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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SAIL: OF .VALUA-
y BE Lh>D IN FAlhFA1 COUNTY
by Vi;tu. Of 81 deere" Of the Circuit Court OF
f ,lrinX county. rendered. at its November term,
1907. Of SAID Court, in the suit Of Barnes Ad-
lnnietratv VS.. ]. Fl. Barnes, &C., the under
signed, Inml$SioneIs, named in said decree,
VIII o. the i6iH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1867,
(that being the first day Of the County Court
offer, at public sale in front Of the Court House
Of aid county, TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing lg4 acres This land is the farm lately &C.
cupicd by Mrs Sarah Barnes, being the same
assigned her IS dover in the division Of her
husbands 1.-THE late John Barnesl real estate
It has thereon comfortable DWELLING g.
HOUSE, with the. usual out buildings, anEI
abundance Of wood, excellent water, under
good state Of cultivation, and lies about mile
from the o. Il A. r. b., and Il miles from
Fairfax Station, and about the same from Sang
stcr's This farm is valuable, and offers great
inducements to persons desirous to invest IN
real estate being the most productive farm in
that neigh borhood ......
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
Court: -Nnc-fourth Of the purchase. money in
hand, liable to be forfeited, and the land rcsold
ut the risk of the purchaser, should he fail to
complete his purchase, upon confirmation by
the Court; the residue in three equal payments
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est from the day Of sale, to be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser, and retention Of the
title until the lat payment is made Cost Of
conveyance and stamps ut the expense Of the
purchaser NJ. d. BALL.
THOS. MOORE.
Commissioners of Sale
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AccIDENT.-As a party Of ladies and gentle
men from this city were on their way to Wash
:ington, last night, In an omnibus, when within
"a short distance from the Long Bridge, and as
THE night train was on its way down, at the
same point, tue omnibus was accidentally up
set, and thrown within few inches Of the rail
road track, the passing train striking and
smashing it to pieces, but fortunately striking
none of the passengers. Several OF the ladies
were severely injured, and the escape was al
most miraculous The train was Immediately
stopped, and the party brought back to the
city, the attention Of the conductor, engineer,
and passengers on the train being very polite
and kind. Steps should be taken by the Turn
pike Company TO prevent the occurrence of &C:
cidents on. the road, especially at the points
where the railroad track and turnpike approach
SO closely as to scarcely give room for the pas
sage of the the train and vehicle. The track
should be fenced in, or the turnpike 50 widened
as to ensure security under ordinary circum-
stances, as at present the d angcr is always I'M
minent, when the trains are passing.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, at st. Johns Church,
Washington, by Rev. Mr.. Lewis, J JAMES 4
HALL; of Baltimore, and ALICE c., youngest
daughter of the late Captain John Hopkins, OF
Georgetown. ss-4;+l =a.. s'st'.l
In Brittany, France. on tho 9th of October,
by The Right Rev. Bishop of Quimper. Count
OLIVER DE KERNEL, Captain of Zouaves
in the service of His Holiness, Pope Plus TX,
and Miss NANNY KEARNEY, grand daugh-
ter of the late Thomas Bullitt, of Louisville,
KY, and daughter Of the. late General Philip
Kearney, U. s. A. <, i:sa.. ,.,
At Columbian Grove, on the 25th instant. BY
the Rev. r. Herndon, JAMES r. KERCH B.
VAL of Fauquier, to Miss SUE r daughter
of Enoch Garrett, decd, of Loudoun.
November 2lst, 1867, by Rev. John Land
street. JOHN CURRELL LYNN to HAN
HAH E., daughter Of the late John E. Nixon,
Of Prince William co., Va.
Bv Elder r. Herndon, on tho 7th Of Novem-
Der, Mr.. JOHN. P. THOMAS to Miss A Nm
LOUISA FLETCHER all Of Fauquier.r Il.
