;AMES X'CANDIXIS ROM? ilittlSON =OMAR WAIMMit SOSIAII REAMER JAMES - M'CANDLESS & CO., No. .103 WOOD STRICET, FTrraßukccrEr. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, • Would respectfully call the attention of THEIR CUSTOMERS AND MERCHANTS GENERALLY, TO TOMER STOCK }ln TOE sPRING APED SURIDTER TRADE Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which • CONSTANT ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. Their Terms - and Prices will he he Fevorah a to Purchasers 218 them, any other House'. Must or West. Serca..9ll and Short Time Buyers are Especially Invited to call CHILDs --- & CO,, WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, • E ARE NOW I OPENING OUR - LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every variety, and latest styles and fashions lidapted to Spring and Summer Sale,. NSlli,h haying been purchased principally for CASH, direct from the Manufacturers, and selected with great care an to quality and sizes, we flatter ourselves we areable to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE MENTS to our friends who may call. WE ARE AGENTS VOA Which are highly ntrotutu.tlt,l thrytaghtqa Mt , &tatty za. Stat. fur that:. durability. sad titral.maa--fGat PAIR bath teen found by actual ',tab b. METALLIC OUT WEAR TIMEX PAIRS OF TUE OLP STY n LE WIPPIED BOOTS AND CY AGEGluyers will god It to then. adt maw he rail FOR ROPE, i angina our Garb POITTITS AND /If fora Purtthattnyf Partlralu-attattli t tn girrn to oink.. ti,rpttia .spectat oiicca LAKE SUPERIOR coPpicii ti L Ai it; L. a• ZN G. VI CI . PITTSBURGH. PARK, M'CURDY 8 CO. • MANUFACTURERS OF SHEA TII I NO, ItliAZIERtt. and BOLT (UPPER, PRIMSED COP Plat narrow Ftninnl EMI Bottoms, efisltat holder, to, Alvq Importors And Onsh.rs In METALS, TIN PL.( %TIRE, Ae. um hand, Thatnan's Mstittnno nu.) tbs/i Warrh"tirtr, Nn. 119 Pint and 120 &cum.: Pittsburgh, P.aon. 41,1r.peclal widen of Copper cut to any dmirdo p. JOAN 8. /El, TI I CHANT No. 45 !Market St., Pittsburgh. Atood assortment (S CLOTHS, CASSIIIERHS TL.Tlttun, Caserta% end an goods suitable for gentlemen. renerAtuitretaire.l. /41.0niers promptly 1111.1, la tin latent styles of I h thr2sllydre _ _ 351reC . C>R3D 8z CO- MANyFACTD,Rr.RA AND DE•LERS RATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS WHOLESALE ANH RETAIL, 131 Wood Strowt. vitt...bu rg h [lave now en hand fl.r Spring Sales, nA and nonlplnto an atisortronnt of floods eo ran I. found In a ' ny of the ...tarn cftira , cOnlostlng PUR, SILK AND WOOL lI.ATS at every style and quality; OAPS of asery qnalily and label ElShiabl.; PALM LEAF, STRAW, LEGHORN AND PANAMA NAT'S; STRAW, LIARORN AND SILK BON. NETS, efe. , ott. Pomona wishing to purdlavo Men, 17 Wool. :slut or ILEUM will 11104 It to their adrantagt...c.ll and exatalne.ratock. an t FRENCH WIIITE ZINO PAINT 500 Tons Snow White. and No. I DRY AND GROUND IN OIL TN FRANCE, Ir.4.IZRANSED PURR, I u morn and L. arrlvo, (or main by JOSSPII N. STRONII, No. SS Reado AtrooL New York, Agora, Vioillo Montag,. d Co., Pe 8.A.111.1_71111,ILA:1r AZT 373 TAILOR No Sr. CL4II.IISTREET. PITTSBURGH, PIINN,L, Uas just tirned from the Eastern Cities and is nowrocwiling We Spring .rock of Cloths, LhLseimonw, Yeetingo wild Coatings of ovory Cathay end etylo Nista..? La the lii4t city and countly trade, which will ho outdo up to order with prozoptuess sod d4opetth, and at rot. no low as al any otheraionlar nastlislanont to the city. foZ".,olfo Maki it.LDII.I ar. CO. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, And Agents fur the sale of Pittsburgh Manu I•MInMJ. Conaignmenta and orders Inr LEAD, mops, ft IMP, PRODUCE, kn., euliolle4l. Prompt att.. lion to inualrirag nod No. iU Vommerclall S , tot. Lot.' Jolgvltimfr J. B. auivaTti i , 163 Third Street, PittsBuryA, Penna., ILorinirloul tbu advaotagos or Eaatorn Collogos and fin. pliala,and Amoral yearn' practka, oS•ra Ida probaalunal mania. I iNURDIOAL AND MCDIUAI. CASED. Bar. W. D. . Howard. Cl. on. IL A. Wlloon W oe..r. eal:Woos liar. D. 11. A IllcLown. 2 , 111. Esq. Ilan. T. J. Meow, J. 11. Motor. John H. !donor, R.I. Jacob Aldl.olltator. tny.t:lyao 3ErrNA. Erro NVOitli.S. ALEXANDER BRADLEY, ourourooriass IRO ow= no tom Ta SUM or COOHIND, PAWN AND HATING STOVES, Plata and Fancy Grata Fronts, &c. Sole Proprietor/0i the celebrated Perim". Ohs BURNING and SMOILI COMM:MUM / COOK STOVES. Office / and Sales Room, mi4.lly4fe No, 4 Wood St., Pll4,tb urea. P STARCH AND FARINA. Made by the West Philadelphia Blanalaelearing Co. / (Plfsl . Premlem awarded by the Franklin loviliate, November, 1969.) • tilariondfllon Starch, to ma. mot's 6 box., 6 lba. each Do do boors do 40 pat..., 1 •• do; Also, Reflonil, Pona — and Pearl Starch, lo bra. carton. Marv, oil for laundry on. 008 N VAltlfa, (or Con, Starch.) In boo 10 paw. ...h. This article. anomaly prepared for collnuy porpave, and earl be nsigel on a. Bilf.rine . In POEM to any sow to mat Tor sale by THOMPSON, CLARKE YOONO, Jan'y, 1650aitf tc Anent. to the Company. • N. 1301-.NLIES oc SONS. DZLLSII IA Foreign andjonestie Bills of Exehange CZETITZCA 07 DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, NO. 07 MARKET anticir, PITTPDIIIIOII, PA. 11011eOdDation* made ma all the principal cities through. out the United Stahel. a p11 . 4.fal r — rL OSiRI 1t •Iv 0 11. , OULU IR 'S'illitAV BONNETS AND lIATS, BONNET RIBBON*, VLOIYENN, NO. 93 AIANNIT STREET, mrl9clytifo YI TTwBURGIt. B. B. a C. P. BIAIRELEI, PAINT/NO, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP NV PPIN A..P FL. Warehouse, No. 27 Wood PITTSBURGH, PA. ttaga Imeaht at market mire.. mitt! to COCE3H.A.22 27.1.114.(1. It•OU Ltallbag; - Iron Vault'. Vault Door • Window Shutten, Window Guards, &e., Nee. 91 &mud &reel and 89 Third Stred, (Indweim Wood and Marko,) • PITTSBURGH, PA., Ween on hand • Willey of DOW Patter., fancy and pid wultaLls for all purpose.. Particular attention paid to • • cloning Gine into, Jobbing done at snort notice. mr9 - vANDEsirmiii FRIEND, - ATTow.brir.'srs AT LAW LSD NOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, No. 6, Elhities Mock, Ihsturre, iiirOollatfone promptly made In noi part of Northern fount, 01 , Wertern Wisconsin. sUand to Um no rebel. and 6te of . 11.1 Mate, ob. talninn Money on Bowie and Mortgages. eablydro Pr/.CL 10111:113011 P 11 MILL. ROBINSON, 111141 S & MILLERS POUNDIEB9II.. WASHINGTON WOJLTI S Pittsburgh, Penna. 0M.% N 0.21 Market • hlannfacterwell kinds of Room Engf we end Mill Madan 7:,l , 7 o krrAttokror4 Work, Rotor Won. and P6n•t Ito Jobbing .4 11. thing 4044 nn ahort notles. nallklydf . 7A7 YTIStI. A. N do 11 N Almselfactoner s sod Dealers in All kind. of TOBACCO, BlTurr AND CIGARS, A it I) T033 41. 4 =00, tur.n. opwafteLllttred <mg Dianansad Ann', PlTT B titlllllll P•. I f :XLM=LANC3IC: is la.LT , B ILLS DRAWN BY DUNCAN, SIIIIILINAN •, CO., ON TUB UNION DANK, LONDON, IN BUldB OP' ONE POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS. Al.. Win on tho principal Hilo, and town. of Franca, isolgicn, 'Tolland, Germany, Rands and other Enropoan Matas, constantly on hand and for main by Wit. U. WILLIAM & W. , A Itankoro. Wood nsa. corner of Th hd. J. W. LITT-LIU ZZEIRCTEALDTT TAILOR, No. 54 St. Clair Street, errrsnor.ou, Pi (D,ltish'•NetrianildlDC, S 44,k1Fdre Z—I3COIT, Dentist HAS removed to the house lately occupied Dr. Wm. A. Word, Ha 1618 remi street, (molt , ed.",) third door above Hand otrrot. Moo noon from 96. m till 6 rothrikv, nicliarom & C'., X.l2ll2ll.Mtlina or BABBKL,B, SOLID BOX VISES, Cast steel and Hammered Shovels and Spades, l'icluy Mattock; Sloikr, Wedier., narrow IS?* *a.. . W ‘ eh°l3 Pew r / 4 1 . 0. 17 .151.arkefiqzniet. 444.34 " "'" PITIZFIMI444 • • • CIEFILDREN, Zprrtai liottrts. A. NT MOAN wivrc IL ICH WHOLESALE AHENCY FOR THE SALE OF .A.ETERICAN WATCHES. - - - • We would most restwtfully yell the utter Lion of the public to the A mooing Wetehre bring r lettslrely Introduced, Ice tostinfutore of seLich be. I cone.n firmly established that entire confide... , ran I placed upon theta to safe and kyrrect time keepera,rtaith t the Wester and seller. Ilsring boon appointed Wbeleeelo Agent. (~1 the eel+ , three Welchem, the pub!. !nay I. W.W.I (hat ire, en s. them at the very lowest rub pricers Wa hare also a very !erg. Mack a( 11.VIllt Se.] WARR, PINE (IOLD JEWIII.IiT i. eel, anch as Corr. Garnet, Cameo, Jet and Painting. Our suourt.retut t CLOCKS Is uuusuCl) t.rpe a pre.out comprising ssuso beautlNl patlaros t 4 HIdHT.ml kINK PAY PARLOR sod OVFIOR MOORS st m; RK• [MORD PRICKS. Webers oleos kill stock or English Lode. Hol.h on SILVER WATCHES on hsod, all of our 04 . 