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ANGLO SAXON, NNRTn AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, (new) NORTH BRITON, (new)
NOVA scOTIAN. (new) HUNGARIAN, (nev)
-, tnew).
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada. under contract with
the Canadian Government 70 transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
IRON ounbEc. vRoA Liv1Rro0L.
Evsrery alternate satur- Every alternate sdnes-
day from the 37nd Of day from the 3oth Of
November, Inclusive. October, inclusivs.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD ct Port
RATES OF PASSAGE:
T.o~ cAieeso 70 LYeryeoi, via Nib Csatral, Great
and Steamers,
H toV 70 loV
according TO accommodation.
EtoeYa
including cooked provisions.
Fom Liverpool 10 cAieasc, via Steamers and Rail
roads,
LIST .ss5 10 tl1S rs
according 10 accommodation.
70
including cooked provisions.
Afuliy qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Each Passenger ticksted through win be sl.
lowed the Same quantity Of baggage 1sHs By Rail-
road ~ by Steamer, viz 20 cubic feet for each
cabin end 10 fest for each stssraes passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
IL viii b. observed from the following table that
tbs Canadian line have beaten every other IL eyoss
Ing the Atlantic the average passages Of the COL
has and cunard lines by The annual tables In the
NY. Herald during 1851 being
EAsfwAnb. wKfTwAAD.
Collins Line, ltd III 20m Collins line, ISd lsh en-
CaAAyd" NJ. l0d 35h Sm Cunard /" NJ. III bh I'm
" Dsst0n Id 6h Gun Boston ia l3h ON
Canadian linel0d l5h ON Canadian 4. lid III ON
The longest passages made the Canadian Line
we're u days To Liverpool and 2 days to Quebec.
The Collins Lane have madr pssssges Of 10 to 10
days, aud the Cunsrd Lins Of ID 70 II daya
| For Passage or Freight from Chicago TO Liver
| pool, or Liverpool TO Chicsgp. apply 10
j. WARkACK,
Agent VI the NJ. D. IS. Co.,
No. 80 Desrbern Street, Chicago. Hls
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AeecPslea ~ senator CrittonAen.
~ Mr.. Crittenden was received at Covington,
on his return from Washington, like con-
qusrer returned from the field Of bis glory.
National salutes, torchlight PROFESSIONS, illu-
ninssioas and enthusiastic greetings vel
s6oms1 In oaee more to "his old Kentucky
~ esll nay kentucky rejoice as
e G1ises back to her bosom 70
$50 olIsn = servant returns =.
II 90 failalsl and manly an executes
j Srust.
reception - hardly less triumphant
j Cincinnati than q Covington. His speech
~ posissson Was short, but stirring, and we
sasEass tho following paragraphs from it
4 sav H. truth plainly, and as old Ken
tucky's cot, VAS bound to follow it. In
doing ~, | endsavored to do my whole duty,
and tho highest regard that can rAh, bowed
i The APPRECIATION Of those repyesgezL the
p Pc q 21, s State s.. da not es., eve
mot put ni1s. / would not atssr1pt . cover
up tho fraud BY little circumlesution, butI
would rather take the danger Of the psTils
through the wilderness, and NEST the appro-
val Of my friends, than silently eoucur il IN
act Of wrong. (Applause.) I aid 20, and
my hionst ambition has been gratiAed.--
Il IRE tAs emotions and fssliuss (which
n - no6pc hslp ne c.
pari l|ll has in sos1s,lsafss pas.sd
k1s0. ~ IN Adnist - ons
and = united On 60 ~
think, i you -
~ i, tleses ~ . ~
s. /; !: Is. : !: y!
1He' nuibns more,
aas ) bseoses e6antry:
- -, - SsdA hsv. eiyes n ! vel.
eons hon ws1l Asarss, for which Nf1basa
/ yoa. Il 10 txibute from Old Ksntu6 40
sl1ould not givs1es allths rsr1Due that r.
evsr collected BY tariff It Aks Allea 8
measure Of gratitudtAs os>raowing. Tear
NO. for the frowns o. mi the presi
dent. shall NOT sssk ~ him smile
and do not miD4.his fy6wns. car. nv
back again. Year vsl6oms 10 snou6 Ia
hsys filed mp heart with gratitud9 =
tuckyeas svls be- q mother % me, -
sons ~ brotAsfs - friends,,
Farewell, Tor Ao4ight. CD bless ~
prosper you an - orr u6bls Cd ken
lucky.
