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RESULT OF A convIcI's CONFESSION.
Exhumation Staten Island Of COunte fci
PlRlca Rnd Money.

Exclamation ON Staten Island of C0unterfcit
PiRtcs and Money.
A convict named Stewart, undergoing sentence OF
ten years imprisonment in the Albany Penitentary
counterfeiter, made confession few days ago which
led 70 the sxhumaton Of . number OF counterfeit
plates and large quantity Of spurious paper money,
which he had buried Staten Island previous TO his
conviction two years ago few days since Stewart
made statement 10 keeper in the Psnitentary, which
led TO a communication from the prison authorities to
Marshal Robert Murray Of this city This officer made
himself personally acquainted with the statements Of
Stewart, and acting upon the information he re-
oeived he, on thursday last, arrested . party
In this city, formerly resident Of Staten
Island, and who was acquainted with Stewart, and
who. according to the statements Of the latter knew
the whereabouts Of the countereters hidden treas
The arrested party, in justice TO whom the Mar.
shall would not name personally, being informed OF the
cause Of arrest declared his readiness TO &C.
company the officers 10 staten Island and point
spot where to his knowledge stewart had concealed the
the deputy harshas and their All Bahia proceeded TO
the Island and after short tramp into the interior this
having provided themselves with spade and pick
work ~ the spot Indicated, and after removing about
ss ss Is wS.n a e
up underneath this they came 10 the ominous little
black c.rps.b,s E damp and also % good deal Ne earth
rewarded the cfce and testified 10 the Mu.hfunsss oi
counterfeit plates In perfect state Of preservation also
twenty thousand dollars OF counterfeit fractional cur
rspcy and thousand dollars state money These
notes were al less damaged, being damp and
soiled with EARTH and coming 70 pieces when handled
me protected portions OF t however, the inner
layers notes vere but sghty damaged by damp and
Original condion-aa exocl.n, imitation Of frsc.onal
and pos currency. The plates and samples OF the lay
we're yesterday morning forwarded By Marshal Murray
70 the solicitor oi the Treasury az Washington. The
All Baba OF the occasion remains In the custody OF tho
Narsha who awaits instrucsicns from Washington with
regard 20 hlm
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

The Case Of the Alleged Count erfeiiins Of .
Pension Certificate.
Before Judge shipman
The case Of tha United States ra Lucia" sroen.
Wi2sxm Reid, Henry Stels Jr., and Ihomds ~. A.
Mas was reAnmed yesterday morning Mr.. Courtney,
Uyted Staee District Attorney announced that he rested
vne case for the prosecution with the evidence submitted
On the previous day.
For the defence Mr. Barron, lawyer, and who stated
that he was the attorney for Brown Co., called,
and testified that Tuesday, the 7th of January the
dav after Steele and Reid had called on the Widow
claim he also called at the residence Of Mrs
NcArdle and, behalf OF Mr.. Brown, rendered
. Ssf on Ss day refused 10 accept This was ali
the evidence offered for the defence On behalf OF the
defendant steele number OF witnesses were called, who
testified TO the good character always borne by Steele
up date OF the present charge Counsel then pro-
eeeded address the court and the jury the merits
OF the case On behalf OF Brown contended nat
there no evidence TO show guilty knowledge on
his part Of the alleged fraudulent transaction OF his
subordinates and that when Steele made out the papers
which he subsequently endorsed, and on which the
claim of the widow had been paid TO the defendant Reid
the act without his knowledge and that the check
signed by him without knowledge Of it's contents,
and also that the money into his possession
1t also argued point Of law that Steele and Reid
being clerks in his employ their act did not make him
responsible
On behalf OF Steele it was contended that taking the
evidence as against him r. the worst only went TO show
Tue evidence against Mills merely extends TO guilty
knowledge OF the acts Of tho other The other defend.
ant, Reed, having absconded before trial, not
presented by counsel.
Mr. s. @. Courtney then summed up on behalf OF the
government and after reviewing the testimony that had
been adduced and which he contended proved prima
facie case Of conspiracy and fraud against the de-
fendants dwet at considerable length and with great
severity upon the manner in which the claim agents in
this city and throughout the country made money
IN their business specializing upon the ignorance,
the poverty and the dire need and helpless
mess OF the unprotected and children
survivors Of the men who had died in defence Of the
republic He hoped that the result Of this trial would
70 some extent check these evil practices and
the benefit OF the poor claimants to the bounty gov
eminent in whose defence those whom they mourned
for had bled and died.
The hour for adjourning the court for the day having
arrived, Judge Shipman, with the usual caution dis
missed the jury intmatng that he would submit tho
case 10 them at half-past ten this morning which
hour the court was then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

