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ASSETS, SEPT. 20, 1867.

Chas. Wallace, State Agent Grafton, West Va.
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IMPROVED School DEsKs

We would also call the attention Of School OH
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CHAINS from SOLO eIUJ per set, MatLEa7sts
ofevery size and quality made 10 order from
the best material add warranted Breakfast
Dining, Extension, Parlor ani Office Table, o
all sizes and prices.
The New York herald., 1868-04-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRASDEis--scnwAB-B Rev. Dr. 8. Adler Mr..
RUDOLPH BRASDEis to Miss THERESA ScHwAB, from
ChRLouGm-BERRIAN.---At Klngsbridge, n. Y. On
"Wednesday, April =, by Rev. \. Ostrarder, JAMES
iiESRY CARioyGn TO ELIZABETH, daughter Of wm.
CoUTAST-CR0okER.- this city. on Thurs1,v
Apr. ~ ~; oy INC INC rev g. pr van heeck FRANZ j.
samuel y. Croker ESQ, OF nott Haven Westclester
county, N. Y. No cards.
CoX-MCCUILOCGH-On Tuesday, April q, by the
Rev. William Adams. D. d.. EDwIN NJ. Cox 10 AipA
daughter OF James Mccullough, all OF this cty
spSb,,kHANi-.in y, BROOKLYN, on Wednesday
Turner. CBAs. f. GARgSER OF Washington 10 Miss
JASE VI. RYAN. OF the former place. - '-'''
GILBEIcf-VEsBY Wednesday, ApriI % nj tbo
residence OF the bride, by the Rev Dr. Flaeg Iudae
WwHISGToN !. GILBERT to Mrs. CAIasTA c. VysrSSe
all OF this city. No cards. Ashi'
GiLBEki -ApAhsON.-0n Tuesday, April Z, by the
ket. Dr. Leech FREDERICK GILBERT to Miss JAs,r
Il. ADANsos all Of Brooklyn. "A-'h
HALEY-hALEY--At the residence OF the bride.s
mother, at Mystic Bridge, Conn., on Wednesdav
April - by the Rev. A. q. Palmer OF stonin0t"11'
Conn, ALBEIr HALEY, OF Brooklyn, n. ", To CASSIE
HALEY, daughter OF the late CAPTAIN simeon uaiov
Of Mystic Bridge, Conn. " S'"eon iiaicJ'
NATaANn-sos s5MAS.-on Wednesday, Aprn %. at
me temple AhaVath Chcscd, by the Pav nr' 4
Huebsch, NATHANIEL J.. NATHAN FAD Ia M,eq NJ ~ ~
ei1es' uaushter oil Nathan Rossan, Esq., all Of thi5
May. the happy couples shin of fpturitv bovo
peaceful ana pleasant passage over the stormy and
RAcE-CHuMAR.--On Wednesday April %. at the
residence the BRIDES parents nv he Rev iaines ~
Ig IHogeIs, OF newark, n. j., Mr.. JAMES H. RACE, to
Ia TAhl, aaugnter oil j. A. Chumar Esq., ali OF Brook
,r Wednesday April o. at
" py,nSprIg, m by the Rev. Father $. Malone JonS 7.
~ lvi, VI this city, to ANNA NJ youngest daughter
" s rnlan ruer, Esq, OF first mentioned place.
pa,on I,vonur,-1rURDY.-On Tuesday April 2i, NJ 81.
ason methodist Episcopal church, corner Fourth
utymue ana IWenty-aecOnd street. by Rev. Iohn
ncClihtock, u. d. Mr. JOSEPH :. STOUT to Miss JULIA
ri ~ ~, PURDY, daughter OF Alfred Purdy M D.,
SMIrI--ADpr o, xvoa,o,a.s ,oru 90 "A ~.
TrmuIvn, Dy tue Right Rev. Horatio SOuhgate n d..
= anHsopoRE v. SMITH to N0GEHE, daughter of Henry |
wELis-THowrsov.- st. Jonn's church, proot. |
yp, pD wednesday April ~ by The Rev. Dr. Burgess,
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at c, 1000 do. for May, and 500 do for June pr
vate terms.
RIoE.-Caroisa quiet steady at lOalc . IlSc
hangoon steady at 7c 7Sc, gold, duty paid and &c.
sueAR-There continued good demand for raw and the
market ruled rrn closing a nc. 114c for good
lining Cuba The sales 1875 hhds Ike Ike
Cuba Porto Rico, Martinique and ST. Croix boxes
At loec Refined was in moderate request al 1876
c powdered crushed and granulaed, lbsc l5 soft
SEEDS were quiet but steady at 0c. 10c for clover
" AZ % 30 for timothy, and 80 81 80 rough flax
sTEARISE was moderately active Sales coo lbs part at
~, TAIIoW was without change of moment Sales $4,000
wooLThe market ruled quiet and prices were generally
weak The sales 10000 lbs 45c SIC.
western TO tine Ohio, including 600 lbs. unwased ut SS 1sc
ao ooou IDA hne Oregon private terms o. bales super
Pol'ea az sc &c. S do extra do at 4'c S bags super
1000 No at c 1900 lbs Texas (chiey from second hands)
st including COO bury at 5c fall CALI
6orra at 3c bales do at &c. 600 lbs Mexican part at
zG zeo 90 English nocks, part about l6e; 1900 lbs
det Dennis Co. sold at auction to-day the store 80 Broad
way ilu0 bales mestza WOOL the entire sock OF Messrs
Murray Davis Brothers, whose copartnership expires
sne n INST There was large attendance at the sae the
scpons fair prices were realized The ner gades however,
brought less satisfactory prces 1853 bales Buenos Ayres
mer'no sold at Ssc. 37c chiefly at &c. S5hc 3s4 bales
DO No. at 2sc &c. chiefly At Sic. % do do. No.
l?c 1854 do. do uncasscd, 33sc. 35c 1as do. Banda
Oriental merino 35c. &c. las do. do No. Sc SSc.
81 do do No Sac 36c; do do assorted 32c; do do.
oose sOc L do Entire Rios merno s6c do Rio Grande,
WnIsKEY-Receipts 40 bbs There were sales and
prices nominal
The New York herald., 1868-04-24
BRo0KLYE INTELLIGENCE.

