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FROM MEXICO.

The New York Herald, of the 18th, says:
Our San Luis potosi correspondence is to the
22d ultimo. The Siege Of Queretaro had put a
stop to all kinds of commercial business in San
Luis. The leading members Of the Government
believed tEat the siege could not last moro than
two weeks longor. Escobedo wrote letter to the
Minister of War on the 18th, in which he stated
that he had determined to storm the imperial
position, and for that purpose had made the need
ed disposition OF his troops. Canales was at the
Vale del Maiz with d considerable force.
A letter from Leon Guzman, Governor Of
Guanuajuato, gives all account OF an en-
gagoment between the two armies, in which
the liberals succeeded in capturing the
imperial position on the mountain OF San Grego-
rio. Both sides suffered heavy losses. The same
liberals were in tho Plaza Of La Cruz hadcaptured
seven pieces Of artillery, and that battalion OF
Delgians had deserted Our correspondent writes
that Escobedo is entirely unfit to command the
army, and has lost so much time that there is but
q faint prospect OF his capturing the imperial
forces. The reported capture of La Cruz had not
been confirmed. Maximiian's headquarters were
i'll the Convent Of Catalan, which was strongly for
tilted. On the 10th of March the imperia.-
lists tore up the barricadcs Of the streets,
and Escubedo, who had retired a short dis
tancc from Queretaro wroto that this evi-
IDENTIFY raapt either an attack or retreat.
D;az,Ha y -fFsea to rejefslae. .Eseobedo with
five thousand sane :, men, ; OPS seEe on the
affair showed that Escobedo was unfit to COMMAND
the army. Our correspondent, in his last hetter,
Of the 22d, reports that reintorcements were dolly
arriving Mt the liberal camp. Everything was dear
in Querctaro. There was great dinner in honol
Of JuarCz at San Luis on the 21st.
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The TOBACCO CRop.-Acco d; ;; to the census OF
was z, ,053962 pounds. That OF Halifax 8,544 ,5S2
pounds. from tue best information VIC can gather,
We should say tho crop of pittsylyania, this year
is at least 100000 pounds, and the crop of Hall
fax G. 10000 pounds. Some would put the average
might estimate it still hiSher-we mean now the
crop of this county. But at the lowest calculation,
it will bring !. million Of dollars. The crop of Hall
fax will not average much, perhaps by five dol
lars in the hundred as that OF Pittsylvania while
pounds, may average five dollars more than that
Of either of the above named counties. Of one
thing VIC feel assured, and that s the tobacco crop
of the. five counties immediately round Danville
will bring q great deal OF money.
[DanUMe (Ta.) Times.
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YoRK, April 1s.-7Flour quiet and m un:
changed. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn quiet AND
unchanged, with no receipts Rice steady, al
steady; new Mess SO 85a22 S73. Lard duh, at La
1870. Whiskey quiet. Cotton dull and declining
at 27c. for Middlng Uplands: Freights Is, dull.
Stocks excited. United States 5-2Os, Of '62 cou-
pons, 1O9sa1092; Of '64 lOSa1OSl Of 65 1O85a10Sl;
new issue, 107t; 7-SOs, first series l06; others
1869; Virginia 6's, 93s. Money 6a7. Gold 1856.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Money very easy, at 6a7 per cent. on Stock and
5 per cent on Government colate1als prime dis
counts 774 per cent, but market quiet All the
Exchanges have agreed to adjourn over to-mor-
row, Good Friday, and it will be almost a close
holiday. Foreign Exchange higher, in conse-
quence of the decline in Cotton. Prime Banker 8
Sterling 9sa9t. Gold excited, BY the reports that
there is another decline in Cotton, and rum or is
prevalent that negotiation have been broken o1 Oh
between Russia and France. It closed at 137
Governments firm and moderately active; Stocks O
fraction better at the close. Cotton easier; de-
clined 1c; sales 1000 bales. at 2G for Midungs,
Flour quiet sand unchanged. Wheat downward
and favors buyers. Corn easier; $1,000 bushels OF
Mixed Western sold at 285ao2. Pork quiet and
steady at S22 Is. Lard, Whiskey and Rice quiet.
Sugars steady; Muscovadoes 10a104. Naval Stores
firm. Turpentine 79a8O. Rosin So S7salO. Frelshts
quiet.
CINCINNATI, April 1S-Flour, small business;
prices unchanged. Rye Flour So 75as1O; White
scarce and in demand. Corn firm; in sacks &c.;
IN bulk s3a84c. Whiskey unchanged and in m ode-
rate demand. Mess Pork s22'25a22 so.
Sr. LOUIS, April 18.-Topacco steady. Flour
firm for fall grades and dropping for spring: Corn
firm for.choice; lower grades dull. Provisions,
Lard and Whsley dull.
AUGUSTA, April 1e.-Cotton very dull and de-
clining. Sales bales-AIiddling &c Receipts, 6o
bales.
SAVANNAH, April 1s.-The Cotton market open
ed at 25c for Middlng Tut closed dull and lrresu-
l,r, and it was impossible to give quotations.
Sales 150 bales. Receipts, 400. -
MOBILE, April 18.-Sales Of Cotton to-day 35O
bales and dull. Middlings Ac. Recie Dts 81 bales;
New ORLEANS, April 18.-Sales of Cotton 8oO
bales market dull and unsettled. Low Nliddings
25ta26c Receipts 1,6OO bales. Exports 1884:
Sugar and Molasses nominal. Flour quiet and
firm, sales of Superine at s19 S9as13 So Corn de-
press a at 81 25as1 80. Oats dull at S5c. Bacon
only a retail business. Shoulders s2c. Ribbed
Sides 11!c. Clear Sides 13a13bc: Lard quiet but
firm at 13la14c. Pork very dull, Mess s2S 80.
Whiskey dull and unchanged. Gold 37s. Sterling
.46a50. New York sight exchange per cent. pre-
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The C;Ourt Of Annen Ia,

