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IMPORTANT IL TRUE.-The Fall River Mass J
Beacon is authority for stating that the Sons of
Malta, in that State. have in contemplation the
building of four fast sailing clipper schooners
brigantines of about 800 tons each. In every way
adapted tn be used vessels of war il necessary
One is TO be built in East Boston. one In Newbury-
port, one In Fairhaven. and one in Warren. r. J.
What's in the windy. o. PicayUR,.
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Erx.stenr.-Milton,s blindness was the resul

EYK-SfeHT.-Mhton's blindness was The result
of over work and dyspepsia.
AS the sky il blue and the earth green, II would
Seem that the ceiling should be blush tinge. and
the carpet green, and the walls of some mellow
tint.
II the eye-lids are glued together on waking up,
do not forcibly open them but apply the saliva
with the inger-it is the speedest dilutent in the
world-then wash your ewes and face in warm Wa
ter.@lHaHrs Journal of Health.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
tND k Xxx EGKE4 Er FAN ~ AbMlNialH9ILAT9R
STOMACH AND WEAK ROWEIS '-NA
PREPARED CHEMIST

BOTTLES ", 81 and 50 cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL.
t l.. l. SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC CURE ALL should be kept
In all families in of accidents or sudden sick
ness. a 1t frequently in less time than il re-
qulrcs to get a ply stefan.
IL cnres pain In part of the sy stem and is se,l
externally and informally
III As tho irsqneRt changes Of the weather pro-
dueo had Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
AMI Body; ALSO, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
tromaynst,c power expes all pain from the sy ster
N: Bill You have q Congh. use UARTS-
uORNE'S PICTORIAL. SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRf-it is the best Cough Syrup in the
You IRE Bilious, use ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto-
crttions. :
, The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KiDWEI.I. & CISSEII, at
Georgetown; ii. PEEL CO., Alexandria.
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THE PACIFIC NAL. STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANl.
One Of the Steamships Of this Company, carrying
the United states vi for ACAPULCO, >SGaA
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leavasSfGfN
Pana twIce zach month. on tho arri-.SfFS~Ss
val of the u. :. Mail =. = Company's Steamers
which leaves New York and New brlca ms rcsuIariy
on the 9Th and 2th Of each month, with the mail,
ROADS. NAIL
Thcse Steamships have b,cn inspected and An
and safety. SFeoo
The Panama Railroad II miles long is now cor
Pleted from ocean To ocean, and cr0ssel in or
hours: The baggage of passengers il checked in
New York through to San Francisco. and pasSen-
gers are embarked at Panama by steamer Mt the
CompanS's expense. The money paid in New York
covers all expenses of tho trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama nd
san FrancI.co To prevent detention i'm ca Sc of acct
lent :" tiat the rout" Is entirely T.iiaLle-no failure
pas;engefs leave Panama tho same day they ar
Conductors go through by each Staarncr and take
tors. f"'NS
Fo. through TICKETS at the lowest rates, apply at
The Agency: la West street. New York to n w
RAY MOND-or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS A.
Co- New Orleans-or L. L.. BARTLETT, Boston
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TRAYELKRS prRHCToRY.

MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
Nl - 800 WASHINGTON. o..
THREE TIMES AWEEK UNTIL AFTER THE
FOURTH OF MAR6H
The steamer THOMAS COI.I.i BR wall, until
ante! the 9Th OF March, run regularly d.
Ws.Rins.on s' ON T f11 Esp&Ys ihsss<3sas
THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS. leaving the wharf,
at the foot Of 9TH street, at 30 g. m. and return
ing in time for the early afternoon train for Bat
more. $50
Coaches leave all the hotels and the corner Of Pa
avenue and 9TH street at a. m.
Round trip 81. fsl7-tf
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
w ON THE ROUTE AGAIN!
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE will, on Friday,
the 18th, resume her trips between the
Leaving the foot of King street, AL 6aIa1Ei711s
exandria, Mt the following hours:
81, g, ~ =. m, II m pa, and D. IN.
Leave Washington at
81, 3, III a. m, I, s. s. and ~ p. m.
Passengers BY the boat avoid a tadious omnibus
rife OF two miles, tho Inconvenience Of being de-
tanned az the draws, as well as the dangers Of the
Long Bridge. - 49,
Faro from Pa. avenue TO Aiexandria ls.< cents
Do do. foot of7th Of Isl cents.
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u f. U v An SY r u r
Or, PROTECTED
SOL UTION OF PROTOXIDE IRON COM

