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Oeut1de 3eitihriften fur 1870.

Der un.sr,edne label sur 9ubfersttpn anf na6fusenb
anaeflbre onsemsin bstannts unS nasde 8ldtter elm
Das Sndb fur Mhe. - snutrrte Renats-
Is sefsn NIT ensu stabllia: Dad aiebsssrafsIs 800
Hu Sauie. = @eiaiaten unb giloer iur Inter
ssss 9 ssssass ss ssn y esn NIT n eta
HdS SIene 8ldtt.- Gin iauartrtes gantilien.
Sournat. Der Sabrsans BON So Nummern 81 65
Gmnibus. - suufrrt.s 8su,iIientIatt. Der sobr-
@Sit pran,is ,Sm gurfaaIs bes Sdwnrseriats1 IS
Sldtter fir beu bduslidben &rets sur
sn g sn e & s.
Die Sauitrirte SBclt. = Gin eates s.utfass
aanilisabatt sur nnrbaltuns unb 9elebuns. Der Sab-
gang srn l3 5ssn nit finer Gratis. grdmts IN stasia:
rJauit unb e'rethsn" saFE 4fssa 81 S5
Hte Gnrteulanbe. - (seis,iser.) suuarir~
es Nam,lienblait. Der Sabreane I3 5eften So 90
NAhcim - Gin beutides Jdmilien Inter taltunss.
tlatt, Der sabrsans scn 1s 3sften SO SO
Mllaemeine Jamilicn.S Seituna. - ebro,
milf Der Gssenwart sur untetauns uaS seIspruns Der
Sabrsans BON l3 5eften or. Solio 1915
1teber QauD nub Weer. - ausemstne iuu-
1rte aei,una, bereusaseben srn g. 3D. 5adldnber Der
sahraana son ls 6eftsn sr GeIic pbns grdmis so
Dlii grdn,ie: r8auf uno @rst9sn' "a 20
e5Sie Nicue. ScurnaI fur zuiIete unb 5anbar.
tsit Ser abrsans "a Nummsn TT plip nit ebr stssn
Suufratpnsn f4e $50 300 A4s Esta fs@ :"
Der 1saaar - sGuirrts Damsn>9 >9stuns,. bie
reiabaltise snb nnslibs aamilien 8euas bas beiebs
e s eSe aIs'sss IL sea ssS Ser arssss I
aassrssm nnss ases aus in osuanD ssnasn
s sf sss
gtsrbrausr, Der sahrsaus su SIS 90; bis Ratur, Der
sahreans ~ s5 90; 80 mann's iaah Rssa,s- ..ss
sano s IS 81 % u SS a s;a shsa
Wsrbunbtn init atiaem Eager Deat DER 9 DER. mel
es an RsitaltisIst tinen enbere In ben gsr gaa-
m bsrsen pirb taIte id fetS einen erpBen Berratb
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6umDrtftf6eS.

Gin gbepoar aus Berlin fubr gum eriten Wlale
ius!" rief Die Trau als bic betannte 9elenoe Bfefe
pieberboIt ert5nte4 me. oct Is bod MID naebr sum
Ausbaiten !" vNa, nat bate oenn idon uiooer 3u
ah berisisn y sroilte ibr @emabl, id Dor Den ans
bern Yallasieren i6dmeno, .Se pfstfen, oamit &ee=
ner MID untern Wasen fommt.' Werlongfe ettua,
bet ie be Natti oa born ioaen lnsen laiiens" ,rsa
Mls berRaiIer in garis leinen Roffer pazte,
sfragte ibn 2uln: v8dpa bait bu benn audb 98idie
flr unlere RanonenltiefeI einsepadt?" porauf Der
Railer nit einem tieen Seuf3er antlportete .Neper
mino. Gulu. Die frieaen mir idon aln Rbein!" 20
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08