11 ln,portel Also, Watch Makers' Tool; Materials end Watch R 1.... HEINEMAN & MEVRAN, No. 4 VIM sirs., IV a E El L a SEWING MACHINES C ( 112 t, iii: N S FUR SALE WITH ALL LATE! IhIPROVIIMENTEI NIA UPACTITIt FIR'S ALEX. R. REED, el UT 11 KILS: F.:it-Sitdi 0 Till ii.I(NI I 2 Dr,,n't fail to procure MN. Winslinv's Sooth ing :!yrop for Cbildrou Touthing. it law uo Nosl ou rata. It grnt ly facilltato• Cho procuss orl thing I. y .uflwaieg the gurus, reducing ell leflurnntatioo—u 111 alley pelt, aud is taro to rival", thin bowtlx. Doperul upon It, so , dlu-rb, It will give mat to 'yuarsellua, atul 1,114 au/ 1d,11.13 1. your lawn to. Porturtly eefo In MI uses. 7731 a valimbla prpTaratlon la the prweriptu.n td Imo of She inotanslawlonend and pkilinl r.tnnin 1 . 19 Adana In tire/ England, and ham Imola n,d with no•..r.tailing 1.0,41,4 114 111/ 1 11 , 10/1 of ran. We believe It tha lams/ and 0w . ..1 r. .e ,1 3 th. w.whi, In all CZ.. of Ajaamlory and Diarbowa In Chtldr.n.•ll.4l, , r It Krim. from imMing 07 fmrn any .that • an.. If lIfK anal health can be ode/mai...11 1 dollar. la worth It. wMght In p•ht. cr toutllea ar” ,nrh, 11. t 1.1t..1. ewe. It Is au old and vv.ll-tnr.l PRIOR ONLY 2ACENTeI .1 14/17LE. -SirNonegentibomil,vo s el« bac-simile Is • Pe. fl. KIND, New York, Is., the owed., wrspy,.l, kohl by Draggles [brollies°. tbo DR. OR). 11. Iti YSY.R , Agi.. for Pitbsl.orgh. IMO P.. L. 1.011, .. W. • COLLuMiII Pittsburgb Steel Works. JON - ICS, .1301,73 Ac CO.. laoulaclusers of CAST STEEL: al., SPILINO, PLOW and A. EL STEEL; SPRINGS and AXLES, Ow." Ruts ,V,4 FrdX rrg Atteburpa, PA D. A. ROG/CV-8 At IGIMINIOTOWLII2I 01/ Rogers' Improved Patent St••I Cultivator 'Tooth. Corner Rota and POW &m e:. Pdo.:AdrtA, Ds. RD Pre RAIL ROAD SPIKE COMPANY Joseph Dilworth D. W. C. Dldere (Succ , nore la lin-for, Rolf, tf Fiarti I RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES. Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley, mlnirdic PRN HENRY H. COLLIN 13 rormardlng and Comnataslon Marcbant AND WHOLMILD DP:JUMP+ ()bout e. lititthr. Seed.. Irl•h And Prolate Urgently, - e__/ N. u Mad Aired. Pittsburgh. Hide, Leather Store. D. KIRKPATRICK & SONS, No. 31 S. Third at., between lifarket and Chestnut ex, PhlWtelyhi., Davit fur sale DRY AND SALTRD SPANISH Dry and Green Salted Pettis Ripa,Tennere . 011, Tanners' and et:f riers' Toole at the lowest prior., and upon the teat tonne. iktg.All kinds of Leather In the rongle wonted, fur •Lich the hlgheett market price will Le given In cult, or taken In exchange for Ultra. Leather stared free of charge end wild on conunterlon. tur3.lydfc :-* 'sl,ooo REWARD ritr any Modicino that. will oseel PRATT A BUTOIIERO3 NAGIO OIL, the .17 Indi• Remedy near sold for Rheumatima, Nenralgia, Ileadech Toothache, Pain in the Bide or Back, Bendus, Bruises, Qo Throat, Barn., Contracted Oords and Almelo. the only .e• etAble remedy discover.' that rill act upon them and lin bar thajoinis. 'Thousands of pence., base been cured theta comphinta by lb'. now discovery. All an invited t give It a trial. Principal °Rico 3MI Wuhlngion .trey Brooklyn, N. Y. Yor de by DIL OtO. 11. II RYdP.R, 140 Wood street, and .1. P. PLILMINCI, Alltkhony. Pfgnatnee of Pratt A Botcher on the wrapper, and nem wn In the bottle. Of the thonearel inn which afflict mankie, during the first yews of their existence, worroa to children Is perhaps one of the most common, sod the worst. A pe, bet remedy for these paste to the young, Is to be hod In II Pahne•tock's Celebrated Vermifuge, which osporkorn bas proved to be • /Teethe for worms. •It Is preps ed sod /told by It. Io /A FINMPTOOK t CO., Wholeoah, Druggtots, corn., of Fourth and Wood streets, Plltshorgh. Penna. otalvtivrt, Tns great usefulocao of B: L. Fahnostook' Vormlfaso, does not amend alone la tho fort Mat It It certain care for worm.. In cam. whwo no worm. n.l.ti operate. on chlldran as • mild Cathartic, and malls ben Ilts the boakb. Prepanel and sold by 11. L. PA UNPATOOK /t CO. , Wbel le PiagglAA, fanner of Wool and 41b oto., "ft laborgb, Pa ntyllindlArY Purtz OLD itrll have on hand .enrol borzois old Rye Wbbdiy width I here had mode and kept tall It two boooorno old and .111 tw sob! by Do. barn , ' or yydloo,for medico' porposta. ntrl7OUhrit OWL 11. DEWIER, 110 Wood Went. Awnircbth Eaus.—llt. Kayser, of 140 Wood erect, hu on hand• very exteAlent derleo for dear penonoa, by wkich taraly perinlon MS Made to Omar no Won o small pats percho dram, which Is InsortsA Into Ito vsry efficient In =mycoses of dean... J..22.41t5T ors BRANDY.-1 have Brandy which I w I wttataatee to be pore and nt far mettkJan, which I bare purchased to meet a public , want. Aoy 0. 0 aho will " thin can la saUntlad of Ha aoporlorlly. nirttattcorl, up,o. 11 . KEIMItit. 140 Wood arrant. °ALTA !AKIO H ATTA . RY, - 017 . EI.RCTRO MAGMATIC Haan 11, for free a Afedfical porn/mew, of • very =porn. Et will beating of chary., whararnr Kn.. mem,ayain • remittal.* of T.. Doll.. Add,. Dr. ORO R. gsrrikk. go. 140 wood ra, •00MD.Y - c,A,ors SLIMS of a good quality fOr sure nt DR. KILYREIDS.I4O wood aplitdAwY . _ SiretNazs—A full arisortment of all kinds or Prriroon for Imo at DR. ((RYSER'S, N. 110 Wood rnwt 4 211 E only Truss Manufactory iu Vjats nirgia is DR. REYNEWA N. 140 Wood .t• splud•wi• To REND BROKEN WART of any kind you can ertUodcroonl Diamond Cement at DR. ICZYBEWS. No 140 Wood Mewl. Di- Ward's Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash. joy gnovalty at the above ankles ate (or do at reduced prim by Da. ILEYPILR, On. 140 Wood in, Pittabordb, Po. Soars, Hair Brushes and Perfumery at Dr EXTBIRI, No. 140 Wood st. apl4..dihrT l'ilnouLnen Bawls—The only plane to got Bram list the Ilaaulsetum's, DIL ORO: n KEY 11.1414 140 Wood at. apl94hrT -- • • .'•., . ti cz ~, Vittsbittgil 05aytt t. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY ;AT . UNION PRAYER 3 1CLTINO, at tilt, MOLD! a the; Young Alen's Christian Association, No. tia' Fifth street, at 4i o'clock, r. u. , every afternoon. Como for a row minutes if you vaunt stay longer. Iteptiblionn County Convention. • Thy uptioneuta of Mit National Adis, intstra lion In A th. Own) , county nor hereby in0t...1 to moot In thrir rontowinn rlectlon U Lttct ., nt the taunt tilscon tor boiling nutli lugs, on VATIIIIDAV, Tilt USTI' DAY OF hi AI. and olect two delogsten Dononott t. meat in Count, th. noun..., at the oourt Ihoww. ru WEDNESDAY, JUN t. I sT. th.S. Al' lit 'Cit. A. fi for Din Inninwn itoniinnittig a 11. 1,1 to ported tho ensuing olootioti Thn ticket t.tn , u o will .on•ini • 1. the following onto.. • I no Fwrson for &eh Gnat.. , l .1` , ".. r. 0 , Ant•nt't.o. twh tli.. noorifind tu 11, w10t.i..1 to I .nt th ouft t' - • Dow.) Ow. lwri.n mrlt ci th.• .1•. • ..! 1..“ I tit..•tt •411••• I I • 111.• N. Iv allotrra t. 'O.l. n 1 .1.1.. a. tam+ t• 1,,, 1 - * 001 10 , 0 1.. In. •Inenil.. t In , t• a , 1an...1 In the •nll 01 that \ 150n0.0‘....,.. 1.0asIs11• lA. rein ea..* 1.0 • ~,, 10*I •.''''n .." ' km , * 0 to V. All tInellon• It.o In a e.t.a •n I t• whAll $11••1 1110 11 •4•....1••••• i•• • ••0•11•• I et,. 1 nlectlolt• ohnll I. .:1....n ran hilt., a•—•As • dni‘v•ln mvotlng, 01 lb. ROI• 111•11,11 ll*.nl• .1 •I .• at .• •.. t P:narry, In entiekornrs —The new block on I tar 001 net of St Clair and Penn iirrOlS. Which we o , inl prove,. of erection Icy II if Jackson. b., l , *tit ri groat ornoment to that portion of It, That and the fine building of .1 x II will form the twu samples on that nide. and all buildings hereafter erected in tho row will tak e pattern after therm in height We worn looking, yesterday morning, tit lower story of Mr. Jackson's blot ling, the i Clair front of which has been put together toi Front street between Southfield and (leant, near the works of the ndersons, where the casting In going forward 'rho lower story only is to be of iron. Tin other 'tires, will I, of ce meat. A new Article of cement is to be used, which it is believed will t' as enduring os the Itoman, yieldlng Weilbrr no heat nor frost. 