SOLUTION OF fak ;SSS IRON COM
Having successfully passed The ordeal to which new
must now be received an established
medicine. Its efficacy in curing
DsnrBs,@ s"S s 4 RSssy SsG
G5dsrsa StafI q ne B,ood; Bo,is, SeHrry, Ths
b AID s I'll Das ssa Ss 5saas.
and AlieTa!ire Medicine,
The Proofs of its ecacyH are 80 numerous so well
authenticated; and of such peculiar
character. that sufferers cannot rea- .RN
sonaby hesitate to receive the prof ~ - IN
The PERyEI4Y syRUPIsIE9AEl
does not profess to be a Cure-aIls
but It's range Is extensive, becauseSskS9Ax}
many Diseases, apparently unlike, v
are intimately related, and proceed I8sf
ing I'M d from rs one saua,, may be cured ~
has so 9hen Latfied the highest order Of ne,iics
sH; The III, facts are taashe the witnssses scces
troyertitle Those who may wish for, an opinion
Of the sy4sp M s Re the
lowing among numerous testimonials in the hands
men Wen this nTe . a% q se1s
CARP--Ths undersigned, having OK perienced the
hesitate to recommend 1t to the attention of the
From our own experience as well a. from the tes
.nony OF others, whose Intelligence and integrity
ts eosex in cares nf we svc no doubt Of
Lungs and bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia. Liver
Be- R5GRsSd Sat & p SS il, @
ter of those who have witnessed them and have
restorative power
Rev: JoHS PIERPoSr, THOMAS C. AMoRY
S. III. KENPALL, NJ. ID. JANIS &. DuXy,
SAMUEL MAY.
1t Is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
toxdc Of Iron is lost by very brief xpose to
AR, and that TO NAL ntan Solution of Protoxde of
Iron. without further oxidation. has b9cn deemed
Impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable
point is attained ny COMBINATION IN WAY BEFORE
UNkNowN; and this solution may replace all the
proto carOnatos citrates, and tartrates of the Ma
terra Medica. A. A. HAYES NJ D.
AsSayer TO the state of Massachusetts,.
l6 Boyston street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, So medium size bottles, 81.
N; l.. CLARK CO., Projectors. Boston.
For sale in Washington by u. u. Gilman, Special
Smith: " Harbaugh, ii. II. Mcpherson, JOS Bury.
+; :; Walsh. las. H. Stone, J. s. Lovejoy, DIR. d. g.
Clark. ID. Rldgeey; and in GEORGETOWN by R T
Cissel and J. l.. Kidwell. Sc SIN
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VNHE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION
TRiESEMAR! 80

VNHE GREAT VITAE REGENERATOR
TRiESEMAR! ,,,-
TRlESEMAR-Protscted by Royal Letters Pat
Ecole de Pilarmaeie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
and ply steal exhaustion, and is a tonic ; :
No. completely efadicates all traces of those dis
eases that have been treated by the nau seou
and peTnieieus use Of copavia and eabebs. =
No. has entirely Implanted tho injurious Of
mercury thereby insuTng to the sufferer speesly re-
he'll dispensing all the impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease '--E - - =
fRiESEMAR, No. |, and s, are prepared in the
iorm OF lozengs, devoid Of taste smell and can
De carried In the waistcoat pocket. SoLD IN TIN
istered ~ valpeau, LalleInan, RouI, Ricord, &c,
&c; Price S3 each, or four eases in one for So
which saves IS and in CT cases, whereby fbere 4,
sayang Of %. To be had. wholesale and retail Of
DH; BARROW, M Prince street, New York I'm.
VA, forward the Triesemar to any part of the vorid
securely packed and addressed according TO the in
structionl Of the writer. dec Hsm ="
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ is sold in Georgetown by X. s. II. Cissen Bridge
street; G. b. Barnard Il Co, Bridge and High sts;
and J. w. Sothron, I86 Bridge street.
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nR. COGGSWE.LSNEW MEDICALSALT.
Medical Salt. -"
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nR. COGGSWELI.'S NEW MEDICALSAJ
- Is sold in Alexandria by Peel Il stevens: and by
all entcrPrising Druggists wherever the "Star'' is
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nR. COGGSWEIL'SN NEW MEDICAISALT
- Call at any of the above Drug Stores for a de,
scrlPnvo Circular, and try the now Medical Salt.
f. l8-tr.
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A VERY FINE sECOND-HANDPIAN q,
"A rosewood case, for S75; one for o 100; two TO,
SiI5, at our Music and Piano Store. W.
eB JOHN F. ELLIS.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND W lThouT FAILURE FOR EIGHr YEARS.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAII,ROAD

