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The P<opie>s Meeting q. No. 1875 Beeery EVEeY
sUNDA I'm tse 2h l BE- Tho Sab bath es1n
ppt.n Address II defense Of The srSdred eeTsy
tee % all osrties. To IL The sellns W.
be continued the question Of the Relative aen Of Chany
Isl Atheism ing Addre. IN behalf Of CnrDtASy oy
converted Atheist t. cOnmeDee ~.
TIE Rev. John H. Hopkins, jr., Editor OF ne Ch-icn
J0snt will preach in he Church Of me Epiphany
between Essex and Norfolssts, SUNDAY EVtNiS0 ny
z. Service, this rch a. I0f and and m 80
EVERY EVENING during the week A. 2! O'Clock sess iee
Union Prayer Meeting, held daily from !! q Co.
D1als NJ +. Carch between ldson ana oIeeA~FSn
80 Come dear friend. you especially welcome.
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All Denominations OF Christians tale part rpecA prayers III
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wi, he open r Divine Service TO MORRO" tsaoos,h MAJ
"a sfoni and Evening Service n the morning lV5 oc
by The Pastor The Rev Dr. No CARTE Service toe evening"
II o'clock, by the Rev Dr. THOMSON
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DROADWAY THEATER.--E. A. Marshall
I'D Sole Lsssee also Of the Academy OF MG Pnnsfsl'
ps Manager The Geological Department, M Van Anlouen
PEDESTRIAN Manager, }. NJ NiXop. o,,.-,
CINDERELLA, BY The JUVENILE TkoUfL'
YNIs Saturday, AFTERNOON, March q.
Doors open st |; Commences a. q =, ON, ,,,,,
LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF THE EQuEsIhiAN sbAo1N'
BY demand REVIVAL OF CINDERELLA, n-,,,,,
With all the JUVENILE ARTISTS
The performances will commence with URAND AoAo ~
The tRENA, BY ALL THE EQuEsIRlANs.
SATURDAY AkTERNOON-ClSDERELLA ,,,,,.n.y
MONDAY-Bencht OF M DONALDSON TUESDAY
Benefit of AR SHERWOOD WEDNESDAY-Benehi Of Nj
EATON STONE, and last of he Equestrian sess0n
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nR. KANE's GREAT WORK
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.
.rTEsHLY iLLVsrssrsp NJ INWARD 30 sssslyscs
2vols, oetsyO, Is

.rressLY mLUsrs.rsp r'w,sp Q, 80 ssssl,Scs
Nor, h,n 10000 voau.s 4 hi. voTi yer, col IL. Grit
The Hon. Tpw,Rp EyrsErr .sy.;
T. 5o-s 'b- subor "quL CROFT =. nan OF 'esnos ard
.-sr..s lif0i seye',urer ard sssreJ
psnsn;nrOPt IL WIN 10, ,0 rn !:
.ro6s soe. Of hGHs8i,y TIE 'y'e" 's's"pS, and v
W n Pssscorr the Hi.toiisn. says,
ore II he tnost ali, roris have ever nee
VIII OF SsIc lie. and rug. md OF the pS~er Of snvs
'P'i' to o''F''S NJ ID q ~ p.y..r. IN. POI, .y..
r., merit. Of Dr. Ksnr'. rsreu, wos . N i'sr'tlI
slnowl ds, g. that snp.r duoGs 20 Psise "
Til wss S r.. IN =. .Sc tcre. q hum.n .asus "a
enSursuc. presented In Dr. NAMES s worh re
rssa i C.. IL. VII r. own .n4I sh,a l
that IN me- .d b. eui ac' g. DPsi3sse ;Acaa , rsc
'0i''" . erk jaS sSs ne Sov~li.; .y.i
II va. my is? and esaS;l ;s W..
The Hon. Gao. B,sesosr. Ii. ui..,rsn s,y.,
.z, Of his vessel tshia had even coprsaio a.
to which be- explored the rosr resns ;hc eash Of ,e
h. IeHsDed thsr SOD the msTs Of h' e-sPe-sesnss ne
DIR. KANE'S FIRST NARRATIVE.
E ISTFo or s ia SS r
YEARS ls5o--5i. PsksosAL NsAsArivE BY sLlsaA
S ss d s. s S.. ess ri ss s-: ::
Guiding 6ss Steel Portrait q Sir john Frsnsis b.lIe ID:
Franklin, BY :. Austin Ahbone .sa -
THIS Woh Is totally distipc. from e second Arctic Espe-
on and embraces much valuable AID insIesias
before published should be BY AZ who have psFhsssJ
The Last Exp, a;ion az makes DR. KNss works compete
FROM Hsrp.rs Weekly. .
Th, Z, a Of DE- Kane has revived al .le aiers., n "a ale
creased III. interest which the kt the sossat Of
which published edition. uniform in sizs and ssys
with the work and all who he ssr
always priced the book OF the First Expedition Aove
the both account Of rs general Incident aud stye -
well because q the greater progress mss in h:ewsd s
object OF the -srchr
CHILDs l. PETERSON, Publishers,
No. 612 Archs., phlid.piA
SHELDON BLAKEMAN L Co. No ms Na.ssas,, ny.
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GRAND FANCY DEESS SOIREE, CRYSTAL
~ PALACE--The best Cosfion and rrou<rsde Ccnesr-
Bar do the city have been engaged Tor the Cya Psses Con
ee and Soee DArsan,e 70 be given the Cys PSs on ne
Evening Of Apr AL tickets for this occson signed BY
LEE PERKINS Exs nine the tickets aud the. they are
for Apn For sale s the S. Nicholas Metropolitan, Ator
Cs'endop, RewYos and At other principal Hotels. tes
ree ~ the principal Drug Musc and Boob Stores and a
No SS Broaswsy ALEC Of the principal Stores IN Fulton g.
Rootlyn.
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DIR. KANE'S FIRST NARRATIVE.
Out To-day
IRON the LOND0N EDITION

