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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14
HOW LUMBER is PROCURED.

A Wisconsin lumber camp holds from
twenty 10 forty men. and their work begins
IN the fall. as suou as the sWamps are solid
y frozen over. The rude road from ciyili-
zation to the campis FIRST made. The force
is divided into choppers. who felltbe trees;
sawycrs. who cut tile trunksipto the requi-
site lengths; swampers. who with oxen
draw the logs to the banks Of the river and
cocks, who procure and cook the food. Tho
logs are put On the ice, with the marks Of
the owners cut into them, where they re-
main until the spring break up. Men call
ed scalers are employed jointly BY the buy
ers and sellers of the lumber, their duty
being to cut into each log figures dcnotng
itsasailable size for squared lumber. Camp
life is rude and laboriouS, aud affords the
lumbermen little time to enjoy the lastime
Of hunting. which the cooks must necessari-
" indulge in. Upon the first indications Of
9 thaw in the spring tile camps are hurried
ly abandoned. because the swamps are not
inhabitable when not solidly frozen. .Driy-
ing the logs to market down the swollen
streams is the next aud exciting work, as in
clearing tae Way in eases Of jams the lum-
bermen have to step from log to log in the
swift currents. Ata point where the wa
tiers becomes deep enough RATS are made os
the logs, and shanties are built on them I'd
accommodate the raftsnen, Ait the boom.
near Oshkosh, the logs are assorted accord
ing to the owners marks, and there is said
to be a vast amount Of dishonest dealing
by men who obliterate or change the
brands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14

Don't despise or treat unkinily little
boy or girl Just because they do not wear
fine clothes. for many warm. brave heart
ass been found wrapped Up in rugged
clothes.
Minnie. I'm in such a qunnaary: Cor
u | turn. mybask % Charley b. becomes
offended n once, md IL don't Ne caust
sce ny new buckle. what shail | do.'
Aprintes's devil says bis tai i hard
one : q hi. boarding hou-e they charge him
with all the pie they can God. aid al tho
office bis c,nployer charges bin Nth al the
lie they DO End.
No man can become thoroughly acqusin-
"a With his faulty history without rum.
| il iCr 0ilivy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14

A Long Branch beauty. 10 her prone.
made costume. turned the scales at l9j
pounds. IL her bathing dress she weigh.
Cd l0j.
II | think Charley i perfectly splendid. ?
exclaimed Clara. ! lie can get on MY glove,
and wears spit-curls.
! am having nv picture taken Ia oil.
said well known physician. coniplacently
looking round. .Vod.Iiyer. SUPPOSE.
growled an experienced paiicnt.
a country piper says: Persons wiskiue
their death polices published must hand
ihew ~ early on Thursday. accompanied
Ity So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14


The Charleston tMo Courier says:
Editing newspaper is pleasant thing. If
It contains TOO much political matter PEOPLE
WON'T have t;,Ifit contains too little. they
won't have it. If the type is too large, il
don't contain enough reading mattcr;if
The type is too small they can't read it. If.
We have few jokes folks say we are nothing
but rattle heads: if we omit jokes. they
say we are old fossils; if We publish origi-.
nal matter. they blame US for not giving
them original selections /; il we publish orr
-ginal selections. folks say that we are lazy.
.forgiying them what they have read in some
other paper. five give 4 mans COM.
-plimentary notice. we are censured for
being partial if we do not al hands say We
are hog.-If we speak we'll Of any act,
folks say We dare not do otherwise if we
stay in our Office and attend to business
folks say we are too proud to minele with
our fellows. five do not pay all bills pro-.
nptly. folks say We are not to be trusted !;
five do pay promptly, they say we stole
the money.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14

IN answer to the query, 'whoare richl'
writer says: The Inan with good firm
health i rich - arc the parents u ,igo.
rous. happy children 20 isthe wife who
has the whole heart q a good husband -
Is the maiden whose horizon isnot bounded
by the coming man. but who hos pur.
pose in life whether she ever meets him ov
not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14

A nearsighted Boston nan was lately
riding in street car. when a lady opposite
bowed 10 him. lie returned the bow,
raised bis bat. smiled sweetly. and vas
just wondering who shc was. when she came
oscr and whispered ID his ear, .Oh!l'll
fx you Tor this. old man I Then he knew
il vas bis wife.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-14

Why 10 we never lear ofihe saucer
which belongs 70 the cup Of sosiow.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03
eIRECTOKI FOx ADVERTISERS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03
NEW YORK SUNDAY JANUARY g. l875-TRIPLE SHEET

