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Q3- A CARD. The undersigned again repeats his
thanks for the various favors b stowcu on his ex,r-
tons in the vacation of aactioneer tue, time may
make nrnads after ardunus duty of sj years,
same interest shall he used to serve his patrons as
heretofore; acting entirely distinct and his own re
8, aud with the true mctAud, he cOncoiveS.
Of doing the business, ny having free salrs he once
sorits share Of the business, pledgng himse If
for pre- nptuesS. diligence, &c. and to Obtain the hest
of prices. (jal-eo3tl H. w. BOUL, Auctr.
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ILLUMINATED BIBLE. We have received from,
Messrs. Armstrong B. Berry, Baltimore street,
No. ls of Harper's Illuminated Bible. Also,
No. of Thinlwali's History Of Greece. They
may be obtained Of the above booksellers.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL. We see it stated
that the transportation Of the Southern mai
has been transferred to the Raleigh Railroad
This is mistake. twill be continued on the
old route.
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LECTURES ON EuRopE. Or. Laird proposes
to give series of Lectures, treating of the 60
vernment, manners, &c. Of different countries
of Europe, to commence this evening, at the
Masonic Hall. See advertisement.
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n5- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
sYery description, executed with great despatch nj No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such RS
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any otbc'
Office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADIN0,
STAGE & HATfERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c,
Indeed it il needless 70 enumerate, we are pos
sessed OF facilities for doing work. in srery STYLE and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Gg+ BARGAINS BARGAiNSm BARGAiNS!!!
The subsciibfr, wishing to close out his remaining
stock Of MUFFS, has put them down at prices that
cannoi a to please. Those in want of bargains viii
do well ~ call at
'TAYLOR's," opposite Baraum's Hotel,
G2l st. CALVERT STREET.
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Gz-POpULaR LECTURES. The next Lecture
Of the course in the English Lutheran hurch Lex
ington street, 'sill be delivered on MONDAY EVE
MING, 9th inst. at u O'Clock by Rev. TEos SEwALL.
Suject--t'A Journey fioin Cairo TO Hebron" Sngle
Ice urc % cents, at the door jail It
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Q2-BALTIMORELYCEUM ST. JOINS CnrEt II,
LiBEErY-sT. The regular annual meeting Of the Ly-
for the election of officers for 1916, will BIZ hcid
THIS (Honday) EVENING, jan. 6, in the iront room,
of the basement of the Church. at half past O'Clock.
A fun aud panctuaI attendance of the members is
requested BY order,
it. fri TnOMASJ. MORTALITY, Ecc'y,
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MONDAY MORNING, JAN 6, ls45.

1--WE have received an account Of the
ioings at the light-st. Institute, at the New
Years Festival. 1t will be published to-mor-
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fb3~ INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. The
annual meeting of the Independent FIRE Company
will be held on MONDAY EVENING, January 9Th,
at 6 O'Clock. By order, -
lad y JAMES ETUAkT. Sec:Y.
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A COLORED BOY. The advertiser has a
"A likely c"lored boy, about years old, healthy,
which he would place at an approved home, until lie
is ID wears of aye for clothing, sc. ia6-l A.
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SrEcIE. The Havre packet a. New York
will TAX, on, Salo,ooo in specie.
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HpALTI1IORE BLMCKING AND INK

UDALTIMORE BLEACHING AND INK
Id MANUFACToRY, LIGHT STREET, (Oppo-
site the Fountain Hotel.) superior article of Oh
Paste Backing, warranted to produce fine let polish
and to retain its virtues for any length of time n
paired-Ofered at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices aud on accommodating terms.
A,so--4G0 gallons Black Ink, by the bottle, gallon,
or barrel British Lustre, warranted pure lead bulk
or TO packages. Purchasers rcspec fully nyitnd
to call. CHAS, WISEMAN & 60. l!0in
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Rev Ma. TORREY. If the gentleman now
undergoing punishment in the Maryland Peni-
Tertiary, for aiding slaves to escape from their
owners, be the same man mentioned in the fol-
lowing article, which appeared IN the Balti-
more Gazette of the 24th of June, 1888, he
must be fond of setting laws at defiance, and
has had tolorably extensive familiarity with
the interior Of jals, and the blessings Of con-
fnement. We hope that his 'perturbed spirit"
will have rest after he shall have served out his
present term Of confinement; and that he will
so conduct himself hereafter as not againsto
render it necessary to make him renew his ac-
quaintance with prison lisciphn
Rer. Mr. 1orreg. This gentleman it seems
has been again imprisoned by the government
OF Buenos Ayres for an alleged violation OF the
laws, IN marrying citizen OF the United States
to native female of that country. THIS &C.