We shall y ~ thc indslgse
Of ! little party - seing the fsl1bv
ing ssnPlinsnt ofa0aRk Jssesssf leYor'
vAe Sspiied 70 the remarks 81 Mr.. ofistsn
ds1. In rsSering TO the Lecompton struggle
Capt. J. saiathat though be was Sousher
man. Che 10 South Carolinian BY birth, an
soul not ssAcrss the measures Of tn
Biak Rsgdhhcans. yet he must say, tina
thsy hafby their s6urseduring tha. rsrug
giea( ss<dt fhsuselvs rtsA srfadiny hon
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Iressy.nve Msl,,.ns 81 y e,I.r..

8RSsy.save 1dlstsn ~ DolIars.
AesisrAbls sun Of money, thaA 1t was
r. Aash - sufhced for the entire e1pssdi-
tufes Of uovernpsnt, Few years ogs. Nov,
e l. me shouse4 1s6s contracted, IN sia.
~ gear, BY sthis pspdsnt Administrator
-, for TIE privilege Of having james BuSA
ns Presidspt, and the Slavsholding Oil
r. ~ engineers Of bis ADMINISTRATION,
" - sshami1R debt Of S45, 900 900
- tkSn9 Rqnit Of ons years business
Rsnsnbr Nat, taxpayers
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO TIA DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New York. Doston.
and ell the stations on tho New York 4 kYis al
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. wARRACK,
Agenttf d. l.. II. Railroad.
Office No. 80 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'bS-d1y-c.n.s.
Sight Drafts On London at dollars Per star
lanF may beDbsatned ~ the 0dkee II the Grand
Trunk X. Il. Of Canada. In Chicago.
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.szts 0o0sCs9b tO0VS0SbOasg
There will b. QDestion Of Delegates fsela
~ Counties 4 r. essy, Leuisa end Des
Moinsu, tcomprisinj 1T Judicial Distsics,)
holden :. Burlin ssoa ESanesaay J NJ IN. It ;
o'clock p. M, for thspurposs Of nominating can
didasss for Judge. Proseottiae Attorney, and Men-
Der Of the 1osrdl Eisessssn. The ratio Of rep
resssaatles Tin Ns delegate for each one hun
PHILIP yIELE, ca ssp,. Com, Leeco.
p. s. ELLfoTT. Hpry b.
A.w.TAYLoR,LoyDp<co.
fITz AfNRY wAllkEN, De, Moines Co.
June sssss
ne hsiican lenvensien.
IT, kepublissns = - ossSfy vin meet in
cod9nion II CHARLlu1ON. ON SATURDAY
JULY PAtA - sapatiug .can
asl.sass - ~ - 6ssvsa1lsa 70 - hald )
Bsrliad koa, on The 18th Il Juay1sxt, to nominas
ssssdidate for Judge q che First judicial Dis
triet OF Iowa nd for tbs transaction Of such OH
er business a. the public interest may require.
PHILIP vIELE,
Chairman Rep. Central COMMITTEES.
June d, 1858.
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BANKERS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD.
n EUk yhW

REFERENCES:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Nlcssrs. Dana, Farrsr , Hyds, Boston.
Bank Of Esubury, Wells kivsr, VI.
Me.srs. MAstoeks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Messrs. Greeley = 0sle, st. Louis.
Rev. Tee. Dsnison, Keokuk
B; b. Hinmsn, ESQ.,,
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Won ~ The AesatG Of scandal, could have
lb4ratsly exposed himself, in the autumn
life, TO such gossip. Most likely he had
aome momsntary difference with his wife,
which tale.beafers aggravated into serious
alienation, and then invented in6delity on
his part TO account for that alienation.
dEN. LANE.-uen. W. M.F. Army, OK Nam
sas. thiuhs Gen. Lane will be bound over for
t,;.l. and he acquitted on the ground Of ius-
s.svIl ;.;s. n. !. IL, =.
slnsoio no".0'u'' Dus No
= politician is closed IN Kansas, ana ne tninks
he will leave the Territory on the settlement
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Nvxay DAy,u NAT
=. m.n,,..,..oot n,n., ;.;...;d h.. ham
~ ..s;" 49,. 49,, :. - hsu..a .,ons ~
.ounu - u''' 'ov'' NJ. 80. !. ~
u conno0s'on win 49, ~
'Sloea, smoother, stronger, Mner, $40 every
uay better than that manu1oG1ured in the or
d;narv manner. and. at tho Same tim cheap
~ 60 ~ -.
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@ s.s.a..; - -. "a oh.sr.,
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49,. - ~. ,ns.-.. I, !. !.
