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WASHINGTON July %, 1855
eel commitment has been made TO the District n
Columbia Penitentiary In the shape an Indian who NJ
been found guilty Of horse stestng He was mmeua.e,v
Set 1t work.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has issued clrcuIsv IN,
which no directs the invalid pensioners the army sn
navy, who are subjected TO biennial examinations. tr
present With their usual Vouchers the 4,h Of Sep.
tember and LIST IF January NEXT respectively the csrl,
hcae az TO the state of their disability The operation or
the act OF Congress Of the Sd March, 1862 virtually sus
ponds the sern annual payments of pensions at the
commencement OF each biennial period until the certificate
or two physicians or surgeons has been presented
The Secretary OF the Interior will transmit by the pao
dc steamer Of the 9th August 1924 900 Oregon and
Washington, to satisfy the recently audited cais on &C.
count Of advances for restoring and maintaining peace
able and more friendly relations with Indian tribes
Judge ellis, Of Pennsylvania has been appointed spe.
cia agent TO the Pawnees, with the view arrange
matters as to prevent fatuse dlnic1lties.
Books and public documents pertaining 10 the FIRST ses
sion Of the late Congress being boxed be seat to
the vnrions literary institutions throughout the COUNTRY
In accordance with law. This is OF tho reforms which
has deprived members from selling such works az was
formerly practised, for waste paper at nounuai SUNG
to specializing book traders.
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Interesting from Wnsh,n~top.

Interesting from Washington.
EFFORTS 70 HARMONIzE THE MICHIG N DgMOCHkCY-
EX-SENATOR STUART FOR THE VICE PRssIDENCY.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1853.
Baess MarHhal, OF Michigan, and Me- Shoemaker. Col.
iector at Detroit are both the gridron and will have
to follow Judge 0Fynn, late Postmaster The charges
are Of similar nature Ex. Senator Stuart is making
every effort to harmonic tho democratic party In Mohs.
gan and to that end the removal thess parties s deem
ed necessary. be said Mr.. Stuart wAnS tho Michigan
delegation at Charleston 70 Insist that he DO nominated
for Vice President
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News from Pixies Peak.

LaAvENwoRr July 10, 1860.
An express arrived from Denver City tais evening" aaa
reports everything in the mining region DO in ,ur
ishing condition The express brought no papers, ana
hence there are no details of the news.
LzAvENwoRTH, July 20, 1850 N
Another express from Denver City 14th inst arrived
this afternoon, bringing 800 In treasure
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. JULY a. 1858.

m'pt sod direction Of proper system of police
Ia this Metropolitan district. Will pious Pills
bury make note Of this and bring it to the at
tption of the Board?
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THE LATEST NEWS.


SANDY HOOK, July 2o-IlP.M
There are yet signs II the scamship Africa nov in
her twelfth day from Liverpool and fully due. Wind
northwest, fresh. Weather cloudy.
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Harvard College Csmmenccment.

Harvard College Commensurate
BOSTON, July 20, 1852
The customary commencement exercises ri Harv"1N
College took place today Tho Governor, Executive
Council and members OF the Board Of Overscers proceeded
to Cambridge under escort Of the LAncers.
Tho collegiate exercises place In the church OF tia
First PARISH Tho assembly present was uauauany large.
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Lynch Law In Missouri.
THREE NEGROES HUNG BY MOB, ETC,

THREE NEGROES HUNG BY A MOB, ETC.
ST. LOUIS, July 20, 1869.
despatch received oday from Marshall in this State
states that three negroes, who trial yesterday At
that place for rape and murder at night taken
bly, from the jail by mob and two Of them hung and thu
other burnt at the stake.
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The Canadian Seat Of Governments, Sc.
TORONTO, July 20, 1869.
Tho different departments Of gorornmons are making
active preparations for their removal to Quebec. ror
ton have already gone, and others about leaving
Samples OF the new wheat coming in from
various parts of Canada West indicating an abundaxa
crop sne excellent quality. Tie weather is very favorae
BILE for the growing crops.
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The Yacht Rebeccn.