'Phis lower story is very massive, perfectly tolorna mented and yet neat and beautiful the sr i veers! taste retold reek nothing more plain or np propriate The doors Itn.l windows will he wale and high, and i lie front in that direction will be very desirable (or merchants, when the now bridge shall have been completed. And, by the way, when that splendid bridge shall have been completed, St. Clair street will take its rank at ones an one of foe hest streets for dry goad and fancy stores in the whole city Mr Jackson's building w . lll ho 'I , . feet on St Clair street and 110 fort on Penn, and four etm ries high. Mr Kerr in the architect and Mr Wilson the contractor The structure will be finished by the middle or last of Autumn A good many persons are anxious to rent parts of it already. All the fine structures that eon be erected in Pittsburgh now are not enough to supply the demand, while rents in all directions are rapidly advancing and have been ner since January Tan WHIT. Fl•Ll'al.O.Slal IN., —lre have once before called attention to thin splendid Oa, of ' summer resort. An reirertisemeni of corn,. of principal features may tie found elsewhere in our • columns this morning, and we take this ocenaion to direct attention to it A splendid lithograph of the place is hanging up in the U •,,• erneotll:l - rooms, and those who may suppose (if there are any ouch) that 'he St hire Sulphur t'f ring" have, like some western cities, an existence ta paper only, would do rut II to step in and see the cut referred to Everything that money and taste can do to render the place inviting h-s been done. But over and shove all this, if we may believe the testimony rl sonic of the moot emi toot physicians of uWo who have analysed the waters, Nature boa done more for the place than the highest art ran to As a resort for inruh.f,,, it must be unsitrpassta plenty rely n there; the landscape is diversified. there are the waters of a river and of the trier Lading "pangs. there the-most comfortal•lo of dwellings there. shady walks and healthful ainiosplesre 'r oe springs are tint in3le, from our doom lon may gu via l'ita.hargh, '. I 'molt-mato It It to Colittalml, or 'Pia , I' It It to Crestline, from Crestline via Cleveland t bends. C It , thence to lielaw Ire. and from ltd. aware to It,. I thio Wien. Sulphur Station 11e are much mistaken if till+ resort is not y crowds of our task mid tired eltirens duriag I h. hot weather now 111.00 us Na. GS Fifth Sureol I' Clenantr Avaanni, This large sod influential hod . ) , of rhriotiariv it in f1e..1.1011 at prevent in %/min, Ohio. (fur columns have Leon so unwontedly crowded with local Synodical ,newn for n week pmt that we haw, Levu unable o give more than a glance at this distant con vocation We perceive flint Ilea Dr. Kerr, of the Pre<hyt-non, of I hie city, chairman of the committee on Psalmody. rerfrte.l in favor of an 'lmproved vereinn The report soya while lhe old WhO faithful and surrounded by nacreil anal time-honored yet in style it may ho and nuyhr to hr improved upon They recommend the appointment of ur rotoont tee to prepare a now Versloll.farii,"! 1 , , le,, with all poitethle improvement in verve nud vlylr, and report In next A vaembly. The matter W, still under discitsvion at our loco report las InKIPLINt Nrimms .n th ••• nl.l Ind m. No tor.. I 07ty tti15..117,44 ti ,II 1..31-1,, A Religious Novel, intended to illiettrotle the growth of true religion in a woman's heart un der the discipline of severe triabl The author says the honk is not merely ••founded on facts," hut. that the incidents of the work are forte and nothing elec. The sympathies of the author appear to be with the Itaptist denomination, and the religion, experiences detailed in the work all arieo in connection with that branch of the churl]. Wo have not emelt inclination, our soiree, to this kind of literature, tint to those who have, this hook will lie no welcome as any of its close. We are indebted to the poblinher fur the copy prettented to tlB FLot,U.—buriog the little excitement in flour, which hits now to a great extent peened away, it was worthy of nolo how that article came into market from where we had supposed there was none. The boats on the !Monongahela Slackwa. ter, which for months had brought to market only a little dribblet now and they, came in loaded with flour all at once. During the month of April there were 1,9 1 17 bblO. of flour arrived by that route, and during the month of May, up to last night., 6.1155 bble. TUC 4 TAI . A. " -Thfl Pittsburgh Cothohi. flays "Auy violence offered to the Popo will cause the downfall of the Power that attempts it. tither thrones may totter, other sovereignties may disappear, but the patrimony of St. Peter, unprotected by human arms, but defended by the all-powerful arm of God, will remain to the Holy See, an longue the interents of the church require that the Supremo Pontiff Omni.' be in dependent of tom poralnevereigns." Sure enough! HIIRIPTY OP Peace —Maria It. Morgan made an affidavit before the Mayor, yesterday, charg ing her husband, George W. Morgan, with threatening her life and that of their lie followed her on Friday morning into the kitchen, threatening to blow hor brains out ; ho attempted to etrike one of hie boyn, who is sick, with a chair, 1 / 1 11CFM ho would go to work. lio wow arrested for surely of the pcoeo and com mitted. To New Brighton Timm nap that aMI n.1.0r of people in that beautiful town thinking it would ho advantageoux to have the sermons of Henry Ward Beecher read publicly from Sabbath to Sabbath, have procured such as aro published, for that purpose. On Sunday last, Milo A. Townsend, Bel., read, the opening hymn being Longfellow's "Psalm of Life." Another will he read on Sunday next. A Warr of Mandamus as before noticed has been issued out of the Supremo Court at !lands burg against the Commissioners of this county, at the suit of Joseph T. Thomas and made re turnable on the third Monday of November, at which time the Court will ho in session in this city. Copies of the writ are now in the hands of the attorneys of Mr. Thomas, in this city. laooesr.—Coroner Bostwick held an inquest, on Friday, on the body of John Usla, who was found dead on the bank of the Allegheny, on Thursday night. Ile was a resident of Ittmerve township, and followed wood-chopping for in living, The verdict wan that ho came to his death from causes to the jury unknown. lie loaves a wife, who is blind, and in family of grown up children. J. W. F. Wom, Esq., in out again, after hia severe attack of quinty. lie woo confined l u the house for along. a week, and for several days could swallow only a little liquid food. E. 11. Irish, Esq , who woe Ihrealened with a fever and confined for some days at the reei dance of his mother in New Brighton, is again lbw, which wo are happy to observe. Tu► %I" t'us Washington Reporter denim that an in junction has been granted In that county to re strain the collection of tbo railroad tax. The court granted a rule on the commissioners, re turnable in Anglia, to show why the writ of VG ear" auto should not bo'Llonof? ~ ' „..,.. - - -, 4,4 - i ; -.--•.:. • •°, , 5;',;.::•:.:. '.; . :.. . e.',V! . .;;,'1•,..; , -7 ,•'--;'':' - ':&,.'.:....': - .IA- ..,......,:t."-.-41:-...--::..-.4.,...=7.:1•-."'",:.;,_,-'41., Y ITT V RdFi: BUM= City uratt Newe Items =ZEE Reformed Presbyterian gynod Thriredny'n l'reeerdioye.—Tho din .u.ston being un the motion to memorialise Con !gross, Dr. Roberts said that wo must bear a testi mony against the wickedness of the nation, even if put te death for it. Let Congress spun, or even persecute, duty must be done. A member of Con ' gross was once expelled for his testimony against slavery there; ho was returned and good resulted. A. M. Milligan sail the power of the church is in the word of her testimeny. Let it “torment the men that dwell upon the taco of the earth." Ile had been at Wadi ingten City not long title°, and like Paul at Athens, w as pained seeing the city wholly given to idolatry. Even evangelical ministers did homage to Congress. .An D. S. Proabyterian minister preached ,ermon at the close of the session, in which he lauded Congressmen and Senators as tho '•Chariut of Israel and the horsemen thereof:" lle tamer...her) would lot the world know that thin church is nut a part of this wicked government--not chargeable with it, but enter a constant protect against it. In view or coming events, the duty is more impereliro —to proclaim Ike church's principles to the nations. once gore o miry of tlio Cliorelr'e Testimony to Soon alter helium!, speerh in New ork m :um:4 int the 1.4,13610001 s 14 that testi moray. Nightlogale raid 110 Urge glad to hear this ex. iii , ussion—it was a token for goo d . li e It ght the tinic had comb when u Covenantor glut torm should be built- a platform (rots which the wholo world I`llll roe tho Church's position. .1 IL W. :•I..nne, alluding to tho member who hail the resolution, lost the authority of thu goiorolllolll should he recognised, said that the mom 1 , 01 owl, a charter from the flats of New .wk , ni. I yet that. member was in lasso. sitting •t. ,, :peakor I read tin emoioatol rah/lied for sr,l - as noperative Ile n•t4 that 11,0 l'oten.nelar l'kurrls t; 'so Arts of 'root ...... the lan, ell., 1,, 1.11 01.011,1 awl trail 1.. Cie 1.41.111 Wilt,. 