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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Coalitions.

Il would scem. by the following +, the New
York Tribune, that some Of the ulir" Republican
journals North, have n great an n o,sion to Goa
litiuus rs other Of their Democratic brethren South;
who, whilst willing to tolerate all 10 and shades
of opinions, In those who call them selves Demo-
Gratis and are agreed upon the division of the
spoils, yet deprecate and aenounce any coalition
that will Vustheir two principles. (the avcs aud
a hes) in jeopardy
The Tribune says many things that we do not
commend. but In the following extracts from
long article upon the subject, there isa great deal
Of good sense. Whilst we never contemplated
union with ultra Republicans. aud deem such IN
event quito beyond the range Of possibility. there
Is reason TO hope that conservative men enough
will bs found in the country to defeat tho ultra
Republicans and the Democrats. The tendency
of things is in that direction. We submit the re-
marks Of the Tribune:
At every Suggestion Of co-opera,i, n. in the COM
ing Presidential election, among tho.e who concur
ia sentiment respecting the main aue-,ions upon
which that election % to turn, n few Republican
Journals raise tho cry Of coalition The .pco.
pie will not sustain a coalition !" ct ee'ce.
A striking example Of the wisdom of combin-
ing political elements not wholly agreed on all
subjects, in order to aset great calamity or
achieve an important triumph. is exhibited in the
organization Of parties in the country whence we
lave obtained the essence If our laws, the sub
stance Of our judicial system and the forms of our
Legislative assemblies.
Since the downfall Of the old fashioned Tories
Of 1890, England has been governed by series of
Coalition Ministries. The strong Administrations
of Grew MNlbouruA Peal Rnssoii Ahardo.,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUARI.r
Tavern Property at Campbell @ n

I'm pursuance of decree Circuit Court of Cam,h
county rendered the May term 1o59, Of said Court In H.,
case oatio Dcpriess Trustees Plaintiffs against VIM
COMMISSIONER appointed by said decree, will, MONDAY
day Of July next expose to sale at public auction
months bonds with approved personal security carr, Ing in
terst from date large and commodious Hotel
the "yIEGlNIA HOTEL" and now occupied such by =,
the William Moore. All persons wishing to purchase nm
are requested examine the property before The day of al
The said property Is believed to be unquesiab Inv,
acting Commissioners will only convey such title NJ.
vested in us Al, such EDWIN Il. PAGE ''
DANIEL MAkR, '"mrs
POSITION EMENT.-The above sale Is postponed until bs
18th ed MoNDAY) of September next.
EDWIN R.PAGE, o..
auo l2eap DANIEL. MARX. (Nomrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

A Bad MASTER MAKES GOOD Az ,LITIoNIsr.-A
letter in the Pontotc. Miss. Examiner. intimates
that one Caleb s. Manly, known Us ''Dr. Manly"
who. good many years ago. had q plantation on
the Buitehatchie. Monroe county, Miss.; who re-
eal hig lell'' to ring his negroes up before day:
w.krd them hard. whipped them well, ami
,etnei few # them badly; and who was known
as the worst master in all those parts--has sold
his negroes. put the proceeds in his pocket, re-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Atsensptsd MURDER and Suicide.

Al eiacinaafi, On Wednesday uornisg. young
man named Thomas De Marbais, eiefk in
drug sIors IN that city, shot hs wife md then shot
hinnself
Il appears, from letters found upon the person
Of the husband, that the desperate aet was indu-
ccd by jealousy Of bis wife. and perhaps. Also
business reverses.
The injuries Of boti, are serious but II Is posi-
bic they may tec0ver.
DE Marhais 10 Frenchmsn, Ills wife is
native Ut sxas. They are both yoang and intel
ligent, and tho wife handsome and interesting
woman.
The parties came 10 Cincinnati from the east
md De Marbais obtained situation as prescrip
ton clerk in drug store. at 200 year. He
was regular medical graduate.
lie proved very efficient clerk. and gave en-
tire satisfaction. II also appears that he had been
banished from France for sumo crime not yet
known tn the public here; but a clerk 10 another
store learned something Of his history at the East,
aad told it to his employers here which led 10 his
discharge. Being unable t support his wife, and
his persecntor following him with the story OF his
antecedents where he sought employment. he be-
came depressed. lie subsequently discovered his
wife to DO untrue. This made him stii D,nre der-
perate. and he resolved to kill her and him elf
lie sought her last night at an assig,aton hnuse.
They went out together. and she expressed u 'ic-
sire that they should die together. and according
to arrangements thus made she barred her breast.
and he shot her, the ball entering over the lift
nipple. He then shot himself IN the head. He
has communicated in confidence tn his physicians
q full history Of his life. The parties were warm.
ly attached ~ each other, and business disappoin;
ments led h. the sad occurrence. Much mpathy
is fell Tor the unfortunate couple, and great ipdg-
nation towards tho individual who has persecntod
them. This person occupied pronincn. position
in leading drug store, and it is said he has been
discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