MEETING rms CoCrrs CAsvAsuRa Tho Supervisors
sf we-sebsssss eosssy assembled yesterday At White
rains for the purpose Of canvasins the votes pcled
shs rsssas sscss f delegates 70 the ssats Constitu.
ssossI Conveusloa ne resrns from Ill he towns with
sbe sxc~pl,oo Of rye wsrs rscevsd but swing this
the State ~ the vote ceuld NOT b deter
mined. The dsnocsaaa, - supposed, win have ma
jonty Of shout co.
Brss.Asuss ar YosxE.s -wshia shs pass week a
detachment Of the ck<saIses Sin1~s< has been quite
say epsnse upou N pvs1sry ef ssvsra citizens q
Ne village of yosksra a ssw svssisss since, smosg
osness TIE rs<sdsscs Of gentleman naHssd Brown.
scsssa on Mechanic ssrsss vns satsrsd ~ several o.
.ess bsnisy' And robbed Of oh - the smount Of
ssssslsesass ssme Ssveisy valusd - oleo
ee~ssrucw % AZ ASyxAy.-0n Thursday morning
we men. sAaed Morris sad Dwysv. vers brought up
e~ors 'ssAss &Ain& = she Yssksss Police Court,
snAfsfa VIII hasias created disturbances the pubic
ssN ~ sheh @ss'A persons sastaincd serious inju-
q 80 sssb and cosla
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
SUPREME CoURT-CHAmBEBs.

