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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27

Contra Cr.
BY amount raid State Treasurer pro Ut
ceipts dated . May, II Sept. and Dec.
ST. 400 OF
Amount uncoected for 1856 and previous
years, 2OlO .
Five per ccntum commissions allowed col
Iecjors for 1856 and previous years, A. );
Exonerations allowed collectors for 1856
and previous years, 3sl u
Amount paid sundry persons pro ut state
mrnt at length mira i9S >
Treasurers commissions on S9G3 IS at
per cent 0;
n.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
TO FRUIT GROWERS.

Rainsbnrg, Feb. 20, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

PR soLl LONDON. Fuday March 20, l65l-b =
curing RIM t The weed. but without .Ni|son.
a y'f NONE snS e.una.. IN
s5iass for money OsIassi fer account Bar SILVER, e;
p p:ss.sol Dos sp.s H soss
bags have been offered during the week and
mi ,: ::' s., oE.i dss.pon. i
.s M fs. o,9 from a.d B ssd . sISm Sm "a
So IS bag. L@, .od readily .av.ne ed ras' A, to sGsd
sem 4in VI fOr fair dark silver. and 9S4t for Black
coSsSSTSe unis, Continues inactive principally tr the
want f suitable qualities In public sale 81, o, Da'ch Com
ys Jaws p. .Us = ~ se s S: Ss6 ss is
md bags saicA tie latter essa74 for low mid 70 mid
ssss s s.ass g. b 5Ss nas G :a sI
consisting o. 900 Bag. Prince aud 900 bags '''Hie
cciTss IL ir s.ns1d quc..lS.s TSr.s cAts and
~. SIS sss.hi.s I'D fsow h,s s....A1a li I,.r,oo
ii. msIi.,s .se dull sles for the week A. eoo bales MID
o1:.H. quoted n ia d.!.n, and tn. for.s
Wh. and rsSs YER. Limited L r:sr ar: 1:nss
s Ss sn .s. % xs.s: y" g i.i sS O.
Hnssa Rs.,as steady Petersburg clean sse For Man
.s,s :. "a s: .sss tisy s ssi
,om%.s g %ssIns ry.,.y ss:I e. +, good inquiry Re"
xDIoe-In Beng, very little doing Tor dry lssi h,ara'
here is more u euiry
~ IS oHs Bars ~ ~ on b in Wales Scotch Pigs 7SS
Ss ssd = u: HATED ..s. tbs, S.,. s.s mad.
reduction ba bsss subnsa The arrivals the
have been liberal Tssanros Seed quoted S. Calcutta
IS ass, ard Bombay 10 css6 No business 10 mentioned
L.sp sfs.dy At 7s fer Western barrels and tlescss
LsskgD CkEEs Oct With large arrivals Of Foreign; Amer
can bss eel Of bes, quany have been sold sIa4sI
New York 10 bnts's To b hsd 1t fii0alobL
ons-in Fish no change SPsrn stesdy aloo sSnSon
esry srr aS Rape steady ~ 81 for for good Brown. sed
Refined Of 1aSese Lnseed dull At fe for present delivery
forward s&esh bean made Isup TO June Cocoa Nut
quiet Of % DO. Pain, SidSj.
RIsr IN d.ssad for shposnt to the Continent and from
TO .c eass have hsnts privately a 'tf prices
sspgl Wten for low mid 70 mid white with sood d. ..
prompt Bsisn for arrival hss sold II 10 landed The
pablo sse have offered 900 bsss which nearly Al SOLD pd
70 good PDky Msdrss ESSlos low nd white Bengal 10
Izid- lofe she oasgs hind 1914
Rvs The demand hs improved about yuncha having
changed Lsods 2SS9 proof gal for Esst laia md go
2le Tor Bstoice and Demersra
koLlsEs-sse tuns Csyed Cuss sold At q from quay for
L,sye3s
70 moderate extent at 11l6 reductions Bengal
aoss.oe witkswp bat assrt zoo bags
rel cent vsey placed at ~ and u II 42i. Nitrate Of
sSea a.,e' ~ bAss In public sale ref, % TO q cent
srIeSs-fiues.e. speesl,tivs inquiry bssds LIZA bass
P.ene sAs N0Ad; about 900 bags have been bought
Rssey smM quantity ct Sd Peppsr- SOC bags
sH(sPSss sod tesid ior good csaa and ga for srsy
49, SAss VIII Sussa only bss Penang found b.ysn
ssAaT s'as'p'f~ Vs'ss h<as-saau parcels hare gsslkM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
FIRES.
rfpTis CEDAR sTPEEr.