4 POSITIVE rAcr
CoNKLING CO..
No. 7Gs Broadway,
ONE BISCK BELOW fS'a anu T. f'si sTnwHKf is[s CO.
GREAT REDUCrroN IN PRICES
ALL DEr%SnrAEsrs
LADIES WISHING TO SECURE
WILL, RE- REAL T. HAEeAIss h;g!Lss,vr,r
WILL s?F fly Fl RR'yHrfolSrlD yfaif
DusiSa Sss FHfAS5sssafNE FIT doMisa WEEK.
WE Will GS% s!hK RsfAsI1sSs sASH ssEeA1ss
of1iiE SEEESSATED XAfssoE
GUINET AND iXPfissiER'
q GuinOt, Of rich caohemiss finish At 81 50. value
Also,
i s: at s:s @
HsAG.+ is5aas viSs HSs s:S SGH2aHD s4aHa SH49a fsa
81 % GHS,iH SnaD nESS5Ss aSSS s1S1H sHADEs ESn s.
JOB LOT or CHOICE AxESiNo SILKS Arsl, VALUE
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
IN MANY iss #SS ss''s Down
The is paIn-we determined close out our
stock and we wi make such reduction in price as Will
we shall oier eisgan. Diagonal serge iu choice cloth
y.ns aHd sc ssoscS Paid for chdrsn wca at s
< Extra s' vide vide Msdris. Il saiitinss tasc.
Atwood Empress Cloth at s5c
Mntaiese Suitings at 4nc.
M PARIS EeS' Saline MsHSss ciSss It sss &c. than cost
a. And great many other bargains, too numerous to
SPECIAL.
the t sn,e stock Ss
ing week at the low price OF 81 yard These the
made II iss 81 'y are yards
ALSO
wide, at 75c. a yard. good value for 81
hSsam GuS sines Frensh oss%cTc % of superior
ac $ 81 IS nd 81 2 warranted the best value to be
the same % rule applies; everything is marked down
Elegant Halmoral Grape Cloth IA yards wido. s7ssc
glegant quality black Empress csth, Cologne Cloth.
ss oS ad ddS Hs" de-
Vienne at soc. Goc yard.
IIogan swoS Velour I%psTis az Voc, Tsise q
yard
Look at Silk Warp Henrietta clolh 40 inches wido
At 81 10 yard, beats ANYTHING in the city at 81 60
Look at our Pure Mohair prian.ine a, TO-. a yard,
perfectly elegant
Look at Black Irish Poplin a. 81 yard cost over
$l50 IN gold to import
And last, though NOT least look at elegant French
81 2o and u So great deal loss than gold cost.
still continues To be sure they slightly imperfect,
but look Mt the prico we sell them.
1914 size 81 pair 1O4 size heavy s. 50 pair
ll.l size - n pair;
III sizc, extra heavy 81 pair: a. .
FELT SKIRTS,
have sold this seasSn 0Sff so' dozens Felt Skirts
Esssn I ss n ps g sT se 0v0r half price,
velvet ac, atsi 2a 81 s. and 81 g. "'N' 'A""' o.
striped hiohair Walking skirts at 81 49,
IN OUR LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
We have made very important reduotlons and during
Table Linens. NAPKINS Towels FIanncis fable Cloths
Piano Covers, Tickngs, Canton Fiannes, &c, &C. &c.
LACE DIP PARTMENT
FINE WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
JOHN 2; KAyaHRAN.l CoNxL1xa co;
W. ii. CONKLINa. )between EiShta and Ninth s.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -A-!sAAC G. Royce. COUNSELLOR. 2o7
United States; sosrS Public o american mn Psssports
Divorces obtained promptyi Law Papers accurately
-ssooeOO IN PRIZES; ssoOW CAPITAL. SINGLE
