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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
-. TApsC0rT,s GENERAL E,iaGh a.

EHA rlON OFFICE, 10 5ooinsaoe'
.saEs6 Wster.oo Kosd, Livsfpo9L n,,t of IN. ola
Pers9ns ssnding for iher ihaaa. ,5rsn,. Win sss
$685.. On rs.sonses s.ln. 70 ezys s.a 9Iogsn cut
In THE NEW LINE OF ~. II !. w.sI snoMn mr.
Tn. sp sy ss5. sad lasnse sizs ts eoing LOO
.oas and upward tenasr, .1r@ more 1 M saa
inc, usY DO placed IN then puccnaiJ on saiins. Tho
nrSoers agents for The 81 George Union Lice
- y.,pooi any OF winch passage De en-
,aIed 90 reasoeADu For farther particulars sppy
20 w. < J. E. 5AFSCOTT, IS SoItksueet
my4 corner Ns6cn-isne-
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Removals.

pkuiD pRIS
JAMES PERRY CO.. LONDON,
STEEL PESs
TEEO RI?kE, Agsrt,
Removed 70 No 80 P-A-tsI uyl sts-
NATIONAL DEPOT OF WARToN OF PARIS.
|. removed
No Iss WlIan-si Ne~-Tcsk rnyl 5as'
DEn0ya R CaotwELL havirg re.
Ii moved from his lac - w ilsn-,i - "a alden
.ne scr. lie sl.rauon of COu1:r Merchants and dealers
~ ~ zr,. .ni vzri-d OF imported
ca Portable WIRING DESKS. "ork Boxes, Money Boxes
Ms,ilod Wrl.-r. Mer.Srsncuu POCKET and Bill Books
and Wallets lnSstarcs fecs and Pen Hocers
Pare, Fanny Ornamental! Boxes Shaving C.ses, Fancy
C1t-yx 60 silvr. and Seel Pens e.d Pencils iaIs
Perfumes and in fact every sric- usually kept grzrf
y.cy and PecA-I 4oaH D1sInets Srrso7s soou: p1t
Chasing N The ABOVE LIE - 1900 &c 40: S1'9S Z
cz-- G-Oi,o- - S1O-N -Lb,
N.Y. eod:s Msa4fselufer ss1 LIZ pott-t p Asi-eaaae
DE,,Oy.I..-PECk, NtcOLSoS WRIGHT JOS
. I. ISl P-.r-,, W.. 81 C-dA--s. nearly OF pos-
&c Pc.t-CScr between William src Nassau New
Yorx vh-,- th-y have received prepared
show Ars- aad complete assortment Of fashionable 81
st-i --py ~ orzcr % jc1ng lct=fgpT Trace. Sort-
En- E.lerr arc es,ers MercAr = 2ec:y Invited
u e md examine t=f socG TOT variety and extent m
surpassed ey other todss ney maj rest assured Ia
.xirz iutoe.rents will offered Iasm for Casn s2
proved paper. =. LUZ
DEnoyAL-F.Jbs-s,'. Platform sesles-FAIe.aks
II c. have removed 10 No La "st=r-st ErA. W all
NY; ISL
FABIAN CORN PLASTER-Aa e:fectaaI and
case L sco0ic fail tie E,ocey
vii be refunded For ,se by DAVID SANDS CO., =
s., Broadway Ice Ealicr-s and rs Brostway ssd BY
DrgggIis generally. PI.ee - eroA Is -"n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04


