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LATER.

-Four o'clock P. M,7-Csptain Conger's par.
" have just returned, and report that they
caught the leader Of the raiders at Starbridge
and secured 100000 iu addition to the $50, ).
600, reported this morning, The Canadian
authorities are still after the villains, and
there is a good prospect of the capture of the
whole gang, 4ls
The GovGeneral of Canadl has telegraph
ed that be viii respond TO rquisition from
the United States Government for the surren-
der Of the robbers already arrested, and such
as may be hereafter arrested.
The st. Albans bank lost $75, 900, the
Eranklin county Bank Ss5, 700, aud the First
National Bank $54, 900. 80 - f.--s
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tie manner in which Dukes, Lords, Empsrors
Iravel-ia Europe hs will see from this whittier
we are drifting
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laasrriIa sIurdors Nsar Waahlnrlan.


NEw YoRE, October 20,-ThA Commercial 8
WashipgLon special has the following:
.WAsHE0ToS, October 20.--The guerrillas
OF Mosbys gang are becoming bold ia their
depredations, and guided by accession resi-.
dents Of the country who embrace every op.
portnniiy to act the part Of spies and inform
ers, frequently raid some distance into the
Union lines
9 On Wednesday morning at o'clock, par
ty OF four Of Mosby's men approached the
house Of Mr.. Reed, one hundred yards from
Falls Church hospital, AID seven miles from
Washington, and surrounded Mr.. Reed and
two out Of dVe Of his negroes, who were aid.
ipg himtoguArd property One Of the ne.
groes was shot dead. The gsug then carried
Mr. Reed aud The two negroes out TO tho
woods, where they shot aud killed Mr., Reed
and severely wounded a negro. They then
afU. q
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sToOK OF CLOTHING
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OF valuable Real Estate in and near FarmersyilIs.
Ohio
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DIED

On the morning Of the 10Th instant, of the mea-
Catharine D0oley. aged months and IL days
The funeral will take place Sunday evening. at
2H o'clock, from the residence of the parents No.
40 Ohio avenue, between 1872 al 18th SITS. The
friends of the family are invited to attend
On the evening of the 10Th instant, MARGARET
daughter of Philip and Virginia Seybould aged s
months.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from 265 New York avenue
on Sunday morning, the 18th inst, at lU clock :"
On the llth inst, ANNIE, youngest daughter of
John q. and Anne Stafford, aged months, week
and days. .T...
Our Annie has gone to the land where the weary
reBose,
To the mild genial climate where no winter wind
Her bark has been waited in peace to that shore
Where lfe's chilling tempest will reach it no
The friends of the family are. respectfully re-
day. at 8 o'clock. from the residence of her pa
tice.
On the 9Th inst, Mrs. BARBERY RAUH, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon
at clock from her late residence Georgia =,
between i tn and 18th SITS east Je I3-2ts
At3o'clock this morning, of confinement Bird
GET MADIGAN, wife Of John Madigan, aged "a
years.
The friends and sequaintances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral Sun
day at 81 o'clock, from her residence, 3O2 4th
street, between and Fl. je l02t"
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
MAYORS OPPIGE,

