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CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, April 12.-SENATE-The
bill refunding taxes paid on distilled liquors
burned in bonded warehouses, was passed.
Mr.. Sawyer, from the committee on
education and labor, reported bill extend-
ing for two years, from next July, the
time within which the states may comply
with the provisions Of the Agricultural Col
lege act.
Abbott's claim for the seat from North
Carolina was discussed.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, argued against
Abbott's admission and denounced the
doctrine that minority of the electing body
can elect senator, or any other officer, as
unhealthy and un-American.
HoUsE.-The appropriation bill was re-
sumed. An amendment authorizing $780,
900 for advertising laws was adopted.
An amendment reducing the appropria-
ton for civil service from 5000 to Sl0,-
900 was passed. Ayes, 115; noes, So.
An amendment extending the capitol
grounds was concurred in--ayes 81, noes
S6-with a limitation of expenditure to
100000, and requirement that the loco
motive railroad track in front Of the west
gate Of the capitol be removed within two
years.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Liberal Republican Meeting.


Ne,e York, April 12.-The meeting of
Republicans favoring the Cincinnati Con-
vention at Cooper Institute to night, was
one of the largest in numbers and most
imposing in composition ever held in this
city. The large hall was densely packed
before the hour announced for the meet
ing, and throngs were unable to gain adj
mission.
Colonel Frederick Conkling presided, and
among the yice-presidents were, Horace
Greeley, Sinclair Toucey, Moses FL. Grin.
nell, Hiram Barney, Charles A. Dana
Marshall o. Roberts, Judge Blatchford
Samuel Sinclair, General John A. Dix
and number Of prominent German citi
zens.
Ne,o York, April 12.-Dr. James w
Powell, formerly grand secretary of tn
Free Masons of this State, died to-day.
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REPEAL OF THE FUNDING BILL.-It
is stated THAT number Of gentlemen Of
this city have made up case and arranged
to employ counsel to bring before the courts
of the Commonwealth the question of the
constitutionality Of the act Of the General
Assembly repeating the provision of the
funding bill, making coupons receivable for
taxes and other demands due the State of
Virginia. The case will be brought before
one of the lower courts as soon as certain
preliminaries can be arranged, and will
from thence be carried to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia, and possibly
to the Supreme Court of the United States.
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The Colored National Convention.

Netc Orleans, April l2.-The resolution
condemning the Cincinnati Convention was
adopted by avote of ~ yeas to l3 nays.
Mr.. Pinchback offered the followingreso-
luton, which was adopted by acclamation:
''Resolced, That the Hon. Charles Sum-
ner, by his disinterested advocacy of our
rights and his consummate craftsmanship
in assuring recognition of these rights in
the constitution Of the United States, has
endearcd himself to the colored people of
the nation, and until he shall himself an
nounce his secession from the Republican
party, we shall hold him to be, as he has
ever been, one of the purest and ablest
members of our great party.n
Several speeches eulogizing Mr.. Sumner
were made.
A telegram from j. NJ. Langston, at
Washington, was read. 1t says: '.Let
our demand be legal and equality. This
will be seconded by the passage of the
civil rights bill. Congress will not adjourn
without its passage. 1t will probably bs
done next week.
Fred. Douglas and party will arrive to-
night.
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A WAIF.-Yesterday morning about
halEpast four o'clock, while Policeman
Henry Charters was traversing his beat on
Franklin street, between Seventh and
Eighth, his attention was attracted by a
strange noise proceeding from the porch Of
one of the stately buildings Of that locality.
Approaching the spot, he saw an ordinary
market basket sitting on the porch, and
was not long in discovering that the basket
contained a live white infant, apparently
not more than two days old. The tender
sympathies of the policeman were aroused
in behalf Of the lonely little stranger, and
taking it carefully from the basket, he
wrapped his cloak around it and conveyed
it to the officers quarters in the Second
police station. The child was plainly
dressed, and was wrapped in woman's
white flannel skirt. 1t appeared very
drowsy, and nestled to sleep in the Off
GERS arms. Officer Charters subsequently
conveyed the child to the alms-house, car
rying it thitherin his own arms. When he
arrived there he inquired if any of the fe-
male inmates could properly care for the
founding. A matronly lady replied that
she could and would furnish the child with
proper sustcnance, and taking it tenderly
to her breast, guieted the little babe. Her
manner, under the circumstances, plainly
indicated that, though unfortunate herself,
she was honorable and sympathetic and
ready to respond to the call of distress, and
we have no doubt this newborn babe, de-
serted by its natural parents, has fallen
into competent hands.
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EMBEzZLENIENT.-- The purser of one
of the steamers plying between this port
and Norfolk has been missing for about q
week. The key Of the safe on the steamer
and two or three thousand dollars in mo-
ney are also missing, and it is very reason-
ably inferred that the purser, the key, and
the money are companions, wherever they
may be this time. The name Of the en-
bezzler is William Marshall, we believe,
and it is stated that his peculations during
the past few months will show an aggre-
gate loss to the company of about $4,000.
He will be arrested if he can be found.
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ANN1vERsARy PARADE OF THE Srr