TIP ORPHAN ASYLUM OUTRAGE.-Anna Comp-
bell, one OF the matrons OF the Cumberland street
Protestant Orphan Asylum, who was arrested on
charge Of having committed the cruel and inhuman
assault upon the person Of boy ten years old named
Edward Ferguson, an inmate Of the asylum was
arraigned before Justice Buckley yesterday In an.
swer to the questions put by the Justice she replied
that It was not her fault; she not to blame and
had committed the assault under orders OF Or. Hyde
Davis. His Honor accepted her plea Of not guilty,
and held her In ST. 600 bail to await the examination
to be held at two O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. Mr..
b. w. Delamater the husband Of OF the lady di-
rectresses entered into the necessary bonds Tor the
appearance OF the accused. Warrants were Issued
for the arrest OF Dr. Hyde and Miss Jane Davis and
placed In the hands OF court officer Mclaughlin Tor
execution last evening. The liquid poured upon the
person OF the child was murac acid and not vttrol,
as previously stated.
CUSTOM House OFFICER IN TRoUBLE.-Frank
Webb, Custom House officer was taken before JUS
tice Delmar this morning on charge of felonious
assault the complainant being Dennis McHenry,
mate Of ship lying at the wharf foot OF Amity street.
VINO charged Webb with having assaulted him with
piso ana otherwise abusing him. Since his arrest
Webo met with painful accident having fallen in
ft OF apoplexy and sustained fracture OF the shoul
der. The prisoner was released On bail to answer.
THE FOURTH AVENUE HoMIcIDR-CoRoNER's IN
QUEsT.-The inquest into the circumstances attend
ing the innctiOn OF the injuries which led to the
death of Patrick Murphy, who died at his residence
In Carroll street, near Fourth avenue, on Monday
last was held yesterday afternoon before Coroner
Smith and jury. The two prisoners, Patrick Pur-
cell and James Dwyer, were present during the ex-
animation, and were apparently much concerned in
the testimony. Several witnesses were examined
who substantated the facts In the case as already
furnished The father OF Purcell was present during
the proceedings, and conducted himself in such o
disOrdery manner that 1t was necessary to eject INN
Tom e the court. The prisoners were recommtted to
jail, ana the inquest will be continued to-day.
THE EASTERN DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENTAL q
conference Of fremen held at the Odeon building
Fifth street, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. VIM. A. Mnard
of Engine Company No. T. withdrew as a candidate
for the Office Of Chief Engineer in favor of Rodney
Thursby, OF Engine Company No. 2. The contest,
which Is quite exciting, now lies between Mr.
Thurshy and John w. Smith, OF Hose Company No. g.
The election will be held on the evening Of Monday
the 21th inst
The New York herald., 1868-04-24