1mpOrtant Question Concerning tho Sale of
Property under the ConfiscntiOn Act.
Before Judge G. G. Barnard
r. w. Alien Il. B. Bridgers.--rhs action Is brought
70 for the alleged conversion worth
property in North Carolina in the year 1862
sets FORTH among other defcnces that the time Of the
aiicged conversion the only government existent OF
exercising authority In the State Of North Carolina was
Tho State government ITSELF the power and authority
ths federal government being in abeyance; that the
property sold under the Conscaon act by an
= she Confederate states under decree Of the courts
and that the plaintiff purchased 1t at such sale.
The before this yesterday on q motion
10 strike out these defcnces from the on the
ground OF rrelevancy.
The Court held that II could not make such an order
ON the motion IL might be good ground for demurrer
but II must regularly before the OF the OF
North Carolina the question being OF considerable i'm
portance, and yet settled concusvely BY the United
States Courts For the plaintiff, Mr. Mott; for the de
fbndant Mr. Nash
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SHIP PIN e NEW S /.
PORT Of NEW YORK, APRIL 2s. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Edinburg (Br), Brdgman, Lverpool-John
steamship Borussia (Ham, Frauzen. Hamburs-Kun-
BARK Contest tBr) Kline, Cadz-Pcndersast Bros o.
Bark st Andrew tBr), Rosemeyer. Vera Cruz-G NIL
Bark Hy Trowbridge. Young, Barbados-H Trowbridges
Bark A Kobbe, Carver. Matanzss-J Ward &Co.
Brig veloce ua Jaccarino, Malta and Gibraltar-sioco
brig Iris eBr) Simmons st Pierre Mart-H vatable 4
Brig James Grow (Br). congdou, Cienfuegos-c De
Brig Theresa tBr), Corbett Windsor. MS.
Brig Two Brothers tBr Poher, st John, NB-Brett Son
schr st Hubert (Brl Forgui. Harbor Britton, NIB
schr W Smith, Tooker, charleston-N L McCready 4
.,schr Kindberg, opomas, Baltimore-van Brunt
sshr Damon johnson Sargent
schr Garland, Munsen. Machas- Talbot CO.
ssSr Paga
shr Lucy ball sse se
Brig scoles r), which cleared Yesterday for st Tho
mas, has had destination changed to Cardenas.
Arrived.
Ship j Wheeler, Harris Bristol e. IS days. with rail
road Ton, TO Wm 4 Alfred Nelson.
k Fsssa Cane b sps FL Ian i n 81 TS
Asss e haa .sass days.
BARK hosS GpInHF s Bans sn s % dsys n W.
passed about 200 tons, .aasloeged and
abandoned; had boiler deck near
$ could be made out, Mary Emma of Boston.
Brig Louise Bachmann (Dutchl Langhinrichs Leih Nov
rest 70 days. with coal ORDER Had strong westcr
y winds the entire PASSAGE I'D inst lat 3 Ion 73 schr
Ss 70
hence for San Francisco.
Brig Irene Wass Addison, with spars to master
schr Charles THOMPSON Lenn Para ~ days. with rubber
&c, TO l. u Amslnck 4 Co.
schr John Moulton Addson), Drsco, Manzania, II
days with logwood &c. to J Owen.
schr frances Arthemus, Mitchell, shulee Il days. with
spars, to Snow 4 Richardson.
schr Ailborn. Stanley, Macy's Bay, NIB, 10 days. with
spars, Il Holyokc d Murray.
sehr = sawyer, Keene Ezabethport for Portsmouth.
schr Il King Kelly, Elizabeth Tor Newburyport.
Schr r. w frnt Kendgck, Eliza rethport for Boston.
schr Giraffe, JOY, Elizabcthport for Boston.
Schr BAY les. Arnold. Elizabethport for FAN River.
Schr Cooper Wheaton, Elizabethport for Providence
Schr va. Jones' Elixabethport for Norwich.
Schr Roanoke, Smith, Port johnson for Taunton.
Schr h Brsssos, Edwards Port johnson for Hartford
Schr James Bliss, Hatch, Mmchias.
Schr Saxon, Hutch, Machias.
Schr Helen. Carroll, Calais, l5 days.
Schr FL ing arrow, Nash, Jonesboro, days
sch. Cornela Henderson. Rockand.
Schr E davidson. Kelly Gloucester.
Schr & A Stetsu n, Linn gin. Gloucester.
schr Fleeiwing, Hand, Providence.
Schr Ontario Barber, Providence tor Rondout.
schr j. Daniels Jooker, Hartford.
Schr VIM Gray. Clarke Portland Ct.
Yacht Widgeon, Crandel. New London.
Steamboat II NJ Cool, Taylor. savannah, In ballast "a
r Hamms nj
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the riggers; but II may be stated that about
two months ago these fworkmen, whose pay ut
that time nifty per hour agreed 70 reduction
OF five cents hour They now earn at the reduced
rate s4 O5 per dav of nine hours The Rggers' Union
numbers at present about three hundred members
Trade Is little better than il during the winter but
many OF the men do not average more than from
three 70 four days work each week at the prices men
toned
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

An Enoch Arden Casc. Almost. in Real Life.
A man In Newburyport who had wife and four chill
dren ran away and for seven years no tidings
heard Of him and he was given up for dead. In the
meantime brother OF the truant husband had sup
ported the family and finally married the imaginary
widow Many months had not elapsed however, when
home came husband number one, and contrary to all
romantic precedent made himself known and claimed
his spouse Expostulaton from the happy couple
vain He couldn't see, it, but took possession OF house
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

which was used by the murderer, were found inc
bloody handed Mr. Meanock by Chief Lamon
After examining carefully, he said That is the razor
that Winnemore loaned me a few days ago 70 snaVe
with" At the suggestion Of the Chief, Mr. NJ placed
private mark upon the handle, in order to deAy II IN
the future.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
REMARKABLE CURRENT EVENTS.