Atlll ciock oo Saturday nish i fire broke out nths
brck building No i57 Cedar street second, third and
fourth aoors occ1pisd by Meesrs. Reckon & Larue
manufacturer. and dealers in pickles aud preserves;
6rrt foo, unoccupitd. The FIRE originated on the
e ur.h fccr, bu, from wha; csu.e were unable to
escersin Before the 6remen could ex.inguish the
hrr1s the stock Of M.strs. X & l.. wss damaged to
the amount Of sbou, 5000, and the building 1900
The stock i, insured g. 800 in the Jefferson s., 800 ia
the Hs.over and e., 800 in the Washington Insurance
Companies.
The feed store Of James Dsrett, Nos. % aud 90
West street, wa damaged to the amount Of 800.
Injured.
Stsger, Ratdolph & Co.. commission merchants,
No. 100 Wet street. sustained 500 damage. Insured.
Tie building. Mes. 95 % aud 100 were damaged 10
the smourt of about $50. Insured.
fIRE ~ THIRD STREET.
AT l2I O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out in
tie fourth story of building No. 1873 Third street. first
foor occupied by John Eoer, blacksmith, and Philip
Die,z, whethigbt; .econd floor by Henry Sch.fer,
cradlensker; third floor by Henry Sniff bureau.
maker; fourth hoor by Vim. Clark, manufacturer Of
fancy ba,ke.. The fire originated on the fourth floor
and before it could be subdued the upper part Of
tie building with it, contents nearly destroyed.
The building was owned by David Baker and the
total lose is estimated at 81 800. No insurance.
During this alarm Patrick Flaridan, member Of
Hcse Company No G, was knocked down at the corner
Of Faeaih street and First avenue, by Hose car
risge No 16. and bsdly injured about the head He
wss taken home by lis fellows.
FIRE IN THE BowERY.
At3, O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fire occared 10
the Few unoccupied building Of Bo very and Oil
yer street but was e1tinguished before causing much
dsnage. TIE buildings owned by Mr.. Gardner, aud
IL uninsured. The fe originated the second story,
under the carpenters bench, and is supposed to have
been the work Of some boys who were playing about
the premises. Damage about sloO.
FIRE IL AyESyE B.
Atl0o'clock on Saturday night fire occurred in the
cigar store corner Of Avenue b and llh street. from
the explosion of a capphene lsmp. Damage trfing
PRE- ~ soRIH WILLIAM STREET.
At l0l clock last night FIRE occurred in the book
bhGeIy and stationery store Of p Nordhof, No. -
North William street causing about 900 damage to
the stock. The adjoining etoie, No. 22l occupied by
Wilmuth & Co. German Expres, Company, sustained
sght damage by water; the building was da mayed to
the amount Of so. The origin fthe fire is unknown,
although appearances indicate that it the work Of
an incendary.
FIRE ALARM rs BROeKLYS.
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning. about So'clock,
was caused by the burning Of some bedclothng on
al.bargs, at the foot Of North Ninth street.
FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.
About II o'clock on Saturday night fire broke out
in q bay-shed at Vanderbits Landing, l. l., and
Owned by W. Vanderbilt. lsrge-quantity Of bale
hay was destroyed; loss about $lOOO no insurance.
The Ere is supposed to be the work Of ucendiary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
ROCKS RECEIVED.

