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EMRICHS RESTAURANT
- NO. oss Penns avenue, near 6th street,
p ENRICH wishes TO fnferm hfs friends and IN,
stantly on hand OYSTERS, fresh every vkNA0
day, prepared In every style IesEeH
His WINES and LIOI>ORS cannot ba ,nrn..aA
Gall aBd give him q trial oc "a ~
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R6Aev fsll On the Alisshapy Nountaips.
Trains wsrs much bsiissd N jnconssqusAoeV 4
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n1TO MILKENs' PIANOS AND OARaAKr
" HEEDHAhS PARbOR ORGANS

HsHIHAH rAhbUh URGANS.
An will and IL greatly to their inter est-
70 examine these sRperb INSTRUMENTS be- N9A
fore Pur shasin am other UTXVv
Only agency 81 GEORGE L. WILD BRO a
New Piano Forte and Organ W Wareroon No ioS
uto street between Penn q avenue and street
A select assoTtDle Mt OF new aBs second hand In
stIuments, including o CHURCH ORGAN Tor
sale 81 lowest tsctery prices. and on easy terms
IIkIsG and BEPAIRIN6 faithfully 1eoutsd
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DEATH or A MIsIsTER---Ths Rev Dr. Chas
Episeopal conference, died on Monday night
last, al h.s country rssidsnce, Hookstowp.
NC. IN the 10th year Of his age and .47th year
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A b. BROWNE.

A b. BROWNE. EJ. sAITHERs.
BROWNE q sMITHERs,
WARRINGTON, D. C,
ATTORNEfSA ND Gu UNSEL SELLORS4TTA
AND sO1ICI1Oks FOB TIE
ABANDONED LANDS
Sfnee No. 476 Seventh street, o posite the Post
te
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" W. B, HOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNIrURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. 521 3I9, INTELLIGENOER BUILD.
ING, COREER 1TH ANDD,
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- 7li 80 sgub 90 o- 81. aEa r.Tos~ as IL
- - t p 80 fa va. aa- ~ - ,1rsn1Es4yr :,
tt-HA 20 t-riG is-7 81 Fgaf sI O. rig.ff - 20
'fFt7 81. Frns D s-Tna1 an. q. Ist.o4.t
''~fi'' t' 80 ,T4LiO So ll uuo sll O. lILi 80
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W III. CLAGHTT, III. B. swEENY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
AU CTION NEERS

LIORTIUULTURAL TOOLS
II HORTICULTURAL TOOESli
PRUNING SAWS, PRUNING KNIVES.
PRUNING SCISSORS, PRUNING SAW AND
CRISEL.
TREE TRIMMERs. ADYARANCATORs.
&C., &C. L =. ,.|'---
full and com Flete assortment Of these tools n
Also, the HORTICULTURAL TOOL ca EST.
containing full set Horti cultural Tools
j. Il. BARTHOLOW
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Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay 10
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and tn
Physiological Errors, Abuses aud Disc ases whicl
c. cate impediments TO Marriage, with sure me an
OF Relief Sent in sealed letter en- nvelopes free O
charge. Address DR.. SKILLIN HOUGHrON
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wHAr TIE ffTYsssOEs fTsssgO Ess ssAISs HbS.s. .rHssAnAB

ma, Tss y. i4I have 1Tss.s.. nTss. gssIs,nor:
stating that have nsed The Sainaritsa Rsmediss
Tor Nenerh efseAses In its most custouaary Torn.
that have used then with judRment. discret,ans
and Ironsrty, snd have found them respond 10 ~
aHuoipauons promptly and edectuaIiy Kaovins
their eomlosinon, have the fullest cons de ncs a.
their e1oecy and far nay use 81 - em az fsHd.
4 rooomHoond them strongly " - 'Asonfas,
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c
IL IRKwOOD HOUSE,

Il lAh " OOD aOCSE,
Co,ser Psnna. arsHue and TSosIrtk s,,esf, VfNAV
WaShiHgfOH, ID. c. lk.M l
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JAEhs GUILD, Deiv 81 Nar sad Saeosd Aead
So,tItsy.- Old tufnftare Repaired HSIH-
Isn;tn,.' Hishs@ Dries Daid for eseond hsnd
A- ... H.r.. 01Us
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"ALFRED q. BOWERS.
"Anistant surgeon, sth H. II. YoiS {,

fHENCH hAIR- DRESSER
S24 street. between isth nd lxth m.
nr. Afiiet, from Paris. Hair-Dre,ssr oy ,h.
celebrated kschsl, with whom he arrival IN AZ.
cvunfry, has nov been established fer toa IT,
eight years IA Washington and Newnort -
oIine the patronage Of tDe corps dipIo ,.a.iss ~
ofthe highest society. He has the honor 70 suu 81
honnss that hs has this season i'm sorted the t.t,
i.shione Of hair dressing, and also pomades. snd
81 very reasoha. le prices. : - y a.
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PERSONAL.