THE EARLIER Prophecies OF ISAIAH. BY 10;
..ph Adci.on exAnd-r, Professor IN i5- Theological
Sc nirary PRINCETON N-wJers-y One vol $780, sses anty
pfiulec. Pt!c- 50 Pubi.hed this d4y by
WILEY < PUTNAM. lbi Broadway.
ALSO NOW R:ADY-TheOlosiczl E.says, Reprinted
firm the Princeton One large volume Syo hand
sonely printed. Price :! 80
The DEGREES GJt Tue Esry History OF Pelasiani.m
Original Sin The Doctrine OF lmPnsuon IL and III
M5suclhoc on the Nature OF SIM Doctrines OF The Early
Socicisns TIE Power OF Contrary Cnocei The l1abty
OF Sn.-rs; TIE New Divinity Tried; Beuen the Atone
n-nl Sscrrdg.l AhsoluliOn; Regeneration Sancihca-
tnn TssH,uh=ianrs.iou suudsy Mails. Bodily Efse. oi
Religious Excitement; T1o!uck's History Of Theology
Tr.rsccnt -nIallsu; C-n,e AID feet
rny2 2lis WILEY & PUTNAM. Isl Broadway
JUST PUBLISHED,
DERENOLOGIGAL ALMANAC for !si7-Toe trade
a supplied g the cost =. manufacturing. BY
InyI imi.. FOWLERS = WELLS i5l NassarsI
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
DART TN ENTY-TWo vi Virtues D-vouOcs! Family
Bible, Illustrated by highly wrought engraving Of
jacob. Well 4: Sycnar." from drawing taken Inc
spot by w. Il. Bartlett E,q. Published by
MI ST. late r Martin Co 2s Johnst
DowLING'S RoMANISM,
ILLUSTRATED
Ju.; Published. Tenth Edition
nS THIS POPULAR AND bEAITIFU IL VOLUME,
" win soi-.u!l c1srz,tngs -2su awe OF Romans
u hAnts9al- osEsIHents aincing.
Cbt-vers Lectures u ~ rAs'lihs fIcSrest FoCIi'
edition, n numerous see -ngtsvipss
Neal and .l-ga,. 5 ookaInclng in a! is var-li-s-
y w hAs ia pre- 5ars.va ne aosI beautiful Aat costly
styles OF Pictorial Bdrss for Hafers Illuminated 6Io.e,
a; tne Cheap Bookstore srG Bindery, III FClLon-.I
iSfi.r z WALKER. IL sliton-sL
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STEAM PROPELLERS

rT00 - TRANSPORTATION TO C6lCAGo'
E1ssS2S52t Lake Ere and Lake Ontario via Os"eso.-
Cheapest outs 70 Tho Upper IakeS 3d.,
The Nea-York, Urce and oswexG Lac Of Lao 49,
VIII received Goods dsly, Ssbbsihs e1esptsS' mes.
Pier, Co@nrrs-sbp, New-York, for any p9tI .,-nes
tysn Lake Ene Lac Ontario, or Riyer B -
No u.nshipmsn betwesn nsw-fort and Lin. a,
The Line u united oswcEo WI sionssnis from Os
Steam fropeLep nakn2 semf%es-''
ueso % Lske Michigan md navigation untntst.
The Welland Canal 4. now open s1A N>
rapuod Upper LAx mi. Limo Eauch chea Der dan
Goods VIII DO forwefae1S' -
by he Buffalo rouis
Eor nsass or . EoSsifER, Zoe Brosdss. N. York
no TONS No. GIerdon Pig Iron fot sale b.
lUUnyliw Jos. TUCkSRkAN, % "esssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

SaIen OF Real Estnte.
BY George r. Robins.
Lot with 3 story dwelling house thereon situated
on the North side i,h ST, between Avenue { and
D, 90 Il 3 ins by 90 1890 s''e'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
aursir,I Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ai.cuoneer.
~ D1fsn A n ne a. PLAT

