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Evening star., 1869-04-10

Mr.. OFFLRY, Chief Clerk Of the Navy De-
pa tment, has been called u Annapolis by the
death OF relative.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

heretofore made for furniture for the Presiden-
ual Mansion.
An act to dtscontinue Sault ST. Marie as q
port 81 entry in the Superior Distinct and to
establish marquette in lieu thereof
An act concerning the Attorney General.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

THE REeIsEArIoks OF Midshipmen CHARLES
w. Brown and J. X. Spears, at the Naval
Academy, have been accepted.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Leonard own md beacon, this week, says:
"The activity displayed by those who
have been appointed TO receive subscriptions
TO the Southern Maryland Railroad, and 'hs
ready response OF the people TO meet the de-
mand made on them, indicate an early COM
.menet ment OF operations on this road. w e hope
tnat the work will go ON bravely, that the Com
missioners Will exert all the energy in their
power TO canvass for subscription, and pre-
sent to the public, generally, the exceedingly
great advantages which this road will be TO
both the City washington and B ,ltimore in a
gardening and agricultural point of vie "
also in connection itself with the POint of
Rocks road ard the Loudon and Hampshire
road, ma king close connection between the
West the coal regions of Maryland and vir.
gipia and tide water at Point Lookout Wash.
lng'on City, alive to her interest, is taking
STEPS to make an appropriation of SaO,OoO,
" bich will be a material assistance to tue bull.
ding of the road. We hope our Baltimore
trends Will also aid us.
We expect eventually to obtain the appro.
priaflon made by the State of Maryl land to aid
Charles county in works Of internal improve.
ment
Evening star., 1869-04-10

THERE WERE BUT FEW visitors at the Whit
House to-day. The President lett the Execu-
tive Manson at 81 O'Clock this morning for the
Capitol, where he was engaged until I2x
o'clock, signing bills.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
knEASUkY DEPARfMINf

TtEAsUaY DEPARTNINF,
0'cH OF coHsrRoLLHR OF yHK CURRENCY,
uost.. . WAsnIHef0S, March u. isss
ciPe1is ,,s = nsrsoy given % the holders Of the
i.SfnIIrs ~, that such notes Win Be Daid in
lien q tSs s e, the gns:s stssss, uRos gfssns.
etoteo. ~ Vni'ee
SIEisvisw os.,s.ijsr & StSSSS; ~ GsSsS:;,
Evening star., 1869-04-10

AFTER DiNNHR NAPs.-Many persons are
In the habit OF sleeping for half 40 hour or an
hour Immediately after dinner. This is a bad
practice. Ten minutes sleep before dinner is
worth more than an hour after. 1t rests and
refreshes and prepares the system for vigorous
digestion. II sleep h taken after dinner II
should be iu the sitting g'posture, the horizon.
al position II unfavorable to healthful dic.s.
ton. Let those who need rest and sleep dur.
ing the day take it before dinner instead of al.
ter. and they will soon md that they will feel
better. and that their digestion will b i'm.
proved thereby.-Herald Of Health.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

OoNFIRNArIoNs LAST NIeHT.-The Senate
in executive session last night made the follow.
ing among other confirmat,ons: Register of
Wills for the District Of Oolumbia-Amps
Webster. Commissioners Of Police for the Dis.
trict Of Columbia-De We're Burr, Derrick +.
Hamlink, W. H. Chase, Charles H. Cragin,
VIM. J. Murtagh- James A. Magruder, Ool-
lector Of Customs At Georgetown, ID. O.; John
L. Chapman, Naval Onacer at Baltimore; Ed.
ington Fulton, Surveyor at Baltimore; Edward
Y. Colds borough, Marshal OF Maryland; James
M Ashley, of Ohio, To be Governor of the Ter
ritory of Montana; Rash Spencer, Of N. Y, to
be Surveyor General for the Territory of New
Mexico. Edward l.. Perkins, OF Penn, to be
Secretary Of the Territory of New Mexico.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
We clip the following from the R.A-.ysS.Jp