'hi , 11111kt:I liar collie , Itsts ho dotourtod. 'Elul light most 5, r pot °mkt 1..61 IVltal 11 butletted or aturnout for , 111114•Ing 11 rail, taken from an Egyptian Al 1101 10 ,iiil htoo li,•4l.and years alter keing ml iner.. Ito 51i,1 1101 will the Cloorell to lie the • 111 oluto t I I:st It lohoson, of Toronto. want.' ~,,,, 'h.. i 1110,0 110 wt•4lJ put n copy 1.1 . the 1111111111 W 1 10 OW 1 1 / 1 0,131 14 et cry nteutber of Congress. ho v aro 14nornnt this would teach them. To it bottnio ne,..: uy awl inittinere of IS 1/11111 . k.' ten ,lo,,e. 110 1,0,1,1 en It M oJot occing at n large to , I. urr cote,which Thomp• •.....•I 00nos ass the speaker, and who hat n o t •Itk yin snit; ion, Journal that did nut •norunit rao.l t I ;slavet r , watt shown 000 that had siro , ken t. tor many yeats. boldly aml uncompromisingly. :Stet ammo osid Ike lota never neon his way lent to go hotoco a wicked civil magistrate to ink. ftlt °nth, lest ho should acknowledge his authority. lb.. could he go to Congress and beg them without ...boowlalgtng their authority' Ile hesitated. also. •b.mt a•loug Vamps., to acknowledge the authority .4 the !Md.,, ahem they are sworn to take the tooth. intton a. the Low . Win Ilrown ••11 is duty to toll then, luau they nro don) mg the Inw of 11.01" The tO•01131,11 , Ven Vivorate4 by Roos. enrhste, booms's% and seversl other', opposed by Ite+. Now. ell. who.. , reinirks tho reporter was prevented front tokln,7 ,144, Iltizhi thought the petition 1.1113 in ender / ...,•,1 by edogros. es merely an anti slavery petition, 1 . f• I. n,4ex•le, w. w!.l rxeetel, o ne, attention; he meted ' o emend there...lotion by striking Out that dame anteing to .lavery -- Tin motion to amend had no second. and the I've wen, taken on the ',M u tt on , bich *a. p ,a.„eil by a very largo vote--no one ruling ~. ,r.,...„„.. The Moder itor then appointed Ile,. A M. Milli . r...,.. M Iv mail. nod hider Campbell, In prepare a 11011)I I! i.- le circulated in Synod. and distributed chi...where. !toy. It. 1. Willson wet, by tote, aided I ol hi. ' , Moline.. i' V crier' report. were road and disposed of, when I the loior df Tt.l,...trulneol arrived. , Tt, rd 1,, , --. 41 Thursday cloning. in aceorthance I with previous arrangements, sinoil met for devo• iti nil 0101 , 11.1 . 5. Prayer and praise were eonducted ;by the Moderator and by het. J. La.,. The rub e'ft lief no the turtling wa, the necessity, means and advantage. of revit al, on which addresses were de. livered by Rev, D. Scott and Jai. Stott. 1 , 1 , 10,7, Iv A. M.—After the ordinary morning a wanes., enteral papers and reports were read and reform' or ilispoerd of for the presenb The chairman of the committee on the "igfie of he 1i,,,,, I, ahem urn , recommitted the report read 1 , 1, .I,y. reportedthat he bed aid...evi1...1 the ~d Fasting nut of Thanksgiving, aieording to f. , no,lai direntrit,.. Tho rendrt was aria:pled and ail' Ned. nod the 1.31 q Tlinfolay of November, 1,0, dppointnif 4, 0 day ca . Thanksglving, and the fir.t Thored ' y of Piaduary, k v 'l'ill, as a day of Fast Ing• L i Tienl,reier of the iioy was oohedfor and the rules of pr caolure were cone fernl 10r al.-pine. After sot.ehltratle , li.conedri, the rules, ii, formerly re 1. dtc.l. of re recido to iski'd i ter i'pit.ion to the ri emit ,•,, 0h re, duly et x i!: len t..e len,,e this tee lc, Nene I,e, , ex i e e'.l.lft , I in A. ir , : in 'II nt thr vies; mill er of r,inoil. , itintutva, Vtrylt , e 4.! in i Art s Tilf. .” arr •••I, tis.m. N... 3. :73...41 , •k‘ t :10 I. t! , .......taitt r.I Or. 11 . 111,, , 0. 4,1,1 e,14 11.31 t...u, 1. , 1,e „II 1 410 pay g lhr' del, rr.;.. ,y rlah r .f Trurrlllog I. ktn.l, I.llt ror“ln ~n4l. it. it r•tell I•sy thu f. 4 I • r Ihr 1.11, Fun.' • 1 I Seniortory . . . item N.. ' knot, aro,e a, to the ~n r tuothn.l raising the Mon*, Ir loitiblate the ,•s were in fay, n• dirroting mingro Kalinn,hat no pll.l nothing to this hind to take op /n.,nrnr. t nben thought that an appor tinnment Annl.ll, made to cAnit Presbytery or ono gregation. Atter mseral motion, and amendments, noao ..1 ishb.h iderailed, a proposition was mod° wbioh pres•ll-1, and itnnialtately carried talc Ms the r,nr. nit donation, and pledges. The whole aln.nini pant and pledged ..mounted to 1..02 Tb. loon m relermire to the Travelling Fund was ial wn iii.. A minority report., n for thr rommittoc•ii rrioirt Was prenetneii. Tbri nun admit for r.•nei•ler.stion. Ilis a. follows ••The Committee, in earuplianne with the Ironing t.l ,ynial, have preparedhbe following plan for de fray mg the travelling expenees of delegate. to Synod. I Dint all our eongregattene to Jireateit to take up rollentiena to go into a general fund for thin lw men.. That earlo rongreation Iw row:meted to cohntril.. me fifteen ololler, to thif fond. on order to entitle their delegate, to timer from it. :t. That this runt! shall be ilistrilintail in proporti..n to the aclual ol pewits itienrrad in travelling. Whon .lelogitics re,ci,o excursion tickets er lialf.fara tick col tho livi.len.l shall ho lead., upon tha basis of the skies! cost. 1. Nt, ilelegole reriding witttin two Itundreid mi of tlin 'dare Syniid'n mooting shall L. entitled drv~•lrnd. I wattled trimmers residing 11 vet two bend miles ttton the ptatrool mooting shall Ito entitled drew from this fund equally with other niombers." I'l.o the proposition to sobstittite tbia for the r . . port of the Committee, a discussion arose, in which a diversity of opinion was exprisased. In favor of the ntirity report it was argued that if there ha no travelling fund, feeble owl far 'distant congregations wonlil be rut off from ropreaormation in Synod. The lsrge end woalthy congregations should be willing, oven desirous, to aid the weak. The law of Christ In, "Bear yo ono another's burdens." It this low ho obeyed by the institution of n travelling fund, good will follow. Such in fund will lw a hood of union, binding all parts of tho church together. A m o tion was mule to uncoil the report by ma king it rood . "That each congregation be requirod to mho; eight dollars for each ilelegatin--i. e. sixteen whoa pastor and older :annul Synod; but only eight when only no attends." tin tho motion to amend, hey. l'ilehrticken sold he had tondo a calculation of the actual amount ox pended by ministers and 'biers in traveling to end from Synod. 'rho result of the ealeoletion was that by the protont plan thorn is no equality. Those nongrogrith.ns resume. from Synod are generally tho poorest, least akin to pay the Unrolling expenses of their !motor or delegate. Those hay° to pay their awn EX pone.. This rcono3 out of tho pastor's eatery. Such, though poor, may still attend Synod, but they should not he allownd to boar their own expenses, since they go to attend the work of the wholo thumb. hos. Minter opposed the subatitute. Ho was on the Finance committee last Synod, and ho saw bow badly the old system worked, and the proposition Tow before tho court in similar to the old aystesn. hen, largo and wealthy nongrogstions lifted collec tions for the travelling fond. (tat of Ihis tho ex. 