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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-10


gades composed of four regiments half that pum
ber. - Richmond Examiner.
FARCE or "Rs-ADx1rrNe Arkansas INTO ~,
UEloN." -A'BoGUs GAME Yankees were o.,
ting up story of Arkansas coming back into Il,
Uniou,p g Adiepstch from Washington says:
u, After numerous interviews the Arkansas delso,
ton have been entirely successful in ARRANGING,
programme and procuring authority for the kstos,'
ton of civil government in the State, as premip,,
to its fIlfl restoration to communion with the H.
eraf UIAOn. Directions are to be given to Genes,
Steele to order an election for State officers md
snseess q the Stste Legislature upon terms som.
whist Ainilaf to- those pr0ciithed by General RAM,
in Louisiana. except that in the vote fol- State o
GERS the people will have An opportunity to pro
nonnce IN favor of or against an amendment of III.
Ss4te constitution making Arkansas free State
iue oe,eeates VINO have effected this arrangement
are much gratifed at the result of their sfr
t.. The President has pardoned Mr.. Griffith one n
ttne Arkansas delegation now here who was
member OF the convention which passed the ord.
nance inr the secession Of that State. The deeo,.
sion Wall return to Arkansas this week. to arrano,
TOR calling convention to bring back the State inIo
the Union. Printed forms have been prepared hv
order OF the President to facilitate similar proceed.
ings N other revolted States. = Is
= "A dispatch from Cairo says; ----r--~--.
The State Convention, which assembled on +hs
9th instant had about completed its labours. Thu
greater portion OF the State was represented and no
deliberative body that ever assembled in the Stah
has comprised moro men Of solid worth and intelli
gence than this Convention. An article prohibi.
ting slavery was adopted with but one dissenting
vote. The constitution will be submitted to The
people on the second Monday in March, at which
time the State officers and members Of the Legis,s.
ture will be elected - -: 20 = '-4
The Legislature is to meet on the third Monday in
April The action Of the Convention was universe.
satisfactory to the loyal men. The qualification
Of voter is that prescribed by the President in his
proclamation II is believed that the loyal citizens
win be able to poll twenty thousand woes for the
Consultation The Convention will recommend ,
suitable person for Provisional Governor. Judos
Murphy isspoken of in this connection.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-10

Be A Whole AAN.-We are not sent here IN do
merely some one thing which we can scarcelv ann.
pose that We shall be required to do again. when
croSsing the Styx, we find ourselves in eternity
Wnetner am painter, sculptor, poet, TO-
nance writer, an essayist politician, lawyer.
merchant, natter, tailor, mechanic at fsctory
or loom, it is certainly much for me in this life r.
DO the one thing profess to do as well as fcan-
But when / have done that and that thing alone
nothing more, where is my profit in the life to come
! do not believe that shall be asked to paint pic
lures, carve statues write odes trade at exchange
make hats or coats or manufacture pins and prints
when Lam in the Empyrean.
whether be the grandest genius on earth in
single thing, and that single thing earthly-or the
poor peasant who, behind his pillow, whistles for
want Of thought strongly suspect it will be all
one when pass to the Competitive examination
yonder On the other side Of the grave Raffaelles
occupation may be gone as we'll as plowman's.-
This world is . school for the education. not Of A
faculty, but Of man. just as in the body, if re-
solve to be a rover, and only rover the chances
are that shall have, ind cd strong arms but weak
legs, and be stricken with blindness from the glare
OF the water; so in the mind, il care but for ono
exercise and do not consult the health Of the mind
altogether, may, like George Morland, be won.
oerfal painter OF pigs and pig sites, out in all else
as a human being, below contempt-an ignoramus
and drunkard. 80, Pc -; 50 -
We men are not fragments, We are wholes are
not types Of single qualities realities of mix.
ed, various, countless combinations.
Therefore, say to each man, AS far as you can
partly for excellence in your special mental call
ing, principally for completion of your end in exist
ence strive, while improving your own talent, to
enrich your whole capital as man. 1t is in this
way that you escape from that wretched narrow.
mindedness which rs the characteristic of every one
who cuitivates his specially alone.-Rich Rhig
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-10

The House of Representatives was occupied in Sc.
cret session yesterday with the bill of military
emptons. Not than half of the sections Of the
bill were disposed Of; and the temper Of some mem
bers Of the House is described very savage the
subject Why should not this matter be legslated on
in open session, and be freely exposed to the coun.
sells Of the public 2-Eraminer, Feb. 3d. -....
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-10
Al||orty-G'ar1oIlljla:ljal|. S||tQa6alr1b'
CONTROLLERS REPORT.