We commend TO the attention of or readers the
ioboving note frOD one of sitizea.:
About year ego 1 wAs attack ed IN Hemor-
.na.e ol the Lu"gs, aud have been cbughiae al
ulest lncesean ly stnce-tfu I esmmeno ID the Gee
OF 1itsss Lssr So saBg. by Witch 4 have beer
sres'y relieved In TACT almost P.rn entity cured.
"RAHwAY. J. Dec. 18th, Isss marss In
Evening star., 1869-04-10

- great many business men have adopted
as Hon. "Esq," or .Nr."-belieyinr that
they are useless, meaningless, and In al re.
spects played out.
~George Francis Tram announces himself
as the fenian candidate for the Presidency IN
1872. In Q letter 10 Q friend anuoun .ipe the
fact, George says, al have sworn 20 free ire.
land, and, % help ne 0ed, ] WILL
Evening star., 1869-04-10

Financial Matters in BaItimsrs rs.dav.
BALTIMORE, April I0.-Virginias. inscribed,
old, 49 bid, 49A asked; do. le66, 81 bid; do.
best de-, new, 50 bid.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

- IL Is almost In credible that in the Massa.
ehusetts LEGISLATURES q few days ago an amsnd.
ment To the liquor bill was offered providing
that any clergy man furnishing fermented wins
at sacramentai comm union table shall be
deemed guilty Of keepiLg q public bar The
Boston Herald reports this fact.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
PERRY DAVIS, PasS S.,,.r,

IL 10 real pleasure % ne 60 ss~~s f.yor.a,, -
this srticle knosa Al most uaiyers ly 70 be . sosd
sns safs remedy for burns sod other Pains Of the
body. IL ts valuable not only for Sjolds ,n ess
winter. but Tor various eammsr Oomplsints ssd
snooio ee IN every family The casualty which
cate. u.r = -
Evening star., 1869-04-10
NJ ETROPOLITAN
lv1 DOwLluQ eALOOl,
UNykB 4BTROPOLIfAM HALL,
PBNNA- -Av1NuE, NRAR l1rH STREET WKsY
0EOR08 BAUER, PropriOtor
Open from Q. N. 70 II ,. n. The Bar A stooksr
vtn the nnsst LIQUORS, Wines, and 4.
eegsy Of the finest brands. VirN.
Oall and Oee. sI.lv

Z UR1 SPICES
ofsinilar quality to that used In England.
FR1SH AND HANDSOME.
NV. BURCHELL,
Oorner Of 18th and streets,
e2rt Un6or Dbbftt HousA
Evening star., 1869-04-10

ANXIOUS !OFPICR SERKERs.-The lobbies
around the Senate were filled with anxious
office-seekers, this morning, whose nomina-
tions were before that body, looking after their
combinations, and every effort was made TO
get Senators out in order to button hole them
for an executive session. The fact OF their
nominations expiring at that hour, they there
BY having TO risk the chance Of being reuomi-
mated by the President, causing some OF them
much anxiety.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

THE HOUSE this morning passed a resolution
instructng the Comm ttee on Public Build
ipgs and Grounds to ARA nge and have ieady
for occupancy, six additional committee rooms
in the House wing of the Capitol.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

~On last Sabbath as two children Of Mr.
Martin, Of Ebensburg, Butler county, Pa
were playing together In a room in Mr. M ar.
tins house, one Of the boys, aged nine years
got on q chair. The younger, aged i've, told
him to get on, which he (the elder bowl re.
fusing, the younger struck at him with a knife.
from the effects Of which he died two hours
afterwards
Evening star., 1869-04-10

CohMoDORK THORNTON A. JENKINS has been
appointed TO his old position as Secretary Of
the Light House Board, as stated some days
since. Commodore Jenkins was one OF the
comm issioners, which some twenty years siHce
visited Europe, examined its various systems
OF lights, and upon whose exhaustive report
our present system was based. He was the
first Secretary of the Board, virtually its exc
cutive officer, and 1t Is expected will soon make
our system OF lights what IL was becoming at
the breaking ont of the rebellion, the most per.
feet In the world.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
IBy Cable.l

