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AN ACT PROVIDING FOR \ CODE OF THE

AN AL PROVIDING FOR CODE OF THE
SrAT-TE LAW OF SoCrn CAROLINA
]. BE Il enqcted hv the Srua.e and
House Of Representatives, now met and
sitting IN General Assembly, aud hv the
Authority Of The same, That The Court Of
Error' lie aurho,izel aud empowered TO
npp"lnt commission of not exceeding
three p-Isons, whose dury it shall lie 10
revise aud cudiiy the Statute Law Of force
III Tins State.
III. That said commission shall, in
.2-rf"imsn.:e OF the duties imposed hy this
Act. arrange Y!l STATUTORY provisions on
the same subject, in conirnsed form,
under appropriate heads that $ id conn
mission fla not SIMPLY lran>trr The Stat
uies, hui shall so alter their pnlaSeoluyy
as-J" eXcihd~, AS near rs may be, all re
dandan"y OF expression aml where there
are several Acts relating 10 the sarpe sub
leet, they shall cnnien>e into one Act the
enar'menIs on the same suii"c,, aud So
express the attachments aS clearly 10 sci
!orih The sense OF the whOIe. having re
srI To riicisI eyposI;ions thereof.
Ill. That whenever it shall he appa
rent tiat there are legislative emissions
IN any statute, sa"' commission shall sup.
fv the SAM, so as t" perfect such statute
anu render ITS operation complete.
lV. Tint sal conmiSs ou shall pre-,
pure appropriate tirl-S an | sub divisions
OF IitieS. clearly and briefly. expressive ct
the snrj 'crS ire 'tcd, snail IN ,He AN index
for easy reference IL the III IN ISc ipt cop,
OF The r"le, AMI sha'l, III IN ,r!rna tie,
- the Ac;s, make sucl, references To de
cile'! cases as shall ue proper for the clear
elucidaiion of them.
y. That said commission shall report
to each session Of t4re i-c9isIaiurp, fnr It's
action. what lhev may have done ~ The
premises until The work he completed ::
ani that the commissioners hp aulII"rizpd
10 PRINT III rough form their progress. for
Examination l'y ,te rgi,iaru,e, directing
attention therein to suul, additions ~ they
may pi"r">e 10 the present law
-. That the commissioners shall each
receive for his services the sum nf four
honsand (S4 00O) per amhum. to te pai,i
'em annually, on the ii ate OF tie
President "t the Court of Errors, tia, the
work Is progressing lo the satisfaction al
the Court; ami should Hny vncancy occur
~ ibe sand commission from auv cause.
the Court OF hrrors = bali supply The w
eancy.
In tho Senr'e lIoI,e. the twdptv Grst
day of - D.cernbrr. in the year nf our
L"d one tl'nnS md eight hundred nnd
iity eight. aud ~ the eighty -thIrd
year of the sovereignty and ind-prn-
delce Of The Umued States pr AIDer.
ica.
WILLIAM ID. PORTER,
President Of The Senate.
JAMES SlMONS,
Speaker House Of Representations.
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AN ACT TO ALTER THE LAW IN RELATION
TO LAST Wills AND TEsrAMEN AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