The Columbia PhGnir in referring to this
Court, says:
On yesterday, after examination, the following
gentlemen were ordered to be enrolled as attor-
neys at law, to wit:
John Brown, 3. R. Clyburn E. H. Drehcr, Z. 2.
Earle, J. S. Horlbeck, E. W. johnson, Wn,. Little,
P. H. Malone, James Munro +. N. Walker, John
C. Whitfield, J. B. Williams and W. i. Williams.
The following gentlemen were enrolled as Solicl-
tors in Equity:
James Birnic, John Brown. NJ C. Butler. j. T..
J. Caldwell, J.; Fred. Fckcn r: r. T[cmphill, Jchn
S. Horlbcck, j. NJ. Johnson, H. T.. HlcGowan. 5.
W. Melton, T. D: Mernaugh, ]. G. Mills. James
Munro, G. c. Finckney, Jr., John T. Spearnlan,
Vim. Tennent, William Van WyclI, Jr.. aud ". j.
Whaley.
The argument OF cases was then resumed, when
Mr. SIMoNs concluded in behalf of appellant i'll
RIGGS ads. W1TsEL.
The Northeastern Railroad Company, ads. c.
PoncKER, was next called, and Mr. r. Y. SIMoNs:
representing AR. MARTIN, read argument on be-
half Of appellant. 3Tr BARKER heard for appel
lee.
On motion Of Mr.. G. D. MELTON, Mr. PEIoLEAU
HAMILTON, a practicing member of the Georgia
bar. was admitted to practice in all the Courts OF
this State.
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: a THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-N EQUITY-B. W.. ED
WARDS, Administrator 7. 3. HOWLE us. E. s. BOWIE,
JAMES p WILSON AND OTHERS. BILL FOB IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND REL1EF-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HOWLE,, decreased,
be enjoned from proceeding to recover their claims ct
law against the complainant and that hsy do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowIE before
the Commissioners Of this Court before the first day
Of December NEXT and in default thereof thnt they be
barred the benefit Of. any decree to be pronounced
herein al. ..;s;s:tz n. .. 4.5ss
The above is true copy from the original order made
in the above stated case, 18th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. E. D. D. ~
conmssioner's Office, Darlington H, Feb. 49, 1867.
February 23 ~ 55zsi.5 sA1
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Our Cable Dispatches.
WASHINGTON New!