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f";DMMI 5riONER-' SALE
g or VALUE BILE LA ND,
IN NlNl; GEORGE COVE MY,

Ut y "
By virtue Of Il deere. Of ne Circuit Court Of
King George cyGn.y, pro!. ,nced in the suit Of
Ollisrrb;rry's \d!ninisCrat,ix w. Quiscnbcrry
.rl others, thc Subscribers. therein appointed
Special CrNmiss:onars IL: that purpose. will
nxrnos.. ~ nubIj, sale, on THURSDAY. the
5th dnv Of Dc.t.ui ,cr. 1861, Cha. being Court
rnv) q; KIM i,rurgr 9. II The trsct OF land
in Inc decree. and ~ccccliigs mentioned called
| THE COTTAGE"
"Thc Ccttacc' cnltnius IA acres 1t is beau
tjCullv located in King George county, on Ma
| chod1c Creek. near lis entrance into the Poto-
| nnnr riy,r unI i. bounded on two sides By that
| creek and iEi!!i,fil.' creek. The landing on
.hr fam Is accessible 10 a;ci,.ners and sal YES
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DUBLIC SALE OF -. .
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

. . IN FAIRFAX CO.. Va.
- BY virtue Of : decree Of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, Va, rendered at the June term,
1867 in the suit OF Follin against Follin and
others, ] Shall proceed, at II o clock, on sat-
URDAY, tho It'll day of December, 1867, ct
TIL village of Vienna" on the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, to offer, at
public sale, g. TRACT OF LAND, containing
about THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES, situate near the said village Of wien
M" on Welt trap Run,and adjcining the lands
of Major Williams and others. Thu tract has
been divided, and will be offered in smnllerlrt
represented by plat, which will be exhibited
at the sale This land is located in most de-
srable and improving ncighborhood, is well
wa.crcd, healthy, the soil good and i'll Il fair
state Of cultivation. It's proximity by railroad
to the markets Of Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown adds greatly to its value.
I, TERN >-Onc,tcn. h o. TIC purchase money
to be rnd in hArd an1 III" residue in equal iu-
stalmcnts ut six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of 81 G. " it'll interest secured by
the bonds of the purchasers, with good person
al security, and the title retained until the pur:
chase money is fully paid. Stamps and con
vcyuncing 1t the cost OF the purchaser.
FRANCIS +. SMITH, COmmr.
Fairfax county, nrv 2G cots
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DIED..

At the residence Of Daniel r., Slaughter, esq ,
in Culpeper county, on the 9th instant, Doctor
Hewas probably the Oldest living graduate of
the Medical Department Of the University, of
Pennsylvania. While medical student at Phil
adelphia, pupil Of the celebrated DR.. Rnsh, e
witnessed the second Inauguration of Wash
ington. He began hepractice OF nledlclne IN
the Green Mountain nelghooThood IN Ape
marie, and attera few years tn ere inoVed 10
Culpeper Court House, where he resided many
wears as o physician, and then retired to hls
farm in .Culpeper. About the year 1910 he
moved to Alexandria, and resided there until
the close of the late war, when he came to Gull
peper, and found home at tho house of Mr..
Slaughter, where he was made comfortable I'M
til his death He preserved his faculties won
aerfully to the last. He had been for many
years a, member of the Episcopal Church. =
Cuzpeper Observer. ~ . 'lt;g1ol@ :: 9oal~'22l
Most of our townsmen will read the above
announcement with great regret for the! death
of the venerable DR. Winston: : Hc5was an old
school Virginia gentleman,s intelligent, honor
able and courteous :, His "reminiscences were
most interesting, and extended back to the
DAYS of Washington, whom he had seen, apd
Jefferson and Madison, and other of the distln.
puishesl men of our State in the early days OF
the Republic His ;life'was extended hey ond
the common, term allotted to man, but it was
passed in virtue, and ended with regret by all
who knew him.