TIE WAsHINGroN. June 10, 1857
i hereby pu biish and MAKE known that Lh'
Commisstonerslw who held the Election on Mon
day. the 6th instant, have rptnrurd To ma the
names of the following gentlemen as having
been elected members pt the Board OF Alder.
men and Board of Common Council and As.
ses sOrs: : 5....-.-.s- q.
First Ward Alderman. Jno. B: Tnrton: Com
mon Cornell, James Kelley, n: U Wilson,
John A. Rherm; Assessor, Thos II. Donohue
Seeond WardLAiderman. J. Russell Barr;
Common Council, Samuel W. Owen, William
PETIT bone. Samuel A. Peugh. .r.a
Third Ward.-:A1dermap. Joseph F. Brown;
Common Council, N. ID. La-ner. T. A. Stevens,
=Jsmes Skirvine; Assessor, Vim r. Downing
Fourth Ward-Alderman, John p. Pepper;
Common CounciI, Ashury Lloyd, William W.
Moore, Elijah Edmonston.
Fifth Ward Alderman, Ohas. 1. Garfield;
Common Council, VIM p. Ferguson. James b.
Davis. j. b. Ward: Assessor, Il. F. DYER.
Sirth Word.-Alderman, Dnuald McOathran;
Common Council Bennett Swain, Thomas B.
Marche, George r. Ruff.
Serenh Wnrd.-Alderman, Crosby S. Noyes;
Common Council, W. T. Walker, John G..
Dudley, George Wright; Assessor, John H
Bird.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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BROWNE BRONCHIAL TRocHKs
These Lozenges are prepared from a highly
esteemed recipe for allevisting Bronchial Affec-
lions, Asthms. Hoarseness, Coughs. Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Pubic Speakers and Voeniisfs
Will find them beneficial I. clearing the voice
before esking singing, and reevi the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having peculiar adaptation to affections 1hich
disturb the organs of speech NH 29-d&wtf
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sPERAAfoRRHGA CAN Blk CURKD-Dr Rand's Spe-
cite cures Spern,atoyrhaa, Seminal Wsaksass, I'm
ff s ss LOS q HS,9s,. &C. 'psadiy AID ssaag
viii convince the most skeptical Of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold by ,. Q: Ford. corner 18th
Cool. AIeXandriA. ie6-lY
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BOARDING..
~ r A NO S!
''e' PIANosi PIANOS, pIANost WN0

The largest assortment Of the best makers in
our country always Oh hand. Greatest variety to
select from Easiest terms. Largest AMOUNT Al
lowed for Old Pianos in part payment FOR New
Great srsains in good Second hand Pianos
Heavy stock Of BRASS INsTRUMRNTS
DkI Ms HIEEs BANJ0s. ACCoRDEoNs. vIO-
Best italian and German STRINGS for Guitars
Every article in the MUSIC BUSINESS
NEW MTSIC daily. r
Music strin gs and all small articles can be sent
by mail free OF charge. JN0. y. ELLIS.
sos Pc. av,, bet. 9th and 10th sts
,sss. - w. re. ii side.
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MARRIED.

of St Patrick,s Church. by the Rev Father
McCarty,J D. BRADLEY to III. l.. DAWSON, of
Washington, d. G.
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FoIIcR :. To Retailers Of Mi~ral Water &e.-On
and after Monday. June s, 1884 my drivers are in
structed to give fourteen 90 bottles Mineral
Water. Porter, Ale, &C., in half pint bottles, for
All bottles lost will be charged for at ten IO cents
each. RILEY A. SHISN
Union Bottling Depot
81 Green St Geor getown D. c.
ta6-7t ICbrop;clc
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TREAsUREK's WEEKLY STATEMENT, JUNE 1, 1854.


Of -
o ~
%
~ hsan osn.d
and Dspci
d1takrn
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Do Yog cslor your whiskers and moustache' If
30, use the Japanese Hair Stain" No hair dye
in the world equal to it. Only one preparation
1t colOrs y natural black or brown. Only 50 cents
box. g G. FoRD
je 2-eo3m $50 Pa avenue Sole gent
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS &C.
Persons wishing immediate relief from these
rOu blesome annoyances, should call at DR.
WBIrEs rooms. No aga Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 6th streets
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Hea quarters Provost Marshal and Board Of
ENROLMENT OF District Of Cotumbta,

EnroiIment Of District Of Cotumbta,
Washington, d. c., June 3, 1864.
The Board Of Enrolment of the District of
columbia will he in session at the office of the
Provost Marshal District Of Coiu mbia, corner
of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily Sundays excepted) from II O'Clock a IN.
70 2 o clock p. m, for The purpose OF hearing
.casee OF exemption from draft for the folio wing
causes, VIZ:
AlisDage;
Non resIdence;
TIusuitablensss OF age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two wears service during the present war,
either IN the army or navy. s. E-e
t,itixens are requested to furnish in for nation
as N persops VINO are not enrolled, or who's are
fryine 70 avoid enrolment, as IL is equaily for
the Interest of each person enrolled 70 place
nnon ,.a Enroll mant List" all persons liable
20 do military duty, 20 that his own chance for
draf, shsH no, be unjustiy increased.
]. u. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment v. r. Corps,
and Provost Marsn al OF the
Ely os-r District CO SaiELao.A-
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pYakEEN q WILLIAMS Auetions.r,

RYGKEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs.
E sHEXEsS kEEvEs!H SSS T# sIEftfh
IN we shall sell, in front of the premises ali Of
IS Of s. s.. on Of
ping bal o feet deep These lots are beautifully
Terms One half cash; balance in three and 81.
months secured BY deed OF trust the premis SEES
AZ conveysI cling and revenue stamps at the cost
js id GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts,
RYJ. G. MEG u IRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
POSITIVE SALE OF VACANT LOT AT THE
COB SrRSER SPD EIGHTH STREET WEST AND 4
o. THURsbAY AFTERNOON. June 9th q. sx
O'clock on the premises; We snail cell, part of Lon
s saaaFs No s Grating Of On 81
running back 100 feet on north street.
months Win interest SEQUEL By deed trus. ..
Conveyancss and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
jes-d lRep,l @. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucss.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
e1nseaueIce Of the rain, until TUESDAY, Az
j. d iRsp j. e %ed HSfE s1e &c. esce Auots.
Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
SAL oFA BTILDIka LOT ON STREET, BE-
sTRtETs o. TIE f hH f'a az A AGS NALf
On sss sa tie 9Th ip ,S.
in subdi,ision Of sauare ass
One Ss sss 81.
the premises.
Of and stamps at the cost
je,4d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
B-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED or
account Of the rain until SAL URDAY, the 18th in.
' ;se same hour a sRd RE1s's w1Ll1Ams .n,
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE FRAME uousRS .Nn,oro
ErEFNTs Sixth g Ss2Sf
oHAHoEHS SALE hs 2. IMPROVED RIAL
the bs..st Of o. the Court
ssd esSsf s . are 5, sa:,e
THrRsDaY the sd day Of june nssc instso,
s o.eiosk Do ths a terneon on the premises otter
Lot the east half of Lo, Msfsst s ssIs
So II tbs city The lots are adjacent and front
streets east. running back to South Carolina ave-
nue. Ts and ed are ip proved By three frame houses
months After TIE day Of tsIs The notes Of tie
ssisn for the d.f.rs spPr rsy%.ut s.'ur' vi"
the terms Of sale are not COMPLIED with With
property at the risk and cost of the defau ting
,ConSeyanees and sta N ps It the cost of the p.r-
'i jsss..~.~4ds Moo Gisk CO.. saI Acct.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auction ers.
TRUsrEEY SALE OF LOT ON NORTH AZ
BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS EAsT''
o CLOCK. on the premises, BY virtue Of deed ~
trdM GATED ApriI 4th, 1850, and duly recorder in
land records FOR WashinEt County. D. @ I shaii
sell ths Moet eastern afty four fest from front t.
nunhered eight hundred and hfty-eisht. Sss'g
fronting 90 north street, between Sixth And Sey.
enth streets east, and running back to an foot ii.
ley. = -
T.rus: one. half nash fbs ,.r.,.s
fH0e. J. FIsHER. Trustee
nyStAR&ds j y. NSRp iRX q ~, ancsa
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
For other Auction Sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RYJ ]. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS ON THE ISLAND.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 6
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue Of decree Of
the Supreme Court of the District o: Colum bis,
sitting In chancery, passed on the Sd day of May,
69, 20, II, r. and 49, in Square No 52 from tin eao
25 feet on the west side Of Four and half street
between south and streets, running back l65
feet TO 81 feet alley.
Lots Nos. s. 4, and part of Lot No. S in Square
No 1876 fronting on south G street, between Four
ana nall street and Sixth street west.
If the terms of sale are not complied with IN Eve
days after tie sale the Trustee reserves the right
to re sell at the risk and expense of the defaultng
purchaser.
conveyances ss thu e cost ! Of the pS5ohsser:
RYJ.o MCGUIRE & Co.. Auctionesrs.
PEREMPTORY SALE IF LARGE sQnARE OF
GROUND sUBDITIDED INFO BUTLDiNa
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON June ,1th a. 8
f.qusre No. l7s. fronting respectively Ne.
Hampshire avenue Seventeenth street, north
and streets. su bdivided into desirable Building
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises.
Cost OF conveyances TO Dc paid BY the pur-
~ 4 payment of $50 on each lot will be re .uired
je7sd " j. G. MCGUIRE GO. Auct's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

