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DIED

On Monday morning the Elsa, after short ba, pa,-
fu illness Of consumption which be bore with Chy.st,s,
forrtnde and Resignation. Mr.. JOHN a BIRD. "a he
10Th year OF his age.
The friends OF the family. sni members of tie Mr.
ners Methodist EpiscopsI Church in Cherry near Gin
.oust also TIE Order Of the Sons OF Temperance A.,
respectfully limited attend his funeral this sf,e,ro
st O'Clock from his late residence No IL Sorfolk,;
- Csnada papers please copy
On Sundsy night OF scarlet fever MARY ANN
younges: child oi DSvid D snd Asry am EgAr
The relatives and friends respectfully iEyi,sa 70
SIX NJ the funeral th!s afternoon al o'clock fror No
J. Renwick.st Her reulsins VIII be tASea 10 Greer
wood Cemetery.
On Sunday morning. the 20,h inst ALLEN Farmer
E.o in the 57th year OF his sge
His friends and sc9usntsnces and slso those OF b,
sons ;ulsw 5 Cocks and f, II Jenny respectfully
invited to s,en his funeral from, his late residence S
u Pitt s.; on Wednesday ths 2sd inst s; oelock viii!
ont farther notice Has remains VII Re taken 70 4.
family vaul, in Wlliamsburgh. d2l 3,
on the nigh, OF the 10th inst 81 consumption JACOB
J TRENPER. aged "a years and months son OF tee
late Michael Temper.
His friends and ihose OF his mother and e=c,ke.x
Hartman Michael and Robert are respectfully .ayi,ei
s;;end his funeral from the house Of MS mother Nc
leo Mo;s;. ON Tuesday afternoon. the I'D inst at ,
o'clock. d2l Il
In Shsron CT Dec 3 oflaos fever JOIN ClEvE.
LAND aged 81
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Thingn In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Dec 81.
We have but little news OF interest to-day be
you'd thu commercial aspects influenced by the Cam
b!as aGyices.
We learn. by telegraph Col. F. NJ. Wynkoop, OF
Potsvie had been elected Colonel OF the lat Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers and Will assist in giving the
keysones share Of aid End comfort 20 the Mexicsns
He Is Wing and when tie first requison was made
upon State ~en,n person both the Pfesden, and
Gov skunk and rendered his regiment Whsn ne found
bu, one company OF his command would be required.
he joined /, as private and went 10 Pittsburgh in the
rsnks His elevation q neritcd honor TO bis ge!ianiry
and sci; secrihcin2 spirit.
Doctors Reynolds aad Bunlin: have been selected as
Surgeons Of the regiment
The I'd Regiment OF Pennsy lvania Volunteers
: iul and ready 70 start arrangements are
made.
The Foreign news ha. stiHened our markets FOR
Flour and Meal Flour IS held at 81 since Can5rias
stvcss ana 20 loooo bbs sold. Corn Meal held al
- Wheat IS raeer inactive. Prime waite held al -
red Vi 10 o. and yery 5rm sales have been made
from store al these prices Old Southern Yellow Corn %
Lew % the market IS bare and holders sur Nothing
doing N Groceries. Cotton IS N good demand. and
holders hsve advanced sales 30 bales Upland a.
10; 70 II cash and There were sales his morning
OF or BOO bales sud 10 be advance or these prices
but the real terms hare not trarspred.
The weather s delightful and We hope 70 haye more
arrivals OF Flour Of which stock Is greatly reduced
There sre not 90 bbs n hands here az present
The erig Porpose OF Boston, bound for New. ork. Is
ashore 81 Indian Run Is miles South Cape Hen!open-
She broken 10 pieces ad will De lost Her cargo Of
oiasses IS nearly loes part nay be saved Capt Bar
Is quite unweIl
The sehrs Marquis and Samuel Roberts are dischArg
Ing s. Lewes sid heir carges VIII o sold on the beach
The brig Pennsylvania and :chr. Columbia, which |
reported yesterday dismasei stI AZ anchor a.