LONDON, April 10, II a. u.-OonsoIs, for mo.
ney, 70 \; for account. 93h. Bonds. 83x. Iih-
nois, %&. Erie, 2ih. Atlantic and Il. w II.
r., 80.
FRANKFORT, II a. m.-Bouds, SIX.
LIVERPOOL IL a. m.-Cotton market opens
quiet and steady. Sales will reach 5000 bales
Middling Uplands, IL 4: Middling Orleans, I2 ! .
Evening star., 1869-04-10

Lewis johnson & Do quote stocks ana bonds
10 nome and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEW YoRE, April 10.-Eirst Board-U S6e,
81 coupon, llS; e1,. ieoa. coupons l2O !;
coupon, new, 1l5A: Saws, lo01, coupon, If3a /;
!osOs, coupons, IO5S; Pacific Mail go, OHIO
q Miss Ceruncates. 5S; Mar1posa, l9a' Atlan.
ae Mail, none; Canton, 591; Cumberiand. 3a;
western Union Telegraph, iik; Quicksilver
2S; Boston WAFER Power, none; New York
Central, 1875; Hudson. 1i6; Reading, az
none; Illinois Oentrai, 13s; Cleveland and
f1ftsbure, none: Northwest 81 I; do. preferred
none; Cleveland Toledo. none; Rock Island
81; Toledo & Wabash, 6lx; Adams Exp..
o9S Wells, Fargo q Go. Express none; UnIteo
Staies Express. none; Americsn Express 40.
Merehants' Union. Is Z; Chicago Alton, l5is,
DO preferred, l55. Market weak. 9old
I32 zaI33L.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
BaIsinere niaPke,s, Fe.A.v


do. 1867, 50 bid, 81 asked; DO, coupon old, IL /.
best do, new, 50 bid.
BaltiDePs Markets, fo.Aay.
BALTIMoRI, April 9.ICotton a shade firmer
and not quotably higher. Flour active and
fairly at quotations. Wheat firm receipts are
email: prices slightly better Corn firm; whire.
s2asi; yellow, s5. Oats, 6sa7i. Rye unchang
%. Provisions quiet and unchanged. WINS.
Key dull at 9laS2.
New York Grain Market Ts.day.
NEW YORK, April I0.-Flour dull and nm
changed. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn duh
and dropping.
Wall Street To-day
NEW YORK April 10 Market heavy. Money
active at a. % per cent. commission. Ex.
cnange,7 *. Gold, 132S. Five-twenties, l-62
coupon, 2ss. Ten-forties, coupon, los 4.
- Psper is made by wasps.
~ The Worrell Sisters have dissolved part
nershIp.
- ChiGnons are going out Of fashion in Paris
they Will be succeeded by the willowy fan of
riDglets.
- Large sleeve buttons are in vogue among
gentlemen.
~The water OF the ocean contains silver
copper, and other metals.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

BILLS NOT SIGNBD.-The bill for the relief of
Rollin Whit, being an extension of a patent
the joint resolution in relation to a site for
new State Department, ana a JOINT resolution
appointing General Thomas Osborn, OF Chi
oago, as a manager OF the National Asylum
for Disabled Soldiers, in place OF Governor
Oelesby resigned, were not signed by the Pres
ident to-day, being the last bills which passed
the House, and which failed to reach the Pres.
ident before the hour Of adjournment.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

TIE SENATE remained In executive session
last d light, and until i.3O this morning, when
recess was taken until ten O'Clock, at which
hour the session was resumed for legislative
business, terminating at noon.
The House at half-past three this morning
took a recess until ten O'Clock also, and ad-
iourned at noon.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

SENATOR CONKLING made a desperate light
against some Of the most important New York
revenue nominations and succ-e -eded in prevent.
ing action upon them by the Senate last night,
hence the nominations expired with the end of
the session to-day, and tie President mus
either renominate them or seLd in other names
for the positions.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

DEPARTURE OF TROoPs.-To-day the re-.
naming companies Of the 18th Infantry (B, q,
ID. f, G, and H. left In the o'clock train, en-
route to Omaha, Lieut.. Col Wallace command
ing the detachment. The other companies left
on Thursday. il will be remembered
Evening star., 1869-04-10

