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CoLLsION--A VESSEL Cur IN Two.--The brig Le-
ontine, of Salem, Captain Greenlaw, from Phia-
delphia via Holmes Hole, for Salem. was run down
the United States storeship Release, which left
Boston the same evening for the coast of Africa
The Release struck her just abait of the main
chains nearly cutting her in two. Her captain and
crew all jumped aboard of the Release, except the
steward, Hiram A. Moan, who was living in his
berth at the time, but who managed to reach the
Release before the Leontine sunk. The Leontine
sunk five minutes after being struck. So sudden
was the collision that the crew had not chance to
save ANYTHING except the clothes they had on at
time The Release took them to Welheet next
morning at O'clock.
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'Ths table discloses that notwithstanding the very
late blooming last year, the crop sngulary
favored by the lateness of the fall frost held off
until the 20th of November which is far in excess
takes place between the Goth and 26th of October,
so that if there be exception to this rule next
fall, the growing will not virtually be long
than the last year. We have no idea
of broaching the topic of growth in advance of the
vicissitudes to which the plant is yet disposed,
but the table above is interesting, going to show
that this has not been the earliest record
as some people assert"
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A DrsPATCH FROM Gov. CuMMGNG.-We subioin
short dispatch from Gov. Cumming the subject
of affairs in Utah
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

GREAT SALT LAKE. CITY, (U. T. May u, 1853.
SIR Il have returned from the South after hav-
ing and conversed with large numbers of the
Mormons who journeying in that direction. |
have reason to hope that my intercourse with these
persons have contributed to aay fears on their part
which are perhaps unreasonable | regret to have
been an eyewitness, however, to scenes of great
trial and suffering.
have the qualification of authorizing you to an
nounce that the road is now open between Missouri
and California, and that emigrants and others,
adopting the usual precautions for their safety
against Indians, may pass through Utah Territory
without hindrance molcstation. Parties will do
well, however, to report themselves at Bridger,
where any information which may be possessed OF
of Importance for their guidance will be communi-
Gated to them.
| am, sir, very respectfully, your ob't servt,
A. CUMMING, Governor of Utah.
Hon. LEWIS CAss Secretary of State.
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wick s33; 40 casks rice 5 900 moasses hhd shocks
81 cts each 1th 200 empty hhds. $2ss to sly each;
hoops sas and S:4: sugar shocks rals each time
18th 900 sacks S29 100 bhls meal S53 from
10 bbls lard $l61s 10 kegs SlS4 and lSH The
increase OF our stocks pitch and W boards will
a decline Cooperage stock abundant and no demand
butter unless good will not pay large stock in store lard
400 pkgs in public Warehouse potatoes and onions in
demand, the first A. cts per Dbl. Exchange-London
n%tal2 pm New York Boston and other Northern q "a
| : rlo lu1
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Lnrge Fire nj AIhnny.

ALBANY, June 23-Abou O'Clock this afternoon fire
broke out in lumber yard the of Orange and
Water streets, and owing the high wind the flames
spread rapidly to adjoining lumber yard and thence
the Ireawellt Fur Factory Futhers extensive yard
and to the freight depots of the Central Railroad which
the fremen striving to The intense heat
renders the task adilcut, if impossible one Up to
the present time $4,000 worth of property has been de
Stroyed and the fire is still raging
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Stlonetarp an6 Commercial 8eOietu.