Breakwa:er, and Cannot move without assistance
The null OF The schr Elizabeth i broken eli 20 p:cess
and th- cargo lost,
The .uaken schr Pa:cxen. mas teen sold AZ auction
SALES OF Sr,CKs.-Flrst Bodrd-lo henslngton
Bank 8 500 State IS 60 500 St4;e =, cash. u II
er Fsrst Bo1rS-lls7 Lehigh 6z cash = 50 Z : BANK
); 80 L. :. Bank S. 81. Second Bocra-Sec0o Gov
eru1lent q g ss; Bank Kentucky 500 State -
o. % Schnylkir Bk, exp !
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DISPATCHES Foa TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG r APH.
srNATF WAsgIS5Isy, Dee- = Il

SENATE WASHINGTON, Dec q, 1910
Messrs. BRleHT. Rusk and HorsTos appeared
in their seats Mr CALgors presented TIE ere
dsntials CT NJ BrTLrR o; South Carolina who
vas duly qualified.
VI. BARROW osered resolution calling on the
Presideu, TO ist7r.1. the Senate whether any aEent
had been sent b him 70 Havana n Feil;ion 70 TIE
return of Santa Anna 70 Mexico, sid calling tor az
correspondence Il relation thersic--Lsiu " =
Mr.. DICKSON introduced OH % sL.sh2 ihe
act OF 1913 regulating seaaeu
NJ. SExFLE BIZ 70 remodel the consular SIS
tenn.
Nr BazEsr. = bill creating the Office OF Surveyor
General Of OREGON
the mouth OF Red River.
NJ. SrxPLr. 2 resolution calling OF the President
for nornation relative to claims OF American CHI
zens on the Republic of Columbia opted
Nj ATCHIysov bill Tor the rellei o. me hers OF
John Pau JONES
Library Committee. bill Tor the reiiei OF Inc
WIDOW Of Alexander Hamilton. Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
NJ GEyTEy made personal explanation
Nr. BRoDHEAo moved suspension OF the rules
10 introduce Resolution requiring the Secretary
Of the Treasury 10 inform the House on wha: art-
cles the dates imposed BY the aet OF LOO can be
enhanced, 70 what extent and what additional rev
enue would accrue thereiroE
The ayes and noes were demanded Upon the
motion to suspend which was lost, 69 to %.
Bills Were introduced 20 graduate the sales OF
the Public Lands. TO provide for the ascertainment
and satisfaction q claims FOR French s2ollations ;
FOR the improvement of the Mississippi, Missouri
and Arkansas rivers 70 remove distractions IN tie
Savannah Hver for new Custom House e. ga
vannah All read twice and referred
Mr.. RATHgUS offered a resolution. calling on the
Secretary OF the Treasury 70 state whether agents
were employed and paid 20 aid IN the preparation
OF the Tariff Of l-l6. and whether guagers, Sc IN
der the Tari o: isi2 continued IN office under the
Tariff OF SO Adopted
Mr.. THOMSON presented resolution with
long preamble declaring the acquisition OF terrific.
r by conquest not absolutely necessary to our self
protection being repugnaut TO the genus OF orr
Republican Constitution. and 10 require from con
quesed nation. payment e, the expenses OF war.
" as unjust, and that when Mexico makes rePara-
ton ion her Acknowledged indebtedness aud estao-
fishes toe Rio Grande boundary, the con
quered Territories should be restored to her.
Mr. I. called for a suspension OF tire rules TO re-
ceire this resolution. The House refused 20 sus
peud the rules 81 to l2s
The special order, the bill :or the admission OF
Iowa into the Union. was taken M.
Tie Iowa admission bill and bill granting
pension to Patrick Kelly Major Ringolds multi
ated teamster We're then passed.
In Committee Of the " hole on the President 5
Message Mr. SEAgoRN JoSrs spoke an hour.
The Committee rose, and after receiving commu-
nicstions from the Secretary of the Treasury and
the Postmaster General. the House adjourned
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4whese.s assa /. eoanenesd IL The csuF' of tie
SLATE q Ss~York n he name -. a 5a,- os n.
