... Old School Assembly, at Rochester, has decided that no further action is necessary on the stibject of eithler temperance or slavery. Tire Rev. Dr. Palmer, of New Orleans, was elected to the chair of Practical Theology; and the Rev. C. Hodge to the chair ...

... abjure Christianity, embrace Isiiurisur, torcibly narlry with AMoslem Wonren, aid thleir Daughter's violated onid sold into slavery. Sir CULLING E. EARDLEY, Bart., Hon. Sir' JAMES FERGUSSON, Bart., MLP,, Secs, 3255 CYRUS R. EDMONDS, Secretary. AUTUMNAL FASHIONS ...

... liartieslanl~~ ap~ply to J. RI. & GARRETT, Solicitors, 3, Donegall Square East. Marcl, 1860. 9913 BAZAAR IN AID OF TIHE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY W[ ILL BE OPEN TO-DAY, FROM TWELVE T o'clock till TWO ?? All Goods remaining will bo Auctioned.at SEVEN o'clock in ...

... the Prices moderate. NB.-Gentlemen's Shirts made to order. 3933 A BAZAAR, IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE BELFAST JUVENILE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY, W ILL BE HELD IN THE SCHOOL - ROONI OF W Fisherwick Place Church, THIS DAY (Fri- day), 1(;th instant. Doors to open ...

... suppluy an historical sketch of the controversy between the Northern and Southern States, from the tirst introduction of th1e Slavery Qnlestion into Congress, with an accouint or the great political parties to which it has gifen rise. 4720 This Day, ornamental ...

... Canada. IV. Bible Infalliblity-`Evangelical Defenders of the Faith. V. The Neapolitan nud Roman Questions. VI. American Slavery, the impending Crisis. VII. Cavour and Garibaldi. Vill. Dante and his English Translators. Contemporary Literature :-1. Theology ...

... abjuic Christianity, embrace . lrinuien, foacibly narry wvith Moslem Women, and their bc Daughters violated and sold Into slavery. * Sir CULLING E. EARDLEY, Bart. Hon. Sir JABIES lERGUSSON, Bart., f£P. Scca. CYlIIJS R. EDItONIIS, Secretaly. or PUBLICATIONS ...