AN ACT TO ALTER THE LAW IN RELATION
TO LAST Wills AND TESrAMENrs, AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
l. BE 1t enacted Ly Tie. Senate aud
H'u>e ct representatives, nov met aud
situng IN General Assembly, and hy the
authorrty oi the same, Tha. rro,n and
after the passing "f This Act, real estate
purchased or Otherwise acquired, after Tic
making and publishing ul last Wills and
ieH'aments. shaH pass " and unl4r The
same III the Sn:nc narlGeI and iu lhe
Same extent rs Personal estate now does
III. That all devr>rS, leyacies or he
quests, made tu or in favor uf any witness
or the husband or wife of any witness To
last Wills and TeSrsueu,S. uf real or Der
sonai estate, or nf hg;h combined, or of
any other property, estate or interest
Whatsoever, aui all other Interests and ali
'fliees or appointments ,c;ln!rned on suc!,
witness, or the husband or wife OF such
witness, by such last Wis and rrsra
merits, shah be. and the same are hereby
declared I" he null and void and such
"iIieS>, or the hustnnd or wife Of such
witness. slal be competent and credible.
oiher":Se ~, IL prove the said last
Wills aud Trs,>meuis.
Ill. Ihst hereafter the probate. in due
iCrla OF law, hv and byfre the rrop.r
sOrdina3y, 81 al last Wills am. Tc,;,,nrn,s
wheIi4ar ~ zeal or personal property. or
OF both c"'nhined, OF Of any other proper
~, estate or interest whatsoever, shall he
good, sufficient and ,tfrciual in law. in
ille same manner ard 10 the same extent
as 1t lhe said last Wills and T-sramrnrs
We're exclusively Of personal estate aud
no devise OF real estate shall he a ,mi,r.l
as evidence in any cause until after pro
bate before the trluar".
~. That al Acts gnd parls of Acts re
poignant hereto, or Inconsistent herewith,
!be aud the same are hereby repealed.
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GReEHvILLE BAPrIsT FsMALe COLLEGE
1nIs Ins' hntion, !" su ces,tul operation,
numbered among ns Students. during the
past year, the nsl,F- at AL Young la,iIes
and misses. There @ere three -rIduates
nj the Commencement. The MAN buid-
ing hns been c"inpeted, aud has been
occupied Siuce Nay Last it's couunu
dious aud furnishes ample couveuie, ces
Tor the use IL the t"legr. The Faculty,
es3nps'se Of lsite| aud gsn,.swen, have
esssn ueberd satisfaction, aud We anrc
pate sT the institution - large incrense IN
it, airead, respectable number oi pupils.
Greeavtikc Patriot.
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KINGS MoUST4rg x. X. ComPAV.--We
learn from the YorkviIle Enquirer, that at n
late meeting Of The Stockholders Of This
Company. the following persons were clec-
ted President and DIRECTORS of The Road :
DR.. James NJ. Lowry, President:
DR.. ]. r. Braiion. w. A. l.aiia, y. G..
Hemphill, J. w. Avery, II +. Adicke-, h.
A. Crenshaw. B. T.. Wheeler, ]. s. Ryan,
Directors
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COMMISSION MERcHASTs BALTIMORE
We direct attention to the card of Messrs.
VIM. Grange g. Co Baltimore, Commission
Merchants. to be found in our paper 90 day
and commend these gentlemen to our bust.
ness community.
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General Intelligence.

Napoleon had fully aud finally pardon.
ed Count DE MoarnIrrnhert aud The Eli.
tor OF the Correspondence also one hun
dred and sixty four other prisoners.
At Was reported that France hal uiiici
ally lnt"rned England Of her support, #
the ls',r' should ni"pr measures To- cnun
teract the effect oi Mr.. Buchau,n's CuLan
policy.
A false alarm Of fire ut the Victoria
lhea'rr. III Lrndum, had causeI "a panic
~ the audience, and in their end,a,ors to
escape, sixteen people were trampied 10
death.
MI Bland had been appointed Secre.
'ary OF Legation at Washington, in place
"f Mr. Erskine. Tho later Was to 90 To
S;ockholm.
The Sp'nish papers denounce NJ, Bu.
shau"ns Message IN lor. Of offended
pride.
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Eew Colonization Schema