Two Years Ago BY the Rev. Charles knsy LIMO pp 80
Tcknoi Fields Sold By Kudd STieton, :,
Prose Works Of Henry wsdswOrh LoDgfsOw Complete in
2vols. The same. n,
Viva; OF the Secret Of Power By Mrs Emma T. south
woIih. limo. pp $40. T.B. Peterson s0'a ey l. "
Long c,,.. -. 4,
How 70 TSi Pocket Manual Of SPEAKING Conversation and
Debstins limo. pp D6. Fowler Wells
New Biographies Of nusrou, Men From the OLA
BIiiHnie.l i9mo. PIP 4os Boston "A''sm0f''
. Niles Hal.
Abrdsemcn Of the Debates Of Congress- By Thomas Benton
An Histories and Statistical Account The Foreign Commerce
Of the United states By J. Smith homansJ' w.
pP 1870 G. r. Putnam Co. s,s
Mirresots and Decotsh By c. c. Andrews limo. Pr 'iS
WssbiDgtor: Robert Rsrnhsm
Stories Of De Island World By Charles Nsrdboa isns pp
NS Harper Brothers.
A Second Gas. Reader: By @. S Hllsrd iaae. PIP H''
Boston: Healing Swan L Brown.
The Cos6depce.Msn His M.qusrsds By Hcsms. Melville.
I2ips. PIP SH. DIX Edwards 90.
The Young Pilgrim By A l. o. L. ismo. - Sl. ksssr'
Carter Brothers
sS VIZ n y ~ nd aunos %a.% to.. ~,
On, Nss, lss .. $es.ssss 1 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
Richardson, Spence g. Cs.'s Circular.

s<. <x.o LIVERPOOL, March 20. 1877
wHs.T los Iie basbs Coss. si2 barrels FLoys from tb.
States; III quarters WHEAT from ECpt and LOO oass Of
1.cheSn MastT returned ff0" A"''H VINO" ~"
Fn~sf. d-iTalo of wnEAr for tn: w.ss :ndins la. Sat
a. Il in tbs corresponding week Of MT year.-
9TH far6ef gov eral reduction b the value Of all ,rcs. On
Tus.5sy the business done in WHEAT was limited a. dc,
en-. ~.re made BY anxiou, EOIdsrs much greater con.
eeson FLOUR neglected although freely oHsrea g. iowsf
x mixed which was freely BY bOdsrs and Gales were
p,sde tb.t figure both sx qusy and warehouse ,o,
.durI for wIsA1 but It did not result much business. mill
srs co1fns their purchases to the mersst rst ne SAFE:
10 .s Of :'S e; rs
rpssje.Sle and eaostcns-whch must be reduced bb
s ii nin :, w,nt Of costing vessels. y,lu. Mixed
I6V avsret snd the outside price iOr prime Yellow ST
ss1sr W IN. a. az fhii.d.phia and
b.Ilimsrs % 9as Extra Ohio, 1891; Western, "a 4Si
'sssr-Nsw scMe. and would command extreme prices;
Rse.i bseo sold 70 arrive I. very hsh tsuIs not nsso
s - ,C't for and bIins ful rates
Posx hm but iS and French in good supply and take
Bcos rather more and R.,su. saes s.ys stn
sIptctsd- which will test he market. ,,
.'O os ss Z %S sSsa for sns Without
fioW continues fictitious state the nominal qnotAnons
,sss ss,.s .hn.. oTsr the sss yu.
rot much dosg and 81 has been taken Tor A''0
RcsIs-Tbs transactions In Common moderate AZ 81 as ~
BAsk steady ST oCr suOtstiops WI, ~.
0ms-spen scercs, and hne qualities wanted "hAs las
CerGosho demand continues BE- confined 70 the urgent
wants Of lie trade and to few lots "to srfv OIL speeds
tcn-whica seg arc returned In weekly sales arnv.
bat prices generally keep frm except for low dusty %
,.,Ssr we s.ei to Suy In Msnshssr @ steady business i,
Going snd Light goods but in other things the sIset
dull Madlins Orleans, 7 lsisdi Mobile 7sd' up''ss'
I'D y 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
r,,v ,prpcHaTEL DIFFICULTY.

Tbs Ird<pea1ancs Bdse publishes the terms 0.
us;.h The King Of Prussia agrees to settle the Neaf
ehstel question; III.
,, ~ ,,,e,vipg to the Pfusssn crown the title Of
Prince attached to NeuChatsL lie requires the enjoy
ept Of fOS year, Of therevenues Of his ancient DO
man in the Canton. They amount. annually, to
lOs Oe0f and i, is presumed that bic Majesty claims
them in order to indemnify his Ssiss partisans for
their essrifce, OF his behalf The King also requires
an smptsy in their favor for al they have done since
1873, the msistepssce of the Municipalities being in'
compatible with the new order Of things. The hing
concerts 10 rerounce Il en- but vshss their chanaoo
establishments to be preserved. II is thought 'nm
Switzerland will rase objections to the t' OF Prince Oh
HenfchSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