JOSIAH RIcHARps, Al,eusneer.
ny BsSES. RICHARDS e. PLATT.-s'ors
- ~ S.oadwsy.-iSrrai Casn Aa'AoeeS a'sa' % eSn
On TUESDAY EVENING. May Sch.
eoiieescs .: LosSoa sosss rom Pi1s.e library
Books tecssty Imported embracing standard WORKS ca
On si TUESDAY ' ETsSIN s S Nay ls
vALuAsLx LAW LisxAxY-An extezsive and very vsira-
OF All The New Report, ana most Of Ss nper
ani Eassh aad American Reports, rresises and Dxess
Particulars hereafter.
81 Catalogues WI be ready On Saturday previous TO
r COLTON 8 Go. Aacaoo Voaau.s.oa aos
~'' ''' ~ ~ GoSDAY, n. SeSs''' returns a'a''
SHxnsY's SALE OF Piano Eexrks, rusxIruxs dc com.
prsing Plaao sostes, sofas Bulrsux ooomsn,
ssIS a. osnf sss &
Malurssr. China and Gsss Ware, Loosing Ga..s., oil
Paintings poscn Rockefs, Waahstsnds. Toilet TsSles
Mon,sl Lamps &c Se &c
Al 10 O'CLOCK al No loo ChsinsAl corner OF PeaTst On
the fourth ato.y.)
SHxnrr's SALE OF PAINTING orrIeE, &c Consisting q
sppertanins TO soSk .ad JOB Pfioiipg e.;,oa.heol
d THURSDAY, Ma, 1sh, ls.s ~ 90
Al iei O'Clock. AZ sae STORE Of A srass X Go. No. ~
Doors, snors AND B,osASI-soo cases tresh and sea:
'onabe Boots Shoe. aud stossn., eo@pr.ng general
Al 10 O'Clock, a. Store No. Liseriy.sl
Doors Shoss AND SRoeANA-lO,O cases Boots, Shocd
and Srosans, eoustauns svery variety sasbe for South
rss, Western 1ni Sorteera trade Sale positive
II. DUCLUZEAu, Ancuouesr
A AkGE AND PkhEuRTykf SALE OF Ele-
Lsas, fssaoasbls Rosewood, Black WALNUT aad Mahos.
sny furniture Of The moss modern close eoacvrn.
nj HE arxe In The Coliseum. No. 80 oroaiwN-
TUrTLE DUCLGZEAU will sell al suction on Tues
cay Missy 5 10 O'clock IN the above rooms large and
valuable assortment superior rosewood, BLACK
sad mahogany furniture eomprissg The largest
o the city made Furniture offered al auction this
,esson-lns wnoie uf which wtl DO peremPlory sold
close couccrn aud CONSISTS OF paror, bali and bcdroo
Furniture styles OF Louis XIV, Nv, and Ezabohan
whole OF which VIII be MrAnged WIN caiaosues 'ne
1sy previous. -
n B.-rhis sale will be found worthy The attention OF
pcrs anu III trade Terms cash. Riy2 Sus.
81 JAMES 81. MILLER.
lSsRM At SECAUCUS. Ne Jersey, for Sac.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS at AucuonIThe
nvsl valuable OF Tho don .lso lumber lhsl have
never offered to hu public, VIII aso pltco
on rgesdsy 5h May, ~ O'Clock, al No. 2Sl broadway
ulp ,tots Amateurs and specualors particularly In
wed 10 attend. GEO. B. ROLLINS, Auciioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

l UOkING-GLASSS S {. LOOKING Glasses - Those
IL Ulshns their houses and oh-rs wsutlrg Looking
Classes would DO well ~ ca 81 Ito dliocsi Or o3 Pearl
here variety be found 81 Ih- cheapest ra,--
wholesale retail Larse small sIzed ia,aionaoiy
ornsn-usd hot plain French pse Gasses 70 SUIT ano-
szsd pier, viii - sold very iOS indeed PaiI
AID Tlehy oInSlraIed Portrait snd Picture Frsn-s Pzlct
iogs AID nsrsviass Looking Classes PArs by he box
s!ng.s; Old Glasses repsI-c Lzdies nile shopping
pIssse cal HOOPER BROTHER. n.y4 5Iseoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

III &. STONE, Matchmaker and J-weler, offers
RI great Inducements buyers Of Watches, Jeweiry,
Silver &C IL u 5. always buys for Cash.
ten, with sgai profits ard has idea Of -Ias rich IN
year TWO All goods warranted represented,
sale. Assortment consists Gold and Silver Watches
Chsius. Keys Pencils, Brooches GBc Bracelets Silver
81 Don, and Cups, Nc.
All OF The above named articles carefully repaired Old
Gold snd Sive. taken in exchange bous hl c,sh
II. q. STONE,
all Sawislf sol Proad ~ av cor WaIk-r..L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