The Yacht Rebeccn.
Boston, July 20. 1859.
The yacht Rebecca leaves Boston this evening For New
York, by the way Of Newport.
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TIE SLAVE TRAFFIC OF THE NoRTH.-A cor
respondent writing to us from one Of the
upper wards of this city, who is an ardent black
republican, and fast friend of Thurlow Weed
and William II. Seward, expresses bis horror at
the idea Of Mr.. Weed SECRETLY giving his sanction
to the slave trade, which he is in the habit of de-
nOuncing In the Evening Journal. He is perfectly
incredulous on the subject. But we can produce
parallel case in which our correspondent
would be equally incredulous were not the
proofs too clear to be gainsayed. 1t is the
case of William Fl. Seward, after his friend
Myron II. Clark, the author Of the Maine law in
this State, was elected Governor, and Mr..
Seward himself was reelected to the United
States Senate by the Maine law men in the
for the Prohibitory act. Twothirds of the Legis-
lature returned were pledged to vote Tor Seward
and the Prohibitory law and they redeemed
their pledge. The law ncminaDly went into
effect on the 4th Of July, 1856, but was soon de-
clared unconstitutional. Mr.. Seward went into
the liquor business in the following year, as may
be seen by the following advertisement
BiVeu Il
William Seward who respectively reside IN the city of
Auburn, Cayuga county, New York, have formed limit
ed psItnerthp to continue for the period OF three
from the first day Of October 1885, pursuant TO the pro-
visions Of the Revised Statutes Of this State for the buy
Ing and selling of paints and oils, and other articles Of
wholesale and retail trade In which all the parties into
rested the said William Rhoades who is the general
partner, and tho said William II Seward, who 10 the spe
cia partner; and the said William H. Seward has
tribreo tho Of two Thousand dollars capital
wards the common stock. WILLIAM B. RHOADE5.
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
Dated the lat day OF October ,JS66.
LIQUORS EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ccguac braAdies, varying in age from 1853 back TO
1882 wine, en rum, London porter, Scotch ale cham
pegue OF the best brands among which tho Charles
Hedsick, anchor, Star and other brands.
French cordials OF almost every flavor; ale In half bar
res put up expressly for family use also in barrels for
retailers.
Persons wishing TO purchase anything In this line will
find their interest 10 call upon the subscriber for
he buys all hts goods for cash. and sells for cash. exclu
sivey-therefore has advantage over dealers who
buy their goods long credit. Give mo CAN before
purchasing.
Remember the place-rst door south Of the Post Office
WILLIAM B. RHOADE5.
The effect Of this Maine Law movement, and Of
Stewards subsequent desertion Of it, and openly
smbaringi in the rum trade was to give the latter
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Important Decision In the Baltimore linda.
Rubber Case,

BALTIMORE, July 90 1869
In the Gaze or Horace q. Day ct al Stsmann ct A.
winch lately occupied the Court here for two wecs his
Honor Judge Giles this morning rendered. the close Of
very able opinion, decision in favor OF Mr. Day on all
the points presented holding that under his
with Goodyear, Mr.. Day has exclusive monopoly Of
elastic goods containing vulcanzed rubber perpetual
Injunction was granted Some fifteen other quits were
depending here upon this decision in all Of which perpe
tual injunctionB will issue.
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MR.. buchanan Renonalnated for sfS Presi-
doncy.
PIrrsBURa, July 10, 1869.
Tho Ptsburg Post, the leading democratic organ In
Western Pennsylvania, this morning puts up the nnms Of
James Buchanan for re election and in strong and un-
eQuvoc leader takes the ground that he ia the only oap
ddate who be nominated By the Charleston Ccuyen-
ton to reconcile the differences which exist in the demo-
cratic ranks ut the North and South
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The terms of sale prescribed by the half
the purchase money cash, and the balance and twelve
months with interest from the day of sale and secured by
notes OF the purchaser with satisfactory to the
trustee THEO. b. HORWITZ, Trustee
1 A Va
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Dublit SaIes.
By LENNON IL BROGDEN
A A A