BALTIMORE, June %, 1858.
The Stock market very dull the total transactions at
the board today amounting to only about $ 900 Rail
road shares were inactive with sales but 200 shares
Baltimore and Ohio at s5G3 cash. 5 buyers option 60
davs At the close s56% was bid S56A asked regular
way same as yesterday S57 bid, S574 asked buyer GO
days For Northern Central S177s offered, $ more
than yesterday, against Sl1 asked without sales.
The only transaction in Baltimore City 6s 800 of
1856 96 Northwestern Virginia lst mortgage brought
Os and Sd mortgage 442i down to a, 81 decline the
latter For Central Ohio ID mortgage the inquiry has
continued with sales to-day of $4,000 buyer 20 days at
81, shade better than last transactions. The income
bonds of this company sold at 15 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad bonds without movement for 1S75s 81 \
bid S5k asked 1SS0s S34 bid 1855 So asked Moth
ing doing in Northern Central bonds.
Bank Stocks remain quiet but firm with sales to-day of
80 shares Farmers and Merchants $41 and shares
Mechanics at 19 The offerings of Insurance stocks
quite To-day there sale of 100 shares Asso-
cated Firemens at $6% as last rates We also note
sales of 600 shares Springfield Mining Company at 81 so
cash, at which sum it sold yesterday.
The condition of the money market which has pre-
vailed for time past still contnues and only
repeat former remarks, that the Banks wanting
good paper ard in some instances have been purchasing
supplies from the brokers' First class endorsed paper has
been negotiated the at per cent. and prime
single at per cent. Money CALL with State
City Loans collaeras, be negotiated at 3 per
cent
An invitation from the President and Directors of the
Springfield Mining Company, to visit their works on
Thursday today having been accepted by the members
of the Stock Board there will consequently be meeting
of that body to-day it having adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Associated Firemens Insurance Company of Balti
more has declared dividend of six and quarter per
cent. for the last six months
Nnrl Ctan and oh
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

Tuesday, June %
TuRPENTINE-Further sales yesterday of All bbls; and
today of 199 do at 80 for Virginia, $50 for Yellow dip
and 40 for Hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITs-We note further decline cent per gallon:
with sales yesterday of so casks at 40c and to-day
200 do. at 40 cts. per gallon.
RosIN-Saes yesterday of $50 bbs. Common, l 10 for
large bbls
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Coroner Batee yesterday held inquest the body
of a coIored woman named Susannah Jones, who died
suddenly in street, Howard. post mortem
animation of the body made by DIR. aries A. Ieas
and the jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
her death consequence of enlargement and dropsy
the heart hastencd by neglect and the of proper
medical treatment.
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CARBoNDALE, June 22-The strike'' of the operatives
in the mines of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
still continues and it is said there has not been ton of
coal mined for the past three weeks.
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Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub

n scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Bal
tmore city, letters of administration on the estate o
HORATIO GATES ARMSTRONG; late OF said city, deceas
ed All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, her attorney, Robert c.
Barry, ESQ, No Courtand street. before the 9th
day of January next; they may, otherwise, by law be
excluded all benefit of said estate. All persons in
debted said estate required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this Sth day of June, 1858.
MARY ARMSTRONG,
ie16 1aw4w Administrative
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gegal Notltts.
VlHIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE

TEHIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE that the
1 subscriber. of Baltimore city, in Maryland, hath
obt,nel from the Orphans Court of said city letters
of administration Of the personal estate of FREDERICK j.
nIDNN late of said city. deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereofto subscri
br on or the 18th day of January NAV
otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under my hand this 23d day of April
1858.
EMILY DUGAN,
mi
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Court of Appeals of Maryland.

JUNE TERN, 1888.
ANNAPOLIS, June 23d, 1858
Nos is, 20 and q continued.
No. 3l.-Charles Decker rs VIM. Hennemyer. Appeal
from the Court of Common Pleas Baltimore city Appeal
dismissed.
No. 22.-Isaac Michael C. NJ Baker extx of Cath
arne Michael Appeal from the Orphans Court of Fred
erck county; argued by Mausby for the appellant,
and by Ross and Marshal for the appellee.
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CTORAGE AND WHARFAGF

- PATARSC0 WAREHOUSES;, CANTON
STORAGE ground floors IN FIRE PROOF WARE
HOUSES 1000 tiuano, Salt Sugar at moder
rates and WHARFAGE for largest ships with feet
water Apply TO
GEORGE A. WILLIAMS.
ie3tf No. > Dugan's Building.
baltimore OIL COMPANY'S
NJ MACHINE AND BURNING OILS
SIGNAL OIL, RAILROAD OIL, SPERM OIL,
LUBRICATING OIL. MACHINE OIL
BROWN 0'DONOVAN, AGENTS,
No 80 CHEAPsIDE,
ROBERT BROWN, JR. Baltimore
JOHN H. o'poNOvAN, JR. ap16-t
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Gnnfninh NIan.nN