unssrraane urb srpsem Susen In Ednen BON Sdpdh
unb Ransel all nsrspier 2eatiseit bss Spitems 1T.
MhtunssYon, Sep. Us. % Doubwart.
Ser Mftb. Sanles Sbompion,
Saidter bes Sterseritts Spn 9eunislsanien:
philadelphia, ben % @prtl 1866.
Sd betrahte ySpSfdnbs @erman BterS" as cine pertt.
Sple Irsnei in alsn Guen @ebauuagsbihwsrb cbe
Dpspfpa. SD fam bies aus mner eiaenen Grfabrung
seugen. Mhtunssspu, Der Strse,
a saa sSames Shcmplon.
5s Ser Mhtb. SEQ. Sbarswoob.
9ihter bee SbersetiAts BON gennislsanien:
. 'a># philadelphia, l. Suli 1868.
SD babe eurA grabruns 9sfunesl. bas rbsoFane,s Ser
man etn ifbr autes tarfun9 1T unD daeDss
peptlasn Mnseidsa fat unmttsItar aufbsbt. 3a
SEQ. S6arsnsob.
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Dte Ge1henfe Der 9fatur
tpff7euibaftli1 euttpidelt.

Die Nsbmann, In Gplse unatiamtsit rbsr aus an
bern urlaen BON ett Seit bur Rranbeit bstnselut
fib, 70 1T aud fur entpre1enoe Ntel sur 6etluns Der
ranfteen sefprst unfre 5aes unb 3bdler nb pol son
Wurn unb 1rdarn pelde. wisnidaftltd subseitst unb
Serseben. I'm Elm hereS 5eilmit ~ fnben, oaten mir
mad einem luten, webes felt Sabren bic Yrobe baneen
bat. -
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=. RenAarr. s. Siefer scf. gaIfenbad.
9ie Deut1he Wehfel= 8anf
NeinDnrc S &c., s9
&c. 165 eiio=6oditrnBe, Columbus, Ohio,

yerauft gEeIe auf ale Saupsldte Der Ser. Staaten,
Deutfdlancs Der SSmeis. grantrst uno allen saaeern
Gurotas bic nit ben Ser. Ct in Serbinbuns fehen epl
ert grrpsrunsen asr Mrt In ben senannten 2dnbr be-
sre grbl&aftsseloer felt Sdia gOntraete CUR uberabrt
adj gurrpa aus. beprbrt 9aauete, gBebpapere nnb @u>
mad alien 5beilen Der gptlrten gBelt unb beiprst ale
,elddfte elmer gBedielbanf au Der ipIipelten Beis.
Bei Der auseebrteten Ssannba berg 9tnbumer bte1er
anf in allen 5teen Sbos unb psit nber beien @renen
aaus baben ite i nbt setauld wenn lie aud BET belem
aternsnen au Die CUNT unb eas 8errauen tbrer 2anbs
Itsn re6nsen sic werben it'd aud fsrnsr bemabsn, bies
chIwcan burt prOmpte unS gewienbafte Belrrsuns al
+. Mutrdee ~ streeasn. 6.s. H 'F-
Npril : s.0 lss,ass. 81. r.. Ft tmuwbs
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9pof1anb'S German 8itterS

snttat ausdlissd seseabi6e stue unb snthdIt fsins
te It sBurseln. ardasr unS Rin6sn aus tpsIdsn aan
biee grtraete bers perben in Dsutfdlerb seammelt.
unb ale mebicniiden GgeniAaften burf etnen ien6d'
liheu Gbemier baraus gtmpnnen. Die CITRATE fcnen
eann nah bieem 2anbe aum ausdlieblhen 8ebraud fur
ppohanbs grters. Gs mtrb fr beies Sters feline alcp
tpe Subifan3 iraenb elmer Mrt sbraut, bebbolb lit ee
re allen Ginpenbunsen ,osl6s aeeen ben @ebraud
BON alepbplbalsssn 9rapareten erbebea t0nnie.
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Sine aute Darnt 5u perfaltfen.

Cine quite Garm bon unbFebeusts Mder 2anbea, mil
.tnem Gramebaus ener suten @runnen unb pet Oti8dr
ten barauf anbsrtbalb Melsn Ysli4 ppm Ga @ns aros
Co., Sbip, lit III Serfauen Der YreiS 1T $35 per Mdfr
sdbsre Muefunft .rtteilt gbrtta dIptter auf ben
pIase; pber Sultus Strelis &seat bes Betbotea, II
@artram Bpf, @aripn, Sbio.
Gbrifian S6lptter.
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gineinnat 81 gBrcpn 4 Co. euYaboaa sans, Or 6eat1
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sprinsTelb. Tb 8 Gfarfe. 9biulptbe. 8 Shdfer.
ounsstOpn. 60 Sitter. geem acnoos, 9 R BelestHe.
leansFeIb, 30 Basnr. Girelepine. 8 pan 6esbs.
afrOn, 81 xesber. - + Aortsmontb. W Jfrifer.
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8 e n gnifie e