ANNIvERsARY PARADE OF THE SID-
NEY GRAYs.-The westher early this
morning promised to interfere with the an
niversary parade of the Sidney Grays, but
fortunately the rain ceased in time to per-
init the carrying out of the programme.
The company left their srmory and pro-
ceeded to Monroe park, where the magnifi-
cent flag heretofore described by us, was
presented by Rev. G. w. Vanderslice on
behalf of the ladies Of Sidney. Capt. G.
w. Darlington received the flag on behalf
of tho Grays, and doing SO delivered a
brief but most beautiful address. He elo-
quently referred to the noble deeds Of wo-
man, to the powerful influence
which she silently exerts both in
peace and war, and to the enduring monu-
ments to mans yalor and her own virtues,
which have been erected through her instru-
mentality. The Captains speech was
most handsomely delivered, and warmly
received by those present. At its conclu-
sion, he turned the new flag over to Ser
geant Holloway, the color-bearer, who ac-
cepted the trust and proposed three cheers
for the ladies, which were given with a
will. The Greys then marched through
the principal streets of the city, and after
wards repaired to the pump-house of the
city water works to conclude the anniyer-
sary exercises.
The target-shooting was an exciting fea-
ture in the parade, and showed considerable
accuracy of aim. The medsl was won by
Abram Diacont, the company marker, and
was duly presented to him by Captain
Darlington. The medal bears the follow
ing inscription "Sidney Grays, Co. d.,
1st Regt. Va. Vols, Org. April l3, 1871.
Presented by Capt. w. G. Darlington to
the best shot at first anniversary"
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SEMINARY.

President Gran, is suffering from a
severe attack Of neuralgia.
Commissioner Douglass will return to
Washington on Tuesday next from the
South. He
Governor Whyte has vetoed the bill
extending the limits of direct taxation in
the city of Baltimore on account Of de-
feet in its title.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yester-
day directed Supervising Inspector Hous-
ton to thoroughly investigate the loss Of
the steamboat " Oceanus" on the Mississippi
pi on Thursday, and report all the facts to
him.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British
Minister, under instructions from the home
government, has asked the cooperation OF
the United States in suppressing the slave
traffic along the eastern coast of Africa.
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HABEAs CORPUS CASE.-The counsel
for Abram Jasper, recently convicted of
felony aud sentenced to the penitentiary for
six years, have taken the preliminary steps
to bring the prisoner before Judge Under
wood upon a writ Of hd5eas corpus, upon
the plea that he has been deprived of his
rights, by reason Of the fact that colored
men were excluded from serving upon the
jury which tried him. 1t will be remem-
bered that Jasper assaulted and seriously
injured Capt. D. S. Letter, Jr., with a
musket last Christmas.
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POLICE ITEMS. Henry Keiser, charged
with being drunk and disorderly, and un-
lawfully assaulting and striking his wife,
Elizabeth Keiser, with chain, and also
with resisting the police while in the dis
charge of their duty. Case continued till
Monday for further inquiry.
Francis Randolph, charged with unlaw-
fully having in her possession four towels
and sundry other articles, the property Of
S. Zetelle. Committed for twenty-four
hours.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Mr.. G. f. Maurice left for New York
yesterday.
The Richmond and Manchester Union
Sabbath school VIII meet in the M. +.
church at p. M. tomorrow.
--Workingmen Of Manchester, attend
the mass meeting Of the mechanics at the
City Hall, in Richmond, tonight.
Henderson Lodge, /. o. o. f., is
making arrangements to celebrate the fifty
fourth anniversary of the order in the
United States.
Manchester Council Friends of TEN.
perance has elected Rev. VIM. II. Christian
to represent that body in the State Council
| which is to be held in Abingdon. =
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, April 12.-The elections
committee refuse the motion to dismiss the
Bowen case because he held State Office
while contesting, and will proceed upon the
merits of the case. The chances seem in
favor of Bowen.
Colonel r. A. Douglas, the Presidents
private secretary, left Washington tonight
to attend the Republican State Convention,
at Raleigh, N. @.
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Pleasant, Texas, badly burned; Matthew