ROYAL 0uRLEY, AucIonorr.
EIEGANT WINDOW SHADE5.--Tuesday
Il Mofuing at 10 O'Clock, will DO SOLD by hofAL GUN:
LEY Co. FL The Loug Room, 3ei Broadway, corner OF
Dunn.,t spenaid variety Of Window Shades combating
OF Arapesquc Nsues Flowcrs Landscapes, Architectural
Du-isus executed IN the boot manner and Tho
mrs. AWE Of cooring. Ludirs nyeG ~ examine
- - IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

H1snsHELL CARVED COMBS.-Z- 81 Quin5y,
sTS51 Broadway, haI eor-p.rts sssorEeni OF fAtcy
&a Articles ior presents, VIZ. dressing cases, VOTE
boxes, glove boxes carr CAGES. bags, purse. oesuf
boxes cr-ss snc connon 5f1sasr odrnr ooues 20
logne staacs &c he Pertumery-Coogne and cay IL,
&c Extracts from Lub.n, Ps-ey, BayLey, Blew &c 9'aP
OF al kidd ..,1us
The largest assortment O. Shells snd BassS go go,
combs that can found IL the ciy and hxss .yIs
curved sben combs -rer rstein New fofh'
carved and rosp. ~.Ia.. ,,rcrns: rsei
o,. 't rSss,es .sor.SscS.d .nd sde COMBS Of al de-
scroroo. vt.h rwis rck dressing o. AZ hns LIE .se
cy srr!c' e.; French jewelrJ' isa@s1 S1A So T-
cis pens, he - rr kt,d. NJ .h-i eo-nh.
RI Corros rckdo 70 of5rf-,
rrsar equal 20 Few
Al srte.es sold (aot low oGt cheap a. 3 Broadway.
a. 2aSlmtI
NTnRTRERN RINONS-5e ;ons NorIaern pIoorIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

Wh IL JONES, Auctloneof
R0OTs', SHOES AND BkoGANS, % " 1dns e.
g.rsoI Co No. ~ Poarl-sl Do comprising
large desirable OF Boou, shoo. and Bro
gaus Southorn Wosl7rn and City Dealers
ss received. Catalogues and goods ready day
ytuu 10 no sale. mnlUti.ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

DEnoYAL-F.Jba1i,. Platform Seales-FAsIh.aks
II s c. have removed 10 No La Wstsr-s- WAL
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5ituations, or. Daut.b.

XJASTED-A place, bs E uice Girl. and plain
~ s-viag or ca4ino-fwork End sewing Goo; C.ty
ference gl.-r Csi - Eas;-Sixt--rtt.t II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

BELOW.
4 bark with Boston numbers; also brig showing
Sturres & Chairman signal. Wind with dense fog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

FAMILY PRAYKR.-In binding a family
togetherIn peace and love, there is no human
Influence like that of domestic prayer. Uni
ung them IL a commca object, il unites their
sympdihics and desires. Raising their hearts
TO heaven, II brings them altogether in the
presence OF God. The family altar is an asylum
10 winch they repair from the cares and tolls
ol lille; reminding them of rest reserved in
heaven, II unites them in efforts of faith and
Obedience for lis attainment. Earth has no
holiet spot than a house thus santifed BY pray.
eI' where the voice of supplics,ion and thanks.
giving consccrates every day. where the word
ol God l. d~evoutly read, aud young and old
u mite 10 show forth all his praise. Ii may b,
humble, but it is holy. Poverty may be there
aud sorrow, but IFS inmates are rich in faith
and JOYOUS in the Holy Ghost.-Sickness ma,
enter u, but IT comes like an angel oil peace
and mercy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
The New Orleans Bulletin of the 3lst