ArGUsrA, January ll..-ALvrc.s from
Mobile state that the Mexican nud Cen
F'' American C"lnnza'i"u A>Socir,inm
has been dissolved, am! Hs~ one form.
eel VIII! the title "r the zon,, Mexico
""d o"ntr"I American A~soyIatunu Thi,
movement is >ard To lie eu,loy>-d hv LEAD,
lnS South IN and New York ucutiam.n,
VINO are negotiating for, aul have already,
purchased land grants in the nrw iet,i,o.
~ Of Ariz'na, which they iuteud coIoni
zng Gen. llenningsen, it is yeyur:rL,
has been appointed Chicf Emgl4 Ger, and
Will lake over with him large Lulv of
em'Grants durirg the ensuin2 sprin. ani
Summer.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARLET, J ,nuaty
1.-The sales OF the week sam up 55..
900 bales, the market opening in 10.
clining condition, but closing steady
SpecuIators took 1000 and exporters
5000 bales. The sales on Friday, De.
cember 3lst, were 1000 bales, the mar
ket being quite and stesdy. The quota
tons are 4:
Fair Orleans Z ) s; Mn'ding Orleans
I: Fair MohiIe 7 5 16; MrddIing Mobile
I 7.s; Eur up;auds Z; Mddrg Up.
lands 6 Ii l6.
The annual stock slatement shows: 40.
600 bales on hand, ot winch 2G5.OOO
bales were American, showing AN excess
over estimated stock uf SO 900 bales. -
The total imports "f the year have been
two million three hundred and thirty four
Thousand bales. showing AN Increase of
seventy thousand bales over last wear.
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According TO the American Rail Road
Journal there were in the United States, in
operation on the lst Janbary, 1853. twenty
seven thousand eight hundred and ffty-scv-
Ell miles Of raj; roa., which cost nine hun.
drcd and sixty-one million forty-seven thou.
sand hree hupdrcd aud sixty four dollars.
The length of rail roads in South Carolina
is stated at 7Sl miles
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IHE OCrRAGEs IN SOUTHERN kANsAs
We lind III the ST. Louis Republican a
The o'h instant letter dated al For,
Scott. on the l7Ih of Drcember. 1888
containing u detailed account uf ia. omt.
r'LcS committed Ly Montgomery, John
lirowm. aud other d-spera,Ines a, ,ba,
place. They shot Mr.. John Lutte dead.
narrowly escaped killing several Others.
broke open Lniidings, stole whatever they
c"nh: lay Their hands on, RESCUED one IF
their number from the custody uf ,h,.
sheriff, anil with oalhs declared: wv. de
" The United States, It's officers its laws,
and IIs armies" The letter which mar.
rates these high offences says in cunclu.
sion:
""l"ntgomery womb evidently De- Glad
to Involve Missouri and sur up civil war.
IL Is law and government lie is ,,Tikiny
NJ. "u will >re this when safe that n
Tree Stale grand jury indicated Rice. -
ice State ] hlOr detained him in a Cre.
State hote; Crawford, Rs,, Mcdonald.
Marble, at whom ihev slIo., are slI free
State men, but friends OF law. TIE wri
ltr "f this is also free State Democ,a,
We are unit here for life and property.
Tor law and order. The seclionsl on.s
ton Of slavery Is dead. aud does not enter
our minds. Will the Government do
anything to restore law aud order 10
southern Krnsss"
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FIGHT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS The tax
of New York for 1859 has just been sub
miitcd to the Common Council, and the
sum total reaches the astounding aggregate
of nearly eight millions Of dollars. OF this
amount, in round numbers, a million is de.
voted to the police, n million for water,
eight hundred thousand for the poor, n mil
lion and Qnarter.fur schools, a million and
II half for streets, half n million for light.
ing the streets, and six hundred thousand
for salaries. The expenditures of the State
OF New York are much less than those Of
the city, being only ubou, FIVE millions.
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Later From Europe,
-oc:o-
A X X v IL OF THE
<anEG:r
:~%sss rsSs..
N 7 A G. A r. A,

DsLIFAX, January l3.--The RnvaI
Mail Steam Ship Niaqara' Captain Rv.
re, with Liverpool dates 10 January LAT,
bias arrived at this port.
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Kansas Matters

