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MA. PEABODY AND TINE CHARLESTON BOARD Of TRADE.

Mr.. George Peabody, the great philan,hropIss. was
invited 10 attend the first annual celebration of ,hs
hsveston Board Of Trade, the I'd instant and tho
invitation was extended by the President Of tho Boar5
nate from which the following 10 an s1tract:-
Your timed remembrance OF the poor ana aac,oa
y tnis secton OF your native land, has been en0rsvc
90 deeply upon our hearts for future prosperity 10 on
terase The mark OF war Is still upon our homes bn,
ONE and see us We have yet q country a clorions
ountry You win meci us In the full tide OF ssn,r
nase y mild and baimy aud your welcome will be bon
The following Is Mr.. Pesbody's rsplv:--
i sAiBM, MASS, March "a Isa7
GILLIAN HASTE, Esq, President OF the tbar,cs,o,,
4 Chpf Irsdo:--hY DEAR sis: I have hui ,rs, "a
| proaPur very kind note, with tho invitation az the
| ing bed Board OF Trade TO Join them a. their an
my bIrtnnaai dinner, owing 70 the fact of ts h1v.
sucn vast nj 10 south Danysrs the town which was
me :, ~ ard where letters tor me are scnt in
nv snnlag. 49, lLat only lave them forwarded 70
| messaSc ~ M no or thrso weeks. This must DO
IL soSnsr "A wing sconor replied 10 the kind
~. syohv1, OF Trade though bni received
MANY nress,n. oaN en have been impossible for
occupy inv ,ne snssfe.t M On account Of the
bnt beg, through you y mus e.. TrsssnG
WIN great regret Am obliged or W. ed "a .hs, III
ssp'ng we invitation OF BODY rego ,h ho,or NJ ac
s,, =. poing Win thom on 30 jntsch bgh rhayactar
oaup p Interesting, trust, as mar.ng a. o~cas1o,,--
civ vh,.,. ~" .ra q commcruiat rthe commence
.v,v.a. ~ "s suhered 50 nuch bnt rberity COR your
viii srs ,cn 0.meroe and the arts of p.f huro tue
war. ana as sPsr tne ravages OF tho iate may nd
4 erac,ons =. sanhot now meet YOU bos sasirous
nv nst,vs ia aehc, sIeio ny life for an should
's""' 'o again see your fair civ l,oysI, : . q
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vIolATlONs or THE EXCISE LAW.

George II. Mute "a Park row; William priscoil, ioS
r,,.ne,h street, Henry stubbe, ss Ann street; William
wusenplng 10 Rector street, were yesterday ofOusn'
before Justice Hogan the Iomo, charges rsn s.ch 10
,,ng The Excise law and held 70 bail IN SioV sson "
ALL - be,ore tho Court of General Sessions. o.,
JON Coiahs~ OF Az Second avenue. anu % Jas,,ce
ner "a aT2 Ninth avenue were arragned pe'cto ss.
oare yestcrday Charged with selling liquor ON SUNNY
and Charlie. wxsn, sf 253 avenue A. was ia ~
selling liquoi wthos alcense They wero each heio "
answer IN 5000 bail AZ tnf
The following parties v~c arragued ycsteTcis,,on =,
rssex Market Police Court carsd s,~., H. Inscs
the Excise law and conySs Ninth s'.ss, Louis Ber
Tin rs ps-ssImng $40 Stanton street Wiii,sm preH.
" avenue rrsncis McArde 222 Monroe stree, ste
phcn Rucn, 293 East Eleventh slrsot Jacob s.frison
is Stanton street John 0'shger, NO S Tlftb street.
81 the Fourth District Police Court Tie fe1owing pio
ties we're arralz1ed similarly charged and comfpITeth
answer BY Jushcs Jedwith John McGeorfast Thirty.
street. near Eghh avenue; Mary Dradyayepue: Henry
ninth street, Michael Gress, $50 Scfr,,ob,s $40 Wet
furct. ITO tishtb avenue; Au,,.%c % "a, ives, Forty.
Forty. fouru street fresr'% srs, s,Ss First avenue
seyentb aret Daniel Sheesah, "ssa , s,so A''s' "'
bet0 sen Nfty ninth and Sxtstn s'r.oss h
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BROOKLYN BOARD or ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday aftefLoon The
Fire Department Committee reported fayorasly IN the
matter OF building bell tower in the Sixteenth ward
and appropratiug the sum OF s10o for that purpose;
and REQUESTING that the amount OF $4,000 be included
by the Mayor in his budget of expenses Or public
buildings The report was adopted Alderman O Brcn
from the Committee Lamps and Gas, reported in
favor Of purchasing Morris Aape e'o gl'be lamps
at cost OF SIS 86 The r-ater, after some dsbate
laid on the table .esoiu.on was aaople fr the pay.
station houss. The rules being motioa suspended
for the ,posc Of proceeding to an election Or Justice
to on the vacancy created by the deah Of the late
Michael Walsh vote was taken, rlad rc Will the fol.
lowing result:-Mchaei ]. Damn, IL and Henry G.
the republicans for the later, being a strict party
vote Unanimous consent was .Een by the
Board and the Chairman declared ~ Michael j.
Court On this announcement lafs> crowd Of
interested politicians who had been victims for the
offered an amendment 20 The report OF .ea,Sai- .ne
mittee Government Property and Claims, agreeing
the original memorandam Of asreemens Convey
by the United States of the slip OF l3y Ar ~ ~ sn
inson avenue to the city for .he dvested Of the
restrictions and CONDITIONS as construction o.
warehouses and the limits Ye question being nut the
completion Of the work. te original resolution attached
to she report ofng the appointment by the Presicns
W M aoppsea committee Of five to arrange for the
Oh NE soRof the Fourth Of July. Alderman Carman
soe2'fhat he had conferred with parties who would
Xaranoe to furnish certain patent gas burner TO be
atachcdto the street other lamps who would save
to the cy, Il adopted from $3.50 600 % $4,000 per
anpdm or IN other words, would furnish more bril-.
lant light without consuming more than one half the
lumber OF feet OF gas now consumed. He therefore
privileges TO the Brooklyn City Gas Company and
Williamsburg and Greenpoint Companies at the last
sss'ns N o. the Board BE- and that the sub
eferred. The Board shortly after adjourned
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LIFE SAVING INVENTIONS.