Cured so long ago as 1884, and at the last ac-
counts he had been Is days incarcerated III the
same prison ia which he was formerly confined.
it is pretended that there were circumstances
in the case which rendered it different from
that on which lie was arrested before, and on
ti'c stlcnSII vi WItCh lie SONCTtIiliC.it chpcCl
to convict hun. What these circumstances are
has not been slated.--.N. Y. Com.
IMPORTANT FRon New GRENADA - Settle
m:nt Of american Claims. The New York
Journal of Commerce has received letter
from Carthegena, under date Of Nov. 25, which
states that MIR. Backford, our Charge d'Ai-
faircs at Bogata, had just succeeded in settling
with the Government of New Grenada, the
old morris claim, which has been pending
for upwards of twenty years. 1t is settled too,
in most satisfactory manner, and after grea,
deal of trouble. MIR. Blackford has settled also,
the claim OF the By-chance, and several others,
which had been pending for years. The U. s.
Brig Oregon arrived there on the 18th Octo-
Der, bringing Com. Sloat, for Panama, on his
way to take command Of tho Squadron in the
Pacific. She landed Mr.. F. Dixon bearer OF
dispatches for the Capital, who left on the
18th of the same month. The Oregon will
await the arrival of Mr.. Blackford, who will
return on leave to the United States, and will
probably sail for Norfolk about the Goth De-
cenber. The presidential election is now ag-
tattng every Grenadian bosom. The contest
will be between Generals Mosquera, Borrero,
and DR.. Cuervo. The former will, in all pro-
liability, be the successful candidate.
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Gg- VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. Tie annual
meeting of the Vigiant Fire Company will BE- h. Id on
MONDAY EVENING, Jan; 9th, at O'Clock. Pune
ual attendance Is requested
= ia3 81 l.. D. DANIELS, Secretary.
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WRIrING PAD. We have tried one Of these
articles, and find it very convenient to write
upon. 1t can be had at the book store of
Messrs. Waters & Stevenson, Baltmore-st.
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ty- DEPTFORD FIRE COMPANY. The annual
meeting Of the pcpuord Fire Company will be held
On THIS (Msndbyl EVENING, January 9th, at half
past O'clock. Punctual abundance il requested.
1t THOMAS NEWMAN, Secretary.
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TEKRAPINS! TEKkAPlN
TUVHE subscriber has just received a large lot of
salt water rERRAPlNS, which he will serve up
by the single plate or TerrapD Private families and
Taverns supplied q, small advance cost.
EVAN HAMILTON, German street.
iat Al hetWeen Hanover and Sham ste,
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rnsO TIN PLATE WORKERS Wanted
II Immediately, FOUR additional Workmen. The
Us Foreman in their manufacturing department. He
must be perfectly acquainted with roofing, spouting,
aud job work generally to such hand liberal wages
and cOnstan, employment wbe given Also, three
fist job workmen wanted; hut the very hest
need apply JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
Jag No. Is Baltimore street.
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UNATENT SOLAR LAMPS. l have Just re-
ceived a further supply of Patent Solar Lamps
for burning Lard or Oil from the celebrated manu-
factory of COrnelias Co. and Ellis s. Archer: these
Lamps of superior style and finish, and warranted
Camphene and Pine OH LAMPS, of all d. scrpiious.
90 All kinds of Lamps cleaned and repaired.
a2.6t T. WEST, Is Sharp street.
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FMYO THE LADIES. The subscriber is selling
IL OF at reduced prices, handsome assortment OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of Mouslin
and Grape de Laiues; Cashmere i'Ecosse; Apacas;
plain and 6g'd Meruoes; BotubaziGes; Gala Plads,
Plaid Cloakine; Pong,e; irish Popiiu; Linen Cambria
and Linen Cambria Bdkfs; CalicoCs a very large and
handsome assortment; Me limo, Thbet, Tagioni and
Blanket Slaws; Ginghams; Paper Cambrick; Cotton
Waddng; WEIGH Flannels, Warranted not to shrink,
Canton Flannels ard Blanketng: Crash; Whitney
Blankets; Table Diapers and Napkins; Long Cloth
Shiriings and SheeIings; Silk Vclvets; Laces and
Edsngs; Skrts; Brown Holland; Co!ored Cambries;
Lustrings, Serge, SC. HENRY w. COOKE.
jail OF the late firm of Cooke, Flint Co.