RRPORT OF TIE COMPPROLLER OF PUBLIC AZ
COUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YRAR ENDING SEP
STATEMENT ...,.,
kl;bQinq the number Acre. Land calsesos Lasd rllua
Won 16;v Property, TIE sdsrirel fro's sgery gu" ''t
q T.ration IN tho s.r,ral Caunsies Of The Ssass rum
aie returns fecsi1sa prior TO the e,ssT tao fscu
year. SEPTEMBER 80, 1885, and tie oggraas a1soHnt I"
= ISu also the Tlres kr.d by tie Surts Of Pleas d" d
Quarter Sessions for Gu,y, School and other purposes
a foloapa: - - ~.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-10

BURNED 70 DEArH-in Ware county, Ga, on the
night Of the 2Sd ut, negro entered the house Of
lady where there were no males, and violated her
sued BY dogs and caught He was condemned by
jury of citizens to be burned to death, and the sen.
tence was Immediately carried into execution.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-10

INCREASE IN TIE ARMY OF TENNESsEE.-The Dial.
ton Confederate is informed that in the first twenty
days Of last month, Notwithstanding the excessive
severity of the weather. the nett increase of Hardees
corps ives abont nine hundred-one thousand three
hundred and fifty having returned to duty, and four
hundred and fifty having left on thoughts. We
understand that the net increase in Hindmans corps
in the same time was about seven hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11
Mr.. stanton's Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 10 ~

MI. StanLOI,S iJISpatGu0S.
WASHINGTON August 10, 10. 30 T. w.
To M.ior General Dix, New York:
The following report OF the success VI D.. W
onerations at Mobile, extracted from the hlcn
nond Emo Of this morning mas Jus1 oeen
received by this department. from MAJOR Uehe-
= ,;MoBILE, August 8.--Friday night, Lieut.;
ra,an. w Williams, commanding Fort Powell
evacnated and blew up the fort. Yesterday
and oday the enemy are Smelling Fort Games.
The neo, lie Of Mobile are all ready tor the tray
Great confidence prevails. The people are
satisfied with the conduct OF Lleutenants bu-
chanau. Maury, and Burnett, OF the navy.
SECOND DISPATCH. ;,
nMoP11E August Sit is painfully humll-
atiny TO announce the shameful surrender OF
Fort Gains. at half past nine o'clock this
roorniny Nv Colonel Charles Anderson, OF the
olat Alabama regiment. This powerful work
was nroyisioned for six months, and with a
a,rr;son Of six hundred men. He colnmnnl-
c,te1 with the enelny's fleet by flag OF truce,
with the sanction of General Fage. zen.
pace incurred by signal what hlspurpose was,
Inf received no answer. His attention was at
tracted by signal guns. Page repeatedly tele.
graphed Hold on to your tort
1.-THE same night he visited Fort Games anu
fnlnd Anderson on DOarQ Jnc aHkee noo' a
ranging the terms Of capitalization, lie lett
neremptory orders for Anderson on his return
not to surrender thi'ert, and relieved hlm OF
his command. + Morgan slgnal'ed this
morning but no answer was received, except
the hosting Of the Yankee flag over the ram
parts effort Gaines.
Henderson, conduct is officially pronounced
inexplicatble and shameful
Dispatches just received from General She
rdan report his forces moving against 4, the en-.
emy up the Shenandoah. At four T. NJ. they
were skirmishing about ten miles from VIM
chester.
This morning General Grant reported ex,
nlosion Of an ordnance boat yesterday loaded
with ammunition at City Point wharf. NO
details have been received. Colonel Babcoeek,
of General Grant s staff, was slightly wounded
No operations before Atlanta OF consequence
are reported to day. Portions OF otoneman>
command are continuing to arrive, and the
total loss will not exceed one thousand.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
The report that the Secretary of the Treas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11
co A l. O | l..

