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- RELIGIOUS fl7F.,ll,,LttiENcE.r, ..: .
Ar tun late Vtimberland .Presbyterian; ,
,Clinerellettentbly, at 0 wena f ititts-E7-, 00 ,7 ,'
shout , vasty , eircanission ere ;were =present,,
fetabrahinititinistert:ttadeld P eri:irent Mo.,
..'_ Rezitricky; .lowa, Illinois, :Indiana, Ohio
.....iindPenititylanint . 'Metres; majority; o r
tie' commysioners 'were ninnintern:..:::4c,
... cording to the sysiono nr - repreoentailnio, , n
fulll
Liiiimhly,' : tropld`' iiiiiii,e x :,44l,ii;
......_.,
. ; hund n iti and forty.cotataissioners.'z Rev:P. ]
- G. Bei; of Missouri, Was eleited Medeirder,
',ter . 1
- -C . P07 ,1 0 1 ,Yf fci,:-dip: o 4 : ,4ta ikv.
A: P. Randolph, ,of 'lndiana, , Assistant
Clerk:- The ", iifirkretant'EOirde -_,of . the
Chli.OhMlre net, represented in tie ABEICM7 I
blyolsoordingly, thesti, interests itecessaf
fly failed to receive the attention ..'iliei, d 0...-•
...-• seried - .....Qttitc a protracted ' . discassien act
*red on the Wrietitien. in relatiorrlO - I.lio
j_ 44 0-1 1 1 9 : 0 t a Mists ' ' 4 I);i:iti4e ,the
retarrisgurc.eremoy, after. which, it was le,:
tided tisitt . e.:"liceneedtainister is author' .
' .
ire& tocilehOtte tnarriaie?'., TherePertini,
the , State , of :the , Churokierebnicing the
44 .6 t9 ,001 4L : ch • in ' Or; SiT! , C. - n4. 1 41 1
crisis was rather a : tame affair;end willnot
, satisfy the loyal - portion:of ihe church, be
eansa itlikekalii decided tons in favor of:the
8 011 !i i iiPei;t:ii/S. l o._i:efr°F lB ie- B eRPIell l / 9 ,
rebeiiiinvi From thnreport of De. Stewart;
deter- fratethis body to the New School
tntian'.a r siteinbly,'We learn,' it - :nita
now Theological Initittiti fie t" "
.... two .. 0 ~ . .-BLII I
chartered colleges, and thirteen academies;
twenty four Synods, ninstY-Beven preshr
4rietil':eint',thottiiand tire hrmdied and
4iiif7Pilit,' ' .oh o 4i'. - Lne-,t4 6 0.:4 oil° I '4'
dred and; .fitty,..ministerni four hundred
. '
probationers hir tbe ministry, and one hun
dred and twenty tlioniand'fotemttnigants. '
:.,......7 - 7T.iti.Oeneilol 3 iPO4.l. ( f:: - 4 1 0 id
:s4 6 Lti;
Episcopal Church, meets at Edinburgh, an
the Bth of 7111 y-the first 1 meeting' of the
kind that haiheen fieht 'since 1838. 'it is
''
expected ,the.rinetition-in reference to the
disabilities of the Scotch;, Episcopal clergy,
~.., and also to the §coich Communion °thee,
Will be' heart; th e Syno d.'' .' • ' -
- --it is said a 'society has been formed
in Berlin,' Prussia, "for the nixdition of
Ciiristianity.'' .
..
~- The Trod' Presbyierian introduces
We action orthe:ileir School Presbyterian
._. tietteraLissembly, on -,the . stall of the
country, , in language ' that, indicates '-c
spirit:net in keelikii.:olL4 - tii! l ' AdveePe step
Or his denomination on , the slavery cues
- tiorii-: Ii is asserted among tne eletnents of
influence -which -controlled the votes of
many in ' the Old Scheer , desembly, on
. adopting the,,,repeit wk_ uti:, state .of ; the
No, - country, was the fearof driving off persons
'. fo f the New School, many persons, or evenl
entireties, inirectiotutikthe,conntry_irherei
these bodies' : : appear as:rivals, and '.says
ny atteMpt. te.keep ',et) . with - the New
~., . . . .
School •iu. that particular, is.obvienily use
- ‘
, .
less. - ' lt is further asserted. that "-with the
1 .. ,,,- '.• pervading leaven - Of E'rett:thentsid, Which the
New Sch oo l body from the firstreceived into
its: three-measures 01-kifeid must' of
, they
.
necessity, - beeable to 4c 0 02 up in advance
of the Old &h eel brethren in` , all sorts of
teclesiastical =ilea to'nettini political mat
' 1 t; h
-. ..
term, At: eas auc
...\mus . „ ..ewn
to the point of an utter apostasy from Pres
_ hYteilastism." We quote • azaht`from _this'
''. ! , ' religious paper : ' "The . The action ,of ::the Old
School General Asserably Was bad enough,
bit how tame in its political en! popular
- -;
itiPecti -compared':With -.that ..ef the New
litehcrel - Artieinbly; , a'. Cincinnati';-Then
:..-S;iiciwti • Gie`entire :pre4edinis 'of *a s liew,
--,. , SehisilAsssmitly. on the subject...: .. ..` •
~. .,..,•,--ras.- -1 3iiiirragen, the . - gitingaithed
~....; ..:_tidijor ' of atiCtitiroils Eerie*, relates:the fol. !
_, '''lniditifeist:wiefi'greit:sstouishmebt : ; ,
~ ,,,_e
"An true -a
as you area -living ntan," said
,'--- ~ ., -... ,wittatholicr-latir: t0, , ,nrc.." .1 had .been bap
'. _Used, and been .confirted, had been mar
tied;
rattirien; and yet I never knew; till after
Oetialini to this country at the age of 'seven
teen; that there ` was was 'any.' God; back - of . the
priest who had anytliingtO do withlhe for
--:gtrirriess emits. The:thought that in Con
- - -:fession the priest-forgives...sin only, as the
minister ot%God; , and-that it, as - really God
who forgives never cants into my;.head, - till
.I„Wits,Sotaught by an itinericen priest."
--"
.: . -decirditit - in's Nishville,dispatch,.
the.llnited States Marshall, at Nashville,
" had ierred a Procese_oe the proprietors of
,--' dial. Touterree Baptisc., for the purpose of
eonfteettlierthe establiehinent. :Ills also
iiin't:Cd. that froCeedirip,havi been institn
ted.againit Ithe•Sonthein Methodist. Book
Concern; located in that:city. - ,
—The Archbishop,ofArchbishop Parts, has "in-
i*4o4"'illir a . 1,1 0 1 0 04 ' the new or g an
- ."- •
of Snlpiet a Pitrisuilii. 'lttiVilt in- ,the
,world.;:: . if has, 118 , stops, 51tey,heards, -7,-
• 4300 - pipes, and itt'7 stories high. '' -
—.1.44:41.154.,,anniverear7, , ,,ef . • .the
X. ..i . ' , ?..' • - - •. ..:11titerinari Baptist Missionary , Ergots .- the
' . r,1,1... - ...- , ~.'. • ' ''''
„.- . i. -,,copnlitice on , the G e rm an m i ss i on rOp?ril a
..
' ....,',.%.: . • 1677
.eAnvertii daring:llle. year. . '
' s. '-':' - '' .: '''-' - .. l ;''''. - 1 7 he IndiFn4eif in ' i!'""!dlthtil iir
rthilit'L the progress of Congregationalism,'
.'sayrs- - - - i the: flurntrer -, : ..e . t--, :. -portgregatiOnstl_
'. churches , mfro 'New Nark, Westward ; has
.: :sinit'rly doubled in ten years - ,--- For example
in 18153,. a. Congregational Church ..was
formed at Si,. Anthony Mittri -r esotothe
! ;1 - :1 1 ret 111- 0tt tersite,r7;:Au - Pb*:ff l ,.!oo ,
COrigregaiieu.si churches are reported" in'
:"..11' 4 1 ifineeets-.... It . lis,ssaerted men are now
:tiling Wh° lumw the time etheil''?tit'We.l/2*:
thturt:oreutyCongregitionsi ahurebes could i
I / 24 tl,iUStel, irksltthe Slate' - tit . . - N;;1 1 (:-..Yiii. ,
Z . . _
The is now rieirli,fourfir4ied.: ,
- %:-
—From a report by the SOndays,ie bee_l'
:llniTiiatinloittion,-weareinformed theititie.,
total number (iri . thesaikeelsl;i thiltiiiiiii)
of schools is 02' nehords, l- 17,039`:teachers
' - and'l9o 079 scholars.
