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Hollovay's Pills and 0iu,msut.

Tie ordinary meeting i0F rehearsal viii be heit
Ia 81. lakes Chutsh, rady 81, this TUESDAY even
lag al alt pasl Sc ! en- 0 clock. oetisdtt
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lss3-A iaEiD 81 10 aeles- agl sJ.h 90 tlsuar .
iEoH East davenport. uga4 walEh j. syrslri f, E.a
h''ose eain, a. pctrs Sc ssfht a,la8sr la fa.-z t
sual pzyiHaGt.
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lss-A uss iara VI tay acres F4ut O.. q .s..a ..
5eaft With = nar-s haase Fe-tlET rsJf grar 81 a-
aETrs
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lts~-A TARA VI &sI sgFrs ase, sa4 Eu g.. o.. g..
leo acre. of tiHfbsf and 4l a..rs4 fis.ir ..fs r .
sS! IsF acre; aEoC4 stock iaEu.
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LARD OH

LARD OIL,
90 Tfels Lard on Jast received. GEc Tor sale
w BURROWS. PkkIIgMAAt q DAL2EI
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inrh0yED faRms

30. 1.-Two beautiful cts en- Hgziy 81 opposite Z r
ofEsEot college square !l2.rit0 pSos es 100,
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No. f0-Gooi house aud i4t 60 Mac IT, 4 TORS wei
sistssG Sc i0i psXo0 prize q 6og
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Ne ts-tiae hoBso "a Brady 81 nsaG LSea.t q barge
looms, well, EASTERN stable b. sHgs shop lH i0 "a
$50 prieS & 400
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Bsou-lyn CITY News.

NEv.N NOvE FOR SreaISING THE CRY wrg .wg7EsE- Th
Water Conmittee OF tho Common Council reported n
night communication from the committee Of citizens
settiry forth that they had important inornAton on
tie subject efsupyyiog the city with. water. rhe
nttea reported that they found that the Nassau Water
Company recently organized had got up good plan and
M hsd the plaNssAmned BY the engineer OF the Crotsa
AGSsduct Deyrr rtment and other. competent ensi-
nesrs, and that they approved Of tho same; that
,hs whole work can be completed Tor the sano
Of s4,2c00o1 that the city can undertake ths
contract wha the company transfer, and they strongly
urge that ths be done. The report unanimous and
Will probably be adopted. The subject to be mads the
special ofdtr for next Monday evening.
TIE MISSING FoUSD.-Mr. Hooper, who lett his home
some time since, returned ON Sunday evening" He IL
afflicted vith alteration Of tha mind and in this state
tempted suicide by jumping IL the dock He res
cued AZ boatnap, and brought home He il under
the cara Of bis family,
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fhA0 elphia PtnnSyrdnion Of the 9Th inst, says:
1T eiyss us great pleasure to announce that Senato<
Wm sger who has been severely inaisposea for week
PasS, ID NOV In lair wsy Of recovery.
Goaernc Robert c. wicklife, Of Louisiana. left st.
Lean ZOE ] ais home on the 1st inst.
ARRIVALS
d aGs . sSn Ramon rsDn sos.
wce so ssss Sr and d0 s
6p'is Pas .. Rs.asr FfsdepAs Mrs Riga
ssw oesa. yn1d ans H.vaD. in sc sa.m.D pso
MAJ; MAJ sol rfs; Hsi:s Ss: iSc.
EEg oSsds. %iSas s;sSs f Mason. r1a1
soe sss DfHHso Eo n Cant
saiia and nurse pckey Guls wiie and two cldren
sss s:s,sa s. s
csaa and ID vs rsS 4: a.. wanf Ma K:., STE
Uonvsrss Bend1en, Esd, Wm vurvs and was, Ma
sSs ssq os q ssi9e Lang
sseSs. S.S.no Sss'f oS.,s Se s
ds 3n0s Owen and con. Jnc Raion Jr 1rmut Ksmoos,
i.se sSy hfis' o:as- :as dir5ss 5s,sa
hsi:s ss ssss @ 5cs
r. r.9a Ms Powers Moissnt rbaa Kerr, JAsols -
WE inv apt HssSo as n - ..f r..
fs. gs AGs SD.I &C. x.sss Es :
t v;:;e as s:,; ~ y
kss s.: fs sossss vsn. vHi;9 S;srsa s.S1 =:
s: sss: Si:ss Y. 5p:s 8 $
1n my nrsnan Srapd1 Mu2Ack. Ms MoDougAn.
Eszer, Lat.ns Knasla.d and s.yant ia Buston I.
Spencer MISS Towp,snd Crsndan, child ma ssrva.i.
weyhs, lady snd obi dren. Mleees asd Winderman n
Rohsns lady and children, Eslon. Kelton, and in
fxa Sc5iGs; a:. in a,ssm:h2 Ro.,s.e,-losa Dunn,
iray Hobsrton, MsCunpel, d Ab6ott p Mont
goYery " Waters, Dels1cey, Andrew KinSev JoS.
q Brown, studlsy, N CAisr, " CoIamoIc.T ~ =
f sTd M., ohSrsp w John sls Burton
Mcdonald, VIM 9 Scott. Gee Busl Dsnial Grant 4
Barlcs Rarloe. Finn Robt W Hrchsa " o Wos,Ssn
Dwyer. u Ludwick, i Smith, SaM( II Riplev ID wv
sy ESssr sSa AND a"S lady ;,S scAp
CFhhsr. Mrs Haasy ands chr and 9in The stesrage
BEPARTURYs
For Melbourne australia in be sbir sportsman--Mr and
Robsrt.on John Watson wife sad child Mrs H.se wstsx
Gtohe Henry fssr. job brsukmnn Mnv~.Nf ~.
Ryan m Miller siede, AMOS McFiM. Chas Miebalau nsr
John Hines Os Leo ~ os Daley, John Ytnnel Cowrs.
John Hoper,sSn Wm Diot II Ldedemann, Lamery w.
gbonpsop, John NeTen, Lannen. John connauatsn 40
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j II UHICIPAL AFFAIRS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

