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faces, the assistance Of the heavy cleansing show
ers, 10 relieve them of the load Of mud which
their several proprietors Gin some places, at least
allow to remain in undisturbed possession OF what
the ladies consider their shining place"


On last Sunday night we had the pleasure Of
listening to the Rev. Mr.. Milbun, chaplain to
Congress in the Charles street M. L. Church. He
delivered very beautiful and affecting discourse,
displaying much thought and strength, and was
heard by crowded auditory for about one hour,
with almost breathess attention. There were
great many clergymen present, whose countenan-
ces spoke the pleasure they felt in seeing one so
young occupying the walls of Zion.


The Rev. Mr.. Heston, of Philadelphia, who oc-
cupied the pulpit in the morning, is now engaged
in protracted meeting at this church. He is a
younger man than the chaplain, and has been en-
gagged in this city, and also in yours, we under
stand, as an evangelist for several weeks.


We learn that the Sabbath School Association
Of the Light street M. 4. Church are about to have
delivered course of lectures in said church, for
the benefit Of the school The first talent in the
country is engaged. The first lecture will be
given next Friday night by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq,
followed by Hon. ]. P. KENNEDY, on Monday
night, and SO continue each Friday and Monday
night, until the list is completed Rev MIR. Ma
COON delivers two lectures: several others are
engaged. We anticipate rich treat.


It is reported that Mr.. Cough will be in this
city next week; if so, he will meet with warm
reception. He will be rallied round by astronger
band of cold water men than ever. May he be
yet more successful Yours,


MOHICAN