i ~ , ,*/,:i: : - '3N. -... -,-.1.1, the.anlinalAtterention for the di-',
~,,, r .1. ; ;;;:'-. . ..' -Crosse"(Frotcslaniir 0* 9 9) of !e l3 /4:Titre ,
'... =ii; _:.1, , ..:-.. : .7,-r: -iu,.iitilrlisl4.insPbii ! i4eiptOs, the:bishop,
::i,.;.'- . , ~.-'fi. rcpo4eit, the consecration '
-ef , :61;:olinicheik-
Fif:''::',ll4ll3Blthe"o6l#.lo6.!-Of-_,'PirO others;
ea i'itin ol6 °X', l !4.: e°4 ,fl er "Y' c r 6 T ined
..' ;:,' - 'l , '-, -- TTlte ' timber ofcariduhges, for Ardor; irk, the
', -'' l- ::;::' -., :; 410 irtise is: 82; - :.14,Dktiftitrgo4; pf the;
• :,..,i . r.;..'' '2 14 : : - • - "•:i"t't'.` . ', , dhiiiAi in • X 1 4*01 1 4";Y itel S :41111 r t " . ;
'?r.e 4 t... . •,'- : :..j' i 444i*iieliligfecoi;:ii - inaniziA;. , s;;:i - ;
i
'. ',..;‘-',
~ -, : ig i÷ - =.o .7 he, : i i iie tir iii ir trase i: l 44,l ;: i i i a t the ita te 7 P e li t ; r YA' .' in l
. ""rreridliAlt„:'); , WAt one of the business:
-..5 . -4'; ''-‘,.• ', ":- iiii,il.o74-the'tietee4llflieleit,44oolo%'
-,) , A - .: , l : c - ,- -- 7 - „Xtettkoaltaiis; cr itanipinriltio_cit-flm
tri -J ,% . :: .; :01iiii iiiioirii;s4 , ciii4rsiiiiiVr ieq:. - 41 1 #
upon :to matte ; some :ii/Lelii *'''- 3 te r . :euP ,
irLJs , ... , _ ~, , from tip :4146,4k ,;,34;rii.iiiii;, , iyoiisy;
: 1- 4i " i ; :; '. _ ',, ---06 4 i i
' 064. - : ~,- ~.-" . .,, , . .5 . ' ,, , , , 4 : - ..i' _ - . .;:- 1 . -. , -, % ,. .;- . ..-
t0 ...37, ht , .1:: :, : -.- 11. : 446.1bedrthi - butferitiest iiii;;o4-"juti
hi...-'4':,.:;•-'g: derv= Ses .itneci;o44 - ef _thilicidgileit of
gi..., 1 .....; . . , .ii. ,- the heirt ,• 4l4 kcal, licites ( otinilering of do.::
. 1 . ? - f:ii:-'i.:i , taikeetie Usti:the - eeri;ii' et'llte. 'wire "Ana
it : A244,lldtgalivia hite, - ;iria.Cpaihei riot'io be'
.. s :fiedgfesl;74fiektireseid;44ll ,- seeri ' all : this,
k'''":1:4?:;-,;,1(1.1V4 'k avow -c; 'Or teen lithe .
V -:f..-f- • ~ -,..
.I:.w'l,,''."'T"-..77.-"'.**--11'''''"7"--...-•,-.
~~~`, ~
ly;
S
;- ~. .-.:
SIIMMI
thri,sugh, Which. the -whole!
robStistry
,was , passing. And .now whati
i tittle bi done withtheiseinifferers? Sale;
IrePiel‘g.k" "Will you turn All these - fpeople.
vase? Ile would ask, •, , Are you loose?:
lAftf._ don t.want:to be any. i , looser than you.'
If colored people need more law , then-put
us under more law.'
.otheils' say, !These
people • cant tale ; eitre'lef: lhemselvetC
Well,.let then":. go. florae white". people
can't take Core of :themselves. We don't.
want to be .treated.any better 'than white
men. If a white mercer black mania too
lazy to wort, let: him take the consequence.
But he tutted nobody to Like isare - of him.
lie had been taking care lof
.hist."iiistreas
and himself too.' He gave an 'amusing ac-
T.ount of his _escape, or 'rather her escape
from him: lie said that she . went , away
quite isdaguitie that Jeff. Davis :would soon
come
,back and wouldVO a great:deal:for
her. Well what had Jett done for -her ?
She bad a good louse in Hampton, but
that was in asser t her servants sere all
gene way, end liere (hb,said) is the beet of
them i!talidin 12P herei . .
staled lbe eminent Malaria of
Ilteteformation, MerielFAnbigne, has
Ifi''preparation new york, the subject
kilns The li " eiontialk;li uhder. Qal in.. . . .
—his supposed two hundred biandps,
, . , .
will be present at the Episcopal Congress
,
otaome.-, Two of.the chief objects of ills
.
clissioti will be says tho ritsbyteriani flint,
the financial viestion and the 'means, los
making St. Peter'a peace the largest
imetint; end, secondly, the steps to be
Clain in the case of a vacancy in the Ponti-
Seal throne. Cardinal De Angelic, Arch
bishop of Parma, is named as the successor
• •
dithe reigning Pope.
—The question tame up before the
Presbytery of Butler, United Presbyterian
Church at its session in Butler, on the ea,
inst., whether a memberAf the I. 0. of Odd
Fellows could be a consistent member of
the U. P. Church? It came up in the forth
of a complaint against the decision of 'the
session of Clinton against Odd 'Fellowship.
no Prcsbytery.war ttutnisoons in sustain
ing the dCcialciii of session.
—The pain:intim orihe city of New
York is' /348,741 i the number of 'places of
Worship of all kind's is 274; capable of
ac
commodating 205,680 ,persons.
vLATE'VELEGILAMIC NEWS
[FlRODliniß:itraillitl EDITION.]
PROM THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.
The Battle near Harilsonburg.
TILE PURSUIT OF JACKSON
DI;STA Tell FROM:WM FiEMONT.
n IIAADQUARYtL9 MOU'TIII DAPARTI/ItAT,
Pot RAPUHLIC.. NCION, Jima 9, Vi MAR
imenuao, Jane - 112:4 To !/o■. E. M. Stanton,
Stcreta . ry of Wai %'hero' was no, collision
with the enemy after the chub last night.
This morning we renewed the march against
him, entering the woods In battle order, his
cavalry appearing on our danirs.• • • -
General Blanker had the left, General Mil
roy the right, and General Schenck the cen
tre, with a aeserve of Generals Stebl's and
Ilayard's Brigaded:
The enemy was 'foam] to be In full retreat
on Port Republic, and our advance found his
rear guard barely 'across the river, and the
bridge in llamas. Oar advance mime in en
suddenly that some of the officers remaining
on this aide escaped with the lore of their
Cannonading during the forenoon apprised
as. of nit' engagement, end I ern Informed
here that Geo. Jackson bad attacked Gen',
Shields this morning, and after a severe en
gagement, drove him down the river, and is
now in pursuit. I havereent an officer with a
detachment of cavalry to open communication
with Gen;,.. •
- This morning deticlimen tit were occupied in
searching the ground coveted by.yieterdily's
action, at Cross Keys, for our remaining dead
and Wounded. . 1 • • •
I am not yet fully informed, ; bat tblatrtbitt
425 will cover our Um in killed; and:6oo that
itivro A nd ed. - •• . • • f.„: • ' •-•
The enemy's lose we comet elNoly Una
tain;as he was engsged4uring the night Id
carrying off la dead and wounded in wagons.
This morning, upon Oar march; upwards of
200 of hiridead 'were counted in one field; the
greater part badly mutilated by cannon' shot.
Many of his dead were also scattered through
the woods, and many bed been already buried.
rk number of priieners bad been taken during
the pursuit. •\... • '••• -•
regret to hive lett matirgoodnfficers.
Stahre itifiliade*acin the liettristpart
of the fight; which was the left : Whig, from the
beginning cd. thii tight. The brigade lost in
officers five killed And seventeen wounded,and
one of his regiments alone, the Bth New York,
have buried sixty-five. • • \
The Garibaldi Girard, next after; suffered
roost severely, and following this i)eglmentthe
45th New• York and. the • Buck tail .'elfles, of
Gen. Bayard's and Gen. klilrory's brigade.
One of the Bnektail companio• has loaDeJi of
its officers; tom:Die/stoned and norwromoria
sinned: .
The loss in Gen.Schenek's brigade was legi t ,
though be indicted severe foes on the enemy,
principally by artillery .fire. •
Of my staff !lost a good officer, killed, Capt.
Nicholas Dunnka.. ' • . . .
Many horses were killed, in oar batteries,
which the enemy repeatedly * attempted to take,
bat were repulsed by, cannistar Ora.