meetryof tsis Board was held last evening pursuant
to adjournrssn the President Alderman Barker, in the
chair Ate. the reading and approval OF the minutes
the following business trsnsacted.- -
Petition from the Board OF Managers Of hs Protestant
Episcopal Church Missionary ssssty for seansn In the
city and port OF New York. for TIE exclusive Of the
pier foot of Lsht stret fos the ss Of their chapel Re
ferred to the Co 1nritt.e on Wharvyy and Piers.
Resolution TO ooncuS With the Ceuncilmen to dredgs
out the clip ct tae foot Of RviDgton street Adopted
communication rece lyed from the C0mmrsioner
Of Repairs and Gnpphes accompanied BY Ulstter from
Alexander Ward, tenceriDs his resignation of the Office
OF Superintendent of Reads, and nomiSaDg VIM Good
heart 20 that Zee; in the place Of Thonas Starr
ed. The nomination confirmed.
Communication nomsnhtiDJ Thomas A. BAncksr Is
clerk to the Superintendent Of Repairs 10 Public Build
inas was received from JAMES Irving thcSuPerntsndsnt
Of Refairs to Public Builc .pgs.
The follo wing communicates received from tho
President Of the Cotou AqaeGuct Department. ana order
ed 10 be fled s
The Croton Aquedrct Board have the honor OF pre-.
sentpg the ne2sa ststemest in accordance with
solution OF your honorable body nd pursrxn section
u OF the charter of 1849 tho financial condition Of
the Department at he o., business tho aoth OF
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Yesterday afternoon, about 21f O'Clock, the ncgh
borhood of Spruce street was thrown into a great
state Of excitement in consequences OF cowhiding
siair. which tcok place the esice Of tho Sassay
Cuvi, in which the proprietor of the paper received
severe beating at the hands Of returned Hicarsguaa
nsntd William LSstcr. II s2pssrs as far as We could
sscsrsin That Iystr who formerly actor at hs
Broadway theatre tosk offence .. paragraph
ce,nirg him. which appeared in rhs Courier OF last Sun
day. and ce+miDg the attack entirely uD ustihabe he
proceeded, in company with , fiiend OF his, named
Charles Waters to the office Of the Sunday Courier where
nente took place between Mr. Smith hs
Nsrsgusn The nose occasoned by the brought
the printers and workmen employed In the building 70
tie editorial when the oeserents separated
end peace was restored in the saacum OF the editor.
lyster and his friend Walters left the premises In high
gee, ard the latter, by way, Of celebrating
in the street he emerged from ths building
which the exciting scene took place. No complaint
nether MI smith win prosecute his assssnt or mot
We sre unable 20 cay, but Ia very probable that hs
viii bave lys'er arrested as be says the attack upsn
him was entirely unprovoked, and, indeed cowardiy
NEW DODGE UPON THY UNwARY Yesterday mornina.
two domescs applied at the office of Mr. semer Of ths
Emigration Department for redress In wherc they
alleged, rascal had swindled them Of sSa Tho
eempain.ns stated that in answer to an adverseneat
in one OF The morning papers, stating that somo dcmea
tics wanted for California that their passage
would be paid to San frsncisco, they applied to ss
must pay portion Of their passage money to him before
they took their departure. The green consented -
with tho sgent for purpose Of being taken the
steamship about to sail for the IsthMus On their wAY
and asyrg that be lad forgotten to pay his ooardb
begged the innocent girls to lend him the advance passage
money until he got on board the steamer; Tne dupss
gave him $e5, with which he eloped rornd thcorner f
Barclay street. Up to the present time he has not made
his appes and viii not in all probability think a
returning the poor womans money until reminded OF his
inIquity by the grasp OF some friendly policeman.
ALLEGED THEFT DRY GooDs.-Theophie Marn and
Sarah Kone arrested yesterday by ofce~Wesh Il
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Williamsburg Cisy ,IntsliXsssnce.