In THE SENATE this morning, when the hou,
Of adjournment arrived, Mr.. Wilson was en-
deavoring to get up the House bill ex planatory
Of the eight hour law. Mr.. Trumbull. from thu
Committee 10 wait upon the President, re ported
that hey had performed that duty, and tn.
President had no further Communication tc
make. The President pro tenn, therefore. at the
hour of twelve O'Clock, declared the Senate ad.
lou rIed siue die
Evening star., 1869-04-10

FITTY-THRRB NoMINATIoNs for various
offices, not having been confirmed by the Sen
ate, expired at noon to-day with the adjourn
ment OF that body, and new names must be sent
in for the Offices, those sent In heretofore be
renominated. No nominations for the District
OF Columbia, 1t is said, are included in the lis,
ali of those for offices here having been con-
hrmed by the Senate. All Of the New York
city ana Brooklyn Internal Revenue nomna-
tons, and those Of g. w. Babcock, to be Sur.
veyor General tor Kansas, and A. R. Calhoun,
to be Pension Agent at Philadelphia, not
having been confirmed, expired with the ad.
tournament.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

THE EXTRA SBssIoN.-From what we can
gather the Senate VIII remain in session from
two TO three weeks-a longer lime than has
been supposed. The extra session will ne
lengthened by the necessity of dealing with the
Alabama Treaty in some defaitva way. 1t l.
understood that Mr.. sumner, whose position
as chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, gives his say much weight, will take
the ground that the Reverdy Johnson treaty
must he rejected altogether; that negotiations
must be entered upon de novO: and that the only
admis sable base for such nego iations the con.
cession by England that her action was wrong
in itself. 1t is probable that the debate upon
the treaty question will be very thorough and
important, thro wing much light upon ques.
tions OF international law, and it is not doubled
that 1t will reach the public by authority OF
the Sen ate.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET AT THE CAP.
IToL.-The President, accompanied by his con-
fidential Secretaries, Generals Porter and Bah
cock, Attorney General Hoar, anu Secretary
Fish, arrived at the Capitol shortly after 10
o'clock, and were soon followed by other mem.
bers Of the Cabinet. The Cabinet was in ses-
sion IN the Presidents room at the Capitol.
where the bills were considered Immediately
upon their passage by Congress.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

CONFIRMED.-Tben nomination Of Hon James
NJ. Ashley to be Governor Of the Territory of
Montana was confirmed this morning by one
majority. after a long and sharp debate. His
confirmation was opposed by all of the Demo-
Gratis and large number Of prominent Repub.
lican Senators.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
RRO0KLYN nOAnD.

VxyANTED-RoARD IN BRooKLyN FOR THE SUN
w msr hy geuseln an, wife and scn tsdul,h within ye
msnu,ss wax of Wan street ferry Address, with location
and ssrsas. boa sses New York I-os once
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

I COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET on FoR sALE-WTES TIN
"A rooms, yoqd order; mmeiss possession REM sV%' G
n.sr ps drsb stone house, East l6th street. near fhrd
Sessus: rent 6sU Inquire - hbovs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18
MANUFACTURING.
Shall the Growth OF that Interest he En-.
cournged Among ms.