•1.
feet myself permitted to say that .all our
istoops, :by 'their endurance: of this. severe
March, and their splendid conduct la the bat
tle, are entitled to the President's commenda
tion, and the alms. throughout behaved with
great gallantry and etllcieney,whleh - regaires
that-I , eboold, makti -particular mention of
them, and' whleh r l. unit, will receive the par..
tiealar notice of ,the:PresTdent; -end, as anon
as possible, I will send in a full report, but in
this respect I am•anebleto make soy more
partionler distinction . ; than that pointed oat
in the descrlptloaof the battle. .
, Itespeetfully, • •
(Signed . •...Junx C.,F.ILLHOES,
-111ejorflenorai Commanding.
"fern fiteXlellan!o. Hendoungteco..
~Gen.lllnraside..Lord Lyon plld ttue
• - President... Large • Land •Sale-.: to
eta: ''> : ... ' ,•- -' - '
-...".l6atuttoroa, Jana :12:—/lo Gn'tbeepat
tiontari bf Cleo. Shliilde•ritigagentabt•turt
,teiletrieettlied at the' Vist:Dipartotedt.'• • '
from 00:11."; onlquar-
Urn', thii *yen . iorpoonntuossrien
Amonoodethim.nwnAnrms:4l , ae neap"
foanditbol s eninig in.
force. Toole - tkinnisblng• 'bitd 'viten ;:litalia
during the day, hot little rein!! on eitfier me.
bb neither it . .. 0; andlllo roidr.nnd
. .
g mi. , 4 , Ar , 4 2 . 3 ; ;
lironnnocrrom„. JUDO 43.:—Gentrai ra side
;was yistiardsy tendered s setenade;- ;Haim
et easdiiigly critiods'
land Tatentibnr, botAnotinol.t4ncoinplrindat.
Lord Lyons 614 in ondJenpii,ffl.ith the Proi
lant to-day, being on the ere of. his deport-;
srs"for Europe to bo &hung for sareild meets..
• The Preeldeotby proclamation :offers near
lyfoor'oallliotrathis hatraotoi,of India
egos, foi:194)110 "loin Qatoboi '
~;I[ l, eP/Ittore r,orle•OroPe.. • ;
ides' 13. 1 —The .scotiFter Aarcela
a•ilod at 4 o'cllc.i4e.tbl,ii.mornigg:,-.1..
TN !SOLUTION OR PARTNERSIiI Y.
I:.,=—Te•tenekolp ecrito.voiweitirtya botirceu .
Avititiamp & 11.15111ILti mad • yit AID 3a.• !MUSH,
Stem Boiler Sakai and Asa Iwo Workers, itirdem
thenorm.aed sty.l.-of IISAIIN nip, - a
•ooz,wireimhyd the. - 14tli airy Aprrtl -by the'
i!leath of Wllltens 14rnbIlf.: ,, Alrperfonfog
copula ottlettted tHth tltfd demi witkrlytesvi - erlf imp;
kw , * tbaS 114664. 1 jYttb tto padanAgai.L - • •
The bb'cosittosted lit tlx old atitill;
arranntragartibe sunrlytog must; Wm.
w in be to ore the patrol:mut tb• !Alp Arm.
AAA at hobs tartans to bfrlbto.' , • r
- JAILIM X- Happy'.
tairAilaipertorir Of 4htf.lAty trot of .•
' 4 l l llllLun Barablll •
rltimsild2Oirtases 'prima - 11+;".
1:064;111M#5411011 . 4.&051.2 1 4 11,1 .4 by.
DAZMALA
MEE
M42=l
C8M91TTE6% 7 4 ABOITRATION Or BOAP.D
IlLarsssau A Pillatsusuit LtsiLuisa...bolo 12..-
105 Jar arbrat, 8 Clarke; . 45 I.Lts !lour, Culp& 8181 , -
1.1; 270 bbis dour, kLackeuwa, A Llahart; 30.. do do,
JaallcLuUt co; am du do, 2 1 / 4 1locurker Laug; 311
oil tads, 'Jaw Daltell A we; Patio do, Juba Lllmk; EMI
%do do, J 43 licalotren 4 cars pig maga!, tilos irk A eo;
to Id wow, 8 tir.ri bal. Oahu.. 141Aa
A Caoglasy; GO do do, Caldortal bra; 3 pkgs•
nbrire.r A Lamar; 3U boa start, 11041,400 u aka
raga, BIIA U r Markle; !Alla willows, I Inekey A
A to; 87 Lana c•kalra e irallk Walker; Id J
11 Lyons A co; 33 pkgs &Tapir., .10/14. 4,a0,;611u5;
WO bids dour, linst,..a A 11 ,Moss. i ,
Q•e.~; de.~ dw
14 1 1),K VALK°,
11. UJS mmlE2
PAUL...L . 2O. r EX.
tiAIIICIE. Caps. J. all, I
ou THIS DAY. litb lostasi; at 4 o'clock p. Oa. for
1.101 orgamsgr ipply Go baud or to ) • ! •
•, •) b. LATINGOTIAN
anots.
`V, -. ...1011N . •• - • -
W.kas;k.iv it t e lifirg i t
1%) 2ANES9ILLZ PAVIEXT.—
*ow and bearettful purrugar• Siam. XJ•latp. WIA
13Alritakl. 'Alma** '6,yon; lava fittaborgli for
ZatscAllle SOKAIDAY,'I.2 4 u'eldat
Itaurolag, Wives Zoorovillo 1191.31 Y ot
a.
.Nor (Might aupermgo applyod beard.. to
. J. It.LIVINUYrUN 1.1 J., Aginsta,; l. l ll •49-1104 -
, • El. S..PIZUC% a c 0..; Akenin, „o.)14
• . .
OOT4 A D
u o ALUBEg. A,Q4i,,,ka"71•.wi.l 004.
'earner yourth, tigAvedt .
DJIQAILEtsAND" [atilt - A 110 . 011;
°LI 1 LDILIAWS .AND :1d01116140Y-S;
.111011211SIIWAVIii7CUSICI BYWXD
• - LIFO9NQUINd (IA ' : •
Dors , ' 3, 410 , r• I; , ‘d% •;! ,
Do. do-07(405Y Tiki4.
MI nude to our geotal. vote*, Nod viinso tett to Lk
tM Mel G
~ ft .-MAT !Ft i A "Peel- O we ':
4 411 71 . • • • • is . (e- I
*Waits X 41.2011111MX*1- 1
Asir e . fitsieff rkTffkli•s•
• • 04 . 11.• "CY, o, .25 i
ihs• rr. Ifforoixolled . Soots «..
aisi3 I .. .I j•I ,7
• -
t r imeritouncitoi T irno4 ; -_ , ..
.• , I::
P.A,Ii *. • 1
Gy
906: V. Vait..4tAtiVtirdansti. We areintlbe.
petal, norie?thoil,butany-lbins - Inibi , toluicbt.
Vpr ale by tbilialtb grit .rotal4 by -_" : • •
A. IigNSUAW,
Pa . 1 1r i maxim ILlberty.st64 , llaml stnets.
6 1ACiff 'MAT • i9iV=l3Aloken.of the ar.
r test and.'beariest gaidltyof Marshall's plait'
:saw bkle Aare Leather. couddered }bp Mat .lo
Jai received at Ydaad St. MO swots. . •
. J. kn. rniLttps.
,• DIAL extra , l•l4.:-/ . b.baai;
:.a : . :: 50 do No.} Baltheot• Natio&
I I "100 - do , and bt. bbls. Meths:et,
In stare sod foredo Dr BLIZI.VES
. " 1 .1s 1, •` , :" 7 • Atoc.27 and ZS BlettlitleLl steels._
V - / ' • -.411 . 44 .yet
olt
.1 rn tv V 414 0 ".‘•
azr„,,ersitb.
( • • " 104 ' J.. a.
.." •
1 -"Ookdiilibu'L
TTADEMt liBBQJ,BT J3iD IaAJWIL
irle..lkaitsai; V. P..: V. J. C,rlsana,• .' • .
J. L Bsarsers, tJancs Pasta. Jog, .
QM=
riTTmlioluGit mAttiro,;Ts
&poled specially for die Pitt.b.drgh GavUo.ll.
FIII.1•14 Juno 1;1111,1K
SLOCll—nneissetrodockleof WO bide ramily al;.
'6415;.00 do dont s.s,loaai $5.15;425d0 do at pie
8.15, and eo do at f4.OP for Katra, aa.l ts.w for
ffainits.
•441LOCERIes—tkarL• Om, trial a sale of at 'bap
prime mo au 2k. Illelareee gnii t at 504: for prime
So cimage in Sugar. .
