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turs Of mosaic wrought into the wallthose monumen-
tai egies Of long lire Of pontis where art has bor-
rowed more from mythology than scripture sndwho can
deny. the absence of all religious instruction with
this syStem Is most indebted for its power 30 the
muses. and the arts There Is an omnous crack in
the dome Of ST. Peters and architects engaged In
girdiIg with iron bands Shall the religious system
which Il symboses follow +! He the Rev. Dr. Adams)
left il to those who TO come after him in the
poets Of that system, the origin of which he has de-
scrbed
The church was fashionably attended and were it
not for the very boisterous and incement weather,
the eoIyregstion would doubtless have been nu-
merou- All present highly edited and instruct
ed by se brlliancy Of the Grafton and the principles
Of Chrtianity and faith inculcated by the Rev gem
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Lecture by DIR. Cheevers


ON THE SITUATION OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, IN
REFERENCE TO MISSIONARY PURPOSES, AT THE
CHURCH OF THE PuRITANs, UNION SQUARE.
The Subject before relates to that which consti-
tutes tho most interesting and important field for
missionary labors which has existed in all ages
Before commencing upon the matters relating to the
Sandwich Islands 1t may be WELL perhaps 90 bac
to period anterior to the planting Of American mis-
sons there and say something In reference to the
Society Islands, and tho missionary labors Of the
English there The chief of these is Tahiti an island
Of the group Of islands called the Society Islands
which in the South Pacific Ocean, about 81 900 miles
south of the Sandwich Islands. This mission was be-
gan by the English about twenty years before
the Americans sent their missionaries to the Sand
wich Islands. Its inception was accompanied by
sons very remarkable and extraordinary cireum-
stances. just before the time when the English
missionaries arrived at the Island the shock of an
rarthquake was felt in the islands the frs that ever
had ieen felt or known there. An old chief Of the
Island the of this remarka bic
ted to As people the existence OF a tradition which
had been handed down from their forefathers accord
ing To which it said there unseen God: aud
that al future period some strangers would ar
rive at the Island to give them
the unknown God. The old chief also gave it as his
opinion that this earthquake was an indication of
what Was about to happen, and That the strangers
would very probably shortly arrive at the Island
few days a;trr this strange sail was seen in the dis
tapcc, making for the Island 1t was the ship Duffy
Captain Wson, from London. and it had the mission
aries 90 board For sixteen years these missionaries
laborod IN vain among them. Nothing but the most
and terrible superstition prevailed Desoating
waIs ugtd among the natives. aud all their labors
" re In vain end the missionaries driven to
1mahu There they remained for some time, and it
was contemplated at period TO abandon the field.
Ihs mission had been commenced In lI4I, now just
century ago, by that admirable woman, the
Countess Of Huntington, and but for DR. liawes
and Matthew Wilks, the mission would have been
abandoned. They resolved however, to hold on and
to that eject TO the missionaries In the mean
time. n G change had taken tha N
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The Quaker, ,IeefinC.

The yearly meeting Of the Society of Friends con-
meneed yesterday at their respective houses Of wor
shp but In consequence OF the unpleasant srate of
the weather. the assemblsgc not rs IL
otherwise would have bcon However, the meetings
viii continue during the present week.
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Of men, or more than one-sixth OF the human race
Young Americs Is next to her In the race. and Is
sprs ding her institutions far and vide Shall she not
send the gospel with them The fabric Of idolatry is
crumbling TO pieces In india and its inhabitants will
either become intidels and atheists or Christians
This Is a serious thought for you. my brethren OF
what practical value Is to say that the heather may
be saved! The danger Of their being lost ought to
stimulate us to exertion. Are they not corrupt, and
can holy God love them. and reward them wi tn the
joys Of heaven till they rsgenersted by the in
huenctsof His blessed gospel Let us, then hope in
God, believe in God, and labor In God.
The ssxxnaA being ended the service concluded
with prayer and hymn, and the assembly separated
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svrpr~s covnr 90 rus Us,rsp sr.r.s, Msy2 Ne.
