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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.

A COUNTRY PLACE At WlNFlELD-IO
IA let or Tor sale, ootago house AMI ont hourca,
and about ~ acre, Of and not over L. or I" ntuu'ul
from Hunters Point On thu tlu,hing AMI Lonr Is
land Railroad the, soppnf there ~ 10 tiiu,s d.-
Is. HE place not about t-et tom the ON.
ton Apply 10 ". !. fISkNAh, u " AL n, As.or
fue lns Co al
EHkAP HOMES-FOR SALE IN MELRp.I,
~ I milor from 10Th st., neat cottages, ~ +Lt.,
~ 500 and tl,GUU caih, situated nnu,s walt nom
tie depot. Apply 10 W. G. DEAOKkSI MDhot. ,.;r-
ton, Harlem Railroad. I23
NOR SALto-THE 3-STORY BRICK House
aud hot, 81 Grand n. large portion VI The pur-
clRse money remain mortgage. Appiy 10 -.
LNpkKhlll, ~ " all At. BOO
IrARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For
Il Western luud,, within Two hour. uuye ul y.
city Inquire vi klIClIEL JkLLltFA, IL H!olI-
Wsy, room -. Hli
I IGHT ROOMS AND STEADY POWER On
- Canal It, near lioadway, Ai.o n store aud ble-
ment T. j. iNSLEE lVz Walker IT. 43I
NLANTED-A FLOOR OF OR ROOMS,
w ANAL cottage, Gt low cent. vithlr ~ AoII o.
,hc City Hall. Address Tor days, A. Bi kkiup.-
boa 81 sun pihce 81
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4 PARTNER WANTED ~ 4 PRINTING
n 5nfco, 81 last i'm IT. uesr BoEery. CHARLES
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r Owe OF LIQUOR Cl'KLD.-DR. GELi'3
u FAMOlS NEKNINE POW lll.-

Owe OF LIQlOR tlkID-D MINIS
- FAMOUS NERNINE row nEi.f
have cured thousands VI csaos AID tnuusrrHH Iia,
~ h. saved IN heif fam ilies and iutlls 30 tuc, r,
this truly poeitiye cure. Can he rtsoa uu.' .eu ~
tue IatlenL IA collie, tea Othul u4li- sofa ..I,
ut No. IS Divisou st. and pa Finhth Nv. y .. ID.
Athens I5l Hudson r. \. T. llH,e. 900 tulfu. -t
No. % MONTGOMERY Al, JeTscy City ~ N' ..ai, ~
Broad st. Newark % south III ~. NiIl ur .'l. .4.
Price ONE DOLLAR. BEWARE ct M NtIy ...
\, B..-Ihe Genuine Dr HLLL's hthti ~.Iil never
sicken the patient Warranted. sci. DS mat ~
THE NEW PHYSIOLOGICAL HEAD
l. with all the orsans HpIp,ti h Me1sH. lON-
LER a WELLS, may be- hal Of all bfuagiH 40
Hles Price Toe and 81 3d. $40
rUHE WOMAN'S lNFIRMAki FOR TIE
i TREATMENT OF INTERNAL DISEASE,
This de.iTHhle EoIss u hsailnr" 10 open ~. ~
tisns "a ali reasons VI Iho year ind Il Ia the ~
healthy and attractive ucatlOu on the island hr,rI
but fnaeu miuuttv' DIVE iruu W.. IarA ana .n,,.-.
stopping a. lJld It, station. Harlem trlua 10 3. IA
NJ "a he 4th Avenue, In come, zion 9TH l4ue a
stnrA whoh also connect with all the iollusiil
fIui,s convey lux passengers TO tho lniIuaTy cate
The ID Avenue cars running gVegy hse minutes mon.
tit tiy llAll W lZsth 81, when IA the point irCI
vrCh he above STAGES start. Tho 20 Avenue Cnrs u
MI 4 one block east Of the stuse route. The IN
Avenue cars TO 10th a. Ever ten minutes. suau..
uoAt- ru4 VERY hour from Peek slip and lrA % Ia
-JuH ~ harlem Ons-third OF the cSses are treated
.u'uuuetIy,
10 YOUNG NEN-WElR'S CELEBRATED
oRG Eectu.sJ uc..t ui's aln be used -ilh-
VT hindrapse u bus use pvpYI z5e Gr~ld o. ala
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a FIREMAN WANTED TO BURN PEA
~ aud dust Apply at 80 uoid It. 81
A FEW GOOD HOOP-SKIRT MAKERS
n wanted Apt' TO Z. ( 4. J. MENtK, I
bfUudvs ~, cor. Na4kcrtf %
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A GOOD JOB DYER ANp FINlSHER 10
go to tahup,t icut turl 500 aud steady eu plOy
nent. For particu srs spply az Christie 81. 40
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THE NEW PHYSIOLOGICAL HEAD
l. with all the organ. Apfu,ci D. NcUIH. JN .
LER 4 WEI Is nay be- had Of all DWagis.s "a,
slZeu Price Toe and 81 3d. Hln
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| 0OD VOLUNTEERS WANTED Bv The
sOOO NeN orb state Volunteer Company.
ti1u CASH TOR OH NEAR VOLUNTEERS.
$500 tANH tOR ONE YEAR Volt STIfkS.
sIUJ CASH tOk OH YEAR SUBSTIrt TIES.
$3.50 CASH FOR THREE YEARS ~ BSTlTJ1f ~.
CAL On the supervisors at the lsnslov Hotel near
uOu. lrsins leave 3Oth It, at 80 2 Ia ~ and IL
4. NJ, and =. ". No men examined satu rdAy. IS
mile. 10 lonkets; fare o. cents 100
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A BOY WANTED AT THE L. :. FLAG
"A lepyt. lss south st. near fsct slip. hust be
recOIuueuiei OF accompanied ~ his parents guar
diane. POWELL & LOskAMP. 20
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ARTIFICIAL tLOWERS-wANTkD trood
"A hands and buds; Also sone ANAL siTs At
81 Lispen ard st
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Hotel Personal.