'tenses of the peeler and delegate were paid, and Ilia rettioindor, If any, paid over to the fund. This was unfair; a rofusal to help tho weak. Tho discussion continued until tho hour of 12, when Synod look a recess until 2 a. tr. After ream, eaveral unimportant report. Were ree and di/posed of. Thu committee oa I hsuipline reported ; the report lion on the tablo for the present. The question before the court before recess wan re. monied, vim: the adoption of the minority report of the committee on Finance on the plan of a travelling fund. The plan propound was emended en that all Ilnlagalre might draw from the fund, 4111,9 - active of distance. On the report, an untended, n discussion arena in which many members participated. The .lispoto woo principally between the eastern and western members, the latter favoring the report and the former opposing. T. Smith was opposed to that part of the report which requires congregations to contribute a certain sum before its delegates can draw anything rune the fund, Ile thought all should contribute as they chose, and draw in proportion to the actual expense incurred. S. O. Wylie said there had boon general diseatis. faction throughout the church with the old travel- Hag food system. It had been found to work badly. There is, in this Synod, a full delegation from all partl,of the church,_withont any fund. This ehows Met iflaioletere and elders hems a heart to serve the intermits al the church. the want of money will not hoop theta from Synod. The western congregations mom to think that the eastern are all Eldoradoes, while them is more pecuniary ability in the west than in the eitsL The western congregations vacua alm to forgot that in about nine months every you there are persons from the west bogging money in the east to help to build churches., S. Bowden thought the scheme/ of the Travelling Pend, oa carried do before, was, promotive of immo rality—induced members to bivdishonest in payl over and receiving. It was; he sold, "a regular gambling operation." —, an older from the West, hoped, If the rs Eastern member' we. Unwilling to aid delegates coming from the Weet,,L.Aut Synod would be held in St. Lor' don, and said that gen for a, travelling hoof 'the church,- Irlore. thatio dependence upon the fund. Ile hoped that oppor. Molly would be given for all to contribute liberally, so that there might always be a full delegation. [Note.—Somo one had arid, during the disenision, that the reason there is such a full delegation now, notwithstanding tho absonen of a fund, is owing to the intense and general interest in the spocial moot tiog for eovortanting,.—kipo,,,..l Ider. ill. Willtin favored the coMian on the princi ple of tho golden redo. Ile did not expect to derive much benefit from such a fund ; but he wished to do towards brethren as ho would have them do to him, if ha were far off from the place of meeting. J. C. Boyd ergood that oblors and minister. wore bound to attend Synods, so an to fulfill Moir ordina• lion vow,. S••me are motto to .less tinny revels help. Thy sin is num if too withhold that help which no can give. The way to give it is by a system like the one proposed. line. J. It. With:two opposed tke plan, hoping :bat if thorn be no fond it would lend to induce the church to equalize pastors' salaries. After similar remarks on both cities of the . 1 um tion by other members, the vote nu taker, on the adoption of the plan as amended. Thu vote ot, an for: ii against. arid no the minority report, with slight clionges,waa +adopted. The remaining items nil tile Itoport Pll Finance were dioloweal of in part, end the paper laid on the tattle for the present. The Report of the Committee en libiciplinn wee then taken UP itom by item for atop-Ron. 'The eiltumittrin reported dint Paper No I': is a tortneriid from tin menhir] of l'onrrega lion, riNklng two 9r awlinna.l. Cana Feqpi, give norllll,nln mai 1.. n member of the conit're thin nt o doeir no intend to lento iu hounds' To Ihla yolation Ihn roinniiitee r. nmmenda a neiratiie 1 , 11 mot 1,1, 1,n9.1 ma , ,pled !hog part (.1 um~rop•rl, lini. answor, ,tn, eiees,,,ee Cue et een,,at.en r ..... r Il.n rn•ei,•lr.he.n eeee older wile. theelen Ilan herein',. hei I. , .jeelleial 1.. LIN pommel intert...o • re.tneettten rneememenell neV.Alik At art•urer. Thin pert "I ill., tepee', ele Red 1tirr113,14.1.: I/111, NllllOlll marl direryity nee tient Synel'al senwer Ile title fientiteeen he else N”. Th. nest Item In • the report won Nee. in. the of J. le. lierne from the Ilseision of Luken Prenh. en Ikee..ense. Tile rennin it tee rev...emended art hen e.rt the meting!. key. R, te Wylie moved that Hite part of thr r e port be not adopted. Carried. Dr. Sproul then Inured lei dom., i lie appal tee Od a mol te n. Hey, S. tt. Wylie root, en sl I I not take ue a rase of the Lied when wet:tots, tiotlung of the gaol standing of the individual in der.stmn. It le neletto that esti.' Heron hod entenol cult in a civil court against an elder in the church for bit ter tauten, on oath in en acelerlastleal court. Rev. tialbreatio "How does the ',on know there (hinge?" 11ev. Wylie- -Aieryleoly knows it. Rev. A. M. fillilligen—This Synod will ditgrpce It self if it proreeils to investigate this rage. It Is no toriour that Heron had, in the ereletait.tica/ court. threatened an older that lie would prosecute him at law for his testimony against liite,• end that he had actually done vu. reenvering fifty dollars ollthe cider by the civil proreas. After remarkr by several member, the mot i on to Jicutiee the appeal wax adopted. Mr. Heron rose and rail at there era , no higher roar! than the day of judgment, he appealed to that. appeal, said he, from tin tlerixion th, , y Tool, and crave extracts." The next item warn No. IT, the compinint of J. I' Heron against The Presbytery of the Lake.. The committee reported that it watt irregular, and that the tranrfetrence of am pal, was not authootteated. The mouteittee therefore recommended that it be inward by the court, and the papers returned to the appellant, a tortnber remarking that as he appealed 141 a higher mart, ho might need the papers there. h. Scott I fear those papers will he of nouse in that court. No. The pretest and appeal of 11. against I 11. API leo was taken up and made the order of the day for this morning at U "'dock. 2.1. Ileforence. of Lakes Presbytery it the ease of J. II- lehorten in. Thom,. Ilticheson, taken up on refened to Lakes( Presbytery for adjudication. Nee. S and Iming papers on the F.AbiCet of ord i nation, weer referred bill special committee, to re port thereon next Syn.!. The committee are Ile, li. Scott, S. O. Wylie end Illticr It. Keys. The paper •igned John That-thy pr0p...... the fol lowg yirrries The third tcrut 4,o ll4lll4/ni”n sea Is thus .•n aeknowledgement the divine rlght .•I one 111121 k, able form of clittrett g,. r crnmet• t anti nitin••yr worrhip, and that three are no. sultstanse. Justly s hilotod a that fi.rtn t f church gevcrnotent mud the directory for werrhip agreed upon by the Assembly of Di, ints at Westminster, ste they went received by the church of .." , ( land." i:e,.ry kyt,,,t • are called open to noltmovlsolgo ' I. it the West...tater torte shows and entire' Its Is it on tin defined though Scrtpturil form itt government, die Cowl. Iron, the IVo.ttoin-tor for, 101 l of Ihnl4, .111.4 1 1.1111,.. .1.1 11. 4 , .14 4 1 the A-s, int ty ..t the. hurolt s neseive those Westminster ihouttnoitis tad to artist parts of the Wo4folifo.for j. f o : d o l They except This pato, 1,04 1..1 up •n th, t to symol then all aimed tc.l for the Dail, 1,1-1 nrrwl Synod or I he . Itettur...ed l'relyby lert•ct tart h. I'nit.tnßl.r 111 a, Mny , t•nerAl ..1 the I:nl. , rtur.l .I.yter,,o rlinr..h Inen I ,ffit 1..hy5n0 . .1 PreAhytersan I • his . .ll, • 1I 1.i..1y, It, ^• en.ol: nt 'l's, I", I. ,05t•..1"..e4 the trl,l 4.9 I.y prayer. Ile,. ti • Fl 'ho. ' t 1,. Altortsato I • the . :ll..tkrator, ea Ilse openltig Tlio test 01..41 %Isl.:, I.•un•Jud fitsrlatrPC sn the 1 1,1 , 1.4 . 1 1,7 rhal.tc, 30,1 I lil, t .r ../le .4 .1; rtly 1.,r At.t.ll •Ist,.ne an I II it unto yost. After seri ~,,, the :synod as: inst..... o prayer by the lieu. A. IL IV, lie, the 3liiilers, i. for the pact year. Adjourn...l by prayer to me, to. morrow morning at 10 o' c l oc k. cool Day. —The Sy noil to i•rder by the Moderator. who addressed the Thron e nr The norloo, Presbyteries han•lnd in their reit iGcsten of doingation. Thenames of the members having pun n u. creamed, the Rev. of NOVirl, of the Pitts. Lurgh ii, s hy tes y, w a . elected Moderator tor the near.lowing the Itev. John N. McLeod, It . appointed principal. soil Rev William H erm i tt , soitant clerk. A letter wn. read loin, the Eastern diefortneil Synod of Ireland, expressing their fraterne regards for Synod. The letter referred to a lark of minis ters, but had hope that their ranks wont.] so in lie recruited, aseveral young mon were devoting them. selves to the ministry. tin motion. the letter was recei.ol, and the committee on Foreign Correspond enre were instrwitmi to prepare and forivxml a .01.3 ble reply. llev. Dr. Douglas, of Pittsburgh, gave notice tint he would move the following resolution immediately after the opening of the ...ions to-morrow morni ng Br.! tool, That the executive eommitt oe .if th e Hoard of Foreign Missions Le and they are hereby regnired to give information t.. t.nersl Synod on the following questions : I. What are the tertos of compact imlw,ron this Synod and the lienerni Assembly of the rid School Presbytertan Church in regard to the support of our Missionaries in India ? !lave we any Mission property in India' Ily what tenure is It held? In whose name is it held? and for whose use ? A. Do our Missionaries adhere strielly. !Kith in their preaching and practice, to tho principle of "close communion"? 