PRIZE FIGHT PRE,ENTED,-0r Sunday afternoon, sbout
1f0 men, residing the visin ity Of the Dry Dock
gegated At Hunters Point the pusposs OF witness
ing prize fs hit between tw pugists They dAs-
covered by Assistant Capt. Bruce Of the Seventeenth
ward (Greenpoint) who Mt to the station house for
assistance The pugsts fl ldpg that their sports
likely to be broken up pro ceeded up Newtown creek.
about two miles, in row BATS. preparing for
The fight when they again disturbed BY the Off.
GERS. The whole party tn left or York aud the
fight postponed ,ount Of circumstances beyond
their control.
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MEETINGS TO BE HELD.

TUESDAY MAY 6.
Am.,icqn ~. end yeren Z, Cn'i:,am Unie. u.
sen, Etq, Of Ness1k N J., Rev. D. Iypg, OF Phladsl-
pha, Pa Rev. DR.. Sunderland, of Washington, b. c.;
Neac York Sunday School Unon.-The several schools
sie TO meet 1T the following places Broadway TsberDa-
cs; Bsp',s ehuch. Oliver street Central presbyter,n
of Brccme emo Ridge Streets Baptist Tabernacle
Seer nd avenue; Dr.. Adams church, Madison square;
Thirteenth st eet Presbyterian church, DR.. Hutton
church, University place; Reformed Dutch church. cor
Twenty first street and Fifth avenue; Forty second
street Presby yteran church Ia
berpacle bait past p M. Speakers Rev. Byron Sun
derland, Rev. DR.. Bowling, Hon. L. S. Foster.
~ 7. Colonisotor Socify-Reformed Dutch church in
Lstayette place, halfpsst P. M.
Inauguration Of Rr. DR.. Hitchcock. as Professor Of
Church Hiao,y an the Union 1hecgiooi Smiaary.-Df.
Aeaus' church, hadson square, halfpast P. N.
WEDNESDAY MAY7
American Tract Socaety.-Broaoway Tabernacle, 10 AM
Bus,n.ss meeting for escng Officers at the Tract House.
Amaifon Congregational Unisx--Church Of the Puri-
tAns, on Union square, 10 A. N.
AmeyItan AMI Slavery Society. City Assembly Rooms
Wendell Philips, Charles l. Reaond Lucy Stone Black.
well and Theodore Parker Adjourned meeting on Thurs
Gay, At 10 A. M, NJ, % and A. b., 2; NJ; -4., D....
church, Oliver street, 10 A. NJ.
Ladi,s' Meeting Of he Amsrica. Finale Gasrdian So
street, at 10 A. NJ. and Bpm.
f p''1ts ssoa Mous asy9qndsr care Of Rev. L.
American Home Nssiond,y Society y-Breadway Taber-
mace, halt past P, NJ.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.
AmTicon Bible SOciety.--Broadway Tabernacle, 10
A. N.
Congregational Union.--Annusl business meeting at 8
p NJ. Churc OF the Puritans.
Ctnfral Amuican Educatson Socxty.--Annual meeting
for business at the office "A Bible House, Assor place, at