Pleasant, Texas, badly burned; Matthew
Scully, Of Grand Rapids, Michigan; d. b.
Rourke, Of Corsicana, Texas o. Bloomer,
of Bloomington G. 7. Beatty, of Iender-
son, Kentucky, badly bruised; John
Noonan, of st. Louis, badly burned; c.
Loonan, of Carlisle, slightly burned; Frank
Williams, of st. Marius, Texas; Robert
Chew, of Junction City, Kansas, slightly
burned; and John Unke, John d. Martin,
of Belleville, Illinois, Chris. .Zellsdorf,
Rochester, Minnesota; Daniel Mcclure, OF
Memphis I; George Keightly, chief engi-
ncer Pat LAWN, watchman; Oscar Joyce,
mate, badly burned ;"Willis Webb, j. b.
Stewart tiremen, badly burned For
rest Lamme, roustabout, John Gibbons,
roustabout, Martin Needham, roustabout,
Mike O'Neally, roustabout, Henry Smith,
roustabout, Martin Ball, deck hand, John
Ross, cabin boy, Charles thinner, third
cook, not hurt.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-In
the cases of Michael Ryan, William Hogan
and Robert Mitchell, indicted for violation
Of the internal revenue laws, noNe proseqm
was entered.
N. A. Burnstein entered court and
pleaded guilty of violation OF internal rev
eune laws. Sentence suspended.
The court then adjourned until the third
Monday in July. ~
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THAT. FILTHY PooL.-Citizens in the
vicinity Of the dirty pool, on the corner of
NJ and Twenty-ffth, have requested us to
again call the attention of tho city authori-
ties to that great nuisance. In addition to
the stagnant water, the pool is the recep-
tacle Of dead dogs, cats and otlier oflal, and
as may well be imagined. is an eye-sore to
the neghborhood, and should be removed.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Thc case of VIII
liam Hall, indicted for obtaining $1,000
from James Turner, of this city, under
false pretenses, was heard in this court to-
day. Hall was found guilty and sentenced
to the penitentiary for five years. Messrs.
Mathews & Cabbell were counsel for the
accused, and Capt. Geo. D. Wise appeared
for the Commonwealth.
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PROBABLE SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-It
is probable that Mr.. Barrett, who was
ago arrested here under the city
ordinance imposing q tax upon sample
and more recently discharged
by the United States Court, to which the
case was taken, will sue the city for dam-
ages for illegal arrest and Imprisonment.
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DELEGATES FROM PETERSBURG.
The Republicans of Petersburg last night
selected the following delegates to the ap-
proaching State Convention: James Ell.
Platt aud P. G.. Morgan. J. ?. Evans and
Geo. May were designated as alternates.
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Unlawful Currency.

Sat Lake City, April 1.-THE United
States assessor to-day received Instructions
from Washington to proceed against Zion
Cooperative Mercantile Institution for vio-
lating the revenue laws regarding the issue
of their own paper as fractional currency
without stamps. 1t is believed that an
immense amount Of their shinplasters are
in circulation.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
In the case of Engel & Sons, assignees, VS..
Lisberger, in bankruptcy, which has occu-
pied the attention of this court for the past
three days, the jury failed to agree and was
discharged. g
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MORE PAPERS. Capt. G. +. johnson,
the enterprising newsdealer, received per
express to-day large packages of fthe "Chim-
ney Corner" for the week ending April
q; the "Lady's Journal for the week
ending April 27, and the "Waverly Maga-
zine" for the week ending April 81. The
public will thus know where to apply for
the latest.
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Mass MEET1NG.-T mechanics of
will hold mass meeting at
City Hall this evening. Every mechanic
Of the city should attend. Matters of i'm
portance will be considered, and the meet
ing will be addressed by able speakers. 8
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-
Independent Order of Good Samaritans of
Richmond and Manchester will celebrate
their fifth anniversary on Tuesday next.
For the order of exercises, see advertising
columns.
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The Late Steamboat observation-disclosures Of
the Disaster