4. Are tho Psalms of Scripture used exclusively by nor Missionaries in all their religions worship? vloorge 11. Stuart., Esq., moved that those minis ters in connection with Synod, who are now present, but not delegates, together with the ministers of the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churelles, who are present, be invited to aft as consullativo members. Dr. Douglas bad no objcetioh to the very nihtorta • bin brethren mentioned being Invited to sit as .Itative members, if the Synod has the right and the power to invite them. But this inn delegated and nut an original body —it is a creature of the presbyteries—it hits derived its existent° from them end has nn right to iovito any one who Is not dele gated to take a beat. Ho was opposed to the system of delegation in a church so small, hot ho would abide by thole's. Dr, McMillan sympathised with the last speaker. His principle wan n correct ono. The Synod has not the power to Invite montane to a 0051 on her flour. lie wall present last weak at the Synod of the United Presbyterian church, when It was declared that none Should be admitted as members only such ns were delegated. Dr. tluthrie said, In present circumstances a del °gated system was not needed, but Lotauso two years since the datagram' system was nadarniml, be would hold the advocates of delegation to a strict attountability, or expose them for their intoinlist. encl. Ho had no personal objection to tho gentle men proposed ; his objection was based on a goes lion of technical order. It would not be dom., in the !latish Parliament nor in the A work. Congress. Rev. filoo. Scott said, although the Synod was delegated body at Its original organization it matted to Itself original jurisdiction, and claims to be toil], an original and a delegated body. !toy. T. W. J. Wylie agreed with the last speaker, and was sure no personal disrespect was intended by those who ditlered with him to the gentlemen whose names were embraced in the icsolution. Dr. Douglas could not understand Low a iryot,./ body could reserve to itself o iginal power. After considerable discussion and various attempts to ad journ, the motion prevailed and the gentlemen took their seats. Aficrooco Sc.rioo.—Tho Committoo on e 'q u o the lens of the church roporto3 progroos nod non continued. The Committee on Ministerial Support road tboi r report; It was accepted and adopted. Dr. McMillan reported tba fulfilment of hie ap. pointment as delegate to the Now School tienerat Assembly which met in Chicago lout year. lle met with a cordial reception, and was favorably impress. vd with it no a court of the Lord Jesus Christ, lie presented the greetings of Synod and her sympathy with the Assembly in her struggles on slavery. The report was adopted. The Rev. Dr. Thompson, of Buffalo, was invited to take a seat as a coosoltative member. The ministers in the British Provinces reported thnt they had not seen the way dear daring the past year to organise a Presbytery in subordination to Synod. The permission was confirmed. The Committee appointed to take into consider.- . ..... . • on the proposal of the Trnitees of Wostminetar 'ollego to endow a professorship to be undor the con trol of Synod, reported that they had not mot, but theta majority of them having consulted together juut-come to the conclusion that there was no room for definite action and requestal to be discharged. A motion to accept the report and discharge the corn mitteg gave rise to a vary animated discussion In which several speakers participated. The motion prevailed. The sermon on the . Evangelisation was appointed to he preached on Monday evening, at a quarter be. fore'eortrt TheMederator armonneed the Snuidlet.Comadt thea. Adjourned -tilt to;•totroCisitopittir ;nine • ' '-; Telegraphic • • ri • WASCI.IIr.V.,4 51my27.—The follovrfag add/tit/Imi , tllllll6 of the aloatlne bald le Vlrgitta yesterday hare bout mei, ..1. The Gulirsteearial mafa Wood meaty, Template, Oars lieretha opso.itioe, tag majority. The seventh d 44444,4, "Mttarltmnim, 1 41 M. G'movei, and Slmfhis] mooti 0 ". Five " emorfly ..1 toi Wei crnith tbo COMmNI. I.4frird Jot., rnmjvilt) leLetcateett meet,' 4. 1,, ‘,ll4.. an Floyd' ;minty R , ;minty Waalrinj Loa s.eety 112 rtnuerliT m. jsLuaritie F ter siv..rrsr am e,,unty, botcher, Lcw . , I,T-41 Sleinaudome 1,39 S fur Letehcr; Orange, (leggin it'. Culpet•per 2' , fur lioc:gin; Fair fax 21; Caroline 11141 : New Kent 100; Louisa II 1; (Irma 131; Chesterfle!d, Letcher, 350, Stafford, Leteher, 230; King ticerge, I.ctcher, tnt; partial, (loggia 5011; A tigu,o, tea' preTinaj, not otn d i a l, (leggin . :15: Smyth I le. In Reel:bridge thorn are reported g a ily for tioggin, but nothing positive. Frederick county, comp:etc, L 01,1400 s Majority is IlerL!ey county 1 74. Ei2hth Congressional Diatriet. -In Frederick .unty, n , mhleto returns give Charles d. Panikner, •5 mat. over Alexander It. hotelier, ti•m. iIL district In Smyth county the mei. loon William Smith, Dem., iv estimated at to I; at it;tof lord's D.'s°, mei. is 215; in thronne enunty I.m,ke's ;nal. is 306. 1.1 distriett— Carolina c , anly giros Darnel C. t o darnel;,. Dem., :111 tuaj,; the vide in this di,dilet is rory vi or 9th district. - Augostn county .1. 11. ;it miler, Dem., a Maj. or 7 - -••-- • la' mu heron, Alay 27.--The following are the pro reogings of the Proefyterian A seetnbly to liay: The Truetoe; t.l the l'hurtil I:r6r,i,.n Fund at New York and of the Yre•dlier tan Ii nt Phtlndelphia, woreeketed. report of for Committee on Church thin afternoon, witiwnt eon] ine to a eonolu,-o Is.. P.••mberetz, of Phill dolphia. iq a .ielega. r••rn thn if•rmart Chareh tho Con vcnikeol in thr r.l l:‘ , etnr, hel.l 1/1 nirlti. The 1 hill 115.1 a.l,ur n 'lli, work. 1,, ~, Nl a y 27. il,l h. dale 1- n g we Ihdd hand Wild Vellett-n• and Maiten.i• the Peeplo'a Theatre and envied alerts and elrieti,, wa= ile.itroyenl by tire laid night. r. , erytbing is the Pent and Land Oil - trait nue •c. d . All the property of the Odd ' , ellen, and Magon,yeil. lo,ven !' , 0.1100 : ic. urr.l ler ft, /11•.1tr, 111%y l',•ntentin h.l.pozrocal Thv 1..11 , .wmg Id 1. , Om ..11 , 1)..r.4/ ent..,n IVOrr K , V. IV, 4tr. M. 1•• I 1 . 1.-knoy. 11e3,711.1 , ,y. 1:,3t. tn. . .1 .;-1.10 , ..•11,.;It :.n.1./.4.1,13 1. F. T Ala; 27. -Tileriver ha, fallen o ondow at tide imird nnttin tho lost 2 I hourr, and still enn lumen to recede. There nothing new from the upper etrealn-; all reportel a, falling. Weather clear and Coal. -• P1111.1 , E1.111A, May 27.—Tho Cpak,opal /'on - en. 11011 ..f tho Diortoto toktourno.l to day. Tlir glitott n .•1 a do. Hon of tlm Ittort=e Iraq t.e.f.tprole.l ;I.:4:1y 27. 3'hn river I 01 0 12.1 nintor in inn v.v.!. N .1 1 , 13 v t 1,4 1.111-t4 hay.. r • [AL', v nrorlly r II• ! , 1.1,kr, ar,l v.r II.•• Ihn tc, Alu,,nn. • :.. I It , ' Dr. ho, ,yi r , I tst 1.130, !nay I, 10. 1,... , 1111. I:. Dr Iftliy I. 11.., I•tty Irk li.. Ilr Trizt,, .I..rry I F t t• 't - .1 I La 114) I ttt it'. lil Latta at• Litt!, 4, Lath .1“r.1...1 I I, ../tt tit ' Int It 't ttp Int: it .. 4 , 3lny - C 11:.6firto. I.lp, ager rti/r/11i . I.ut 111 i.t. I r IS /113 r • 11, at.lorn&n, loch u 111 pr..4s f..1m1 r.,tml, ur..l rxn Siv . 27 •-11., 111 IZT 6I 1/... eul,”•1,•1 ot on th.. I:•.rni, .1" h r.I. 4..1 11l Iti- Itt r The :or ttodr.t. ttro. eery oat ‘ , .trertlayt with dol., I dottrr. 