The German Evangelical church III Muscatine, Iowa,
was the scene of great excitement on last Sunday night
rev evenings previous members OF the cengrega-
ton mad participated in fair and tbeatricas, and the
felt It his duty to reprove them therefor This ne
dd with 20 much severity that number OF those pres
ent made an attempt 70 eject him from the pulpit ey
Iorca, but were prevented by other members Of the
cnurcn ine greatest excitement prevailed and Tor
time bloodshed seemed inevitable The next day the
pastor received written notice warning him TO leave
the city In wentyfour hours The Mayor of the city
being appealed by the friends OF the clergy has
now taken charge OF the Affair."
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
THE LABOR QUESTION.

The regular meeting Of the coachmaksrf Ualsn mo-
was held last night at No. 2s7 Bowery. when very
large attendance Of members was present ras Prssl.
dent Mr.. Harding, announced that the employers ol
this city having acceded TO tho demands of shs sccefy
the strike In New York continued NO LONGER ana thss
everything was arranged 10 the sallsfsctiou ol
all parties delegation from Newark was received as<
stated that the men in Marshs shop that town wsrs
now on strike their wages being considered
low for nrs class work, many Of them .inx nos
the New York body sustain, by every means In theu
power. the Newark men on strike. Thirty new msmberu
were received and after the transaction OF routine bss
ness the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

This society held It's regular meeting at Military Hail.
Bowery, last evening" with large attendance OF mem.
bers present Tho project Of starting cooperative
shop for the benefit Of The trade was brought before the
msens warmly discussed and very favorabiy recsived
The other regular business having been disposed OF ths
meeting adjourned 49, i :
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

The third division Of the Laborers' Society held s
regular monthly meeting last night in the Nineteenth
Ward ball, Fnty.third street, between Lexington and
Fourth avenues In the absence OF the President M
Thomas Connolly presided. A few remarks were made
creased wages which will go into eec, on and sf, ths
1st OF Nay An slectiea for oscen wm held a. { late
hour =
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

From the Boston Traveller, April 22l
The wife OF Rev. Nj. Emery Of Mason Village, N H.,
was found dead In her house this morning with her
throat cut letter supposed have been written by
her was found lying on table by She had passed
the night In Watching with sick daughter. Mrs. +.
leaves husband and daughter deeply afflicted BY this
sad event.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

The members Of this assocsation held meeting last
sveaing 81 l02 Grand street. The proceedings were Of
formal character The only business transacted CON.
sisted Of the appointment Of officers and the reception Of
members subscriptions The question OF wages has not
been discussed In any Of the deliberations OF
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

~ DomfSco-wrsr xprxs-rxxp LIGHT IN Aur cAyxs
ohciA information has been received th once that
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
HE ojRTs
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Case Of the Alleged Counterfeiiins Of .
Pension Certificate.
Befo "a Judre Shipman.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