This mo ming, at his residence, :, in this city,
CAPTAIN EBEN EZER, BACON, in the 7lstfyr.
of his age. @r The funeral will take place on
M onday afternoon, at q O'clock. from No IS
south Water street, which the friends and ac'
quaintan ces Of the family5ale respectful ylnn:
vited> totattend. -. : " tns..~se,Tg3 asit =
on Saturday morning last! in Lccsburg
Ills remains, were inferred in the Union Gene
tery, on Sunday afternoon, attended by the
Sons of Tenperanc of which organization he
was mem ber,a and large concourse ofcitizens
AT ,Shreveport. La, on Saturday, November
ID. Mr.. ROBERT MAUZIEt BLAkEMORE.
| farmarly of front Royal, Warren CO., va. |
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THERE is, our friend of the Georg etown
Courier.may be assured? no particle of Spite
in the feeling Of Alexandria. The "srite," if
any, is on the other side of the river. It does
look like spite" there, in the matter Of the
Auueduct and Canal
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,CaoUp-As several cases Of Group have late
Iy occurred in this city, and as that season of
Of the year has now commenced (which this
infan,iIe disease is most prevalent the follow
ing extract from the Medical Gazette. Of Paris
lis published for the benefit Of those mothers
who usually treat Group without the aid Of a
physician 4 =. ?: sS, ,;.i :. '5''.%FI.u
:. m. Langahterie, after observing the effect
Of sulphur on the oidium Of grape yines5 was
!. led.to administer it nseveraf cases of Group
Z He mixes teaspoonful Of sui phursin q glass Of
water, and gives a teaspoontill of this. mixture
every hour This effect is described as wonder
full The disease is cured in two days, the only
symptom remaining being a,cough arising.from
the, presence Of loose pieces Of false membrane
in the treachea. M. L9says he has has followed
this plan in seven eases, all being severe, es:
peeially the last; in which the child was cyapo-
tic. with protruded rolling eyes and noisy res
piratioD ,,I5s~ zf;,.s'y aae! sea ZIG
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: The, Mayorawill refer the above communica-
ton to the County Court, which convenes on
Monday, for its action, as the abattoirs are all
located outside Of the corporation limits; and
as.the Legislature is not IN session, it Is sup
posed that application will be.made to General
-Schofied for authority to appoint a.Cattle To-
spector. : In the mean time it would be well to
buy meat from none but reliable butchers.
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FARM FOR RENT.

WOODLAND, very desirable farm, two
and half miles from Gainesville Station, on
the Manassas Gap r. r., is for rent. This farm
contains about 710 acres, is well supplied with
wood and water, and has between; $50 to 400
acres under fencing q large comfortable tt ssS:A
HOUSE, containing II rooms, and all ne sa ss;a1
eessary: out-h ouses, with spacious barn, &c
This farm is admirably adapted to grazing, and
The production of all the cereals. Persons de-
.;iriLg to rent would do we'll to apply, without
delay to = 3. ri ~ 81 D. T., Box No. 3d.
oc 15-tf Warrenton FauGuier co., Va.
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, DEATH We regret to announce 1.-The death
Of Capt. E5enezar Bacon, one Of our old and
respectable citizens. He was esteemed by all
who knew him Formerly he was a master Of
vessel, and afterwards engaged in the mer-
camille business. 80. - -
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Fairfax county, n"v 26 go
-P U BLIC s y L E

By virtue Of ~ ,l"cran Of the Circuit Court for
the County % Prince William, entered on the
18th day of October, 1857, il u suit in chtnc ry
thtrein pending, in which Mary y. Llpscomb
and Others are plaintiffs, and John Williams
and others are dcfendants, the undersg ned,
Commissioner, will sell, fore the front door Of
the Court House of said county, on MONDAY,
the "a day o. December, 1867, That bein; Court
day at public auction, to the highest bidder,
the HOUSE and LOT in the town Of sszHssssha
Brentsvlle, known us the "Iavcrn lot, Lssss44a
latoiy occnl,ieI by Mrs. Holland rs hotel upon
thG:ioliowing terms to wit: Ten per cent cash
ard the remandel on Il credit Of T, II and Is
n0nths the deferred payments to bear intero t
from the day OF sale, the purchaser to give bond
and security therefor, and the title Ia be re-
taincd as a further security for the same.
