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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02

and Apollus WATER but thou only canst give the n-
crease o. let thy spiri. descend so TO convert the
from the walks Of sin to the joys Of everlasting righteous
Mr. LAMAR the orgsnst, related tho progress OF grace
In Rev. DR.. Haheds church. where he said, Se building
nightly crowded. and night seventy souls
brought 70 Christ, among whom were twenty-five heads
and daughter Of one Of the the ocsrs o the church be-
nevoent gentleman had offered beautiful present 70
whoever would commit the greatest number OF verses Of
Scripture to memory, and the little girl only thirteen
years Of age who had obtained had now given up TO
God He thought God doing much for the city, but
be called upon his reverend brother 10 respond.
The reverend gentleman co onnenced by some general
remarks suggested by the verse
Oil how divine, how sweet the Joy,
When but one ransomed soul returns.
The reverend gentleman concluded by requesting the
and her Children
being read he delivered an appropriate prayer
brother In the audience said he had received two
quests forerayer One behalf OF brother OF young
lady who trusted that he would be converted day the
other was young mar, pre- ,o., who was seeking the
Saviour, and wn1 wished Christ An aged brother
present hereupon rose and prayed especially for the two
young men.
who has recently lost her husband and cannot be
soed She wished prayers for herself and Children to
sist her in coming TO Christ "yr ~.
on" for Cod. He rotated his experience in a village
church which no had visited for six consecutive
where only seven or eight Of the members were
in the habit Of holding nightly prayer meetings but where
In six years only member had been added to the
church They were about 70 give up IN despair but kept
praying until finally he had the qualification OF
seeing less than thirty Ave conversions and the little
house Of worship was now crowded 10 overhowing he
concluded with an especial prayer for tho widow and the
young man, requested.
The aged brother who had previously spoken arose
again. He said that sermon had once converted
1000 souls, there was reason why such a result
should not take place this city He did not believe the
church was doing enough in this matter.
Rev. Mr. GILLETTE announced that the regular collection
would not be taken up, other provisions had sde
for defraypg the expenses, and that the meeting would
close singing the eighty ninth hymn and pronouncng
the benediction by Rev. Dr. Van Zandt, the pastor
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THE NORTH REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.

me usual daily service was held in the consist~y Of
this church yesterjsy and excited more than usual nte
rest Before the hour had arrived for assembling every
ss" was occupied. About two hundred persons were
persent, among who we're score Of ladies. The audi
eocc was composed Of persons Of all from the youth
who had for The hour left the counting house the aged
man.
Rev Harvey d. Gsse, pastor Of the Twenty third street
Reformed Dutch church, conducted the services The
services were commenced by signing tho 2e7th hymn
commencing as follows
kse my soul and stretch thy winp-
my better portion trace,
Rise from transitory thnes
Toward Heaven, thy native place
Amer the hymn The following notices were road
"a father requests the prayers Of this assembly N be
half 6 four children and brother - " "
"A mother desires prayers for her only sooa child NJ
many prayers-and also for her hnsh.nS
,sho sick and fears he has not the Saviour -
Rev. Mr. eiSss then made brief aud appropria,e
prayer after which 10 read from the 18th cbap,.r Of
Iuse the parable c the Pharssee and the publican AZ Tho
~c~- az vhch lion ---~ extended 10 tho na-,.
' Z. spde..c n lssd g. .rsy 49, .hor' ,i,gn VIII
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THE RELIGIOUS REVEALS.
Services Yesterday in Several Of the City
Churches.

ree revival Of religion, which commenced ~sh the
most conservative Of the Protestant sec, has spread TO
Ill essses Of rehgonsts, end embraces every kind
Of iemsnination save the Roman Catholic. me Metho-
dhs, snopg whom revivsls mater Of frequent oc-
cuense, have been the last to be effected by this out
psarss Of grace; but now that it has reached them
hoy enter into It's spirit Gnore, and with zeal ha
reminds Of the traditions Of the early history OF that
rcmaykAble sect.
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THE DAILY PRAYER MEETING IN JOHN
STREET CHURCH.

rerna,kAble sect
THE DAILY PRAYER MEETING IN JOHN
STREET CHURCH.
me Business Mems Union Prayer Meeting in fulton
sees having become TOO crowded. was resolved 70 open
John street. church every day. between IL and O'Clock,
70 accommodate the surpus This has been done during
As pass week, but great has been the rusA that
JcAn srees church now falls 70 Accommodate al who
oorne and the excitement s on the increase.
Yesterdsv one Of our reporters visited John street
church ad .ound il slled TO overfowng with congre-
sasion composed apparently Of most solid down town
men-merchans, b'nke-s, storekeepers, bookkeepers,
ana men all scve business, together with a
Ya; proportion Of young men, clerks, apprentices and the
ike TIE noticeable feature the absence OF the
gsuer sex, who in ordinary times, are found 10 be the
most subject TO religious Impressions; yet in church
crowded with people, there not over score q fe-
ales One aged coored b. other seated In the gal
Iery smiling benigLantly the scene. About onethird
q The congregationwere Mehodsts and old frequeners
q The church bat the remaining twothrds wore parties
Who were informed have not heretofore been IN the
habit Of attending church from any strong religious mo-
tive. In front Of the pulpit were three pacads, bearing
ihe following Inscriptions
ExBoR1AnoN NEVER TO EXCEED THREE MNUTS-
{ LEADER WILL CALL TINE WHEN nH RUIZ B DIS !
RnGARDED.
( YOUNG MKN YOUTHS MUST rEKL AT HOME KRE !
HESITATE 10 TAKE PART.
! PERSON Will ExHoRT AND PRAY TIE ZANE DAT.
CoSTROvERIED POINT DISCUSSED.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