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ss.
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fSRfLxSD, SD April Priv VAR scSr wOr.hnson Terry
H.a brig Ds Nix
' ss1 iSS S 'i fssdspSa S.dondo .
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and Sonser ssSo Charlie
:ey Parker from PhIadsph and ,.SrS Aws'sr Glover
v, s sc@ass sSsrs ss.ai rSh.ps ysnin. seamsn
sy, NJ n. sispar ssw fs TS
nk Taylor and Goss: ss'.s DO yo..r
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sS's .ns fsnosy sSr ses1
g. se ssh dry yer s.s:nsn nS ASss
P:l.ss co@: .r SSSg, Ts,, rs1s sa B
ri S'cRSosp' aa April H-xr sshr Richard Ballwinale
SockTxSD April is.sla ssArs !..dsn. Jameson New
son do; Lontne Pratt do lsth Massachusetts kennes-
tom do, w Hall Fressey, do; Adrian, Everett do; zd
Bengal eteteon do Dehance, Knownon, do Sarah Julia
;:.s Ss Ess;sTs:. rAnp I.s D,
SAVANNAH April x--Arr mot dd) bark Queen Of Scots
(Brl, Lockhart Providence, 70 load FOR Carthsgena
Dd-AIr brig samuel Lindsey, W lson Boston.
0ALEM, April ~ Sid schrs II Rogerp Framhes. usr
eta nIton trts,nssr Minnie Reppsr, conover, andRw
Tull Robbins, Phlladeiphia Manila Maria, ADRIAN " ~
Hall, MI Hope, MARI shields tfrom 0ardiner) kYorf
WILMINGTON, NC, April 2-3d steamer VIM r. Chda
Powell, NYork.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUsE1-:llt.dduc d: Son Ropri-
eto,s-J Harding, Bait more; j. NJ. Roanc,
Spotsylvania; J. =. Mobray, L. S. Davis,
Baltimore; Powell Harrison, Staunton; +. B.
Buck, Baltimore; John o. Bradfield, r. NJ.
Bcntl y, Loudoun; II. A. Hall, W. NJ. Royal,
Fauquier; DR.. Edwin Barbour, Cul pepper;
John NJ Orr, Lccsburg; Richard n. johnson,
AIbemarle; Charles G. Moore. Q. & A. Il. T.;
V. Dabney, Middleburg; o. B. Brook, Nd;
FL A. Bowman, D. Il A. Il. H.; VIM: W.
Mead, and lady, G. J. Coleman, Miss Bette
Mead, Leesburg; II. A. Wathall, BRISTOL
Tenn; r. Il. Ewan, Southern Trans. Co.;
Mercer Slaughter, o. Il A. r. r.
CRY HoTEL.--RobrtJ RaincN Proprietor.
A. Lynch, Virginia; j. Nj. Rollins, Thomas
Birch, James Adams, Loudoun; A. i. Gibson,
Alexandria; J. w. Bird, Loudoun; WllIlaGl
Fitzhugb, Fairfax; J. ". Bond, Orange. V.
w. Lemon, Ohio; Charles Kelley, Virginia;
Joseph Pridmore, Augusta; Leonidas Smith,
Indiana James Tucker, Tennessee;
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AN APPEAL FOR THE Poor, is hardly neces-
say, in this community, where there is; always
shown so much charity and active benev olence.
We shall, therefore, not attempt it; but SIM
ply state, that our Information leads US to be-
levc that there is more suffering and want, in
this place, at this time, amongst several who
arc almost ashamed to beg, and who would
conceal, if they could, their restitution, than
is generally supposed Wood is scarce, c!oih-
ing is scant, food is not abundant, with these
children Of poverty. We bring these cases 60
the notice Of our ciliz"ns and espcscialIy to the
ladies, who are always foremost in every good
word and work, that they may excite the sym
pathy of those able and willing to give
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REMARKS. There was more activity nj Inc
close Of the week, and the market is firm, win
light stocks. There has been very little change
in prices. Considerable activity has been man
ifcstel in Corn with largo sales. Flour is steady
and Wheat firm. The receipts Of produce arc
confined to the railroad, navigation being en-
tirely suspended Pork is in good supply, ana
is selling at $9a9 0per 100 lbs for dressed hogs
Butter has improved, and primo isin deman al
30a35c.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE An old and valued
subscriber, from a neighboring county, in re-
newing his subscription, interrupted by the
war-writes us these kind words, which are
very grateful, They are a New Years Gift,
which we prize:
Tor more than twenty years, even when
we differed on the political questions of the
day, was subscriber to the Gazette. Now
that those differences have ceased to exist
have been buried with the past-and we thipk
alike Oh the grave issues Of the day, it is with
increased pleasure, that IrenewlHy subscription
[ would have done so sooner, had | been able.
[ wish the Gazette wide influence and great
prosperity"
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LOCAL NEWS. 1