No ep< Nch-s.l tbhtdr.f1s :,
SHELDON. BLAKEMiN L Co. Ne. ms Na.ssas,, n. Y.
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MONTHLY LAW REPORTER.

MONTHLY LAW REPORTER.
VI Edited BY Jog LOWELL, Boston.
February contained important Decisions OF
the New York Cou. OF Appeals and Common Pleas.
The following IL from the contents Of the M,rch number;
EDITORIAL Article on Fixtures
Circuit Court Decisions Suspension Of Actions by state
Statute Lien Vessels BY State Statute General 1eIn OPn'
ion BY Judge DAY of New York Common Pleas 20 The Liability
TOR remit Of for Benefit Of Creditors Adyeus 70 Gsn-
Tenn Desiv n spRs,ia1 I Gs.' nrc,s,ous
Decisions Of Court Of Claims Abandonment Of Reserve Emi
nent Domain Fines and Excuses fer Non Delivery 81 Mails
Liability Government for Property Destroyed by Enemy Par
tsl Removal Of Limitation by Act Of Congress- Bounty Lsnd
bound by Promise OF Indemnity to Experiment.
ers &c.
New.Yorh Supreme General Term Decisions December
1857 Firs, District Uslry; Of Lmtaons Power Of
County Courts 70 Forec9se Mortsses Eyi.nce Demand when
necessary Action for Recovery Of Goods Contingent Remain.
ders United Prior ReusiDier; Lillor Law Of 1857
New,York Court Of Appeals Duty Of Passengers 70 Show
Tikets. New Hampshire Decisions. . .
Price 80 or q cents Iumber Sold by 'ooTis and
oil the Law Booksellers.
DAILY Law PAPER, Just started In This city, a. prices
varying from TWELVE to TWENTY DOLLARS year. hiss
taken NlSETESTiS Of its matter Of val Whatever the
last week VERBATIM from the MONTHLY LAW RE-
PORTER, and that too, WITHOUT GIVING CREDIT FOR IT,
Let the profession judge aud choose.
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CRYSTAL PALACE SOIREE.-Purchsser of
~ tislsts the great CHARITY FErE ssths CIySa Pa
re vii please they signed by g. LEE PERKINS
snd besr the date Of APRits Price Of Tickets e. admitting
sdy and gentleman Lsdies extra tickets o. Office No. S6
Broadway
CRYSTAL PALACE FETE.-SOcieties intend.
Ing 10 loan their BANNERS for decorating the Palace
April swin please notify the Committee their Office, No so
Broadway q eonyeDisnt
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Fersy,h-st. VI. E. Chnrcb7sERMSoN to ny YoU HS
IOW MORNING and EVENING. PrsyerMeetius in til
FgfRNOOA Of 3, O'CLOCK. Tho Escnins Sermon VIII be &C
desa 70 Young Men upon "forsakrs God SD tie conss
su1ooesn
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CARTAROE' sARTAROE sARTARoE

