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tween the two ships. The firing became gen
eral from both vessels at the distance Of q
little under q mile, and Was we'll sustained On
both sides, Mr. Lancaeter'e impression being
that at no time during the action were they
less than quarter Of mile from each other.
Seven complete circles were made in the Pc
Rod over which the fight lasted: 1t was estf-
mated on board the Deerhound that the Ala
bnma fired in all abont one hundred and fifty
rounds, some single guns, and some In broad
sides OF thre or four. and the Kearsarge
about one hundred, the majority Of which
were fleven-inch shells. The Alabama's
were principally Blakeley's pivot guns. In
the early part Of the action the relative firing
Vas about three from the Alabama to one
from the KearBarge, but as it progressed the
latter gained the advantage, having apparent
y much greater power Of steam. She ap-
peared to have an advantage over the Ala
bama Of about three knots an hour, and steam
was seen rushing ont Of her blow-pfpe al
through the action. while the Alabama seem-
ed to hare very little et.am on =
At length the A1abama's rudder wns dis
abled BY one Of her opponents heavy shells,
and they hoIsted sails; butft was soon re-
ported 10 Captain semmes BY one Of his Off
bravery the guns were kept ported ttll the
npzzles were actually under water, and the
last shot from the doomed ship was fired as
she was settling down. When her stern was
completely under water Captain Semme5
gave orders for the men to save themselves as
best they, could, md every one jumped into
the Sea and swam to the boats which had put
off to their rescue Those OF them who were
wounded were ordered by Captain semmes
to be placed in the Alabama's boats and
taken on board the Kearsarge, which was, as
far as possible, obeyed. e
Captain semmes and those above-men.
toned were saved in the Deerhound's boats;
and when it was ascertained that the water
Was clehr Of every one that had life left, and
that no more help could be rendered, the
yacht steamed away for Cowes, and thence
to;tbis'po1t~ I
The ktarrarge, it is known, has for some
time past been In pursuit Of the Alabama.
which vessel Capt NinsloW was determined
to follow everywhere till he overlook his en-
emy. Very recently she chased and came up
with one OF the vessels Of the Chinese expe-
dictionary force returning to England, and
ran slongside with her guns pointed aud crew
at quarters before she could be convinced OF
her mietaIe, for the e1peditionary vessel WAS
very much like the celebrated Confederate
cruiser. The Kearsarge was then described
as likely to prove formidable oTermatch for
the Alabama, having higher steam power and
rate ofspeed, crew s'nearly double" that
under Capt semmes, and. unlike her sister
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SALES OF REAL EsTATI.-J. @. MEG uire &
Go. sod yesterday afternoon the following
Part Of lot S, Square Ala, on Ninth street, be.
tween g and H streets south, to Thomas A.
Mitchell. for o. cents. Lots IS and IS, in
Square 800, q street south, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, to Alfred Hall, for SIX cents.
Lots 70 and "a, same front, Thos. A. Mitchell,
for cents. Lots IS and %, same front, to J.
Hepburn, for cents. Lot 2, IN Square 90,
corner OF North S street and Henty first
street west, to Thomas Varnell, at 26X cents.
Lots 4, S and 6, same square, TO same pur-
chaser, at IL cents. . 80. >
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, Georgetown,
yesterday afternoon disposed Of the following
property: House and lot, corner OF West and
6ongrsss streets, two.story brick. to T. A. Car:
roll, at S5,7lO. Three lots, fronting on West
street rust west Of the house referred 10, 'front.'
ing thirty feet each. to Riley A. Shinn, at 1850
per frontfoo Lot next adjoining those three,
on the west to Q; B: Jewell, At $50 per front
foot. Lot next adjoining, on the west TO S. b.
Brown, at SSo per front foot. Lot fronting on
the west side OF Congress- street, north Of the
house, 70 Joseph Lib6ey. At &3l per front foot.
Lot next adjoining that, on the north, 10 Il. B.
Barrett, at 500 per front foot. Lot and house
on High street. Just north OF West, 6fty feet
Ggut, sold 70 Oafharine Staub, Tor s2,6on Lot
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HEADS THAT REBEL
against the rules of Taste Beauty in their color
in the loss of all their color may be changed in
q few moments to any
Beautiful Shade,
by single application of
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR DYE.
The rspidity Of operation, perfect safety, per-
manent healthful effect and the exceeding depth
and richness Of the hues it imparts, distinguish
this preparation from all other Dyes in use in this
country or in Europe.
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PRIsERvAT1vE,
q valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and pro-
noting the growth and perfect health of the hair,
and of itself, when used alone-a safeguard that
protects the 6bers from decay under all circum-
stances and under all Chimes Manufactured by
J. Cristadoro,- No. Astor House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
ers NH 81 d& weolm
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q. J. WILKINS. ESQ. has been appointed Agent
of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice L. Q. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 18th Of March. Mr.. Will
kins has been connected with the Office, at the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly con.
versant with the business of the route in all its
departments. ALI lpplications for information,
tickets. &C., must be addressed to E. j. wilkins,
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and
Pennsylysnia avenue. ED. 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent,
ans Great Psnnsylyania Route.
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THE FREr.-Beauty of carriage is mostly Deepen.
is impossible to move in a graceful manner if the
great support of the whole frame be in diso :.
Corns, Bunions. Ingrowing Nails, or other disor
ders to which the feet are liable To all afflicted
Office. No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~
and 9Th streets ~ .. az Rp6-f
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LOST AND. FOUND.