Editors of 'he Bulletins Il
In Nashville (Tenn.) paper see that tn,
McGavoch Land Company, of that city, hav,
donated fourteen acres of ground to a cottor
manufacturing company. This certainly j:
commendable action showing enterprise
and liberaity on the part of the city besides
1t shows that its citizens are determined &c
make IT manufacturing city on n large scale
by encouraging, fostering and sustaining
manufacturing enterprises
! Now, Messrs. Editors, it is patent to the
world that city possesses no vitality and that
all efforts to make city are aAortive, unless
| supported by the liberal and enterprising
! spirit of its citizens.
/ Seeing that the committee on drainage Of
Of our city have examined the two pumps,
and have recommended that they and their
machinery be leased to some manufacturing
company now would il not be well if the
citizens owning the adjacent lots to those
pumps would signify their Willingness to sell
or lease them, on reasonable terms, to some
manufacturing capitalist. Who will be the
first one to make the above proposition to
some company of which there are numbers,
already Incorporated and only waiting for II
liberal offer to locate and 90 to work ? If
Cairo is ever to become a city Of Importance
she must be made SO by the enterprise and
liberality o., her own citizens, in encouraging
manufacturing enterprises The ito pumps
In question are located most adyantagoou-ly
on the banks Of the Ohio river, and the line
of the Illinois Central railroad, and their re-
spec;iyo engines are Of suchh huge dimensions
it can be seen at once that saving advantage
is in favor Of the manufacture, iu the way Of |
power, receiving and shipping either by rail |
or by river, and a, We all know, at a poin, on
the Ohio and Mississippi. river. whore neither
ice nor low water impairs the shipping.
would further sugge-, that the city signi-
fy it willingness to not only lease the above
pumps and machinery but lease it free Of
charge, with the understanding that the par
ties leasing thcm keep .hcm Ia good a-lor
| suggest that .if the action of the drainage
committee can he depended on US in good
'aiihl that the citizen. hold a meeting at as
'arly date MS possible, anl appoint COM
uittee Of some Of its bes; citizens. requesting
hem to correspond and lay before several
llacrent manufacturing companies the above
and propositions. \ movement
4 this kind, ! think, would soon developo
omchiHg. J. \.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18
Life In.urane.-siO.OOo.

Mr.. Samuel u. Halliday, late Of this CITY.
Mt the time Of his death had his life insured
for go, 900. The Connecticut Mutual vester-
day paid hi, widow the full amount slO.oOOj
Of the policy held by that company.
The Connecticut Mutual il the largest life
insurance association in this country, and a.
this company insuros upon that most APP
proved and popular plan-the note plan
Though policies are issued upon the all cash
plans If desired it is enabled 10 issue policies
at less rate Of premium than any other
company The amount Of the notes Is neper
deducted from the policy in its settlement. a.
inc dividends always pay or cancel the notes.
The surplus capital of this great company
Inns become 50 large, in consequence Of its un-
par"De!ed success, that the management has
recently adopted plan Of declaring divi-
dend', whereby it is enabled to declare much
larger dividends than ever thereby exceeding
| every other company in returns to policy
/ holders.
No'srs. Stafford, Morris & Candee are the
| agents Tor this most excellent company for
] ms cry ana We would advise every one 10
'aNo ouI Po!icy at once in this reliable com
I""!i ana thereby secure for his family a sure
competency IN the only way that "A sure com
potency can be obtained. Its dangerous TO
ue'"! " matter OF such vital Importance. 1t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18
A BLOODY TRAGEDY!
Three ,ren shot Dead In ,heIr Tracks.
Tn. Tragic end OF Family Feud;

From q gentleman who came up ON the
Belle Memphis, last night, We gather the fol-
loving particulars Of one Of the bloodic.t trag-
edics ofthi, bloody era.
The boat landed at New Madrid Yesterday
and took on board two passengers named
Darnelle and then proceeded up the river.
She had gained point at the end of the
swamp above town when she was again hailed
By three men, u lady and l,t,le girl, all Of
whom, it seems, desired to get on board. The
| lady with n gentleman who proved " DO her
bro,hcr-in-law, and whose name was Lane,
were first 10 start on board the boat the
clerk and the little girl following close be-
hind, and Mr.. Edwards following in
their rear. The first gentleman with the lady
on his arm had reached the foot Of the stairs
and were about 10 ascend when shot from
the boiler-d,cS took fatal effect IN hi. BODY.
killing him instantly. The clerk hurried the
little girl cut Of the probable line the shot.
and had no sooner reached q point Of security
than second ball was fired killing the sec
ond gentleman Us he WAS iu tAc act az passing
ON to the stage plank A, this 'uuc.1re the
gentleman remaining on shore drew his re.
vulyer and aimed Il az some one on board the
boat but the cap exploded without ignitlng
the powder. Seeing this, one o:tAe Darnelles,
who undoubtedly al the shooting, rushed 10
no 'ho-e, and approaching within six Zee. Of
the now disarmei MT. Lane, poured whole
charge Of buck-shoi through his chest, killing
him On the spot Mr.. Lane watched the APP
proach Of bis antagoni,; with - calm indiler-
ence that could not have been exceeded had
the object been a mere exchange Of ciyiltie..
lie stood erect, with hi, hands by hi. side.
and faced his death without the change
Of a feature or show 0f fear.
The terrible meeting seem, to have been
anticipated As all the parties were heavily
armed with shot guns GGd pistols and some
Of them with both. The daruelle brothers
having thu, accomplished their bloody pur-
pose walked ashore and disappeared IN the
neghbOrng forests.
Thus terminated family feul which il
only one Of the thousands now narring and
destroying the domestic pl1y, and gGic: og
the people of the south
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18