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-A letter to the Republican says
that Capt Marcy passed the 18th May on the
Cache lie Pondu river He expected to reach the camp
fifteen days Col Loders arrived at Laramie May Both
with the wagon road train
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EMILY DUGAN,
Alministrntri,
icl5 law4
ra,uIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

the subscriber has obtained from Orphans Court
of Baltimore City letters of administration the
JAMES CANDY, late of Wilmington, Delaware, deceased,
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned To exhibit the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 18th day of De
Cember next they may otherwise, by law, he excluded
from all benefit of said estate persons indebted to
said estate requested make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day of June, 1858.
SAMUEL CANDY,
WILLIAM CANDY.
i,11 1ouri ri,rA N1,,ini
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WATERS use. &C. rs. BROWN.
IN IIIE CIREILlT EOIIRT EOR BAL.

W y I.IsN 1IN.. - I,.,1 "
in THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
Il TMORE CITY June 18th, 1S5S.-Ordered that the
sale made and reported by o. Horwlt Trustee, for the
sale OF the property mentioned in said proceedings be rat
ited and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof
he she before tn 18th day of July next Pro
vided copy Of this order be inserted in newspaper
printed in Baltimore in each Of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day of July next.
The the amount of sales to he S2,120.
W. II. II. TURNER, Cl'k.
jrit -law:w True copy. test, W. H. II. TURNER. Crk
WILLIAM GEORGE READ rs. MICHAEL. MUELLER.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
4 TIMORE CITY Ordered this 22d day of June 1858
that the sale heretofore made and reported by William
C. Pennington, Trustee in this he ratified and
frmed, unless to the contrary he shown be
fore the 18th day of July next Provided copy Of this
order he inserted in daily paper published in the city
of Baltimore week for each of three successive
weeks before said 18th day Of July, 1858.
The Report states the amount of sale to he 81 $50
". II. II. TURNER, CIk
True copy, test, W. II. II. TURNER, Clk.
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Tea Sale

NEW YORK, June 23.-The steamer City of Baltimore
from Liverpool, arrived here this morning. Her date
have been anticipated.
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RAPIDIrY OF THoUGHT, OR NERVOUS ACTIoN-A
method of Transforming the valuation of time into
space by the rapid revolution of cylinder, under
the plan of Mr. Fizeau, a French mechanican, has
been applied to the measurement of the rapidity of
the nervous impulse. Such a cylinder has been
made to rotate so as to measure minute a subdl-
vision of time as the one five-hundred-t d-thousandth
part of second and by means OF microscope ooser-
vation, this small division may be subdlvded so as
to obtain the ten-nilliouth part OF second If an
electric shock be given to the arm, it produces
sensation and contraction of the muscles. Hence,
bv noting the interval of time between the shock
and The Contraction the time occupied by the trans
isian of the sensation and the action of the brain
may be determined accurately.
This has been done by actual experiment in
France and so carefully have the results been at
tainad that science has been enabled to arrive at
the following facts: That sensations are transmit
ted to the brain the rate of speed of $50 feet per
sacond or about one-tth fast as sound; that The
brain requires the average, one-tenth of a sec
ond to transmit its orders to the nerves presiding
over voluntary motion; that the time required TO
transmit order from the motor nerves to the
muscles is nearly the as that required by the
nerves of sensation to transmit a sensation; and
that the whole operation requires from one and
quarter tenths to twotenths of a second, the time
varying with different individuals. Hence when
we speak of an active ardent mind, or of one that
is slow, cod or apathetic, are not indulging in
q mere fanciful figure of speech.
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ArrivnI of the Persia.
Arrival of the city of Baltimore.

New YORK, June 23.-The steamer Persia from Liver
oo whose advices were received via Cape Race arrived
ere about IL o'clock last night
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Paper Mill Burnt.
The Miners. ..Strike.-

PITTsFIELD, MASS June 23-Messrs Planer & Smiths
Housaonic Paper Mill, at Lee, burnt today. Loss
100000, mostly insured.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of J"ne.
HENRY $. GARRETT.
GUSTAyUS HENDERSON, JOHN II. WYMAN,
CLAAS VOCKE JAS. CAREY COALE.
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The Ohio River

New YORK, June 23.-The tea sale to-day spirited
but prices generally unchanged except Oolong
which slighly declined.
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HORWIrZ rs. BROWN.
IN THE ClRCIIIT COURT FOR BALTI-