The Late Steamboat Observation-Disclosures Of
the Disaster.
ST. Louis, April 12.-The "Belle of st.
Louiso has arrived with rs survivors and
seven bodies of persons who died during
the passage. The books and papers of the
"Oceanicus" are lost, and, consequently, a
list of the lest is impossible. The dead on
the boat presented q horrible appearance,
their bodies being swollen, and many Of
them were of the color of raw beef, the
skin having been entirely scalded off.
The engineer said he went on watch but
! tried five guages, in all of which he found
plenty of water, and then walked back to
| get cup of coffee, and in five minutes
thereafter the explosion occurred.
Robert Chew, one Of the proprietors of
the Atlantic and Pacific circus, saved him
self by means of plank. He think that
/ George Constable and wife, circus per-
| formers, from California, Frank Slate and
Frank Williams, also circus men, were
! drowned.
/ George Keithley, the first engineer, who
was on watch when the explosion occurred,
says the boat had just struck bar and
the engines had been stopped. The force
of the explosion was terrible. One Of the
/ boilers was blown back to the cylinders,
| and the whole forward part, including
the pilot-house and forward state-rooms
were scattered right and left. The boat took
fire instantly, and the startled and halt
nude passengers, who were not killed,
awoke to terrible reality. But one boat
was left, and that was badly broken. The
officers did sill they could to assist the pas.
sengers. Capt. Reeder and his clerk
| Henry nj. Worsham, gathered together tht
life pressrvers that were left in the bacL
part of the cabin and distributed them IL
the half distracted passengers. There wer,
but two females on board, Mrs. Constabl,
and chambermaid named Wallace.
l LATER.
J ST. Louis, April l3.--The following is
I list of the dead, missing and saved as fal
: as now known
4 Passengers dead-C. d. Wall, of Gov
J. ington, KY. !; j. II. Linderman, of New
/ York Charles Blacksmith, of Chicago
Crew dead--Alexander Connolly, secon,
a engineer; John Riddy, deck hand MOI
: gan, Folly, roustabout; j. b. Stewart
:. fireman. Passengers missing-F. N
! Slight, of Girard, Pennsylvania Geore
= Boren, ,'of Lyons, Iowa; George Constab
y and wife, of Noyes' circus
i, Peter Wagner, of Mount Pleasan
: Texas; Albert johnson, of Bloomingto
r Illinois. Crew missing Alfred Reede
y. !. captain; A. w. Worsham, first clerh
he Charles Worsham, second clerk Hari
Trip, pilot; John Harris, pilot Gsor'
Virgins, pilot; VIM. Owens, bar-keepel
Mrs. Wallace, chambermaid Jas. Joh
ed son, fireman Allen Cook, fireman Hem
MS Mogustky, cook WIN. Wise, porte
on Charles Burket, second steward; BE
TO- Buck, cabin boy; George Clark, tex
ue tender; Billy Wart, deck sweeper; MI
cy O'Shea, deck hand.
an Passengers sayed---F. johnson Jenkil
are Shreveport, Louisiana; Charles Carpent'
Portsmouth, Ohio I; John Frsy, of Mer
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND Posr-
OFFICE, APRIL 18TH. 1s72.-F. III.
Trochetues, Charlotte, Va; Mrs. Mary
Spradly, Buffalo Avenue Frank Wat
kins, Richmond S.sMiehel, New York ;
Martha Andrews, Petersburg.
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RICHMOND HEATRE.-To-night the
Lydia Thompson troupe will make their
last appearance in our city.
DeCastro, the great illusionist, will APP
pear at the theatre on Monday evening.
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the following circular, which we print for
general information:
RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1872.
TO the Ci!izeas Of Tirginia:.
The undersigned, members of the House
of Delegates, were appointed committee
at the regular session of the General As
sembly to prepare and have printed a cir
cular letter for distribution descriptive of
the mineral, commercial and agricultural
inducements which the State of Virginia
offers, for the encouragement of immigra-
tion and the profitable employment of cap
ital, and to extend a cordial invitation to
settlers from other states and of Europe to
make Virginia their home.
In order that the resources Of every
county and section of the Commonwealth
may be fully set forth, the committee would
urgently request citizens of all sections of
the State, interested in this subject, to fur
nish the following information in regard to
their particular county or section at the
earliest practicable moment Character of
soil, production, kind and quality, value of
land and quantity for sale, mineral re-
sources of every description, nearest point
to railroad or water transportation, and
such other suggestions as they may think
valuable on the preparation of said letter.
Chas. P. Ransdell, VIM. I. Sutherlin,
VIM. Lovenstein, Samuel A. Swami, VIM.
Matthew, committee.
All communications should be addressed
to VIM. Loyenstein, secretary of commit
tee, Oh Main street, Richmond. II
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AUCTION SALES.