~ Robin Rufnn Barro-s vs josiah hesb -,n erros 70
IN. C,rcut Court of the United states for Louisiana
MIR Justice woodbury. delivered the opinion of the
Court sfrmins the Judgment of the Circuit Court in
tb,s esuss With costs No % william N. rsyi w. sp-
reliant vs The Merchants rire Insurance Comp say
The arrum. 81 this ecneluded for shs sp
reliant Noe pS, 90 Ambrose waldenr hsfrs appso-
ispis 70 Thomas Bodleys hclrs et si.-rhs Asgunsua
q thL cause vAs commenced fsr ths appsiaaA,
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sporting Intelligence.


r-ro. Covr.E L. I-Trorrr~s.-A purse and stake
Of $3.50 mile heats, best three In ave, on on
Friday afternoon. The following Is summary =
John.co,s Coli, y !ehnson. ............ as
DD'e" '"' fine. Assn -2.l,.-2.ioS.
s.~s psr-rurse and stake $3.50, mile heats, best
.. BriSgcs entered ch Emperor. ... I
J. oos~sy entered hs : susnssr..
cr~rrnruIr Corr.r, T.. I.-TRorri~s M,roH-fri.
iay, May $500, mile heats, under the saddle.
\ oupr Jsml Colonel Bertine. ........... I
''' '' sis.. a.;-2iS-iiS. ''
Us,c- -Corrsz-To-Dav.-At trottng match for 81. 900.
four mile hesfs, " 20 H. wagons ~il OF this
-nsruson. between Is.dora aud sally Green. Imnc-
istesT aflsrpnrss match for s9o three mile heats
10 wagons After which there will be n contest for
purse o. $50 between Jack Ro.siter, Pelham. conH-
dsnce. srs Tecuvaseh. Three such races during
sfsernoen VIII, no doubt draw large attendance TO
on 1.ssssy st the ccntrevilie Course. Lady Suffolk
&. and sdy nosco~ trQt for 500 purse, mile heats,
beet three In flve, In harness. .-i
Tsorr,-s--c.xsr,per P.sx.-The sport at this
course. yesterday we'll nigh broke nup BY the
fsvorsble prospect of the weather. Hiram woodruff
med yGly and William Woodruff Abd Nj Ksder-
the iorncr 70 hsrness-the latter 20 saddle.
~ wsolrutrs Add vi Kader. ...........
Iosion Daily Ts-s., My a
rso-rrvo ar Morls-Fmsr D.r- Wednesday, April
~, pure 400 beet three in ave In harness
rws y s's, sss;r.'i.s Ss.isS g saids,i......
ssarsiss s.., a. b sr Peter. ..'..'... s a..
r. Tins. ssls'on. s'slss'"ons.ss.-.aisss.issii.-sco a'''
he seecps race va. for purse Of $50 mile heats
"a gc.pss in wagons, which vas decided IN t.o
essls 2 9; Charley Fisher. .."......"..
a Tine. s.is.5ii
ne President has recognized Charles Hunt ss Goa
'sui foe Belgium for the port Of S. Louis
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INC owbefs these ship VIII not De accouhtAbe
oliver bullion pece jewery precious tails,
onless b adng signed therefor and the value there
Sf. therein Expressed.
'cUNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. n.
Steanships between New York Liverpool, and be-
wsen Liverpool, calling at Halifax land and
veoeive mails and passengers:-
Cambria ...... -. from New York. May g.
Canada Boston, Is
Niagara, ......... New York. =. May q
For freight o. passage. appl, to
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rALIrORNIA TICKETs.-ONE FIRST CLASS
" Through Ticket. In Uowland and Aspnvals line Tor
18th. SecsDd Cabin, for May 10 b. In Howard
eons line. I've Ssersgs In Roheris line for May 18th
Ior sale by " WHITE 20 Wall street.
f~ALIFoRNIA TueogGu TIcgETs.oNE FIRST CA
" bin asi second class ticke. in Hewland Aspin-
wallis line for Msy 18th second class DO IN Howard
Sons Tor the time; sieersge, in Roberts line
rOr Nay 18Th. y Wul1E SD Wall street
NOR sALE-TuRRE sTEEKAGE THROUGH TICKETS.
psr l3th NAV, for san Frapes~o. In Roiert liae.