I MORE CITY-May Term, 1S5s-0rdered that the
sale made aud reported by 0rvile Horwz Trustee for
the sale of the property in the above be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the tenth day Of July next provided copy
of this order be inserted in newspaper printed in
Baltimore. three successive weeks before
the said tenth day of July next.
The report states the amount nl sales to be 500.
". H. II. TURNER, Crk.
True copy. Test W. II. IL. TURNER, Clk.
iel5-laW3w
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THE AMERICAN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION rs. JES-


In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
Il TIMORE CITY.-Iune 22d, ls5S--Ordered that the
sale made and reported by John Carson, Trustee in the
aforegong he ratified and confirmed, unless
to the contrary thereof be shcwn before the 18th day
of July next Provided copy of this order be inserted
if some daily newspaper published in the city of Balti
week for three successive weeks before the
said 18th day of July, 1858.
The Report states the amount of sales to be S400.
W II. II. TURNER, CIk.
je- - -1aw:w True cnpv test W H. H. TURNER Crk.
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A young man named Morgan r. Bryan has been
convicted at Pittsburg of selling lottery tickets
and sentenced to years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
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ICE PITCHERS. ALBATA WARE, SC.

229 BALTIMORE STREET.
Are Are now receiving all the styles of PATENT ICE
PITCHERS, Albata Spoons, Forks Coffee and Tea Sets
Walters, Dishes, Epergeres &C. which they offer at low
prices Ill ~
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RLOCk MARBLE CLOCKS.
CANFIELD RPO n IN


Have Just imported an invoice of Block Marhi C1.
with and without Bronze Figures, suitable for n; M
Library Rooms. mvI1 ts
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CINCINNATI, June 22.-The river is falling rapidly
The weather is fine, the mercury standing at so.
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nDD FELLOWS AND MASON,S RE

" GALA BANNERS, &C., U. s. Bunting and Sill
Flags Military Goods and Ladies' Dress Trimmings al
way hand and for sale by
A. SISC0,
No. 95 BALTIMORE ST,
se22Iy Baltimore
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

WEDNESDAY, June %, 1858.
500 Bait. 6's, SO. 90 80 shs Far. & NJ blk Al
1900 n. .RR. bds shs. Mechanics blk. 10
1st .93 100 shs. Asd F. lns. co ..65s
500 . " Sd m. "A q 800 shs. Sp. NJ. co. ..2H
$50 " Z" Sd m Al 100 shs. b. 80 RR. b6O. 81
10000 co RR. BIDS. ID m 10 . 5GA
b20. 81 % g 60 bGO. 81
1000 9 " income. is
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ID EMOVAI..

- EMOVAI..
~ B. t. ELDER
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HAS REMOVE ED from No. 81 Smiths Wharf, to
~ NO 10 SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
eou Opposite Camden Station Of the B. & o. r. r.
ELY BRUSHES.
nose IN want of Fly Brushes will do well to call
anu lese offered for sae-they the best in the
mark and not to shake to pieces AZ the com
reasonable terms, by ' "
A. H. REP,
,,o. Al the Housekeepers Emporium,
Jezu 337 Baltimore Street
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The Buffalo Commercial says shipments of seed
corn have been made from that point to the West.
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EUROPEAN CONSUMPTION or CoTTo~

Translated Ly the No York Trilane from the Zeftsc6yift
m fau' Erdh,Unds.
Inc following statistics will give idea of the
immense increase in the use of cottun in European
factories within the past seventy-ive years. The
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
paper Dealesr.