Ga;t VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
M wv be sold at public sale at the Exchange on MON
NJ That PR N6fFT 4 iv me- at III. ooar -
m CSthsry 49, feet to the Port waren line in the
th Fse pTSpery ,sa WHARF and has on
and o Rs p switch has been BY Baltimore
The property is inclosed and has Two nR q the lot
Hou Sc at present tenanted by the Whar6naer II viii IN
be seen at the office of the subscriber 20 NORTH Ga can
Terms at sale W w c1pv>
msvwvSds LENNON BROGDEN,
BY SAMUEL n. COVER
E hosH# # S1 f fEE1 nS5TrE hbEHs,
VIII sell THIS "Wednesday 4T ok hSGTEoE May 18TH =. 10
s56sSi % S3e yER ade s y
Also, a variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sc They can be seen at any time BY calling at the above
@is s 'N H. ' &o E 4 B aai6ionss Street
fE::t PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned Trus-
j tees will offer atPublic sale THIS DAY, "wednesday
s the 18Th day of May lS59a o'clock, NJ at the Ex
Baitimop tbe no ~ south Gay street. in the city of
no. l. LOT OF F GRoTIB RYB PREMISES in foo sin.
situate ON the west side of Calvert street. in the CITY of Bati
more aforesaid near Lombard street fronting thereon 40
BY Two new fanTs %1St B sP tst
WAREHOUSES;, Nos IS and 4S, new occupied by MAYNARD
No. . LOT OF GRC GNB AND PREMISES in fee simple.
said bn p u street. IN the city of Baltimore afore
north side of Pratt street 30 running back northerIv
M te same width % feet less Carpenters alley
Now occupied by Gait & Bro as a Stone Yard r amy
NO = ~! OF GROUND AND PREMISES on the west
sue OF o4av street between Pleasant and Bath streets
nnng back westerly Of width 81 inches more
or eSs improved by a twosory BRICK DWELLING
with Back Buidng thereto attached Subject to an annual
The title to the property is ndisputable
Terms OF sae-Onet third cash the day of sale and the
residue IN TWO equal payments and ~ months with in
tres and security to be approved by the Trustees or oil
cash at the option of the purchaser. ' " OH
JOHNS HOPKINS, D
SAMUEL HOPKINS, trustees.
j. c. BLACKBURN, Attorney,
onoE oorr.,,,,,.e-,. 800. - st Paul street.
dPz.. ZdWlllIny Ndts SAMI. Ill COVER. Anct,r
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4nbIit Sales.
BY GIBSON x 90

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF vFpv
n VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS ~
BRARY-By virtue of order Of the Orphans Cont IL
Baltimore city, the undersigned administrator of VIM
Iabott deceased viii sell by public auction store Of
GIBSON x CO, No. N. Charles street, MONDAY AMI
TUESDAY EVENINGS, 23d and oath of May, commencing
at hapas o'clock each evening the very extensive and
valuable Law and Miscellaneous Library belonging to the
estate Of said deceased The Law Library very valuable
and complete having been kept the present and
comprising the best books in use all in excellent condition
The Miscellaneous Library is also select and desirable
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared and the Books ar
ranged for examination several days before the sale.
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" HAYS MORSE
CARvERS AND MANUFACTURERS
COMPOSITION 0RNA MENTS
No. IL CLAY ST, NEAR PARE
BALTIMORE
Having commenced the manufacture of COFFINS, they
Offer to the trade Wholesale and Retail complete assor
ment OF MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS, made of
the best seasoned materials and Of the approved pat
erns These Collins being made to be TAKEN APART
oer great inducements the Country they can be
shipped at small expense, and to the city trade, they
occupy but small space, and in of fire can 6 saved with
For sale low For terms, apply as above ola1v
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN HOW
"A, Arp 1COUNTY-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court for Howard county the Undersigned Trustee will
offer at public sale at the Annapolis junction. on the Balti
more and Washington Railroad at u o'clock NJ on ATUR
| ilL-l l.l.r NJ I-rA
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G6ufatiOn.
DUGBY INSTITUTE
h AT MDIrNT WASH