O'Clock, P. M
Institution for The Bliid-Broadway Tabernacle, 4
Pm.
Am1icon Temperance Union Academy of Music half
past r. N. MIR. Cough Will speak.
Iah,titaen y the Deaf and Dumb-Brsadway Taber-
nacle, baLf- past p. n.
N.ac FORK An.l- Slarsy Sotiay.-City Assembly Rooms
half P. NJ. Sieaksrs-W L. Garrison and Wendell
Pbillips.
EaoAY, MAY 9.
A. b. c. 7. M.-Broacwsy TabeI nacle, 10 A. NJ The
Rev. Mron Winslow Of Madrss, India, will be among the
takers.
Bqyist Home Mss:snmy Society. street church
Auvicnn Systemo:iO Btngfcncs sesiety-Rroadway Ta
berDaele, 7. NJ.
~ Los. s.s., Mms s" (o'd BrSs~y,-Bsoad~sy Ia
Amercon and 3sxasa5o1y Prir.iag and Publishing So
dy-Dedwor,h5 Hall, Broadway, at hafpast esver
O'Clock p. N.
SATURDAY, FLAT TO-
Bopia Historical Society Calvary Baptist ch3rcn,
pnal address ~. Rev. Dr. Howoli, Of Virginia.
SUNDAY, MAY IL.
Central Am r.aan Education Society Anniversary ser
by the Rev. Tho mas f. Skinner, DID, LIZ at
Church OF tha Purtans, (se7. Dr. Cheever's,) at half
past O'Clock p. NJ
Boptist Paj,itation Sosiey.-Annaal seImcn BY Eay
Dr.. lds, Strong place Baptist church, l0h A. IL
AosoAa. MAY L.
Baptist Rallicatioa Sacae'y-Oiver strecs church. {
O'Clock A. N.
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OpeninR the Canals.

Il rUW Iu0 III AguH. hIky D.
To dav s the timo q, ed by the Canal
for opening The canals OF the State for navigation so
far ss We lesrp the order will be complied WITH except
On the Western division Of the Erie Canal where delay
OF one week will ceeu r. Commissioner WhAilon h0a
issued the following not ce:-
At meeting OF the "a nal Comm issopers held at Rome
the 23d utisao q nsority of said Ccmmiasion "a
nary to what the ldesgned deemed for the itcre
OF the state and u1d his protest. resolved that The
canals Of this State ud be opened for navioatio. On
the 9th day of May ne xt
The Undersigned ing des,rous OF opeuiup the canals
at as early Day az may be deemed practicable ccnsid-
efpg the present sha and condition OF the works and
fer the purpose OF 81 abrg those ntetsted in the ra-
cation OF the Rms TO make their arrangements in
coroancs tharewh would stste that the Western Dvi-
e'on of the New Sc ctae canals will not be ready for
Navigation nnl1A nday, the 10Th day OF May next
SAMUEL s. WHALION,
~ nal Commissioned Westsrn Division.
u y sad they IL rot be navigabe 70 Buffalo tin MSy
TO- 1his ~ voFJ is'e During the following years tho
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Personal IntelIlQenCc.