'I Ito getr: t . yrdi tt t o tottf 5..010 in noottatr, thar ty,totary and yrveraittr. to(' evollett a al ielr ...an de attained only Ity Inc practice. IV •rt in fall ortileral with 1tt.14 1.1.1 larri.lll,!.a vrand veterrairtruenr, prepared by r‘la.irtlttr, rot ar al, tot at t where mort,t trod 'per prevailed after the cvealttre toroft.r.. dad .1, .Ippearett. Thy rw.lel etatt . oar t onto, prtado le .4 Illaalr r Ur:laird report at pre.erd. r 1.1. Cot cv. art old and rimpeetable eititon of Fayette county, died very rut 'only. at hire residence in Meralirn townebtp, on Thursday, the 17th in.t Ile was engaged ire making fence, when be was repeal with a u'hlec pain in the stoinacli and ill/tiled' tiely earned 10 his IWrilliT, where be died to a few iwoole- ell I. -A cri , k. t toutch Lot wren Ili, olyn.yicand t rricktu come of! ,t 1:1, North r n Thursday Msol. ••S, to pnu lug bin 1..1, at Fay tit. I', he approach ing nvo .r I•31r. Ctly 11411, the rnillinp, t Ivry, vie, Were 111 Met s M •f• 17iiivr.sr Intrin-s• irtues , 11.4143 eold.l lh- ,•li art's!, has ~:::tine,).ll Burn., and Nrsoilling• upon Horses, it his. se equal fsr •non lei.uit No pes , on sill lw suloilot it sotss los once testesl its vslne. '•.4 n.; s ith reference t , . the general estittolio n oil the Iqu+tars; Lininiont, I ran cheerfully +ny that no nrisle e,re peofiirtne•l so. inany eurea in our nei . .thlii..rhoonol a; this. 1.. W. Sulk., I:l,llgerirld, runs." n, , Ily•le lark, Vt., writes: •that the burro lens en , i.leronl worthless. his el .e eine ° she free s+s ,•r• the 111u+insig Losent I hale ;slit hits fisi 1.,s ~,,r PI d ioi oing sson•liir+ np hese. • a.• 11 testimony ii ren , h. mg ill every day. The hull it 'sit 1..1.1. l• eery +1,111.1 have oi. Beware of in. The gen. iOne 3lizoilang io sli,lealer. throsiil,sur the I:lt,rt I'li Jr quiet ir-, New I"..rti hviis•• eslolor:Ltitil I sseet Powder . A . •.nno7u, nvotted their I.ie ere ,ito arn on hie tho eeivinn, where tho loveni bin d.!,. cupp1....1 at all loin,. ,it tlin iin.l eve hing, t.ii.tothee ivith till the etceteras. Thee keep enn ntantly on 1141.1 every knot of phitn an , l lan, y entice i.iinfe:tinnery. inui.oquriot Irma tlin heat no. an .1 got hy eniolietont ir.prkinen. not other parties nn in to,o mint in the very beet style. Iv essay department tit lila pinto west and in every hosinela some 1/VOl - IA one taker the lend. In the lino of ferhinnable rlothina, either sr men's or boys• weer, J. L. Cern:Than A Co., Federal string, Allegheny city, china lo he second to none of their competitors. Notice to Builders and Contractors. 9 1 11 E UN I)ERSKIN El) (i"rinerly fi , rt.man for IL+wand Pitrty) wooly togn. I fully luront dime for whom hr ha. dote work, and the l.ublir gvnernll3. that he I 0 now preparod to rumba) PlOl, ur put on Plato Uwfti In 1,111,1 eppro•od manner. t./rdern for Hoofing or miring n 1 Plato Roofs (If 101 l at lb.. orth, of Alen. lAniM hn, rorner nf Kinn btn et and the tonal, Fifth wand.) Ivy proloptly ntlon.h.tl h,. Till/SIAN PA [MY. - MINT!' LIST OF APPLICATIONS .1.1 yaps, 51.1 in lho i'l; k`h 11111, or to NI, ash, loon. 14•11Allskaon P0t0r,i05a,..2.1 Alkoloosy , Ilooge, .1. lila do l'atolsrgl,, Ilalloy gr. 151 1.3. .5, A Iloghony, Pas> Edward /I , °Moo: lons, lOolooslos. “soogll. (hook 15 , rontsl. with goodo, sth wnrd, 1'Olotjg1; Black A Woodn do do Po do do 1114101, Ikruhurd, lova n, 1:1,1 John A C..,w ill. ,tier spool, .115 do d.. Mato 11nrsts.sn, lay, rn, th do /1,, Isilkos Wns. C., .1,, rialla tow .r.ltip. Isiorkor K. It, uilh Ills ward, l'lttolargl, l lrloryou W., do do IJswor Ot.. Mak tn., Ilastomyer floury, al., do .Ills word, Alkgluny, Ilamogor IL., do do Itenorro 4a U• 113,.. lirudr irk J.. 1114 K [31,.0,, 131 word, Al loglsony ; Hasp Cloaks, souls, lan, Isla word, .13c1.30u Wns., 511 s word, I . lltolargli, Johnto Parr, with 141 i, ,od.. Itlraluglannt, liessnody Hotly, do do l'sl wool. Pat Ploo 1.;;. alms; loswor 31. r Known John, lagyet n, Iltwo Kollenhonso Y. .1.. 1 . 01 ...; I,opilor Assdrow, tarrn, 1-o wad, Loitsslss, .1 IC., do OM /la. do 11oyory & 11, - 1 1 a/tt, will, adlsor good, 111, o POOdjgl , Islorpon 11133.3300,h, rain, Sul, .5.1 wool. A 11,11.,r, 11olar Marti, Seth odoo cool., 3.1 Porld., soi,. fiktpsold W. II , tavorn, Plan lass/Is,, 11111er hllehnol, Pnllon do Kra.. K.sokirl. do W /15ta do 3 1 1soonfoldor Mary, With t Oho, gs.ask, sg‘r•l, 1 ., Sclalornor John, tssva,rn, Cloarteall 4 , l•oAbilo. Sad Leopold, with othor malt, 151 word. 1 . 111450 31, Robb Ds/11.1 tagris, '•II do do d, Toblom Kshoord, adios/ has, (1.1 /1.3 W mouton I . l,ilty, f.,,,.// . l'lsto tostudoi., Wort,/ (1 W , 11,1,1 lin do TII 0511$ A ROWLEY. U. .1. OtYlco, Isloy 271 h. 1559. 0 5 ,.21; s iItOCERIES.--11.10 1446 N. O. Mtila,es; k_A t.t.tA. ISoldoss Syrup. 1;30 lawityll3. L 011,..; I'o glow!. ToUng 11544‘. U, fur do Black To.; .10 cattion Upson TE.3 lnr fotutly 75 laza Tobacco, impala Wanly. 20 harm's tat and do Tokagros :.nom FUIPET Curb. Bodo, Now 0 . 0 "; looXen auwortod Llldrso. 113tsit, flnonlolt Indigo; 23, tar 25 Louts. maid Condl• 15 1 LOA, Profs:oll'm Knee 0 0 /10ton elorloontl Waal, 1 5, 3051/, 100 do usio 75 thaeir 11,111,15, 75 loyl. No. I nod 2 Itoltfor. 20 Isldn llorrlows, In 1105110 20 do do In dry malt, 150 do 11..n00g0k5.15 8//13: 100 Lope Clan, togabor Sill, Al/ 111.11111nrIt Of Iron, 10.11. ond 11133 e, will ls , ,nld on 11M3.1 totsoo. 011_7 W3l, 7.7'CUTC11.1313N. 105 Liberty ot. R ICE AND SOAP— tiorrog Flour: box., Ames' Doterniro• do tkilgate's Toilet do 1 <rtmlllovlland'itTngintpluvbt floe, WII.I.IAMS JOHNNVON, 111 Futitlll.ltl ear.<l FORTY SIIARES FIERCIIANTS . AND MANUPA(7TURBRS BANK STOCK N. itoLsmt • EONS. ;TACOI3 R E E ETE, CANADA, MAGNEITO MINER AND DEALER IN e R 0 0 lt RE efti ANDLAER SUPERIOR ANack WROlTairr nr , 'mum. . - 7 -7U.tr.lrre /11ln 1 ! 9 . Clft.orpnilvirizia ul27:iltt Commercial. P. GSM:, V. P, P. B. katTor. We. 11. W=dB3,4lzo Jams, Gm. CM 1 PITTSBUILGII EIA/I.II,KITS. fm. rinemrvh cualld 5AT1 . 6.11.4 T. MAT 2S, 1t2.41. 712trtt-1 t . .21-, rt , ts Stspar suld rat Out at I:oat etas a, Si.' !std.+, to tuts, at mad 11.7 X, or s thrr , grades. Sam. Fen:l tut, of Far_dy Extra er-Iling 57,62. 7 , 7 75. Marc.: slut! tad I; trau 111 , 4 hands of r6O larch Wtsaatat -V for I: tar Whitt, Uate , iW Intab. Irani star 10 rhl 2.11 141 at 1 , 011.4:1:—%akm ut 1,:.11 , 0 Dr, Roll at 11. :{,8111.. to lot. at 8 fi.r 4.1 t. Cutod llama at fkr., .10 at IC; pinla at 11. and / 1.1 , 14 :.Ir • '.. at ar.d 4.f.1.11.4,..14 iu i.. 0 RI. GAEL'S:--nal,a of `t, . of halt 111, Wilit” Macht•rol, at gn for tnedium, 04,1 ftIONICTAILI AND uttatarbaculA.,. N1..E..., ia 'mile ea nt...n.Lant a 10.ret01...r0, Lout prnar.:. tivelytnadern lb, market ~...m.. In. h., 1,.!. , ra. nod 1......, the /nab. r ded. It non. b r it ll oth ,ll, lall....ll.oaaarr, r 1..a.....r.. that .11 the re,...it rat, A,.1 .•“1,, u,. .rm.!! tuning ap fir nt 111 e Otto of from SDear,...l r„ $ in s ar. n0,...0. - * 1 ...tn. arbor .1..d...10ng the supplars from Vallt..rana. Th drafts 0p.......r r..eerlt , .. aro nue good partly by flatland 0 1 .0 a ." et,Cl,. accumulation, in varltote erotic. ut tin country. and Partly fly dopletlng:the United Stebtaltettenry Wallah/ a n an .1110 lot.. °Qat, ranch gold. and we mna prraently f... 1 ih. e nctai....r.drrnintly, It is rat/00W hi gt . .//... M Iho al,i , b0...0.... rhea alto - thin Reek Ilt; Ishlpmente will 1.... nu a rhonto%lo,l male--a null Inbi:! , appeal - 1R I , notabir, but in( nprooltnnol that no vary ec&nrat. opthion can In formal on 11. , au1.1,1, unarntich al the cr I' , nt of .01r oblizitiUus ran hardly I. .Ir:ermined natfafa. - I•.rily. tin ford nine that lira. 1.. r .....”..0 a ...,,,,,,,,ri, ins...m.og in oar narnrlll., rio. 4.,,{ .1 la ar and of higl..,z pl 22,e 1101 .. yrn Kngl.u..l and I.re - runny lots I,nen to anon I ben, Il• 1 , for nb, and wr ar, 0.., `re-runny •Lot L,r:, of thatoA hrh marq..t no ....ltrta. but ar.. /.., - ..n h. I.ny 1...... k II 1 1 0,1,•1 1,1 41131 1... 431, ahon,ln nol , l lion lola, no.I t,, whint ; z Ion( rah. ; ;R rtonrLot IR lo In, nll,Ol, .11. y the war,la ,0”.., ....rntly nI. n. , lty 0 nevre..n to ..1,0. l udrr rucl. etr,:nlnninti CI, Tl,n- ran be little dnnl t .19 1..111., Int.dlig..nce and fore Right of .; In;liry no for polio or ...Tr I.ank.t ax hirh anigrata a ,a.1. 1 ..11.. ..i. , ..t.....re.d....tt0r t In loan. — I N. V Ton, Thrll”l,, ono - Let , - so not f..., slid to to; light, Int capia!- atringeut In at, demand.. .r.. 1, an....... 11e . ..Mg - 0., writ; . nr.rntrny. which, to as, IL. Irs...t, la.traya a In. - k or tontidoure ond n be, that I /113 r1J1..11 spin 1110 financial 1111 1q7.1,/1 ore orolanue of ovil. The 1,m., I, loch loft Now York MI. , norn;nr, tnnk rnt t1.,...n.., mr...1 annt of $. 