, DEDIcATIoN-2The Dedication Services of Rysnd
Chapel Church, corner of 10Th and D streets,
Three ser9ices-Ii 'cloci =. m :, by the Rev Mr..
BowsAN, D. D.; Chaplain t. the 3 Senate; 3
O'Clock p m; hythe Rev T. D. GLENN; ct 8
The public are invited to attend the opening ser
vices of this handsome church ediGce. je 9-3tt
GoLp-FLArED JEwBLRY.-Resutiful Gold plated
Jewefry and Silver plated Teaspoons for one dollar
near AZ lao
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucrionesr,

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
we sns sem z, me ressdence of gen item ~
tween Third and Fourth streets. an eIce,Ient ss.
sS.tmrn TO- Of ft EurnituPe. viz: "
p.d nns "srdrobes. Jenny Lind and other
Iron At tree tree Hall Chairs, and Oil Cloth,
Brussels ard other Carpets
Cook ing and other Stoves.
d.4 sane time and ST
hundred GUN ,es of silver. such IS forks, spoons,
&C. &c 1ef Hn%s ssil HAVE, Administr..ir
*.n GrsEN q 4 w VII fs.s E.. A asas:
DYW. L. Wall Co, Auc.ioneer..
ID Southwest corner Pa. avenue and 9Th st.
GROCERIES,. Liquors CIGARS Al. TOBACCO
On TUESDAY MoRsiNa. june Il, At 10 o'clock
We VIII sell at the Auction Rooms
Chests Tea. boxes sperm and Adamsntins Gan.
Boxes Canned fru a SU and Meats.
Bs1s: S:.s Gss
q Gross Lows Brown Windsor SOAP.
Is cases ostard Dupuy and 9; @. r. Brandy. Ae''
ss..s bssss sns
.Ocfaves and quarters Brandy. Gases Jamaica
Gibsons XXX. Old Bourbon and other brands.
Pipe pollspd Gin.
s.Irsk Whi.ssy. various brands.
undershirts snd Cloihine.
Barrels Apple Brandy
essntisy Of small stores nd sait.r Goods
an Nm. L VAIL Aco. A,c'ss
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PERSONAL.

W OWNES, who lett his home about eight
months ago. .nd has not been heard of since. Any
confer favor on his mother, who is dangerously
i'll by addressing applying at 512 Coates street,
Philadelphia jel l2t
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DHOfOGRAPH AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY
For RENT

% 0OMs FOP RENT Comfortable and we'll
II furnisbed Rooms It $50 18th street, between
g and SITS. The location IL one of the most De-
sirxD.e IL .Ie cay. Ry az
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Dateof
Last re-
- turn.
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ITO REET-An elegant HOUSE, with brown
i stone front, partially furnished, with all mod
ern Improvements. centrally and pleasantly To-
Gated No. 444 street. near the residence OF Sec
The premises rot to be rented for a boardn g
house For particu lars inquire Of Hon D.. T.
No. ~ Az street. Possession given immed lately.
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E'OR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE; about
u % acres; most salubrious; eligbly situated
One small HOUSE, seven oms; bath house, good
stable, four acres woodland, copious supply Of icy
cold " alter; II miles from Geor setoun. Part cash
part on time. Apply ts VIM. ANDERSON, Esq.
Agent, 40l 18th street. between l and K; or to
ington: Or: CECIL, Druggist, Georgetown.
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TOR SAFE, A sACRIFICE-STOCK and POS
1 SESSION Of a Grocery and Liquor Store il
Georgetown. Rent ZIG per month. $3.50 worth o
stock for 81 0 cash ppl in med iatel to MITCH
ELL SON. Real Estste Brokers. 8. T. corner Pa
Avenue and 18th street lie Isl
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
The New Cathedral Organ.