{, b pssns e. 60 y hs.lirE tss sasessan.es
ssaies Norsk = eossA. Palriotisn sbould
1napt fhen = Ia a ee-4 GetIe szost 70 ac-
.nbiiz& ~ ~ 4ezIr661s resoIz - Virgin
: - ~ 24y 3 - 1ssttes; - - - wise
- ecaepIlde<s fke esr&rfvativs s1enlents Of
- s.=->>A M - he Na110u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Hon. l. J. OaEszsll : Gsossia, bsiag asked IL
- soula support Dsaglas for the PFssidsacy II
nonipaisd By tks Charleston Cosve=tioa replied
espkAsis>Ily IL - sssld no n sssns % be
he aaivsrsal ssslImsas d III Dsnssraey of,be
Coslca States.
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= 1siSz1ea Fl = Hation.

- = - - - =
~ ~ xsrk nYvess, ue ~ sosEy 70 80. has
$3.50 - seljsss = eAAasisg the CAPT
~ p ~ ne1t1a NJ Msrhinsspa siiy - soue
49, 60 Ns1A III Espssss dos not posi-
$50 - - olsuuiiiea. bss aermplirhes just
:. - $1,000 = y hid, By sssaming that
tAs capital b dusiss1 ssassr Or later. % be re-
nsvsl. 49,
av11,aS q ) ss.u1 ssssssnA Of ssy sort or
-, 49,. as ean - pssd IN fsyor II such
- n -. y - isss,sd %. that the cap.
~ = uasss@ ss6ksis y asar 10 geographical
.-.us. i sl,anesksr rjiisslous one b these days
e ssllroaas ~ sss1nboas and tsiegrsphs Mis-
spni "a Icus and Oder hssr Western Ssafes
-. = ~ IN, nearer washirss.a cay, Ia every
e.ssasisi fsspssk tAea many pars- Of Virginia
s,. \ ths 1rsk establishment II the capital there
Iodspsndspt u on this, the sancsisy that should
.At.eh 10 Wssninrssn city irum the feet that It
vas selected and laid 81 and established as the
capstal IL ~ nation b tho Father IT HE Coun'
nv ana that Il bsars his name should forever pre-
vsus ssy asssupt V destroy the special character
Of tks sity II for no othsr reason. this consider
alton alone ought 70 csnss the suggestion to be
frownsd spcn u The start,
A.. 49,. -. c&he, rsasops. First Of ALL is tho
;..,..,.. .uu a u.nev that has been expended
Il Washiurson In the construction of public build
;r..--svsntv or thirty million. Of dollars, VIC sup
-. a,d mi. n. bean invested in buildings Of
: $1,000, and durable character This would
:. 1901, io.. and thrown away IL the capital
-. .h....a Than. the nature Of the Territory
.--.,,. -. ..n;,., i. loca,ed IL another consid-
.-.,,,.. "A. n.,r;c. Al Columbia belong. to none
a I'd. 49,. ..a /. moi suh;ea 10 the authority
r =. r. a. noi;f;a.I eentre of the nation were
49, 49,. ,,;va. be = contest about State
80. ths nav seIscton. Tho old and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

The Vow Orleans Della thinks the speakership
In the neg, House Of Representatives lee between
Hon. Es. ErnEsIpoR. Of Tennessee. and Hon.
Tor coswIx, Of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

moysd % one II he Nsrsh sssssrn States. and be-
CONS > rampAat Abolition lecturer.
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sTSI OFFER for site, privately, my TRACT OF LAND
wv containing about $40 acres which live. near Arnold.
" about ~ mites from l., achburg, health, and re-.
he neighbours" M II has on il ge,d dwelling Inu.c with
tour good rooms passage, and poces with all cher nee
esaar. ouuses six !obacc0 barns About acres cleared
i"e aaie2 IN original growth, Lnely incred The cleared
clover and the whole fnry with good spriur
IN each s.ii This land is well adapted the growth OF 10.
h!'c "i toa and Oats with quantity OF su,ror plant
l,d Several mills near by 1910 "i' i
II ms land Is not sold privately beore goth Of Scpmb
VIII ne offered al public auction that day Terms mai,
Known On day :" sale My address Is ArnoLiton Campbell
county. Va. llug la-ctsl JNO NJ Wr,,,I,,tr'"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