ST, THOMAS MANOR AND THE CHAPEL
AND THE CHURCH AT Chapel. POINT, ND
DESTROYED BY FIRE We regret to learn that
tho ancient colonial manor house OF st: Ihom,
as Manor, at Chapel Point, Charles country,
Md, together with its Old chapel. and the
,,ore modern church sdtice connected with It,
have been destroyed by fire; the particulars oil
which we have not learned. The manor house
was built, we believe, in 1888, or Whereabouts,
and the chapel contained relic OF the times
wbeo MARYLAND was not as free in matters. of
conscience as her founders made her, tor from
il, to neighboring valley, there was secret
subierranean passage, for the escape OF the
pricst, if surprised by the agents OF the law,
while celebrating Mass Had the buildings
been fully Insured, he loss of 80 fine specimen
or colonial architecture and SO interesting
,,amorial Of colonial times would have been
:, great loss to the people Of the county and the
Stale. but there was not a cent OF insurance
on thc thousands of its value, and as 50 large
and e)euant a MANSION is not now needed at
TINT point, St. Thomas, as d seat of Baronial
bospitaty, is probably numbered with the
things of the past.
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The W., G. & A. RA1LRoAD. " esterday

The W., G. & A. RAILROAD " esterday
Judge Wylie rendered Adhesion in the cases
ofJoseph Davidson ct al, VS.. Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Company
etal, and Washington, Alexandria and George
town Railroad Company VS.. D. Randolph
Martin ct al, which were heard before him
several weeks since. The decision of the Court
Is as follows: That j. II. Lathrop, Esq, APP
pointed receiver, with authority to take pos
session of the corporate seal of the said com
pany, also of all the books stock books, leases,
and all the documents and papers of said
company; also, of the railroad bed, the rolling
stock, the oepots, and all other property,
whether real or; personal, belonging to said
railroad company. or appurtenant to the said
road
1t was also ordered that he shall proceed to
operate said road according to his best dlscre-
ton tor the benefit Of all parties having an IN
terest therein. Thataa4ter reServlng IN hand a
sufficient sum to pay the salaries or wages OF
the persons whom he may find it necessary to
employ in operating said road, and Tor meeting
other expenses attendant upon the same, he
shall make deposit from time to time OF the
surplus in his hands in some responsible bank
Or banking house ofthe city Of Washington to
the credit of the suits, and shall once every
month, or oftcner if so required by the court,
present to the court his account as receiver,
verified by his on affidavit and such other
vouchers as may be lawfully required; but be-
fore entering upon the discharge of his said
functions, the said j. Fl. Lathrop shall first
file his bond in a penalty Of fifty thousand dol
lars, conditioned for the faithful discharge OF
his duties as receiver.
1t was further ordered that all Of the above
named defendants do surrender up to the said
j. FL. Lathrop, all the books, papers, property,
&c,, Of the said company, OF which the SAID
receiver has been authorized to take and have
the possession, and were further ordered not
TO exercise any authority, control, management,
or direction over the organization or the cleo
ton OF officers for said company or over the
affairs of said company or the property thereof,
until the further orders Of the COURT WASH
ington Star. .. .
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SLEIGH1NG.-For several days and nights
past sleighipg has been much INDUCED in, the
ground being hard frozen, and we'll covered
with snow. A correspondent asks two ques-
tions-''lst. Is sleighing expensivc--2d. Is
money plenty TO the first VIC answer. that
we have no knowledge whatever as to the cost
10 the second, as far as our experience goes,
emphatcally, No!
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The PooR--We have been requested 70
suggest that it would probably be good plan
for such of our citizens who kno " of cases of
destitut;on, to leave names, places of residence,
&C., at the Mayor office; and the Mayor could
then communicate the information to benevo-
lent persons wishing to bestow Charity, or to
the charitable societies connected with the
Churches.
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|. 90. F.-The following officers of Poto-
mac Lodge, [. 0. o. T., No. 3S, were elected
for the next six months, on Friday night last,
and will. be Installed tonight, at the Lodge
Rooms: VIM. T. Mitchell, Noble Grand !;
Thomas Dobie, Vice Grand @; Wesley Avery,
Recording Secretary; Hugh Latham, Perma-
nent Secretary; James II, Devaughn, Treas
urcr; Thomas Wilmington, Chaplain.