WASHINGTON, April 18.-In the Supreme Court
to-day, Root J. Walker filed an amended Bill in
behalf of Mississippi against Secretary Stanton
and Generals Grant and Ord. The Attorney Gen
eral moved to dismiss both this and the Georgia
Bill for want of jurisdiction, and it was agreed by
counsel that the motion should be argued on April
26th. ,.,s.z--.z-..-- 80.
WAsHNsroNs April 49, Several days ago Sena-
tor johnson offered resolution in nhExecutiye Ses,
sion having in view the Intervention OF the United ae
looking to an honorable adjustment Of the difficult
ties To-day he withdrew the resolution; Or. 1aA The
nal Of Yesterday went into Executive Session Sub
sequently q resolution was; adopted to extend the
session to Saturday next.
General Coke to-day was confirmed as Collector
for the port Of Philadelphia.
Two companies of the 5th United States cavalry
which have been stationed here, are under orders
to report to General Pope, commanding Sd Military
District. -.
The counsel Of Surratt moved to-day in Court
that daybe fixed for the trial OF the prisoner.
The prosecuting attorney announced thai he was
not vet ready No time was fixed but the trial
will probably occur in Juno.
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Negro Meeting i'm Mobile.

MOBILE, April ia large meeting, of negroes
was held last night; 5000 were present. Inhama-
tory Radical speeches were made by black and
white Radical speakers. Resolutions wero adopted
afiliating with The Radical party, demanding the
right to sit as jurors, hold Office, and ride Ii the
cars. IL: ,
the colored persons present were armed and u
great number of sho;s were fred In the air after
the adjournment
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iNeW York Vows.

New YoRk, April 1s.-Professor Livingstone,
was employed as lecturer at Barnum's Mu-
scum, was shot and killed sthis morning by man
named Cady, who asserts that he acted in seh-de-
fence. - q - - ''S.
Tomorrow being Good Friday, no business will
be transacted in any Of the civil Courts.
The Maine liquor law is being ssrictly enforced
in that State.
The Canadian Executive Council are called to
meet at Ottawa on the Oath inst, to transact inn
portant business. Superintendent Kennedy has
issued an order to the Police Captains directing
the disposal of the forces under their commands at
the election for constitutional delegates to the
Convention on Tuesday next.
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From Petersburg,

tonight passed resolutions fully affirming the equa
rights OF white and blacks, and accepting. the
terms of Congress. The meeting was very large
and enthusiastic, and about half negroes.
John Lyon was the only speaker.
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NE~. ORLEANS, April ia fellow calling him
self Darling has swindlcd some members OF the
New Orleans and Memphis press, by representing
himself as correspondent Of the Cleveland Plain
deakr and Cincinnati CONNER ;ial.
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Floods in the West.

b;oher at this point than it has been since 1914.
TIE track of the Missouri. Union Pacific Railroad
between the State line and Wyandotte is over
flowed to depth sufficient to extinguish the fire
in the locomotives.
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Death of a Catholic Bishop.
BUFFALO, April 1S.-The Right Rev. John ST
non, Catholic Bishop, died in this city.
hinrine Intelligence

New YORK, April 1s.-The steamer Scotia arrived
last night from Liverpool. On the 18th she ran
into and sunk the ship Berkshire. from New Or
leans for Havre. The captain his wife and sixteen
of the crew were saved.
Arrived, the steamship Santiago de Cuba, from
Graytown. Among her passengers is the Hon.
Thomas H. Clay, U. S. Minister to Honduras.
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Aid for the South,

PETERSBURG, April 18.-subscriptions for the
relief of the suffering in the South has been com:
menced, and in two days the sum collected
amounted to nearly $4,000.
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SAVANNAH, April 1s.-A mass meeting of the
citizens was held to-day, which was addressed by
Ex-Governor Joseph E. Brown, who was the only
speaker. His address lasted for an hour and a
half. He advised submission to the Military Bill
as the best alternative left to the South.
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OBITUARY.