AID c. D. az oTer'sess OF 'ae ROC. o. tne
5efrrdsrt sor violations of the act Of tie Legislature
of aid state endhed An act relating 20 excise and 70
Licensing retailers Of Intoxicating liquor passed My
1.n 1915 ghcn said s1i.is commenced IL pursuance Of
the seventh section Of the said ACT
Now therefore We, A. 2. and c. D. oi
said town Of c. T. n tie County Of Eefeoy
bind Ourselves ind each 81 to me psyen; CT Ell cos
Judgment therein; srd hereby covenant hno asf e ~
value received, 70 and with :ae said oEs1ses y. &c
Poor and separately and With any person .. -
who mar be entitled the said costs or any ..
e same % nav sais costs Il there shall Be fnch lEiiufe
70 recorer a iudguen. II this cause a. AFORESAID
The declaration vii be endorsed win notice 70 ne
defendant Of the bal sna mar II ss ne nees Vii sisa
t zen 10 Overseers Blank declarations are for sale
81 The Law book stores
The following points well established
The excise Law Of 1876 Is not uyeconsH-u:ioDai- De-
rio Rep 80 l2 Whea;or's Rep ? 4ls
TIE s, il applicable 70 incorporated villages snd al
cities excep, Eew-York 10 Wend Repl AZ. Eli
Rep. - -, W.. D..
a25.
wherever the electors Ia any town or city have deter
mined tina, licenses aha be granted *hoeTeF 5ei'
by retail euy Intoxicating hcuors sEa!! torielI s&'-
Lava lsij. p 3Z3. r. e. co.
several penalties against such person may be recov-
cred in one suit thus for three violations SO may De
rscovered IL one suit for 100 violations SDo-id III!
Rep. 527 -,
any person who has paid the above penalties a still
liable 70 an indctrnea,-[l3 Weud. Rep 34l
hare continued these remarks stuch greater length
than was first intended. And Jet omit one popular
objection mad intended remark upon 1; 10 toe COM
,sn, Of the y.nders apd drinkers that the law IS une
ousI in no, embracing the City Of Se~York
The excitement. Of election, mass meetpss and con
,ior. ,sfb an their temptations to sell and to drink
are Row past and the land win have rest Tor two years
II /. now the time for carrying forward temperance prn
cloles withou, which no temperance law is good for
anything. MEMBER OF THE ALsASf h:A'
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Something Good in Nazareth.

The able aud intelligent but most Prejudiced
Swiss correspondent Of the NewYork Observer,
! g. de + - has commenced series Of articles IN
that paper against Fourierism, professedly based
on course Of Lectures delivered in Lausanne,
Switzerland by " Victor Considerrat. Editor OF
the Democratic pacfque, Paris. q de f OF
course gives as tho usual round Of accusations
against Fourier aid Fourierisrn, but he gives
US also the following admissions
we now come To the system winch lie explained 81
Lausanne No doubt II contains some Jus! and good
things In all human errors there Il mixture OF truth
and Il this which gives them success lEeie is hol on
earth an absolute e Nan is always forced 10 rnnsle
win his mos; exusvagant notions some truth 20 IN
the socialist school he principle and DrotsSg o. assoc
ton are bttey established than IN ana other sysie7n ana
mankind eridcpdy SQag IN ms dy In proportion
es nations shall advance Association will assume new
forms and will extend TO greater number oil oolects-
ii Fourier and s disciples wond connc themselves 10
this they would De able TO give TO their fcowfncn use
fu instruction II Is happy thought to have an cqulta
be distribution Of Capitol, iGtor and Talent ms opn
ion not agree II has been more or less applied
in all human societies but Is Just 10 eonss hat Four
rq has treated his question Nth care Than nos CIR
en- II btts and sT0iR fighf mos difficult r6bir1a
will confess that his school tells very PLAN truls
when il attacks certain vices in our present state oil So
cety Il is undeniabe that We are FAR from having al
tanned the best imaginable condition, that many hbnsc=
many miseries exist hGt the poorer classes are in slt
worthy Of the deepest sympathy and that II IL
the duty Of all benevolent men 10 geek means 10 elevate
them The Fowi17e' fJce IN pointing ont ihfse eri and
IN his resptct they cisg hare CLAIMS on orr S,dRde
IL does seem to us that the true way 10 dea!
with truths coniessedly vital and beneticent Is
To accept them, to actualize them instead OF abu-
sing their proclaimers Seize the good you lind IN
this new school men OF Piety and Philanthropy =
appropriate it. realize it, live it!-then whatever
error has been mingled with it being separated
and left to stand alone will speedily perish. But
so long as you make blind war the whole you
help sustain the evilby keeping it mingled with
the good-shaken up and blended by the incessant
fricti-n Of your hostility. Let the Religious World
but adopt such OF the ideas OF the Foureriies Us
essentially Christian, anu the world vii! hear
little aiterward Of the residue. Is not this mani.
i-stly the more excellent way
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" We are indebted to Phillips Y Co.'S Ex.
press for Boston papers OF yesterday.

