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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

Coop sound apples at Budde's for
1925 per bushel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

NINE lawyers try T. make . living at
Ponca.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

Go To Budde's for your cranberries and
Sweet 'Taters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

ELK Po,Nr needs that tailor, and nseds
him bad.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

Tas cheapest place to buy your tea and
coffee IL at Buddes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

IONA STEAM TERRY GO
Ionia, Neb., July "a, 1878
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-12-04

Two new mortgage sales this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
LOCAL MATTERS

SATURDAY MARKETs-GooD SUPPLIES AT
REASONABLE RATEs.-W Writing up the Rich.
mcnd markets is 9 like a tale that is told"
It reads after the style OF "the old, old
story" Saturday there was nothing new
offered, and prices remained uncbanged..
There seemed to be q perabundance OF
meats and vegetables. The dealers were
complaining that the supply exceeded
the demand. Fresh meats were held at
from 10 to Is cents per pound for choice
beef. pork, and lamb. Corn, beans, peas,
potatoes, cabbage, &C., were as cheap as
the most parsimonious OF poVerty-stricken
could desire. There was plentiful
supply OF country produce at the
following rates: Eggs, 20 cents per dozen; !;
chickens, 25 to 40 cents per pair; butter,
20 to 25 cents per pound. Fruit, with the
exception OF apples, was scarce; these
were plentiful at 90 cents per peck. There
were few sick-looking watermelons, the
contemplation OF which was almost enough
to throw one into congestiye chill; some
tough-looking peaches and pears, ana teW
punches Of sour grapes. Chinqaupins could
be had in any Quantity at 10 cents per quart,
and the little ones bought liberally. The
fish market was well supplied at the quota
tons below Spots, 25 to so cents per dozen
for choice; trout, drum and biue-iSh, 10
cents per pound; sheepshead, 12t cents per
pound; oysters, 81 per gallon; crabs, %
cents per dozen. .Sora were scarce ut 70
cents per dozen.
When the Dispatch reporter visited the
markets they were crowded. and most OF
the dealers seemed to be driving thriving
business despite their cry Of dull times.
The usual side-dishes were offered in abun-
dance, and were, as usual, patronized lib
erally. The good order that characterlzes
our markets is a source OF great grat!tea-
ton. Although generally crowded. noise
and confusion are very rare, anG disorder
and tumult almost unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
S7,S4S IS

And that he did all these acts without the
knowledge or consent OF the Committee OF
Publication, by reason OF which acts the
Church.has been subjected to the loss Of q
large sum Of money.
il. That the said E. I. Baird, being a
minister OF the gospel, and member OF
this Presbytery, and within its bounds. did
uioLate the ninth commandment by uttering
what was not true, and sInfully concealing
the truth
In that, while acting as Secretary OF Pub
lication, in an official report 10 the General
Assembly, dated 18th May, 1876, protesting
to give an accurate account OF the assets
and liabilities of the Committee OF Publtca-
ton. he did not include his own indebted
ness to the said committee, nor the liabilir
ties he had improperly brought upon 1t;
and he failed to state. and concealed the
fact, that he was largely indebted to the
said committee; and the further fact, that
by improperly using the credit OF the said
committee for the purpose OF raising money
for his own private use he had brought q
much larger liability on the said committee
than the liabilities he reported. II ,t.i
The case, as we hare stated, was con.
claded on Saturday afternoon, and each OF
the charges preferred By the committee OF
prosecution Sustained by vote OF IA to IL.
The decision OF the Presbytery was en-
bodied in paper presented by Rev. }. M.,
Rose which, after various amendments,
was finally adopted, as follows:
The Presbytery having carefully exam
ined all the evidence in the case OF e. 7.
Baird. :apa having heard the argumentof
the prosecution and the defence, and hay-
ing found that the charges are sustained,
do enter tie following resolutions as con-
tanning the sentence Of the court:
l. ResolUed, That the endsof discipline
may now be fully met without .snspendins
him from the communion Of the Church.
n Q. Resolued. That e. IT. Baird te sus-
pended from the Office Of the ministry. with,
however, a view TO bis restoration, u the
WY be clear, at tho next stated meeting OF
the Presbytery, or earlier. .ss4s I.
g. RESOLVED, That Rey. DR.. Armstrong
and Rev. Dr. Withersprop beaeommittee
whose duty it shall be 10 ccQfer In; the mean
time freeiy with Dir. Baird, and extend to
him oil tho svmpathy, counsel, and advice
Of Christian charity and ~ the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