You CAN NEVER MAKE TaE TRIP on Bu-
II chu or Samaritan humbugs. See DIR. ID 4 q
Bl, 4S2 Tth stIeet. He Is the highest authority
OF sIch esses. HIS private rooms are opposite
Ocd Fellows Hall Ja2S-Im'
DREYENTION BETTER THAN CUBE =
IL French preventiyes against else .se and pres
nancy when such Is unte irsblel Sent 20 anY ad
dress. st 50, S5 IS and 81 Ter dozen according 70
Qusaty, by DR.. WOOD Box 403, call at 499 ith
street, tup siairs.D W sshington, ID q. Js2SIm'
hs. CUkrIS IRVING, CIlTroydst, dad Test
lfI Medium. will give life readings, including
Past, Present aud Future at her office, 40, nsrtn
frorn u to9 a nd 4 u "a Srns
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u LID N oases o. Iyhiis, used In connection with tss
Full directions. Price - cents
The emcecy OF these remedies Is Alike s-knav,
eeged " gnysicians and patients. They are ussd
in ne D. b. Hospitals. - S''s
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1Sn WALsH'e 1O0
1SU CkEfRAL LOAN OFFICE. 4SU
no. Aeo io' hs'resf, ono door bsios Pa. ave,
Sio 0e0 TO lesn en- Gold and silver MATCHES
BIZ nDs, GLoIHiHG, and MKRCHAN
1s 1Business strictly confidential -
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BLOODf BLOODff BLooDy

AhsS%1sfs AshsS%1ssfsfTap sfTTeap Re RoST osSrTpn9pnSes ,nsqrasls
will rennsve every yestige Of fmpurlffes fra,. -
system e vel ~ all the bad EFFECTS Of Msrsury
In many afe;tions with when nnmssS
malice suffer the BOOT AND h HEkB uf fCrS . se
happily .Sse.s. "a a SloeTsied Uterus. ip Leacos.
biity, and for sh eonplaints incident 70 tha as-
by express. Price sl-S per bottls ~
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1t is the custom at the '.Hallesp
1.-THE. great centre market) to crown
the largest pumpkin brought to
Paris as the "King of the Pumpkins. {"
This years gourd weighed more than
200 pounds, and was seven feet in
circumference. The ceremony con-
sists in decorating with flowers and
ribbons the huge vegetable, and
bearing it triumphantly around the
market, followed by all the market
people, singing the popular songs of
the day. Chas'frari says: 1--WE hear
they have been crowning the King
Of the Pumpkins;' just as we'll crown
him as any other" gN,..
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The San Antonio Herald says that
no. courts will be held in Boerne,
Kendall County, Texas, because of
an Indian raid into the town and set
t1ement. Many of the settlers had
gone in pursuit, and those, who re-
manned at home were afraid, to leave
their families toig TO town-hence;
no iurymen.''
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.isPECIAL NlOTTlGEs.

HEW nIAtsfsIA6sE GUIDE,-An ne.
say for Young Men, on Physiological Er.
rora Abuses and Diseases, incidept TO
Youth and Eariy Manhood, which create
innpediments to MARRIAGE, with suro
means OF relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopes, free Of charge. Address, DIR. j.
SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Assooia-
tion, Philadelphia. Pa. Sept 25 smo
WHBAToN's OINTMENT will cure the Itch.
WHBAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt Rh cum.
WHEAToN'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of
the Skin.
Price 80 cents-by mail GO cents. All
Druggists sell it. WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston. Macs. Proprietors. Sept 1s fly
s. ARE you BILIOUsi-Multitudes Of
both sexes will answer this question in the
Affirmative; for, next to disorders of the
stomach, liver-complsints are perhaps the
most prevalent Of all internal diseases.
Its usual symptoms are yellowish tinge
in the whites Of the eyes, especially near
the inner corners, an uneasy or slightly
painful sensation in the right side, pain
between the shoulder blades, sick head
ache, lsssitude, mental dullness, lack OF
appetite, and irregularity G. .ao 5oreis.
Whoever recognizes this diagnosis as ap-
plying to his own condition, may be quite
certain that more bile exists in his blood
and less passes through his bowels than is
expedient for his health, and that his liver
requires toning snd regulating. One Of
the special uses of
~ HOsTETTER'S BITTERs
Is to meet just such exigencies as this.
It's tonic principle rouses the liver from
its torpor, and its aperient element gently
relieves the intestinal canal OF the accre-
tions consequent upon an insufficient sup
ply of natures cathartic, the bile.
Persons Of bilious habit will find it the
beet safeguard against tho attacks to
which they are constitutionelly predis-
posed, and should carefully avoid all the
ordinary alcoholic stimulants.
Sept Is re-
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LATEST STYLES.