A...C. PULLIAM will sell on Tuesday, 18th
April, at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, on
Navy HILL the building, and fencing belong
ing thereto, known as the "0ld Hospital"
+. A. LYMAN, assignee of William M. Bag
nall will sell on Thursday, 25th April, on
the premises, commencing at IL o'clock A. M,
nine valuable lots in the town of Fulton,
near the city of Richmond.
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.--Both the
United States Circuit and District courts
will meet in Norfolk on the first Monday
in May, and in Alexandra on the first
Monday in July.
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FLORIDA lepub,ican Couveutlo,

Jacksonville, April l2.-The convention
adjourned at midnight. Resolutions were
passed sustaining Lieutenant Governor Day,
denouncing Governor Reed and Gibbs,
Secretary of State. There is considerable
change in the State Executive Committee.
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SKIPPING.
EoR NEW YORK. HEx

THOR NEW YORK. EXFh
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACkET
COMPANY'S elegant steamship GEORGE b:
UPTON, Capt. RoEERTs, will leave her wharf
Nt Rockets on TUESDAY, April 10th. at p. M.
Connecting with steamers for Fall River and
Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills OF ladng
given to all southern, eastern, and western
places; also to Europe and Australia
Fare, So; meals and staterooms, extra.
For Freight or passage, apply to
-7s11g = ID. J. BURR, President,
1914 Main street,
wAsHrscroS & Co., agents. Pier Il, North river,
New York . t.f ap l3-3t
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CLEARED. The German bark" Yankee" "
Klemberg, master, cleared to-day for
Rio, with 1900 barrels flour, shipped by
Haxall, Crenshaw q Co.
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PERsoNAL.-The Hon. Charles II. Por-
ter, Representative in Congress from this
district, is in the city.
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GOODS IN BOND. .-nIorello Antonl to-
day received POI gallons Olive Oil, in
bond from New York. The port duty on
Olive Oil is 81 per gallon.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w AND 1R0NER; also, A GOOD HOUSE
SERVANT--an elderly colored woman prefer
red. Fair wages will be given. Apply at 400
Eleventh street, between Clay and Marshall.
an 1o--0tA fs-
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BANKS.
SAVINGS BANK.

Deposits received in sums of ONE DOLLAR
or more, and LIBERAL INTEREST allowed
thereon. f
Save your money, get interest, and see how it
accumulates.
RQa- NEVER KEEP MONEY IDLE,
JOHN L. BOSSIEUX, President.
THos. S. ARaIsTEAD, Cashier. ap 6-lmd&w
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-NIoRRow.-
We note the following special appoint
mcnts: ~
Broad-Street (Mcthodist) Church. -
Bishop Doggett at | A. M.
Disciples Church (Mayo streeD.-Elder
r. L. Coleman at IL A. M.
Christ (EpiscopaD Church. DR..
Norwood at p. NJ.
German Lutheran Church (Fifth street,.
Rev. DIR. Scholz will administer the rite
of confirmation at 10 A. M. g
Christadelphian Synagogue Covenant
Halll.-At half-past 3 O'Clock a discourse
will be delivered on "The restoration Of
the twelve tribes of Israel to Palestine, and
Jesus of Nazareth their King"
The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-School Society will be
held at Manchester church tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
The quarterly meeting of the Baptist
Sunday-School Association will take place
tomorrow afternoon at the Baptist church
in Manchester.