Irs.tEt .f5E.g. OBITUARY. 7-5-.ef.e
sDEATH found strange besuty on thet polished brow.
|*s And dashed It out: There was tint Of rose
On cheek and Kp.9 BE touched the veins with Ice,
l. And the rose faded"
II On s.fnday morning. 24th March, CORNEIIAE. infant
daughter Of Isaac and Mary Brown. sweey fell asleep IN
Jesus. -, "a
eYe, who mourn
Whene'er your vacant cradle, or the robes
That decked the lost ones form, call back tide
OF alienated JOY, can ye not trust s-sE5S9
Your treasure to His arms, whose changeless care
passeth mothers love-? Canye not hope
Whan few hasttng years their course have rur
To DO to her, though she no more on earth
Returns to you?
a aAnd when glad Faith doth catch
Some echo OF celestial harmonies,
Airhangels' praises, withthe high response
or Ghernbim, and serspmm, oh think -
Thihk that your babe ts thare." IS. st.
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a. THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON, D1sTR1oT--lN EQUErY--HANNAHEI. ].
Hart, Administrative. u, ELLEN E HART JOHN
w1rHERsPooN, ct al2B1LI FOR INJUNCTION;
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF : It isordered TIM. the'credit.
ots Of JoHNI. HART be- eujoined from proceeding to
recover their claims at Law against the and
that they do prove and establish their demands against
tile said John L. Hart, before the Commissioner OF
this Court on or before the first day Of November next
and in default thereof that they be barred from the ben:
eft Of any decree to be made herein. 3.as-a Is
1T Is also ordered that copy Of this order be published
at least once week until the Arst dy OF November neat
in the Darlington sou.her and the charleston Daily
Neas. -!
The above is true copy from the original order made
in the above case, 18th February, 1857. n.
A. F. EDWARDS e. E. D. D. -;
coMansHoNEH's OFFICE, Darlington; O. n, February
"a, 1857. -. s3sn February 23
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#BEAUTIFUL5 5HAIR-C CHEYALIERB
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it's original color and youthful beauty impars life and
strength to the weakest hair stops ito falling out at
once keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled rs hal
dressing Sold by all Druggists sud fashionable hair.
drbssers, and at my Office, No. 112s Broadway New
York SARAH A. CHEvAIER, N d.
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| - fsfssi ii:r2 no ISL Meeting street, =
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojourn of few months in the
city was hardly recognized by her friends In place of
COARSE rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby COM
plexion OF almost marble smoothness and instead Of
tw ntythree she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
quiry as to the Of great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCASSIAN BALM, and
considered it invaluable acquisition to any toilet
BY its use any Lady Gentlemen con improve their per-
sona appearance hundred told. 1t ia simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and beaudying the skin and complexion
By its direct action the cucle it draws from it oil its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face US Nature Intended it should becear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail Express
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Ca THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT EQUITY B. BACOT
AND T. l.. BACOT, Administrators, PETER S.
BACOT, u.s. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
S. BACOT-Upon hearing the peadings in this case, it
is, on motion of W. W. HARLLEE Complainants soici-
tor ordered that all and singular the creditors of the late
Peter S. Bacot Complanants Intestate, be required
to file and prove their respective demands and debts in
judgments and otherwise against the said Intestte be-
fore the Commissioner Of this Court by before the
first day of November next and in default thereof that
they be debarred from the benefit of any decree to bo
made therein and that the Commissioner Of this Court
do advertise this order month in the Darlington
Southe7er and the Charleston Daily Ne,cs, until the
said first day of November next
The abore is true copy from the original order made
in the above casc 18th OF February, 1867
a. T. EDWARDS, c. E. D. D.
Commissioners Office Darlington c. H., February @,
1867. s36h February 2S
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sSgpZ''!gIzyzEA
ONE PRICE,
nA III|1I1R| nlA|k
|UIUlllllVU uUUUI .
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ro.dr ond oon,nr;sos . ho+to,. assort.
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OF color. Much the larger pOrJlOn
of our Stock is made i'm our own
mo,,h,ho, ond wo worront * in
ass .4o -, . l.
VIC hafo uoVus noo " oai o"n A"''A
utacture, such as are usually soiu
readVsmade, the, difference we shall
ho olada IN. chow .our cnstnmers. .S;::.:,.
Tn f3v;;snt.. o1i1, ~ n,,icoe f.amlwhich
-,
lh'o 'onsluol a'ion 'no uopio00o'
state Oh tne 1narReC, anu ene unlser-
sal desire 10 GUY SOOuS cheap.
We give below some of our lead
;,. n,;oos.
oA o4l'elnl.ls' 10e ),
ATT, woo1, TWEED s1nrs 10 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
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Illness of Archbishop spaulding.
BALr1. ORE, April 18-Archbishop Spauldlng II
dangerously III, and it is feared VIII not recover
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Especial TO THE NEWS. I