In Ffeth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues,
gelsi spacious but temporary wooden structure de.
void Of architectural pretenson and symmetry yet serv
Ing accommodate large congregation, which in few
years will find worthier place Of worship in the catbe
dral going up near by.
For some time Jardne h Son have been OF work
organ for the cathedral and the instrument I'm.
ished before the house for which It intended has
placed present the Church OF St. John
Evangelist
The organ OF large size and in every way first class
The case, n the Gothic STYLE presents feature Of
special novelty In either The instru
The largest OF the latter could contain twenty whe
the smallest 10 half inch long. The keys made TO
overhang each other thus bringing the upper set three
inches the performer than usual The organ has
q St0rsendo pedal, by which the whole power can be
thrown with startling effect II also has Jardre's
pneumatic pallet by which the touch is made easy
that OF pianoore. Among the many new stops are
the Daocton plen jeu, harmonic flute, cornopean cari
ana montre while there ingenious combination stops
largely facilitating the labors OF the org nist Tho I'M
mense double bellows are blown by revolving shaft,
and require two men TO keep supply OF wind. It will
eventually be made one OF the largest organs in the
world after il is finally erected in the cathedral.
This fine instrument was formally opened last night
audience of several Thousand the performers
being Edward A. Jardne organist OF the Twentythird
street Presbyterian church, A. Mora, of Zion church
Charles Wells, OF Christ church, and Gustavus Schmtz,
of Patrcks cathedral These experienced organiss,
In their selections showed the capabilities OF the
Of the evening was Mr. Wells admirable rendering OF the
William Tell Owe ture though Mr. Moras mprovsaturcs
themes borrowed from Somnambula, lombard, the
Barbiere and Robert lie Dable and his medley march,
arranged from Wagner Mendelssohn and Gounod were
admired The other performers also did credit 10
themselves and the instrument on which they played.
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Arrivals and Departures.

Lorpor AND HAvnF-steamship Iowa-Rev W g spen.
eer Master spencer Mr. Palmer Mrs Lepouitirc and on
nT Nn5.un horr,n M,s Moran org Mr Hanson and
Mr. Richter aud lady Mr. Rabe Mrs Rabe, Master Kabei,
Mr. saytan, family and servant Mr. Banshew. family and
servant Mr. aude and lady. Mf serna, Mr. Becker, Mr.
Mannowy. Lady Child, DR. WEIGH. surgeon.
LiygpfooL-Steamship Ksnsaroo-Mrs Williams, Miss
Latiimer Mrs Ragan. Mrs Cleeh and infant Mrs Nc
eurgcs capt Lond. Mr. and Mrs Beets, Mr. and Mrs
Roch Mr. sDd Mrs weskes and two children. Parker
II Wnis. NAL Carlson Grlnths, Nr and Mrs Bills
son, Cap, ball Rev Robersos Charles Dickinson chas
A,riswsI, ,-siesmssip IS ocean queen-sr. WIN Po,n.ct,
S ssd REV m crar Z. ~.sn % s Dsy ps
James Blair and tuo daughters, y J May add dsnsh.
sr smith A DAYS. .ia '1Hn sowsray rerfy ~ham s,,,a
Want Mrs r Mckee, A Raynor. u ~ shippee, Mrs
Sr. John csss: III Palmer s Peter saS 5oSes
Sn s:%s.l 's ScSinn sr amsss' css.. 'nI i'Pps ps.
man. Isaac A,ws,er lanes BaIier Reinhsrd.. pr
Ms. Lucy s.on. Jv Rwni, Mrss % Rs,sss and sh,i1
a, y Day .I pr srsss,I, Re-, @ Mis nss,sl %
rrw on. Steamship Creoie-E Rrpey MIss s
Lond, Mrs fros mrs shannon Miss Quitman. sloan
4 Meneherra lady and esushsri q Bsfch, Roach
saless ssxas,'s pess.N sE sgsss Ss% swsGss
ssnsse NJ sseie Nj cns;iss 'ss'iR rSone.oo % Mr. u
H:.d 5sss s..s ms,'1 End .c b:"" ":
rolhe master rolas, Lest wsssburns usE. ~
csis Slsm. ii ss' sifs,s s". Ju. ssss Ss"ss
and oabevo
The New York herald., 1864-10-17
Return or an. rev. DR.. Bellows.