BUSINESS AT The Custom HoUSE-OIL FOR
EUROPE AND HOops FOR CUBA-THE COAST
WISE TRADE, &c.-Only two vessels cleared
from the cu$tom-house for the week ending
September 2Sth. Friday the American brig
FL. Emma Riley. Coffin master, was cleared
for Cardcnas, Cuba, with hoops valued at
81. 900, shipped by Josiah Harris r& Go. On
Saturday the Norwegian bark Argo, Andre
sen master, cleared for Hamburg, Germany,
with 1855 barrels of refined petroleum
valued at s23,sO0, shipped by Meissner,
Ackerman II Co., per G. Edward Buck,
agent. The total value OF the exports for
the week was S30,S00. The amount re-
ported for the previous week was S49, 292.7G.
No imports received. but five vessels entered
10 load for foreign ports. There are several
vessels now in port loading flour for Brazil
and tobacco for Europe.
During the week ten vessels arrived coast
wise against. twenty-tWo reported last Mon
day. These hailed from New York, Ken
,nebec, Alexandria, Boston, and Philadel-
phia; two came Fight seekii g cargoes. and
the remainder brought ice. wheat, salt, coal,
and assorted merchandise. For the same
period eighteen vessels were cleared coast
wise-an increase OF four over the number
reported last week. These vessels were
cleared for Philadelphia, Rappahannock,
New York, Newburyport and Wareham
(Mass.), Boston, Providence, Washington,
Albany, and Norfolk. The cargoes consist.
ed OF guano, wood, granite, truck-barrels,
and coal-the latter article largely predomi-
mating. There arc t:this time a number OF
vessels engaged in the coastWise trade load
ing or discharsing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

THE CAPlToL.-The Governor has par
doned A. n. Price, sentenced last June in
the County Court OF Pittsylvania to one
year in the penitenliary for unlawful shoot
ing. The prisoner is freed because. the
surgeon of the pcnitentlary reports that he
has Il spinal affection which he considers
iucurable, that he is gradually growing
worse, and will soon be entirely helpless.
"He might live little longer if released"
The party OF northern cXcursioniSts Wis
tied the Governor Saturday morning under
the escort OF Councilman Higgins and others.
Governor Holiday gave them cordial
reception, and two OF the party spoke heart
lily in Acknowledgment Of the hospitality
they had received here on all hands.
Secretary -of-the-C Commonwealth McDon-
aid, who is suffering from crysipelaS on the
right arm, is improving.
John Bell Bigger, Clerk OF the House. is
quite sick. It is feared that he has typhoid
fever. =
Shelton Davis. Esq. Clerk OF the Senate,
was in the city Saturday. .....-. ......
The State authorities have failed to get a
loan from the banks in aid Of the public
school fund. Not half Of the schools will
be re0pened this year, and in Many coun-
ties teachers salaries have been overdue for
six to eight months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
September 2S, 1878.
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

a Chapter Of RobdcrieS-Police "A bold
robbery was perpetrated ut The shoe-store OF
+. c. Wells. on Hull street opposite the mar
kct-housc, about 8 O'Clock Saturday morn.
inc. The thief shivered large pane OF
very thick plate-g -gla>s-some two by three
iceland helped himself TO all the snoes IN
the window-four very valuable pairs-Mr.
Wels's loss, including the glass, being
about twenty dollars. MIR. G. S. Wells,
bearing the noise, ran down, but the roDber
had escaped with his booty.
Sometime Friday night the residence OF
Mrs. Lockett, on Cowardln avenue between
Perry and McDonoush streets, was broken
into and robbed OF lot OF groceries Placea
in n store.room adjoining the house. There
is no clue TO the thief or thieves.
The hen-house OF Mr.. james Dornin, on
Eighth street beyond Semmes, was entered
q few nights since and robbed OF several
fine chickens.
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|remembrafice Of his former good name and
hia inup spryicps IA, the Church. st