AMY 10 IL ~ RIRKNER. if6 wiism st.. up stairs
cyTEAx BETWEEN NEW YoRx AND cLAscOw-TuI
. - psvsrfa rev steamship CITY OF GLASGOW.
f0T tons register lO9 ALL and 81 horse power
n r. Mathew (fermeriy of the Grcat wes,srn.) COM
nander atendcd 20 sail regularly nom New York TO clAs
gov middle % every aernste month via In May,
July September NOVEMBER and January. and from uas-
SOW In Apr August October. D-eemher, and Feb-
xusry. of this splendid vessel fun New
yorf direct 10 casrew appointed 20 take place on Sstuf-
day The 18th ceek Goods Tor Shipment can
10 received after rhsrasy evening 10th CABIN passaxe
fee included ninety dollars second cabin 90,
ao My-fve dollars No taken Ihets
rates neude pruvous hut Wines liquors, vheh viii
suppled beard moderate fsrri~f surzeSu
rhe for lt and ID eaia 1ss-pgsr are unusu-
snd veil ventilated Wv fr-irht
soasssss. spf.y 70 .. .MsfhoN. Beaver street.
l,oR sAIr-THE STEAMBOAT DUTcnEss AND I'll
hunirrd feet Ions and BEAM aud
<rA 90 about three let AYpiyto
cILBERr ohK1Ey. lD West street.
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ne President has recognised charles Hunt % Goa
oui Toe Belgium, for the port Of St. Louis.
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This sermon was delivered last evening at the Re-
formed Dutch Church, corner of Fourth street and
Lafayette place.
The ceremonies Of the evening were commenced by
the performance of appropriate air upon the organ
after which the choir sung part of the 1l1th Psalm
commen cling with
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BHIPPIN0.

ATLANTIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Comsto'k.
ADRIATfC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly for
service has been taken in their
tructon Also in their engines strength and
IUt aud their accommodations for passengers
>uAed for elegance comfort Price from New
Zorh 70 Liverpool s3 exclusive Of sire state
S325 An experienced Surgeon viii he attached each
apply
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Board OF Aldermen.

STATED SESSION, ,TuuRsDAY, Dec ), 1880
P7eSe9t--MoRGAN MoRGANs, Esq, President !;
AID Griffin Dodge Wood Oakley, Chapman, Kelly, Smith,
Haws Miller Shaw, Cook, Bard, Brilton, Deama'er and
Franklin 49,, ~. 3, .,
PETITIONS,
Nv the Decentralization of the Now-York Screw
Dock Company relation to the extension OF rcr no SS
East Rivcr-Nvhch was referred 10 Tie COMMITTEE OF
NbarVeR Piers and Slips,
BY the ssine-Petton OF Abraham 4 Lawrence ksl..
in behalf of Commissioners OF Emigration, for Lease OF
Pier No 49, North Riyer-which was referred 10 me Com
by Ala. Cook-pettion of Waterbury 4 Reed and
others, for the abatement of nuisance at The foot OF pe
lency.st East River, by the disconuuuauce OF dumping
manurewhch was referred TO the City Inspector win
BY Aid, pelamaler- Petition of Richard e Hart 10 be
paid damages sustained by him for loss ehose occasioned
6y falling through Pier No East River, which was re
frred 10 The Committee on Finances.
Petition of Harris Wilson and others 10 have 8thaY
filed in between l9th and l29lh-sis which was referred
10 the Committee on Roads
By Aid Frankn-Peu,ion OF J. c. Thying for tagging
sidewalks north side Of l6lhSt between lstav and ava
which was referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
By AID Shaw-Bl of the proprietor OF the Triton Man
sion House amounting 10 $50 - which was referred 70
Nv Aid Sluith-Peliron OF Vim, T. Easerbrook and
o,isrs to have manure heaps living between S5h aud SS
sis the 2d-av and East River, removed, ami nuisance
ahsied forthwith which was referred 10 The Ny inspector
MESSAGE FROM nus HONOR me MAYOR
A Message was received from hls Honor HE Mayor on
The subject OF purchasing the Portrait OF Baron Seuoe
dsling ushed officer in HE American Revolution and pae,
iug the same In the Governors Room which was eieffeH
10 The COnlnhlttC on AUS tid c'ioHNVe
RESOLUTIONS.