Gov. Lyons, Idaho; the Hon. Sherrard Glenn
ems Va; Judge Jno G. Hubert, Saratoga JMsg oonn
sherry. Sag Harbor, Long Island: and A. W. Fagln,
81. L5uis are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Hon. Henry Wilson, Mass the Hon. JOHN Sli,
Warren, Pa. the Hon. H. J. Hastings. Albany \; IL;
tbe Hon. r w. Williams, New. London, CT; the Hon.
j. c. Palmer, Hartford CT; and A. Van Fechsen
Albany N. Y. ere at the Astor House. :,
The Hon. d. s Norton Minnesota; N HoimeS
Banker Pittsburgh; and Col Robinson, Washington
ID c. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
The Hon S. &. Pomeroy Of Kansas, Is at the HON.
man House. ~ w..
and G. Higginson OF Boston, aud j. Il. Burch o. thl-
cago are at tie Brevoort House.
A. Harold. England; w. Blake. ca; ahd De"
Glenn. u. 5. A.. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
VIM. Sappenbeck of Sara Brazil is at the Cisrenson
Adelos Santos, Havana; C. Ridgely Goodwin: s.
yannah Ga and j. Ii. jenkins. WIS., are a. 'le WV
York Hotel.
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4 Race BY the Union Yacht Club.

A match race for piece OF silver between
the Lille ~ tuns ViceCommodorc Julian james. ard
the Katydd. ID iuns Landon ketchur. esq. (both Of
the Union Yacht Club took place on the 2jh inst.
The course which the Iono called over by the Club
on their regatta % last July was as follows: From Il
stake boat of New brighton 5. J.. n Red Buoy 40.
IL thence 10 South. West Spit. aud return passing
buoys Nos T. o L. H. 49, the west bank TO the east,
ward The following il summary Of the race: The
signal TO start given Mt 20 and the yachts got
under weigh very handsomely. They rounded bdoy
No. II rs follows: 1.-The. l2:l7.lJ; ka;ydid l2.lr.
The Katy did passed the Lille on the down stretch ~
about I p. ~. Tic Lille however. soon Ie-
gained her oh position. They rounded Southwest
Spit as follows Lille. l55. Eaiydid. 2:Ol.l5;
At can buoy No. H. the Lille was minutes ahead.
The Katydd, however posed the Lille about half an
hour before they reached Fort Lafayette They rounded
buoy No. ~ follows Katydid 5:36l5; Lille. $50 -.
They reached the stakc-boat in the following order
Lille 6.ll Kaydid. Gl332 The Liljc Ind an allow
ance OF minutes time. and was tie victor by =
minutes, % seconds. The yachts ably sailed (by
owners). and the holly contested. u matter
Of regret however 70 all parties that The wind had not
been favorable. ms the yachts had hardly brcez,
cnOu. 10 perform the ia the time allow ed hy the
agreement The katydd is The yacht which took thu
prize In the last Regatta Of tins Club. Several yachts
OF the Brooklyn and liolOken Clubs aud II parry ol
gentlemen (mOty members Of the Club. on the steamer
j. {. Gibbs. accompanied the boats o. tie course
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The Jewish Synagogue ''Conmunnnsi
Irraeiite Francaise" Consccrmsiom Cere-

