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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-21

PERsoNAL.-Mr. William i. Binford, OF
the State Library, who has been stclf for
several weeks, is unimproved. lie has many
friends who will be glad to hear OF his
speedy recovery and return to duty.
I Judge Robert L. Montague was in the
city on Sunday. II,
Mr.. Henry D. Capers qualified before
Judge Hughes yesterday to practice in the
United States District Court,
Mr.. Alfred p. SHIELD qualified yesterday
as deputy clerk Of the Circuit Court.
a Miss Clara Louise Kellogg was born in
Sumter, s.. c. Her mother is q native OF
that State. Her father is a northern man.
The home OF her parents is in Connecticut.
Manager Powell has made an engagement
with Miss Kellogg to give operate performs
ances in several southern cities the coming
season. !. III ,,t l..- Il -.
Committee to be held tonight the final busi-
ness OF the campaign VIII, it Is expected, be
done, and all arrangements made for tue
election ON Thursday. 90 AZ @f5,. IS
! The following were the visitors TO the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday = Charles H.
Banaon, Troy, n. T.. George s. Stevens,
Nelson j., q. ,Birdsong. Petersburg; and
William II. Hill, Fayetteville, N G.
Chies-Justice Waite and Judge Bond are
expected here to-day. Judge Hughes IS ai-
ready here. .yi54f 81 X & III
g. e. Perkins, one OF the receivers OF the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company, and Mr.. Mcfarland, Of New
York, of counsel for the English bond
holders, are in the city.
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TATES, ON JAMES RIVER, IN GoocHLAND CoUN-
TY, TwENTY-THREE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
The sale Of these two very valuable estates will take
place ut au ction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 29th May, 1873, at 12 O'Clock NJ, II fair; If
not. on the first fair day thereafter. Persons dis
posed to purchase rst-cass James-riyer estates
particularly invited to view them before the day Of
sale and those who may conclude to attend the sale
can be accommodated with conveyance by notify
ing me the day preceding. For further particulars
see advertisements signed by Mcssrs. j. A. Meredith
and A. L. Boulware, commissioners, and Thomas
W. McCance. acting surviving executor, &C., who
have authorized to say that the necessities of The
parties whom they represent such 10 make the
sale absolutely necessary, even at great sacrifice.
W. GoDDIN, Auciionoer.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMoRIAL-DAY. . To-mor-
row is the day set apart. by the ladies OF
Hollywood Memorial Association for the
annual decoration of the soldiers graves.
The ladies of the Association say that vista
ors need feel no hestancy in placing their
floral gifts wherever u vacancy is found in
the soldiers section. From sickness and
various causes some OF the ladies having
charge of sections will not be able to give
them special care. These graves can, how
ever, be left with safety to the considerate
attention OF people who remember with
affection and mournful pride our Confed-
crate soldiers.
Mrs. E. Fl. Brown, secretary OF the Asso-
citation, has addressed n communication 10
the Southern Cross brotherhood. asking
that that organization will take charge Of
Gettysburg Hill, as in former years. The
Brotherhood has accepted the invitation or
request, and desire their friends who have
flowers to send for that particular object to
send them to the Office OF the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company, corner
OF Ninth and Main streets.
Major CARRIER will run his omnibuses to
HOLLYWOOD on that day from the corner OF
Twenty-fith and Main streets, commencing
at $3.50, and every ten minutes thereafter.
The regular Main-street tickets will be good
ON that day on TIE Hollywood buses. .
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- pieces handsome gouRErTE DASHED MExI.