aa9a engntffe
ME bic rsenber nb ME susur rsnb einem nsbiiniden
Yrdparat su abei sepprben; - &C.
Ser Mhtb 6. 49, Woo5marb,
Sberiter Der Suprrme Gourt ypn Dennslyanien rebt:
philadelphia, 16. Nlr; 1870.
Sd Fnbe. bab r6ppHanbs Serman 8itters" Elm sutes
SIdrfunssme, wirtam in alien Rranfbeiten Der 8erpau.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-08
g}ahrtht fiir Brldenbauer.

60 mirb bierbur befannt serad bae perteste gorld>
&C Yea ben @smmiarn ban rantlin County Seio n peg
Septen,ber 1870 un t Nahnittass entseeensencmnten
wsrpsn fur bic Grratuns ensr elernen g prls gatent
Diagonal IruB 8rude BON pei Spannmeen spn etnbuns
tpes be bic Slentoss Greet auf Der an Qinie Der
am DennOn Ruab In Clinton 2pwnibip, Srantlin spunta'
Shp. " f4
@le dns unb Speeieationen fur bic Grrihtnns ssba'
ter Srude perben ben Gcntraetorn apn cnas ben O. ug
1870 an CUR Snfreetipn pen eben unb bts sur Grthuna
ees gpntrattes In Der Office bes County Muoitor5 auese
Das et, einSelne pber ale Ansebpte surnduwetlen, II
surbebalten. fa f3sE ..
~ SIN Muftras Der -. ~.
go gountn gonmiiIdre.
Geluu,bus, BEN 5. Mue. 1870. I'M bw bDm
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WirtbSbauS Su perfalfel1 oDer
N 4f81 IN perrenten.
so6 BEN fnriden @blesen meiner @attin babe Id mid
nthren. mstn in 8aesrus, Gramfprb Gpuatp g.. untsr
Dem Mainen ."'s
49 Ore9pn S6a,ss
benbdes Birbshaus unter etr annetnbaren Detinaun-
Gen III serfauten pber ~ serrentsn Diees sbaub BON
8adtenen ausefat, TT in bem bsfen 8uifanee, unb hSn
oeleee entbdlt 30 ssrdiebene 9irmer unb Rammer ee
Yduaniae seller unb fonfise SsqusmIiGeiien lit aud nit
Salpen serbunbsn Gin erObes Stalsetauoe fur eea 50
ferbe ioruit iouiee getau hfeiten Giebaus etc. ben
ebsnals auf bem Yase. Ra gBunfd f5nnen aud bem
adusr Oosr gisttsmana bic un aSirtbsbans nStbisen
rtenfen nit hbsrnrrmen werosn. 2BeSen Dem Ndbersn
psnne man ita ssialisl an mid ielbif.
III -E4.Et .Is9 Is S. @. Waber, len.
Z. " assart rs1. Buesrus, grawfprb gDuntp, ..
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gerHGert Giaenttum sssen 8eriut unb Staben burd
euer III fu bltsen Raen, ais rSenb ene anbsr rsse Ge
ielihaft. @ . ssss8 Gil t
ssa Sirectpren Der @eieGidaft: m
abDlbb sRetttsrg, 1rdf.,.. Or. gp. R0oer, saaaaa
s. ". Wnrmenn, 8tees prds. gtriippb Weber, 80 .ts
Saepb Mller, @aaa s.. Ntpla, Senrn @efmdnn,
Carl Samist, le auuis araser, SasoS Sd rDSsr
q Or
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Ser 9l6tb. Mm. s. &oaers,