Nearly eight years ago the Jewish French
men residents of this city organized into a body by
Themselves known the "Communanti Israelitc
Franchise" (shaarn Berocho). and net at Synagogue
in Ninth.st. for the purpose OF worship Although
working under many disadvantages, their numbers
have increased that at the present time there is
upward of 10 members. not including large number
who attend the synagogue and finding their finances
Ia Hourshng condition they concluded lately to erect
new eoince in Sixth-st.. near Seconlave more sua-
bic foi thor purpose. The mode of construction Tor
the new building was left to the direction 81 IT'S present
officers, follows; A. hanseI. President; NJ. Bend,
Vice President: Dr. WON, Treasure; :. IL. Cohen.
Secretary, VI. Gabriel. T.. Block b. 'l@s. Il. Levy,
Trustees. y. Mlhagsor was chosen builder, and pro-
proceeded to erect edifce Of the meeting
house style. with Philadelphia brick front
aud brown.ftone facinss. IL IS three stories
high is The rear o tasiefuly laid out court yard
and can accommodate so persons IN comfortably
cushioned pevs the males sitting IN tie center and
the females on the side seats Ga going up wide stoop
md entering the auditorium interior Il the church
tie eye Is Immediately attracted 10 the Holy Ark at the
south end OF the Synagogue It's architectural design
is very line, ana il II llacod In the center OF inc
"Almen0r.' an elegantly carpetod platform, Il iees
ongiy 10 feet Wide and raised feet from the moor.
The ark Itself Is sgrmounted by the decaogue ~ god
letters upon blae ground and bears over It's ioIdhe
doOis tho Hebrew inscription; "know tlyself when
thou sttndeth" \ rich red velvet antependnm covers
The sliding doors Of the Tabernacle In the ARK which Is
dcstlaed Tor tie reception VI the sacred Scrolls Inc
.eaders drss and the pulpit front The ARK the whole
? qcrcled By neat railing At the norl side OF tho
nm utorium is the gallery with an organ, which is
rea, ted by double STIRRING from the parcl In Gus.
om win all Jewish houses OF worship this one Is |
oIan painted but is creditaby executed by the paint
sr, S. H.. Cohen.
Among the Jewish faith the conservation Of a Syna.
yocue "a ucred and reverential act and certainly to
hose who h. We witnessed ii. II is novel and i'm.
,ressye one. That Of yesterday particularly SO.
A. O'Clock. tn appointed hour highly respectable
Of both sexes had assembled, when the
Ulcers Of the cor Xsgation, bearing the seyOl a..
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL socIErIEs.-The resnla

ECLECTIC MEDICAL SoCIErIEs.-The regular
annual meetings of the various State Eclectic Meeal
Societies occur follows:
The Eclectic Medical Society Of the State o. New
York meets nj Rochester. \. y. on W edhesa,'' no
Is,h day OF Juns lpn5 Robert s. Newton. NJ. d..
President; W w. Hudy. SECRETARY The k.ecuc
Medical Society Of the State Of Pennsylvania holds ITS
m ectngs the Last FRIDAY in each month. The Aassa-
chusetts EcleAc Medical Society meets at Boston ON
the 18th DAY of June ls65 Tie Eclectic Medical Socl-
cty OF Ohio meets NJ Cincinnati Wednesday the 3lst
day Of Nav snd Thursday the LIST day Of June. lsoo
The Eclectic Medical Association OF Indiana meets at
Indianapolis on Tuesday, the 9th day OF June, istS
The Union Eclectic Medical Association composed Of
Western Virginia and Northern Ohio, meets ~ Stcu'
benvile Ohio. on the LIST day of june. lsoo We hsve
not the date of the meeting Of the Eclectic Medical
Societies of Illinois Mchigan aad Connecticut.
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The Sfoncwail.