Commission Of Examination-First Meeting
nnd Orgamizati0n-The Inveutions submit.
ted, &c.
Tho Commission appointed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury examine life saving Inventions met yestsr
day for the first tmc at No. % Pine street. This Com.
mission consists OF nine members whose names and
occupations followsJoseph cragr, local nspec
tor OF steamboats, district Of Baltimore Nd Asopie L.
Bemis supervising Inspector Ninth DISTRICT Buffalo. N.
Y; Alfred Guthrie, supervising Inspector, Eighth dis.
tr Ct Chicago III; J. N Guthrie, supervising inspector,
sixth district, Louisville Ky William Rogers, super
tain Wiliam bradford suporyisiug Inspector. Second
DISTRICT New York city, John NJ Weeks local Inspector
district Of New York; Colonel Charles L stephenson,
tam w. NJ New general superintendent Of steam inspec
ton
pose OF organizing, After their adjournment the
tary announced that 8 Bemis was chosen president
and NJ Clancy secretary, and that the following reso
Resolved That inventions shall be examined in the fol-
lowing orderrhe nrst division shall embrace boilers OF
aniucrnsators, steam pumps syphons hose hose
soapngs and tu;be II, soys hs second division shall EN-
n s @ s ss s S
.sna sas lights as
o X. hs snd mSs Al oSs9
OF lie saving character not included In the above
The following was also Adopted
That be 5 70 q No
day practicable. the end thai The aDo Of this
mission be facilitated
Mr. weeks was Instructed TO procure n boiler 70 test
the various valves submitted II was announced alsf
that inventors will be required to bear their due pre-
portion OF the expense Of testing their inventions
Tho following are the names OF the invsauge; nre
far submittedPatcnt sheet anchor, water cask and
cxtinguisher; mode Of hanging rscang boilers and
lie boat combined molf and davits; detaching
tubes lowering, desr' for unIashlng boats; I'm
apparatus ppars...ssra,us; gaugecOcks and water.
sasss wns ss.b and
seifunhc,haS 81 anchoring; detaching apparatus; ny
rac vessel magnetic wassr eusss sps,
jacket ios ~" ar.aior for propeiers; low water de
ne,alic fsboa and rat locked valve pres
are inducior lowering machine low wa,sr sanrss,on q
aups n barge: safety valve; life preserveu pesesn
,s .s,s furl,ns sails steam anchor propeher; me-
boat ana .,nn adjourned 10 half-past ten o'clock
,o.day when il Is expected THAI safety valves WIN
/ examined.
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BOARD or eouncILMEH.