The New Orleans Bulletin of the 3lst ult.
SAYS
We learn from a letter received by a gen.
tlemsn in this city from a naval officer now
in Pensacola, that Commodore DINNER m
templates makingan attack upon Alvado, i'm
mcdiately. Light draught vessels only can
be used ia the attack, and the Fiirt, now re
pairing at Pensacola and taking in stores, is
TO be one OF them. She will sail for Vera
Cruz or Sunday or Monday next.
The writer of the letter from which we OBJ
tain this information also states that he heard
Nh officer who is high III command, predict
that the American flag would be floating owe,
the castle Of San Juan tUlloa within sixty
days. Perhaps preparations will not I've com
pleted early enough to reduce the castle with
in that time, but the expression droppin,
from an officer OF high rank, rcmoves all doub
OF the truth of the report that the attack i
contemplated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
~TRUsTEE,s SALE

% virtue OF two deeds oftrust from George w. Miller.
- I he one Ie6ring date The Hti September. 1871. Tho
other Tearing date tho 5th May, 1915, and both Of record
IN the Clerks ofhee Of the County Corrt for Ohio county,
! snail, on Tuesday, the sth Sopfcmi CIR, 1876. al the front
door Of the C"uri Use for Ohio county, sell at public
auction, parts of Lots numbered - 4 rs i'm Jonathan
Lanes addition To Wheeling, fronting s'out sevcnty six
feet on the East side of Main street. between Washington
aud North streets, and running back the full depth ofsaid
lots.
Selling as T=s-irc. 7 shall convey 10 the purchaser op'y
sucn Title a. - vested In me by the deed Aforesaid.
Terms at sale made known ON The hRy of rsic.
aug lni JAMES =. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
AN EXTRAORDINARY ususNATuR

The Philadelphia Ledger suy-.-"We arc as
sured upon the most respectable and reliable
authority, that u very extraordinary and inter
esing case 10 the medical faculty has occurred
at Little York, Pennsylvania. The head O
a ictus, furnished with hair and teeth, Ina,
widh hair and teeth, has proiruded itself ,hro
the side OF a little girl only eight years old
IL Is supposed that The irIus must have been
absorbed into the system of the child in the
womb, and to have grown with her growth
until Nature has taken these means of reliey-
ing her OF the burthen. This explanation.
though attended with many difficulties, which
VIII be- -eadily understood BY those acquaint-
cd with such subjects, seems To be the only
rational one that can be given in the case
Inc information came to a gentleman in this
CITY IN a letter from an acquaintance in Little
YORK. The case is of the most extraordinary
character
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

Mr.. John Armstrong. who went down IN
company with the Flying Artillery from Car
Isle. which passed through this city a few
weeks since, Ihas returned. lie says he left
them all in good health on Red River, and
mu, n pleased with their trip.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

THE RIGHT sPIRrT-Thr Ioo.u c,,,,
ief makes a bold stand Tor the labor snl rrr.
SEVERANCE Of The Yankee, aud tmly marks
As for New England aud Mss,scbo..t,s
why NE msst do rs well as wc can. A Ffan,b
wuicr ays That power is always popuL,f-
mo rich are grateful 10 IL for what II gives
ihtm. The South have tfIen from as ibe
protection 81 tle low. bat let rs be- thankful
thai they have left strong hands. which moth.
ing Gu tire stout beans-whicb potbins
can discourage; and a habit Of labor. which
not.ing con destroy. With thcso il shall po
hs'd' but We viii YET gei r living. aud make
money "a spite Of oil effort "a prevent &C."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
INDIANA.