TUST RECEIVED, at the s'Industrial
- Association" Ladies' Sacque Patterns,
Of the latest style. Also, very beautiful
Gowns. A constant supply Of Braiding
and Embroidery Patterns, suitable for all
styles OF work, can be had.
Remember, ladies, it matters not how
small may be the purchase, every little you
cont-i5uts 10 this ansuciation is SO much
given towards the support of the poor and
destitute of urland. =, September 8
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERs
DEW of THE ALPS.

." ~|-1 " ~ y AA1s NIX
For sale Wholesale by all the grocers in
New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savan.
nah and New York.
'7T DEW OF THE ALPS
Received the fret premium at the Paris
Exposition.
DEW OF THE ALPS.
The manufacturers Of the above cordial
not only received the first premium at the
Paris Exposition, but were decorated by
the Emperor.
'3 DEW OF THE ALPS.
For sale by all the druggists, grocers
and fruit stores in the United States.
BRANDY, RUM AND WINES.
5000 cases old Cognac Brandy, imported
especially for private use.
800 cases old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum,
bottled before the war.
10000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port
some very old and -superior-various
brands: all warranted pure. For sale by
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Aug 16 3mo % Beaver st., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1928
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SMALL FARMS. the war it is
impossible for great many of our
large land-holders to cultivate their
farms. and owing to this fact, there
isBa vast amount Of good farming
land now lying idle. q This land, in
stead Of being a benefit to the owners,
is an expense, they paying taxes on
it all the time. Now, we think that
the best thing that our farmers can
do is to divide their immense farms
into smaller tracts, ia order to put
it within the power Of the laboring
class to purchase them. In this
manner they would soon dispose of
all their land which is now lying idle,
and it would be pnrch ased by class
of people that would put it in cultiva-
tion, and by this means the wealth and
prosperity of the country would be
increased ten-fold.
There is no doubt but If the large
farms were thus divided, they would
immediately be sold. Let our large
land-holders adopt this plan, and it
will be but short time until all the
land in the country will be in culti-
walton, and the value of it will be
doubled. And in addition to this,
the country would soon be filled with
iaboring men, who would be pro-
perty-holders and consequently would
feel 8 much greater interest in the
welfare and prosperity os it. If we
want good citizens in the country,
we must get men who have some in
terest in it, and this is the hest way
we can Jhink OF to attain this object.
Aug,tstd Republican.
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HarveY's Rat and Mice Paste.

N UEI' KID TUF THEI RdID. d :
HARVEY'S RAT PASTE exterminates
LII Rats, Mice, Reaches and Ants from
your store-roon, corn houses OF cribs,
your kitchens, your houses; saves you mo-
ney in providing for these thieves; sure
cure for these depredators and destroyers.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH, .,
ftApg7 80. 49, Druggists.
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The superintendent of Schools in
Bpfalo has elected the colored chit
dren from the public schools there.
Aischool was act apart for colored
people, but these parties preferred to
20 elsewhere. Their parents now
threaten to sue the superintendent
under the Civil Rights bill. Y
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" w m Sima TJ.,ib an :, X, ~ rsss -
I I u. I'd. Allen Greenyille. .SI q \, & !,
sss-- ......s.e
,Tlief Ir,sp psasiing War.
Y I. The New York SSpsity,is of he Tyy,,,es
$sba foiIos,;,,,ss. Sya,i,
~. I. -. - .oc,.'.1 - :.
...Sie 's'' on si4o ''ttloe 't.s, oi t1it.trs IN
ia4ur urups: s; !, SS,Es, - {, !,
q !. a, great war in Europe is inevita-
sble. Those who place the slightest
trust in the assurances Of peace
which the rival Governments are
continually making forget the maxim
of 'TalleyTand, that the use of speech
iss the concealment of the thought.
Those who choose, to take the word of
ta French or Prnssisn Minister, for,
get that truth lis the one especial vir-
tue which o continental statesman
cannot afford to practice All great
wars i'm Europe have begun with
{ oclamations of peace, so that, the
very iphrase of ontinen entail samity''
sounds like the report OF q gun. The
nearer the war, the more earnest are
the prctestat ions sof good will; and
the Governments remind us of prize
fighters, who, Just before they beat
each other to- Jelly, exchange the
warrnest hand-shakings and most
cordial smiles. We have had more
than one instance In this generation
OF royal rulers con gratulating their
supJects upon the prospect OF long
and happy peace at the very moment
when they were preparing their
armies to invade somebody else's ter
Tltory. france. desires peace; all
her interests are bound up in undis-
;,turbed commerce, manufacture and
arr Sne VIII make any sacrifice to
aSeld wal. This is the manner in
which the Emperor talked at Amiens.
II have crossed France with the
Empress from Strasburg to Dunkirk,
and our hearty and sympathetic re-
'ception everywhere has filed us with
the iyeliest gratitude. Nothing, I
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DsIIy PEapsr 5 Ssas