The Board held special meeting yesterday afternoon
the President, Mr. Brinkman. presiding.
They concurred with the Aldermen "a adopting reso
luton directing the erection OF public urinal on one
Of the sidewalks surrounding tas City Hall Park under
the direction Of the Street Commissioner
The resolution directing the Clerk Of the Common
Council to prepare the annual corporation manual was
called up. II provided that 10000 shnuld be
prepared at an expense Of So 500 70 be dsrbuted
iolo@s:-3 500 copies TO be granted TO each Of the
Boards 500 ana ZoUO Irr tne GierK ot the
Common Council On motion the reso.ution was
amended by striking out the 500 copies for the Mayor
and distributing them equally between the spective
Boards II was then laid for fut action. ss.r
Tho Board adjourned till Monday next
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r e xA s..
SPECIAL coaagsposDtsce of TINE MaAlu.

Fight with Indians-Narrew Rscape ef = Ye~nu
nME4 eass Lady. &c. rss l.ft e.-.s "a =
g-x. st11aae .h ts SAN ANTONIO, March %, 1857.
On the 9Th Instant company OF soldiers left Fort
Clark, under the command OF Captain Wilcox. Anss
being on the march four days and arriving In the vicinity
OF Fort Lancaster they discovered fresh Indian ssai
and following Il up for nearly two hundred miles 4hsy
surprised party OF Indians about two hundred sroas
charge was ordered when the Indians fed in great
disorder The soldiers pursued them nearly fifteen miles,
killing and woundng lorty Of the red men, whom shs
former were under the necessity Of beasng hassy ~
Iea a. the main body OF the Indans fifteen hundred
s.ron' was before Them, composed Of comanches Kick
apcos, Lipans and Muscaeroa The soldiers 1o3 bus
one Killed, live wounded and four missua ~ -9~ssg
lew days ago a young lady named Lizzie Robinsoo
nad narrow escape from being captured By party a.
maraudng Indians. She standing on the bank 6 3
creek on nor fathers plantation about forty mss ffou
nnerel when she saw band Of Indians approaching
secretng herself beneath the shelter OF the bank the
whole party passed to within few fest OF her. drivtne
before them quantity Of horses and cattle beongsa
70 her neighborA .ss-..s3 .ss t. ~ = =
This expedition undertaken and accomplished
more than hundred miles within the line OF tho
United States forta Their number makes them audal
all the Indians from the northern frontier hayinr
ted 70 the pai ms Of Texaa
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The Portrait ~ Gsvernsr FentOn. &c.
The Board met st four O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
the Presidenf, Joseph shannon, in the chair.
The Board had concurrence with Councilman on
resolution authorizing Governor Fenton to select an
artist 70 paint his portrait TO be hung up in the City
Hall
communication was received from Mayor Hoffman
setting forth that the ordinance looking to the payment
OF bind defective in It's character that Il
could no, be carried into effect Ordered fle
communication was received from the Board Of
Health accompanying another oommu muncaton from the
Crolon Aqueduct Board setting forth that the condition
OF the pavements in the tracks of the Belt Rairoad
Fifty ninth street. and other sveets could not be i'm
proved except by the passage OF ordinance by the
Common Council making II obligatory upon the com
pany keep those streets In repair which referred
20 the Committee on Law. M
After uansscting some more routine business the
Board adjourned for one week.
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Ao"r sI.AND INTELLIGENCR.