DESTRUCTION or TIE PACKET SHIP TgoNAs P
COPE, OK PRILApELPAIA-The splendid packe, ship
Thomas Cope, Of 500 ions, Cspi :. II Msrcken went.
from phllAaelpcis for Liverpool! The Goth lit
having on board passengers End crew inc2ded - souls
and also carso consisting OF atSQ barrels ioar 1850
barrels mes 800 bushels wheat Ass bushels com
a3 hosshsaG and 20 barrels tzow - bales hemp 81
kegs lard, 500 sides leather Il pickles and
riases Or the 18th ulr 7 "a: ~ Is y lon 657 w her
unsnmss; head was struck by lightning. which set on
are the Rigging. and descending slcas th= mast com-
mUncsted with the hemp and tsl,ow BELOW The mas,
wss cut away and every EFFORT made eIt.nyuish The
IRE below bat without eecr The passengers and
worked hard gr. the 5h Inst when fortunately ne
British ship E,rigrant trou, Liverpool oT 81 John \ s.
hove sight and took CO par. OF the passengers AZ
nish, gale sprung up lack cut OF communication be
tween the vessels but nsN- morning K A5E-e6 sad al
hands were safely transferred from the burning wreck
The las: sosts previous 70 their departure tpok
OF the hatches when the suppressed smoke burst forth
ESe the escape OF steam and eDTeioped TIE whole yes
sci in cloud wh1ch Irastnead high Three hours
stterwa-d something like explosion took place, aid
II lev minutes :Iore the goody ship was lost . he
view. Or The 1871 inst II az i " loc- - w TIE
Euis-sas wss spoken By the packet ship Washington
Irving Capt Caldwell and the passengers and crew OF
the lost ship were PVT OF board of her and arozgh,
Iais port where they arrived yesterday afternoon The
Thomas Cops OF The finest ships belonging 70
Phiisinlphia aad Is doubt fully insured
Boston Post Monday.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ArTEAPT AZ MURDER.-A drunken man By the
OF Proctor attempted 70 shoot ton CT AID Corn
!ag On Thursday evening i that Proctor had
been IN the habit OF beating lis wife whereUpon AID
Corning undertook Inc tssk oil reforming lin from ,ha
AID sund-y ot,sr equally bad habits. Ee procured hn
employment in CarbouGale Pa where Proctor wrote for
his wife ard join hin and ahe refused from
TIE lear Of MS bad Treatment he back in search Of
her Signalling his return BY besHng her severely The
ale Fed and supposng she had gone 70 AID. CorniDg=
P-oc:oE followed and made his way into the dining
Eoora- where MIS- Corning aid her tao were q,
the tr,e. Here re commenced using vioisn: language
aid che OF the young advancing Proctor drew and
snapped loaded pistol q, MS breast police officer
wss sent for and Proctor Is now n s;l awaiting
exzutrz-cr
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believed OF Dennis ran ashore on the Sow and Pigs
Saturday isst ard Immediately wen: 70 pieces he
crew aFe II cambe. took 70 the qahr-sr cecS VINCE
drii-ec 70 Gay lead. where hey were picked Up Cne
ed The captains ches, containing 500 n money
d-iited on shore TIE schooner was t-ora New OK
bound 20 Boston. win cargo OF com Bristol Fhenlx
DISPATCHES FOR TIE S2rADaoS-the l: ;
ae7eEns Cutter Ewing vent 10 sea irom the : =" Pass
breeze having OF board sec. Hunter. bearer Of dis
patches fron he Government 70 Coz Conner
z Capt. NoSEs Of The Revenue Gutter cr-
ward hss been suspended frcu the command OF that
vessel
q James Wsldroup, Revoictlonary Patriot
ned s; lis residence Fayer,s county Georgia OF TIE
Sd LEST az TIE advanced age q; iO4 years
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New FRUITS FOR ilrS RoLtpws-J. Fowler, ~
and rs Greenwiehst. and 10 Neseyst has N store
large and splendid sock Of NJ" Fruits OF all the 'slOG,
kinda lso some choice Green and Black Teas ana "a
Java Coffee. which he Is oderng a, the very loves. po.
