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Pro.es.sbn Europe the above CosIen, on 81 NOAf
EVEEING, Oct "a, a. u eeoek The public are coaiauy
INV I
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Rutser-st. Churcb.-COs1USIoN sAsBATH-Ssr'
rp To NORROV NOPV9G Oct % at 10y O'clock, ~ tbs
R,v RiCHLRD ". JOHNSON, D. D., aud 90 the EVEN
mo 81 ~ oo och BY the Rev j. kDSON RIO WILL OF
Mt
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Southern Aid Sociefy.-Tbe second anniyevsy OF This
socieIy be held the Rev Dr. Pnhss Church corner o.
4th sy And .Sd.st on WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct S's Al
"A o'oot The annual Report will be presented BY the Kew
Dr. STILES and addresses delivered by several eeniiemen-
enc or two Of the.a from the South.
Bv order Of The Ex. Committee.
GERARD HALLOCk. Treasurer.
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Religious Wants in Hayti.-The Rev JAMES raso-
)y Peuipstops Church conner Prince ard 81. pp't.
SUNDAY FVRNtr @ the 2sth "a u at y o'clock coll g
tot TO- ire beueh he Lecturer will be taken after tbs
rsn.l ollecf ON for the Church.
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The Moant.ins IN a. Moor.

It y an ascerta med fact,that there are three
classes Of lunar mountains: The tirst consists
Of isolated, separate, distinct mountains Of 9
very curious character. The distinguishing
characteristic OF these mountains is this-they
start up from 2 plain quite suddenly. On the
earth 1t Is well known that mountains general
" COUP 10 ranges of groups but we find these
isolated lunar mountains standing Up entirely
apart, neyer~havlng been connected with any
range. lhe one named Fico is 5000 teet high.
This mountain has the form OF on immense
sugar-loat and # our readers can imagine 9
iairlyys proportional sugar-loaf 5000 feet in
height, and themselves situated above il, SO IS
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100, 600 CoPRslll

STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THH
10 WESTERN WATERS. AND STEAMBOAT
DIRECTORY.-The undersigned have now m corr.
of preparation a new Steamboa5 DIRECTORY. which
will be issued in October next. The book will con
tain over two hundred pages. illustrated in the hest
style, and neatly bound Ia . durable manner. Il
will v one Of the most interesting books ever pub.
lishe md will be q book that WI he interestinr b
all Oh 9ees Of people.
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY will contain .
complete list and description Of ali the Steamboat
now aloat in the Western and Southern waters
The length, model, speed, power and tonnage Of eacs
boat, where and BY whom built. the name Of IN
boat, with the trade she is in. Also. the name, n
captains and officers, her age, etc. etc. The Dircs-
tory will contain a History Of Steamboats, and steam.
boating ON the Western waters, since the aDDlicatior
Of steam; also, q sketch of the first boat bnift for IN
Ohio River, with the name Of the builder, comrnasd.
er and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain q list and
description Of all the steamboat disasters that have
occurred on the Western and Southern waters. bean.
tifully Illustrated. with a Iist ~ MI tI,osa n,hn -.
persisted by their burning, sinking and Exploding On
the Western and Southern waters. The Directorv
will contain maps of the Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri.
Illinois, Arkansas, White, Red. Ouachita. Yazoo and
other rivers, with the towns and cities laid down.
with correct distances; also, many other river and
commercial items of interest to the people at large.
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NOUvELLE BOULANGERIE. -Ie
soussigne informe respectueusement ses ami
es le public des Opelousas ct des e~nvirons, ou'l on.
yri.a, dams que!qnes jours, en- cette vile. une. non.
we've boniangerie. u aura les services dun al DIns
partalts Doulangers de Ia Nouyelle- Orleana II "a.
elaine une part du patronage public.
Il II Aedt. "a. RrER