RfsniaT Sailing Days, 5h and 2o,h Of each month.
various Kinds have bsen lately perpef crs.
trat.d on traveller. hound To CALIfOR- aSfE{N
MA, that the subscriber, the only au-r<<r1~ev-A
fanana, IN the city Of New York. f,cls il his dnty
u eauton All persons seeking passage To Cali(aruia
.at- TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must he careful "a,
hnd tne true otice Of the Steamships Of the n y
Mail Line, wa Panama Railroad, as no other oft,ce
IN New !" rk - authorized to engage passage
the companies have only one office In New yort
which Is at Ia West street, corner of Mare, 81
pany's Wharf ' VI ''e S"ia-
IL ObseLye my sign over the door.
JoI .. w. KAY MOND, Agent, New York
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dent of the United States of Anerica do hereby de
claro aud make known that public sales will he held
MINNESOTA at the period hereinafter designated to
wit:
Monday, the sixteenth day Of MAY neSt, for t.e
disposal of tho public lands heretofore HHofcred
IN the following townships and parts of townships,
VIZ:
North Of the base line and rest Of the fourth prinei-
pal meridian.
TownshPps 81. Wand nd st. 81 t Of fanE s
Sections to u inclusive sections ~ to "a, incu
ships 81, IS, s, 8, Al aud z, ofranse q
s e + & q le 2 r. m p z e. and
ton 3 SECTIONS g IT, u, H. 10, 60 % a. IS, n, %,
seon s. ths sc%n ssh sections e. and
OF township S townships &c. 81, 81, 81 and 80, range
Section q tho Eli and the Nyy14 of section 4; the
90 ses s n. :fos1 IL tse E of the SE
sosHshp Is Sections aS snS d q ssstSn r. o.
Is. q, 81 Sc and s., of township s.; sections y,
.s o. se ssfaUn sa spd 8 +:
w x Of section IS; sections ls, 20 and q; the y Of
iS%n,hp g. I sSw@sp IS s and e. OF
ton 81; townships s., u, 81, 49, ~, A. q and IS, Of
SECTIONS ,nd :; tho NE 4, the va of tho NV
and the u Of the 81 = Of section 6; the NE y
sessS; 19s ssi t &.
ofthe SW Of section u section "a; and section Is,
ton:2 g. 2. To- u, Il, Is, ~ e. q, Il, n, g. 3 and
s., oftown.hP g; sections 70 Is inclusive; tho M
section IS; sections rs, n, 81 s. and 81. of township
IS; toTnshigss 81 80, % and a, Of ,anEc25.
the Of the ST and thc < 81 ont t6s s Nv
Sf ~, ssf NV RE tS ts :. q the NV
shp q; section. to s. inclusive; sections and 10;
the Il Of section IL; sections Il H. Ia a. a. "a S
q. So g and 81, oftownsh,p s.; townships 81 and A.
the s? s@ s 7! s ss@ Il .sss.oS
tom and - the oftie NJ 'e Of section 20 sss
Of township 81; secti9n. H. g. 10, u. u. 10, D.
to -, nclnsivs; section -; MI 4 of secfion So sec
tons 81 and s., oftownshP o.; township 81 Of range
indian ml,tar, aud othr purposes, will be cludod
The Offering of the abovoland, will h. commanded
on the days appointed, aud will proceed IN tho order
"a which they are advertised until the whole shall
sals shall not be kept open longer than tvs weoSs
mitt M PIN entry oil am Of the lands will be adj
Gsnd al &. 9f u
TIN 18th day Of January, Ann0 DoiDini one thonsan
eight hundred and nifty nine; -, rr,a.-"
by the President:
Thos: a: hRSDRIcKs, -,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
to any ofthe lands within the townsbps AMI n az.
tionsl t,wnships above mentioned is red TO Ga
tablish the same to the saciion Of the register
and rec"ivsr OF the proper land oice and make pay
mtnt h,ys(oT Srarfieabie after sssimE thI,
NOTICE, and before the day appoint Vi for the com
f-ited. ~ = = W.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oftiae
NorK.Under the regulations Of the department.
n,aIe Tor advertising proclamafons except o. such
uosnefs as are specially authorised to publish BY
Rlo-lawl3w ~ o"'o0'
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E MiSHssS ag Tsb OF THE