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LOOMING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
HAVE IN STORE, large assortment OF
"A German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which iatler myself can sell on reasona.
Bile terms as any other establishment in the country.
Also, POR TRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS SC. Call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 f. ). FRYER, No. NJ Gay street.
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NEW STYLE CLOAKINGS.
HWAMILTDN fGASTER 81 co. 203 Balti-
n n more street, have just received beautiful lot
OF nch Plaid Cloakings, decidedly the handsonest lot
we have had this season, embracing light and dark
coors, of plain and gay patterns. Also, superior
French Cloakings, i'm great variety; handsome Shawls
rich Silks; Cashlneres and Fancy DRY GOODS gen
orally. JAP st
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MHH~. MCPHERSON, No. So North Howard
1vM street, has just received large assortment of
plaid SILK CRAVhTS, all colors suitable to the
season at 81 Cents the square ja2- ct
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No. 35 CHANGED TO eli.
MJO. az TELL'S POINT MARkEG
~ SPACE, West side, third door below AiiceanEa
street, where can be bought every variety OF DRY
GOODS, aS low as at amy store in town. Now selling
Cashmere; Cashmere D'Ecosse; Nous de LANES &c
at cost; wn0l dyed blue black Mantle CLOTH, at
s. %; do. super do. -; CASSiMERES 81, upwards;
CAsSlNETS Gi", upwards; TwcedS; Ky. Jeans,
Lindstys, &e. in proportions; IRISH Linens Shirrgs
Sheeun+s, Shirt and Stripes, and all @sncslics, vGy
lnw ''lankets; Fannels and Canton Flannes; c0lorcd
Cambfcs from to 10 every variety OF Prints Glng
hans, Checks, and Fancy Articles; Hosiery aud 1rn-
mings, all OF which and will sell low as they
can be bought elsewhere Just received, some very
pretty CLOAkINGS. Call and see a No. 2,7.
jas rOd2wt N. CHRISTOPHER
EDSIaFiAG MACiilSE FOR THE BLIND.
"a In compliance with the request of many of his
fieuda, the subscriber viii have this Machine exhi-
bed, at the Museum, EVERY EVENING, from to
70'ciock. Mr. BEAVERS, blind young man, will
print whatever is desired.
G. II. ElSENBRANT.
0g- The undersigned having had every opportunity
of testing tue value of the above Printing Machine for
the Bind certifcs that II will every purpose
designed by the overwhelmingly, to print letters
any other composition, enabling two blind persons TO
correspond VITA each other, II. ). BEAVERS,
la6 IT. IA Blind young man.
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RORRIN EDGINGS-

He AMILT0N EASTER ~ CO., No. 203 Bal
II Il tmore street, have just opened splendid lot
OF Bobbin Edgings There great many new
patterns in the assortment We will sell them much
lower tnan they have ever been sold in this city, by
wholesale and retail. ja2-5t
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MASKS! MASKS! MASKS! MRS. NICK
19H son, No. So North Howard street has Just re-
ceived large quantity of Masks. TOYS OF every
description on hand and for sale at the lowest cash
prices. to close sales. ja2-lw
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NO. ~ Bait more street,
Above Holt. ay- ST., Baltimore, Md,

a tRgtA'T RUN ON TUCKER & BROTHERS,
NG OFFICE. Our Prize file was filled with rich
prizes up to Thursday last, sill more on Friday, and
stu more on the returns of the celebrated small Frv
OF Saturday last. our friends abroad may couprstu
ae themselves on Their increasing patronage us.
SlcOO we sent to Floyd county, Georgia; slVO 10 Ia
ser.town, Md, $50 again IL Harper's Ferry; 500 we
sold to citizen in Hanover in packages Be
SIDES OF 500 Of $50 of 500 in ST; gle tickets.
TO DAY-Si5000 and gu 600 Capiials. Tickeis
only So. For the lucky ones, apply to
L. 7. TUCKER 4 BROTHER
III Head of Centre Market
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ENOR HIRE. colored man, n slave, a first
n rate waiter in every respect, and can come high
ly recommended. For particulars, appl, at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office
in1 Mo q al.