remembrance OF his former good name and
his long services TO the Church.
After the resolutions had been adopted,
Rev Dir. Witherspoon offered the follow
ing ito be added to the minutes inthe CASEY,
which was signed by the members OF the
Presbytery present who entertained bis
views
The following members OF the Presbytery,
who voted not to sustain In this case, ask
leave to enter upon the records of the
court the following explanation Of the vote
given: In voting not to sustain the charges
against Rev. e. r.. Baird, u. D., the under
signed do not wish to be understood as inn
plying that we acqult the accused OF all
blame In tde matters charged against him,
but that whilst, as he himself confesses, he
has been guilty OF sinful irregularities in
business, which have brought great injury
and reproacb upon the Church, and which
would call for severe censure from this
body, we do not find such evidence OF
criminality az, in our judgment, the sus-
tanning OF these charges would imply.
Z. w. Cone. n. d. WErBERsPooS,
JAMES MILLER, j. c. PAINTER,
N. w. STAPLES, r. Il. HowIsoS,
! GEORGE 2. HAW. Z. D. SrIMsoN.
j. WESLEY FRIEND, .sf ;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

A REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO Trade
DECREASED TRANsAcTIoNS.-The market
continues very dull and prices low for conf
mon grades. Good tobacco is still IN de-
mand and commands good prices. The
breaks for the week ending Saturday were
larger than for the previous week, and COM
prised 1,OO6 hogsheads and 35 tierces. The
largest break was on Thursday, when il
reached o04 hogsheads and Il tierces; the
smallest Saturday-24 hogsheads. There
was a falling off in the number Of packages
offered-the number for the past week be-
ing $50; Of which 126 were taken in and
2O4 sold-a falling off in the sales OF 90
packages. The largest sale was made
Thursday, which was 81 packages. Prices
varied during the week at from zoe. to
s61-the largest price being obtained Mon
day. sa.s, I--. .-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 2S, 18TS.-Lots
fronting: 35 feet on Sixth street between
Il and L for s3,1o0; 32 feet on Eighteenth
street near & for $3.50; 80 feet on Mayo
street near Franklin for $1,000; 90 feet on
Third street between Jackson and Duval
for $500; "a feet on Baldwin street be-
tween Federal and Valley for $3.50: "a feet
ON Baldwin street between Federal and
Valley for So; 80 feet or Cherry street be-
tween Canal and Beverly for $3.50; so feet
.on state street for S594; 81 feet on st. John
street corner OF Federal for 5000; q feet
on st. John street corner OF Federal for
5000; 80 feet on Clay street between Twen-
ty-sixth aud zTwenty-sesenth for 1882; 80
feet on Third street near Arch for 81, 1000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

Personal Mr.. Maciarlazd, OF New
York, OF counsel for the bondholders of
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
was in the city Friday and Saturday exam
ining papers in the pending. slit. 1t is ex-
pected that at the coming term OF tie United
States Circuit Court the initial steps for an
order for the Saee of the road ssill be made.
!. Preparations are being made by tue la
dies OF the Second Presbyterian ehurch to
give their pastor, Rev. DIR. Hoge, a rseep-
tion upon his return from Europe shis
week. st INK. .3si .,gS.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
SATURDAY. were j. s. Toot, Halifax; D. j.
Eggleston. Charlotte; John r. Downing,
Bowling Green, Va; j. "A. Craddock, Vir-
gtnia; and W.B. Medaugh, Daayille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

House Friday night was largely attended,
and was most enjoyable affair. The COM
mttee-Messrs. R. G. Broaddus and 3. E.
Morrissette aud their lady assistants-were'
nil attention to their guests. Tbese socia-
bles will be repeated from time to time
during the fall and winter, and will be m
interesting feature in Manchester society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

We beg to announce that we have Just received
and are prepared TO show the most complete line
of fresh and cheap goods ever presented IN THIS
market. ....... .,'.'
we Will make BLACK GOODS speciality.
Fine BLACK CASHMERES, warranted alI-woo,
at Soc;
An extraordinary fine quality at 621 and 75c.; s.
Beautiful GRAPE CLOTHS at 40, As, and 5oc.;
Good quality ALPACAS rs low as 20c.; n
Pure MoIIAIE ALPACAS ,at25, 80, and 35c.;
Also. a full line of ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, ALL
WOOL pELAINEs, TAMISEand DAMAssES,
at the lowest prices. ...s.. ..E..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

We CALL ATTENTION TO THE CHEAP
CARPETS
now being exhibited 1t
LEVY BROTHERS..
They show some rich styles OF TAPESTRY BRUs-
Sells ut prices that wll1 astonish you. They also
offer great bargains In .......
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
WISDOw-SIIADES.
RUGS. MATS, and OIL-CLoTIs.
They have just received large stock or BLACK
and CoLORFD ChSIIMEREs and BLACK and COL
oRED SILKS, which will bc sold II much below reg
lar prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