4 4 !. y ~. n M f.orlopSs
7Ssss - London Nes0s are
going Agh triah and enter
tain D Il. 90 !asg3
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The Josss ~ evening pub
/ liahss letter frc1 IN. esljisas, dated =
4 keaelphia, in which thAe Gentleman com
D the psblishn,( and the Slave De-
mo- D-gapsFsi upon the new auspices
under sykich that paper appears. We ex-
tract fDl6llowing sample paragraph
i ~ can j something now, since it has
fallen Islands OF men in whom have tho
j ssmast ce.aass =. se.n ~ regard % sne..
] sos tho eSssars Of : miserable cliaue. Of un.
neageQ poi'a9'sns
4 1aS .oagn .ompamsns uPon
sne icns nne % pue''snsls n,'ns1'o connec''
~ WIN snss ooaSeln. n'rA, .nu "s'nnk'
snu ti1'hosss sne sa01lass, s"u g.on'
tno' 70 menMoh Az "ho Wss p.ssaousis
Sonneo'ss "s'a .a1 Al'' '".. '-'''
"ssso'e nos'' VIZ Aa'e'us' - ps'
THx Niagara FAfIusE.--Ihe great steam
~ Niagara, about which 20 much has beer
said, and which mas caused 90 much admire
ton in Gritish waters, IL pronounced, by the
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LOST TEAM
GTRAYED from Ksokuk, % Satnrday,n
- May 20 - clay bank horse. white naas i'm
and tail, not shod on hind feet, years oldk <SN
49, mare syear old, heavy - zeal, ekssnut
Any one who will return NJ infor-
nation Of their whersaboutG2 Iply remu-
nsrated. Ny rssidense y % Glssst, be-
tween saa, ~ y. : ss y ,ssss.,f PAT SllzzlE.
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GTThe caase Of the explosion on ~
Pennsyivania, BY which SO many lives we're
lost, was the inatten.ion Of the engineer r
his duty. lie left his post too long v ks1
the company Of some women among the de-
psasengefs. b - B.
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GES. LANE.--Gen. w. M.F. Army, Of Kan
sas, thinhs Gen. Lane will be bound over for
tsiSl,and be acquitted on the ground Of JUS
tihable homicide. But he says his career as
= politician is closed in Kansas, and be thinks
he will leave the Territory on the settlement
Of the present difficulty.
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EAnAM Nd and silver watches,
CLOe om1CTACLEs, SILVER WARE, DC
- het. Main and johnson,
K R0K M .as Wv low
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sprcbablS that 6s, the 1ssher Of familyof
nNnspp ohjldllna and never till now blown
on ~ The Aesatk Of scandal, could have
fberatsly exposed himself, in the autumn
u life, TO such gossip. Most likely he had
aome momsntary difference with his wife,
which tale BEARERS aggravated into serious
alisnation, and then invented in6delity on
his part TO account for that alienation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

g. Vl hii havlha oeal '',s." OILY o." weeks
~ 3,'s u ,'elly IS u5i'5155-' ~ l15 Marcy taiis
'''' j. - % zoi5 Ul5@l w o'.'i "a -.' Court OF
l IN: . I t'al..s NY ~ ,..- ~ ga4a sllo1
tn g ''l' W 91 ca 90 -Ll7 i''s property
~ 81 ".. " Is5e' ~ 70 ILL., ls-s, 'aisT for
c-sn ouy an may oe MADE Tor loan on the
nv lo paIg Oh llis Pu cuts7' a,l any olAer p&r-
ers. y ~ FsNTFr Castig- z,l ,...,'o
LEWIS RODNkN hssir7sa wis 3rlr,t'
csc TrTTS hsei-rgl ps-r5n s''
f5 deWEs5w
~ ~ ID = -------
DA n. D. LAMsoN, AucI'oueer.
80 %SStEi GGN' SA bE,-Nil be sold at
s,i. New England Village. in Grafton, the 26h
H Of day of March inst, at TO O'Clock, A g., the
le'"pg Real and Personal Estate the property Of the
laws Manutacfutine Company
Ahe uhdiVlded halioi Bouse, tdrn and Land. called
tne Barrett Place. House, Barn ana Lot, and about
ILee acres OF Land formerly owned by Thomas Sargent.