os nolat FRhk,F REWA a black and tan
Viii Se se as tyne 70 SsiA
fsRSSRR Fl a. s 45
to come forward, prove pr9pepty and take them
as spa . A isth Il b D4p n and N.
EEoRsE, IS hands high, three years old, marked ).
P3i I'll ss syss i
OST-On the 26th instant, either at the Center
foNs or sT on 9Th q ~ streets THREE
Rs!s. SSa RSSH
a ZEE Ii W CERTIFY THAT JOSEPH HITCH
ess legs and sho ods ali s around md
ARS as ds s Of sid
of 9TH street west and Boundary street, and prove
gss charges a 3ds tifi hn
CANE no THE sTBsCRIBER, about ten days
find fs sp Ct Us PF0y 5hAs the
!STRAYED..About two weeks ago, a small white
a. syuFsb der to the Exchange Hos E
S1O R i've H6RsE stolen OF the IN
gwen Tor any lett at t the simpson,
House. corner 10th street and Pa. av. ap 25-lwF
. Sfn ~ste Cow M9P % s
Calf, The owner is requested to prove property,
JOHN CASEY sst KsT 1sr ssS ss1ssi.
EOLND-On Monday the 18th Instant a POCKET
which f o%ner some bv monsy and
proving property and paying for this advertise.
A TTENTI9N.-As small black Stallion. Saddle
"a and r Bride was hired Yesterday evening to
the city. and has not been returned since He was
dressed in suit Sf dark clothes and his left
snd h and side Ssse.s
at ths of I'd and 'sfst s9fth XbaSs
HKdERNs pr phd Gs,Fay On ths 2t gray
on the back. The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property pay chsEses ap Mn take him
s,,t. No 81 Faystte, sssys s. sslfSt
te M sSsps
gsd S nth esn ha h
mons, on the new road, about quarter of mile
fr sPss essrsst0rn. PHILIP HARMON
STRAYED.-A HORSE, dark bay, belonging to
branded :. q. So on shoulder and nil bridled and
n The person f4et xSns
nation which will lead to his recovery, will be
rewarded, at Headquarters Army, corner 18th and
SITS. ap 25-1E-
W1OO REWARD.-Were lost or stolen, ON or
&lVU about the 14th Of April instant, SIX
lI9l, 1872 1893 1884, and each for $500. The bonds
were made payable to W. s. Huntington, cashier
above reward will be paid upon delivery of the
bonds to " B. WEBB, Sup't of Police. ap 23-6t
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WASHINGTON D. c., April Is. 1854.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April IS, 1854.
Leonard Gr0rer, ESQ:
Dear Sir-The undersi gned, committee of ar
on the late Ter Centenary Celebra
ton of Shakespeare, given by the Washington Lit
erary and Dramatic Association at the Washing
ton Theater, have the honor to inform you, that
as token Of esteem and appreciation of your
on that occasion, the Association, as q
body, will attend your Theater on Wednesday
evening next, to witness the representation of
Hamlet. Very truly, yours, II. l. HosMER,
1t and others Of the Committee,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BASE BALLS.
A large assortment of Base Balls Bats, &C., jul
received and for sale by
II. CLAY STIER & RRo.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
ap H2tt AIS 7th 81. OPP Gen. P. 0.
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RpowN,s RRoscH1AL TRooHRs

Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHRs.
These Lozenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Afec-
tions, Asthma, tHoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
80 Public Fpedkas and Votaists
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having q peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. NH 29-d&wtf
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on the northwest corner Of Prospect and Fred.
erick streets, fronting seyenty.three feet on
Prospect street, sold to Edward Lynch, at SOL
per front foot.
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APT

AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs-newa ndre BILE tire atment-
in Reports of the Howard Association.Sent by
mail IN sealed ssttsF enysloPes free OF charge.
cation, No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia
De-
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE. & CO., Auctionsers.
SEVENTH STREET PROPERTY At AUC.