~xupApHsT AND BEST COAL OIL IN
I THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retall' pr,
CO.. 10 s1J' for aala al COGAN'S,
un04o'''0 No. Is Royal sire at,
vi sre can be had Lamps, Chimnles. W." 3,
VA W, = a1ervthino connected with the trade, ~
a au VARIETY of style, together with general
asely m It Of Gas ana Steam Fixtures Chan
deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &C.. Of all the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting Alterations ar anu wa rranted
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer TO-
SALE NV II u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11

PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAAps
BLOOD PURIFYING:
AND
PURG ATIVE HEn.e
| In PtlIs and Poact7e@s,j
fg,iiE BEST BLOOD pURiFv:N.2 ::ec0:
L as yet known, have been mos: s,.ocassuII,
used for over a quarter Of g century = h29v:,a
and are particularly efficient III shs ere Of al
chronic diseases. No one should G:sosir 81 beilg
cured without first trying them TO familT
should be without them, fJr by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are IN
ported direct to this port by the UNDERSIGNED
and their purity, efficacy and safely can De r.
lied upon with perfect confidence
The following are some Of the diseases Which
have been permanently removed By tEeir use
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption III It's
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
y lockjaw, ruptures. rheumatism,
cra1np cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness
spotted fever, chils and fever, ague oyel
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rhaun, co
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, 5li,
iousness, eruptions OF the SKIN, bowel
complaint, langour, govt, dropsJ
erysipelas, worms, cLollc, piles
diarrhOea, hoarsness, swell
ings bloatings, bloody
and white fux, dys~
entery, costlve~
ness, mea-
sizes, &C.
a1oo ppnF WIN Up MS Pr, Ell II E..
TIC TINCTURE, q sure and cafe cure 10?
acute and chr onic rheumatism, no matter Of
n3 PR lo1s W SS7GiI}B GoUT 2GwD2Es
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction with lac
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS CT row.
DERs, will most surely enre the + Wors' cases
PROF. WUNDRAMS EPILEPT1o "a"
NEEDY, the only safe and reliable remedy
known for the certain cure Of Epileptiec EtS: !,
PROF. WUN DR. A N S TAPEW(OR;Mi
POWDERS will completely carry OF 9hls
troublesome introderr, and also remove all 0'D''
PROF. WUNDRAM'S VEGETI; Snh
STOMA CHAL ELIXIR, an invaluable re-
medy against asthma, billiousness, PAIN IN 1he
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, dlar1hoes'
cramp cholic, summer complaint, heslsche,
sickness, &C. Every family should have Dos'
tie of this Elixir in the house, and every 1rSs,
eller in his valise It can be safely, given "
the smallest children, there being no laudanuD
or other deleterous substance in it. Try YIN ~
PROF. WUNDRAMS TOOTH-AChns
DROPS, give immediate relief, and are nl ,,1
relible than any remedy yet known: che 'E'@'
PROF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA, can
not be too highly recommended to all dlspep,
tics, sick and convalescent, and those suheF'A6
from nervousness. ,,,rv,-, MAO
PROF, w UNDR A NJ S RHEU Mh1+~
HERB TEA, valuable aid IN curing fheei""
tis1n; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remo"J'
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS DIENELT, Denust,
l45 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post oln'S'
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a C a & D
y A n [ E Il S II A
Mr. RCHANT 4 A L. u Il,

NIL ~ Il CH AN L I'LL HS
uAVING taken the stand formerly o 9ccn ecu.
IL pied by W. & A. Murray, NO. -, orth
Fairfax street. is prepared to fill all orders en-
trusted to him, and promises to keep up IL tne
reputation of his predecessors. dec 9-t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-11

The report that the Secretary of the Treas
ury Of the u. S. contemplates putting upon
the market at an early day, six-twenty loan,
the interest to be paid in gold is entirely with"
out foundation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20
Salt not a Necessity Of POod.