fn accartianca with the prny,s, ~ D1S XIII. =.
n ~ es appsoyed pecemhsr p, 1864. entitIe, .kn
80 =, W n me ono 81 Registsr of the iand Of
n rsnss , saoEn tina, the Land Office aforesaid will
D 'eofebeu Iof business soon M tla ,,.x.. y y
pointed register shall have auaI6sJ r., IVY ap
me ant.ss thereof, ID whiehdats said register vi,
tiiyan under my hand at the city of wa.h;,v,,,ss
this isth day OF February, A. ID. 1850. = " ''"'
~ THOS.A. HENDRICKS. 80
Commissioner Of che GeneIai Land Once
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nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is sold by G; Musser, and 10th streets; C. p.
Culver, 18th and Penn avenue; Fl. Herman, 18th and
streets; and kimball & Lawrence, Penn. avenue
and 18th street.
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nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
Druggists in Washington. Try it.
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nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- ID. c. TAYLOR K CO., General Agents, 2tl
Dock street, Philadelphia.
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nR. COGGSWEII'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
u is sold by A. ii. Kerr & Co., AZ and ID streets:
~. III. Mcpherson, AL Penn. avenue; and J. r. Sui,
Ivan, Mass. avenue and 4th streets.
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nR. COGGSWELI'SN NEW MEDICAL. SALT
- IL sold hy ID. Ii. Clark. Penn. avonue and y,
street; II. Stone 7th and l. streets; and v. fIar-
baugh, It'll and g streets,
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NorE-ubder the regulations Of the de par,n,ent
As h"fetolore and now existing, no payment can be
nIaIe Tor advertising procamafons e. pt to spcb
S as are specially authorised to publish by
ia iO-lawl3w $50 "o'"' La"a ohce.
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- - sold by i. =. Walsh G8 9Th street east; d. d.
Gilman. 9Th and q streets; and by Shuman, "a and
eth streets west. "
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- restores the balance between the Fluids and
Solids lost in Inflammation.
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- is sold by r. p. Gardner, opp. Capitol Square;
T. Schwartze, 463 Penn. avenue; and :. ID. Waite,
18th ST
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nR. COGGSWEII.S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ is sold 10y j. p Mllburn Co, Willarl's Hotels
and J. Ii. Moore, Penn. avenue, below 18th street.
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Alphabetical Business DIRECTORY.

Ceafaiainr Cards J frsf-eless EsfabIisksaoafs q
all a,rarfmeafs ~ bssssess tn tAs e,fy.
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nR. COGGSWEI.T.'S NEW MEDICAL. SALT
- cures Colds, Fevers and Inilammatory Diseases
peculiar to Females.
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DQWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL at GIBBS,
II Hair Store, Pa av., near 18th O. de 9-em
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, and other Cntaneous Affections.
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by TIE pREsIREST OF THE UNITED

ia 18-wl2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY
ANNUAL SERMON.