There was more genera demand for wheat to-day, mainly
for export and the sales larger, though rather lower
pces for Sts o Sn the spo The % ssss in par, last eyed
for Uc1' Xo. for No. 'gr sn S s
sod Sss vim e fs5 4 S x
week SO is for California and ~ - for amber Pennsva
sacr were 1900 bushels for ordinary ns% nns
mixed n in store 81 10 r. ~ for low mixed saoa, ~ s
ior 9.snaTy % FOR 1ss yeliows rs = and
pss sSa 1900 e shs bushels s saa e ~ @ n' s s. @
SPOT; So 0 50 Is Western State 10 arrive Oats
were without change OF bushels at ssse
sSs ap % So
ss TaS grain g. SD e sssss.
@Ss9 s asS, 70 sS.e Msy 70 cork wss c, B sak
quarters grain at o. u.s. d. and brig TO the Bac petro
GusSY cLoTn was in moderate request and firm Sales
IN Boston go bales deliverable ahead at as4c. god
GusNY B1oa were quiet, but steady a. lec 1e,Sc
r s wsos s S csRs sSns es5 Y % Il IS so9 and
sSs; for long rye straw ana ,oc FOR shor, DO.
% soc for s67 crop iOc &c for 1856 do soc DC
Hrsr.-Mans was dur, but steady a, losc, gold Ju.c
unchanged AZ II oS Il 30, gold. 80 eN''" "'''
oa % usSos sd vTa Tn @ a % %msa s The sacs
Vera Cruz, Is lbs, on private terms
eady sales 10 hbds Cuba clay aud AS do Cuba
NAVAL srohrs-spris turpen,inr continued to advance
pse % sere r we're @ n i q 10 es at o ss ss b %
6c The market for rosn very quiet but the tone OF die
sss e r. scss ss, ao rs at 70 Ts?sd s;sd q
I, ~ 9fGH: rale, G5 .6 and extra do as "a All hO
Sales 400 hble. No. F462k ef75: IfO DO con,rron
strained nj R3 & md 100 good do a: SO h0 Wininctop lar
dull and quoted nj IS ~.
OfLe.-Linsecd was weak at 81 IA 81 49, in casks We
heard Of no sales oher kinds though quiet, steady al
previous quotations
PRovIsoNe~ Receipts t6s bbis. pork ss7 do beef ~
packages meats ye5 do lard. There was consider
abe activity n the pork market to-day, n further
advance IN prices established: new mess closed AZ
is' IS for rls Sew sIs mess. s Sr "a @
ES 81 and nsw VA S G xs s s rs g5%s Sa ness including
were @ ~ brisk demand and nnes poor o prime selling
ueel the demand far and prices hrm; sales 725
bps nv fg E2O % for plain mess and b20 81 S24 80
extra DO Iefce beef In demand the sales being a5O
uetces, at Ssf $50 Tor prime mess and H44 for
India ness or beef hams we heard Of no sales. Cut
meats were w far request and very , at l3c for picked
shoulders c Tor dry sailed DO. l4sc. for smoked i7ac
lL C. TOT picked hams lgc G. for s1ake1 and 20c.
Tor baecd saes f5 packages Baoon was held With fr
ness ut we heard OF no ansactons we quote Cumberland
CUT u c Ne long ccsr ltc; shor. do, lec. i7c;
long ribbed ic 5c. and short do, l5c. 15stc Lard
"a lbtc. also 800 uerces Tor May private terms.
PTfROLECMfor crude In bulk the demand was cbt. and
heard Of sales Holders firm IN their views how.
ever, demanding l2sc, alshc For crude IN bbs i7c was
asked. Bonded opened firm " 28c, but closed rncr nj
2s 2'6 The sses wcro 2S bbs AZ 2s as1sc Free
IN deand There OF 2J bbls. white
az 33c 3tc In Paladelphe the market ariive
and hnnc and prices .c higher Tho were noO
bs on be fpoi aud for Tors monih At 26c 600 do or
The New York herald., 1868-04-24