DR.. Hoffman. L. ;. A, IN = eonnunie.-
ton from San Diego Barracks, where he !.
nov stationed. 10 the January nsmber Of
the san Francieco Medical Press, says: II
see hat Headland. IN b.. work on the Ae-
ton Of Medicines. saws that salt Is actually
necessary a. an article Of food 70 tbe hu-
nan economy. I an constrained. very
much against ~ vii. to doubt the high an
thoriiy in tbs respect. from the foIo-ing
circumst anee -hile I vas on nv route
across the Plains. in the sumner OF Is49. il
ireqaently 80 hAPPsned that the rild Indi-
ans Of that county visited " IN caDp. On
many occasions. ! my self have offered them
some surplus article Of food left by us a.
Ter our meals. Soups and meals. cooked
IN our usual way and seasoned With s.lt
they would Invariably refuse. after tasting.
saying. 10 their Own language. that Il vas
not good. Of the same Kind Of meats. cook
Cd vithout salt. they would also eat bearti-
y and With gusto Bread. hard bread.
erackcrs. etc. they would also eat Bot
anything Ties couiI tasie sat in. they inva-
rably refused. There can be no mistake
about THE. for have tried them Myself
frequently vhen they looked furiou.ly hun.
gIy-snd they would never partaks Of the
ie,si hing that had salt in sufficient quas-
tiiyio be tasted. Il may BE- nsoe.sary 70
civilized races. from habit or custom BOT
thar g is actually required for health. or
that The omission Of it from food. causes
bad consequences. and vitia,es the blood.
etc. 10. think. erroneous. A mere ath-
ietic. hearty. stout. AMI robust class Of men
cannot b found IN the world. than these
very Indians q whom 7 an writing. -ho
never use this article IN any shape. Masy
Of them are more thar siK FEET high. others
q medium SIRE. and they ~iil endure more
hardship. stand more fstigus. have better
lungs. suffer iess from sickness. i've longer.
OF q general average. than The White rsos.
wbo have al conveniences. nay b. niis-
taken. but ! am q the opinios that salt
= not a necessary requisite % good nat
ural state Of healtb. e. ssch a. farmer.
vho % eat. 70 live should have. Should
thi. matter ever bc thoroughly invsstigs-
ted. tsink ii oil BE- found that The raj
cause Of tbis necessity for salt 10 from eur
unhsaltbssss. In other bands that We sa-.
it i sn srtici. q medicine rather thaa an
article % food
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20
VOLUME 81, NO. 81,
b n = v ITIE 8 .

A romantic Young man says thsts no
mans heart is Ike the moon. IL change.
continually. bot .l-.y. has . man an is.
An Irish witness in q court Of justice. be-
ing ssked What Kind Of e.r~nark,- The
hog IN question had. replied; " He had no
particular ear marks. exesPs very short
tail
Get good sense and you win aot repine
At the want Of good luck.
j You can stop clock AZ any moment.
but YOU Canoos stop q watch. The sane
remark. my brethren. applies to the stop
ing the talk Of man and Of a woman He
y great. coarse. ugly machine. but you
can silence bim- She Is beautiful. fragile
le~vled thing-but she will run on uuiil she
stops herself
A western vag remarks that be has seen
a couple Of sisters who hAdt be told every
thing together. for they we're 50 much alike
that they eoaldn't be told apart
There are women who. without the gift
Of genius. hll our vase with vine and roses
TO the brim. 90 that the vine runs over and
-,
=, - =. - 'O''en'e' amer
'.eF neAo'
., - - = -'''' .DO0AeN 0u'' .ns!
A''o ny 70 se' ior-
II brooks are. as the poets call them. The
most ioyeous things IN Nature. what are
they always e narIauring aboat?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