CHAECERY SALE OF vALpABLI pnoPERTx;
BY Virtue Of decree Of the late Circuit Court OF
the District OF Columbias sitting. ss Court Of
lsuity, dated on the, 10Th day Of Novsmbes, 1 il
Court between Chritophsr GTs@nsr ane a Will
B. Todd, trustees OF the late Got1sin y Grsnmsr
and others ~: md ofhsrs
the truce Nh SSli q pasmi So1
April, At half past Eve o'clock. on the RreIisss,
rantina feet on seventh street, BY IOofeet des1.
with the priyiIese Of an outlet 70 an aiey 80 tess
vide. Ii viii be offered, If desired, in sepexeee
portions, s.eh hayins front Of i .,, fsst Thi.
store, and is now occupied Is . Livery stable Of
The terms Of sale are: One third cash; the ~.
ance to be paid in equal instalinents. An ~ ~
twelve months from the day Of sale, the ~.
ments thereof to be secured By the notes q Sns
purchaser and said notes to be securso ~ %
trust on the said property. y
. III the terms Of sale not CON pleo with IN 1yS
DAYS from the day sale. the Trustees tAe
right to resell ct the RISK ahotsAbsnse OF tns soI
Az conyeyancins and stamps at the .sxDsnss q
'n' 'as'n''s'' S on s Sa 4oSS rru,ssss.
pn-d g, Mc0uIRI& 90, Aue9.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.-Yesterday,
battery with intent to kill, R. b. Harrison, by
shooting at him, and acquitted, the defense
proving that the act was committed while the
prisoner was temporarily insane from the ef-
fects of liquor.
The petit jury were discharged until Mon.
daH.next.
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DIED

On Sunday. oath instant. after q painful illness,
which he bore with fortitude, CHAS. L. BOAR
MAN. Jr,, lyoupgest son Of Cherries L. and Mary z.
BosyUan, IN the 9th rear OF his age. 1sra
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JEwELRY! JEwELRYl yEwELRY!
Only One DolldTi
At the Dollar Store 43S Penn. avenue, near A.
street. ap 6-2ts
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PERSONAL.

A LADY OF REFINEMENT DESTROYS Of making
n the Tour Of Europe, would like to make ar
for companionship. Address, with all PARTICULARS,
MADAME ANSEL, Washington, D. O., r. ..
ap % st r--'.'
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers

Ply J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE OF A LADY HECLINING HOUSE
KEEPING AT PUBLIC SALE
On MONDAY MORNING, May 2, commencing at
10 O'Clock, we shall sell, at No 374, 10th street
between and small lot of good Househ old
Walnut Hair Cloth Sofa, Walnut Hat Tree
Cane Seat Rookie RS snd other Chairs,
Mahogany Sidsboard, Extensio3 nsaM,ng Table,
Bureaus. Washstand and Oh"n per IaoSs,
Brussels Parlor and tt rec ply Der carpets,
Feather Beds BoIsGers and Pillows,
Hair and HusK Mattresses,
China e lass and Crockeryware, Girandoles,
Window Curtains and Shades,
apN d T. &. MCGUIRE & 90, Aucts.
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RY J. C. MoGU IRE CO., Auotioneefs.
tL1pGE AND WELL FINISHED DWELLING
HOUSE ON & STREET NORTH, lBHTWEEN
TWRMTf.IIRsST yAHRp; TWnNTF- SECOND

STREETS WEsT. AYE PURLIC Sale
on the premises, We shall sell. part Of Lot l5s in
SQUARE Nc, 80. fonting g feet onG street north:
VEST, and running back l3s feet 81, inches toseth-
er With ,he impTpysWents. eonsi9ttnf Of Msn.
Houss, With two story Brick Bnildin9, with MAJ
Die Mantsls. water and Gas, and nnished IN the
most superior manner GthEouShouti cellars enoer
the Whole buildinG.
4 Immediate poseesNon VIII be eiyen..
ana twelve months, Will iaserest. secured 81 deed
s. SSs house L ven furnisbed, which may be taken
g =. s s raise9'e1 10. MCGUIRE q 90, Aiea.
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BOARDING..