.11LCON-le of 8,000 to at 40 for Sbouldcia, Go
for Plain llama and 8c for &war Cored (cauragica;)
7 Y.5 . 8 .r .C9 . 1 .1 ( o ' l ,o .17*,
.1.0TATOk;1—Sol• of 150 • Lash Nosiannocka at
Weyer trafil; 160 do prime California 'Ws at 45e
fr1911--Salo of 10 bids Bonham', Herring at $4,25:
ado ko. 1 nhad at $13,23; 10 dodo at $171,50; .10 half
lady Plsh . at 13,30 and I!0 do prima at $4.
DRIED .TEBIT—BiIa of 'W 'bush Paid's., balers,
at 82,60; 2:i do do at 'mu t and 25 do do, ipurters, at
111.75. Apple • nominal at rt6in
SA LT-806'0460 bills Si, 1. ex .t VAL par bl 4.
tAItEATL 7 .t.eII; * axle from atom of IMO boob
prima Ilal st . sl,ll,3pti busk
61EfSr,alle of 20 boxer oh. \V. at ;35 per
lb; mod.lB doer 7c. .
CIATS--la fair rapes% we note small mtl.a from
wagon at 27qP3c.. • .
OVEN—flan with afafr Inquiry at 40 to . .42e.—tlie
latter figure for prime Yellow.' •
luiports by Inver.
EVA NSW/LLB-4mA Cmitota—ZO dotau tr.ab
boards, Shrives. S.Latear.4ll,l.ls iiquor. A Guam.
below a Bro. 2do de, Wm 11stkavwn. bbls sine
Cam Looatuatsar,6o lAa starch, Lll ot.,
2 Wads, 2 Dm tobamo..3as A klasolce; a 2
tyl Lambert S. Sldpsoo; 96 do an, 8 ll'erlelowt A co
234 do do, Lao Wa/lsaa. • . • •
ViligELlND—rwa Little Halal W—tl b4k. idit her,
P Markey; Oticarboya oil Ardsen. Oil ro; I
bo hanlwore, Jou Orr d co; 2U basaosp, tar alsani
1 booing; 15 dodo, Win ,Y Beck a co; 1 doll lose,
McCullough a Smith; 21 sacks raga, I It d (P /Ist •
kb; 1. bib, flour, Jam. Baleen a -boos; 2 plums,
MAD a Speor;.9l whisky bbls, Jailer Bryard co, 22
kegs walla, tYm McElroy; 31 oil Wits, K K naming,
Vain LLD, Phoeula Brewery; 11 tads tobacco, 7o
.Casks 'moot; 10 kegs lord, 2 bbla ogga, Clarke' a Co;
11 bbls potatoes; 10 bags do, .13111 A Ifetzer; 13 bbl.
Itichobto Young; 40 empty bobs, %V Dilwortb
Jr, lir Dia star candkw, sdo 1.4. James 11nowislaa;
10 •bos . toboicu, Moans a ,Cofbui G du.do, bamosi
COOper,' S bbls linseed Joliu P droll; . /U ; sack.
potatoes, J B :3X) bdles oral plug paper, E
Outidfrey; 1 to bolter, l bbl eggs, 1 la do, John Ilse
bert; 2-calves, Annual Barclay. '
Imports qy ItmDona.
rtruavnull. rt. WATES 0111CAOY
Juue 13.-3 eke wool, 2 ldeDude; 14 61.104, J L 1 1141.
to 0; I G.lr brutes.; austioge, l'emauck, Mart A 0.; 44
bumbes Lamm. 11044 Allotrger3 pkgs
2 Villson;.l Lb! arblity, A I`..rcremx.; 16 bxe Noep.Jae
tiro...lee; 5 by. Imo, 111.0,104 A Venter. U l trait
1.11 Vole 2 em; 4 Lao pog m.W, Job.. 'lour lumd;ldt
imideruentlellecitara A Le mg; 10 We*
corn bulks. Weu liuble; 3 14.01 mast, Little A Trim
ble; 10 tam tobAccu, Monte A 11.3111 u; 3 I.6de. W
Illuebast.
River News.
The river was [ailing ea*. yesterday, with am het
ink ludic• by the pier marks Iset evening.
weather continue. cloudy, and %Jib tVery splearener
.(rein -...lhtfillfall wee rather dell at the wheel
yesterday, Loth the receipt. and shipments being
light. The ('•pilole frote eru the only
transient arrival, and the Wattage for
- with all the frieght .175 C4llltl fiat', and a Lair MICU•
of passengers, was the only departure. The Nay.
igalor, (nn. eat. Louis, and Lavinia Logan front km.
&null, are doe here tu-dsy...—The espitols, we
understand, will Detention for aSow clay*, Where/env,
repeats nae1e.„.......The litnlicie will be ready to' re
aurae Intainha about the beginning of the week. Sim
has heen thoroughly overhauled, repaired and re
painted; and tau thu appearance of • near Wet -__._
J. N. Word was sold a few slays since to . 11r. David
Gilson, of i.lncittusal, fur IP,tra): • If the clueiohal
atu beep OD they-Willl hove all our old Lags shortly.
Dna great consolation, we have, bur,,,,, which le
that there an enough now bags Italabed so l to
roam of construction to taker/31,piece of thaw which
hare been sold.
Fos Ciacnrarri Asp LocurnAc.—The voilitar
Blerrogo, lipt. A. v. Areallam, is its next packet
/or the afore plots, &earl eig OM Monday.
Yoe Br. Loma—The commodious .Empho City,
Capt. Eisaley, Is .tonsoced Sur SL: Louis this ow entus
ulthoot kiti
. . ‘.
TO& tYuscoso—The Minerva Capt. Ciorddu, is
Um regular 1/Raveling 'packet kr Minerva, ,
kavios at
. ..
• •
. . . .
.„ -- • 8.704..u.is
. •
pOiCCINCI.NNATIA. LOUlldrat
er.c.llMt liasmar
ilittNGIJ; Cape: A. C. SPOLllasa. lama
Old tor otitenacaato pats, an MONDAY, 164
lust., at 4 p.- as. For freight or panne apply on
board or Oa
)e.14 J. D. LIVINGNIQN • CO. Agana.
A LL Jill kl Y: HIV Lrli
::
iggiad
.
Ibe DETURN. ComteJ.77i n•
air.cal,. height SHIN LAT. lot Oil
' The RNTUBDI Na. 2„ us/4. lialthaw Colmar, az,
rlrN yesatriay zoosnlajt, [roar 1/11'"City, with :OD
bartala of OIL • • •
J,ll •• • ;DL J. OEITLZ. Agent.
1 -1 0.H.SVAMWILLE,GAIR4iad
eir. LUUI3 AND tri , .; Pau L.-
tu..tessner PLlfil OITV; Copt: J. Lsuap..ut
bars u above at UM IJAT.IUIt tort., at 5 Gator*
p. co. Vor height or pump apply:on board or to
• 101 l • • ' J. IL LIVE/U*l'Mb A CU.: Adepts.
u va a :Av.kibtl.llxlijar t a t
rAcaccr.-114110,gdp1
'Job.
etrouIer.HINKIIYA. OWL. J. 140 " 1 "1 1 5 4 ...".'
At 4.1 itiK 1611 itjat futairoodlti4,4llitirtur SUM.
IA I, 711UItADA Y rnuf SATUItDA Cuit..ll o'cleck
• w., ranklog clue conuertiour erlib the molar
perhem for Yu koreburgb enkClnglosurtf..,
Igg,learnWh XVICktrIdoNL , S4,MII.4tICB.
e.cr )UIDLY et 5 o'ck ro. Reireingere
row/prod through to ClocionatL • !for tfulglat or pee
rag. appli on bard or to .? AH. IX/LW/55 Llite*
i„•,.: :• ; ••• ;11g Wetarielelet„
tikr it
7..rw iaawai Luzlr weirrstr•-• ,—,
G.O: P. T. Mucci, laavailbr alai all
lawn:acacia pubis,. icr/17 ..uosimor.
PA Tsui 1 . 114 DA Y. al 12 ticloclCaal, waking ck••
OV1400C1101)1 ollts the P•antstorip•cli•la.
Uetnrti
b kora NNIN
AVIIICRLIcr? TUESDAY, TIMMS.
DA Y nal SAT 1111DAY;a/ o cluck*. /Mak
41 tP....Te •PPIJ u• board or to, • •
. JAMIS R . 41., Attalla. ,
U..lWillem Woo-L.
0 FV2 ATJ':
LAWS OP THE UNITED STATES.