IL pieces handsome BOURErTE DASHED MEXI-
GAME Observation-Disclosures new style-at
40c worth 6Qc.:
Hanas9ps line Of rLA5S and EIGTRED I BASKET AS
wool. at so. 65, and 75cIgyea! g g@ barga,ns;
sAT0YIE'S CASHMERE ROYAL BLACK SILK
at SI.50. wouldbe cheap at 81:
Elegant GROS-GRA1N SILK at roc. worth s5c.;
The best BLACK SILK ut 81 ever shown:
ND-WHITE-STRlPED GROs-GRAIN
Eltsant N BLACK i. SATIN at 75c., 81, and superb
sfa line line Of G0LGREn sATISS at SOC;
80 SINGLE BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, warrant
cd all wool. ut Sl.65 worth S2.75:
A new line of DRESS GOODS-Gomc entirely new
styes-aI very low prices;
thing out-in beautiful shades, at 20c., regular
Is pitSs pieces iBSU.iURETTE CAsHs1EREs-hands
saasat u Ss sna reFG'nr pree 21s
80 iS pieces IS BOURETTE sI.is and kNICKERBoCKER
DRESS LINEN from l6sc; up;
Another very cheap lot OF PLAIN DRESS LIN
ENS-some extraordinary bargains:
Large 10. ALL-LINEN LAWNS 1t 16Hc. worth
so pieces EXTRA FINE WHITE BISHOP LAWN
so dozen .ELITE" THREE-BUTToN. KID
GLOVES. In Operas and Black. at s3c-the reg
20 dozen zt 4 GENTLEMES's TWo-BUTToN KIDS,
LADIES REGULAR,I1DE WHITE COTTON
40 dozsn hif Snd SOLID RICH and
BLUE SILK-CLOCKEDH HOSE at Csc;
Another lot of SILK PARASOLSa at Soc:
4 large line 20, %. aud 24-inch PARAsoLS at
the very lowest prices:
A fun assortment of LINEN SUITS and UL-
STERS, in entirely new styles at bottom prices.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Always en-
Close postage my 1S-eod :
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Ella Brown (coIored), charged with break
ing into the store Of Elizabeth Hughes,
stealing lot Of lady's wearing apparel and
one lot OF groceries, Of thei value OF Sc.
Sent on to the Hastings Court and commit
ted to Jail.
Ella Brown (colored), charged with Steal
ing one pair Of shoes, one breastpin, and
other articles, ,..of the value OF $3.50, the pro-
perty OF Caroline Motley. Sentenced to
confinement in the city Jail for one hour,
and to be punished with twenty stripes.
Henry Goring, for unlawfully assaulting
and cutting Cornelius Jac4son with knife.
Fined $40.
L. Berkley and w. D. Seay, charged with
fighting on the street. Seay fined $3.50,
and Berkley, being charged with having
Cut Seay with knife with intent to disable
and kill him, was fined $50.
Sarah Johnson, charged with stealing one
dress and one hat, OF the value OF 81, the pro-
perty of Sarah allen, was found guilty and
sentenced to confinement in the city Jail for
one hour and to be punished with ten
stripes.
Annie Baker (colored), charged with in
decent conduct on the Capitol Square.
Committed to Jail for fifteen days in default
Of surety in the sum Of $50
Henry Houston (coored), charged with
feloniously assaulting and biting Sterling
Booker. Continued to this morning. The
charge against Houston is alleged to have
been committed in September, 1876. He
was arrested at the time and brought before
the Police Justice, but before examination
succeeded in scaling the prisoners pen in
the Police Court and making his escape.
He was arrested by Sergeant Angle Satur-
day night.
Jane Price (colored), charged with steal
ing S1.25 in money from johnson Gay.
Guilty, and sentenced to the city Jail for
one hour and to be punished with fifteen
stripes.
Laura Gatewood and Martha Hudson,
charged with being common thieves and
vagrants and interfering with prisoners in
the city Jail. Committed for ten days in de-
fault OF surety in the sum of $50 each for
good behavior.
The following cases were disposed OF at
the station-houses
james Butler, for being drunk and dis
orderly on the street. Fined 81.
Sadie HartZ, for being drunk and disor-
derly in the house OF +. Casti2lloni. Fined
50.
Thomas Anderson and +. D. Street, for
being disorderly OIL the street. Fined 81
each.
George Washington and George Gray,
charged with being engaged in fighting q
rock battle on the street. Fined 81 each.
Peter Jackson and A. F. Bowler, charged
with fighting and creating disturbance on
the Sabbath day. Fined 81 each.
Sarah johnson, Mary S. Hill, Fannie Pettes,
Mary Harris, end Martha Cooper (colored),
charged with being disorderly and crea-
ting disturbance on the street. Fined 81
each.
Rachel Smith (colored), charged with be-
ing drunk. Fined 81.
George Benedick, charged with being
drunk aud disordery and resisting the po.
lice. Fined S1.50. .
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SHOOTING MATCH.-The second match Of
the season took place yesterday evening
between the Fairfield and Mohawk Shoot
ing. Clubs on the old Fairfield race-grounds,
which resulted in victory for the latter
club. Score: Mohawk, 90 out OF 150; Fair
field, sc out of $50. There was some very
fine shooting in both clubs. The clubs
were honored with the presence Of several
ladies who were on the grounds to witness
the match. The next match will decide the
championship between these clubs, and will
take place at an early date. The umpire
Yesterday was Mr.. Louis Frischkorn.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-Rey. MIR. String7ellow,
temporary rector OF Monumental church,
will preach his final sermons there on Sum
day next. He ofhciated on Sunday MORN
ing and afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. McGilvray preached at Cente-
nary Methodist church on Sunday morning,
and Rev. Mr.. Nash at night.