sSle prices lie is .cin; handsome Bunch Rasu. 8,
"a. Citrons led. Dried Curants q, Id per ID, also
Raisias in whole half ami quarter boxes whole.sls
prices. We commend h. store to the public
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MEssRs. EDITORS read with surprise your
statement and comment. uroo IN. rss. NJ u,yo J
:, - -
"''s''s q" '1' e"!ai'n' q tlA- morning
nave been informed thaE the defendant Stevens applied
70 at least other paper aid him in creating pub
lie .entinent 10 OPERATE urop the Cor,rt ,ybicl .o,,
s.,,,,3., ~ III. ., 10, VII
- '1'7 Yea - ue. VIC Ills anu osne1 eauses.-
IN oeHai o. my clients VINO are residents of distant
S-As ei oD5ed 10 ask room Tor nre! staielnen: Of
u case
ne cause vas ued before Chei Justice Jones April
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u The Fra,.co American OF yesterday morn
ing states that letters have been received here
from the city Of Mexico as late as the 18th nit.
which state that the recent elections in Mexico
have taken Turn decidedly favorable 10 peace
and the oyertures Of the United States will be
taken into serious consideration by the new Con
cress
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Court Calendar. rsss DAY.

SUPERIOR CorRr-Nos. 80, q, -. lou, l0'. lilo, o.
la 1871 1872 1856 - 40 -. ~ l;s y, 49, IA >
90 u I0i ~ 70 I65. 2+2 i6G tolls, leo Isl
COMMON PtS,s-YArt l-Bcfcrs Judge tiSAcS;'er =
Nos / IA H. n p - -. -. 81, -. Part I'm
Board Of Assistant Aldsrnens room, before Judge In
srshan-Sos. - - y 80. 81 81, 30, j, 10 ~
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-; crest attractions s; The Museum VIZ SWISS Meo.
ieons Moving Panorama OF Lordcn Ce,uSty, sc. D;;.
scvjug Views Gress Western IN Two psSes, with che,
chasic entertainments in the Srccn ~ ard : O'Clock
Ouang and other living wonders 10 lie seen NJ al hears
See ADVERTISEMENT
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lL,rS ros THE HoLIpAYs. -Gentiemen abou; furnish.
ing themselves with Hat tor the Holidays Oh
tain at our a'cs tho Winter Fashion, anewer style
than the September shape nox generally won
d2s 5tsod WARNOCKS ~, Broadway
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- Shrcwl men of small capital long ago discover
ed the secret OF making fortunes by extensive adNer,
ing in country newspapers. Y Il. Planners agency IN
the Tribune Buildings offers complete opportunity OF
selecting the best papers throughout the country.
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HAMILTON COLLEGE, CiiEtos, n I'VE have
received the Annual ca,slcgps OF this Institution TIE
number oil Students IS follows Seniors ST Juniors
a. Sephomo.es g. Freshmen 30 Total IL. The lccs
ton OF this College combines great natural beauty and
salabry with entire isolation from the vices and temp,
aliens OF Cities and It's Course OF Instruction under tie
guidance OF Presiden. North and Professors Avery Man
dsvine Cssn pw:sh, and North, is Judiciocs and ef-
ieeSve q, Is OF course understood that We eossocf
no College routine perfect from which Manual Labor
ana industrial Instruction eScluded)
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Miss FrLLERs LETTERs-We shall publish
Number Blk Of these interesting Letters in our
Evening Edition today. We are unable to make
room for il this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-22

~ Tux NATIONAL ERA the new Liberty pa
per at Washington. will appear Early in January
q BAILEY, Jr OF Cincinnati Editor L p NoBLE
OF New,NoFk Publisher. Dr.. Bailey is the most
candid and persuasive writer in the Liberty ranks Mr.