FIRE IN THE Woops "a . l
morning Gre broke out d Oh unine o'clock on Sunday
mile and half soath OF tho Boeram Hoyt Place. abons
known A .1EET lls- ''s'A ~ "a are n nm
AhRmrrp.-A short time since mention vas
tne HERALD OF . theft which had been com,,,.s
Astoria, upon the premises Of Mr. 8. 9. Rovrss - :.
wearing apparel silks, linens and other article. =.
su%s.anees came g light recently fixing the guilt upo.
hearing befor. yus,ce ns was was arrested and had
Jury. - = ""~'' '4s s0eon u kne 6sA9e
&# ~ 49, %
SosfScrkp THrE ARRESTED. Several weeks go =
was mentioned In the HssALo that tho shoe store or W
van Nos''and Of Hsmpstead had been broken ,a.o 80
ar4.1s"y !" BOOTS and shoes carried or On ssturs.v
4nuewasor arrested young man named Ts.cc
.nman !. % upon suspicion Of being the suitv nar.v ~
,e Nas uroasat 70 Hempstead and an exsmins,,er -
~, vaorv Sas.re Cloves The prisoner n h,s assrs--
story appsarns Sasss preferred asaInss @ su. ths
wy .osnV yaii y avail further action rho court cor
saes w 'ne io'd nssns Justice Joh Lott pre-
AanRsrxp roR rHssArrSryo 10 Covxr ARsc, q
OF Martin wheeiau, Of Csnsreport agslsss
M herron Of the same place. for shressening 70 barn
US oarn and trotting horse, warrant was issued b.
gscs aon'iord for tho arrest or the woman She IA
nca'ins ana was held TO answer In default OF bail
TEACHERS INSTITUTE Tho spring session OF ths
eachers Institute and OF the Suffolk County Tcachep.
association will bo held at Rverhead the 10Th inss
Az OLD Man BRuTALLr AssAuLrsD.-On Friday night.
an old man carrying upon his back an organ was pass-
~ through Church street; In tho village Of Jamaica, he
as attacked by four young boys, from ten 70 fifteen
ears OF agc and beaten Ia nercess about the
cad with sticks and stones The unfortunate man hnd hi
fsan badly broken. He appeared before Justice snsds
Dr, sued out warrant for Their arrest and placed IN
10 hands OF Constable sncdcker, who has since arrested
20 Of the party and two yet remain large
Kryo AT Hrsrsa's PonE--The keno eamo and faro
INK are said 10 BE- some Of the latest acquisitions 60
1nter's Point The authorities havo got their cvea
Tor a. an early day.
SAP AcdpEsr-on Tuesday morning hoy aged
Out seven years. son Of John West Of Valley Stream,
st with serious accident The litle fellow was
wing horse, whom the aplI,,ai became frightened
= ran swMsy. thro wing u, lad out OF the wagon
vn pcn oy6 ino inea OF VII On entered his breast
D'cslng sstsre II not fatal wound. 7
rAEhS OF ssAxk.--0n Sunday morning nc Mr. ste-
"a Wood was w,'iking through his woods no foundf
q o. ,hiry.oUe snakes Of various kinds burowos,..
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from 70 ashes and IN the enjoyment OF such prosperity
~ shall more than surpass that OF ts former years
yours, GEORGE PEABODY
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cars Os REAL ESTATE.

ne A. .. Bleecker. SON Co ..,
tUndr the direstion oi Thomas Neisoh' 1sf' 'e'0o'
aoHRIsAStA. -. -.
Honeaud L, on Railroad az, o. o. corner 'h sN All n
M
Haua aad ici on Washington corner s'h ST. ass
Hsas and lot on Railroad av g 81 near I'm 400
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rvF. ". Ludiow \ Co. s,ooc
story brick houae ani lot No $40 West I'd ~ ~ IN
ssory brown s,cno house and lot NO s61 Wess Na " ~
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TEE RUSSIAN AMERICAN COUNTRY.
Its Physical and Topographic
cal Condition.
LAND AND WATER PRODUCTIONS.
&c. &C. 90.

Communication from Professor Baird. OF the
Smithsonian Institute.
wAsHsGroS, April 1861
Tho following is the substance Of the information de-
rived from Professor Baird Of the Smithsonian Institute
with regard TO Russian America
MEASs or IMPORTATION aa
The Professor has had two explorers in that field be.
tween one and wears, who returned last autumn,
history from the entire re1ion extending from the
British possessions to the shores OF the Polar sea-
THE CLIMATE TEMrERArURB Ng
OF the coast from II Wales Island the
Of Bshrng Straifs during the winter months Is about
the same as at the city Of Washington There is l:;le
heavy fogs prevail At
The whole country, we'll up to tho northern coast 10
heavily tmbered-chiehy hard pine forests the small
extending down TO the very shores Some o the
dense undergrowln Others Of them are destuts OF tim
Der, but covered with grass OF luxurant growth
THE SOIL 1tf sMEn
On the west coast the soil produces excellent barley
and roots such rad shes and turnps and escuents,
such as lettuce, cabbage nc. saI s0
Furred animals such as sea otter river otter sable
furred SEAL mink, black, silver and red foxes found
in great numbers red deer on the south and reindeer
the north. sl a. a.ass 4stMr
Herring, salmon, halibat and Goldfish abound in ex-
hausIless numbers. In Behring Straits and to the
northward great whales are very numerous.
MINERALS
Surface washngs Of gold have been discovered the
head waters OF streams on the east side OF the coast
OF mountains.
The geographical developments arc the on the
western slopes Native copper has been discovered In
various places the coast aud in the vicinity OF Copper
river. Iron ore OF excellent quality and believed to
exis, in sxhaustess quantity Is nov being smeed and
worked BY Russian artisans IN repairing ships, &c:
Coal is found in large quantities aud used BY the
Russians for naval purposes In quality Il is similar 10
New Brunswick coal but not equal to Cumberland coal
Recent discoveries have been made of believed
70 be better quality Of coal though II has not yet been
tested. t
THE tSIABTASTa r." +&
The population consists o i've six thousand Russians
and hftv axty thousand Indians and Esqumaux. The
Eequimaux inhabit the tue northern sea- aud
arc industrious peaceable and teachsblc They live by
hunting and fishing The Indians inhabit the interior
They are peaceabe and live by hunting, fishing aud
trapping
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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for Calomel.