: ss been let into the Chemurg canal.
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At The opening Of the court yesterday morning., the
Clerk calkd the names OF the Grand Jurors sun.
moned os the term and there not being quosSn pre-
Tor the Day The District Attorney then se ard pre-
entst to the Court the resolutions of the ar upon the
desih Of Ogden lie man and requested heir inoepton
upen the minutes OF this court. Mr. Hall accompanied
the request with eloquent and feeling tribute to the
memory Ct the departed which was to achugy responded
by lie cordtr who tbeieupon ordered the resou.
ton to be inscribed accordingly, aud sdjcutred the
court to II O'Clock this y9or ing.
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nance he can exeoue contract with higher dor u.a
s6er ih cor II II Cue Tic pre3ut nead Of tho 90
par men mas r evincod comuendable considereaoa
se nss,e3s Of hs sas Am eoSsssni INA mo- ~
but e We eannss shut our eses TO ne papsoss 1870 To-
mahtrg consst wAh but tbc lowest bder With go
quaie security. and aer its confirmation by tS Coma
Council In This requires strpch OF pYobnbluee .
see shs. every ss1er weald be- t9Df wasting rnee
worth srou $4,000, wM have cost the city over yH00
vherofoTc tnasMuoh tbs rescuttOn involves vtoeoo0
the charter ard AS provide The repayment TO AAs cy
OF $4,000 out Of the te Old work cannot
FERNANDO WOOD. Msyor.
MAToR's OprIss Nsw YsYK, Nay 3. ls6S
To TIE HON. SRr POAtp JobNOIL
GDsrLEkIY-I wlhoat approval the resolution t.
opeu Seventy ou-h from The kftth to broad
way that Improvement having called forby the 20
i,es Interested by public recesses Aiboughn hver
the e9etdy opening of oil the sweets srd On 0
Island far practical observe iustdiscrmipa
top and In put Tia city to the Of i1ataon
when msIory In Interest oprssed renoy 70 conbes
ae In the present Gaze FkEkANDO WOOD, Mayor
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CLOTIIING, sc,

$4,000 Tssra OF NAV Hsp o4s1 SsE
70 buy oohipg q svs description Genemen having large
small lca 70 dispose OF will recoive the highest phoc
for be by calling At The Addressog Thomas d. Con-
roy, 49l Pearl street..
(tLOTHING -LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
~ 10 dispose Of receive The cash
INK Qr ad0reasipg the stores No aursps street naar
Canal r62 West broadway. 3. OOHn N,
Ladies' attended to by Ma. @.
(NLoTHIN0 AND ukNTfURE.-LADfES OR GE'TTLE.
Tor ns men sayFE ss 20 se2s can rsse'yS S, , oh
attended "a hy Mrs. Cohan. " e
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UnIon Theological Seminary,


The anniversary Of the above named society took
last evening in Dr. Prentss' church, Mercer street
Tie proceedings we're attended by many interested
ooubess in the Of the Of the evening
Tie addresses made of character highly credi.
table to the gentlemen who enlisted the attention Of the
audience 10 paricu!arze % to the excelency Of any
Of necessity would appear invidious yet may be
allowed 10 remark that the address OF Mr. JAS Bonsr
was Of On exceedingly vigorous character
From what we saw last evening mpelled to oh
that pursuit Of the study of decamatn would
rot be sias amorgt the students Of the Theological
Seminary
At The eose Of addresses from the parties appointed to
speak upon This OCCASION appropriate address
delivered by Prof a. B. Smith D. D.
The graduating class comprise the following gentle
men, A
Chester S. Armstrong, Parma Mich; James B. Bonar,
New York; AlcDzo Brown, Osspee, N. H Israel Brun.
cage Benton, Pa; Jackson G. Cofnng, New York. John
P. Cusbmsp, Troy: Charles Harding, Conway, Mass
Edwin L. HuId, f. B. Hurlburt, Galesburg, H.; NJ D.
KALI gothakes Athens. Greece; Alexander Mclean Jr
New York hils; James IL. Parsons, Franklin; Herman
Riggs, Brooklyn George L. TUCKER, New York; Henry
NJ Tupper, HaIdwick Mass; Charles G. Wallace, Eew
Whlttord, Loraidsvlie; Marinus Willsst New York.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

