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cial endowment Tor the~S
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- tsases.
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The Howard Association, in view Of the awful
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| Address, for Report or lrea mcnt, DR.. GEORGE r.
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Arrive Of Steamer Anglo Saxon.
TER FROM IURoPE.

~ Qurssc. Nav 2.
Ahs Steamship Anglo Saxon, with Liver
pool dates to the 2lst ult., passed the tele-
graph station at Rivierc du Loupe, this af-
ternoon.
The Ministry has recommended the post
ponement Of some payments, and the taxa
ton of Irish whisky, and the stamping Of
bankers checks.
In the House OF Lords, on Monday, the
opinion of the Law 0ficsrs OF the Grown
YES announced in relation TO the seizure Of
the steamer Cngliari by the Government OF
Naples. Two Of the Law Omcsrs declared
the seisure legal, and the third pronounced
1t illegal. Under these circumstances, the
Government think that any strong measures
against Naples, would not be desirable at
present.
In the House Of Commons . motion for
leave to bring in bill to limit Parliament
to three years was defeated BY l97 maj.
Mr.. RoSbu gave notice that he intended
to ask the Government II they meant to pro-
coed with the conspiracy indictment agains.
Bernard.
Rob't Brown Co., Of London, have sus
pended for GAG, 900.
II il reported, but not generally credited,
that Queen Victoria 10 10 meet Napoleon at
the Railway fets ct Cherbourg.
FsAEcs.--The acquittal Of Bernard had
cauesd great sensation in France.
The Paris Moniteur did not publish the re.
suit when it was FIRST received, and several
iournals confessed thai they dare not pub
| lish the speeches Of the prisoners. Some
other journals gave gasblsd reports Of the
trial.
| Paris correspondent says the Emperor
and his advisers do not regard the matter
with indifference, bat no exciting language
will be employed by the French pspos.
There has been slight improvement in
the trade OF Paris and the Department.
Richardson, Spence L Co. report Flour
very dull, and nominally unchanged. West
ern Canal quoted as22s.
What also vsry dali and declined "a with
sale Ned at O. sad white ut 10. ga
Coz 1ets Yellow scarce and 6d(aI,
highctYN NTH sales Of white at 33s(A33s Cd
and ysllowAt 34s.
Provisions are @siet. Beef dull. Por,
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RELIGIOUS nOOKs.
Hare's Mission u the Comforter.
Six Days Of Creation.
Thompson's Moral and Religious Essays.
BArnss' Notes.
Abbot's Young Christian Series.
LAyards NinsvAA end is Remains.
Bards of the Bible. by 0ii6llan.
History Of the English Bible.
Chambsrs on the Fewer and Wisdom Of God
Nelson on InRdslity.
Winners Episcopal Manual.
vinsss's Paftoral Theology.
Kons-Christian and Papal.
KirwAu's Lstters 70 Bishop Hughes.
History Of the Protestant church In Hungary.
History Of the Information.
Death hsd Ecsnes.
ClSsst Hours.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian Thsisn, BY Thompson.
Porter's Chart Of Lifs.
Portss's RsvivAls Of Religion.
Thoughts 70 Help and Cheer.
Bible Dictionary.
Christian Titlss.
Make the Best Of Both Worlds.
Man aud his Motives.
Fleetwoods Life Of Christ.
Faber on the Doctrine Of Elsetisn.
Select Family and Parish Sermons.
Buck . Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks Works.
Also, . large selection Of Alssellansoas Books
smong which are many Of the late pubitsatisns
apr2Sd HART BARBER.
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ELECTIOx NOTICE.
A N Na4etion for one School Director in each Of
"A tho Dub School Districts OF the City of X co.
kuk, viii be held on Saturday the Sth day Of May,
1853, atshe following named places:
In Sub District No. lat School Room on 9TH
street, hetwscn Concert and High.
In Sub-Distiiet No. 2-At the Central School
House.
IN Sub District No. Sat School House on High
street, near 1lth.
In Stb District No. AT DR.. T.Smileys Office,
on lk-st., between tn and 9Th.
3 In Ab-Distret No. Sat Medical College on
ID street.
In Sub-District No. 6-At Tumsrs' Hall, In 4th
ward.
In Sub-District No. AT Passenger Station Of
X. Fl. DAM. R.R.
In Sub-District No. Sat tho residence Of Jno
LOOMS. j. W. OGDEN,
May ls5s-d5t Sse'y.
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