RUGBI INSTITUTE
IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
The next Session Of this School will commence Y ID
Prospectus be had the Bookstore of Newton Kurt
Principal. " ' ''e
The venerable Editors of the National Taegecer one
OF whom had for several years sOnand more RECENTLY
Erandsolunder the tuition of DR. Arnold, in referring to
ms school last September, used the following language
- rom personal knowledge ilreSsrrediy recon-
mend DR. ArnOds select Boarding School, at Mount Wash
eligible seminary apl3eo2m
| MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
VlYOUNG LADIES-The SUMNER SESSION begins
on May Ith 1859 The of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction
an ecent Faculty OF able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required Female education at the
education for their daughters with the comforts and adj
of the Christian family invited examine the
Sch p "
Fo. terms of admission further information address
Rev, GEO LEWIS STALEY. Principal Mount Washington
Bam Co. Maryland, or Rev. Dr. HEINER, Second ST
Batmo Catalogues can he had at CUSIIINGS n BAL
s,eSt. APPS If
NJ EW LONDON ACADEMY,
-, PROF EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal. a.
The 22 Session of this weknown School will commence
May 1859 1t is located in retired and healthy village
elevated character of its citizens Coach the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark Del
to convey Students to the academy
Terms per Session OF five months The Principal NAV
nc seen III tc AlatDy House April 18th and 10Th. ap43m
A Lex. HOFFMAN,,
d IA WING AM III Old Ell " G.
SCHOOL,
Ia, NO ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh2Iy Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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" CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality from the
American Company and other mines the Georges Greek
Valley constantly for sale by the cargo car load
STICkNEY 4 co,
ap2iu Exchange Place.
FoRsTPp ~, ID
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JOHN MERRYMAN.
+ s. JOHNSON,
MICHAEL X. WARTMAN,
lty Commissioners of Baltimore c.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT WA
~ TER, IN OXFORD NECK
TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT WA
~ TER, IN OXFORD NECK,
TALBOT TC2pTrH HTY1 maryland,
The subscriber intending to leave the State will ofer
# fr EaSton on Maryy E on the SEVENTH DAY OF
the residence of the late T. Godsborough tract
f S H EFF for Is feFY This farm contains ONE HUN
and James NJ Dixon, Architects, Baltimore Nd built
OF first class material and in best manner The view
vator which oyerooKs the en anG from the 06se
seen the beautiful Third Haven Greek with its numer5s
frequent passing of sailing vessels and steamers rnn t
and from Baltimore and by sail canoes of which are
e oyster trade but great pleasure boats
The steamers passing by the door passengers
ever signal is given The shores of firm White sand
afording delightful bathing The Angling is ALWAYS Gooi
S6eepshead o'e ae caught h the de
W. vast quantities and within a few hun
ILL, dred yards from the house there is a land
locked cove lake in appearance, now nlanted with
o coIsfhg tres acres and as the mouth outlet is
y twenty feet wde Terrapns could be enclosed and bred
IN 1t with rng cost Upon this farm is one of The most
pr3mnent pncking Points the it is distant ten
the same distance from Oxford where there is SeTt
wharf Inc enclosure around the buildings are new and
aSoe pnt Of heart yellow pine, with locust and cedar
& Darn anu stables are new and built in the most
] HOUSE ASb Two 9FGR6 i aS2 an oTERSEERs
IT, Is very healthy, and the land highly productive
There IS mari in abundance within three feet of the natural
surface besides this there also rich deposits of Indian
shells Churches Schools and Mills are conveniently To-
Terms of Sale: One fourth of the purchase money cash
the purchaser giving notes secured by mortgage on the
properly or other approved security for the deferred nav
y n GOLDsBORoUGH
B-The location of this farm can be fully understood
y reference to the of Talbot county, to be seen i'm Wash
mil 3aw &ds
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Anlnsenltnts.
HE BALTIMORE SEXTETTE,

rFaE L.
2IgR Under the direction Of Prof AHREND, will COM
ME mence their 81 MINER CONCERTS at Washington
- Hall, on THIS (Monday) EVENING. continuing
evening until further notice Mr. KLEIN, the well
known IenOr VIII appear. ml63
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~ TAhM YIN lAlNlNII ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
fiN h AND HALF ACRES OF LAND. 1t is well water
en- has naturally good SOIL is about onehird cleared
ana Tor the rest covered for the most part with oak timber
good neghborhOod, adjoining the farms OF Drs Waters
and hte and others Is high and healthy 1t lies directly
upon the County Road from Annapolis Ecotts Mills,
about two and half miles from the Junction. mile from
the SAVAGE tactory three quarters of mile from the Wash
Baltimore. ~ ~
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Stocks, G.tbangt, 1T.

NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28.tf Exchange Place
CITY 6s of 1873, (semi-annual,) for sale by
Cs1.-tf ISRAEL COHEN,
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
LINENS Insurance Stocks wanted by .,,- ,,,,,,-
4 SSOCIATED FIREMEN5S INSURANCE
5acc Stock Frs%gns nsg2Ree companys
ap25-d basement Chesapeake Bank.
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK wanted by
~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
ap25f basement Chesapeake Bank.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD IN THE NEW
oHork and Philadelphia RSTfG on GG FS by
ap25d basement Chesapeake Bank.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
ap STOCK for s NA&T 1,He! 4EWI Stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
apis If No. South street, up stairs.
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
~ Public Securities New York, Philadelphia and Bos.
ton bought and sold at a single commission BY
aplSn No 6 South street, up stairs.
SOOOOrri S month" %SAS f $$t s$ or or
aplS1 No South street, up stairs
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
apllu No % South street
/ NCUhhENl MONE1 DOugnt ana sold by
- apl4u JNO 5. CUTTINGS K Co
a COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
~ points Of the Union by
aplih JNO. S. CUTTINGS 4 co
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITSB BY
4 apliH JNO. S. Cuttings * CO.
MARYLAND COUPON STOCK OF 1870 for
1NI sale by PHI SULLIVAN
apZ-u No 81 Second street
ElTG STOCK OF 1890 wanted by P H. SUI
OLIVAN, No 2iSecond streets mhl2tf
M ECHANICS' BANK STOCK wanted by p.
1lH SULLIVAN, No "a Second street. mhl2tf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates. by PURVIS
q %, 2lS Baltimore street jallf
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
~ San Francisco, Cal, and on P. c. BOMBALIER Il co,
Havana, in sums to suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0f II Smiths wharf mn stairs
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX & co,
aulSu Grocer's Exchange
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y
FORSTER & SLACK,
SHlPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
yard and prepared to deliver good order LUMP LE
HIGH for Cupoas and Foundry purposes.
baltimore Company, Sunbury, Locust Gap and Lorberry
mhte Ash Iykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
Tor family Cumberland Coal manuac uring and do
m1estc purposes UPPER GARD,-Howard street. opposite
centre LOWER YARD,-COner Albemarle and Alice An
Irnnt NlN
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GEO. W. DOBBIN, Admir-,
| ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
IL AIMS HNI-SE nTS


BELONGING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by authority vested i'll the undersigned County Com
al customers OF Baltimore county, by Assembly passed
session. 1855 chapter 24 sections and 3D. they
W NJ public auction, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
next AT IL o'clock NJ, at the Merchants Exchange
more 10y S-'ee'' III the city Vi baltl
or oonWhg described Property, apportioned TO Bat-
viz '7Oii vi Tue Alhshouse property,
Sections aid Lots 'E 'N'eS' WI" pe divided INTO
Sections and Lots. '' VIII Oe ulNlued INTO
thogLaphe Pats of the whole will be prepared and can
De had after the 18th of May of the auctioneerS az ~
Office OF The county Commissioners Tow sOntown q" wv
The attention of capitalists builders and Others s iryd
70 The above important sale offering great inducpma
for investment the property being located in Bamnre
county adjoning the city, where the are oneha of
the assessments in the city. ~ VI
The property will be sold clear Of all taxes 1859
Terms OF sale The lots described will be offered by the
front foot as laid down the plat made by Messrs Ten
peton ana Shpley upon lease for ninety nine wears
able for eyer of the principal to be paid cash on
DAY sale giving the purchasers the privilege redeem
ing the lots leased within years date of sale the
up plat - "
Messrs Tempeman and Shipley, the County SURVEYORS
VIII give every information as to the location and division of
the property
JOHN MERRYMAN
4. 5. JOHNSON,
MICHAEL X. WARTMAN,
County Commissioners of Baltimore CO.
o,or ~ GIBSON x co,
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Episcopal General Convention.

RicaNoSp, Oct 2I.-The House of Bishops
have given Bishop Ondardonk leave to withdraw
his memorial, thus dispusngo the matter finally.
The House of Bishops cuncurred in the resolu-
ton to ad uurn on next Saturday.
There wasa long debate in the House Of Dep.
mites on friendly intercourse with the church in
sweden. and it WAS resolved to appoint commit
tee to inquire into the expedency of such inter-
course.
The Committee on the State Of the Church made
n long report On the resolution adopted to appoint
II committee Of laymen to devise means to advance
the work OF the church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-22
MARKETS.

New YoRH, Get. 2i--Stocks closed dull and
heavy Virginia G's9 ll. Cotton firm Sales of
400 bales. Flour firm; Southern unchangcl.--
Wheat to cents higher White 81 50. Corn
buoyant: Jersey Yellow 81 OBJ; Mixed 81 o.
Mess Pork 10 cents lower: Sales nj Is 20 10
SIS 30. Whsky--no buyers Mt 272. Groceries
dull and unchanged. AT the Tea sales the offer
ngs. though hot very desirable brough fir prices
Hyson 20l to 35l; Young Tyson % To 81 lm-
perial 294 To SO; Gunlowder 81! o4Sl.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 21-Flour trmer. Wheat
firm. Prices Of both unchanged. Corn firm yell
low and White 81 to %. Mess Pork 10 80 Prime
u %: Sides Log. Whskey finn at %.