At the preachers meeting yesterday Rev.
S. A. Steel presented the following, which
were adopted:
Whereas the Rev. DR.. Allen, missionary
from our Church to China, is now on visit
to this country, who, by his long residence
in China and exceptional advantages for
knowing the condition and prospects Of the
foreign missionary work, is preeminently
|qualited to instruct our people on this sub
iect; therefore,
Resolued. That we exten6ea cordial invi-
tation to DR.. Allen to visit Richmond il
practicable while in this country and ad-
dress our people on the subject Of foreign
missions.
2. That il Dr.. ALLEN can come we will
arrange to hold q mass-meeting at Broad
Street church at such time as may suit his
convenience.
8. That the secretary Of this meeting be
instructed to write to DIR. Allen and COM
municate the above action Of this meeting.
At the Clay-Street Baptist church one
person received the hand OF full fellowship
at the communion.
At the Grace-Street Baptist church four
persons were received into full fellowship
at t&communion.
At The First church, in the morning, Rev.
DR.. Peddie, OF Philadelphia, filled the pull
pit, preaching an able and effective sermon.
1.-THE Second Baptist church, at night,
,Rev!Dr. Peddie, preached the anniversary
sermon before the Young Mems Missionary
Society. There was very large congre-
CATION present, and the sermon avery i'm
impressive and effective one.
On Sunday morning the First African
Baptist Sunday school was presented with
q large water-cooler. THE following was
attached to it: Presented to the Sunday
school of the First AFRICAN church by W.
S. Wood & Son." After few presenta-
ton remarks by the superintendent the,
school extended vote Of thanks, express
ing their appreciation for the gift.
at the close OF the morning service at
the Friends Westinghouse MIR. John B.
Crenshaw gave notice that on next Sabbath
he would commence, at O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, series OF lectures on the distin-
gushing features Of the doctrine Of Friends.
His subject for the first lecture will be
:" Saving Baptism"
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ST.. JOINS STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. =
Sanger Halle presented a lovely scene last
evening upon the occasion OF the opening
OF the strawberry and floral festival given
for the benefit OF st. Johns (German)
church. In the skilful hands Of Mr.. Charles
Siegel the hall has undergone wonderful
metamorphosis. Vast numbers OF rare and
beautiful plants have been so tastefully ar
ranged that one readily imagines himself
transplanted TO some delightful tropical gar
den. A visit alone will suffice to give a
proper appreciation Of the affair.
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LARGE BAPTIzING.-Ata an early hour Sun
day morning large crowd of people as
sembed at the Ebenezer Baptist church to
witness the baptizing. At 81 O'Clock the
pastor, Rev. r. Wells, assisted by two or
more deacons, commenced the ceremony,
which occupied about two hours, during
which time he baptized 2SS persons; OF
which number there were-adults male,
1875; female. 105. Sabbath-school children {:
male, 81 female, 27. This was the largest
baptizing known in the history Of that
church. AS early as 10 O'Clock the church
was so densely crowded that hundreds of
persons who came to witness the baptismal
service had to be turned away without OBJ
tanning admission. The pastor expects 10
baptize large number again in June.
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PROPOSALS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, I
COLUMBIA, May 15, 1878. !
ap -tAu3

.s. OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,l
COLUMBIA, May 10, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS to make the following re-
pairs upon the State-House will ba received Mt this
Office until O'Clock p. NJ. SATURDAY the 25tl of
May: 1885,.
I. To RECOVER THE WESTERN WING OF THE
STATE-HoUsE WITH FIRST-CLASS ALL HEART
CYPRESS SHINGLES, 6x21 inches, showing six
inches TO the weather The raters to be 34 feet long,
2x6 inches and placed 20 inches apart, and securely
bolted to the timbers underneath. This roof will
contain s3 squares. ....,
II. TO MAKE AND PUT UP GALVANIZED IRON
CUTTERS under the caves of the building, with four
water-spouts to the ground, conveying the water
into the drains The cutters and down speuts 10 be
made Of best galvanized iron-the cutters TO he
inches across at tho top by inches deep, and the
conductors inches in diameter and wel!-secured to
the building The joints In the cutters 10 be Tapped
TWO inches and sodercd on both sides, and TO be
notched and turned over the top side next TO the
bu!lding: the hooks TO be made Of Iron 4 by 1A
| inches to be nailed on with strong wrought-iron
nails. four feet apart, bolt to through the gutter
and hook with mt undcrneatll-the bolt-hcals to
be sodcred over In the gutter: all the hooks to gut
ter and conductors 10 be wcllpainted with two coats
| Of paint.