Waspr Der Stabt guNalo, 81. 9.
Nappr'e Sfiee, 8ufalp %. Stunt 1862
SD babe ,6ppEanps German 8iiters unb 3pnie" in met.
ner Jdme pabreno pes oereaneenn Sabres 9ebrau unh
lam bieleben ais Surtrfes StarEuassmtsI sm2febeu
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bas benz sansen Ssem 3rdft unb Gnrsie ssrleibt Der
ebrauh pieisr 9eiIme bat endisben pobltbdttss aDir
flung 8ekabt. " N. s. &o9ere.
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l9irksl- uno mablenfasen init 3)atent-
fdlif, Der (. as.-.s a
Srn. 9enrp OnitDn II. S6bne
BON ybtlabepba lbernpmmen taben unb i'm Stanbe nb,
tieie Sdeen su Gdbrfprsiien III efern.
gDir baben foripdsrnb an Sanb eaen srlanesen Tor'
rab bonn belen a#- 5sf -
Hubber unb eidenseserbten 2eberriemenaeua. (Bel=
ting), 2ace 2eoer, Giemen Safen, Gubber
s1f Shlduhen uno Yadins.
Bir MAIDEN Defenders aud bic 2anbfauFeute barauf uuf
merffam bas mir nit ben srfeten Hatrifann Zee Qanbes
beres beS 9erfaufes ttrer Waaren in 8ebinhnna eben
unb i'm Stanee nh lie abrifate hertlbn III abrttprei'
fen ab.ualirn Wiebrsrfdufer fplen nit serdumen,
fern gorratt unb unee pre enen III lernsn, te tie pR
no einfdufen. '@1-. %
: Nadeem mir bic Gabrifatpn BON - 1s 1 HA
9edeln 1inh E6Den fir Ofibfannen
III einem 3meis un1eres gehds semaf haben erlauben
mir uue. bic g n parauf eufmertlam su ma1en, baB
mir biefeeen in reer rif unh jeber belisbsen Suan
tat ynn wenaer ebenip auter enn nht beferer auadt
lieien fbnnen. us e bisber boben Brner baben
Pets Sprrattg einea Youdnegen, wobl aprten 8or'
rab sen ..g #.-s.s. ss-.E d ..,.s#
laefirten nuo eepreRtcn SSaarem.
Dir saubsn umlpmetr auf bic Sunpiaft Der Deutfden
renen su parfen, as bic gieentlmsr bee gf6dtts elb
ere Qantseute bic nit ibrn Mufdsn beeben mSsen,
prompt unp reel III bebenen.
@dilb sur aolbenen Wdblenidge, Ia
gfe BON Scd> unb greunbf frabe, .gplumbus SIo.
Stunt l. ss. 3mt a -
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5pcFanbs bert1he Seitmtel lino sefdi6t pcrben Tan
bsm umldlas elmer jepen 6afbe 1T. aue aaberen nb st
fGljdt. --rtT "a. |aa sFH 5fF #sE..4a 'Nt 81
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committee believe it desirable that this in
crease should continue, and hence there is
necessity for special effort to train preachers
and teachers for the freedmen.
The work of the board has largely increased
during the past year: r:-Total funds received,
$52, 1922; total expended, $40, 029 10.
Balance in treasury May 1, 1870, $3S7S'12.
The report was accepted.
The finance report was considered and an
amendment made creating committee of
twenty one to report at the next Assembly.
That portion of the report which relates to
the five million fund was discussed at length.
This fund is to be devoted to theological
seminares and colleges, including buildings
and endowments for the same; literary insti-
tutions for the raising of native Gospel
ministry in heather lands; church buildings
and manses originating subsequently to the
Union, and otherwise entitled to public aid
hospitals and orphan asylums in connection
with the Church; institutions for the educa-
tion and evangelization of the freedmen;
special contributions for the increase Of the
Permanent Fund for the support of disabled
ministers and their families. The report was
adopted.
Pending the discussion of some secondary
resolutions, the Assembly adjourned to meet
this morning at % o'clock.
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ALARMING INTELLIGENCE FOR TALL MEN,
An amiable tribe in Hindostan, called Boo
teahs, among whom music is warmly en-
couraged, are ingenious enough to make
trumpets out of human thigh bones. The
invention is, says the Orchestra, creditable in
a constructive point of view, but inconve-
nient to tall people; for as the Booteahs re-
quire long bones for their purpose, and the
supply is inadequate, they are apt to keep an
eye upon any goodly-sized neighbor, and i'm
patiently wait until he shall have no further
use for his own particular trump pet-rnaterial.
An Indian newspaper, in reporting the sud
den death of the jailer of Darjeeling, says
suspicion arose of his having come by his
death by foul means, on the ground that, as
he was a very tall man, the Booteahs had
probably had poison administered to him. In
the present case, however, a post-m0rtem
examination showed that the jailer died of
unsuspected abscess of the liver.
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M EMOR ANnA