General Samuel Milligan Of 0rssse county 10
supposed to 10 elected Attorney Genessi Of Ten
nessee,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

OPPOSITE BANK or VIRGINIA. LYNCHBURG, VA.
ArrLEs-Dred Apples offering Dried Peaches peaied
t4,5ae UnpealeL t2,h
BAooS.-iog round l@1lk; Sides Cincinnati, liOlih:
Home Cured Ia IZX; Hams l2Qti2jS cenis.
BrrrER-Peny al 2sGl20 cens-iater Tor small parcels
fresh.
CoRs.--Good supply nt?5c0fi,00
GOES MEAI.-Sulply good al g5c6t41,O0
FLotgSnppy goo New - ID for Superhuc, $500 for Extra
&G.G for Family.
FrgrIlnggs Peruy Ian Guano 400, OOD62,50.
FrnMackersl No. $1,000 Clili Nova Scotia Herring No
l. t6.D0.
flAxsaED.-S1 SG@ 81.
Grass srgD-Cov,r t6,2b60. Timothy $223 to 100, Or
chard 81 40 l,s1 Randall ,rass 81 90 to 70.
IgoN NAILs.-Mounain s1501-5 Rolled $4,000, Old
Dominion Nails SI25 To i,51
L,Rp-scarcc and in demand at 12k113 cents.
iIaE.-Ihomastown ~ ,56t 10 Mountain u o0Gll,l9
UaIs.-50fl+Jc
PLAsrRR.-loosc ~ 90, Packed si1 90
PoraroEs.--I5r61fI 90 for New Irish.
WuI,r--New White a, 20agt 2s New Red t15Gb1, 20.
Wool.-t'nw asied %, Wnshci 3j013S cents.
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tYtNd ie mined 10 sell my land will offer Il publicly
l. for siie. Inc 18th SEPTEMBER The tract con.
40 acres, yny Ia two miles of the James River
kanl"na Canal Big Island II Is In good improve.
m'nrs torn. Wheat and Tobacco land, portion
well set In ,rass AM clover 1t has 1t small bat
table Dwrs House and all necessary out-buldngs arg,
aud nnhii1as MANUFACTURING AND GKisr -
MILL. good }acSsnitis Shop. excellent stand, lislS
ani in hnr neig 'riiooi Please give n call AZ
dag "i s viii take less per than such land onn.
D. 5,agat fof. GEO +. SNEAD,
aug tI-ctl6.eii Big Island Bedford county Va
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Els BLISHED 1899

Eo B I II z D 1888
KEEN, BALDWIN d. WILLIAMS.
hh hoa recel' ing uirec from their n:nuicory tt,,
mr;ts ana IN s sirabic STOCK Of FALL AND WISlkE
lhlAf theF have ever exhibited, and 10 which addition.
M oe mace Dy every arrival Ihfopghlp sasn Their
"H' N"' Is ''e'picti 10 the RETAIL they
rarTa " sl1w at ~ tines fun aa1 .tt, assortment Of
49, asnolapi' goods gotten up equal
r iaerS Work,and sod nj r.$ cent LESS
,"h i'E NJ, PRICES dnsr stc,n1 az .. ARE ID, DIED
eAciuS''! 10 Inc WHOLESALE ,4ti. t v III In, fuud
10 CONAN most extensive and dssfaya stag, .f a,-n ,,r
an" W." A'bt CJthng nanulac sa % st .,ciits and
N' "'' r. ielne 70 tiic wants al ,-enip
\"''n ''".'hi AMI tennessee. p.y tia: ia 4. nr of on
""le - Tue tahe.'rHto aud sis t,, .. with long
~ SN' ~ -'-''' '-';' r,s.fiq4
'"itdStN, NJ - / II A. .l... -. -,,.,,.. -. .
aug Isis a., iul II ,n s., ~ i - a.,
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INUENIP sEED.-Frcai Turnp Seed, from Landrih ju,,
hand Cali early and supply yourselves demand
Tor fresh and reliable Seed is great
aug ~ dts ]. H. THOMPSON
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ZINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs-A sunns
AM an" acA Teas jusl received and for salt by
JOHN II. SEAY. Dr,ip,,ist
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A Certain cure for Conorrhea and Syphili,

NY person who will enclose One Doiar directed to Miss
IA Kate Mctuhn kirhmonl Va. will in return
recipe for each of The above dis,ses which Is warans
cure every ease Ia whatever stage used rehdc
Communication must be accompanied by pledge Of secrecy
au. lg-dculoaA
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. NPwELI. LAxg, r'slE. sag.s.