_Atm. *ecru: Swim' of Me rAisiy
oeventAlOpiress: I :
[Peptic—No; 67.]
itWiliiirliireicribing the qualifieations of
electors in the cities of Washington and
Georgetown, in the District of Colima-
Be it enacted by the:Senate and Bowe of
Ileprestntatires of the United States of Amer
ica kthniresi asibtabled, That in all muni
cipal eleetiOns in ,he cities of Washington
and Cieorgetown,l i n the District of Co.um
bia, during .the existence 'or the present re
bellion, every pereen Who shalt offer to vote.
at any such election, and who shall be
challenged by any legal • :voter :on• the
ground of disloyalty to the. Government of
the United States, shall, before his vote
shall bo received, in addition to the require
ments now 'established by law, rake and
subscribe to the following oath or affirma
tion, namely: "I do solemnly swear (or
affirm, as the case'may be) that I will sup
port, protect, and defend the Constitution
and Government of the United States
againet all enemies, whether doinestia or
foreign; that. I will bear true faith, alle
giance, and low.lly to the same, any ordi
nance, resolutifil, or law of any State Con
vention, Legislatttre, n or order nr organiza
tion, Secret or othertriee, to the • contrary
notwiebstaraling, and that I do this with a
full determination, pledge, and purpose,.
without. any mental reservation or evasion
whatsoever; and, further, that I have al
ways been loyal and true to the Govern
ment of the United States. So help me
God:' The said oath or affirmation may bo
taken before any. justice of the peace, no
tary public, or other person legally author
ized to administer oaths in the District of.
Columbia; and the production of the certi
ticate, in writing, of any such justice of
the peace, notary public, or other'person so
authorized to administersatbs, with a copy
of such oath or affirmation, that said oath
has been taken and subscribed to by the
person producing such certificate, shall be
deemed by the Commissioners of Election
sufficient evidence of the fact. And it
shall also be lawful for the Commissioners
of Election, or any. one of them, during
the time •of holding such elections, to ad
minister said oath. And any person or
persons violating said oath, or making any
false statement in taking the same, shall
be subject to all the pains and penalties of
willful and/corrupt perjury, and shall be
liable to bet indicted and prosecuted to con
viction before any court in said District of
Columbia having competent jurisdiction
thereof.
Approved, 1114 20, I SG'
. [Puuctc—No. GB.]
AN ACT to provide for the codification
and revision of the laps of the District
of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and !louse of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress Assembled, That the Presi
dent of the United States be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to ap
point, by and with the advice and consent
or the Senate, three suitable persons,
learned in the law, to revise and codify the
laws of the District of Columbia.
See. 2. And be furikr 'naafi{ That
the persons who shall be thus appointed
Abaft render a final report of their revision
uuJ condification to Congress on or before
the first Monday of December next.
Approved, May 20, 1562.
[Fugue—No. c 9.)
AN ACT to authorize the appointment of
medical storekeepers and chaplains of
hospitals.
lie it enacted 6y the Senate and House of
It...presentation of tic United Stairs of APllf
tea in Congress aim:Wed, - That the Sec
retary of War be authorized to add to the
medical department of the army medical
storekeepers, not exceeding sir in number,
who shall have the pay and emoluments of
military storekespersin the quartermasters
department, who shall be skilled apothe
caries or druggists who eball give the bond
and security requited by existing laws fur
military storekeepers in tho quartermas
ters department, and who shall be eta
titnied at such points as the necessities of
tie-army may require: livoided, That the
provisions of this act shill, remain in force
only during the continuance of the present
rebellioe.
Sec. 2: And. be it further enacted, That
the President of the United Suites is here
by authorized to appoint, if ho shall deem
it necessary, &chaplain for each permanent
hospital, whose pay, with that of chaplains
of hospitals heretofoie appointed by him,
shall be the same as that• of regimental
chiplaini in the volunteer force; and who
shallbe subject to such rules in relation to
leave of absence (rote duty ore prescribed
for commissioned officers of the army.
Approved, May 20, 1862.
[Punzao—No. 70.]
AN Au s u pplementary to ID SO approved
_ . on the thirteenth of July, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-ohe, entitled "An act to
provide for the collection of duties on ica
ports, and for other purposes."
Ito it emitted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congrass • assembkd, That the Sea.
rotary of the Treasury, in addition to the
poifers conferred uppn him by the act of
the thirteenth Jily, eighteen hundred and
'tali-one, be and he, is hereby authorised
'to reform a clearance to any vessel or other
vehicle-laden with goods, wares, or mer
chandise, destined for a foreignor domestic
port, whenever ho shall -bate satisfactory
reason to,boliere that such goods, wares, or
merchandise, or any part tbereor, whatever
may be their ostensible destination, ore in
tended for' port or places in possession or
udder control of insurgents egaitist the
.United States; and if in/ vessel or other
vehicle for which a clearance or .permit
shall lirre,heen refused by the. Secretary of
the Treasnry, or by his-order, as aforesaid,
shill 'depart or attempt to depart for a for- .
elfin 'Ortiorneetio port without being' duly
clearid or permitted, such vessel 'or- other
v - ehicle, - with her tickle, apparel, furniture,
auticargo, shall be forfeited to the United
States. . . .
Seo. - 2. 'And 4; 'it Yerlher ntttrled; That
whenever a permit Or Clearance. is granted.
for either o foreign or domestic port-it
shall be:lairful for the eollectotoPthe 4011-;
tamp granting the seme,.ithe.,elialt ,deent.
:ik:.l4ecesiary, under tho.'...Ckgattill of.
Atti ccisti, to require a bon[ t 07.14 i!p . fprOred
At4the master or the owner 'the iperr el, :
iufo epenitlty equal to the 'value ' of
go, and with sureties to tfre 4titati,etioti . oo
such eoneotOr, that:the said istiti shall be!
delivered st thedeptination for it le
cleared „Oi iterreilled,. and J Uutt...no part!
thereof shall be used -affording aid or
.comfort loliey poison or paities. in inatie=
Welled avast the authority of ill'e United:
States..
214 to it ierther.' raotid t Anal
r Allekieereary of the ; Treasury be end,
hereby further .onapowered to prohibit. end!
prevent the transportation in any vessel or.
*Oiled tOnirlritifidad, turnpike, oi-tither void
or mina of transportation Within:the Uni
-1041. Malta of any goals, wareit, or Auer
chandise of whatever.character,ffind- whit ,
evitAsey be the codensible destination of
the sanoe, , ,iti all cisee'wbere therii shalt be.
satisfactory reaseae to, believe tha t such
wares, or perchandize are ,inietuled,
• for City ?We .}llO pCI3If4IAIOII
the control of insurgents against, tho Uni
ted fitates.; or Abut, there hi imminent dan
ger that such goods,erares,•ot merchandise
will fall Into the possession , or under the
• control of it uch , intmrgents; end he is far-'
tiler authorised; in nit entree where he obeli'
deem it,*(4edibtiestil4 ,p5,-Io3:fe q uire
,efieltble:OCittriqti 4treoi that 'goeds,'
waree,,cir L inereharidlie;ihalk:ber," be
,tray- ,
sportee( to any place Under,inserreetionam
:Control,. and shall net, hinny inky) .14,tweit.
to givb eld Groot:alert ..to spelt iinstirgenta,l
andtkanuty eblablish; all each tiputend on
igkrukrregtilliftslui ay tie actuary or
" 7, • 73r.::=
-
proper. to carry in - to'e Wed, e purposes of
this act ;Auld; if tuijr iotidiS; - '
witres, or mer
chandise ehall'be.tranaported- in _violation
of this act, or of any regulation of the Sec
retail' the Treasury, established in ptir
!malice thereof;or if any, attempt shall be
guide eo ,to ..trinsport .thim, all goods,
ir
'ons, Air. merchandise so transported or
attempted' to he, transported, shall be for
feited to the United States.
Sec. 4. -And be it further enacted,. That
the proceedings ,for the penalties and for
feitures • accruing under this act. may be
pursued, and the same may he mitigated or
remitted by .the Secretary of the Treasury
in'the modeSprescribed by the eighth and
ninth sections of the act of July thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, to which
this act is sriPplementary.
• lice. 6.! And be `it further enacted, That
the proceed& Of all penalties and forfeitures
incurred nttder this act, orthe act to which
this. is supplementary, shill be distributed
in the 'manner provided by the idnety-first
ieclion of the att. Of March second," 'seven
teeti.hundred aidmineti-nine, entitled "An
act to regulate the collection of duties on
imparts and tonnage."
Approved, May 20, 1862.
[PUBLIC-NO. 71.3
AN ACT to authorise the Corporation of
Ge,ergetown, in the District of Columbia,
to,lay and , collect a water tax, and for'
other,purposes..