Noble man OF business experience taen, sna
~ the paper is strongly backed both with talents and
funds sud will live TO see the Ssve,rsders pens driven
oa Of the reaers Metropolis which they disgrace We
wish il had been simply AMI Slavery paper. no, as
Stunning dictate pereu,p;orily any understand
ing conscience the OF Kidding the Nation OF
chief curse sni shame but setting forth the nsure and
ten, OF the evil and urging every TO oppose by such
means TO him shall seem proper lis o-ignstors howey
er have 4, TO It's fortunes with those Of the
One Idea party. to which We csaaoi bid God speed /:
Tor We believe its tend peutalize the good ef
feeied BY its publications and addresses The Na;onsl
Ess however, Will Re large able ana interesting pspe-
issued weekly a, s. per snnun. To those who would
ike Abolition paper which VIII no, be nsdiorsiy de-
voted to the diffusion OF Loso-Tooois,n we heartily
commend il
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License QUESTION IN VERMONT. The License
law Of Vermont WAS 50 altered at the last session Of
the Legislature provide for submitting 10 the Peo-
pie OF the STATE large The question of License or No
License If majority or License j; viii be the
lnty OF the Courts grant retail license 10 every a
plican; OF good moral caaEacter-shs, Is in eject 10
every one who has been convicted Q. immoral
sct II the nscrty No License the traffic viii be
entirely prohibited ,Ar the ststue law eec, il
throughout the Stse The question is 70 De decided
the hrs, Tuesdsy in March Meanwhile the State Tenn
peranoe Society has called special meeting which VII
be held s, Springfield the oth OF January con.
Ger: measures for securing righteous verdict from the
psopls
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IL 4 Fax IN aud OF subscriptions to erect
plain and convenient edihce Tor St Thousss Episcopal
Chcrch l. the Seventh wsri viii BE- held today sitter
noon AID evening =, :ke Lecture Room OF - Am
Church corner OF Washington snd Prospect SIS This
L er,,obsttcsI,y $ Missionary uaner;sking.
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ROW.. GrRLEY. Auctioneer.

FANCY ARTICLES FINE STATIONERY, GAMES Az.
lists Materials PRRYVMERY &c.-Ths Evening viii
be sci by ROYAL GuRLEY & Co. at their Long Room,
30i Broadway corucr OF Duansst extensive assort
uicnt OF Fancy Articles and Stationery suited 10 the
gifts consisting Of the useful and ornamental
Among them great variety OF Games, Chinese "oFk
Boxes Writing Secretaries, yory. pearl and shell Card
Cases Portfolios inlad Souvenirs PSpeuies, stedged
Note Papers Tablets boxes OF Rc"vo'- Water Colcr'
rosewood Miniature Frames Whsimans Drawing Pa
per Bristol Boards, Eases India INK Mathematical In
,truments Gold Pens Drawing and other Lead Pencils,
Crayons Manifold Writers satin wood Mirrors eegsbt
Fans SC Also 10 doz packs Perkins ename!ed Cards,
2 doz Cook. do, 200 qgires Bis Laiiue, 50 ivory.
handle knives s.
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sThe Evangelical Alliance,

To "a Edd0r o( The Tribune
I was somewhat surprised to read the communi-
cation OF An fp.copaian in your Wednesday morning.
paper calling your report Of the sayings the Eyangel
cal Alliance 10 account but your and memory are
in keeping with other the general views Of
TIL. Alliance, and undoubtedly true. Among Fps.
copaans who understand the principles Of their Church
and take deep interest in prosperity the fac, i.
%el understood that Episcopacy IS among the things TO
De 1broRa,sd by this Alliance It's champions cloak the
fact you have shown under the name Of Puscysfn
out An Epscopaiian' should have known that this
name i applied freely 10 ell vino contend for E9is
copal Ordination L the Ministry
Ina, may pious and charitably disposed Epscopa.
lans nave AIKEN interest Inc movement in this Al
lance, there is Of doubt bu, that they will
continue 20 sypathze with the same after they under
stand ina, preacy is TO BE- pulled down shall require
more evidence than that OF him who styles himself An
EpiscopGan before believe A LAYMAN
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cry TraFrRtxcE ScciYrY.-we sre requested
10 say hist the Anniversary OF this Society viii Se held
in re First Presbyterian Church CrAnberrys; Tues
dsy evening nex, The meeting viii De addressed by
Rev. DR.. cox and j. NJ Van Coa, Esq This viii Be
very Interesting meeting.