We have returns from as out Of the 81
Counties in Indiana. They Indicate the cleo
ton Of Whitcomb, loco foco for Governor by
a reduced majority. There is thus far a whig
gain of ii in the Legislature. This will give
the wings a majority on joint ballot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

At Mords,own, N. J.. on Thursday morn.
ing, two lnshmen went to the blacksmith
shop Of &. Goliath TO grind a scythe, where
two young men, sons Of WIN. McCauy, were
AZ work. Some harsh words passed, and The
lrishmen went out, aud probably dared the
inmates to a fight, and were followed by the
young men, knocked down with a hammer.
and one Of them, named Banct. bad bis skull
broken IN, and remains ia a prccariOus silua-
ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10
Loss OF THE SHIP CHEyALIER- TT

ship Chevalier, Capt. Blanchard, for Liver
pool. with cargo OF 1861 bales cotton, while
eating out 'of the hsrbor of Mobile, on the
18th ult missed stays and ran aground on
Mobile Point, opposite Sand Island. She was
stripped aud abandoned, taking out only Is
bales cotton. leaving her broken in two, with
ID feet water in her hold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

Don Ferdinand Columbus, the son Of the
great discoyerer, gives this description OF his
iathcE-The Admiral was a well formed
man, above the usual statue with a long face
and high cheek bones, without any aspect OF
either iullness or leanness. His nose was
aquelinc, his eyes light, his complexion pale
ond lighted up with lively colors. In his
youth lac bad light hair, which by his thirtieth
year bad become wholly white.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-10

any 10 Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.
EsEMALE sEMINARY-Tbe Femsle Seminar IN
- North whcoiiag, conducted by Mrs. Wallace. viii,
on the last Monday IA August. ~ u very important that
sl who intend sendiDs their children a; any time during
tnc term should bave Them IN school on the first day Of
the term. None viii bo received for . shoner period than
q term OF :! weeks. a piano forte has been procured for
teacher, Prices are a. usual. For lessons on tho Piano.
and Tor Experiments in Chemistry and Natural PhiIoso
phk; tnere wil he an extra charge:
The course Of studies intended for the Institution for
the present, Is a. follows:
HIMAR Misunderstanding Writing. Spelling
AIthneiis, Geography, History ofihe United states. ..
JUNIOR CLAss-Algcbrs, Geometry. English Gram.
mar, Elemenis Of History with the usc OF an Ancl lent Al.
las and Historical Chart. Geography IL the Heavens. Bot.
any, Natural Theology.
SENIOR LASss-Physiolozy Rhetoric. Natural Phi.
losophy, Chemistry, intellectual Philosophy, Geology
Moral Science, Evidenoes OF Christianity. Analogy OF
Natural and Revealed Religion.
Additional studies win Be given to tho.e who wish a
more exiended course. The French Language will b.
The following sre testimonial. in fsvsr of Miss ,. Ad
ans who p'o be employed IN this Institution A. teacher.
kEEyoN CoLLNoE. June "a. 1910.
Rev. WIN. Wallace, Sill take pleasure IA ipf5rmiev
yon uhai J have long been soqasiuted with Mics Emiiy
80 80 ~ pa lhe tnufoh under MY pastoral
nsnneI- aud Pl0ts and exemplary department.. Ma. A
w., ~. = = Psfn, ana hss iof .ome year. bccn teacher in
90 which also bore a pastoral relation ana 4 h witb
1.ea eonnaenee thsi now recommend her - possessing
which you have called her Very respectfully yo,rs.
50 BRONSON Pre-. ofKenyoS College.
Il shofds me great pleasure 70 : sbe 70 concur must
iuhy ~ te aioyt recomlnendation N Pre-. Br0uson.
W. FRENCH, Pssfot Of ~. Lakes Cbufeb.
eEaSvittE, q. June N, 1910.
Ifon The scqusintsnec I have hen sble 10 fora vim
Miss Adsuts, I c%ieerhiny concur In Che sl.,ve re~o,,a,co
as'0p'. JACOB LITTLE, Pastor Of Granville
Presbyterian church.
Ga %AsvfLLE, o. June ~. lzW.
49, ' Aasus has fr thfoe ycsn pat been CONNECTED
wlu1 'ts insbtntiou a. stcacher. and I can chesr0,uv
concur iH fif sislvs recommendation
A. SAhfuAD, Rector ~ Granvile >. Semiesfy
Granville, q. July ~, Is@
kev Wm Wallace. sn-Ths - 20 reH,fy thst .c
ltsVc hfeu acquainted with Mis Emily Aasg,s a =.
fet mthF HfanftHe tetnaie Seminary co. several Fasss
40 cDleidcS Hef a. efsInentiy uushfed ff spet ssf,f,.'
NAtFF tsaRs Zee ~ beFt Ga. Frotonia. ItrEtr ~. IN
y iaRrEn, fruf - NAH a Mai Phi grse,ttr 80
Hcr nAtluH. ~ tuTx ". p ~. Ianea.trf TsygfS.
Rev y y. FeHscr0s, % ". B. gIufrh. W Cbsste5 ii
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ANOTHER PROpuET-N,m.,