IUo Looms. ani all the corresponding machinery for
DahaiActuflng Cotton SAeetngs and Dgiungs. Said
5l'eaiHtFy situate in ,he Davis Mill, New England va
age Aso, All the Furniture OF the viii, and Fixtures.
also AL the Tools, Patterns and Stock in the Repair
shep. Also, 1ne Lease Of said Mill
ms % 5le ~ PEI CENT c4sI ~ yer cent IN four
mouths end 30 per cent in eight months, with interest,"
For further particulars, inquire Of Hon Isaac Davis,
Worcester or George Lewis Of Boston, assguees OF said
Davis Manufacturing COMPANY R. y. rANeov .ro.,,...
Worcester March 4. 1858. rncb6 A.,
~. 9 VIM n ,,71, .slo JUS
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sE7O R ENE-rha logsr tenement 1t the house now
cupi5d by the Subscriber Co t4iuin ssv~u rooms.
mchi6 d.: Gao. r. BRYANT.
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gDUNCTALITE AND DESEA i u "a ;
D. KIMBALL & CO., Providence, R. L, wholesale and
retail deslsrs Books Magazine and Papers, have now
mailing department connected with their packing estab-
hshment and prepared to send any book paper or
magazine published 10 this country England re-
ceipt OF the order post paid the lowest cost prices
Address D. KIMBALL d CO.,
mch2 diff II Market Square. Providence.
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A correspondent of New Orleans
paper, in a description of the marriage Of two
slaves on neghboring plantation, remarks
that the minister, instead of the words, ,sun-
til death do part ye, used the words, "uuttJ
goN are MAa00tdablY separatea."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

DEAD HEADS CUr.-The Camden and Am.
boy Railroad Company has recently gone into
a thorough and wholesale overhauling of con-
duetors, agents and dead heads. 1t is said
that great latitude was INDUCED in by these
three important classes one Of the results be-
ing that the dead head class nourished and
expanded to an extent unknown on any 9TH
err route The reformation cut off an armv Of
them without ceremony, aad the result is
said to be saving of $40 600 month.
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Price Two cents
C5c 4aj y spg.

HE Nails ARE GONE, BUT THE Marks
ARE lH RE. Once there was n little how
who had a father who loved him dearly. and
wished, as all good parents do, to have his SON
good child. So, one Gay, he told him that
he would drive a nail into post whenever be
should do an act that was wrong. and when
he should do a good deed he would pull one
out Now, [ think this little boy tried to be
good, for though there were quite a number
OF mails driven into the post, after a while all
had been drawn out. Not one renamed.
Don't you think "Bennie" must have been
a happy little fellow the day that the last nail
disappeared from the post: His father was
very much pleased, and was congratulating
his little son upon the fact that the nails were
all gone; but he was much surprised to see
that "Bennie" was weeping instead of being
eiated. es' said the dear child. the
nails are all gone, that is true, but the marks
are there still"
Oh children, did you ever think that all
your bad deeds VIII leave marks Yes, marks
upon your so~I, and perhaps upon the souls of
others. Think of this whenever YOU are
tempted to DO wrong act. Saw to yourself.
~ shall make a mark that | shall not love to
look at--a mark that cannot be taken OUT
For even though this sin may be pardoned, as
to It's guH, and washed away, as to its Dolu
ton, by the atoning of the Redeemer, still it
leaves something that will prevent it's being
forgotten by you. Memory, like a mirror,
will often present it before ydn. How pain
full the view will be How you will wish
that you could have none but good deeds to
Look upon!
Then, my dear children strive to make a
mark every day of your lives, but let that
marx be good one-one that you will love to
see in days to come-one that will bring
smiles, and not tears. whenever you Think
upon it-one thai will leave a bright spot
upon your heart and the hearts of others, and
not wound that will keep fostering and
aching within your heart, or scar yonr CON
science Lay up for youreelf a store of sweet
memories that stall refresh you in age-that
shall cheer you upon sick or dying bed, and
even be remembered with joy in Heaven
Presbyterian Banner ard Aduocate.
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DR.. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES, SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMORs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
CONSULTATION FREE.
DR.. H. can, for all cases. prescribe equally as well by
letter. Price 50 90 per month.
The First Z Days of Each Month,
DIR, M AIRS HALL
WIN be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter and Spring direct ali letters to the Bay
State House. Worcester, instead Of the b. Nicholas Hotel
New York, as formerly.
nc d&wtf
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n &0U % COFFEE AT RIUUCE.D
~ PRICES, Of the best ami cheaper kinds. Also.
D aNDELION COFFEE, at the Coffee Mill, corner OF
Union and EIchange street, Worcester.
& rr-rrrrrr.