Said property is well adsptcd to the purpos,:
Of j. b..,,r,IaH school, and Hr"nLsY'iH is n most
excellent location !: ii. .,na. a NlCUL,
Brownsville, oct 3t-rots Commissioned
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Fairfax county, nov l4-law4w
VALUABLE MILL SEAT FOR SALE.


pursumn. 10 II decree Of the Circuit Cour. Of
Fairfax county, rendered in the suit of f. q.
Powell, &c VS.. Iiuntrr, &c, ut the June term,
1867 Of said Court, the Undersigned, rs Com
missioner, WILL Oh the l6Tu DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1861 Chat being Court Monday,)
offer, at public auction. TO the highest bidder,
in front of the Court House Of said county, that
valuable property known rs I" II d n T Il h 5
MILL This property lies Immediately on
the s., l.. IL H. Il. Il ut which point there Is
turnout, and contains 1873! acres of highly pro-
duc,lyc iGnd. The mills, both grist and saw,
were destroyed the du ing war butas a mill seat i!
is regarded as the most Valuable in Fairfax co.
the stream on which it is located aftordinS wa
ter at all seas yns Of the year. This property be-
ing situated on the railroad, the productlveness
rthn land. :tnd the valuable water privileges,
render il altogether the most desirable property
in market IN F,r!:.y county. The entire tract
will BE- sod Si3iect i the right OF dover OF
Mrs Mary \ Hunter to that portion which
has been allotted her, and includes the dwelling
House Her right can DC bought on reasonable
terms
TERMS OF SALE -One-tenth Of the pur.
chase money in hand, rs = deposit, liable 10 DO
forfeited up.n the purchaser falling 70 complete
his purchase uvon confirm .tioa by tha Court
The residue in three e4Ua! pas mcnt', IL sly,
twelve AMI eighteen months. with interest from
the day O; sale, 10 be secured by nc notes OF
the purchaser, IAN Il retention 0! tho title until
the last payment is made. Stamps a1d expenses
Of conveyance ~ the cot OF The purchaser.
THOS. MOORE, Comm'r. ofSale.
Fairfax county, nov l4-iuw4w
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+ THE MARKET was not very abundaatly sup.
piled this morning with country produce We
have no change to noticeIin the prices Of meats
or Vegetables! The butchers had good sup,
plies Of good beef, mutton and pork Country
killed young pork, was selling by the Quarter
at from II tol2cts, per. pound. Butter 45a5o
Cts. per pound, for print. Eggs 55a40 cts. pei
dozen 1ugH: - i9" . g" 71:Gi2' -.
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s. SPLENDID APPLES. Mr. NJ. :Bossart,: at
hi his confectionery, on Royal street, near Prince
received this morning,afrom the Valley, twenty
barrels Of the finest, largest and most delicious.
favored apples that we have seen this sea-
son. The specimens We had were delicious,
and some of themaremarkably large W 8
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y II r L l G. s 4 l. l.

{ -, -, - - - -.
BY vi:tnc Of 81 decree Of The Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, entarndon the 10Th day
of Oct,;bor, 1871, in II suit in chanccry therein
pending, ia which Elias =. Conner, Admsr.. Ct
george B. sra1ie'd. lec'l is plaintiff, and
Susan May liush md Others arc ,l:f"nd.n ts, the
undersigned, Comm ssoner, will sell before the
front door Of the Court House Of said county,
on sIOND.AH. IN ~ day of December, 1857,
that being Co,is. ...y al public auction, TO the
highest bidder, & TRACT Of LAND, contain
ing 10 acres, upon the following terms, TO VII:
One f,ucth cash, and the romaind"r OH credit
o. one and two years, with interest from the
day OF sg!e; the purchaser 10 give bond and So
curly for the deferred payments: and the title
TO be refined rs u further security therefor.