ID with first-clas board. can be had by applying
at ISL 18th street. between Il and h. apY-2t'
ARDING-Georg etown-A few gentlemen, or
ID gentlemen with their wives, may secure pleas
ant rooms and good board from the LIST of May.
The house is DELIGHTFULLY."- located, No; 2l2 Bridge
commands a view of Arlington and OF the Poto-
mac. IA t-...r.F ap n st
GENERAL GENTLEMEN can obtain board in a
- private family in GeOr getown. References re-
quired. Address Box 90 Georgetown Post Office.
EOR RENT. WITH BOARD. large and excel
ieny located fSnt END and sass
and to those who especially desire comfort this op
prices are as moderate as the times caa possibly
permit. A few table boarders taken. Apply at
395 18th street, between g and H. ap 262t+
"A FEW GENTBEL PERSONS Can be accommo.
"A dated with Board and Rooms, or rooms alone
in private family. Inquire at No. 499 10th st.
between Pa. avenue and G. ap 22-6t''
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PAVING AND DRAINING THE STREETS, &c.-
The following bill was introduced by Senator
Hale yesterday Immediately after the pas
sage Of this act the President shall cause to be
detailed an engineer officer, or shall employ
competent civil engineer, who shall be charged
with making contracts for all draining and
paving ordered by the corporation, in confor-
nifty with this act, and of supervising and di-
recting the execution Of the same; and the said
officer shall have power to select such objects
ct improvement and the mode and manner of
construction, as to him shall appear proper
and expedient, and lay the same before the
corporate authorities, with an estimate of their
expense; and the said corporation shall, there
upon, take measures for levying a tax on the
property bordering the said improvements suf-
fcient to detray the expense thereof: Provided,
where any such improvement, either of paving
or draining, shall pass through or along any
avenue Of the city, or through or along any
public reservation or public space, the Gov.
eminent shall pay due proportion of the ex-
pense thereof, and the Commissioner of Public
Buildings shall estimate the sum required
therefor, to be appropriated by Congress.
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N HOWELL, AT MISS sANFoRD's, No. {
Vi, Market Space, has just received lot Of Pune4
spencer in Wash Lace. Lace Under Sleeves Hes
Chenille Heed Dresses. Z, ~ - . sp"Ss
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MAY BALLs.-That popular teacher of the
art Terpsichorean, Prof. MariIl, announces
May Sd, at Odd Fellows Hall. He is making
great preparations for the event. and it will no
doubt be superb affair.
Prof. Kres, another excellent teacher of the
graceful art, gives his May Ball at the same
place on the 10th Of May, and it will also prove
a great success, undoubtedly.
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RYJ. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. :.

FRAME HOUSE AND LeT ON Az srREET BE.
TWEEN SOUTH d AND n STREETS
O'Clock on tie premises, We shah self parts 81 Lots
and 8, In Square SIS fronting "a fest, on ~ street
12e feet to On alley with tn i'm prove ments con.
sitting of D story Frame Dwelling House. con.
tanning six rooms, with cellar, under rent at 80
per month.
Terms TWO thirds in cash, the remainder in six
months with interest, secured by deed of trust
Conyeyancss at the expense of the purchaser.
9 an sd J. g. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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RY J. c. MoG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FORTY BUILDING LOTS ATTHE,ooRNRR OF
L STREET NORTH AND EIBST STREET
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April %, at half
past o 'clock, on the premises We shall sell Forty
First street west rontins respectively street,
First street feet In the rear OF street.
Terms cash, and sale peremptory.sr
Conveyances 1t the cost Of the purchasers.
A cash payment Of $40 will be, required at the
~. 1875 = J. c. MCGUIRE & co., Ancts
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
- TOWN, D C.-Persons who would wish to pur-
chase stock Of the Corporation of Georgetown. D.
can obtain some on .appiiestion to WILLIAM
LAIRD, ESD CLERK of the Corporation. .r, !.
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QYJ. O. McGU IRE& co. Auetioneers,
r.pIv ppapppnv Am MIN aryn,, 60

RYJ. O. McGUIRE& CO. Auetioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SIXTH ST
WHARF AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th. at 6
IA, Is. Is II, Is, -and 10. in Square numbered 5N2,
fronting lsS feet on Sixth street wet and feet
square threest Brick Hotel building, with some
sixteen good rooms, with large Pariors, Bar room
TALLY surrounded with asub,tantia1sto wall. and
are tastefully laid out with chsice grapes, fruits
and flowers, especially with view to 8 summer re-
sort - f-'
The proximity ofthis handsome property to the
the Government works. Arsenal, &c, commanding
as it does, splendid view of the Potomac river,
resort, and to this end the property will be sold
tire ~ %
Early pc ssession will be given.
Terms: One. third cash; the remainder in six and
twel We months wit interest, secured by deed of
trust on the property.
apg7-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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RY WIN. B. LEWIS Il CO.. Auctionsers.