Whole sssr He5 @ on Haysna g"% 81
nor%aon fee Also SCENTS for KsnacSy ky state Lot
Ss Ssss :1ss. Sss1
a: State Lotteries. simmons Dickinson q Co.. Man
81 ss.0ss' % ls ss'7s s. 'ss'' Is & g. i0' u sAs
g. 1s ss''Se'S ss &C. e. 'ta:" a. TO- u s S. s.' 8 ' s. a.
49, fs'.s ~ u. 4. T. K. H. l'
Fl 'ss$ s:. sss ss J!
KENTUCKY STATE, SINGLE NUMBER LOT.
G % or Or sSs & e.:
odlce, Now York Oiy.
sns sDdS1 Sdi.ss 81 Tgs
1a''sS1! g. o ''ss4 G. T. a.'sA aSt'i NJ o 's0ss. T.
s.tE'5 ;,Is, i .'s = i
So 81 = ssrl.l ! e 8 10: y iss,4ss4as e e
o. sIi!S Go; Managers, covns'Sn. Ky. Post
A. Ksntucky State Lotteries, drawn daily.
Koyal Havana Lottery of Cuba drawn every II days
u
RILILARD SALOON, H3WI.ING ALLEYS AND ART
1889 BROADWAY.
JERRY pe' e TSoMas SDEs n ne ESa1s
cost SpS Depot So
CHRONIO CATARkHi DEAFNEYsll-DR KECK's
- method cures every case; trial free. No. II West
Soom cae 70 r aSsnue on woanesdaS
ysa. ;" By kssy
ss tic
MCGOWAN, OK at the rooms Of tho club.
DIsEAsEs or MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
iELs H. D. ii Isxhssn AVENUE s' near st.
K DIR; KhoK's NEW AND WONDERFUL METHOD
ease sufferers lnysd to test it :res II West Twenty
M Heirs -.fina meetings at 0atskil n; Y, January
Fsn aTssr particulars address "n "
MINK, SABLE AND sEALsKIN FURs DAGKENED
M 70 look like new by process eSc!nsyely our own;
$40 Fulton street, Brooklyn
NJ ERvoUs DEBIIIrY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT
brain o" ha Sf s Or by s
pxNIELs. NJ. D., IA Lexington avenue. near twenty
pLYh0uTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN REV. II. ".
house win be publicly rented for year, Tuesday
o n @ on account of a esGs WELD s GsaS SSer
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
~ Gosr sas T s
No ii Wall street New York.
DOYAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-sts stsO0O TO BIZ DIS
T. tihptsa tS ticket s soders M January la7s g. Circulars
New York. Pos; ONCE box LlO'
CPECIAL NOTICF-OWNERs OF MERCHANDISE
wnnt @ OF eaSn can gei rnn ana Fe IeaSea
box $50 New York Post odice.
no THE LADlES.-DARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS
AsT sce ss safa 70 esEs sdss %
CO., AuctOneers there remained unsnd some 200 pairs
ssy s o % hSsy Sa S
imporation Cai and see them n Monday and Tuesday
1NO JEWELLERS.
G. MILLION,
MANUFACTURER OF HARD AND SOFT ENAMELs
would especially call IN yoa al sGes stenon to nv Soft Enamel
for Colored Work which can bc passed through the nre
sS ss 4 Ss = IN S
Enamel made to ORDER of any COLOR and warranted in
Black Enamel per rb us ounces Arst quality. . %
bIack si EnamSi " ~ S Ss ~
Orders promptly ate nded to and samples sent on ap-
plhicdnSt,Ss; phdSrss. @. MILLION
" Union street, Newark, N. j.
HIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
che election Of Tr%sees for " ths current year viii Be
I"D MISREPRESENTATION TRIAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

EHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION. EIGHTY FIFTH
~ street. between Lexington and Thir avenurs-Di.
vine service morning and evening, by Rev. Brady e.
Bsckey, OF CoopcrstOwn, N. Y.
(NHUROH or THR ATONEMENT CORNER MADI
~ son avenue and Twenty eighth street. Rev G. o.
Tiffany, rector. sunday scno0 ht9 A. M. Divine
vices, morning. 1880. evening. 1850
TtHURQH OF ST. NARY THB vIR0IN. WEST FOR.
~ " fifth street Broadway choral scr.
sioes morning prayer. 10 A.. lftany, holy commu-
invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

COMPULSORY sALvATIONi
~ Why notf Is II not a. important TO save the souls
A TO educate the minds ol menf II Is right for human
governors TO ordain compulsory education tor all who
rre subject to their CONTROL why is II not right for God
70 ordain compulsory salvation tor all who arc subject
ordained IT, Ho mas sworn by HimseI! that all men
shall bo saved isaiah XIV, 2lz3; w., l2) OF course
p0 man can 10 saved until no willingly accepts ealva-
l01 but such Is the perfection OF Gods government
that will finally conquer the stubbornest soul and
make It willing to be saved The law OF the Lord IS
XIX ~ No man can resist Its successfully. lie
may struggle against 1t and postpone It's victory but he
cannot always hold out against IT, God Is than
che sinner and win have him HIM TO be saved though
lie pursues him into hell 10 save him. Psalms cxxxix,
49, kxxix. -: l. Corinthians. III, lsl HIS wrath is
righ hoousness OF men tRomans l., 49,. and lie
will not suffer any soul TO remain tn q state
OF sin forever. He will punish all rcbeois souls till
they to do evil and learn TO do we'll for lie hates
sin with perfect hatred and is determined to put
end to It, Hcb, TX. 26) Let no man think than he can
escape from Gods purpose. Sooner later sinner
must repent and obey the conditions of sa,atOn Tho
lougcr person continues in sin the more he must
suffer aud tho harder his return vii! be- like that OF
man who continues the use OF alcohol or opium but he
roturn
Reader there is no refuge from the compelling love OF
God except in that love ITSELF II do not obey its
conditions you will have 10 at future day, and
then yen Will only be Obliged to repcut but to
pent That you did not repent before.
At the Third Universalls. church.
corner OF Blocker and Downing streets
the pasOr, Rev Il. g. swectser,
will preach to-0ay at l01i and ~ O'Clock.
Reception ot members and celebration OF the Lords
Supper at the cone fusion OF the morning service.
Evening subject unversalsm and tho Threats Of the
Ynn nvh n &c cordi ailv to vttcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

DE 0ARMO HALL, 50 FIFTH AVBNUE CORNER
n Fourteent III streetToday, at 10 3D. Lucien Stephen
Crsndali $780, Revs Lucius Crandali> r. swackhahnor
and other speakers; ~, c. Osborn Word
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

A LII SOULS CHURCH. ELM PLACR BROOKLYN
"A Dr. Porteous' subject win be be:-horning, loA5.
lti evening :0-"Ths Orthodox Doctrine Of the Eter
nifty Of hell Examined"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

-A.-ISAAC G.. BOYCE, COUNSELLOR. 267
Broadway practises in all Courts OF this state and
United states Notary Public American Passports,
nreDa ared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03

LNOR SALE-AT FORTY GENTS ON THE DOLLAR
y an elegant imported velvet Jacket embroidered
CuiraS and Tabler; also silver fox trimmed Beaver
Jacket; sold separately. Address Mrs. LORD. Horaid
Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, TWENrY-TnIRD
- street, near SIKH avenue,-Rev R. :. Mac Arthur,
pastor breaches Morning sublcct-"ncligous Outlook,
Retrospective ana frospectivc.n Evening-"The I'm
trodden Way" Strangers invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
EOrnSt Fires.

New YORK, June Ia Port Jcrvis dis
patch says Reports from Sullivau and Della
ware counties state that heavy forest fires have
again broken out in the mountains and are do
ing much damage. The sky in that direction
has been illuminated for several nights. The
village OF Bethel, in Sullivan county, was sur
rounded two days, and was saved after fight
with the flames for day and night by the
populace. Three buildings were burned. Two
men, james Heath and David Neal, were
hemmed in by the flames while they were
"backhring," aud were seriously burned 10
making their escape through the burning tim
ber Near Manyunk valley the fires we're
started on Thursday by farmer PANIED john
Stanton, who set fire to a log pile in one OF his
fields. That fire has spread northward into
the Sacket Pond region and southwark through
the town OF Forestburg, carrying destruction
before it. In the towns Of Fallsburg and
Mamakating the CONGREGATIONS are so fierce
that families have been obliged to Is from
their houses to save their lives leaving all
their household goods, stock, &c, to be de-
sroyed. ln Delaware county details OF the ex-
tent of the fires and the damage done have not
been received The loss Of one life is reported,
that of William Corbin, wealthy and proml-
nent farmer of cambridge, who was surround
ed while fighting the fire in piece OF woods
on his farm, and being overcome by the heat
aud smoke, could not escape. His remains
we're recovered on Saturday burned almost to
ashes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
LOCAL BksEVsTTES.

A letter from Lcesburg says ''Mr Mason
Chambln, aged 10 years, an excellenty worthy
man, and as miller we'll known to your mer-
chau;s was buried on Saturday last at ketoctlu
Church. He was Baptist, and Christian
gentleman
Letters addressed to II. W. Collender, Will
liam Fields, New York, and Stclmau, Faber u
Co., Baltimore, Nd, are detained in the post
Office here for want of postage.
The Warrenton Index says: -"Thomas H.
Saunders has recovered the shoes last stolen
from him, and has put the thiei, Aaron Barns,
a coored shoemaker, in Jail.
The first strawberries from dowa the river
were brought up yesterday, on the steamer
Mary Washington from Collingwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
E0reirH News.