ANOTHER observation-disclosures per.
sons are preparing TO emigrstc from Sweden
TO North America, under the guidance ofErtch
Janson, a fanatic, who has set himself up a.
a prophet, and who has thousands OF follow.
ers. The fate Of the Monnons is evidence o..
nough that such scots Of fanatics cannot long
endure in this country.
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TWENTY-NINTH CoNGRESS-First Scs.
Correspondence 9fhe Baltimore Amcricdn
WAsHlNGroN, Aug. D
SEN ATE

NAsHiNGroN, Aug. D
SENATE.
Mr.. Breesc offered a resolution, which was
adopted, grdnting three months additional
pay the officers and clerks OF the Senate.
Mr.. Cameron from the Committee on Pa
tents. to which bad been rccommitted he bill
from the House legalizing certain acts of The
Chief Clerk OF the Patent office. with ~instruc-
tions, reported the same back with amend.
menis, Conforming to The instructions) which
were ordered 90 be printed.
The bill 60 remit the duties which have ac-
crued, or have been paid upon tire importation
Of roll road iron in certain cases, which was
ordered To- b. cngrossed yesterday, was read a
third time and passed Yeas 70, nays 20.
Oh motion of MIR. Wcstcott. the bill To en-
able the people OF Wisconsin to lonm a Con-
s~tjtution and State government, and for the
admission OF said State into the Union, was
taken up and passed.
The Civil aud Diplomatic appropriation bill
was then, on motion OF Mr.. Lewis, taken up.
A large number OF amendmenis were adop-
ted. Among them
An appropriation Tor an additional appraiser
at the Custom House. New York, rendered
necessary by the establishment OF the Ware
housing system.
An appropriation Of $1,000 for buoys, 10
buoy out recent discovered channels.
An appropriation pf $500 u To pay the
State of Massachusetts ior military expense
incurred in the war oi 1912,
For a Marine Hospital at Napoleon. Arkdn.
sas, $1,000.
For a group Of siatuary by Gnenougb, S..
600.
For pa wing claimants the amount Of the two
missing instruments ot the Mexican lndemni-
ty, $500, 000-io b. psid la Eve per cent.
government stock, rcdcemable in five years.
An additional section was added to The bill
directing the proceeds OF the Magnetic Tclc.
graph between Washington and Baltimore "a
Dc paid to the Treasury Tor the US of the Poe,
Office Department.
The bill was then read a third time and
passed.
The Senate then passed the bill for the sup
: port of the Military Academy Tor the year "a
aud after an Executive Session, adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRENCH SPOLIATlONS BILL,
Tic HOUSE found this morning. upon meet.
Jog, that the title of the above bill had no
bcen acted upon.
Mr.. Dromgoolc made objections To further
action. and Mr.. Jones OfTenn. moved 10 la,
he bill upon The table. This the Speaker sic
was not IN order. The Bill had passed, an,
the title could not BIZ separated from H.. Tn,
bill was then read by its title and passed.
The Naval bill was referred TO the Commit
lee Of the whole, on motion OF Mr.. Mckay.
The Scnatc bill tOcOuirm land titles IN La.
was PASSED.
LAND BILL.
The bill To- reduce aud graduate The pric,
~ public lands came before the House upor
tbe question OF concuning la TIC amendment
OF Do, Scndtt.