EVERYBODY IS READING 1T.
Washington Irving has Recommended Il Htby
SARTAROE: TALE OF NoRwH
By J. A. MAINLAND,
Author Of Tn. Wschnsnr Ia. waujerer" Tae D,-y ~
su Old Doctor" " IT. lawyers s.ory"tc.
Complete volume neatly bound in cloth or 81 p; o in
two volumes, paper cover for 81.
Read xbs, IN. In sous WASHINGTON IRVING says of t.
g. p Putnam Esq., AYE this s he letter Mr. vins did write
sUxsYsIDE, Dec IL, 1857.
D,,R SIR: repeatedly .hroV the press given
ra spoosy for Of prompuess in replying TO my almost
nnunerabe correspondents Tine literary TAX which am
rssicd ensroses al the time and nnd can eyo, {: The pen
ny advanced period OF life that find Il impossible TO cope
with the Correspondence which oycrwhelnls me
read your work with interest and satisfaction ], 10 written
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encouraged 10 proceed in your literary en:eEprises
Wishing you prosperous career. 80
remains y'l;W y.Iy ii:E6iitSYsY IRVING
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TB. PETERSON BR0TERS.
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For oJy al Booksellers sni News Agent al the
Uuiied States and Csnadss
BARBARA sTOFFORD,
ID new Novel,
BY MRS ANN 3. STEPHENS,
WI. con nenced in Mrs srEPHENSS NEW MONTHLY or
January and 10 publishing from number to number The
story New England during the witchcrae period
and in the opinion Of all who have read the opening chapters
equss strong Interest vivid painting and chsrcter'
drawing any previous production Of the author
MRS. 6TEPIiESS'S NEW MONTHLY Is not only ons OF
the most beautifully illustrated magazines IN the country but IN
ript of interest vivacy freshness sparkle brilliant stories,
gos.lppy editorial, It is conceded to be unexcelrd.
TIE APRIL NUMBER IS JUST PUBLISHED
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GrfriaI Notifies.

s.yenth Ward BroskIyn Republican SooIina.
nations: rpINKrrN rIrTUrLr
~, Ssrs,vis ,.... JACOB w. JORALEMOT.
r., Isfe.soy .... FRANCIS W. WEBB.
No, Con,,sbI.,.... MARTIN w. FOLK.
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PURTON's NEW THEATER, Broadway-Un-
- psnlsled sucoess Of the NEW DRAMA-In,ense excite
ment.-BENEyIT Of DR.. THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. siihoi
Of Tn. Mormons. SATURDAY, with scenery The
MORMONs; Or LIZ SALT LAKg Cry, With sres: os.;:
runaway Alderman from New York Mormon Elder 9TH
ht@sn wives so6 regiment Of children Mr. Burton The Ffco
Ar Nogsses by MesdAmes Hushes Smith &c The twenty
four b;ue Nossse' BY tw,Rty.iou nteIssrt rsspon'sI
exhibit The HI: Of Emis7Ht Prty, win hand
oA-t. tsi Salt Lake City; Nosyss Nursery with Do%e'
o Rebellion The Mormon Temple, with the Ceremony Of In.
dow nen and Sealing Of Second Wife; Noxss ra!ei est
Gst,hred L. To be followed by The Drama If BLACKEYED
SUSAN IN .b Mr. Dasenpor; viii appear il Ais isv0r'e
character Of William
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DEAR EXPERIENCE.
volume BY RprIn Author Of Doctor Antonio" and IL.
renzo Benonl.' With many spirited laI.toas ~ '2an
uniform with Ruihnis ether works Price 81
OPINIONS the rHGtfss RfvigwS
From The London Leader.
The author OF Doctor Antonio, and Lorenzo Denen 20
achieved wide and insantaneons reputation
From The London Athepsum.
The style crisp and sparkling and there An or o. retn
meu persdns the whole book, which pvesN
GROWING xsce, II Is full Of bumor aud the ilasrsfe' -
Leech are admirable"
From, The London Spectator. -
real sorth aud good the bottom Of absus' are ney
msrted-" - uooy.r,,rpc
Thu v,rv which attended Tie pubcafion o.
the former woks by snhor Of this volume and their .nes
lon, yin 70 doubt demand for this boot
and supply Of Dear Experience VII be moch nceaed " "a
MISCELLANEOUS Booksellers .,,.. -.
BIN present unsettled condio, OF business "
stons throughout the country books VIII bs s"n or on %
but specis be- made BY ordering a.y nois
ths pnbIishers RuDD CARLTON.
Publisher re and Bookseller No 10 Broadway, ~ v.
NEWS. NEWS, from AUSTRALIA
IN MELBOURNE HERALD, ARGUS aud LEADER
BALLARAT TIMES. -
MINERs Ri3HTs te. =
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, IIonolala Ill
POLYNESIAN, Honolulu II. !.
OREGONIAN, Portland, .. 7.
OREGON TINES, Portland, o. I.
ARGUS, Oregon City o. r
OREGON STATESMAN, salem o. 7.
ZINE San FRANCISCO HERALD BULLETIN, ALTA
and CHRONICLE. Sacramento, Mnyssnle sod other pep~s
nnbli,bed throughout California FOR ssle by
P"O"'"e' '''''' }. y. FEEks. No. IS Aupsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24