CPRlNG CLOTHS, CAssIMERRs AND vEsTINGs
Ooored and black cloths fancy and plain doeskins Msr
settles and fancy vestingF, trimmings &c.
RRTAILED JOBBxRs' PRICES
LORD TAYLOR, 255 257, $50 and 26l Grand st..
And numbers At and 40 Catherine Il
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Ibe Phse elphia FennSyranian OF the 9Th inst says:
1t elvss US great pleasure to announce that Senator
Wm sgsr who has been severely inaisposeA for week
past, 10 nov in q fair wsy Of recovery,
Go sernC Robert c. wicklife of Louisiana. left st.
IG,la for ,to bo,a %, tba ~. 4. -'' -S.s ~
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SStS,U56 3G8U04
The Boaro adopted resolution ooncurripg with the
CouD ciren In fsvor OF paying Messra Gambling and Ack
erman tor services rendere, policemen Of the S1
eenth ward while sxspe nEed This overrules the veto
of the Mayor upcp thar former action the
resolution was adopted giving permission TO the
American Express Company lay track from the nd-
River Railroad inso their building, OF Duane
and Hudson streets.
Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers and Ships, Ia
favor tf &C ward OF contract TO VIM. Morgan
for buildiI pier as the foot Of West Twenty eighth
Etgeer. Adopted
The Board aeourped until next Thursday at o'clock
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II planted It's colonies here II had made every In slec
tua race and # had put the intellect enterprise sne
along with EhrLvianity. It vas only following its in
stincts when Chrsuaniy lsid 6rst hold Of those who
the and ps which sSsy S.a to essountsr Z
deeds OF noble daring and esnsrous EFFORT and 1t shou
% tns dsty Of Ch,isNas Of every to aid 10
community Let no brother, then; remember that he
was Of any denomination, but sonsdsr himself member
The Rsv Dr. Hs.cocK, cf BuaSio vss then introduced
to the audisnce He said that Bethel should
Dc put upon the sbps and changed from
the Bethel missionary could 20 1pon srch mission.
with ihe werd Of e upon bis lips while the swift winged
facility reaching sailors out Of ,ort There was pro
mise IN such work. Consider tho power Of the gospel
to redeem he lost soal Of man, reaching down Its strong
arm 10 the very depths Of human ruin and lifting
genefated spirit up that shining pathway which, like
Jacobs ladder reached 70 The vs The gospel
had iar and gsrious Sed to work in among sailors.
Ihs Bible exer,ed mighty Influence upon these men.
win what mighty trust did the generous nature OF the
sasr enu1ed to toA and snnosed by the danssrs and
erus az passed through upon the word of Cod
They AL remembered The american Polar Expedition.
They told of trace OF Franklin and his missing
Amid those Northern soitudes. In sheltered nook they
found three graves At. the head OF each grave there
OF the Death Of the sleeper below TheT we're all young
men, between so and 40 On two Of the tablets there
PASSAGES OF Scripture inscribed One was the Command
OF the LoId to the Prophet Haega, 'Considsr your
Ways" The other the solemn junction of Joshua
to the Jews-"Choose you this day whom you will
serve" How it exalted the word OF God to imagine the
poor sailor pouring the blessed page with trust and
hope when no other's or SISTERS hand nigh TO
wipe the death damp from his brow. How it magnlded
the rtcbessnd grace OF that word How it told OF the
power, vslue and worth of hope to these Should
they withhold the blessed light from then leaving them
in utter dsrknss Lat give, said the reverend doc
tor The gospel to the sailor. Let give in prayer
In faith ard BY syery instrumen.alty we may Let US
give this gospel to the sailor, living or dyng-Gods
Richest and dearest gfr to man-and then many bright
anc radiant win take its place among the ranks the
med above and OH in the acclamAtons of that go
ious hour Will not the deep and mighty response that
great company who have been gathered from the ses
give to Jour sbers in this great work abundant and
Triumphant vindications
.Adoxology then sung the benedction pronounc-
ed and the audience then separated the society being
requested n to elect trustees for the ensuing year