These Pills are composed Of various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions Of the liver as
promptly and eectually blue pill mercury, and
without producing any Of those disagreeable dam
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In albilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge of vitated
bile, and remove those distinctions from the liver
and hillary ducts, which the cause of bilious adec
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sCHENCk'S MANnRAKEPILLs cure Sick Head
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general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lassitude showing
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In short. these Pills may be used with adv antage in
all cases when purgatiye Alternative medicine is
required.
Please ask for ''Dr. schenck's Mandrake Pills.
and observe that the two kenesses of the Doctor
on the Government stamp-one when in the last stage
Of Consumption, the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price ID cents
per box Principal office, No 10 North 9Th street. Phil
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Barnes d Co, 81 Park Row, New York; S Hance,
$40 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md; John Park,
corner of Fourth and Walnut SITS, Cine innatti Ohio;
Walker " Taylor, l34 and 1876 Wabash Avenue, Chca-
co. III; Collins Brothers, southwest Of Second
and Vine streets, st Louis Mo. t5th&5thwemly
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A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine

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place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach
creates appetite, and render the spirits light and
buoyant! There is.no gripping, and reaction in the
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1t Is invgoroted. This last quality makes the medi-
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Ulcerous and eruptve diseases literally extin-
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In fact it is here announced that Maggel's Bilious,
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HALL & sCHMUCKER in Upton, and all drug
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FARMS& PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE.

WE have for sale on reasonable terms the
w Farms and Lands described as follows:
in cultivation, good fences and buildings, be-
ing the southeast Of sec 5, township 81,
rance rr1ss also Of heavy timber
years with interest at 10 per cent.
A Choice so acres OF land, 2 miles north Of the
eane Upton a l f l. n Terms 81 n ea NS
The east = Of southwest Il section IL, tp. 50,
range g.
The east u of the southwest section %.
township 81, range $50 acres; with good house
and stable.
A farm of 40 acres, 81 miles sw of town, and
y mile from school house, is well improved
and fenced into convenient lots good house,
stables, &c, Il fine orchard and 30 acres timber.
Price, SO per acre. Terms To suit purchasers.
Farm of 275 acres on Sugar Creek, two miles
Sc of town; one of the best stock farms in the
rich blue grass, fine young orchard, good build
ings, known as the Mohegan farm. Price SIS
p acres Immediately east of fair grounds, an
excellent building location, with well, ever
green's, shrubbery and fruit trees.
Improved farm of 100 acres one-fourth mile
west of Covers Ferry; acres timber, story and
half house, good cellar, eistern, &C. Also, 20
acres timber one-fourth mile east OF the Ferry.
Price sos per acre.
Good farm of 240 acres 100 improved, 40 acres
timber, good house and stock stables, miles
from Railroad station, good stock farm, having
spring and creek. Price $40 per acre, Il cash,
balance in one and two years.
The NV quarter OF sec. III, 81 TX z: l6O acres
Price SIS per acre halfcash, balance in one and
two years.
70 acres adjacent to Starts Addition to town,
being part of the Knott farm. which we will
sell in lots to suit purchasers.
Lot No. g. Block No. 81, and Lot No. 10, Block
No. 58 in town Of Upton.
The sw V of sec. 3, tip 81, range 2. lGO acres
The j. Of the NV u see. Is, So r 1; 80 acres.
Price Sl75, cash.
The sw u Of the ne u, and the east half OF the
NV Il, and the sw 4 81 the NV u Of sec. q, TIP
70, RI; 100 acres. All in Cedar county, Iowa.
Also the south II of the ne y sec. 3, T So, r 80
west, in Calhoun county, Iowa.
Also, $50 acres in Buena1Vfsta co., Iowa.
$40 acres choice prairie land in Cass county,
Iowa.
WOLF e. LANDT,
n6 Agents, Upton, Iowa.
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CHURCH DEDICATIoN.-St. Paul's
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
of Cass township, six miles west of Tip.
ton, will be dedicated to the service of
God, on the first Lords day of Septem-
Der; viz: Sept. 1st, 1867. The service
will commence at 104 o'clock a. m. Sew
eral neighboring ministers are expected
to assist the Pastor on this interesting
occasion. The citizens in general are
most cordially invited to be present.
BY order of Church Council.