Sr. LorIs, J,iuar, IA -rhe United
States troops aud volunteers are c"nceu-
lra,'ng near the Missouri Inc, where
Montgomery has fortified himself Sx
h"nd'e'i mu>k-rs I"r Mrdnr,'s vu.unrcrrs
passed Jefferson C,L, ,uriny E,r X ,u>as.
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hANsAs LEGIsLATrRE-MEssAGE OF
GOVERNOR MEDARY--Sr. LOUIS. JASU.
AIRY 8.-Ihe Kansas Legislature has al.
Jn"rned to Ls~rerce City. No business
"f ,nporlance has heen transacted.
The Mrss 'ge Of G"vsTnor Medsry was
read aud received. Ile regrets lha, there
Is - growing disposition TO ovorrate the
nunber at votes obtained l,y means of
e"fTgpiing The baI.ot bnx. lie saws. 10
tbs vio;oJs belong The spoiIs," but they
are the spoIls # patronage, given 10 pow.
er er "r the Pui.i'e veal, IL. hints tina,
Kansas may obtnin more f.sors Of Con
y'e's as Territory than IL would ~ =
state. lie is willing to unite with In.
Legislature IN the adoption Of such meas.
"res ss shall restore order in the Te,uto.
W,
The annexation Of Southern Nebraska
10 Kansas IS leing discussed, AID is said
70 meet with favor among the inh abitant..
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~ Col T. T. Sill has been elected
Sheriff for Ksrshaw District.
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lAKEN Ur.-On Saturday las, Mr.. NJ
Foot caused u warrant TO he taken ou,
against two North Carn!iui,us named
j 'ckN"n Stewart and Solomon WIrlIt.
upon the charge that they had attempted
|" pass counterfeit cOIu IA h,s store. They
visited Mr.. Fu"l's store tnr-,h.r ON FRI
day night and purchased srur article.
"Een Jackson hogan To pay fpr Il IN half
dollar pieces. Mrs. Foot, wuh whom they
were trading soon det.cte, III. counter
'r'l and Objected /" 1t On Saturday they
"erc aiken up and Iodgei in jrI, where
they still remain. Wright ir>t rave lis
name rs Abe ll-nrY, but ahrrwarJ.
acknowledged that his proper name Was
SOLOMON Wight.
We are informed tht,, on SUNDAY n
pair o' Saddle Bags. containing u stock
'ng filled with Counterfeit coin in half dol.
lars. quarters and ten cent pieces. wer.
'"mnd concealed in the nriuhhuILooo Of
Helena, SUPPOSED To belong to the abov.
mentioned parties. The amount found
!" the stocking MAS between tify and one
hnndred dollars. We were shown som.
specimens OF to counterfeit, which AR.
very well executed, hut the material can.
not p"s,ilIv >" mistaken for silver
Ncrberry ConserruLsL
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ADVERTISER ENTS

VIII be inserted at the following low rates.
One square (of l6 lines or less, ohc insertion,
81 or, il continued, as cents tor the fret in
'ertion, and ~ cents Tor each subsequent inser.
non sB See Fourth Page for deductions in
'or OF ALandiug advertisements.
The Gumbrr ot insertions must be written on
e,ct advertisement, G" they will be inserted till
orIerf?d out aud charged accordingly
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
fuohshed every Wednes lay Morning
by
W. M CO N N Q r. S
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T + X N S:

~ " ANkiCe, 80
=: the expiration OF Six Months, .--- 2.5O
Al the end of the Year, 300
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6pcfial Notices.

krsib Ward.-A regular neetin. Of the NINTH WARD
RLFUBLlCAN ASSOCIATION win be bsA ct the Blesessr
Bulerx corner Morton and Blseker sree's on THIS
Thu EVENING, Feb. II, s7 o'ciocf The Hepuoh
cans Ward request 10 enroll their .me' IN order 70
enable parcpst IN the election. Of hs hocisaon'
Byoreer. PETER VAN ANTWERP, President
As. bUIsAs. Secretary.
seyenteebth Ward Republican Asseeistion.-A
v~xul.r Annexation will BE- held at Heiyeha Hail.
Nc z73 Bew.ry, THIS tThnrsdsyl EVENING a. y O'Clock
JOSEPH c. PINCkNET, rrendent-
soassr cBox D; BOYD ssere.sries
Academy of NIusic.-Prof. o. NJ Mitchell has hiadly
eopsened give One Lecture for the BENEFIT OF TIE
LAOIEs' FIVE POINTS MISSION,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, SATURDAY EVENING,
BOOK OF JOB especially those contained In the 18th Chap
ter. ASTRONOMY AND THE BIBLE
the splendid ability Of Prof Mitchell a. lecturer
ntee believe there thousands Of benevolent ladies'
gentlemen who will take tickets Tor the noDe obect III
view, If they cannot attend - =. 49, <,.,n, u
TICKETS so CENTS, FAMILY CIRCLE 25 CENTS; FOR
sale the Daily Newspaper Offices the Bookoie' and BOX
oRce. Doors open at q TO commence a. y ocIoch.
New.Yerk and washington Printing Telegraph
the ssckbod. v be held a. the Office Of the Company on
fUEsDAY the d day Of February Inst, st O'Clock
r w. RUSSELL, Secretary.
Celunbin G CoIege.-Tbe usual Exercises in Defamation,
ansr the clo,e Of INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION, will
take place FRIDAY next 18th inst at Nbos Saloon be-
The hon or 10 the respective classes by the
hed Of the studies Of Term and OF the examination,
will also be then declared.
Parents of Students the Trustees aud Alumni of the College
and others eIesed in education invited 70 attend
The regular studies will be resumed MONDAY, 2st Feb
Applicants for sd ssion 10 the College must present them
syss for examination on SATURDAY 18th Feb O'clock
CHARLES KING. President Columbia College.
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Drp Woo0s.