The Annual Sermon before this Society was
p,eached iast evening at the South Baptist Church
in Twenty fifth street, by the Rev. joins Dow LIso
ofthr Il. dfor,treet Baptist Church. The religious
exercises were commenced il the usual manner, tue
Rev D,sIrL ELDRIDeg leading in prayer.
The Rev. DIR. DoDLiNG selected his text from the
9c,b y, r.. al the 5M chapter uf john: They are
tley which teeufy # me-. The preacher attempted
TO estabh By his discourse that the hrst great end o
the Scriptures tn testify Of Jerus In the O'd g.
tan the nytteiy 81 tie flood, the calling oi Aura
ham the rescue ii the Isrneies from bondage, the
c.ien, nes in the Temple, the inspired songs OF the
sweet gers O the Jews and the wondrous Visions Vf
their holy .eerS were ali given 80 ninuteiy, 10 show
how Christ was the great center around wh!ch
tie Truths Of the Bible Shole. The prophecies OF
Jacob, Micah David, Zachariah, &c., referring TO q
future Red-ene read, ~ Indicative ot the I'M
p raLce attached to the work VI spreading the Scrip
lures. The heavens declared G'd's handi"9rk, Oh,
no authoritative testimony of Jesus was 10 De tpuhi
aIyvi ere except in the Bible. Nature was the DOCK
of God and the Bible emphaticay the book OF Chrst.
Tie oiy adm irers II particular portions oil the b'Of,
sud Of human nature especial! oil then own VIZ
Ike blind leaders Of the biud aud usr ,tci the truth
Of the assertion that the carnal mind was at -sity
toward God. The living teacher must always
be subject to the Bible, preaching hing ,n
lly man speaking 20 man, willie Inc Due Na'
H.. Din ret w,nd Of God. There more good duue oy
n. Bibie without the mssi"pary than BY the msei3'
sry nilhout the Bible. Give the heather The d.
bic =" should be the watch ~ord at oeuevuient InrIs'
history Of tht Bible in which he referred 70 the Pie-
uoniese as keeping the wvrd Il Gvd N respect While
re-, Of the world sorshiped dls; and quoted Cury''
osteu v To lived in the rIith Century, 90 III tfsnss-
ton nj. MANY languages, sInong them tEst Of the
British bor banan." lie aso referred 20 me ooas's
If Th,mss Psine in 1872. while in Ne~-iork, thsi be
hsd put 81 end the Bible; predHiug hat after we
ysa- only fee copies could De ioibd, ehA Sie
poiuted to the noble Bibe-HOu-.s Row IN daily act'hy
here. p:,l.
In relation 10 the American and Foreign Bne
Society the minister aid history SINCE IL establish
ont ,uly ouatt.r Of century ago, and is pre-en
hopeful condition, gave cheerful sngury for the fu'uIs
He referred sfTeciionstey TO many 81 the iiu-,r,eu
nance. now ssipt~d CORRECTED with It's pas; phiisn
thropic lubors. The following resolution wss incl
unsnmourly adopted: ..
Rs.-.i Tia. rroomrleri % The 6ieie Bosres q ~
VITA incrvssd vxr great wot Of giving the bie'e 20 -
word. DID,
Letters were reported received from ths W. ~,
Howard Malcolm, President Anderson, tue Kew W.
Cla,k, the Rev. c. y. ChsEiler and Geo. d. o'"l'
Iiau.
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1ScREAST OF TELt0RAPH BrsISESs.-Among the
evidences given of the increasing business of the
country, especially that of Il mercantile char
soler, it is stated that the number Of mos
ssges daily sent over tho various telegraph hne'
is vatly greater than ever before. the three
printing telegraph lines Of the American Telegraph
Company located at No II Wall street, and known
as the Boston, the Washington aud the National
Wirrs, transmitted on Wednesday, respectively,
4S $50 aud ii2 private messages beside about 6,0OJ
words &C public news reports aud that, too, through
a steady snd very disagreesble storm, which lasted
the whole
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tsrire. in these words. I" nov give sioooc Is ,s4
american Bible Society" N'~e
re olution: " " '"1 NV ~
thst We recognize the ciA,- which all r,s,k.
r. - Llor being the work OF G6 and therefore A.
~ III n' Af ana The hight the comuscs trritsse Of 81,
go p'ner book Is ike the Bible, ssiS pr Palnyi no
Other book tells man of God The traits therein mus
have come from God. No mind could ss%s tbsashI
out me ini,y or the other great d,clrn Of the Cos
pei. The human mind can expound What NE hums.
mind originates but these great mysteries sve sever
ytf been fatbomet by the finite mind The truths Of
the Bible in pairs and there is one single ,.ss
truth and every truth must be cons tered in re,sseo 10
lie twin verify, or error is the result An the eOsts Of
scence in turning the leaves of the great vola m az
Nature tend to confirm the truths set fo,th
in this precious volume Of revelation. Wscu
the light Of the Bible is not intellectual torpor rexns
but wherever sheds It's benignsnt rays there i tbs
greatest civilization and the highest types Of humaaiy
The Bible is the heritage Of all mankind, and shoak
b. spread alike in bsyous Of his own Louisiana ana
amid the darkest reessees of Africa.
Ailer DIR. Pslmers address the whois assembly uni
ted in singing the Doxcogy spdthe meeting dsmissed
with the benedictioa by Tie Rev. Dr. Brss.
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TBE PATEST-SArE SwiNDLE.-A day or two ago
MIR. II. u. Chandler, carriagr.mnker from Georgia
while temporarily sCjrurm"g in this city, Wa induced
by gel tlenhny Loo king fellow to accompany hun on
an excursion to Staten Island Upon arriving AT the
Quarantine Grounds The fellow s"ndlcd Mr.. Chand'
Ter cot of $l95 by means of the paten'-' game.
Mr.. C. subsequently, gave description OF the fellow
to the police, when Detective Elder arrested one
David Mohat suspicion. Motfat, 1t is said, has
just returned from r. nusyv'n VIII re he served out
a septei Of eighteen months for swindling by the
pstent-safe game.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