Aid Wood presented The following resolution, w;
Rt,o2rci That the salary Of Amos Jones, Messenger 90
the Board oAdpruen be and the same hereby ncfHseN
from $500 TO $500 per aunun to take eeeslfom te - G
OF December 1850 which adopted on dN,s,Qn W
1a@ymahre-Ald Griffin Wood. Oakley, ChaPmaa, he.y,
the President AID. Haws, Miller, Shaw Cook peIanSeF
and Fganklin-l2
AID H@ws presented llefolloSiug resolution w'iei WAS
Rtso!rld Thathe Clerk Of the Common Colno be di,
reclcd to furnish ihe members elect ojhs Common Couae
with Map Of the Gay together >vih the !a"s9
furnished, ard also wiki he s'aNes OF 0tlte
Ad Haws presented tic following sest4U - 'f-'.li fis
adopted, VIZ
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Arrived.

Packet ship Deyousbre fyey Portsmouth, A.
mtse ard ? o pass. 20 John 6rswold.
GGenaon bas Bogo Thomas Cltls7aa IS DE- hides aud i
tic, TO Everett Brown Lett ch Catherine, Crows s for NsH
YOtk, 10 d. Ne other III vessel d port
Bark Heicon Adams Consadt Oct and Enots 18Th, non,
&c.
Brbars Marcbones crle'lae Ferguson Glasgow, 90 ,
no pass. X irwin
Brig Sabago Oi Portland SHAY Aav7n1 L days, moes, 10
the captain.
Brig sutton OF Boston eyour guenos Ayres IL hides
to " w De Forrest Left ba.s Hays Scott fot New York;
Pauchta Peterson. Go do; Maou Lowry Tor Soe sail
Crockett dg; ships scu-a Grace date Howard who died
when 36 ds out IA Boston OF qlarlnne Arvun Rankin
dg Oct7 lat 70 81 lon 81 a 'poAe ship George Law hence
for California, 50 DE- out
brig Royal Dos Bermuda II DIS, ballast to W F
Br brs Fanny (o Liverpool Ms Smith Port Prince Ram
Key - d. mahogany to Bane Lett al Por; au Prince Br
brig Halifax aret hence just sch odessa Br Morrison,
hence do Len Am Rum Key Nov -, off Cse
Island spoke Br brig Brisk I'm Jamaica Tor Halifax sid co from
Rum Key with brig Champion for Baltimore
Brig Charlotte Hopkins Bucco RIVER la Plate, hides, to
ship showing red signal
with Whit 'quare the steering Ocf6 lat H. on 81 3d.
spoke w Wright Baltimore for Rio Jsncro As days
ont 99th lat % 49, Ion TO- spoke sch Rich from Boston for Az
takapss.
Brig swan Pierce Ber;nuta Ii Is, ballast Nesmh & Som.
B. brig resOso Port Prince 70 ds, FunCk Il Nencke
Sch Hendrix Hudson Of Haven Munon Tmpco Nov - hides
matter. Si with Oregon for New Orleans Lett no AN
vessels Has experienced gales the split
sails lost Jbooom, &c.
Sch Ds5l frances Perrin NBedtord % Norfolk.
Br sch Garland Smith Rum Key, salt 70 J II Brans.
Sch Mary Broc' Banning Portland ds
Sch Martha, Brecel Camden, Del, 4 DIS, coal
During day NE with togs. Al 10 Pm from MY
clear.
square gged vessels Outward bound up
Bag yesterday and anchored the Moth River and
the Quarantine Ground.
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ID. tho direction of the Street Connl's'
soner rreseped the following preamble and fes0a
ton inch was adopted, VIZ 80 Common Council the
uon "i hy a resolution OF me common ~ -, ,be
Hkrfas ~ ,1aned on Hall are required TO sJlRe we
e Of on Sunday mornings ana IN @ s M s to
hour % n The Fire Districts requiring the t'e ~
aokes for fires in the Eighth Dlstlcti lue'e-
! strike elgh si
fore, ,J That the pracce OF striking the hour of on
!t a., mornings by the Bell Ringers on the Hail be
dissooninued and after January i 1911 mich
Kid franklin presented the following resolution, which
PaIrfd That permission is hereby given to VIM H.
ydn Knek to erect an iron stairway side of his store,
corner OF West and Robnson stshe game TO be done
under the direction of the Street commissioner ana Aef
man aud Assistant OF the Third Ward -,
Aid Bnnon presented The followed resolution winch
Reoreg That the Tax on $4,000 on lot No. g. in flstst
south SIDE between 4th and 9TH avenues I'm Wafa Tor
1916 assessed house and lot be- ana me same Is re-
calculate and collect the Tax in accordance with sad
alteration ard resolution heretofore passed and aP'
moved by the Mnyo Nov 20 1880 IN relation 10 ms SUD-
iecl, be- AZ d the same is hereby rescinded
49, REPORTS.
