomposare
and expressed perfect reliance In s,srstle te.u.. 4
be could have but justice. Of which he would no, per
MT hinsef 10 doubt :, Ne fell perfectly secure 10 ii.
innoesnee Of any eriss sssins. the Government Ia
make The mstsr more eensin 10 our mind We sguir
I'd Of DE- srpdwiek. Who informed u that he had mol
hen spilled TO 90 the subject and bad not even seer
NJ Graves.
The Pora sf wodnssIsy Published card iron
Nj Graves, erposns the fslselose q the stslemsn,
and dsrllniny TIC am u ihs unier u The conmu
niss'ion. which u. Png,sa vssy properly snt
promptly usnsnifsd % M Grssss
Tee Hillssofosgh correspondent " The Progyes.
lhs nsnJ oilers X he adelaide genilsmsn." draw
ugsy On his iD,,5s,ion y ess syi biz paragraphs
-
The Execuiion.--i, would hardly have beei
news q 70 hss announced i, last we'll, ths, the fou
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

SUsAR.--Sugar has gone up to 81 s5 a
81 40 a pound. We learn that the sale Of
the article was stopped in Greensborough
few days ago though going at 81 Is. aud
a large lot on hand. There can be no
doubt but that nearly all the sugar IS ia
the hands o. few monopolis,s and that
s,les have been stopped At the same time.
AZ different places. b. means 81 the tsie-
graph. And can We expect 10 succeed and
establish our independence whhe the husi.
ness men and. capitalists Of The country are
thus grinding and expressing the poor p
defying God, selling themselves to the
devil Tor gain, and knocking the suilsring'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

CHARLEsros.-The result 81 the in.
mense preparations Of the enemy against
this object Of their hate MAY we'll aslDlnd
the country and the world. Alter two
and halfhours' fight. Ia which they tired
less than hundred guns, they retresird.
then spent near week in total inacton,
and then withdrew. apparently hrpvie. II
success, and.fnally. Not only 50. but this
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

A Good ssart.-Wsae pleased 70 learn that
the COMMITTEE sppOin,sd By The public meeting on
Saturday. have succeeded already il procuring 200
barrels Of Corn. and 5000 poaads Of Bacon. which
viii bsnaiy for distribution 10 few diya
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of their destitute. starving fellow Gre atures
UnIes. the monied and business,n e,, of the
country, nearly all Of whom seem 10 nav,
run mad on the subject Of money, can he
brought back to sense of decency, homes.
", patriotism and fair dealing, It will be
strange " we do succeed.
Welearn that the sugar, the sale Of which
was Slapped at Greensboruugh at one DOT
Tar and fifteen cents pound, cost the pres.
ent holder six 10 eight cents Il this an
exceptional csses M. Ii il the general
rule. There are snme honorable exceptions
but they are like angels visits.
Dolly Progress.
FALL IN PRIcgs. --'rhe Ermninsr of Fri.
day says: For several days past the auc.
tipn market has pointe, To fall in CERTAIN
articles. the value OF which are effected by
the facilities OF transportation. YESTERDAY
sugar had fallen fifteen cents from the ouc.
talions Of last week. Bacon also fell thirty
cents and promises to decline 10 one dol.
lar per pound Al least.
This demonstrates he often mno,ed lart
that there are plenty of prnsisons in m,
country, aud decline in prices, likely /,
be psrmsnrni. will bring firth all tina, i
wanted for the Government and the peo-
pie.
The Chattanooga Rebel says. certain W..
men in Atlanta. Ca, aud Salisbury, N. C.
have engaged recent, in Bread Riu,s. II
49,, Ia -. q. all I....Yp $500. Il
wnsld not have done so.
Sir James 0utrsm. 81 Tie Bayard uf In.
lila" the companion 81 .iaseluck, aud in
deed his superior. though he declined the
command, IN the relief uf Lucknsw, died
10 Paris rrcrn,ly.
THE GsnkoA LeoisLarvRs.--A dispatrh
frum MiIlrdgvvllle. dated The IN, say.
that the Hna>e has rejected The measures
further restricting colion planting. anil
adopted the minority resolution. appealing
to The planters TO raise provision, rhi,
aciipn WAS thought 10 be inal.
WisFIELp scorr.-Gen. Scpit's health
is said To be ia,lns him lat. tie II con.
finrd to HI. apsrlmrnts.in the Fifth Avenue
Hnirl. New Yn.k, almost entirely helpless,
aud IL is said that his mind at l,nslh i,
breaking down under the weight Of yesr,.
aud menl.l and bodily iranblc..
Richnoai Wig
CATTLE sYI>0 rnR THE WANT % SAIL.
The Finca.lIr Express az, That 10 rag
county. Va. the c.tlle are arlug b, scsI-.
from not having al, during The past .rar.
One farmrT had Insg inrl, head. another
thirty. aud al cattle owners had sustained
some lvs,. sheep anil hogs are al'u dying
rapidly from the same cause.
REyER,IS0.- The cslumbus Ca TIM.
SAYS -" Cotton aud tobacco took qaitr
tumble Yesterday from their lofty emlnencr.
The lorrner could sCarosly attract bs,sr
al IS cents. while VI The latter. u y"u SAT-
tobacco 20 fellow. ten {. one VOC got
CLIP between your two eyes. Well. NC
expected tumble. but no. quite 50 ,"On'
aud we sIprc, tumble 10 provisions shori
ly. There j. mprs 10 rat ~ the land thaa
many think Tor. aud II Gosernmen, paw
cosld be kept Oh. u w.uId soon come y
light. Stand IRON ander."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

The xxecuiion.-i, you'll hardly have been
ssssdrO hsf snpSapeed !, lest wssl, the, the four
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-27
CHURCHES. MINISTERS. sc.

Prssbvterian-REv. D. HARRISON, PASTOR
Preaching every Sabbath morning at 1O4
o'clock, and in the evening AT O'Clock. Sab
oath School at o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at o'clock;
Methodist Episcopal Church-REv. j.. ). LEM
MON, Preacher in charge. Rev. ]. GRAY, AS
sistant Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
at 10. o'clock il the morning. or Z IN the
evening Sabbath School at o'clock, a IL.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, at
o'clock.
Weleh Indepsndsnt-REv Ii. 4. POWELL,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and in the evening at 6 O'Clock.
Sabbath School at l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week IN
each month.
CaiUintstic ketio1ist-REv. JOIN WILLIAMS,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening st
2aud o'clock. Sabbath School ct L O'Clock,
An Prayer meeting every Friday evening
al o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
81 o'clock.
DiscipEes--REF. II. LLOYD, Pastor--Preach-
Ing every Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock.
Particular BophstS-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor--PTeaching every Sabbath evening at
ao'ciock Sabbath School at at O'Clock, r 81.
Cattoac-Rsv II. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at lot o'clock
aud yespers ct o'clock il the evening.