. LoaF-CAKE, WITH FRr1T-Two large cups Of
powdered SUGAR. one and half cups of butter. stir
TO u cream, Ave cups of hour. with three teaspoon
fuls Of DooLEY's YEAST-PowDER, one cup OF
sweet milk, half pound of rlisinS, two ounces OF
citron cut I'm small pieces. one grated nutmeg, one
wncgIass OF wine. one Of brandy. eight eggs, add
The -four with milk, sugar. aad butter, the beaten
yoks of the eggs and then the whites well beaten,
then the wine. spice and fruit; make this Into two
loaycs; bake slowly one hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

A NOVELTY AT ArcTyoS-Mr. WIN. IRA
SMITH, the Prince Of Clothiers. 1115 Main street.
has naugur,l,ed system of auction which Is quite
q. novelty in our midst. Il is this: A number OF
pattern good:-pure English Cassimeres and SILK
Worsteds-are put mp fjr sale. The successful bid
der has full sui. mace TO order at thc price the
pattern Is lSnockea down 70 him under the hammer,
including CUTTING, MAKING. and TRIMAINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

East Hanover Presbytery concluded It's
labors on Saturday afternoon between and
4 O'Clock, and,' after having disposed OF
Rev. Or. e. IT. Baird's case, adjourned.
It will be remembered that committee
O, prosecution, composed of Rev. William
Brown, w. w. Henry, Esq, and Rev. w.
A. Campbell, was appointed at the pTo-Te-
na,a meeting OF the Presbytery on July lst,
TO whom was referred the paper heretofore
approved by the Presbytery as a basis OF
action in prosecuting the case OF DR.. +. Il.
Baird, together with all other matters rela-
ting to the institution Of process. ..
Tnis committee acted under the order OF
the Synod Of Virginia made at its session
in Alexandria, November 10. 1877, and OF
the General Assembly OF 1878, whereby the
whole case was sent back to the Presby tcIy
for new trial at the earliest convenient
day, and that court was instructed to pio-
ceed regularly and make thorough lnVes-
tigatiop..
The Presbytery took up the case on Mon
day last, as has already been stated In these
columns, and proceeded to try Dr. Balrd
upon the following charges:
I. That the said E. L. Baird, ID. D.,
being minister OF the gospel. and MEM
Der of the PresbyterY, and within its
90unQS, Clu Ototdte VIC et3!s"s oo"'"
nent By unfaithfulness in matters OIL
trust'- ..iis
l. In that, while acting as Secretary OF
Publication, by transactions running
through several years and ending with the
month OF March, 1877, he did appropriate
the funds of the Church under the charge
Of the Committee Of Publication to his pri-
yate use. and that he did this to the extent,
or in one or more OF the sums following,
to-Uit ss.r-.#... q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

The Temperance CaAse.-Seyeral jealous
advocates Of the temperance cause are about
to make an effort to start council or divi-
sion or the order OF temperance in this city.
There is ample materla! for q good lodge
and plenty OF work for them to do when
organized. Due notice will be given OF the
time and place OF meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
Editors Of the DISPATCH:

ntlemen,-Inasrnuch as you have pub
lishcd communication from Andreto ttz-
zini, Jr.. informing the public who the un-
dersisned Is, think it but Justice that you
should allow lGe the space IN your paper TO
inform the citizens OF Richmond and State
OF Virginia. that although am Il GreenDack
secretary, correspondent OF sporting
paper, &c., that am not me Candy-puiler
Of Broad street. Also. that he could other
wise have explained the fact that Andre,c
Pizzini, dr., was not A. n. Pizzini than in
the discourtcous manner he adopted.
Yours respectfully,
4. y. PIZZINI (ToNIE).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

4 C6incidence-AI was made in
Saturdays Dispatch Of an accident to Mr.
L. Bryant. all engineer OIL the DanVilie
road. The accident occurred ut the one
hundred and forty-eighth mile-poSt, about
one mile east OF Pelham. 1t is singular
coincidence that on the 9th OF last February,
about twenty steps from this Identical spot,
the same engine was turned completely over
with Nj. Bryant. On that OCCASION ne MI
raculously escaped injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