Her sale was followed by. that of sHarriet, q
she could do NIL sorts ofhouse work. md. after
considerable bantering, was knocked down at
SSO0.an thus the day IS traffic closed"
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nj the entire stock tAsyyIueent
and and heavy addSnS trT,sf
selling stmedef
and the ppblie gsaeraiy cal s,e
~! s.. ,z,ss.,s esJoHN u. HARGREAVEss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24
I.RB LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

Subscrberswho do give express notice to the con-
rary, considered wishing subscri
AL subscribers order the dscontinuaRce Of their peril
oics publisher continue to send them ali
ae Iragss paid.
neglect refuse to take their period
routhe offices to which they are directed thev are held
eponiible till the have settled the bill and ordered them
lI:oninued - :
4- subscrlbersremov to other places wthoutinform
publish: and the papers are sent to the former
r .tion they held responsible.
6-he urshaye decided that refusing to take period
aals from the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
.r,iSlESsnuy ucSu evidence of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24
CHURCHES OF wHEEIINC4

For Information of visiting pub.
'h the following list of the different Churches and their
me place of meeting. there are any mistakes, we
'lllmake the necessary correction With pleasure:
81 AastAttos EDtse0DaltGn, Corner Monroe Byron
treets Rev B. T. PERKINS, Beeori morning 1O
eioek' eYeninE,'. =za
StdohT' Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling Rev. H. srrH, A. H., Rector
ssrviees-zMOrnng1O 1O1<; afternoon 81; night75<.
Etrs '1A1st.,ta" RFv. n. wErD, Pastor, Fourthst
'tWeenMOnrOeando afternoon
second Webster street. between Main and
Market Wheeiinsi services morning and evening
1@rd Presoyseria", Fifth street, between Chestnut and
oaEt sta South Whselng' Rev. B. WOODs, Pastor,
FoHTtA Rev "A. PAUL., Pastor Nainstree
between Washington and Adams services morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24

ed glorious. aud go lovely work If natGreis ESs a oi
man; the next man and thirdly the Berkshire
pig s. 5a5i So 81 i
A Hartford paper asks why the Atlantic cable
is like a t1rnipg Because that thing never was
beet!
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MASONIC DIRB6 ll59I3:y5-

Ohio hedge Ne. 10 OT.-Mee.s ! .M,.on,.s nj, 5I,
s'rner Market and AIOnrCestrees the ss and Nom
day evenings OF eaohmonth g. w. sieETs,W W. NJ; At
MheeIInE Lodge No.s10S Meets ss1 above nm.
me N rss and tAtrd Thursday evenings Of each
heEsEliNegR W. 3. PtarsoH, Secretary.
WaeelinEs y Union ChuPter No. 1a-Meetsa as
above onths secOa evening Of esehmonth. W. &.
sooFE, HIPS S.gR. Grson,seeretary.
W WheeltnEs slsncauaPtnent Ne. 91.---lIeets as
U1'e nths {9ata Nopd6y evening each month W. j.
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FELLOWS DIRROToR7