Per d.io Lvbnoo.' 49,. - . !, 80 -
The IoTfos market remains quiet but without any
<.cns in prices Holders to DO .IengtAsnstn the
49, oasniop that each ns will show de-
Se6 .us oe in The recsps and NO desirs TO press sales
.npsrent but the demand fairly met s the quotations 81 ssi
week which repeat; . m ~
far Orleans Cd; Fair Mobiles, Sd Fair Uplsnds g. D.
Middins Orleans 71ss; Middlins hoblss I'd ~hieduns
Jfplands 7 slsd. -, -, -.
The ssss for week ending Last svssins are ssha1sd
spectators taking $40 and exporters 200 oAies
Te day they are called oc0 bales. $1,000, >,
Total stock In port ISL 900 bales American oeo bales
Do came t.e last ysx $50 oos bales do American, 2o9o
bales.
10 MANCHESTER Al arm prices with doing In the particular
qualities suitable for Germany. $500 .
The Co A nNks again lower with but little doing a. de-
cline In WaEAT Of cd " 10 ID, and in FLoss aud INDIAN
CoRx prices slightly In favor Of buyer. White Wnt1rsda
Phsde pha and Baltimore Nl 15ii Ohio 81 as? Canada,
81 asa Dbl White INDIAN CeRs, 81 ass mixed and ye'
L1y.yS ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

ias y e,Tt Zoe yUs and itl fs mOdy 0,nsS-lc bb's
Jamaica ttvoght SCI 90 iSff for ord 20 good
SUGIR-Tbe sruvss during the week bsea itrfc sna
thtre bee less opospon buy tbs lower qr,t,ss
rather che apt bat tire good rsst
The GO tsT baskets Java ssSu offered 10 public sale at
Ams,er' the 18th ut by de Ducb Trading Comp,uy
All scio with sp At "a advance previous usHsoaons IN
The p'vs'e market Of iph u bGowe aud low ye.o
S0h y the descriptions The sAes Of w -
India $50 bids IS 900 bags M.au' 81 sseaon mostly
found buyers 10 90 bsss Native Madras principally
vbdsp but privately shout ece bags have beeu sold o.
u u.s. Foreign: 900 bags uuolsyet MsnlA on tn
pot sod Is 0436 aud sAost OF STco bAss po"s
rerDsns for Gear port at s.. is' & p ,.,e.
TR-EDsi.1 STEADY we quote common bi9en if'i" d."
if7J and Refined 1911. Straits 1891. Bfn~ ny ~
TALLov-Opipr to speculative. operations thesmArtet "a
peculiar position St Ptersbu u c. for this month %
70 E Ie.t mnnth IS g. and 81 the lss three nonhs o.
The yesr We quote Ode.ss Sheep 81 Beet - Sou'o Ane'
can 5d5s6; Australian Mutton 81, and pc. co,r.,s
TgA-Jhe rnsriet bss bean quiet but to-day common
are In demand at 1ts " ID LII =, puo
WHALGBoNE-A small parcel Of ROAR ~ oee" WV
spyLrfs quiet at $50 81 q 81. , -, ,,,.,.r+
In Ayu scAN STOCKS the transactions nave w" u"~P
ant without any marked variation In prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

s,,. M vour having bssa abe 20 reduce ma'ensCy
,ny ,he present Session the burdens OF her peoPio
Tsr Rsiesty commands Il, 70 Ssare you tea' s Io.
yent prayer that the seveTs constituencies u aae
pn;,as Kinroom upon whom vii ceycve the exercise
L.,ssso bigs fooaions which BY the Constitution Dc
ISpr 70 hem may be guided by awise PtSDdeH aS
10 the seleclion Of Representative "hose sn
pstIctisw NAV aid her MJe''y IN hs sn,v Of her
s,oro ar 20 .Tomos the wee and happiness OF hef
p<Op,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
Advertisement.
THE IMPERIAL PHOTSGRAPH,