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ways IN ADVANCE. An subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
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Eonhs and SO cents for three months II Paidstscya
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four days $I2oj one week $780, two weeks 81 5O each
subsequent week 75c three months &c. (st six months
$40 (net one year SIG (net).
One half square or less one day zoe; two days Goci
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sequent week Zoe; three months $l six months ST. one
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20 to 500.
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versee E be confined to their ordinary gitimate bus
ness versug. and to the ordinary style of display.
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rates,
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
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Religious notices. cards Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from oIer
gymer aud the like, SOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices of funerals Csc
All obiuary notices or additions Of any kind to the
simple announcement Of deaths audmarages charged at
the Of rate Of sc a line
an transient advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference must be
paid for in advance
From and after this date above rates of advertising
will he 'igdlv adhered to.
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WANTS,

M ANEED-To exchange good two story Dwell
w ing House, wel located, Tor a Stock Pasture az 40
to 40 acres, within 10 miles OF this cit
Jal6 DIFF GEO s. Curtis, 1877 Main St.
AN ANTED- $50 900 on the FIRST mortgs oe In i'm
proved city pr iperty, ia sums Of 8 600 ami az
wards GEO. I. 5. CURTIS, ly7 Main st.
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E8OUSG 40 < aiNTs-A very dgsirs61s fsne
4 ment, situated in good location, near Main street
VIII be rented one year. il application is made immediate
y. apply at No Charlton street. diff M
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i,, ec<s erste,oco shouts be reihas been complied

chert dcxt 600 shoul be rai-has been complied
nil
I.c.,ustsle m Wilmington fir iotiy two years pas
- he fus; cGrc Il hcNbN OFT, proposes
Il tlt rtsC q TIE month.
W.tn .'ala neM rei- soft las sprung up in the
.'ai :" ~. grafton, hrtfno county, Iowa They call
mtfiyo- 'cticpr"fics. 1aa tie aggregate church IS
lLs ttIclIpfcE. I-s aua ~ the organization rs
arms y. Thompsrn, TIL Dii,pr &c i weeSy journal
ha1acc the Aetslaltr hs tlti. tile the Chief Apos
te ldei"i ana Evangelical bshcp lie i the author 81
utS r,Ne!aio'' The voice or Banccmy. II proposes
~ ."Ihm the BIC ha1 al ihc time 10 supersede
II hnNhk hH oitg ~ ~" future, is use being render
- unnecessary IA arcncn % the greater light OF the
-" f'sew'on lmriE iiie past year tue chuicn mas
Crown from f'ry TO cleht hundred members, and ~
~ icfras ~ IN property . hed N common ana
VIZ Wosc are described s mora, quiet and orderly
AMERICAN Ihrrs socppY--Tbe stated meeting of the
managers held II Tie Bible House. Asor place, on
Thursday tho 4ih ns, at past four J. M-ion Lu-
ther Eiash in The char, assisted by Vim. Il. Crosby,
Benz J.. Swan and Francis Hail. EsGs. The death Of
of the Vice frcsidentsIIon VIM. Jay--was announced,
upon which, by direction Of tho President the nncteth
Psalm read, and prayer offered by tho Rev. Or.
McIanc. Two auxiliares were recognized--one in
Iowa and in Missouri Interesting communications
presented nom agents and others in regard to the
distribution Of the Scriptures i'll country; from
Rev Vim. GooGfciiow. BucnOs Ayrss, reference the
distribution Of the Scriptures in that city from Rev s.
burscmcnt of funds received from this society, show
ing the probable opening for increased work
hereafter: from the American b. C. +. NJ, in re.
gard to cectrotypng tho Armenian Bible from
Rev. l. G. Bliss. the societys agent in CONSTANT
nope, in regard TO distribution of the Scriptures by
ofcoportcura showing the among
the Turks from Rev. Titus Coan, ilo (Sandwich lslands)
in regard to the condition Of his church, and stating the
need OF larger number Of the Hawaiian and English Tes
amenfs Grants ot books the Book Concern
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South books for dis
tribu,ion among coonss in Liberia, Africa tho Sea
mems Friend Society for Havre France to the American
and Foreign Christian Union books in Portuguese dis
trbuton at the Azores Tes'aments in Hawaiian and Eng
lsh TO the Hawaiian Bible Society to the Missionary So
cety of the Methodist Episcopal Church. for distribution
in Liberia, Africa by Rev Bishop Burns several grants
10 poor Sunday schools, where there auSaies
several OF the United States ships Of and books in
languages captains Of ships for distribution
sale foreign ports ten volumes in raised letters for the
bind; and numerous grants OF smaller amount