vtrRfatas lodge No. :3.-aTeet,evsr,Tr !.
e1enlng atthe HAIL. corner of Market and
NAT RtoH ARpsoS N G.; Taos. B. A'Rsan, Secretary.
FrankIin T.OdgeNo. 13.-Meet asabovesyerv
Monday evening. WV. TAYLOR, n. g.; RtlstaDa P.
Ne SsIVey, Secretary.
WIN. Tell lodge No. 38.-Meets ..aSov..v..
r. Wednesday evening. FAHnERck MILLER, NJ g. : John
Sr'ads, Secretary. -,
WtssseIinE Ioi &c 9.-Msets as above every
fl1 RrrcuIs, n G.i M u. Bsyrgliu. .sseretary.
PNuOIa lodge No 90--Meets as /. boy.ts sk,,
Ftdayeyenlng. JSHooDsuRS, n G.; W. w BsGSeharS
oIr., Secretary. s.'s'
" n. "a. : 5Netl et,l ,lsncaUaPment No. 34.-Meett as
month. p RsuNsR,o. p; Gas. Ltacb, Scribe.
NeEnsasR. EncnmPment No. I.--AIeets AZ
ahoyeehe RrstHadtatrd russda evenings month
L. VI ottsEt Geo Baird, m. Scribe. LMareh1s
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rneotPo'Eatsa i1elss4:elhastsE RsIpstual!s
r Cash9C Capital 81, oooJooo.d sasi5
- 2ABsoIUTR{ AND iUNIMPAIRRD, 9gasI1t1
WITH A SURPLUS OF s5 o q. :Rs15s az IS
Andthe prestigeot 80 Yenre a,ner1sr,s
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nc OORRESPONDENTS

LETERsconcernngs subscription advertising or other
tue ProprIetors. = ~ ~ ~
letters concerning the of the paper
houd bH ahd"sSed to the Editors jointly or to either
for publication, will please write
only On one side Of the paper.
An Observance Of the above rules will greatly obge s
nd secure prompt attention to correspondents than
heymsht otherwise receive.
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The following letter is from gentleman. of
this city, who was recently in, st. Louis:
ttSSST. IioUIs Cct0bnr7 1870
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24

GHAs. MORGAN.
sVNJHoHESAnE AND RETAIL, Mann a Sf1,sy ~
brides Harness and Trunks deaisr In ali srtIl
, kept by saddlers, beg to infoYm the
p3olle thathe has opened, Nfsrst
aasEe ne WIN be glad to venting
sell at fair prices, he hopes to obtain liberSI
ot pubic patronage. ma ia Ia
work. and repairing done with dispatch = SsrTs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24
.WHEEI.ING.
THE INTELEIGENCER..
[Froms the N. Y. post.l
A SLAVE SALE. IN st. LOUIS.

How NJ sTRIKRs a new YoRKER
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-20

The Clarksville, Ky,JeBersonion, of the 8th says:
We have conversed with gentlemen who had just
made personal inspection of very large section
of the tobacco growing region in Southern Ken
tueS ana ne orhan u.s. ,t ne
a considerable portion of the tobacco is quite small
and is rapidly ripenng without increasing in size
which must, he thinks, greatly reduce the weight
of the crop The proportion of good tobacco is said
to be mcommonly small. Many of the planters are
cutting.
The Charlottesville (Va.) Exponent. of the 18th
inst. says: Our farmers want rain badly. 1t is al
most impossible to plough. The corn crop is too
far advanced towards destruction to be benefited,
but still rain will be desirable.
The Warren Baptist Association, r. l.. composed
of 81 churches, reports 1874 baptisms during the
year just closed.
A fugitive slave was taken from the custody OF
U. S. Marshal Lowe, by mob, at Wellington,
Ohio, on Sunday last
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-20

ADRIAN, Mich, Sept 7.-Mr. ThurSton, the Pronaut,
who was carried off by his balloon yesterday after his de
scent and after the basket and netting removed and
the balloon had become inverted he himself holding
the unintated portion and seated the valve board
seen yesterday at quarter past T. NJ, high up in the
air. in the direction of Maiden, C. W. ascertaned by
COMPASS bearings by parties Obserying him
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-20
Dispntchcs for Eurnne.

Boston, September lS-Capain Tucker of the steamer
Propeller, from Boston, to leave St Johns N F., Tues
day, lSt for Galway, will take charge Of and deliver
promptly on his arrival at Galway, dispatches ad-
lie expected to make the from St Sohns to Gal
way within days.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-20
Shocking RniIrood Accident.

ST. LOUIS, September S-A train on the Hannibal and
st Josephs Railway met with accident Platte
River Bridge ten miles Of st osephs on the morn
of the 18TH by which aborers drowned
Thompson, the engineer, and two iremcn badly injured
and two or three passengers slightly hurt The bridge
supposed to hay" been fired by incendary, and
much burned below that when the locomotive reached it
the entire structure precpating the whole train into
the river.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-20
of the settlement of Boston.