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6tO-PARTNE FREUK fiCkEf
u has this day associated with him his sons, AN
DREW J. FICKEY and FRED'K FlCKEf il, and
will continue e business in future under the name of
jaa,tf FREDK FICKEY SONS.
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GtOOD NEWS! EXTRAORDINARY RI
" OF LUCK! LOTS OF CAoH!. DOYLE
CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. LA PRATT srRs
United States Hote) That is the spot for prizes
the many who have experienced tue extraordina,
luck of this brilliantly lucky office testify. Ne
less than % three No. tickets in week can't nos
sibly be beat All those who have had hand in
the good luck had better call and get Of the cap
ita prizes in the following splendid schemes 10 DO
drawn this week:
MONDAY, capital prize sl5,o $50, tickets S., shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets So so, shares in
EDNEsDAY, capital $50 900, tickets $40, shar Q.
IN proportion
THURSDAY, two capitals of sl2, 900, tickets as.
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY, ca val prize $4,000 tickets o. shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY mtal $1,000, tickets 81 so, shares in
proportion.
a liberal disc at will be paid to persons who psr
chase by tn pa, age quantity.
For sale IN the greatest V.re oi lucky ntnsGcrs by
the package, single ticket, share. orders ne~
mail or otherwise, addressed IL
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street.
FRI ''ohositr u. n %. x. X. ncpnt.
S OTrEltIiGS FJ.x pkaG WEEK oRE
IL Al FOuLOWS. Be sue and trv ,omr tucn ~
some o tieh, at The Office OF those fortunate venders
ft4ETCHGk Il CO., No. " Baltimore st above HoI-
luay' uIilhs investment may put you in posses-
sion Of an indepen ence Tor life.
TODAY Capital prize Of 81 5es0, Ticke,s az
shares in proportion. v"
TUEsDAY-Capitai 5000, tickets sat, shares in
proportion. 81 "
WEDNEsDAY-l Capital Of sso, oeo Tickets SO
shares III proportion. VIZ
ThURsDAY-CaptaI Prize sl2,Ooo. Tickets ss.
shares in proportion. w.
FRIDAY-Capial of 10000 Tickets "A. sharex
In proportion.
sATukDAY-CapitaI prize s., 900. Tickets s2;.
shaIes in proportion. v"
Drawn NOS OF Md. Lottery. class l, Jan. 4-iowest
prize 81;
&c 30 81 10 81 As 81 SIS 6 9
For tickets in all lotteries direct your orders To
JAMES FLETCHER 4 co.
Mn RnlI
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DACKAGES! PACKAGES! On Saturday
n we had the pleasure of selling the Cd ca ital Of
slooo to comb. III 81 49, and $50 prize, both in the
same package. This plaialy shows that by the mack
is the best way purchase and the s,lrest way of
obtaining high prize. The drawn. Nos. are:
66 SO "a 10 81 4S "a SIS 9
THIS DAY, draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 3-76 Nos. and 10 ballots
SPI.ENDII' SCHEME:
prize Of Sl5,OOO prize Of S250O
10000 20O0
5000 10 lo00,&c
Tickets S5.OU-shufes in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERfONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st ard Exchange Place; or,
Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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O. UPEi<FTA IL WHITNEY BLANlk EPS
- The subscribers have gu hand IA spleadd assert
ment Of fine, super and extra fne TO- l2, 10 and IA
Whitney Blankets and general assortment Of white
and co'ored FLANNELS, which they are enabled to
sell cheap, Wholesale or retail.
DORSEY NELSON, 65 Baldmorc-st.
p 8. Also, ehesp lot of IL, 10 and IA Imperial
QUILTS, dl4-eolm
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THyIIE LONDON IMPROVED WRITING
H. PAD, or SOLID BLUTrER. The improved
Blot,er consists of solid pad Of fine blotins paper
presenting smooth and even surface for writing up
on. When the top leaf becomes blo;ted il can be
moved, aud fresh and clean surface presents ITSELF
this may be repeated forty weight times. Economy and
comfort are thus united in the Improved Solid Blottsr.
For sale by the quantity or single one. by
WATERS & STEVENSON,
|, Stationers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
lad. 9t No Oh baltimore street.
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BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, Sc.
NBTNiS RED TOPAZ a III sIPF.IE3i', Sc,
u handsomely in gold Ladies' who want hand
som" BNEA -TPlN or BRACELEr, at a very low
price, will please call on G. d. CLARK, Water-st
second door from Calvert, where general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
offered for sale. eIy. Old Cold and Silver taken
in EXCHANGE, al
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tFor the American Republican,

CEUMS-A SUGGESTION.