LONDON, June 1.-The failure Of the Abe
dare Iron Company involves Sanderson 4 Co.,
bill brokers, aud Gilead A. Smith. Their la
bities are placed at $500 1000, for the greater
part of which their creditors hold securities.
James Dawborn is also involved The latter :
liabilities are estimated at e54 900, and assets
e25,000.
The Aberdare Iron Company, whose failure
was announced this morning, gave employment
to five thousand persons Several unimportant
failures of brokers 10 addition to those reported
yesterday were announced at the Stock Ex-
change to-day.
Two hundred houses have been destroyed by
fire at CabopaI, Spaiu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
knioslfS TeIIDIHr.

BALTIMORE, June I.-About three hundred
Knights Templar. representing Maryland Bal.
timore, Monumental and Crusade Comm ande.
ries, accompanied by members of the Grand
Lodge of Maryland, left this city this morning
70 take part in the Masonic cerem ones III New
York tomorrow. They should arrive 10 Jer-
sey City at $40 p. ID. and will be escorted via
Cortland street and Broadway 10 their head
quarters at the St. Nicholas and Fifth Avenue
Hotels,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
Storm.

OMAHA, June IA terrific wind and rain
storm, accompanied at intervals with hail,
passed over this city last night. Some of the
hail measured from two and ahalf to three
inches in diameter. Considerable damage was
doue so window glass, vegetation, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
ISnttpr..

NEW York, June AT the opening Of the
U. S. District Court, to- day, in the suit brought
by VIM. T. Herbert against Gen. Butler, for
share 10 COUNSEL fec of 10000 dollars, paid
Butler by 6. B. Lamar Judge Benedict said
it was clear to his mimi that the plaintiff had
not thoroughly established his case and he
therefore instructed the jury to fad verdict
for defendant, which they did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

FUNERAL The funeral of the late police
man, James Mcdowell, took place from his
late residence on south Alfred street this after
noon. Among the attendants were the mem
bers of the Catholic Beneficial Society, OF which
the deceased was a member, aud the officers
and priyates of the police force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01
SrIicilc.

CoNcoRD, June l.-CharIes W. Sargent,
Cashier Of the New Hampshire Savings Bank
and Secretary Of the New Hampshire lllstor-
cal Society, shot himself dead to-day. Tenn
porary insanity was the cause No suspicion
nG t]etaication
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-01

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. =
An adjourned meeting OF the Board of Alder
men will be held tonight for the purpose of
considering the salary, appro priation and reve-
uuc bills, all OF which hav" beon passed by the
Cannon Cuurcl
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Tweed Case.

ALBANY, June 1.-The decision in the Tweed
case was not handed down in the Court OF APP
reals this morning, owing to one of the judges
being informed of the death of Il relative.
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Temperance.

LOWELL. Mass, June 1.-The annual Con-
ventiou of the Massachusetts Catholic Total
Abstinence Uaion, is in session here. There
are l09 societies in the State with $3.50 mem
beers.
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Mail Rag Picked Up.

SAVANNAH, GA, June IA mail bag was
picked up 10 the river this morning, and found
TO be through mail from Charleston, S: G., to
/ jacksonville, Ala. The letters had all been
| rifad
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H3c;illl.

PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Geo. Alexander
shot by officer james Mcrvne, on Saturday,
died last evening from the effects of the wounds.
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Personal.

New York, June bishop Odcnhcimer,
of New Jersey, returned to this country yester-
day, from Europe.
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The TtItOn-Beecller Suit.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Tilton-Bcecher
trial was resumed to-day, and Mr.. Evarts con-
tinucd his summing up.
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EXHIBITION. An entertainment was given
at the LIST Colored Baptist Church, on south Al
fred street last night, for the benefit of the
choir OF that church, which was very credit
able affair to all who participated in it. 1t
consisted of music, vocal and instrumental ad-
dresses, rccitations &C., all Of which were rem
dered 10 excellent style. A large audience was
present and everything passed off 10 the most
agreeable and satisfactory manner.
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Weather Probabilities
WASHINGTON, June |

WASHINGTON, June |, l. a. NJ
For the Middle States rising possibly follow
ed by falling barometer, increasing northeast to
southeast winds, increasing cioudiness and
higher temperature, except GA the Immediate
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