The weather is cloudy, bu; tolerably pleas
ant.
The Mississippi is still receding at St. Louis,
but with good water 10 Cairo.
The Ohio is falling above Louisville, but
with good water still.
The river here has risen inches the past
"a hours.
The Bismarck had bxs orange. for Cairo;
10 csks steel, go bx' oranges, 90 bhls potatoes,
% bales hides 80 baskets champaign Al hhds
sugar for Chicago
The Cumberland broush, 30 bbl' meal for
Memphis. slim trip.
The WIN. White, Capt. Northern, leaves
for Paducah thi, evening.
The Armada Capt Gus Dousouchct is the
regular Evansville packet this evening.
TIE Nashville, Capt Wiley Simms, Is the
Nashville packet tomorrow noon.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18
Ball by the 81. Patrick's Benevolent so-
sitiy.

y committee appointed by this society is
porfecting arrangements for a grand ball at
the St Charlie, hotel, oil the 3lst instant. The
price Of the ticket, la. been fixed at two dol
lars and half We have no doubt theIaflar
will be largely attended and generally success
ful, q the gentlemen who have it in hand are
expert. in such mattor. and feel the response
bility Of their position.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18

The Times per.is,, in the statement that
John Mckee did not leave Cairo on the
steamer Ruth. Who ,aid he did? If the
editor Of that amiabls sheet think, that We
intend to permit any fir; class boat to blow
up. burn up or sink without having a Bull
lstin reporper on board he i, greatly mis-
taken. Ordinary enterprise demands that
much
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-18
The A.M.E. chureh-A Replication.


/ see in your Dee; Saturdays issue, an ar,r-
Gle Jpon the aiaGl0umout If tho new church
building Of the African Methodist people of
thi' city. IN conversation with some of the
trustee to-day. / learned that the new church
project has no, hcoE abandoned; and that
they wish the public 90 know that though
something Au. been said about abandoning
tDs project VI oui.u.ns YET they are deter.
m'rri not % give the matter UP. rs they
th.rS there w.. uc o.aer year in Cairo be.
side the present And may say that those
Of the officers VINO have spoken to me about
the 'rt"'' wl.r came out lat SATURDAY
Woe highly a.. I'D indeed with il; and they
".'.,a iae O. .I. ea -u.l- corrections, and too
ada some facts, and Ga. matter will be before
Ga. public complete. The lots paid for by
tho church were three, instead of four. ana
tie foundation was brought To the level of
The ground, Be- ..3 ~ two feet above. and
tins makes the description given by the gen,
teman, whoever lie was, most splendid. and
truthful. H. speaking Of the UNEMPLOYED
material being disposed Of at a sacrifice.
the writer might have said, that under N,
new administration, that quite all amount 90
he material ~ The now building he. beer
used, 70 satisfy debt which was made Ion.
months AFTER The close # my administration
a. every Office. 81 the church knows. And
would furtAe. say, Mossrs. Editors, tina
every CE.ccr knows that at the clo.o Of IN,
administrator, 10. there was about e.eyel
thousand dollars on subscription, which hal
been so raised for the benefit of our ne,
church, five thousand of which had bee
promised by the Bureau. Ifanybody doubt
il, refer them 10 the Bureau officers VIII
made themselves acquainted with the facts II
the case. THos. STRoTHRR.