MEssRs. EDIroRs-l desire to throw out,
through your valuable aud widely circulated
sheet, a few hints, which, flatter myself, are
entitled to some consideration.
Baltimore has been Justly styled the City Of
Monuments; and if the excellent and praisewor-
thy virtues of our illustrous ancestors are not
initiated by US, it will not be because
Nomarble SHAFT is reared to tell
The story Of their fame"
But it is not in monuments alone that our beau
titul city can boast; she can point to her LycG-
ums, her Debating Institutions; those inteleC-
tual gymnasia, which hold out TO the youth
such mighty incentives to virtue and know
ledge; and may she not say with the Roman
matron, These are my Jewels" That the
Lyceum system is fast rising in point OF respeC-
liability and influence, is clearly seen in every
intelligent community. The old preiudces
that formerly existed among parents are disap-
pearing. They entertained the notions, that
the debating hall was but place of wranglng
and angry disputes, a place every way cal
cuated to engender ill-feelings and quarrel
some spirit, and destroy the finer sensiblitcs of
the heart But these notions are giving way,
and the real merits of these institutions, hither-
to obscure, are now seen and appreciated.
1t is not expected that the Lyceum will an
swer as a substitute for the University, or the
Academy, but it can do much for those deprived
of their advantages. The mental powers are
here tasked to their uttermost, every faculty of
the mind is awakened and called into action,
and the dormant, though immortal energies Of
the soul aroused by the clash and contact Of
mind with mind, will brighten and grow nigh
ty; and thought once plumed for flight, will
soar like Ncwton's or Franklin's, to unlock
the flood-gates of Heavens light, and launch
the thunderbots Of truth far into unexplored
depths beyond
Ifthis be the nature and effect of these nsti-
tutions, there ought to be devised plan, by
which their existence can he render more gen
eral. One way, and perhaps the best, by
which this can be brought about, is, let there
be organized 4 parent society (you may call it
the Congress of Lyceums if yon please) consist
ing of delegates from every respectable Lyceum
in the city. And let this parent society meet
at stated periods (say once in two weeks or u
monthly to transact such business as shall be
deemed necessary for the promotion of the de-
sired object. And you may, by means of sub
sciipton, create prize fund, out of which to
award premiums for excellence in composition,
Sc; and indeed, with very little trouble, this
might be made enc of the most useful insutu-
tions in the city. We hope that the members
and friends of the different Lyceums, will take
this matter into consideration, and give it their
hearty cooperation. J. w. NJ.
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Reported for the American Republican,

.4naual Session of the Synod of Virginia.-
Thursday Evening, Oct. 10th. A numerous
congregation assembled in the Rev. MIR. Ham
ner's Church, Hanovcr-st., this evening, to lis
ten to the proceedings of the annual session of
the Synod of Virginia. The Rev'd Stephen
Taylor, of Petersburg, delivered the opening
sermon, from the 18th and 18th verses of the
Sd chapter of Genesis. The discourse was
solid, practical, and interesting, and doubtless
made deep impression on the minds of all
who heard it.
After the conclusion of religious service, the
Synod was constituted by prayer, and the roll
Of the different Prosbyteries called. The Rev.
Stephen Taylor, of Petersburg, was elected
Moderator for the session. The Rev. Thomas
J. Shepherd, of the District of Columbia, was
elected Recording Clerk, and the Rev. Andrew
II. IL. Boyd, of Winchester, Reading Clerk
As the hour was too late for the further trans
action of business, the Synod adjourned to
meet again in the same place tomorrow morn
ing at nine o'clock
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FIRE AT SYRACUSE. A letter from Syracuse,
N. Y, announces the destruction on Monday
of the Touring mill owned by ]. C. Woodruff,
of Syracuse, and John c. Beach, Skaneateles.
Also, a salt mill, owned by J. P. Haskin. The
total loss in the former case is about SIS, ooO-
insurance $1,000. The salt mill was worth at
least S5000-no insurance.
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PERSONAL News. Hon. S. A. Elliott, of
Boston, Hon John P. Kennedy, of Baltimore,
Hon. w. V. Wordsworth, of Hyde Park,
Rev, J, o. Qoules, of Boston, Thurlow Weed,
OF Albany, IRE at the Astor House. Nj. St.
Clair Clarke of Washington, is at the Globe
Hotel.