/ S 3 Il,
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Our Bulletin Board---Arrivals.

L IFE FOR THE HAIR, new article,
IL to make beautiful hair. and restore it,
when grey, to it's natural color
Preserving Fluid has arrived.
Jar Corks, for Pickle and Preserve Jars.
Spices for Picking. yd7
Bakers Broma and Cocoa.
Lemon Syrup and Tamarinds.
July 81 FISHER Il BFINITSH.
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r. THETRIUIEPK d n xtA II Tsf.
MORE TEsTIMoNYtN IN FAVOR or Z 3
HeiIlitsh's Qneeu's dc 6ligh b.

ts{AEso hzOrtI In tfAfOH SJHs = y,
Heinitsh's Qneen's Deli t.3
TyxTRAcTs FROM LETTERS. .Srhtse
awaken the. attention Of our physicianss,
Its remarkable curative power is seen, in,
it's wonderful effect upon disease y AS "a
blood purifier. there is no medicine like it,
known to the profession. A gentleman
told me that his son has been taking the
Queens Delight, and is more lbenefted nv
1t than by any other medicine. HesSanta
dozen bottles" e a Z. 3 s}. y y iiz.s ~ ,
Extract from q letter.:ssIt is due to YOU
to state in this public manner, In order.
that the people may know the truth, that
I have tried your Queen's Delight, and
found 1t not only what yon said it was--s.as3
pure medicine"--but the best medinine 5
have ever taken for eruptions and General
bad health. Ihad an erpptionalI over my
body. with impaired digestion and disor- Z
medicines without any benefit. have
taken one bottle of your Queens Delight,
the eruption has disappeared, my appetite
is better, my liver and Objection is irn- !:
proved. I am satisfied one or two move
bottles will cure me-" "a n 3,ts q : !,
Extract from a letter: sat the close of
the war, my constitution was shattered. / I
could not eat, sleep or perform any duty :,
whateyer, such was my prostrHte condi- =
ton. Medicine and medical aid had In
few months since. when'I began The nse Of
bottles. INV constitution is greatly I'M :
proved INV appetite is GOOD. enjoy refresh-s
ING aIeep. ard am able to pertorfh: nv ali bsrA.s
of daily labor ,~..3 = =. - g. = : /,
Extraet from n letter Wonderful efyece
OF only one bottle: "I have used only y :
and ernntions of tbe akin ana itch;ne b,,o
mors of the blood. which arliioyed IND everv
much. lam entirely cured. / think youy,
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I III ttilss s55i 55i And war does not lres
Isnlt from the action of the Oznr, rs
much as his &C tion is governed by Ais
knowledge off the future g Peace Yna4
be preserved by "a niracle but mira
;cles are very rare in politics; and if
there is any signifcan in facts, the
editorof this paper was right when
he lately gave his opinion, in his
Paris cofTespo ohdence, that war was
the settled purposefof the European
powers, end that France and Prussia
would meet on new battle-fields be-
fore next spring. The music of fes-
;tivities and the songs of peace are
hear throughout Europe; but be-
meath their rejoicing strains is heard
the sound of trumpets, and the roll of
approaching drums, The silence .is
like that OF bright morning when
two great armies meet, and, while
the birds sing and the bees. hum in
the clover, await for q few brief mo-
iments the command of fire and the
word to charge along the line.
Raymond's New York Tines says:
The recent telegrams relating to the
political crisis in Europe, have pro-
bably been as fair transcript of the
news current on the nther side of the
Atlantic! as we had any right to ex-
pect. IF q tithe of the political ru-
mors which get circulation here were
sent by cable to Paris or London,
they woGld be sadly bewildering, no
doubt. The perplexities of interpre-
tation would probably be greater even
there than here Reuters news
agency is singularly infelioitous in its
working methods. A, large proper
tion of the kilograms transmitted by
itA-even if honestly procnred-hav
to undergo the process of transla-
tion; and such selections from these
as come to US by the. cable, however
judiciously made, must sometimes
tend to confuse as much as to inform
the public Judgment.
, This was particularly the case dur.
ing the Luxembourg crisis . 1t has!
been the case since the latest feintso
an advance by the, italian party of
action. We know almost nothing of
the nature Of Garibaldi's movement
beyond the fact of his arrest and the
occurrence of certain disturbances
consequent thereupon. The nature
or extent of the outside pressure
brought to bear upon the Kings Go
vernment in order to compel its
active intervention; the threat of a.
re-occupation of Rome by French
troops; and the way in which the
movement generally is likely to affect
the validity of the September Com
vention, are all matters upon which
the smallest conceivable amount of
light is thrown TINS far. What is
brought ont in broad relief is the
absolute worthlessness of all such
pacific utterances as those delivered
the other day at Lille and Amiens,
even admitting the sincerity of the
Imperial spokesman. The peace of
Europe, for o time, since the revival,
of the present dynasty, was doubt
less to some extent in the keeping of
France. 1t is no longer in the same
keeping. lsss t,.5
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes. 1nvigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed WI
liam A. Bachelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and perfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. As- Beware
of counterfeit. Dec 11Iy
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81