Said tract Of land i situated ON Hc1oqu&n,
near Sprigg' : ford in Prince William county,
about three miles from the village OF Mana .sas,
and is we'll timbcred a. NlCUL, Comm =.
Brentsvillc, oct 3l-eotc
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: sUNDAYisCHooL FAIR AND

FESTIVAL. -.
!, A Fair and Festival, for the Benefit of The
Sunday School of the M f. Church South, will
commence to- night, in the Hail oyor tho Ada ms
Express Office on Fairfax street = =
The most beautiful, FANCY ARTICLES,
Tasteful L,DECORATIONS,L q REFRESH
MENTS, &c. to be seen. @'i +: s-5"l'. III
.iu ICE! CREAM and, OY STERS constantly on
hand. a3!.a. 80 aai8S i. c1savy nov 26-tf
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Look OUT! for yard thieves, fence steaieEs,
chicken rogues, &C. II. I h<5 o.,
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FAIR.-The fair oversAdanl-' Express Office.
under the auspices of the Ne E. Church South,
was attended on last night and the night pre-
vious by large throng all seemingly enjoying
themselves exceedingly. u Thetempta5ion of
tered to the youDgmen at such places are, SO
great that it is no wonder they part with their
money, for who can resist when beset on every
side by the sweetest and most engaging young
ladies, each earnestly pleading, Just buy this
only this, won'tyou2" The ice cream and sup
persaloons, were attacked SO vigorously, that
though large supplies had been laid in, they
gave out long before the calls ceased !; while
the room devoted to tableaux was packed to
its utmost capacity throug bout the performance,
which was greatly admired. Among the arti-
cles displayed on the fancy tables, were some
neat pieces Of needle work, made and present
ed to the: fair BY. an inmate ot the city Aims
House. These attracted much attention. The
most sanguine expectations of the managers,
who have displayed much ability and tact in
their arrangements, are fully realized. SO far,
and doubtless the Fair will continue to be as.
freely patronized during the season as it has
|. been so far. '''@ = - IH ~.
80 , 3 ~, = &. u - a. .f.,s
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49, FOR Saloon Royal st.-TWO NEW
E$i FRAME BUILDINGS, opposite jamie
sons Foundry. The above property will BIO
sold cheap and on easy terms. The lots are
large, and the buildings are nearly new. For
particulars apply to j. A. STO UTEN RGH,
cor Kinp and Columbus SIS sen 16-tf 81,
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90 FOR RENT.t-Two STORES under the
M Mansion House Hotel also, Dwell LING
7HUUSES-two suitable for large families,
or boarding houses, and Others OF smaller cana
city. And on Union street. convenient to the
railroad, TWO LARGE, YARDS, suitable for
tho lumber coal, wood, or plaster trade. Pm
quire of JAMES GREEN,
iy5-tf III ~ So. Prince street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT AT HERNDON.-By virtue
of decree Of the County Court Of FFarfsx co !,
S. A. Terry and others, l shall sell, on MON
DAY, Dec 10th 1867, Court day, in front Of the
Court House Of said county. valuable [nyysS
HOUSE and LOT, at Hcrndon on the I=A=s
A.. i. i II. r. L. The lot contains half al
acre, binding l0l feet Oh Spring, and Z05 on Ell
den street. The house is new and ltortabIe,
and very desirably located. Tee village OF
Herndon is building up rapidly, and is the
market depot of q fna region Of country, i'm
proving daily in value. -
= TERMS One-tenth c:lsl, and the residue in
three equal instruments, at SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, Wits interest; Tie deferred
Epavments to be secured by the notes OF the pur-
chaser and 4 retention Of the tie til! the last
payment is ma}e NJ. DULiNY BALL,
Fairfax co, no l6-2aw1w Comm i. Of Sal".
COMMISSIONERS SAILS OF VALUA-
] Bile f AIRFAN La ND.--By virtue Of q
decree Of the Cilcuit Court Of Fairfax county,
rendered in the cause nt Johnston vs. f. binSUn
and others I shall sell, at public auctrn, on
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of December 1861.