r. COWLES, Il CO., keep constant
Lie ly on hand, Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
lng casoue Of Paper which they offer Eastern prices
BOOK ANDNEwSPAPER-wsa are prepared 70 farnisi
News and Book Printing PapeT Of various and grades
Special sizes made 10 ordsr A. short notice.
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, including
extra large Double Medium and Medium, OF all grades and
weight.
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERs-Ineludiag Plaia Foho
Post Packet and Commercial Post foed and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
FOREI0N PAPERS-IneludinE French English and
German Folio Post folded and haf Packet and Comnerca
Post Commercial aud small Nots, Letter Paper, Double
POLISHED CoLoRED PAPERs-IncludinE alleolors
cumnon Medium, EKtra Superroyal Purple. Utramarne
Green, Scarlet, &c, SC Enamels1 Paper Of sarioa
gr1des
RULED PAPERS-Includins Legal Cap, Account Paper
German PapeI Record Paper, Fuoscap Packet Post Com
uercal Post Letter Commercial and Packet Note Bath,
kc sc, Of all grades and shades, American. English
French and German Manufacturers, b. theream, case
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, including 81.
per Double French Enameled, Enaeed, Porcelain Sat-
Surface Ivory and China White surface Cards IN sheeta
tgreEular sizes also Railroad Cards. heavy and
heavy, Common COlored Cards, White Printers Cards SC
for sale By the smaller quantity Any particular
color Orstyi furnished 70 order.
BLANK BOOKS-of all kinds % hand or made to order
BRoNZkS-As We nov buy largely q both Enslish aad
German Bfonzes are prepared 20 0srthem favor
able prices as any other house in the country.
PklNfkkS' INK, k,NARNlsH-Censtlnti On hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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TENPERAScE.-The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted at a large meeting
of temperance men at the Sons of Temperance
Hall, Ontario street, yesterday afternoon, and
ordered to bePublished in the city papers
WHEREAs, 1t is plainly evident that Intem-
perance, with all its withering and destructive
effects, exists in our city boastng Of its church,
es, its school-hOnses, its intelligence. its beau
ty, andits refinement; and, whereas, the means
of intoXieation are obtained SO publicly, and
sold with so much effrontery and barefaced-
ness, IN SO many quarters, on all days of the
week, and at all times and seasons, therefore,
ReSOlred, That if there be any love of tenn
perance and good order in the minds and con.
sciences of the citizens of Cleveland. now is the
time that this great evil of Runi-seIling and
Rum-drinking should receive their direct stten-
ton, and their unmistakable rebuke.
ReSOlced Thht the lawmakers and lav-ere-
cutters Of this city and county, the Judges of
our Courts, the Prosecuting Attorney, and the
Grand Jury, with the several Justices of the
Peace, and other Officers, and most especially
those who have Gained to be the friends of
Temperance, and have been elected by Temper
ance votes, are bound by every sense of right,
justice, and decency, 10 at once iuterpose the
power Of the law, and the demands of good or-
der, 10 arrest the prevalence of this sin Of Lii
quor-selling and Liquor-drinking.
ResOlred, That we rejoice to know lat a
number Of the clergymen of cur city have con-
cluded to give Sunday Evening Lectures in be-
half of the Temperance cause; and we indulge
the hope III; the time is not far distant when
no church claiming to follow after the teachings
Of the Saviour will receive into its membership
any person who shall either buy, sell, or drink
liquor, or who shall rent property in which in
tOxicating beverages shall be sold
ResOtred, That the Secretary of this meeting
be instructed TO correspond with all the Tenn
perance Associations of our city and county,
TO secure cooperative efforts towards a series
Of mass meetings, One at least every three
months IN our county, and that all Temper
ance men and women, without distinction of
party or sect, be invited to aid US in thus arous-
ing public sentiment
Res0lrs9, That these resolutions be Dubished
in all the daily and weekly papers Of our city,
and that we mutually pledge ourselves together,
be our numbers few or many, to knas< no rest
IN the agitation Of this subject, and in pointing
out to the residents OF our city and county the
wrongs, the misery, the peeuniary and personal
injuries inflicted upon US by this unlimited and
unrestricted system of Rum selling and Rum.
drinking.
III LEWIS, ;See'y.
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PIc-NIc TO BEDFoRn.-SuPerintend FAR
MIR Of tie Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
has kindly rendered the Ragged and Bethel
Sabbath Schools the free use of seven first-class
passenger cars to carry them to Bedford on
on Wednesday next, llth inst, on a picnic
excursion The Disciple Society of Bedford
have agreed 10 let these schools have their tent
grads; and the good citizens of that village
have promised to furnish them with refresh
ments, free. Numerous other Sabbath Schools,
from other towns, will meet with our Schools
on the occasion. Should the weather per1snt
the day will doubtless be one of unalloy ed
pleasure 10 the participants in the festiyii les,
and gratifying to those who have so genero usly
interested themselves in the affair The hole
will be under the Superintendence Of Res. D.
PRossER