Ship John Snyder, Lothrop, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 10th nit
Ships Enoch Talbot, Talbot, and Martha. Mugnod,
for Philadelphia, entered out at LIVERPOOL 1ath ult.
Ships George annie, Dyer, and Tranquebar, Har
ward for Philadelphia, entered out at Liverpool nth
ultimo.
Steamship las S. Green, Pace, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 30th ut.
steamship Norfolk, Plat, hence, at Richmond 31st
ultimo.
Steamer Claymont Robinson, hence, at Norfolk
3Oth ult.
Bark Johann Benjamin. Gerdian, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool goth ut.
Bark Brodrene, Iversen, hence, at Genoa l4th ult.
Bark Texas Meentzen, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bremerhaven 18th ult.
Bark Nasa, Erickson, for Philadelphia entered out
Bark Abb'e N. Franklin Hobrook, at Leghorn 14th
April from Marsha
Park John williamson Robertson, hence at Glib
ratar 1lth ult and cleared 18th for trieste.
from BrOuweTshaven 18th ult.
Bark Griffin, Arm strong, hence via Gibraltar for
Trieste, was spoken 9th ult., no lat, etc
Bark f. Reck, Denker hence for Bremen, was OIL
Bark Frank Lovett, Smith, hence for London
sailed from Falmouth nth ult.
Brig S. & ". Welsh, Watson, cleared at New York
31st ult. for Trieste.
Philadelphia, passed He'll Gate 3lst ult.
SChrs Il. Truman, Gibbs, and Palladium, hence for
New Bedford, at New York 31st ult.
Schrs M. II. Read, Benson, and C. L. Herrlck
baldwin, for Philadelphia sailed from New Bedford
30h ult
schr F. G. Warner Nickerson, hence, at Prov-
dence Both ult.
Schr Quckstep, hence for Lynn, sailed from Sto-
nngton Goth ult
Schr d. c. Guyther, Robinson, hence at Norfolk
30th ult.
Schrs American Rage, Shaw, hence, for Salem !;
A. II. Cohn, Springer, hence, lor Htogham; and VIII
liam Walton, sailed from Holmes Hole A. NJ 3Oth
uimo.
Schr Ella, Montgomery, cleared at Bangor 2sth
ut for Philadelphia
Schrs A. ID. Huddell, Long, and NJ. g. E. Hender-
son. Price, from Boston for Richmond, to load ice
for Baltimore, at Bath 2Sth nit.
Schr General Grant, Frame, hence, at Newport
A. NJ. 30th ult.
Schrs Argo, Taylor, and George s. Repplier, Biz
Zard, hence at Richmond 90th ult
Schr Dan Clifford, Jerril cleared a. Charleston
2Sth ult. for Wilmington, Del.
Schr Belle, Pierce, hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole A. M. 9th ult.
schr Calista, Spear, hence for Salem, at Holmes
Hole p. M. 2Sth ut
Schrs H. s. Billings, Billings, hen3e for Boston,
and c. s. Watson, Adams, hence for Nantucket, at
Holmes Hole A. NJ. 30th ult, and sailed again.
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EmCIGPnfnlS.

"A Texas Historical Society was organized by
some Of those present at the recent State Fair
in Houston.
Some leading citizens of New Hampshire
are organizing a society for the relief and aid
of those liberated from penal institutions in that
State.
"A gentleman in Ohio, who twenty-five years
ago settled with his creditors for ten per cent,
has just paid them all in full, with interest.
Virginia fears it will not be able to pay the
interest on its public debt before the 1st of
January, 1871, and will not be surprised if it can
not before July l, 1871.
Wisconsin papers claim that Oconomowoc,
about thirty miles from Milwaukee, is the most
beautiful town in the West, and call it the fisEer
mans paradise. 1t is situated between two
lakes, one emptying into the other over fall of
nine or ten feet, and within a circuit of dozen
miles are about twenty lakes, from one mile to
three miles in length
The first mosquito story Of the season comes
from Maine. The Ellsworth american tells it,
and it is to the effect that the mosquitoes are SO
numerous in Orland that three boys concluded
to see how many they could gather They
scraped them up and put them into large
sized factory pail until it was crowded and
heaped full, and they judged they scraped off of
the water and put on the ground and crushed
more than two pailfulls more"
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Northern pnclilc RniIrond.