- in Wednesday, the 18th inst, Bunch Of Kcys Tn
4 hief vii be ouiAhy rewarded By leaving them
uli Tnuyg
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ANY further Information will be riyen nnnn .nn;,, a.
the undersgncd personally or BY letter f Ppsion 70
..,.. WIN. W. NoRvELI. Lynclburg ".
viii give me hls Post once " W any ONO, VINO
N b. Every father should, by all neaps .,x. III. .,,
s"'' NV '""in 1'Ne him lang 2a.det
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.


S~y-S ON the night of the 18th August, from Lynchs
SNs3..M warehouse YOKE 81 OXEN. about years old
u u a.t ~Hrng-one light red Briniic, and the other
S.S i,si "ilh white spots the sides md back
reward Of 70 will n" given, if delivered the Inspectors
al Lyurb's Narthnusy
aag i'&dliscG, ALBERT d. WATTS
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JUS EEClIvFp.

IN. new aad beautiful STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, en-.
wv hrir!hg many groups and pieces Of Stauar,
forming aioticr te 'ndsomcst assortment have gel
tttt ~ s fep constantly Oh hand Sercoscopes o all
k"' t'i 5. 81 call attention 10 the iargs Cabinet s.reo.
sea- tts Ii III zen plates at once.
aux % IAYNE n BLACKBOARD. OIL Main Stree
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MIR. BOTSFORD,S SCHOOL.
TNN session Of this will
l. the 9TH September, 1852
TERMS.f2D for 1--WE months No deduction for absence
except IN case 81 lfoIactcd sickness. aug 11-eoiit
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C0RaMEsRUaAH..
Lynchburg wholesale Prices Current

A. b. RUCKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
OPPOSITE BANK or VIRGINIA. LYNCHBUR0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.

This association held its annual meeting last eve
ming in the Lecture Room of the First Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. There was large number Of
members in attendance.
Mr. joins NJ. DOUBLEDAY, the President, stated that
the Anniversary OF the Association would be held
Tuesday evening next, probably at flymonth Churen.
After the preliminary exercises, two hours were
spent in asrDg the merits ot two rYa candidates
for the Presidency.
The following are the names Of the officers elected
for the ensuing year:
tics. Pre.id-risRobert Bu'.ns, Bsgi.ti VIM Ed.sll
Presbyterian; Robert ThOe' Reformed Dutch Henry W.
Law. COusT saonL 49,,
Recording sst,etary-Edward C. Ritohie.
IBrayan--J. d. W Grady.
Msnese, {chn NJ DOa0lssoy Pre'Gyts.n G T. D. ESs-
-: Ref me- DsieP RhaSs. aEpa Louis Il a@o.
cpPp...sso nal ?" H. '' "4''' '''D
The PRESIDENT read his annual report showing an
increase the membership of the Association the
last year If 10 annual, and H. life members, making
the whole number Of members 10.
At the monthly meeting in April the Union resolved
IN invite ladies' 10 become associate members, and to
partake 90 such Of all the privileges OF the Associa-
ton. This movement has received the fullest appfo-
baton ON all
Though the Kindness Of the Trustees Of the Pres
byterian Church in Henry street. most Of the monthly
meeting. Of the Association during the past year have
been held in the lecture.rooms Of that church But
two lectures have been deTersd before the Associs-
ton one by the Rev. W. h. MIlDurn and Tie othef ~
Dr. Henry VI. Scudder.
Since October last the social reunions have been
regularly held aDd proved pleasant and profitable oe-
cas ols 10 those who have participated in them.
number Of the Association have ayalled thoia,
selves of the advantages Of the French class formed
IN October last Through the efficiency Of the Chair
man of the Library Committee the rooms Of the A.so-
citation have been better prov ded with reading matter
than at any former period. ln It may be loand ~
daily newspaper, "A weekles, % monthly magazines,
and 10 quarerEes, beside other periodical literature
During the year, Il9 volumes have been aided to the
library at an expense Of Slil, and the library 40"
contains / ,39l volumes.
The Treasurer report showed larger balance in
the treasury than in previous year..
Mr. THEoDORE TILrOs proposed Al amendment 70
the Contitution by which hereafter, the Associaton
bond not be restricted merely 10 male members, bat
should admit females to equal and active membership
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF COLORED
PERSONS