! IiI.To FILL WITH SULPHUR THE JOINTS on the
lower cornice Of the building and the projections
OYER the windows. Guttering, 460 feet; conduc'
| tors, 240 feet. .,>.s'e! ,a.stsT"E.s -5sEt' Z.
A sample Of the required gutter will he seen at th
| Office. 49, .. nan IS, .nss X. III. SIMS,
l my2O.3t Secretary Of State.
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DANGEROUS The new earth around the
walls which enclose the national subterra-
mean gas-machine at the custon-house is
settling, and in consequence the pavement
above it is gradually going. down too.
There are already two cavities, which have a
dangerous look to people passing along
Bank street. There is no danger, it seems,
of either the walls or the roof OF. the gas
works giving way, but nevertheless DR..
Mills would do well to erect q barricade to
warn persons from the locality.
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SUICIDE ON WEST BRoAD STREET.-Mrs
Mary. Ann HebriDg, aged about fifty-tWo
years, who resided at No. 92O west Broad
street, died yesterday about II O'Clock from
the ELECTS OF a dose oil. arsenic. The arsenic
was taken about B O'Clock ON Sunday after.
noon, and had beendn her possession about
eighteen months, she having determined
about that time to commit suicide, but re-
strained herself on account OF. her chill
.dren until Sunday. at the 4 inquest
yesterday 1t. was ascertained that she
bad made every preparation for death; !;
even taking out her burial-c clothes and max
ing other arrangements for her end. Her
occupation had been that OF milk-yender,
and some time since she went around with
o near relative to show him where her Gus
toners lived. This circumstance. ,at the
time did not impress the family, but now it
appears that she had an object in view.
About O'Clock on Sunday evening her
singular manner excited the anxiety OF her
household, and messenger was sent for
DR.. Davis. Upon his arrival she laughingly
denied having taken the poison, but the
family insisted that she had. Finally the
Doctor succeeded in getting the family
and gave an account Of the whole af-
i lptl uS al SCbtSi WnS uUOu SllCCS
Of sausage. She was very fond OF
sausage, and resorted to this methRd
in order to keep the poison down aid
avoid nausea. She then walked about and
discharged her household. duties in order
that the poison might permeate her system
thoroughly, and thus she would in q short
while be beyond the reach OF medical aid.
During all this conversation with the Doctor,
who used every remedy possible to restore
her, she was not only cheerful but seemed
happy at the thought that her life was so
near its close. She told him that all he
could do would avail nothing, and that,
she had prayed to God that the
arsenic might do its work speedily and well.
Shortly before her death, while in great
pain, and just before she became uncon-
cious, she was asked if she was not sorry
for her act and did not desire to lie restored.
She promptly replied in the negative, and
seemed happy at the knowledge that her
earthly trouble was almost over.
The jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the facts.
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BARGAINS!
ID. & E. MITTELDORFER,
5oT BROAD STREET.

viii open on MONDAY their fourth supply of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. bought at the re-
cent auction sales. 5000 yards best PRINTS at
&c: 100 pieces CORDED PIQUE ut 64c worth
IOc: so pieces C0LOREn PiQUE at &c. worth
Ice; so pieces VICTORIA LAWN, slightly soiIed,
from auction at l2Xc.-recuar price. 40c.: YARD
WIDE FINE BROWN COTTON at &C. worth
1Oc. In DRESS GOODS we have all the latest
STYLES and novelties which we offer at prices to defy
com netitiop. TRIMMING-SILKS,R RIBBONS. and
BUTTONS TO match; MATTINGS from auction
frcd check at 16::c. per yard worth CSC; WHITE
MATTINGS ut Sc. worth Csc. ali the latest styles
in HOSIERY aud GLOVES; UNDERWEAR. for
ladies and gentlemen at extremely low prices. In
LINENS and CASSiMERES for mems and boys
call [my lS-2mI -. & f. .MITTELDORFER.
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GUARD OF THE CoMMoNwEALTH.-The
Guard Of the Commonwealth, Company G,
of the First regiment, will celebrate their
seventh anniversary on the 9th instant.
They will have their banquet at Antonrs.
Committees: Reception-Second Lleuten'
ant G. Kennon Wren, William e. Moore,
and T.. Archibald Cary; Arrangements
First Lieutenant F. u. Barksdale. V. U.