New York, June 1.-The proposals for
constructing the Minnesota division of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, 223 miles long,
between the bidders very sharp. 1t will take
some time to classify the proposals. AS soon
as this is done they will be considered, and
The acceptances made and declared. The
most experienced railroad builders and con-
tractors in the United States and in Canada
were represented. The proposals for iron
locomotives, cars, switches, ETC. etc., en-
braced houses of the best reputation in the
United States. The great work is to be put
through with vigor, and the road, in its con-
struction and equipment, will in every respect
be frst-class.
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ssssnCAs. AND DRAMATIC.
The IE.y AuuremonIs

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music, on Monday next
the Richings troupe will commence season of
five nights, and one matinee, with Adams opera
of The Position Of Lonjumedu.
On Tuesday The HugUe,lOts will be performed
for the benefit of Mr.. s. Behrens the musical
director. The sale of seats commences to-day
at Boner's, No. 102 Chestnut street.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Joseph Jefferson will
personate "Rip Van Wrinkle" this evening.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. Brougham will appear
this evening as ''FoXglove" in the comedy of
Flies IN the Web.
AT THE CHEsNUT n variety programme is
announced this evening.
AN INTERESTING exhibition of anatomical
curiosities are now on exhibition at No. 1905
Cbesnut street,
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Correspondence of The Epening telegraph.
EASTON Z McMAHON'S BLILLETIN.

EASTON McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, June 1.-Four barges leave
in tow tonight, for Baltimore, light
A. q. BucK, with grain, for New Brunswick.
A. L. Griffin. with iron and soda ash, Tor Mauay yunk
BAITIMoRB BRANCH OFFICE, June 1.-The follow
Ing baTges leave in tow Tonight, eastward
Mary Kear Harvey Wright, Clinton, John Van
Buren,, luba, A. q. Goodrich, II. ". lockwood, g.
G. Saiterlee, Mary Dunn, and i. McWlams, all
with coal for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, June 2.-Barge
w. II. TalmaRe, with coal for Baltimore, left last
evening G. DCwner, with coal for Baltimore, will
leave this 7. NJ. l.. s. G.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne.cs see First Page

For additional Marine Ne,os First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
Sun RISES. ........... 430 Moon SETs....... 1920
SUN SETS. ........... 1875 HIGH WATER ......, 1852
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOHN o. JAMES,
c. b. DURBoRow, = COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
\ II. L. GILLESPIE,
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THE ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday Afternoon's Session.

The Assembly met yesterday afternoon at
the usual hour, E. M. Gregory presenting the
men. Attention is called to the increasing
ratio Of black to white missionaries. The
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The cellar will be used for clothes rooms,
and each section will have separate store
room for groceries, etc. There will be
kitchen for the males and one for the females.
The inmates of each section will have easy
access to the chapel. Should fire occur in
any wing, or a contagious disease spread
through It, effectual methods will be used to
prevent their spread to the adjacent wings.
The front section of the connecting or
main building will be devoted to the officers
quarters, so that business can be transacted
with the management without intruding upon
The privacy of the general building. All the
cell wings containing prisoners for short Pc
riods Zone to three months) will have at each
end workshops suitable for such employment
as their limited time may will most pro-
ductive.
The style of architecture will be Italian
and the building freproof.
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EnrclRn AHnIpA,

-Disraeli has recovered from his recent
indisposition.
Another Mazzini movement of consider
able extent is believed to be on foot in Italy.
The last surviving member of the band
Of brigands who perpetrated the Marathon
outrage has been captured.
The rumor of M. Berthemys removal,
end of the appointment of Provost Paradol as
Ambassador of France to the United States,
is revived in Paris.
1t is not likely that we shall have the
pleasure of hearing Nilsson, Napoleon having
authorized her engagement for the Grand
Opera in Paris for ten years, with pension
to follow