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United &Wei of Amer
ica; in Congress assembled, That the Mayor
Recorder, Aldermen, and Common Council
of Georgetown, In the District of Columbia,
shall haie power and authority to levy
and collect a tax not. xceeding sixty cents
per front foot on all lots and parts of lots
within said corporate limits in front of or
parallel to which water mains have been
or may hereafter be ; or, in their dis
cretion, to appropriate from the corporate
funds generally so much money as may be
necessary to supply the inhabitants of said
town with-Potomac 'water from the aque
duct mains or pipes now laid or to be Idid
in the streets of said town by the. United
States; and to make all laws and regula
tions for the -proper distribution of the
same, subject to the restrictions prescribed
by this act and the act approved March the
third, eighteen-Lnadred and fifty-nine, and
entitled "An act to provide for the care
and preservation of the works constructed
Wale United States for bringing the Po
tomac water into the cities of Washington
and Georgetown, for the supply of said
water for all lloverunaent purposes, and for
the uses and benefits of the inhabitants o
said cities."
Sea. I:. And- be it further enacted, That
said-Corporation shall have-full power and
authority - to collect such taxes, when ao
fixed, in advance or otherwise', through such
agents, collectors, or coinutissionens, as they
may designate and appoint; and upon the
failure of any owner of said lot or lots, or
part thereof, to pag said taxes, to sell the
same; or to stop the supply of water to the
same; or. to distrain and sell the personal
effects of such owner; and in the case of
any sale the same proceedings shall be ob
served as are adopted in enforcing the col
lection of the general tax of said town ;
'and generally to enact such laws as maybe
necessary to furnish the inhabitants of said
town with puro and wholesome water, and
to carry into complete effect the powers
herein granted: . l'rovided, That the taxes
levied by - virtue of this act shall never be
a source of revenue other than as a means
Of supplying said town with water. -•
of,
1. And' be it farther enacted, That
in levying said front foot tax said Corpora
tion shall, in all cases where a lot or lids
or part thereof be situated at the in
tersection of two streets and fronting on
the same, so reduce and graduate the tax
thereon as not to exceed in all a tax upon
one hundred feet front on any one or more
streets, of more than one hundred feet, so
reduce and graduate the tax thereon as pot
to exceed a tax upon one hundred feet
front.
Six. 4. And -be it further enacted, That
all ordinance and resolutions or parts
thereof relating to the distribution of Pot
omac water through said town, and Gib
collection of a Taw tax, and the ordlnan
cer and resolutions heretofore passed by
said Corporation particularly mentioned in
thitt section, be and the same are hereby
ratified and confirmed, said ordinances and
resolutions being described. and identified
as MOWS, to wit: A resolution approved
April the twenty-third, eighteen hundred
and fifty-nine, entitled "A resolrition au
thorizing the tapping of water' mains;'
resolution approved May tho seventh, eigh
teen hundred rind fifty-nine, entitled, ",A
resolution authorising the laying of a water
main up High street;" an ordinance ap
proved May the ,ninth,, eighteen hundre.
and fifty-nixie; entitled "An ordinance au
thorizing the distribution of the Potomac
water through the city of Georgetown ;"i
reitolution approved May the fourteenth,
eighteen htindred and fifty-nine, entitled
"A, resolution repealing a part of a ieio
lirtion. tor laying a water main up High
Street;" an ordinance approved July
. the
second, eighteen hundred and fifty 7 nine,
entitled "A- supplement to an ordinance
authorizing the distribution of the Potomac'
water through the city of Georgetown,-ap
proved 'May the ninth, eighteen hundred
andafty-nine '." a resolution approved July
the'second; eighteen hundred and fifty-nine„
entitied"A rel.:dation Approving of air-,
lain' contracts , . for, distributing water
r
through the, town , a resolution spiroved,
August .
.the. twentieth,,, eighteen hundred
and fifty-nine, entitled " A resolution in,
relation to the water distribution," a reso-
Inti Orr approved September the seventeenth,
'eighteen, hUndred and fiftY4iine 'entitled,
"A ; resolution ' "" authorising the water
beard to pirchnie,Fatef. pipes ;" a resolu
tion approved September the. seventeenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, entitled
"A resolution in relation to water distri
bution ;" a resolution approved September
the twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred a n d
fifty-iiine, entitled "A resolution supple
mentary to a resolution, entitled 'A reso
lution in relation to tbe.water distribution,
approved August the twentieth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-ninoc" a resolution ap
proved September the twenty-fourth, 'lige
teet. hundred and fifty-nine, entitled "A
.resolutiottin relation to theikqemption. of.
water stoekil a resolution. approved Octo-'
ber twenty-ninth, eighteen hundrelLafid' ,
fifty-nine, entitled "A resolution in relo
den 'to water ap
proved. November the- fiftbe eighteen hen-,
dred aititled . : 6 A resolution
approving the contract for patent water ,
pipes • for road ~ S treet;" a resolution ap-'
proved.NoveMber the nineteenth; eighteen
,lidnared and:fifty-dine, entitled "A resii-,
lotion repealing& portion of the resolutloh
approVid -- April thelwenty-third,•eightean
hundred:pad 'fifty-nine f le elation
vi to tot,-
piticyfabetiitilne.v.' • •-•-, - • •
• fl444 . Eoflfir trl4 f fertteeidetedi.:
is oase of.* :failure tointy sinilixes whet -1
evOrratAll,faid - Partoratiph - by virtue , of;
it 'vest pevieri; it shell biletitil
in the disor'etiOn.of ihe:nollentor or ollter
propel+ offietri either the real or personal
eitate;Af botb,.ettbe delinquent tax-pnyir,
eo...mueb'..ofi the. eightti:seciion
net epproved•Miy the twenty-sixtb,eigh-:
tap. hundred ' and twenty,four," entitled
if‘lkirnit Supplementary, to the-pet 'to in
eerporate lhe Inhabitants of. limb : city
WesEingteui,' 'pMiseil the of Ireh
: 1 4 1 . 38 4 -6 3 1 - 01"glA'bundr0
and for other purposes;" nm . is its:the fatten
itiLytheds,Lryjs! • I, ..frovide4, That no sale
:of real. estate shall tie mide-but where the
owner or , ,tetlant of the•property badvitat
staelent-poitonal estate -out of which' to
enforCe ti . -,nollintion of the debt 4ite'," ;110
'and' the same is IterebY repealed. •'•
Bee. 13. And be . it further meta, MIA:
lA% Pers9 l 4 sir persons appointed - ; to'
any Mies imposed by sad corporation.in ;
porenancer of dtti•reeted powers shell have
-autbeitty-to collect:Um- same-by .iiiittretis,
' 11 . 6 4'“1e .-ar the' goods itid'obettels Of 'Am'
petioni s tlkgesble therewith; but no loch!
b" -- 1! - „berattalle, :unless 7 - tall ',14113:111,11131
`ulnae Svelte' thereof giien. some news-1
gsperprlatedliuthe Columt*
. .
. • ..t
aforesaid; -and the provisions ivf the 'acts of
Maryland now. in force !Rhin said-District
relating to the right of replevying Personal
property taken in execution for' Public
taxes shall apply to all cases of Sn ee d
property taken by distress to satisfy taxes
imposed by virtue of the, corporate powers
:Aforesaid. . -
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That
said corporation shill have power and au
thority to repair any of the footways of the
streets in said town, and to impose, and col
feet such tax or taxes on the lot orbits, or
parts thereof, adjoining the same; as may
be necessary to pay the expense of such
repairs.
-Ike. 8. And be it furtbur . enacted, That
so mach of the first section. of the . '
act ap-:
proved May thirty-one, eighteen htindred
and thirty, entitled "An act to amend.the
charter of Georgetown,"..-as is In' the •fol
lowing words, viz: ." Provided, That no-'
thingdn'this-act shall change the' 'manner
of giving' notice Of the sales of
,Property
Owned by persons not residing in the Dis
trict of Columbia;' be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Approved, May 2,1, 1862. '
{Pullin—No. 72.]
AN ACT piorlding for the education of
colored children in the , cities of'Wash- •
ington and-Georgetown, District of Col
umbia, and for other.purposes.
Be it resolved by the &nate and House of
Representatives of the United States of ..diner-'
ica in Congress. asaembkd, That train . and
after the passage of this act. it shall'be the
duty of the municipal authorities of the
cities of Washington and Georogiva, in
the District of Columbia, to set, apart ten
per centum of the amount received from
taxes levied on the real And:personal pro:
perty in said. .cities owned - by pertons of :
color; which sum received for lairs, as
aforesaid; shall be appropriated for the
purpose of initiating a system of primary
schools for theeducation of colored children
residing in said cities.
Sec. 2. And be it_ further enacted, That
the boards of trustees of publioechOols in
said cities shall have sole control :of the
tp
fund arising from the tax aforesaid, •
well as•from contributions by persons -
posed to aid in the education of the Col ed
race, or from any other source, which all
be kept as a fund distinct from. the general
school fund; and it is made their duty to
provide suitable rooms and teachers for
such a number of schools as, in their opiii-_
ion, will best accommodate the colored
children in the various
,portions Of said
cities.
• Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
the board of trustees aforesaid_ shall pos
sess all the powers, exercise the same lune,
lions, arullave the same supervision over
the schdids provided for in this act as are
now exercised by them over the public
schools now existing in said. cities by vir
tue of the laws and ordinances of the Cor
porption thereof.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted,. That
all persons of color the District of Col
umbia, or in the corporate limits of the
cities of Washington and Georgetown, shall
be subject and amenable to the Etltlio . laws
and ordinances to which free white persons'
aro or may be subject or amenable: that
shall be tried for any offences against the,
laws in the same manner as free white
persons are or may be tried for `the` same
offences; anti that upon being lens* con
victed of any crime or offence igainst any
law or ordinance, ,such persons , color
shall be liable to the same penalty or
and no other, as wouldbe imposed
or inflicted upon free white persons for the
same crime offence; and all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent with the provisions of
this act are hereby repealed.
Approved, May 21, 1862.
[Puntac ResoLunoN—NO. 30.)
JOINT 1tE90131710N relating to the time of
holding the second session of the Legis-
Lathe Assembly of the territory of Colo
rado.
Resolved, by the Senate and Rouse of Rep
resentatives of the` United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the second
session of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of ColOrado,_ now fixed by. law
for the first. Monday of June, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two, shall be
postponed by proclamation of the' Pover
nor of said Territory until the first Mon
day in July,• A. D.,. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two: -
Approved, May 2r,1.862.
MOTELS.
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
ON THE: EUROPEAN PLAN.
CUT OF NEW TORE
SINGLE. ROOM. FUMY CENTS TEE ply
pry Han Squtinr. nmair
Pppcsite
Tiaillrrli]i
'Thera la a Barber's Shop and Bath Romps ma . tubed
to tlOalletal
IfFirßowara BITHNZEB and li 114teralB`artid
. .
ep Re are fall
notaollyat - 8.. FRENCH, ra.0111X1701..
111El:t1t:AN HOUSE, Bosrox,:isthp
li hirgest and beat arranged . Hotelin tliallew.
England Stain; is centrally located', of so.
COM from all the tonnes . ..a travel:' It contains &lithe
modern improremente, indaVis7 convenience for the
comfort and accommodation of tho traveling instal&
The sleeping name are large and. well ventilated;
Ills stile, of rooms are well arranged, and completely
furnished fortamilieaand largo traveling parties, and
the house will continua to_be kept as • Slit class
hotel In evorinwpoct..,
Ja2l:lvd 'LEIVIS'EICE, • -•Prletor.
ikAP 101114111ELA AVIIiA.I,LON
JIL COMPANT--PEOPOSA29 FOR LOllll.- . -
At a meeting of tea Board of Mattson oriels Com
pany, bel4 ow the loth of Men 1601, the following
raided/one wire adopted : •
. • ligiobed,..l4llc coopoo bon& of tale Company,
bossing data the drat day of July nest, hi , blued to
the &moult. of Two Hundred Thetumnd Dullatt, IA
sums of Otos Thousand Rollers each, pitiable la
tewity.fleeteari after the dale thereof, beating In
terest a. the rate of six per tent - um peithriutn, pay
sesol.unitially, to the city of Now .Turk, end
that cold howl, be mitred by mortgage of the works
awl, menace of this Company, to be made toTtunsthe
Bakswell, aa trustee, for Um , holder* of Gala bonds. •
flisofned;Tbat the Prealdent of this Company to
iothorited to procnre, to ho negotiated, of rise most.
gage bonds of this Company, th is day ordered Co be
teal, the amount of one hundred and twenty-flee
thousand dollars, for cub, or (ho °Latta:ting betide
of (his Company, maturing on the drat day, of Jan,
007 alit, at par. •
lu econalanee with tbo foregoing rerstintions;lSOD:
BOW PflObittwitt 'tie osmium mall three O'clock of
Lb. Atit DAT CV 'JUNE billlT, for llab above loan.
InformaUon with resent to the character of th4,lm
, provesnest May he obtained tom imbue !llama,
• Seq., of ' llanaa, Nart & Pittsburgh . ; litirabis
Gibbous, Fag., Onsterivtlie, Cbeeterumnt*.lNltitnint
Mears. Jay, Conk Leo., Philadelphia, who
thwirad to moues eutlimiplimut for the lomit
The Stock of the Company
Voodoo debt, (Wade outramiding)— 11 ,M 4
Thor, I. no 'Boating or tither' debt exteting. •
works an to active ape-halm and -complete repair,
and the receipts juG)iyespectelione of ,the Herod or
I avenge dividend for the prevent year. The works,
VW) gofer completed. and Cie debts of the Comps•
ray paid tato enable the Jilansge.re to, Ochry their
Brat divlder.d. July 7( h, 113:41, elm* which time they
(rave declared :fourteen dividends up to July,-
aight yams—mon tains. In the aggregate la dilly•thur
.and oustattalt per cent , or eta and aighlytautt
doaLtha per cont. per engllo. Thereat. no Weals ha
theldniket better moured'llum. Mos( of Mai Cum.
'petty, and none 'that utter grater lad Clet Monte for
tatestment as to sooarity 01111 prompt payrnout Inv
lattichta melt Auowa by the boidars of the
vaunt ctelstand tug loads. 'rim object of
,igsge is to wooattrate the bonds kir thelkunpany and
mount the allot°. A preferiaatoWill toilichrti the,
- prerimt Valets' of Om Wadi datag:lo . 4o lit,
-MG/ Tine Company monis the shpellet kuneof the
Jorhele or any portal's of GA annimethialkiibieL ; •
ruyllad . 3101)1LUX&D.PreihinaL ,
E EDMUNUSUIcibw4t... • -
96 utn 9$ Y'mm:Brs
• •.•:••.• • . • ,•
rm•t;e4 :atoms, Asiclieg
• • WA id,
• _ qpilwarisukti.citkiva._ • • •
, .
•LikpimUNlk
•i. •..
t/
ibil/Da9;
AIIQ enry other
A• iffidithAtpr,)riO4! iLt
Omni a; aitaleatlelflr „tit,"
4 ;
Nil/Mosodsk , , n M
2 ~
1t0+...w. WOODWCLM ••I‘•I2DV .•
NLId RUBBICK 41.031 fr,"
J.: Maim: Packlag. Osaka' ant Itope:Packlig:d
Alklkcstar.lititingedEamtkfonsangettate, and.ar
ibeicaud or play- .Tot /MIDAS tb , t i,nowyibber
1)0042 ? 4,33,1 " 4 ,50 1 0 1 4 13 *5• - iiii x tiiiKa
_ •
431,C.
FOR SALE--50 twits of Land, aituata
IS =llea from thrdty: -- lettaii idictod Mined a
good framodsolling bane. Personamdadng such&
WOODSIDE d WALLACE, j
• 30S Liborty west.
==tl
ISALE.--A pair of tineVinatched
-C BAY MAIM', tunable for • ;mute family.
Ale°, set of DOUBLE EAENESS and • BUGGY.
)11,palre of SPS.NCE A GABRARD,
et the Phoenix Brewery,:
.co, Wilkteses.lSms , losst, streets:
yI.I.V . XALE--Tne late residence of a,a,
- William Adulsori retlO . trot .- The lot ea
ten& lorty-aocon Kling) on robot:lnel, and runs
back, prow:wring the. utook tri4th, coo' atutdcecLktol
silty (160 feet). het. . • .
For terms, Be., apply - Pt - 11N.
SON; on the premixes.— " . mflOatad
VOR SAL E---b . E . P(.),N 11-11A.N .13011. r
El22.—We biro fur site three 4 O)nchBOILI:118,
.21 lett long, with • tyre linos each; two to inch,'
feet long, two fines each; one 42 inch, 2& feet long,
with five lints; six Blinder Boller, 5t inches dhoti
ehw, feet long—all of, which w4l be warranted 11
good orde.r„ruidsotd at a great barg ain.
N d < MBNBOF.,I
West.ioint Boiler Works, Water at., below Patin.
re.V2l:llu
ENtilNig FOR SALE 1. •
ABOUT TIGHT lIUY9L
IN tII.IOD OR.DEII
WILL
th. UlaXT7le 0 . 7.117010. — ;
fcl4:d tt - 'pitta iitree,t:_. above Flinithflaid.