AtBRADY's GALLERY, No. $50 Broatwsy.
Tb, picture recomne nds Itself those desng Portraits BY
the following peeuaa It'll novel application Of tire an
,urp,n, in truth Of detail and general quaJs Of extrsord
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,
n,ry size and entirely free the hsbtaa 6xedne and
irse arran which hiss become regarded nsePasos
from, the Photorsph Persons Of acknowledged TASTE tho
FROM BaADY's GALLERY
vros the lst,ered and the cultivated have Acknowledged
them 70 BE- works Of ant high order the more wonderful
rom being IN unexpected accomplishment They are Ass
The rxPzRIAL PHOTOGRAPH.
BY the rapdy with which they are made their
durability and their price which PLACES then ~san
ur iver, reach None need without Portrait Of fauiass
FROM BRADY's GALLERY
ACCURACY and perfect artistic execution The Imperial made
only 1t BnADYs Gallery No. 80 Broadway at which place
nasrfcen collection Of Specimen Portraits exhibited 70
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH.
which public ate ution 10 Invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, SsturraY, MH1cn II p III
Mes.rs Richardson, Spence & Co. report a. follows
per Asia:
BRxADsrrrrs-Msrket very slow in transactions
Provisions without change.
Co1roS-A quiet trade, without change in prices,
although some holders chow Disposition to submit to
a slight concession; sales to-day 3, ON bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
fAdvertisemsnt.I

HALLoTYPEs.- During the past week the beau.
f Gallery Of GussEy has been more hronged With
visitors than This gallery fled !. vita exqsts
voris free the public and many conceive It's caoiee
exhibition fully superior in interest," to most col
c,ions ourr sdIrson- But what excited the
universal and unqualified attention ana e9mm.I. w,Ie
covered process Of HALLorYrnG So.s Ct our best siss
Of ro.tsure The pres.o conveyed the mind 81 this
process Is tbs, Of effect Of smlinde with the
oct srtisc beacins Of light and shade the mort delicate
pisb the perfect and ruhnes OF color tososhee
with that soness q outline AID tout ensemble Pcuax %
eisborse ssl highly finished painting ivory GpnxEr
HALLoI psonss TO entirely epe<seee IN me
be public tie heretofore fyorts nscssns Too dStassss 'as
.tsnaa hes dlvsrf Ne. ~ BcssSwg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-CaAhBERs.-AfRfL G-beer9 JaSSe
WOODBURY..
Gle BULL AND HIS yI0LIN5,
Ioh, Hannah sgt Ola Rnll


OLE BULL AND HIS yI0LINs.
John Hopper sst Ole Boil.
In the course Of proceedings supplementary 70 sxec9-
top Ole Bull came before Judge Woodrun to-days
An sfdavt was read settiRg forth that he hsd proper
ty-violiEs, jewels, ac.-in his possession, wncs -
Judgment and that he was about to depart for NorwY:
Upon ex animation he admitted that he owned 81
was in Doe eeson Of three vioDs worth about w.
he bow Of one of which was ornsmented With vssar
bic diamond. He swore, however, that he he'd =
Ied intention Of leaving the United States at present.
but hoped some time or other to go 70 Norway.
Ole Bulls counsel eontendsd that the proceedings
were Informal, as q demand should have been made .
The defendant to apply the specific property shon "
exist before resortiDg 10 this harsh process.
The Judge decided that general demand VA insse-
cient and ordered Ole Bulls discharge from the pees
ent process. A similar proceeding WI % euo1s
however should the execution be returned unssass'
Before Judge DuER
DECISIONS.
Charles Jones tst. William '" Hsr-
Order Of arrest granted
lanes c. Wicker sgt. Hoace Dressed
Motion that answer be made more oennite ma -
tam .uxt,.I Smith ana others sst Aphsu. smiss
Application for Stilwei warrant granted.
smes L. Cheesuan at. James H. stursss and stAsfI
Motion to dissolve injunction. lDJuncaon nsoosssSS
90 = to imit $500 the Of os - = 4 9
therein and 70 restrain defendant Io% sn 3 rein -.
.dvsnces. As 70 the balance teSo,ooo) n1'A'"
solved
SUPREME COURT-SPEciAL TrhH-~r
CLEnKE.
,..rRAscE EOTEs.
Ai.n'On NAT; S s sn 4 policy of insurance -
The defendants tO0s s0 insurance Company -
vessel IN tnc .n sote to the Company. tne
gave their prsm,e LA the President Of the Coueay.
plaintiff at ne ~ s,S sSSv.Dc.d some Saos fox ths c..
Sse.e? Ins moI Siea any re.oluton Of s - -
s.; $ re; ;sss ssss; is:: is .: c:'
to n De admitted W making Of ~ a's' s"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
BROOKE W ITEMS.
Pa,k Benjsnin viii this evening deliver bis p>pAAr
lecture on Fashion" at Flushing.