ASEfF EDrcArED MICRO. Tie Presby-
terrain gives ~ Interesting sceornt of a
negro na-ltl George. nowa private in The
ir Tennessee Light artillery While a
slave on southern planiion be vas the
playmate of BE masters chiidren. snd by
close application b. learned tbs letters Of
the slrhabet. some time ahr-ards he
i'uni an Old spelling book. snd studied ii
secretiy. remembering the order of re let
ter. until b. -as able % rrsd "A long and
tedious process. 81 thca usei % resd
books. % ore susperting hin FINALLY
4" yoanr uisstcr studie1 LATIN and Grcek.
and George found Latin grammar. and
aitsruards . Greek grammar both Of Which
b. labori0usy sfudi-d. He sas tbsn put IN
charge Of . distilcry. under ns- master
-hose family had an IRISH tstor. Thc
iaasr b. paid 18th vbiskey for private IN
sruciions. thc lessons ceas.ng only from
tbe increasiug love of The liqoor oyercou-
iag the teachers sttfus IN the family. lie
. nov. by The fortune ofwar. q free usn.
md IN The service oiAis country. q. ssssed
shove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Young men. are. ia general. hitie a~are
ho- much their rcpstation i affected in ibe
public yiev by fbe eomPany they keep.
The character of their associates is soon re-
rsrded a. their own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
cLO4H1,o BrnnAr. Q. ~ CENTRAL. oyr-ar, /
A RNfY Observation-Disclosures


viii be- received II the respective Oees Of Array Coiiny
and kqupsge In New ora City and PhiAds pb4 anti IL
O'Clock m WEDNESDAY. the 2ls inst for funi5t.ng by
contae at the depot Of Army Clothing and E9upge ehe
city. ~ the op.iun Of the contractor.
2OO, 90 ARMY BLANKETS Wool Gray. with the
letters u. ). b-cG four nche long the center, 70 be
seven feet long and I've feet SIX inches uae Eve
pounds eech.
Proposals viii be received for TIE delivery q Blankets ~
either American English bat mast be- III respects equal
70 the Army standard At the getye degols where ey
TO be dniivtred
Bidder viii tho number tary wish 20 furnish. how
soon they commence, aud the number they deliver
monthly
Proposals. mus, b. accompanied ~ proper guarantee sg,ed
by ~ aast two responsible rrS setting forth that
tact sswarded 10 the party zskue the bid, at he they
what execute the couJc and give bonds oI tie proper
iuhinsnt Of the same
The night reserved by tie United States to ec any part
OF the whole OF the bid, may be dgeaed FOR tia beees o.
the service
Proposals should be Ind Hse6 Proposals. TX fani.bis
Blankets and those New York should De- addressed to
bns General d. IL. NINIOS. Dep Z. III. General, New
Ios city and those fr PHlLeptia shoud BE- addressed %
Colonel HERMAN blG1S, q ID. DepsrI2snt- fbiialeI'
phiA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
CORPORATION Notices.

PROPOSALS for S5O0,0O1i VOLUNTEER
4 SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS a9.iI.-
Sealed Pc posl VII he received ~ TIL Coz ptfo. Office
an 81 WEDNESDAY the 2lat day OF Decemb-r a, (,
ocIock p WLel the same ~" 1r p4uAt opened fF L.r
Vushasr Of Ae wAoe any P Of ae su :. Rive Hundred
fhogsssd D..I- I. .l.e '..is:i -, den Family hi
'"" .ona. 70. sutnoriEed b. odi s1ee Of &c C0r
The state Of .,rW.i ora. paced March .. lo,i
The said nd. VII interest At iac e ~ 'ir pr cont
per arrul piyib annually a." hrc d1y Of y - AID
November e. each ycs and the principal VII b. Tclce
Nov l. 1878.
re proposa. " NJ ,aie the amount Of bond. desired and
TIE puse pr ofo huuifrd dollar thereof and the pffa'
vi ose propo.als re Cccclf1 v thsvupou D. ~
deposit iih q iambcfsu of tlr CO a. thu brosdwaJ
Bn,sl N. : IVA dtd io tAsi4 grspcci.s' y.
On rTctonrT 20 the Comptroller lie Ietcs ~ ne hiin
b. fo -uch d-Yos. tie pscs vii b. "r'!rd 70 Fee We
ds for equsi sisul's ~ ptf value thereof beaini 10
trrc-t from The dates ~ payments 49,.
Zach rop 5sion should Ne sealed and nt5fs- ffGpotl
for Nranaer sodiert FsIniy AID Fund Bonds No " end
.nccsei IA trnd nv"op- addf".s"d TO IT, pnf OH
qhrrfht l. Tyea 10 reject any OF AZ o. IDS ues 's
linton, al. 10. lie lofulfafloiI require lf.
MATTHEW D. HRENSAN ComptfoIor.
CITY Of HrwYork DcpI;ucut u Finance. Con pfo Ter
Oicr. Nov 20 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
ilrIioiors Noiitcs.