II W u0. D. " y
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE
MATTER.
By order of the Post ONCE Department We shall
sell By Catalogue on MONDAY May 2, 1854, at our
cling 81 10 o'clock, and to be continued daily until
the Catalogue Is closed, embracing some thousand
lots of every variety of goods accumulated In the
Dead Letter Office since 1850, -=---'.
The lots consist Of ~ -. s.-
Some very valuable Gold and Silver Watches,
Chains, and Jewelry OF all kinds, .'r
Books, Clothing, Instruments, &C., DO.
In fact, samples and goods of every description.
More particularly described in the Catalogue.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Catalogues can be had on application to the AUG
uoneers after the 18th instant.
ap2l-lOt VIM b. LEWIS d CO.. Auets.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneerss .

VERY VAIUABLE LOTS ON SEVENTH STRyET
81 BETWEEN SOUTH d AND j STREETS.
On WEDNESDAY .AFTERN OON, May Alta, at 5
a. g, and 81. in ub-division of Square No, As
Lots Nos. "a, S. and 81 front each "a feet on Seventh
back "a feet to 10 foot alley Lot No g. fronts on
Eighth street west, between and e streets south,
and runs back same depth to same alley
These are among the most desirable lots on the
Island ''-h '. "
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in siv
and twelve months with interest, secur cd BY deed
ap.1 q 4 - l' yiC. MCGUIRE & CO ,Aucts.
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DYW. L. WALL & CO.. .Auctionesrs.

RYW L. WALL & CO., Auctionesrs.
Brsndies, Scbeidam Holland Gin, Royal Port Wins.
Bourbon and Nectar Whiskey, Clsrets, 90" =;
be sold By their order at Public Sale, on WEDNES-
DAY. 18th May, ct 1go'clock. The same may b
examined at their sales room, No. 1893, Peunsyl.
yania avenue, second floor.
ap.25 VIM. L.. WALL q CO., Adct0s
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Ply G. r. L. CROWN l. CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION AND A
= = RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
We will sell on tn RSDAY EVENING, April
18th. at clock, the premises, being part of
Lot No q, in Square No. 534 This lot is improved
by two well built frame houses, two stories each
alley being IS feet wide between ~ and Sd Streets
Island. Said lot has depth Of 80 feet to small
Terms o. sale are: One. half cash; the balance in
and J. months, for notes secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveyancins and
stamps at the cost of the purchasers.
ap 36-3tr 81, C. X. l.. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
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THE BALTIMORE ANNUAL CouPRRpHcR Of
the African M. e. Church, which has baen in
session In this city for the last ten DAYS. ad-
Journed this morning to meet in Baltimore next
April. The following are the appointments:
washington City-lsrael Church. I. RV
Thomas; Union Bethel, g. T. Watkins: =. street
Chapel, ]. Nicholson.
Georgetown, d. C.-John J. Herbert.
Alexandria, VAN. f. Sluby.
Observation-Disclosures city-Bethel Church,
81. Hamnonds Ebenezer Church, r. Damp.
belli waters Chapel, James ID. s. Hall; Union
Bethel, ID. w. Moore; Frederick city, B. T. Tan
land, X. Hall Hancock, D: Draper; Wash
1ngton county, s. Wilmore; Ellicott's Mills, d.
Ridout; Annapolis, J. F. Lane; Long Green,
r. F. Wayman Port Deposit, S. p. Byard;
Havre-de Grace, VIM. H. Hopkins; Elkton, to
be supplied; Easton, G.. NJ. Whiting.
Pepnsyl g. E. BOYER; Hol.
lidaysburg, N. H. Turpin; Ohambersburg, J.
K Henry; Harrisburg, Joseph Nelson.
Wilmington, II. j. Rhodes;
smyrna, 6. Waters; Camden, W. II. Williams;
Frederick, to be supplied Lewistown, Isaac
j. Plndell; Laurel, to be supplied.
Virginia-Norfolk Station, John M Brown;
cult, James Tynes; Portsmouth Circuit J. F.
Scissor
South Carolina Mission.-James LYNCH
Florida Mission.-G. Greedy
Chaplains United States Army, H. NJ Tur-
ner and w. H. Hunter. ID. SIXTH transferred
to OHIO Conference. F. J. Peck, transferred to
New York. -
The Gensral Conference will meet in Phila
delphia next Monday. The delegates will
leave Baltimore on Saturday morning for the
Conference.