The foreign exchange market was strong but dun,
and the indications are that the current rates viii be
maintained until after the remttances are made of
that portion Of the May interest ON the public debt
not renvested In bonds. Bankers bills on England at
sixty days were quoted at 110S 110H; at three
days. llo7s 1loS; commercial bills, 1O9H 1O9%.
The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
follOws:--
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Three lots in Poundrdg., along Bedford highway. 50

Three lots In Poundrdge along Bedford highway, 50
South Ist at and Coles st. W cor' so.io ~ $500
Monmouth st, Q, 90 OF South lat st 25xlOO l5O0
SCUM etn st iO OF Monmouth st, 25x96.... SO0
Grand st. s, lots IS, u block ST. s6riioo 1900
HUDSON CITY, ).
Golden st. q, lot 2, rlot T. block IN e5xIO0 625
monmouth st. g. lot 90 block IL, map 500
Patterson st. s. lot n, block 3 city mar 2ixCO. 875
Zaorske av, s. lot plot TO- block H. S5xC0. SO
Lot H. block map Hudson Grove, 25xlO0 1000
49,. oLAREMoNT, N. J..
CLERK 81 Soo rs OF Cartaet 250xiexlxl26x409. 900
The New York herald., 1868-04-24

COFFEETherc was An Improved demand Tor Rio and the
market ruled firm Mt previous prices The sales were
bags South America, Isl do Mermac and zoo
Southern Belle private OF other descriptions we
heard OF sales; prices steady
FLOUR G1iIN-keceipts Ills bbls -four, 60 do and
76D meal 400 bu sels wheat corn and
90 do malt The market for Western and state flour ruled
a fair demand both from shipping
trade and fair business the our pe-
vous quotations. California -four dull lowe- The
sales ~ 600 bbs -four demand and be
ter; sales 500 bbs For Southern flour the was
moderately active and prices The
bo.s. Corn without change of moments sales 400
bbs. at SO rs for Brandywne S5 50 for Jersey We
The New York herald., 1868-04-24

and yet it's expenses average fully seventy-nve per
cent Of its receipts.
The following table presents comparison Of the
prices Of the leading speculative stocks at the first
regular board to-day and on the corresponding date
lasI year,
The New York herald., 1868-04-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO TRApE.-The Richmond VA,

RICHMOND TOBACCO TRADE.-The Richmond (va)
newspapers are commenting with great cheerfuness
upon the prospective revival OF the tobacco trade of
that city. Before the war over hundred tobacco
l9ctorles were In operation there, while the great
tobacco warehouses Of RicLnond were well known
throughout the country The heavy taxation on the
tobacco Manufacture, the Richmond Examiner SAYS
cfippes Tie business, but AZ looks forward to l.s re-
vivai TO the activity and volume attained before the
war
The New York herald., 1868-04-24
Hnif.pust Two o,CIock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April 23-6 +. NJ.
CorTos.-Conse1uent upon the favorable cable
vices from Liverpool the market frmer and
consummae the Inquiry being entirely from
spectators and exporters Low mddng and all grades
low were in most demand and &c. lc higher while other
kinds higher. The 5qf5 bales in
cudng 0 for speculation, 25 for export 40 for spin.
min We
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Let Us have peace!" cry Grant and
Lutz of the Inquirer LET us have
war ~ shouts the Internal Brownlow
as he calls out thirty thousand militia
to destroy the liberties of the people of
Tennessee, and prevent a free and fair
expression of the will of the majority
at the polls.
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alew q advertisements.
III A IR v / G. 0 r,
FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE HAIR.
THE GREAT DESIDERATUM OF THE


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ACE.
A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy,
and effeetuaI for preserving the hair. Faded or
gray hair is restored to its original color and
the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, and badness Of
ten, though not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the foIicles de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and deca yed.
But such as remain can be saved Tor usefulness by
this application. Instead of toulng the hair with
pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigor-
Gus. It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and consequently
prevent badness. Free from those deleterious
substances which make some preparations danger
Gus and injurious to the hair, the Yigor can only
benefit but no. harm it. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found 50 desirable. Contain
ing neither oil por dye, it does not soil white
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-08-28