The Committee Sewers presented Report adverse
betu cen ID and Sd sls. which was adopted.
in favor reints,ing Owen Kelly member of the Fire
Department. which adopted
Tie Committee on Fire Department, presented report
on the application OF Engine Co No g. for appropra-
ZION decorate their fire engine, which was adopted
The Committee Assessments presented report nd.
the petition + Tlyou for relief from assessment
for tagging sidewalks in 5stst. which was adopted.
verse 10 he neiion of Peter Rjake to he elgye from an
upon his property for regulating and mscadamis
ing 54h ST. between 7thav and Bloonngdae Road which
The Committee on lamps and Gas presented report
~ favor of placing two gas lamps in front OF the edhce be-
adopted
Tie Committee on Police presented q report in favor of
paying bill of Capt Stevenson OF the 10th Police District
which was adopted on division, viz: 46frmatre-Ald.
Dodge Wood, Oakley, Chapman, Kelly the President,
Smith, Haws Miller, Shaw, Cook, Delamaer and Frank
n-l3.
The Committee on Police presented Report in favor
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In Exchanges there is not muchdoing, but rates
are steady.
The Franklin took $3.50 in silver.
In Freights there is no improved movement,
and engagements reported of $4,000 bbIs Flour at
I'D; and Wheat, 10000 bushels at 4ld Dead
weight l5s lis ed Cotton ID, To Havre, the
rate for Cotton is &c.
The amount received at the sabTreasury to-
day was s34,O83 Paid, s3O,le2; Balance, 49,,
G56,994.
Capitalists should not forget that the bids for
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Loan will be opened
on Saturday next. A large amount are already
in, many being on foreign account.
The North American Fire Insurance Company
has made semi annual diyidendof eight % cent.
The Slipping List gives the annexed statement
IF no at thie
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~ second 1t Saturday, Dee = alta O'Clock NJ ri. ,sc
he taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery for usrmen. Tho
d 2t' - H''lA 'oA
Dec $50 ABBY G. sASDs vie Of Dr. glxari e Sand, .,
consumption -' %
Tho funeral At % Madison 't F5ay 10 An The rrs If -.
fan IN sra invited aterd ~ithont further nors ~ % &c
Dec g. at clock N CHARLES n son Of Cha. ,, ~ -,
Murray aged years months ant dUs i '1ss'9
The funeral will take place O'Clock this afternoon foB Of n
ugrou s. Tie friends ID. family invited attend "
ON the an HARRIET WELD, infant ghter Of I.,
G Cummings and Jos spnue " ed
HerTrrpains viii be taken 10 Tarpovu ior informant.
go Albany papers please COPY
aye JOES BROWN.
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GRAIN-The market is rather easier for Domestic
Wheat with sales 5000 bush Genessee al 1901 49, the
latter price for prime and 10000 bush Canadian at Q5ol
O6 tue latter price for choice Ryes lower with sales OF
7CG0 bush at 75075 closing the inside price Barleyls
heavy and lower prices nominal al 85U}c. Oats are
firm sales OF Canal and Canadian NJ 46G47c and jersey
at 42a14c Corn is better old is with fair de-
mnnd the East ana for eX7ort the snes 600 bush
al CSC for Northern, 81 0654 for old Western and
Southern mixed and Yellow and 68!070 for old Jersey
and Northern Yellow.
PROVISIONS-The market is better for Mess Pork and
huoyan fer Prime, hereis still speculative demand and
Prime s firm the sales 800 bbls al 61 all 10 FOR Mess
and II l2l for thin Mess - for Prime, and - for
Nunps Beef is unchanged 80 sbs sold at 5O08 - for
Country Mess snd 70 for Country Prime. Beeffiams
are fH sales OF $50 bbs S4 = go lbs Lard is rather
better sales OF 500 bbs and efces at @8c the latter ex
ira Butter and Cheese are firm and saeabe-
WHISKY.-The MARKETS firm, with better demands
sales of bills Ohio and Prison n @5G4c cash, and %
hhds Drudge al &c, time and interest,
LEADA sale Of 5000 pigs SOFT American was made al
oiISIThe market ls rather frner under The adgices
from England Sales 5000 gals English on private terms
NAVAL. sTORES-There is butu moderate business
doing and he market is firm. Sales 500 bbIs wilmington
Resin nj 45l delivered Spirits rlner and 800 Dds
sold al 3tdS5c, cash; 36N36l, time
WOOL-A buoyapt market. with good inquiry, some
$4,000 tbs Domestic Fleece changed hands HI SO t3c CASH
Foreign with light stock, is salable . :.