WASHINGTON. friday. May &c, 1865.
The following semi-ofhcial statement is made
in connection whthe authorized announcement Of the
fact that the ins1reont ram Stonewall has uncond
tionaly surrendered TO the Spanish authorities at Ha
yana VIZ: The conduct of those authorities upon the
occasion judc.ous, digned and in entire conform
ity with amty toward tie United States Any moment
ary distrust which may have heretofore been enter
iained as TO the decision of tue Captain. General Of
Cuba in the matter has thus been disposed Of saisac
torily.
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rRor1rra ON TIE FASHION COURSE L. I.

Yesterday match for $1,000, mile heats,
best three in FIVE to 60 they pleased, was announced
to come Off on the Fashion Course. L. l.. between the
famous stations Commodore Vanderbilt aud Toronto
CHEF the former trained by Dan Mace and the latter
by Dan Pffer. 1t proved disappointment, however,
the large asembage who visited the track to witness
It, as Commodore Vanderbilt paid forfeit capital
race off, in its place. for purse OF 500 between
Dan Mace's cb. m. Up aud Up. I. Carpcnter'ss b.
Hickory Jack. and A. Patersons r. m. 1t was won by
Hickory Jack in three straight heats in 2;42i 2@l.
2:35 the mare Up aud Up being the voriie up to the
last heat
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JeH. Davis-His Triai-Thc Fem in me A Pc
pareI- Ente rc.finx stalem,.n,is.

The following are Washington dispatches to
12s Philadelphia Inquirer Of Yesterday:
WARRINGTON, Thursday. May o., 1865.
THB TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS
The Indictment against JEFF. Davis for high
treason. Of which You had the first information on
Tuesday has yet been made public, but will proDa
bly, be tomorrow II includes John &. Brecknridge
and will probably he pushed 10 trial at once. Tie
Court is composed of ChefJIstice ID. K CARTER for
merly Of Ohio. Judge OliD formerly Of Ncg York. and
Judge Wiley Of this District
JEFF. s FEMININE APPAREL IN WASHINGTON.
The female attire in which JED. Davis hoped 10
escape was brought here today by Col Pritcbrrd Of
the 4th Michigan Cavalry, who captured the arch
traitor. II consists Of large iron-gray waterproof
tweed cloak with belt to confne il arodDd the waist
and somewhat worn; black shawl with scrol-work
border, hich thrown Dayiss head and drawn
up his whiskers, nearly concealng his features.
In this attire and with tin WATERFALL in bis handtLe
would be dictator sought TO sneak away. when biz
boots betrayed him and he was bagged
Mrs. Davis ~as permitted 10 wear her cloak on tsc
steamer. but had 10 give IL up on reaching FORTRESS
Monroe much against her will.
MES. CLAY BEkIIGERKSI.
Mrs. L. 4. Clay cOnDseied resistance even II the
Yankees shed blood. but Mrs Davis had the good sense
10 surrender the Disguise when Sic found that she must
DO
THE COSTUME At THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Alter Col PIitchard Lad exhibited iis feminine cos
tune to the Secretary Of War, Senators Foot and Will
son. and Coy. Teaton and other gentlemen who hap
pened to be at the War Department, 1t was sent to
HaIdner. the Photographic
THE GARsESIS PHOTOGRAPHED.
ne lound man about the SIZE and build OF JEFF Da
Wis, ana having first seen tina, he had on par of high
boots. he pnt on the cloak aud shawl and giving him
water pm. oD'shed good Photograph Of the appear
,erscy.
RECOVERY OF A rESNsYLvANIA rLAG.
Col Prcbard ALSO brought 10 the War Department |
,the regmental colors OF the l5Oh Penn Keglment
which we're found secreted ia TIE bacgaee oG len
Davis who doubtless hoped 10 exhibit them In some
foreign country as trophies Of his prowess
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Justice Done.


From The Hartford Press, May %
The Constitutional Amendment allowing ne
roes 10 vote passed the House Of Representatives TINS
morning by vote of Isl to 40 two more 'san .ns
necessary and the question now goes W te
PEOPLE We believe the electors of Connecticut VIII
indorse the Amendment and that Connecticut WI
soon stand In this matter on the side OF justice ING
vote today was strictly party one the Republicans
voting for it, and the Democrats against It, Ibe later
should hereafter give up all claim to the name OF
corded their names on the side OF right. They have
done a good work for the State. for the Nafop Tor
hmm
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Terrible Storm in Kansas mud Missouri
Great Destruction Of s'roperi,.