Barksdale, +. B. Grymes, Corporal Z. ).
Crenshaw, and Sergeant Roland Place.
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LoAF-CAKE, WITH FRUIT.-Two large cups of
powdered sugar, one and half cups of buttcr-stir
to cream; five cups Of -four. with three teaspoon
fuls of DooLEY'S YEAST-POwDER, one cup Of
sweet milk half pound Of risins two ounces Of cit
ron cut in small pieces, one grated nutmeg, one
wne-glass Of wine, one Of brandy, eight eggs; add
the flour with the milk sugar, and butter, the beaten
yolis of the eggs. and then the whites we'll beaten
then the wine, SPICE and fruit; make this into two
loaYes; bake slowly one hour.
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FLOWERS IN ABUNDANcE-W. w. TURNER,
FLoRIST.-If you wish your flowers to thrive and
bloom we'll you must get strong, healthy plants.
W. W. TURNER, Florist, Cherry street between
beverly aud Cumberland, has one of the finest and
largest collections Of plants Of every description
be found In this locality. His flowers can also be
bought i'll the markets. Thousands Of plants In
bloom. Orders for designs. cut-fowers, bouquets,
&C., promptly filed If You want flowers for Holly
wood mcmorial-day send In orders early. Prices
yor
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TUEsDAY MORNING, MAY q, 1878.

& You've MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TIE twenty y-fourth. annual meeting (post-
poned from last Tuesday mighty will be held
Mt the hall tonight. The presidents re-
port will be presented and the election Of
officers take place. s.t
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BEAR 1T ~ MIND. EvERYDopY.D now that sprdug
has come, that tH.C.WILKfys,tfe Fl. Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms as cheap IL not cheaper than
they can be papered. This worB has the advantage
Of was hing with soap and wafer when s5Ied. Re-.
ference: A.. Y. Stokes g Co.: Marion Dmmock, ar
chitect: D. ,. Black, architect, Ofse corner Of
Eleventh and Bank streets, nt-stairs. 4;
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A THIEvIsH WOMAN.-Ella Brown (col-
ored) was before the Police Court yesterday
morning for breaking and entering in the
nighttime the store OF Elizabeth Hughes
and stealing one lot OF groceries and ladies'
apparel; also charged with stealing one pair
of shoes and other articles from Caroline
Motley. For the first charge she was sent
on to the grand jury; for the second charge
the Justice sentenced her to receive twenty
five lashes. ...,',.ss. I.s., tsg sr.
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Coop CHEER: Notwithstanding the
somewhat threatening state of the weather
quite large congregation greeted DR.. Ped
die, who for an hour discoursed. upon
stGood Cheer in the most approved man
der. There is nothing sensational in this
lecture, but there Is much good thought and
many striking illustrations: .,@.i.,,,5 ss,f.-..
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DR.. Hoge's Lecture.-There. is very
general desire for repetition Of DIR. Hoge's
lecture in Manchester. Many persons were
prevented from attending by the bad wea-
fher
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BLESSING TO MoTHERs.-Thcre win be no ne
cessity for mothers leaving the comforts Of home
with their sick babies this summer If they will give
DIR. MoFFETT's TEETuINA (Teething Powders).
TEETIIINA will regulate the bowels and make
teething easy. 1t cures choera-lnantum and the
summer complaints of children; heals eruptions
and sores removes and prevents the formation Of
worms. r. W. POWERS & Co., and all druggists
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ssBoYs AND GIRLS FESTIVAL boys
and girlsfoi Sidney Baptist church are hold
Ing a feast in the basement OF old Park
Place Methodist church. On Thursday
evening there will be o literary entertain
ment, assisted by Dr.. W ! q. Hatcher's boys,
with their popular dialogues. g
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RICHMOND, VA, May 90, 1873.
ORDERS. ~

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semi ssmDie ear as 81. Aoans fia.. on iUESDAY TIE 2lsT
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t&,na % Sr,cn ihSce % EF,, tSn " - Mt'
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1onros naer sI 9l tne bntse
,na Mft Stnte, rsn,.n s pnna ~ Sns , SS..s
the vi fsttiny Commanierv S>'s... '''''NS|
The Hnc or march reinrnfpz viii he down Frank.
thence Tn Third thence to I,rosd thence 10 Sevcnt
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FEAST AT TRINITY CHURCH.-The ladies OF
this church commenced holding q feast in
the 1ecture-room OF the church last night,
and fronl.th encouragement received they
propose to continue every night this week.
They have supplied themselves with oil
kinds Of good things, and are prepared to
entertain their friends and the public gene
"