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovyRsoR.-Burdett SUykG
has been appointed sheriff Of Kvgs County. 10 f ~
vsosnsy in the ofce caused by the death Of Jersas
Ryerson. Nh. STRIKER was tie Republican oandidsbs
for Sheriff at the last election. Mr.. Ryeuoo wss 10
successful competitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
CITY ITEMS.

The miraculous change in the condition Of Broadway
within one week be appreciated only by those who
suffered the dust torment of March. Yesterday the
sire ct was clean and free from dust thanks to the per-
severance of Mr.. Reynolds, the new contractor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
(AGyertisement.l

Mr.. FOWLER, THE PHRENOLOGIsT, is TO enter
ain tn. citizens Brooklyn his avorte theme every evsn
leg this week tie Lecture Room lately occupied by tbs
Rocky Mountain Cub corner Fulton and orsDssGG Exam
nations In public every evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

the preeent Democratic City Government are brmag
Rssorm party for the Charter Election - Tuesday e
next week. This new party viii hold City Ccavsa.
ton composed Of twenty citizens from each Ward, to
nomir ate city ticket. The party has nomiasss4
Ward tickets. The Councilmen nominated b.
them ere as follows: First Ward Charies Char
berlain; Second Ward, VIM. White (re-aominatsAs
Third Ward, james ii. Wilson.
CHURCH DrDIcATIos.-The now ediGcs OF tho Frst
Reformed Dutch Church of Jersey City situated -
tie site of the old edi6cs in Grand street. betweea
Washington and Warren streets, wN dedicato1 yes-
terdsy. The dedcstory DISCOURSE delivered at 10
morning service. was preached BY the nov pastsE.
Rev. Dr. Riddle, from the text, How smiable ere
thy tabeInacles, Lord
In the afternoon Rev. DR.: Vermyes, Of New 'YoSk,
delivered q sermon; and in the evening, Rev. Dc.
Ferris, Chancellor Of the NewYork Unworthy, soc3.
pied the pulpit
TIE construction of this ediGce was commenced fesr
years ago. and has been steadily continued except d.
ring an interval of about year and half until this
time. 1t has cost $36 600, and b the most expeastv9
Church in jersey City. II was at tint dessne9 .
construct church for about S2o,Wo, bat whso @ee
amount had been expended upon the plans OF the eroa-
tect first employed OILY the outer walls he'd sese
erected. Litigation epsued between the architect M
bis employ ees which is not yet decided. After tapsS
Of eighteen months more fund, we're raised and Asw
and the building has been completed far a. 70 b 90
cupied. The towers not carried up TO their ~
tended hight; the basement has pot been 6aishsds
and there remains ornamental work to DO dsns-
oil of which will cost about s., 600.
TIE church is LOG feet in length from front TO rear
and 20 in width. II Is built Of brown sandstsae from
Bellevils and Lite Falls, n j. Iu architectural style
il perper dcular Gothic Of the twelfth century. The
work l. massive and substantial; The nave, s.tsad:
ing the length Of the church, is AZ feet high and ~ fe
vide. The clear .tO'y 10 supported By ten sIctes
restipg upon eight massive columns, and lighted ~
ten windows. The roof of the church Is opea tin
bered. The main body Of the church Ia Lighted b.
eight window. at the sides one in the real, and lsEe
church All of the windows Of richly stained glsw.
There are l2s pews in the church, which viii acesm.
mo6ae 1t east 80 persons with seats The pulpit se
The rear of the church under the nave. The orgaa-
gsIler "a over the vestibule The interior walls ere q
light buff color. The gas have been 50 arrange4
in circles about the columns as To dispense with chaa-
delier, The floors are cxpeted and the peys cushse-
ed with good taste and comfortably. The stoee-
cutting and mssoary has been dore by William BsfcS.
the carpenter work by William Powell, the ps1tiAA y
Cronhsm g. Wetterson, and gas fitting by s. Hshsr.
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