NJ. LOUIS. friday May 20, lsb3.
A terrible storm passed owes 1t portion of
johnson County. Kansas. on Wednesday ming boE.
hg down houses aid fences, aud uprDtng trees, and
doing greaf damage. The iail il said to have toe2
blown Intodriits two or trcc teei deep Several per
were seriously injured. bat live reported
lost. The storm entered TINS Sltto, proceeding il
easterly direction. Frustrating the telegraph ut
several points, Gnd did much damage along the roue.
three hOers destroying considerable properly IN
the city and surrounding country. AZ Seda, several
cars were blown on side track, into wlca freight
train Tan. completely wreckng Che engine anG six cars.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ELEVENTH VERMONT vgrE


PAN KEsEEyEs.-Ihe Eleventh Regiment. Vermont
Veteran Reserve Corps arrived In Jersey CITY a
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, "n detached duty for
Albany Boston. Providence and Concord for the pur
pose OF doing guard dny ~ the mastering out camps at
The oboye.nanied places The regiment has been sta
toned at FOnt Lookout faoc Juie lat. doig Provost
duty Rebel prisoners. Of whom there aIe about
5000 now there Three a0mpaniog belonging to the
regiment stil remain 40 Point Lookout. hIt are cx-
pec,ed sOon. '.he regiment leit Point LooLoui
on Sunday morning aud were detained In
Washington during tie review 10 do RuOTd duty.
Companies G.. II. L aud Il. will prcceed 10 Albany
Companies G aud u. 10 Providence, Companics and
Il. 10 Boston. and Companies Il and T. 20 Concord.
lhe entire regiment numbers over 90 men, 20 Of
whom remain behind.
The following is list Of ohioers. Iicuf..Col G. 6.
Jennings In command; Major. =. T.. Mes Adjutani.
H. Il. Williams; Cuartermaster. g. u. Bowers Sur.
Pc0D, ID. l.. Scott Litu Ut. Wan. y. Provost, c., A
Capt. Wa. Kelly. Go. {; IiCu- VIM. III. Jones ca. &;
Lent Watkins and Lieut.. II. i. In,f,n 60. l.; Capt.
): Eens0a BOW. Co G.; Capi- " iNases AMI Lieut..
Nctirrc, Go. !; Capt. Woolf CO. j..
While remaining al the Jors.y CITY dcFnt. the 81.
diers were provided with refreshments iron the Sol.
diort Rest after which tLey took TRANSPORTS lot te.r
respective Destinations
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GrAsp.sraErr PUBLIC scuooL.-Tbe men

GEAsD-srRBET PUBLIC ScuooL.-The mem.
bsy- Of the Fnst Glass Of the Grandst Public Sc sDe
wc1t yesterday Afternoon. with their teacher. Mr.. q.
u. Hendrickson. on an excursion H. Staten Island y
the purpose OF obtaining specimens for their Cabinet OF
Natural History which they at present collecting
under the auspices of the Trustees OF the School They
obtained many interesting specimens and returned
at seasonaDie hour. having bad an instructive and
delightful time. Mr.. Hendrickssn inrnds taking his
class on these scientific excursio,s once q month as
long W the weather will permit
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The seveu-Tsfr,ies.

WAsuIsGToN. Friday. May 70. 1865.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions 10 the
Seven Thirty loan to-day at 81 90, $50. Tic largest
HUH, cashier al ST. Louis; sI0OOOj from the First
National Bank Of that city; and Col 100 fIo IN the Third
National Bank The largest Eastern subscriptions
s2J0O0p from the National Bank Of the Republic
nj Boston; 5000 D from the First National Bank OF
Philadelphia. The First National Bank Of Lex. ngton.
KY, subscribed $4,000. The number Of ndi, idual
subscriptions for sums u eyQ and sl0J was l.Ai
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION VOID.
IT DIES WITH THE REBELLION
The Confscation DEGREES IN Full
Force.
Special Disps,eh 10 Tho N. Y. Tribune.