Pursuant to cal, large number OF colored per-
Of this and most Of The adjoining Free States
asst mbed yesterday morning at sPnug-'i Hall, No.
is Spring street forthe purpose Of making the neces
sary arrangements for holding National Political
Convection and adopting such measure, as may be
deemed advisable and bet calculated to promote their
future welfare and secure absolute freedom.
Capt. y. J. STNsoss, being appointed temporary
Chairman. stated the objects II the meeting, and in
the course of his remarks said that he 10 favor OF
the coored being armed and equipped. well
drilled and in READINGS. for any and every emergency
that may occur.
During the absence Of q Committee Nomination
Of Permanent Officer, the assemblage wss addressed
by the Hon. - Green Of Hayti. and Mr. stephen
Myers Of Albany.
In the afternoon the snswing persons were elected
permanent officers:
Preiders-The R-y. Gtoscy w.iLsvgsE " BrNotiyr.
Wee PYrrde-i,-Cspt }. j. Sinons Monroe Walker ChsS
Green and John NJ RnwlinEs-
Sse,etarier-Peter H. Miller and David Green-
The following resolution was then offered and
adopted:
Received Tbs. adjourn nee, &, this place "Wednesday
nina take such be- deerd proper %
q Dr National Pocal Couseuticn
Of oooro e be held Boston, Mass on tee ss dsy os
A. si's relt.
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EXHIBITION OF TIE PUPILS OF THE INSTI
TUITION FOR TIE BLIND.

At the Academy OF Music, yesterday was assembled
large audience to witness the Annual Exhibition Of
the Blind young persons who under the care Of the
Directors of the NerYork Institution for those unfcr
tunates.
About 80 pupils appeared on the stage. On each
side Of the stage tssefuy specimens OF
the handiwork Of the pupils OF the Institution consist
ing for the most part Of brOoms baskets mattresses
and other simple articles, the manufacture of which
nav be ma tered by those whose fingers must do duty
for ewes a. well The making of brooms has ever
heen one Of the leading brarehe- Of manufacture
Taught in the Institution from the fact that il IL most
available and profitable to the pupils after they pass
from the care Of the Institution
Of the various classes in history geography, reading
from raised print and arithmetic and Of display Of
their proficiency in music Mr.. I. Golden Cooper, the
Superintendent, bad charge OF the whole -
An original poem was read by Mis-. Cynthia Bullock,
graduate of the school, and all the exercises were
prompt and much TO the satisfaction OF the audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
sIrNnAY SCHOOL UNION.

Notwi,hs,andrg the unpropitious weather OF yester
day the Sunday Schools attached to the various fro'
e.taut Churches of NewYok united in celebratngth the
anniversary of their establishment Early the after
noon the various Schools assembled at their Pecve
loom. and thence proceeded in procession 10 the fol-
lowing churches, which had been desgnaiea oy Inc
Committee Of AIrsr geDlents for their accommodation:
A,,h. C.o-r Iur.ita.sschols So- 2 ~ o. oil, ~ -
n a. ils 10 ISL IN H. ls ss 10 ard Ss .-eInSa aSe
aSdrr.~. wrrr del,,rsd by Mean g. Psrdes AID " IA L.
Dcdre. -, ~ a - "a q, A.
10. 80 a. -, sts.s .,,--,i-
NJ. , -, -. 81, %, Ia =, "a =, - @, -
yr.: Bap,.; CEareh tBrptne rcs.t-Sos 10 ~ o. ~ ."
.s%1r..s, Pr.by-sri.z CEuroh-SOs 9, a p. D. 81 a. )"
siconasr.ru. Bap,i> Tsb.rrse,s-Nos z II, l0s 10 .
R,t-r-e D-teh Ckzrea ~ s-lEstoa s4-Afe-S" :" D. ~
81, ~. 90 ~ 81, ~ n A. "A Al VI
lis So, II r,v.-.,. ~. ..,--i
-Nos l. s. Ia ID. d, ~ ls, ID A., AZ A. r. % ma
Tsurr6,yruse Prsoyt-rsn ChuEch-sos - Va !" o. i''
rs IN. AZ ., ioa tsa la su
T~-u,ysira stree, r,sy.~r,a CbeFh s. - - ~
10, -, ite
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FIVE POINTS MISSION.