GIVE Us ANoTHER.-We hope the
sLtq51irer will give another list of Rad
zeal conversions. The one published
is 50 decidedly rich. If you cannot
fix up another, publish that one from
week to week by all means. 1t will
be such good standing joke. 1t beats
. f'NaSbV -
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JOHN CESSNA said in his speech, "a
man who goes over from our party to
sthe Democrats is the worst copper
head of ALL" He measures others by
his own standard, for as a renegade
Democrat he out-Herods Herod.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED TO remove all desire for Tobac-
This great remedy is an excellent appetizer
II pnrtfes The blood, inyigorates the system pos
sesses great nourishing and strengthening power,
enables the stomach to digest the heartiesl food
makes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health. SMOKERS and CHEwERs for Sixty Years
Cared. Price, Fifty Cents post free. A treatise
on the injurious effects of Tobacco, with lists of
wanted Address DR., 7. R. ABBOTT, Jersey
City, n, J.
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CTOVES! STOVES!


d NEy+
have added to their large assortment Of Stoves
several improved Patterns
SPEARS improved Anti dust COOKING
STOVE is one of the greatest inventions of the
age.
SPEARS Revolving Light Anti-dust PARLOR
STOVE, which is perpetual burner and is war
ranted to need replenishing with coal but once
day, and after once being filed will burn a hours
Also Agents for Spears Paror and fire. place
stoves
We have also the Oriental Parlor and Heating
Stoves which has given universal satisfaction
In addition to the above we have in store the
celebrated Wellington, Prince Royal, Oriental.
Noble and o,her Patterns Of Cooking Stoves.
We have a fine assortment of Tin, Copper and
Sheet-iron ware, Brass and Porcelain Kettles all
Of which we will sell low for cash aug2Sm3
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PERSONAL NJ. Cooper. Esq,
one of the editors of the Valey Spirit is
in town. Mr.. Cooper is an able writer
and doing good service in this district.
Hon. Francis Jordan, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, was relast week
on a visit to his friends.
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JOHN CESSNA was very bitter in his
.denunciation Of the "Copperheads" in
his speech on last Saturday evening.
He will ask some of these Copper
heads to vote for him before long.
Democrats, remember this.
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In 1864 the Democrats were ridiculed
and sIandered as the "Peaee Party"
bv the Radicals. Now, in order to
cover up their tracks of desolation and
destruction the whole Radical pack are
yelling, "Let Us have Peace J"
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Perhaps no one Medicine is so universally re-
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is, that it is more reliable and far more efTectual
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them Adapted to all ages and conditions in all
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They operate by their powerful influence on the
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For DYsESTERY or DIARRHGA, but mild
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For RHEUMATISM, GoUT, GRAVEL, PALPIrATI0N
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For SUPPRESSION large dose should be taken
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As DINNER PILL, take two pills to pro-
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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II. F. IRVINE is always receiving
supplies of new goods, to supply the
increasing demand for boots and shoes,
queensware and glassware, gents fur
nishing goods, etc, etc.
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seeafurd Gazette.
Home and Around.

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD TOP r. Il.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.-TN TABLE.-Express
Train leaves Mt. Dallas s. 40 a. m, and arrives at
Huntingdon, at 823 am; leaves Huntingdon at
6 .o5 p m, and arrives at Mt. Dallas at S.53 P m
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 2lO p. m, ar
rives at Huntington at 452 p. m; leaves Hunt-
ingdon at As a M, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
10 20 r m
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AND COLFAX.

VI AGENTS WANTED for j. T. Headly's
Life of Grant. Now ready, a Life Of Colfax, wi
Il Steel Portrait. Price, 25 c. Given with every
copy of Grant. The National Hand Book of Facts
and Figures just issued, is the Book for the Times
Sent for 81 50. TREAT 1t CO, Publishers $50
broadway New York iul3lw4
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DIED..

BOWEN-At her residence in Napier township,
on the 20th inst, Mrs Mary Bowen, wife Of John
" Bowen, ESQ, aged 81 years, months and 80
days. blessed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see God
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-08-28

The LaqHirer admonished us to be
honest. Set up a school, brother Lutz.
and Wen attend.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-08-28

G. II. B. C. E. y. b. y. C.-Be-
ing interpreted means, Go to the Bed
ford clothing emporium and buy your
clothing.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-08-28

10000 fine standard brands of cigars.
az cents, at G. r. OSter g. Co.'s new
to end in smoke.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-08-28

THE REV. Mr.. Cook will preach at
half-past ten o'clock, on Sunday morn
ing next, in the Catholic Church, of this
place. This will be the last occasion OF
Divine Service in this Church, which
is to be pulled down and replaced by
more beautiful and substantial church
on the corner of Richard and Main