SPfCES-A dull market. rOe sale OF LOO bs no;
Nutmegs al l2, mos. Pimento ls steady sales oil ~
I,o.,a 1,r
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SECOND HOARD.
TnuRsnAY. Dec. AP.M.

THURSDAY Dec. 5-P.M.
The Stock market continues buoyant and ac
tive, and especially at the Second Board the mar
ket had an upward tendency. Reading was in
demand at better prices, and Stonington advanced
to A, showing an Improvement of q cent with.
in ten days Norwich was also in large demand
snd advanced p cent. We shall have the an.
nual statement Of this Company in few DAVIS,
when it vii! be shown that the earnings for six
months viii give considerable surplus after nav.
ing expenses, repairs, interest and 3 cent diyj.
dend on the stock. The advance in StoDpgton Is
partly by reason Of increased receipts and partly
by reason Of the prospective Improvement in tbe
value Of the Read by reason Of the building Of
the New Haven aud New London Road. which :,
is anticipated may he extended to StoniDrton.
Mohawk was in demand at 9I3 IL 81. and the spD.
ply was very small For Madison and Tndianapo-
lis 1924 was bid without sales Portsmouth ngv
Deck improved 2 cent. Erie was tirn bas not
active Caslistock is still very scarce. Incomes
were firm ami in demand Sales Of Southern
Michigan Bonds were made at99. Farmers and
Harlem had m upwardtendency The latter will
fully meet tic estimates Of the Managers 5or the
year. Morris. with considerable sales, was arn
Governments we've quiet aad wjaoa. change
Generally the make. 'o9Ss ~ azcaosi.i1s.
able advance daring the mouth
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EhiisAUkLPElS pry, S-f7tpc4-S hs Hose..t, IA
o-hy h'a, Gsb~co Hfct; fnsea.hip, Ha.oD h. 49, Al
y l' Losso1; hrsee. Cos Nloki Joaa Cfaaea m
'IEla Ls%'', st RIVER Bsseoab Ccrsaa pr5v3,- o.
"a, IFare.S snip Lvass Msre, Brenl WeasAs Rr~f,,
.sd,n b9eao OK. Ky yer io brg Foyeacs Hoe a. 49,
-, 'Ghs Nfeia9 Lssls FsR River kAsoonh corses
Sei !Sfoue Wizard, Sostla; John Croaca FOWL, So
S'Ipe Mason, trs' dsacs Han's,. Shetnss Yih r.
p atfF, S.fy Charleston Bruce. to'- Sfe-k J.sn- 4
SSA!4ia TbeuF'a Aefspont. Iva Gafgso4 SYsrs -,
h.ane- e. F9xrfs. ga. " '"A-ss
o. foSI Dec SAr .'s' Sarah Frspci. RIDER IN Sand .s
pb;s CO., Io5 NV h'veai As- En,Hss il Dhsaa 10 PAs
10 Fai r., i5op IN AL River af dos Saaoy Bishop Bshoe
so.,os Dec i-RAs L.;s 1zry Snapp I'm saeres Ay,.s "a
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e. December tie Church Of TIE EPIPHANY ty Ro7.
lie. - SAM 81 B. HAYWARD. formerly o. gatE.5Ee, 70
Mis-, NARY < WELLS 81 ihs City
. batinoTs rape p'esAe copy
gl4tly1ds i Dec 6y Rsr Dr. Hasdock, JOSEPH HOE
Eaiaors ELIZABETH CHilSI0lHEI3, daughter Of
Ef1h K5utaL
Caie Al December u Brghamton, Y by Rsv. Or. An
3-s, JOANNA WILLIAMS, Is ehtrr ct EeF DR. Andrews Of
gram sag. to 903iAs ~. WATERWAYS OF this CtT
On Wednesday Dee 4: Br5ekn. :. By Rev J. ". wood
SAris Methodist pscepl Church. Ar SlAS H. hUNsUS Of
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