1 ,1111,00; In cona--11... lary , -.1 ern, not Rm. .ot f..rward Ina %Ingle 5t . .......1. II 111., mney,. drain norm s . n., nfonk of I he. prroon.t tnebal.. It t.• 1,11. ,11, f.tlr led 1 cotton, Nil on to tln , n, tont oloi,-1, on , I, No oon ell (. a r t MR ion,t time 0r01,,. nod /1/11,1,1, 11,11 11.1i11.1... in . I , t - tai t 11, rno it In, , or0;01..; ',us, 1,,,,, 1,,,1, ~,,,I wh., ~ n , ton rO, rrn , l, of 1,-; will 1.-; ~1, 1 . ; • .4,, ...., ,:'',. ''..c" Tho Rtrrol. r.l:/, 11118 I ~,,, I.lllg. '., tap ~., 1,,,,, , ,R01110 pnr,,z it:, I , 2 ., 10 II enot.—; OM. 14.11 N s , * 1, atr. 41, '.. Niel ,I --^ m —N...:. ti..,..1 1.... Floer. nod newo ar” 3...fe1t...1...0p, ht.. In of..rod at 1.1 , , , , , ,nn 7 , - elect 1...r1..1,r-d 011.... b ;wand mr..lpri,... nornlnal Bacon nfh.rdl ft ..,,',.....,.. 1.0- Fle.ohler,and Ilan, and 1.1 nominal. [.tier Fide. arr. ....Ont.,: .t 1t,.,?;, odor -One Ita/nolod nod dull. The , l'or,o; 1 ,,, •n V1, ,, R11 . ' - o ,n ,I . ;LI n..,1 R,lr.; —nn az0.,,...., nn.nt by nue area., tin niitrittlny it in m.t.n.stad that., ~,t ~ .(,. tam. In 1. - 2,01.0 . 1, .. ill ,o, mak., 4,1,W /I .1 tl.e u..,..k . Si u'.. r . r..1t......is from Palif.prr..... Ada', art,. ! , ..w (rrl‘a.,.. 1r...1.ty -darn to tho tfßoot Um; o,bl rh.... - I. .0, 11,.w. York Aro i . -ht. peen, ..1001. 0,11 arnd t'-1,1 H., war. Paul:aro h.,.. ...Dem, that n . .. .11 r.,..‘” .1-...: V...a.0.t...0 trine rn Nona.. witlnn ni....ty :1.,...—i N. I'. Ti,?, Ti,. Nolo York t`. orirr rand P....norr ..y.,:—Tho to!,.:1 ~ 1 P 4 11ary,...4. Pro, ma. nolo , uoro, •-, o IR fI,I, n 0,,,,,,,,,, TI., 1..,. /tan,' nan 1:. by {lwo t ,- ;,itont, rrnit.,.l paling than i 1......... 7:.. 2r 1.2.2 - Into 1........ -ry I...avy. nom •tanagennetta I ..nt..i..-I in, 0. tart, nut 11, Tek.tontria.c soot, atilt,. P... 011, Al...lira Th.., Itsb.lfth.r ale t.n.b.rrt4.nd to 010000, to $:,61. , ,0n The, faihrro e.lritra 0 wool deal of arm par. 1.,.., 1n.,141 n...na1an....1 thr firm aro 'mid .0 MO acne., Th.. 1.41. lain,. Ile. 1.... rn tho r..crlpla of ti, tour East net t W... 0 I rnnk h......, der renr, 11.. month rat A pril, compare.] all, lb, ....n.n. u.onth In 1 , !......1.... In the. insane nrtarapt o: li, . N I . yooll:.,! II , .:Ir•.; I 1.. r..,,,,1nt0 rote, fo run iti 501 , - ~....,42 oat to..t , Non 1 . ,.ek 0.4.0 ! N. Y.,1. 4 V., lital.:1::.!:-:."Air'„.;, impOrtor by 10,y,, 311 , N ,, ,\ 11 NA 1111.ITIUV ltrr; ir KA Oa—, Hari, net, ;AA, 31,11. r Ittekelz, La cuarketa, hop, I,,yrun, 1,/,1, 31'11I1,•y, Wl , •rld& r1, , ,,r, I:1 1, , .,11,t, (lark x , 114,14 It!.;••rt 4 1.11, RIVER NEws, n• .1 CNA.. II arr, .1.1 .I. 1,.,44 1.1 , t , I' II•144.It1 41.,ter,144 l, n4 , rnith:, hruhng I,..::1 1.,t4. ~,•1. all it.tit.i., tlr.,,i t h l'rrEolt.4 g..th,... (hut u•ft, tun 4,1 in. 1-4.ler rheum (hi t 5..... II ~.n 11:- 4344 .... Ili, 1.,, and a ...••4, •:•.14tithrr th.,“ et 1E Thr , leattser 14,11,4 I. hpol. 4 t 4 1.1 lhr It, tr not 1,4..1ey, m411.4..1.. . 4.4 it nit.l.-It.,Ent, !hat rt.. thought hr. Et hi.. .4n, or. htett In Ell he. . 4,4, ,:A VaiLlt/11. -L. :4 new CAW A I..ht4hi, a. ,o, 1 , at . I. I' ~ . n14.14.13,, untl WI V, ar... mr.,..rd• u irr) ,41.41.4 t. ou46l.lh t lng Cniquln, iginr- 4, 4.4141 '47 A It 3.4, -,tn, /1,44,4.4,44 ~.•lt ...,.I tn.,t 1u,,.. 441, I. I/1,11 1.. 1.10 14 1 ,1nlIrOryl III!. 1,41 I 1 ... , . 't'l 8 ht.. , .p In, 44r. ufflit.4l 1.,!'................. VIII.I 'I I...nisvillo Int. 6ansl4 4lgr, 040 14 18,, al, :LI 1..1•,..1...” e .2. T-n. 4., 14,:h:. mu I 4, utr,4l.• 1,.•. t op 4n4 Inallirr In., lit;C r 4l W 1 .4, liou, •.111 .I. 41 It ris, pni.., utat Iho 11. S.l;tatEl It ~,.1..... in ~o n at loch ,un1.,4....1. 1 1 .14. , ..h.uhrl a Una 401 ...1 •tt 4,4. 11l at - .,...t 14.4 ~ 11n, 31'hiulov, ,•f thy 4. ~1.,, hl ~ 11...• it, 1.4 toxf...lan h lth I. runt...l by 144 t41.,:t.: .4 ohr NG . II I„ ~.le : r 4 .:4.. .• twur Anri4,, urn. hr..: 14 i t , ( . /.1,41../.1, id 1,1,41,4. , lon FE ..v.!, In,,trl. r 1 , . 11,..4.1:• 4. r. ',Aron, .4,4 •:, ~4,,.., „ I....s“n“ny r a 1144 cu... I .1, Ih. ,;thlni .1 v. 1'1 , 4 'what nr E 1 14 4 4/nd,lt E tin. law. 4 i . ..n,. , -.1.....4-4 to I,es, 121, , t.. tit, and mad., 4.11. ,t.:•- . - Tbet Clat.tato. 1F:0,f.. et F WO Wiwi 1 , 7 itl ,11 1 , .r. .. ere .nape.. t, It ~ 1.... I fe.. Intios . 11f0.7.0r.r0 ..r yeas.l, may be, 11.0 1 . 114 . 1.4 C... In tar tinftiti elate...hill etest..a. lace, tabor kr a peri.ol of not of ~ r .•• then 1.1. 3onta Cart. Misioloy 1,41 for tt0.z......•.-ral ...If ..tnce on tine C. tort.... Ster.hol for kit pure. t • .F.t. F• e at ot Nee pet I, to,. ar.fl welt known Moog the bar of 010. r.. 0,. f 7h0rm.1ay..0,.. Thr horn Non h coo , 11•1111etoru 1 , 1111. It I. 0... pout, nos t yroet. Olt t le, of M.OlllOl, t•rent , If .11 foule el. Loco.. eapt. earni.lo.ll, ..1 11.0 IT etlare, Ihroneh tool. tent ne f l.t, ot. hie t. 4. St Ito Li, not contract: el h. 1.,r. out intro. 71..• Erne., 111, ny..l slarsnet art., .01 at St Lea le on tt, 41. .! 11. 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Beason Arrangement 1859 lIKTWHYIN LOUIS AND r) AI LY NORTHERN LINE PACE IST6 lIALKNA, :TILL WAThlt AN LIST. PAUL—Tan I. Lowing suit/ nti.l runisarlinint mid , . in hoe! •Insater• will evV2llO/.0 ILla Ilan far ! di ...Ming yesr. Inn ing as follw. Wad., lIFINIIT CLAY Stenos:.;, 3liinrlny . Tinwilay . CANA IIA Ward. Minds, PEMBINA • LUOI IL 51A V ..„ J IS. Werlinw.lny AUNT LNTTT '• hlrgrtrion Thursday ...311ITHO1'OLITAN . `i T. IL :hute• Thursday MINN X.I3OTA T. 11 .11111. Saturday 1 / I INIIIARK . I: 0.111-sy ICIVINII •Ilinintis, Tin Nor - thorn Linn ban In°r In no. nernTuloprratha Oh; the pion 3 nnr, and ter linguisrlty, nhil t,. In °very Innling, ingnr Inn. nurliasski/ aay ergailratlia iin1111.1.,,..,.g six LEW nt.'s/nen. to Linn, y ;pia pteintini to htfcg lu rnr Iha "I all blisinren eotrmlnit to 1111 l , and hope un.rot n niollnustlen the IlLmral ro10: neuni henget°. r, ht.-1411y Link/gig Nina HAUL lair soy Infornistl in that may Ix, rtnitsitnl, apply at tho Wltst I Ikea, Kt Um and 'if Linsint stnint, tir st thn N./rthnTu Linn lhaclirt i 7 Cinunien ial string, Logan,. at°. Irrnal WAR DK h. nrlALkillt, I.lnunral Aypata. AIISSO Nil 111 V' RI:. u.t Ire Ir. 1111.souri ltlwe r Shippers anti Pnimengertt. Maas+ all a rrang,liiel.l.l4% • . 2 with do. Nl.mnsori I:sser Ow, patoy I,y lb Lr. tr., tan rm.. front Patel...Oa nod freight t.• .11 list , lithar.ouri Nun Illrlb.tr pmts. .rply Rlr G.. Agror, cc.curr a!rr 1,1.0k.0t kirwell; a C u , al a. /.4111,/sod r °att., I I. r 3.lelslilLsE Ala O, (ht... of l'Atosbsugb.) orl?,lstsstrT N. in C.. rm., .41 4.t., Sit. Urine, Li s , lirEtitlLAß, TUESDAY PAcli. , .. it ET WU ZANE`, V ILLE.—Ti.. fi.... I,vr • - ..;:,.•-•- t.ouvr E.1131A (11SAIIANI, Eno hlrxEor ATI-1,1, will 1.44 v ' .'-t - ' f.,... th+ above and I otarmedtata ports EV KEE Ujiz.b . .vy , ,i. t I o'clock r. n. For trot,. t or p.a.,. apply on ..d. FLACK, ISARNEA il , N).. A; . 1...; ~ ,- _ . . eincinttati, Zirr. _._ 1 roo IC IA N (ANNA T I & LOU! x VILL.E..-7113.5 11, .I.easoor RELIANCE "..- Wpt. Donuelly, swill 1...... for tho AN, 0 rtn,l un to,r' Tediate val.s, on tiATUI{DA V, :tint in,t. ar. l P. 4 1.'• Tc 4: trvight or iss-0 . ...3,0 1421) ou bossnl .•r te, Erlyll,,, - FLACK. ILL ESE. 1 CU, A Ranh. ' 1 --- . - -,4`— - FAA touts, .t.r, .F OR.S"I, LOU I S —Tli c beaut itu I _ and Cut eintuiug rtorsusor A. P IlittiMaD C.pt..W;C:flizry, will Isom. for rho alors , L.:l al ros.Hate porta on SATURDAY Pd ay :AM, at t ,s ra- . ht or lasturYt aITiT os b..' or L. . . ns).= FLACK. Dial/NES .I. CO, Age ;for rdn. 'tato I,upetiot. OR LAKE, bin EI.IUR —T In:Al t Ftam. lad, staunch steamer NORTIIIiIiN Wall?, lobo Spaulding, Master, 1 , 111 ron So us ElnLelssusl.. Ohio, L. lAho Superior, .. a rannlar parlal, driost the sels goo. Will lento Cleveland amber Drat trip tr. TILLg _DAy. no aSth ' , aslant. For kelflst ilr isyso,go apply t, b cird ahr to • iIAN NA, D ARDXYZO3N A Cl)4_ .1.15:d,fil, ____ T i OR CAIRO. MEMPIII6 AND NEW 011L.E.INS.—The °Nue tlam.r OltD,Capt-Gloo. D.llooto, teltrtr lbw abort, acq lactostalota port. on TELIA DM! tho .t o'clock board or to poeillvely,..; For fre.l,g ntyl7 • • FLACIL BARNES AM. Act. O- .4.: , ,,,Nwareautexa.:..n,Lntsteanwr.Y.R. cmg. et.kue, Icavol, tlic/d.r,...And uh l o tertmoduie:porto T TIM DAY ~ , ./.1 1 lust. - 1 , ..nr freight.or Sallow all or to- , • /WE, BAN:MA:G:6 ALL% • • tio lar,o.
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