RELIEF AT LAST from cholera-iDfantum and
summer complains. DR.. MoFFErT's TEErHINA
tTeething PowGer-l regulates the bowels and makes
'teching easy, he lis eruplons and sores, removes
and prevents the formation Of worms iii children.
No mother should be without II. r. w. POWERS &
CO., Richmond, and all druggists, keep It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
aUCTION SALES This DAY.

kU- on alE sales OF ksut E<tate made ossDen
The 5reseat year Eaueto be0afd tyths parchasss
O ali sails made betssen ne Isl Of Jig G a'.a sss iG
or the year the to1es haze 20 os pot9 oy tas .
bv ali thu. real estate agents IN Richmond, ana sp
niles to Richmond and yif'nityJ
W. GoDDIN, 5 +. 81, commissioners safe o. lot
aud large brick dwelling on Ihe s0nth sidc "
Canal street between First and Second.
RICHARDSON 4 C0..4 p. NJ, trustees SAFE OF reai
estate on Fourth street corner Or Bsrd.
r. L. WHITING, High Constable, 10 A. H., furni-
ture. Is
r, s. ANDERSON & son, 10 A. M.. groceries.
j. z. HocKADAY, 10 A. NJ, groceries, proVi-
sions, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

Funeral SeruiceS.-The funeral OF Mr..
Garrett e.. Alb. rger took rlace Saturday at
9 O'Clock 2. NJ. from the residence OF ME-.
j. S. Van Horn, oil Eighth street near
semmes Mr. Allberger was o newcomer
in our midst, but was one OF the Oldest resi-
dents, being in his seventy-sixth year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

UNfTED STATES REyENuE COLLECTED FOR
.HE 'WsaiK.-The amount Of United States
Internal revenue collected for the past week
was $5als46. .06. as follows: Monday, S11,-
Pail; Tuesday. $5,ss6.06; Wednesday,
SS,S38. .aass Thursday, s11, 1,as2.42; Friday,
s7,Tl3.40; Saturday, q, ,702.65. This is an
increase Of SS,9O8.29 over the week ending
September 2lst, when 1T was reported at
S44, ,1S7.TJ, A.a": = s-'...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

The Public SchoolS.-Rcv. DR.. D. B. Win
free and Mcssrs. David j. Weisigcr ana
Charles w. Turner, the public-schoo COM
mittee on grades, will meet tomorrow at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Baird schooi pulia-
ing, to take action in reference TO text
books. The following teachers have been
appointed by superintendent Hancock 10
confer with the committees: Professor T..
Morrissette, Mrs. j. l.. Walker, ana Miss
Maud Porter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
Henry A. Atkinson, Jr., is appointed in
place OF Mr.. Grubbs.

HUsT1NGs COURT. SATURDAY.-In this couit
on Saturday George Anderson was charged
with breaking into the dwellipg-fcuse OF
John MEG Gratli and stealing $50. Not guilty
OF the burglary, but convicted OF petit lar
ceny and punished with tbirty-nine stripes.
The Judge awarded rule against S.
Augustine, George Cunningham, Mark
Davis, George Guvernator. j. f. Rupert,
d. Meoni. P. J. SfcQunn, Peter Martin,
Consani Il Bernichi, Otto Mnrgenstern,
Louis Reuger, G. Burging, G. Kamphaus.
Charles Euker, A. Bacclgalupo, D. Comas-
tri, F. w. Thomas, E. l.. Goodman. N.
Neurohr, and e. Ross. TO show cause why
their licenses as liquor-dealers should not be
revoked and annulled. The rule is return
able on the 18th OF October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased guns, u:c MEADE BAKEkS CAR.
DoLIC MOCTn-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

FOR ULCERATED MOUTH the healing Properiies
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLlc MOoTH-WAsA
g. .re uUescel.ed. Fifty cents n bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

The C!ouer- Hill Acknowledgements
wishing to go to Clover Hill should remem-
Der and take the 1:3S p. NJ. train on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

/ The Methodist ReuiUal.-The Methodist
church was crowded Friday night, and the
greatest interest was manifested In the
meeting. There were eleven penitents and
four conversions. The total number OF
conversions to date is thirteen. Services
will be held every night this week at ~
O'Clock s{e.sE -
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ME- SEASONABLE

First arrival cf NEW GOODS suitable for the
ia season now opening at
THALhIMER BROTHERS., --
COL Broad street.