BosToN, Sept 1.-THE 22Sth anniversary OF the settle
ment OF Boston observed to day a partial holiday
The firing Of national salutes the opening of the new City
Library, grand concert the Common by four bands
music accompanied by the guns of the Light Artillery
and parade by the First Regiment constituted the main
demonstration In the evening the First Regiment prac
hsed street firing, attracting immense State
street and the vicinity There also luminaons in
front O the CITY Hall
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Yale College Appointments.

New HAVEN, Sept 1.-THE Corporation of Yale Col
ege last evening appointed Rev Noah Porter be Pro-
essor OF Ddactic Theology in place of Rev Mr.. Nathan
el W. Taylor, deceased Mr.. Porter has get decided
to accept he is present Professor of Moral Philosophy
and Metaphysics. The Corporation also appointed Rev
Timothy Dwight to be Assistant Professor of Sacred Lit
erature. Professor Gibbs is the head that department
Mr. Dwight is grandson of the celebrated President
Dwight
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TVha Maine EIecf;nn

BATH, Me- September l7.-Complete returns from the
Third district render certain the election of Mr. French
publican for Congress Mr.. Johnson democrat, by
thirty to fifty majority. For Governor, as far a.
heard from Morre has IS PA; Smith, II 2S7 Morre.
majority will reach about | 900.
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S1S 900 tNI Deun more actVe at sgnty lower
CO. r. . 90, "a sG 20 I5iI s ' "a ~ mass go
UInrc Are d,II and fIe terJnc,, - ti 80 80 a. Ii.es .
We only hear of saIes or % haIas of C,icmttn % 90 ~
,at tar,,s IT, 81. 90 ii : :, Sro S: o onc 90
ost 80 ;l,,d; os zoo % 70 ''o COO (dSi.ist -oofoo
anJ 10 ono Cbar a5 aId , o, puei5os yrs re:
t anu anu nuehoS yreS can now De bought at 26G27
Ir,,Tuep Tbaro = I;+.1o o ~ .i;. :: Al, ,.
and Stocl arc sirIr III III S 80; u. 'e e nf hel
% so'Ns are Slowly h!cuul3tng prices therefore are
hn nc atri IL, iit4 M"e PRIME @ ptrGgIs p
Buenos Avrrs hrmIock at % Kt,TofX cants ord I n
a., t o, !ot = ' - ~ oeats an" 'rohoco
I;rh ,nd Tin i % oS zoo o. 80 az M ID cents, oah
f th anu a nlurae n @ nn oS"o cents me movement
" VIZ WIN ~ " '' u,, o,
Receints - o"o > a6o
SaIes ,c ooo cIOo LOO
stock ....... 1G9 200 Or 200
Manassas The damond ia limited and ,oos fo. t,
I,,,ar. 80 f % III 20 i ~ a an p''eS '"'0i ''''
Nv STorrS ~ S;it trnontio ao u O' o, ,o,
at heavy rates sales IF S0o 70 ono bbis IN in h tiI
and sbnning order at as q aoc cash Coumom nsi -
, % PILE " % .on az oasi aan m @ roSim IS
Siis'5 "'' F y, ,Uo pDiS a. sit1e per 9fo lbs
Soias ~ . oon Iii n al 80. - 80 @ iI 'i t'e ".
.iESs "a @ oSo ~ li ~ ,i. anu Me Id. e cm i'ie dt
Of i5o hhIS W,shinaton Thi ond - 80 80 90 10 I" 10
ward f " ">2 "
OIIs-Crude snerm is firm apd in roodoroto reo,,ost
sal. a., 1Oo hills ~ t,. Eat ~ - ~ cnsL OH Ill
are ouiet and steady
small sales at 3tG34c as to quality.
SPCEs-We note sales of Oo0 mats cassia at 81 cants
and 10 casks nutmegs at So cts
SUGARs-Continue in good demand at the i,nrovemant
sales of 500 hhd Cuba at 6979 cents for common to
good and so hhds do 50 cents yesterday the
comprised hhds Cuba at 6bdS9s cents. O65
boxes Havana q cents; $500 bags Siam at 5 cents;
$40 cases Brazil at cents: I47 ccroons Nueyitas at
S4 cents and 500 bags Pernambuco on private terms
TEAs-A very fair business is doing at private sale a
slightly enhanced rates