Tie Ladies' Home Missionary Society, who have
under their charge one Of the Mission schools estab-
lished a. the Five Points, held their anniversary last
evening at tie Academy If Nasic. The stage vas
filed with about 800 children belonging to the school
row Of little wee toddiizg" seated in froaf,
attracting special attention.
The Hon. Lr1BER BRADsH, on being called % the
chair made few remarks explain story OF the objects
Of The N.eon, and urged ali wsll-ylshsrs to 49,
,iety 10 be earnest IN brr endeayors " nphoh ana
.upuort a u,overneut rbi.h j. doing much for the
prrv.p,op OF crime by the Of thee dtte once
from vice ard .hsiae.
After music by the baud--DOdwortn the e1erci-es
were comnenced with hymn, -ung by the chiireH-
singing which older p-opr reed DOT nave osen
ashamed Of. Proya the s.cretsrys report We earn
the following psficusn: L,,
The numher NJ scholars taught In the school during
the wear be. been 9l6; the average attendance has
been ais There have been fsl children -ept mo me
country. and pro yiied with good and eomt'Afaoie
bou> . ~ I47 garmeuts have been distributed among
tAs poor. be.ide no srre e Of bedding ~ paws VI
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Markell.

PsiI ,pYI PHI NAV lOFLoUg advanced 2 and unsettled
under the Adslade's news MHEAr advanced 2c White
81 IS; Red 81 70d 81 u COsS advanced Sc OARS wanted
A. 5ac Provisions firm; Rssonsdes Sc Shoulders or
Isrd finn 81 1915. Res adv nced e WHISKY sdNsnensi
Ohio =, a.o
Aa. Ire Anso Ssxou news caused less hnness In rie' and
81 entire stoppase Mddns stu quoted n'nl
psly Ice ,c., =. j., 49,.
Nsw-ORtEaNs May s-The sslts 81 C0Tro> to-day were
enly bales. prices essier but no; qacSey .tsrd
The Anao SaNous csu-d less 6mnes la he market ~a
much rresuAry ddrg still qno'ed nonnsiy a.
H. FKscHT LiyerpSo a. Sterling EH1hNSs HIinei
AiR,Sv MAY iaS MT CONTINUES Nigh al nn a'i
the Aggregate sales OF me CAV
g. SEQ bhs the I'D. 1000 bash CoSN so4a a. sc
There a little four OF Grsn here. =,
oswEco. Nay TO- p nA-FLock IN good d..naa IN ..es
NJ IS for MlWsrkce Club. - . tr k-d N-s,rTn' "
Extra Michigan sdvsnced but hoders sns rally
snNous dspssr of their stscSs ss> 81 i1
hosh.ls Milwaukee Club a. - sfst aud 80 bushels u
sopId Chsago Spring ',r o-ry, AZ YAc t"k> SaVHacta
9th ac,ve demand saes II ZOO bis-i, IT'S nHl
!Ste eo,hels Hot %sd l psrvvis ~ 81 ic~ 1hu
n.h AZ o. CANAL fsEieaIs uouinsly Be on fIar; &C. o
"heai ~. Com 10 S.WYo-h. LAKE, FSki6hrs-- 10y
fuseeis Wet HS,1 sn-rl. Con-. CAs.L tNPoSfS-lfV
se.s- Flour; S.eD bgshs. " i-st; no bushes Oats
bAIlNcss, MAY Ia kLuI rse eNcitcd; Howard
and Ohio Pr 81 WHs,r active; White VI SoG ~ No
81 Va 81 "a CoNS sdVuI,cd p yellow ssasE. no
VISIONS sc''e Bacon SIDE 9t; NJ. Pork si1 - "his
hrn but Que; At Soo.
bVsFAI0. May les sctiys and SSdS'tr bet
teri sas oi see bbls - "a 81 50 oG s'r Chicago spns
spd AlWtukee Club; - SG ~ fif Westerns aud ~ l.
81 ~ r double extra MHEAr excited. snd 51i" oetttI
for Spsis aud Cub; o~T vsT. hsld hsher; ae- oi 81 "
tasA for Rejected sppE ~ IS ~ 'sir ID VI 90
81 " IL Ne. Milwsukes Ctb. ~ Ss vi y fr VA t'