NIRCULAR.-The undersigned, successors 10
~ BOWEN McNANEE Co, invite special attention TO
their sad magnificent Stock Of FOREIGN AND DoMES
TIC DRY GOODS now opening for tae Spring Trade Their
Stock viii embrace usus avery extensive assortment Of
sHis Rbeons Millinery Goods, Lso-s, Embroidshes, White
Goods Dress Trimmings, Gloves. Hosery, MAntiAs; Also
and beautiful stock Of Paris Drss Goods adapted 70 tae best
city and interior trade including rich French Prints MGins
O,sans BAreses Printed Robes, ei Also ito which they
Invite the special attention Of close buysrs complete sssor
men. Of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STAPLE GOODS,
embracing sheengs shiring. Cloths Csss'neres Fsanel
vsstre ficis Pansloon Stats GirsbAms, Printed Lawns
Drp Is, Ap&ess Cambrics Mussn de Lanes etc. including
very extensive assortment Of PRINTS American and Ens's
all the various ryles snd brands As0, complete s,sort
Of YANKEE NOTIONS.
his confidently believed ,hs, och Of Goods In this or
any other mAhe wcry Pobnc attention and npec
ton. Every article offered IN al the various depart nen'' viii
be sod .: the LOWEST MARKET PRICES ~as.eyer those
prices may BE-.
All Goods shall be precisely what they represented to Be-
be returned By the buyer No pans
vii be spared TO meet the want. generally Msr
chants every section Of the country respectfully invited
make animation Of stock before
BOWEN, HOLMES Co,
Nos so and so Broadway.
Ys-is no; intended By adding Staple Goods usual
stock 20 make a display of st and Fancy
6oods-on the contrary viii be endeavor to make the
hitter department. possible, attractive than before
g PRING TRADE NOTICE. -
y IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
INTHE UNION.
DE FOREST. ARMSTRONG 6 90.
Ass VOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING IsroRrArIoSs, AND ARE
ExHBIrIsG AT THEIR
SAL LES X o q IS,
NOS. 80 AND Sc CHAMBERs-sr, NY
THE MOST EXTENSIVE, rLEcASr, VARIED AND COMPLETE
FOREIGN AND DOMfsTIC GOODS
before offered for sale by them and presenting attractions
and advantages the trade generally aud from all part. such
be with IN few places Their extensive stores
In Chsmben which they occupy cure enable them TO
have in stocks their each of
which will Be complete Without .peciyins the articles en-
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND CAssiMEREs.
sHAWLs AND MANrILLAs,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
DRESS TRiSMiNGs,
PARAeOLs
DOaEsTICs AND PRINTS.
To their Domestic and Print Department they cal particular
viii be .od very lowest rs,e They have tho entire
~ WARREN PRINTS,
print which has done good the retailers through the
country the last than perhaps other owPced print
Their keusc, Cocheco spr.sus, Garner. Dunns and PA
CLIFTON SLAaoW and SCOTCH
6INGHAAs, in every variety.
DOMESTICs
WAMsUTTAs HIT MANU-, COMPANY,
BArEs's MILLS, NEw.YoRK MILLS, MEkRInAc,
LoksDALr, ARkwRGHr focAsEr,
NAUMKEAG, PATTERSON, fgPPERiLL,
WHITE Rock, HEBRON, CABorr,
MErAMoRA, LAWRENCE, ATLANTIC.
All the wel.knovn makes Of TICKS. STRIPES and DE-
MINIS such o. YORK; Hamilton, Peinber,on ETC.
Soliciting trade liberal terms they nv,s notice to their
Hoase-street and lumber a. above.
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i THE RUSH
THE RUSH
yos pHE
yos TIE
rsR TEE
NEw-YORK WEEKLY,
NEW.YORK WEEKLY,
NEW-YORk WEEKLY,
Containing Smiths Story Of
Cortsnins Smiths Story Of
Cor.AtIiIg Smiths ssoyef
AZAEL KAHN;
AZAE.L KAHN;
AZAEL KAHN;
Or, TIE
On, rHE
OR, rsE
FORTUNES OF A FoUNDLING.
FORTUNES OF A FOUNDING.
FORTUNES OF A Fol UNDLING
ANOTHER EDITION
ANOTHER EDITION
ANOTHER EDITION
WILL BE READY THIS MORNING
WILL BIZ READY THIS MORNING
WILL BE READY THIS MORNING
A, all the News Offices.
Al all the News Offices.
At all the News Offices.
TTNHE INDEPENDENT for THIS WEEK
Il Is PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
srea. variety Of wewtten articles subjects
Of current interest and intrinsic value.
CONTENTS PRESENT NUMBER.
"CHURCHEs AND ORGANS" new
STAR PAPER"
by HENRY WARD BEECHER.
"DR. BARTHS TRAVELS IN AFRICA" review BY
the Rev Dr. GEORGE b. giving account Of the
EsveTrsde carried in Central Africa BY American
frsdera
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON, By PUTNAM.
"DR. PATTON AND THE TRACT SOCIETY," A
Second Letter the Hon. Chief Justice Williams Of Con-
peeticut-
"REPoRr ON THE STATE OF RELIGION IN COL
LEGEs"
"PRoF GUYoTs LECTUREs-No. L." Diees.ed Re-
port Of the Fist Lecture Of his new course on Physical
Geopsrhy"
"WOMENs PRISON ASSOCIATION"
n" CHARLES WINTER BIRDS"
"ToO EAGER" Poem. By James Hedderarck of
Scotland.
THE BRIG AT SEA" By ANA HoPE.
"HOw THE BIBLE WAS MADE"
Among the EDITORIAL ARTICLES are the following:
"COLD OR HOT1"
"ALLE6ED RATIONALIsM IN UNION THEoLoGI-
CAL SEMINARY
PRAYER FOR COLLEGES"
IAN EXPLANATION"
The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT has . leading article
W discounts AND DEPOSITS"
with several others on other topics interest to the business
munity.
In addition TO the above hi, weei, number contains rich
selection Of Religious Literary and Scientific Intelligence, with
an Of the Current News Of the Day both Do
msstic and Foreign.
PubuAhed a, No. q Beeimanst New.York City. Terms
o. year BY sl % 50 TO subscribers In New.York and
Brooklyn. Also for sale BY all News Agents.
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VOL XVIII.....No 5,562.