ARREST AND ESCAPE or 4 CorSTERFEiTER.-An
alleged coupterfei,er named Jerry Cousdn wss ar
reeted on Tuesday lss, by of the Detectives, hav
ing In bis possession plate piess sIso plate for =
bills On the National Bank of Providence Nebraska
Territory evidently altered from old plate of the
National Bank of Providence, X. l. Cou'dn was
temporarily corhned in OF the cells attached 10
The Detectives Office, from which place he sac
ceeded in escaping by breaking through the wood
work. lie Is still at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

between Prince and Houston streets. The following
gentleman are engaged to spenki Char. L. Ren"nd
Mess.; j. j Simon, n. T.. wn Rich Troy C 49,
G,crr, Hayti; the Rev. H. II. Garn-tt, N. Y; wn.
j. Watkrs, n. y; the Rev. Mr. Grimes. Mas;
Stephen Myers, Albany; the Rev. Gorge W.
l., we're, Brooklyn: VIM. j. Hodge,, WIliamsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

who w.. sod 90 ihc suction block IL Snts oasca1s
Yesterday ard the gefsieman. IT, thai the ore ""-
block fee .Dd h- other hisck heart. lL,ud ch> ~
ard h-s+s. Dir. PHILIPPE then alluded ." the orpces
sius IT civilization. which druve w'anrn nto povesty,
Abs-r cot snd prostitution. lie .vucsied the eur
piypett, e women in shniever sphere she choee 10
ev ard contei ded that the highest sphere Of woman
VA that il which she succeeded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

A Coon IpEA.-Yes,erdsy morning acting Super
intendeut Carpenter issued an order to the Police
Captains of the several wards, notifying them that
the Rules aud Regulations relative t" the department
Of ratIrm, in the streets would be strictly enforced
PulicemtD are for bdden 10 lounge the corners If
streets, taking with their companions acquaint-
ances aud also prohibited from smoking in the
street while on duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

FiRK IN NASSAU srREET.-Ye,terdsy morning fire
occurred in the office Of Mr.. Robbins lawyer on the
secotd Aoor If bulldhs corner Of Cedar and Nassau
streets, damaging hisbray aud papers To the amount
Of $i00. The stock of Messr. Ausiice 4 Co., sta
tiorers on the 6st aOor damaged by wster to
The amount of $780, Insured for s2, 600 in City Com
psnies The building owned BY Mr. Reed ~as dam
aged to the amount Of $lOO. Insured for ga, 900.