Special DispsttH 70 Tho N J. IfIDUHe'
WASHINGTON, Friday, May &c 1860.
Tho Acknowledgement has just made most
important decision. He nilirms That the Amnesty
proclamation was q means only to secure rpecihc
purpose, which WAS the suppression OF the Rebellion
The Rebellion ended the Amnesty Is void II does not
restore citizenship property, or vested rights.
The President has no power to pardon except for
what is past, The Executive cemency cannot stretch
TO the future Therefore the DEGREES Of confscatlon
there must stand Tie decision will be given 10 il'
public In few days.
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peared In the vestibule where they knocked = den.
exclaiming, ..f... ....-.-r
open unto me the gates Of Righteousness thai
may enter through them and offer my grateful homage
TO God" i.' Nt-
To which the minister, the Rev. H. wassermann, NJ.
spondcd from within: .11a
This is the gate Of the Lord, the riehtecps eutsr
therein Blessed be he that cometh In the name II lie
Lord; we have blessed JOG out Of the house u As
Lord"
The door being thrown open by the minister he heads
the procession, which enters and they 10 the arr.
recting on the way the following:
How goodly are thy tents, Jacob thy tabena-
Giles, Israel And in the greatness Of thy benevo-
lence viii enter thy house, In OF uee will
bow down toward the temple of thy holiness o
Lord have loved the habitation VI thine bonse and
the dwelling place Of thy glory will therefore wor
ship. bow down. a0d bend the knee before the Lord nv
maker. And will offer my prayer unto thee. Lord
in an acceptable times IN thine abundant mercy God
Answer me in the truth Of thy salvation"
When arrived in front of the Tabernacle the ante
pendium was moved aside. lighted taper placed
within the Holy Cross and the following irtosed by
the minister: r4
"And IL came to pass when the Ark was removed.
Moses said: Arise, Lord let thine enemies De scat
tered and cause those who hate thee TO doe f.on thy
presence For out Of Zion the law will 30 forth and
the word Of the Lord from Jerusalem. Blessed u he.
who In bis holiness. gave the law to the ondren OF
Israel Hear lsrael-tie Lord, our bOu ~ uhc oou
One is onr God Great is Lord, Hoyi his name
magnify the lord with me- and let Us exalt ms name
together. Thine, o Lord is the greatness and the
power. and the glory. and the victory, and tbe
majesty for all that is in the heaven and 10 s6e earth
is thine; thine the Kingdom . Lord and thou art
exalted head above all Extol We the LORD our God.
and PROSTATE yourselves at his footstoo; noy 10 ee
Extol ye the Eternal. our God and worship ~ his
holy mount; for the Eternal. God Is holy"
The procession then made the circuit Of the Svna-
eogue three times. during which the following Palms
were respectively chanted: 3oth cath, l1rh, l.2d.
l32d, Goth aud 9th. Ii. u
At the end Of the last circuit the scrolls de-
posted in the ark and the sliding doors closed aud The
antependium replaced in its former position
The Rev. III. Wassermann then assembled the pulpit,
and taking as his text the tb 18th and 18Th verses Of
the 9th chapter of Kings. delivered smost eloquent
discourse admirably appropriate FOR the OCCASION The
reverend gentleman closed his remarks with frven'
prayer in Hebrew and German.
Tie Sabbath evening prayer was then SAID. and the
congregation dismissed to this morning, when The resu
lar religious services will be held
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Pass~mrers Arrived.

In steamship Cha.c iron SayannahD T. Jest J. Black
we'll A. H. Harris, j. f. BuTney H. Waterman, G Jsmrh,
Char. f. sapes H. H. Flash. George H. Frost Nv Jones.
H. b. Wheeler j. McDonoueh +. NJ Threadcral, H,rais.
L.. Bela D. Kemp {. Balzean Mrs Bsl1esn j. t~ryeau
John l.. Be.be. 4. Dexter, Mn exer Mrs Haas Solomon
Cuhier j. = Cooper 81. Il. Gowdy. h. T. MirieTg. J Jses
r Lewis L. Jones, Frank Nizetsey and ssIysni Id
ward q. Fraircr
In brs Marie from Pua-william Tappenbeck foi'siss
uusf tmii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

10 The lfkocIattd fTtN
WASHINGTON, Friday, May g, 1868
The Grand Jury OF the District to-day found
bill OF Indictment against JEFF. DAVIS and John u
B-eokimilge for high treason. Davis aud Breckln-
yidce are indicted separately. The overt act was the
raid in July last within the District OF Columbia and the
fursdo on Of this Court the Killing Of citizens and the
destruction of property Breckenridge beng present In
person and jeff Davis cOnstrucliyey. DistIict-Ator
pey Darlington announced the fact in the Court and
ssked for bench warrant in the case OF Brecknridge
vho is still at large lie also asked that such steps
may be taken Will bring Davis before the Court for
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

Coal COMING DowN.-The best Locust
Mountain Coal is advertised to-day at q 50, aud large
Nut" at 81 per tun The coal companies state that
bn for the enormous wages demanded by the miners
the price would b. where it before the Rebel
lion