The Rev. Amos p. Mead nom Pitttop, win pre.ea Ia
Feet-s, N. p. Church Brooklyn, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVEkIEGS At n ocloch. Prayer Meeting each evening.
EmisTant Intelligence Oflce and Labor Exchange
has been from No Canal 70 No 81 Worth 81 lste
Anthonys few door, west Of Broadway No fees eh.sed
JAMES p PAGAN Superintendent
ELECTROMAGNETIC Z. W. FARNHAM. H d.
eON-By this Of Eecticity Chronic Dseas.s uested
With Uniform success scrofuous Efupons Ulcers, S.if
JOINTS, Sw.ling., Rheumatic Afectons Deafnes Eye Dis
suess Spinal affections ProsTs:ton Iuitaoiy
He.dsob. Consp.on Dyspepsia Henorrhoids and al forms
Of Female Weakness are permanently cured.
No. $50 Broadway.
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SECOND:
ETHEL'S LOVE-L1FE.
By Mn. NJ. J. NJ. SWEAT.
vel, limo, muslin. Price 81
From The New York Home JournsL ,
This charming volume is serie. OF love letter. wn''en
Ethel 10 her giving the history OF her Affairs OF ths
hes from early grhood up 10 the time that sss Anc ncf
hspc,d b. parted No loveetters 'uce me
Of Ab.srd Hese have appeared that arc more
b attractive, home cNser 70 the hearts oi al .cs
those contained in this volume Each letter love 'oi
IN prose-a passage from the book Of raiden's heart
ETHEI;S LONE-LIFE.
From The Boston Ledger.
This Bt,e history Of the and sthomlsu exPerteaces o.
human contained 10 the form Of series Of .ts and
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truly and most exqusey set down-of pTotoan ani AL
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authoress consider her mark II literature made
suoh volume every day protncton contains ne
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besutfu saul We heartily commend It's p-rusa 20 al aose
who irOw seek 70 sno~ s0sh Of the deep mysteries ana
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