Return OF the Rev. DIR. bclioW&
The Rev Ds Bellows returned 70 this city yesterday
from California after an absence of monAs spens 10
nssering people Of The Unitarisn creed IN that
section OF the country and also 10 furenG the objects
Of the United iaes SANITARY Commission He made bis
appearance last night 10 the pulpit OF his beautiful
which crowded with fashionable and brilliant
congregation eager welcome back 70 tho scene Of his
old labors their beloved pastor.
The services OF the usual character. The choir
chaunted several solemn selections OF sacred music,
after which DR.. Bellows pronounced an impressive
prayer. thanking God for having returned him
once more 10 the bosom Of ms OLD nocS
and the OF his iabors for a quarter OF cen
tury The choir then ohaunted the 329th hymn which
commenced follows
There is a book, who runs may read,
Which heavenly truth imparts, -
And all the lore It's scholars need
Pure eyes and Christian hearts.
The reverend doctor, at the customary point OF the
course in which graphically described what he had
observed IN Pacific especially as regarded religion
and particularly the progress OF unarianst, which he
stated spreading rapidly. or the patriotism
plimentary terms alleging that il was az pure,
disinterested and genuine as could be found
any other part OF the country He was delighted 10
ind his return home that no compro.
mise peace had been consented TO- and that
the most powerful blows the rebellion had yet
sustained being dealt out TO IL. In conclusion he
alluded feelugly absence from among bis congre
CAT oS or the familiar faces he had been accus
toned to look upon, and Ia connection tnerewb paid
touching tribute the memory OF the late Mrs Kirtland
This discourse listened from beginning TO end with
the profoundest attention aud moro than once his s-
tsners were deeply moved
The New York herald., 1864-10-17

ARRIVED
steamship Grand Gulf. G NJ Ransom. commanding
Aspinwa. Oct o. conveying the steamship Ocean Queen
Havana, with merchandise and passengers Hargon's
4 Co
Queenstown I'd with mdse and 33e passengers to John
Dale. LIST lnst 53s PM off Bell Buoy snip Thornton
ship Etna, hence for Liverpool
Steamship Iowa Br) Jarman London Sept @ 70 and Hayre
sengcrs to II ,wiand spinwa Had heavy weather. on
the 9Th lust lat i6 Ion 81 to 49, the barometer
since then had strong westerly gales
Steamship Ocean Queen. Seabury, Asppwal Oct G. with
passengers and specie to Allen. Oct OF Cape Mas
passed steamship North Star hence for Aspinwal.
c. with mdse and passengers to howland Aspnwa. Ex
perenced heavy M and NV @ winds the whole passage;
and passengers to Indian, Heneken Co. Had hea
w weather duriug the voyage .
mdse and passengers. 10 Ludlam. Heneken ~ Co. 18th
inst 10 miles north OF Cape Florida sgnaized steamship
Havana hence for Havana; 6th steamship Evening STAR
s,esmshp Meyiiie Wa,lngton, Key West DC. 8, In bal
last, Had head winds the entire passage
Steamship Fulton tu transport wot,on. Port ROYAL
Steamship Admiral Dupont CU transport(, Pepper
Washington, ~ hours. to U Qeartermastcr
As houra TO ouartermaser 18th inst; is miles M by
from Hog Island passed schooner sunk topmasts and
Steamship State Of Maine IL transportj Borden wash
ington, 30 hours. 10 Y Quartermaster'
s.eamship sason 90 transport Lavender Georgetown
Lucy .o Bucsspor. Perry Glace Bay. CB
Baik W HoIorooi. small, Rondont for Boston.
Brig Albert. Rutherford Philadelphia. days. in ballast
scSr WIN fiSbe.s Dealing. xe1andris, 5 days
schr oakes Ames' -, ,sssyrh new Haven
lGthshp Cornelius Grnnell brigs Clara Pickens sarau
Kennedy Trentoni schrs II Burnett r wetuore: Nj
nervA Lavnia Bell, Rio Grande. Walker; steamer l.
Wind NJ supset W.