Amity.st. Baptist Church. ne Ecy, WLLlAM
WILLIAMS, ID Psstor-tEt 5.1bAttl s.tsicr 81 ~.
Church VIII D. held rsnry ~ aiter AZ - Rooms 81 ne
Eea York No1ng M-f DtIi.siru As.o-ti"'5 hiofl inner
Egding Of Fihsye. aao I"eHiy%con IT, at lV-
.. m. AID p.
Afternoon Preaching, Afternoon Prenehina.-
T.nss. . H.. Mission, No lt1 AID 10 barEsi bri Mtrn
4 r..l.vich aud Nssliastna-sis. ir'ecEmc SUNDAY
AFTERNOONS. ct Oc.oc-. Ssrdsy cool II H. Ia and
~ D. o.. Preaching TOMORROW, al > O'CLOCK, ~
STEPHEN MERRITT, u.
"Auaels-Who they sre md WIS. they are Doinr =
y,iu h. lie subject Of toe Rcv C. G. OOSs'S SUNDAY
IVENlEG Lecture in the ChurcL, Grsrdt one block cast
Of Broiivay. a. y O'Clock
Ar American's Amen so the Word OF Goodwin
smiti,-Rey HENRY BLANCHARD WI, repeat lis lee
4uf. on this subject, unless tire weather shan be ~ onen n
the Church oil the Iesoren eoinst a"hoe pace s1 Oh
81. Brooklyn, on SUNDAY ENENlNo.
Andrew jackson Dnvia viii 'r.ss q podworih Hall
10 300 Broadway before the Socc'y OF NE nenos o. 70
Eress SUNDAY MORNING aud EYENlNO ~ ~ ana %
The funeral services OF Mira Liza "faInAsm WIN ..e place
st2
Bleecker-st. Univcr-n,ist Church coz O. DP"'in1
al Z Rev A.. G. THOMAS Of DielLt0wn, " - WI,
supply th3 desk TOMORROW Services % iut a "a 1hi
"a p Ladies far will be- held 81 the Lecture Room o.
the Church coumenc.ng TUESDAY 2Oth ms, 'no con
.tsung four days, isos to 10 ocloe. p Ia each dey
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rt-WGrorns' Noiiec.

97IrE % HYN-YoRx.
FcRT-WAnDg,; on ics, nc. l'4 WaN-s'.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
u section OF the fct paved Api a. -, riil-ea VI
Aet 70 nnOgsnl<e ts sgtea Oise or tho Jott OF Now
York." al prssons ia'glst,rd M or bC-Hc enlarge o.
Sabiect uH,tcr Of saeh Inquiry exaiuauon o. sV"' as
following vessels rucfr c%sni.il % tAe y
Wzrdens aud that the aid Surveys essD,naon- W" o."
competed within sen days next saoeeGin. vis notice o."
board sid vessels:
s'eetsnsip non,e1qra aa; y
Bng Gcorse Ans; Got OF twenty elslh IT. r. y
Big Hattie =. " hes'sf. luongsoHes
MINTbOHSk TOMPklNs, FIfscent.
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schT Houpicu Belle, Hetch. Bangor 10 dayt' lumber
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