REDUoFIoiy or PosrA AaI no, q lEf-
is OIL iSisiiiy an b iounced that
rrespondence addressed to Schless
wig Holstain, or to Hamburg; either
by Ham burg or Prassian closed mails,
win hereafter be subj TO the same
isatessof postage as are rhargedsupon
correspo ndence addressed TO Prnssia
or the German Postal Union, viz.
BY Hamburg mail, fifteen cents per
single rate for letters, prepayment
optional, and three cents each for
newspapers, prepayment required.
By Prussian closed mail, for letters,
wenty-eight cents per single rate, if
prepaid, and thirty cents if unpaid,
and six cents each for newspapers,
prepayment required, a,.,,
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From New Archangel. the village
capital of the new American posses
sions recently purchased from Russia,
we learn that business was active,
and building lots had advanced seve-
raj hundred dollars. We arc further
informed, that there is coin in circu-
lation, but that leather money pre-
dominates. The Copper River coun-
try is said to be rich in gold, copper
and coal, but the savages are very
hostile and warlike. When it is not
foggy it rains 9. New ArohangeI, but
the reports from there praise the
weather very much and tho scanty
population of Russian Firms and
Germans are represented as very glad
to be annexed.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND. O., May 22.-Thc Wisconsin
was insured for $4,000. three fourths Of
her value, in the Underwriters, New York,
Franklin, Cincinnati, National, Boston,
Buckeye and Cleveland, in about equal
amounts. The mates name is Powers the
engineers has not TRANSFERRED.
The Northern Transportation Company
has 0dvices Of the burning Of the Wilson's
sin, six miles FROM Grenada Island, St.
Lawrence river, last nigh. Twenty lives
were lost. including the first mate and both
engineers.
CiScIsxArI, May 22.-In the Presbyteri-
an General Assembly the report Of the
Committee on the Board Of Foreign Mis>
sions was read, and resolution adopted
urging increased liberality in it's support,
with view Of liquidating the indebtedness
Of So. 600. A proposition was made to-ex.
tend the home: missiona,y work into Russian
America. A committee vas appointed TO
report measures for encouraging moro de.
votional style in church services. The 70
port Of the Committee on Declartion and
Testimony on Difficulty reported q proposi>
ton to receive back unruly members Of
churches on their application and declara-
ton Of willingness to submit to the estab-
lished authority Of the church, but decln-
ing fellowship with all who decline to res
turn before the meeting of Presbytery and
Synod net spring. Tho report will be dis
cussed to day.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, May PA private despatcb
from Lake Providence, Louisiana, says the
steamer Albert Pierce was burned penr
that place this morning No particulars
given. The boat was valued at about 400.
600. Wv
The Philadelphia School Board lief, for
Chicago this evening.
Sr. LOUIS, May 21.-Gen. Hancock has
ordered two companies OF cavalry to be ste.
TONED at Chalk Bluffs, Two Mt Monument.
anu three ut Big Timber, on the Smoky Hill
route. lie will also put military guard 1t
each station on the route from lookout n
Lake station inclusive; which, with the nd .
ditioual men employed by tn. Pacific rail
road and Exprcss companies, it Il believed.
will give entire security 10 mail and travel
across the plains by this route.