Court da,, in front Of the Court House al said
county, the valuable tract. Of land called
BAR NABY,3 Of which Francis Johnston
died seized, containing l40 acres, lying on the
Telegraph Road, On pohick Creek. rear Pohici
Church: and having on it tiae mill :sl;e
TER MS-Onc, tenth cash. and t.e residue IN
three equal instruments, At six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, the deferred
pay nents TO be secured by the notes of tho
purchaser, and q retention Of the title till the
last payments made = - -. -. -.
Z .-'T,' !. s = l. VIM e. DULANY.
| Fairfax CO., no lG 2aw4w Comm'r of Sale
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CHICKEN THEFrs. In .fhel suburbs of, this
city, add in the adjoining country, comp Iaints
are daily made Of the nightly robberies of hen
roosts.l Indeed, tosuch an unprecedented ex-
tent has thisspicics of villainy been Of late car
ried on in this neighborho9od that strenuous ex-
ertions should be at once institutedsto capture
some of the, thieves, and by the infection upon
them Of the full pehaltyo the law make their
cases notorious examples .lioiion
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A GRAND DRAMATIC AND, MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT, ~ q i
ti FOR THE BE- NETT, OF ',.@!1s
II ARM ONY DItVISIO N, N o! "a
SONS. OFa1EMP ERANCG.
~ Will be given on I
TUESDAY EVENING, December 3rd; 1867.
AT .LIBERTY T. HALL. 1"at.;a
The Committee pledge themselves that moth
ing shall be wanting on the occasion to render
the evening agreeable to all.
TICK ELS. admitting a Gentleman and Eldy
to reserved seats 81 cts. single tickets % cts.g
nov 30-3t a~s:. ta.. --,, az
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g T, THE WEATHER to-day turned cold, though
the sun shone out brig htly. BIOS u !Ii# a2ta@
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49,. FOR RENT,-A, large Carriage House
ElG$5 and stable, conveniently situated and well
from intrusion. Apply to r. a
nov 2l-no3t -. BLACK LOCK s. co. "
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ga WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, No. g.
M::j Union street, formerly occupied BY Gwin
ply to .9QGWiN, 1BECKHAM & CO.,
va ,raHaI Cor King and Water SITS.
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nHURcHSERYIGEs, TOMORROW.

christ ChurcA.-Servic BY the Rev. R. n.
McKim, pastor. at II 9. ~. and u p. m. $50.
Grace Ghureh. --Ssrvices at IL a; M, and 81
]. y. M, by Rev.sD. f. Sprigg. The pews in this
Church are free. 4; slth et(54a5
St. Paups Service at II a. M, by the Rev.
g. b. Norton.
st. Marys--Seryice at I and II a. M, and
p. m, sr s.b ts .si.2l $50
FIRST Pres6yteriam--Sermon in the morning
and at night by the Rev. Mr.. McCampbell. ).
Second Presbyterian.- Service in the morning
Z and at night by the Rev. j. T. Leftwicb.
d Methodist Episcopal Church .South,--Sermon
in the morning and at night, BY Rev. Nj.
Nunsey. f.s.aF..a. ..,ls.l,t (.
Methodist Episcopal. -Sermoni in the morning
Z and at night by Rev. Mr. Wheeler a4iss5o
:. Methodist Protes tant.--Services in the morn
ing and at night by Rev, T. D, Valiant, of Bal
stimore. 4 a.i5i 31*#& -, 80
Is Baptist Sermon in the morning and at night
by Rev. hE. J. Willis 4, !. .@.,,,J>,a,
Village Chapel7-Serm on morning and night
By Rev. Mr.. Hummer: .i5u;. .illSs,;
81. Aleraa,dria Christian ASSOCIATIONS General
Prayer Meeting in, the NJ F. r.: Church, South. at4
@, clock D. M, and every evening during the,
coming week in the Lecture Room of the Bap-
list Church, at q o'clock:'5A cordial welcome
will be given tolall who will attend upon these
means OF: grace aft " q" ~; TO"