1. 4 1 SALE.--. 11.- beam,' .ruiral: reel.;
deuce adjoining the village of. freedom, Bearer
•coulity, - coutatalng r. O acres o!' ground; In comas&
Clue with , four building lota In Lb* rillagsprjrreer
dum, tact, tb by RA/ feet. The grounds are highly
Improved, and • planted with KO grafted apple gram,
all hearing; afro, a [area number of cherries. Pan, •
Plumbs, roinces, ktulherries,throseberrfse,eurrakts,
.9.c.; ornamental shrubbery sad' TIM Imuise
brick, 40 by S 3 feet—hail, - mortis and porch. (iced
stable and well Watered. From, the parch ru can
hare a view of Iftronomy, , Baden,. Bernlngten,'
clicker, Bridgwater,Phillipeburg and..Beayer. and
only :14 garde from' fiteelorn bration. - Will he eolif
cheap; $5OO in hand, Iniance,to aulL •:- .• :
Apply to TiluS. 6,8, Rey. JOHN. BROWN, or
Jolt • B. MCLAIN** 00410:: 'Fourth atttlet;.•
'flEblicAßLE' Ttiorracil *tut
LaL—Taro.two•stori\ prick daielllngo,•aq.
pll.l wttb water arid gas ;y."
lots each:) by 151kfeet.
au South areuue, Allagbeurcit. •
A banding partly Suished, with large shine.. base
wait, .12 acre ands quarter or ground r altuatod.on
ltuu,a abort iiistince•froiwthe liancheiter
Passenger and Ft, W. AO. itailroadikbeing suitable •
for manufschirtng puryciseibt •-i • • •
AU°, a Una nt:100 aOrea; di and a bill nallealmm
the osty, and one and a quarior nAllas.lruna Onlra
eloy'a,atatioa , W. k. LI. 11 . ...a1t)1, soncag
Oscbard of nial • trove, a Wafer • power gaw 11L4 two
!louses; and otberinulanToininca Lally urns timed,
AV.; furthor particular, Inquira of • ••,\
an al' L ArY kit, al Yoder/LI itt.. Allegheny,
or 3.2s.Llberiv street. kitiaborab.\'
Obit
Boer', 11l umploirtop4a.- Apply ta.: •
Aututitts, .
.
.ml4s:llif r •
Aft', .1 rOurth
via BALI—A seven,yean
old, imitable to drive either single or kubla lu
a %cup.. luquire of WATT & WILSON,
2:44 Lawny tamest
TO LET.
LEC.:—The four-story — , -
novas., No. 'Xi Liberty street. For terms,
to., appfy on thei promise.. . Je3:2w
It, Ts: . —blx large- and well
lisyted, 43110825; -30x1s0:' artirsbki 4ar 'Cldribt
iLaltors`rar 'Machine Jalapa; 6111 be66l . Ito 66 :Or
8116nfut , P 63 6 6. APPIY Flitt, street. s• 68f,
11 LET.—A well , Ilmaltet and
JL comfortably firoishod SlOro Blarketrbelwoo6
Third,,uol 'fourth •
A long Room,RENSLIIIP for •Ik:holl, onabomt•inre
occupied liy
L air:Av.:TPA Aciiilemuy for yoimig
Also, Ne6o's it oibrotype Rams, outer of Tbled
Also, several Rooms suitable for °Okra,: ••-
*or - very, low, to .It. the times.
rorner Hind ond Market Arnett,"
.1 4 301 t REIST_
containing nine rooms and enlist, Mielbai.iitls
THIRTY-TIIIMIC AMES 0V - LAND, within 'one
fourth of a mils of Ilayiyillo Station; for FlCO.par
Ale°, A NEW,I4OI/tir, containing are mow, zel.
ler and garret. on.Chartlare &treat, Vint Ward, Alle
gheny-, for jto per month.
fartber,particulata enquire of. • ,
• • Al3'lll PATLEESON,
thmt. !JAYS, -•': - •
at Ilayerille Btation...7r
OILS, df c.
11)PiCAN, Dia — LAP
Manufacturers ot ,, -
PURE .WEITE 'EtZyn NED CARBON' OILS
Caw, Itio. 291 LRrrtl street,
WOHlo.—ftszas.ec
.1=
4Ul4yr,Piopridtoriand Mainfoctar;
Pan 13=14 Potrollto-trodo mart, • • •-•`_ , •
POro Doodoxixed - Boools,, . , . • •
SteamlorillettLiabricotingl3ll,,
Cold Prosiol &IL "do - - do - ; '
No, 1, lio. 211 Id Ho: a at/awn:7;
Argood 014•Ticod Oil, Oka, •••• •
and 11111 Grease sad dpirito of
'. o Nsphila.
alodaalm.%fFont itrl4
, Doooc o PitOrodt; ps„ . 4
1141Diettf,
12DIAY' BLIPPYTN:
.N
DLIZZISTR
CARBON- , OIL,
LAMP 11-I:2lAlTA'btiliiitlits
1o: ifO.OD'ETBEST,'
M. W. 80LD1ULP.......41111. u 1 La T. irCORWILII
WOODVIGLE..OI4.I3BENERY.
110,(1113Hili:131Inii a
. .
11DILNINGUIL AND LUDNICATING Oily
Heidi constantly - on hand the. Tory boat linailly . ot'
BURNING 014 - clear and without odor aloo, i good(
LUBRICATOR, pus WHITE BE.NZOLE and CAR
Atfi"dllorderi left at Ho. 85. UTZ ma?,
Blctk;s.whd ticoro I,lll be P!°!PP4l , o4 l ded -
I?AIILE Uth WOREL.§;•,-7WilitiThiliK
.11/ t ANDEI SO N, reflaers snd daabirs 4n . r • ' ••.
'• rourbAßßotr OIL:(gu/it, graraataaa.)
air CAR GEF.ASIC sad IiENZOLY coraainitittai
band.
Osiers meire;.l for the yruent al ,CIIES.S, 411 . 11 TH
and Pint straits. .
WrKONA'
• Weeks • at • liharpaberii . 1114Ille4iMIlleegber4 Valley
°Mee and. liareLoase, • 11,1EGLET STU RUT,
Maeuracturariot ILLUMINATING wad LUBIlle.
OATI NO CARBON 01L8 and' a UN !IGLU, ,
. Ii' I.II6PINID OIL, warranted aon.Aapllo," .
dee, always anband. • • • oel2lyd'
I _UlittltATlNti , . - At TEB:LOIC
JJ nu.= or 25 . OEN Ta PER GALLON, cootie: at
ou baud and pr etde by B. O. kJ. B. sAWlitn.'
As to the tuillty, we nits to ane=nt enlaces:.
.Prrtespealt,liet.
- Masse. B. C. troeryjerraffnli: She .Lubst.
eating Oil ire ate gelling from los vs and tribe tie
elf 1,4 our ;amassing* have wattles&'
TOcAB Y. Z.'S. B. Oc.,
BE Wtli L9PT. Amidst.
URKI3;.'
JI-J WILLIAM P..woordsrOs, '.." • \
•
COAL• AND 11Nif110 . 2i :61 •
• -
_;•),
L'Amws, cmuimico;
Ka:* mirkiestrcet,liwean &mod sztd Third.
1.1127 dD 1 :9/. 43 a , VA. •
R Etzfk:' tileatne ~• .
• 01)4 fob.
• awmAstvracivani • *
• .; •;; II tiOlkii
simazoLsr. • " , fiFj •
.AND STNAMMATAILNIEL martian oily
ClitUDI 014 iurALL 01tAYrrkujoQgpuhign s ,
• illillrNe*Vit Barroleweaktf.•
• • Clonile
.17r,
•
•
• •
• . •
JAMS P. ' .rolocam .
VOUNG MIMI:1E103;7 l a tvi c ,.
pirv r ubsily itzebt, bier 114 .Pi.:
;It -Pittsburgb.e. 46 . 5 !'bctolli MA MIA'
MOT 119114111 . ...6.14ALAULL1M1 /I.lLt.2lllllMikci:
illAlST.l2loltenr,
1.1 11.01LX2 C .11 tux nom
'inulz ; WACO. - BOXES, rr, - ;SWINXI,
IROBAja&TMAND ORATE PROM 820 V;
cum. 10), *no aisvpois hrodaod Ur salb
Olden left with W. 11).0SQ„ carrot ad-Wood:
argot iad Diamond SnOZ *lli merit° prompt anon.
EN,,mtvuttali ' • a tv.,,Y.tuaar,
rityinirt;'?FaithiiibOYL LI
ANNlVasiegoait; AUI Mollyinnai,C ;
• Zall"i
, .11111Adiestranlif 1:1001WPABLOR 'AND
it et . •
= irroysa. wags. AND arrou gunk
'BOUM+ , ase v jsula sad aim neauu,B4lo4 • •
maim) Nu, Waler.AndAsw •
NMI Md. • _ w licam, Nag . .
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