COLUMBIA, April 18.-The Governor intimates
that 100000 people Of South Carolina have moi
tasted meat for thirty days. The destitution is
great and several cases of starvation reported
The registration Of voters will be commenced
here as soon as sufficient number Of persons re-
port themselves qualified as registers. But few
have done so as yet.
Northern advices received here indicate a
considerable emigration OF farmers from New Eng
land Now York and Pennsylvania.
The statement thlt the South Carol'nian has
been sold to Beverly Nash as q negro organ is
false It is sti Il edited and owned by F. G. De-
Fontane.
Our Cable Dispatches.
BREsT, April 1S-Noon.-The Europe, from New
York on the 9th, has arrived.
LONDON, April 18.-!The money market quiet.
Consols 81. Bonds ex div, III; at Frankfort 76S.
LONDON, April 1S-Evening.-Consols so4; 5s'
ex div, III. :,
Dispatches have been received which state that
negotiations between France and Prussia are
broken Off, Owing to the Easter holidays there
will be no markets until Monday.
LIVERPOOL, April 18.-The Brokers Circular says
that the Cotton sales for the week are 81 900 bales,
Of which we're on specula 1rt and for export.
The market to-day is dull Suies trifing. Up
lands 11sd.;; Orleans n2a12d. Stock in port 796,
600 bales, of which AL 600 is American.
LIVERPOOL, April 18-Evenihg.-Cotton inactive
all day-prices nominal. The downward tendency
continues. Quotations Of Uplands II Id. Orleans
115d. Sales 5000 bales.
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w BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dyeharmless, reliable, instan.
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies tho i'll effects Of Ba
Dyes Invgorates tho hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William a. Bachelor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
h8. BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 lE :
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! ! iisS THOMAS .PMKNEY, EXECUTOR. OF
ELIZABETH P. PNKNEY. vs SARAH PHOEBE BEL
1iNaEa, es.al-BnL TO MARSHAL ASSETS AND
RELIEF. F.-Pursa1t to a decretar order Of his Honor
chancellor ". b. JoHasos IN this cs1se made it telas
February sitting Of this Court for costn District notice
shareby given for the creditors Of Mrs. ELIzABETHP
pNKNEY, deceased, to prove their claims before me- a
my Office, On or before the first day Of July ne or they
yillbe debarref from the benefits Of this aecrs ord
: = 5:,ilEt.:l 4..T3i ss7 10 B:sToEESsG G E. %. D..Ss
commissioners Office April s, 1867. ~ i
: April apis, 23lnsy7 AljneA l ls>yi
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I SPECIAL. NOTICES.

;,s1aea- 1aaesa- MARKET HALL, APRIL 18th, 1s677..--TO-
DAY being Good Friday; the Market win be closed
ct O'Clock N. :sl.s': q tie.ss sssi; -. .l:s;
- = i.issf;:: ..ts,: WILLIAM K1RKWO0D. ~
. ApFtlle 3. -. Chief els.t:
T las- rs- TRINITY ME CHURCH SOUTH, ,3HAsEL
sTREET In this Church next Sunday, the 2lst
inst, at 1OX A. N. and quarter to sP. NJ.
The concluding discourse tq Young Ladies will be de-
lfveted in the Eusniag by the Pastor .
ss, AnnrIl 10 -.5s.s-2l .t:ig1.i
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ar WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WIN. BLUM DINGLE as Candidate for the sherif7lty
at the ensuing election.
September II Is
MESSRS. EDIT TORS:-PLEASE AN
NoUNCE JOHN T. MILLIGAN aB q Candidate for Sheriff
of Charleston District ut tho election III July next
and oblige.
THE MECHANICS AND woRKNGMEN.
September 20
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adjourned to meet. again in the
LATER DISPATCH
Public Meeting, In savannah.

Satisfactory arrangements wero agreed upon
between the New. York and Southern Associated
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y haFORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
d. BIRD, win perform Divine Service in this Chapel
on $aobaA afternoon next 21st instant, at O'Clock
Z Apr1 10 zs. s