4 CorNcuMAN BEATING WOMES-OSF of oSF
ClrY LAwMAKrRs.-On Saturday night last, Council
man Mulligan. while perambnlating among his con-
-tituenis OF the Seventeenth Ward, fell into bad com
pany and in consequence lost the gold watch aud cham
which his numerous friends and admirers had pre-
sented him. in consideration of the important services
he rendered Mayor Wood, on that memorable oc-
ca.iou-the 10th of June, 1857, when the Municipal
and Metropoltan Police forces in collision in the
rear of the Civ Hall. Councilman Mulligan, II ap-
pears made call at a house in Eleventh street, near
Ayenue 4. about midnight, aud while making himself
agreeable to young lady named Mag Golden, was re-
lieyed Of his tmokeeper. Muigan soon missed hs
vntch and was 80 unchai,abe ~ 20 charge Nag with
taking H. She denied H. and said he might search her.
Nulligap saw another young woman standing near,
and fancying that she confederate and hni the
w,,cb knockcd her down with blow from his fst,
In, before h could secure her, she eaped from win
dow t the ground and succeeded in escaping. The loS
of th. token 80 exercised his mind TINT he raised a
tremendous breeze IN the house and went 30 iar ~ 70
comrni, an unprovoked assault upon one Christopher
Newman f.acturing the young mans jaw by striking
him in the face with his fit. Mulhgan called IN an
officer and Mag was taken TO the staton-Iiouse ana
locked uu for the Reminder Of the night The follow
inc ,oorIoa she wa. taken to the Essex Market rohos
Court but discharged for want oi evidence 'ou"ch-
man Mnllgan falling to appear aud prosecute
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
TIIEAT TRTCiL.
inc adiournee

Laura K,INr's THEArKR.-Mr. and Mrs blake
mnc their first appearance at this house this season.
and were welcomed by an audience as large as tho
house will hold. The pay was the comedy OF II" The
Rivals" MIR. Blake, OF course a. Sn Anthony Abso-
lutte and Mrs. Blake Mr. Malaprop, the rest OF the
characters being sustained by the best of this fine com
pauy. The hearty greeting to the old iavorites gave
new assurance OF their we-eamed popularity. They
will appear again tomorrow night
WNLAcK's THFArER-This house was filed last
night with appreciatng audience attracted by the
fnre of the artists who announced to appear in
English opera. The Bohemian Gin" was the OPERA
the parts being sustained by Miss Annie Miner Mrs
Holman, Mr.. Mnard, Nj. ROdopilson, Mr.. Gumetts
and Mr. Holman. The audience were well pleased,
and this the first Of the operate entertainments at
thi, house. was success.
BrRroN', THFArER.-Mr. Collins appeared last
evening in Mr. Broughams comedy of The Fortune
Hunters" before large audience. The play was well
acted throughout We urc soon to have an itahan
Opera Company at this iheaer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

ATTEMPTED ITyAsTIciDT.-M an cary "." y'-
terasv morning some Of the occupants OF the nHe'nns
ho,.e No. I56 Christopher street were alarmed oy tho
c,ss Of a child ,inanating roma pryy at the rear ot
"a, yard. Offer Curry Of the Ninth Precinct was
,led in. and u2on exam sAtion discovered newborn
pspt at the atom OF thI SINK Asier some DC 'ay tn7
hale was re xued, and found to be neary 'un'-'
ea,ed bv m, ncphitio vapor. Sarah DAVIS ahnre.
called and wa.l,si and dressed the CHI during
wbeh She .eoyered sat the nmhical cord had been.
broken. RI had MT been sec,rsd' '''n ',''
piciop onted to . young son"n h'"ed "hsy
-. ,rho Uva in the lower part OF 0S
Io'... ,nd sho was taken in custody, a4.s
convey4 to the JefSer'oa Market ress Govt, - :, "A
=, who e,nrnned the accnsed trsthed th" she
r.. .,a ornea-.noe Of having recently gwen o'EsA to
sohsJ The ofoer in searching TIE premises '"unA
a.va- ,. towel, .starate with blood. Upsa he pre-.
Inn .sry exsrinaon Of the accused she sai' II sid
8 -. trow the child n the prlvy for tee pnpose %
. [aBng Il. did s,s know what 70 do wan a. on
how 10 provide i.s it. That u ah haVe !" say.
,n.,iee Kelly com -.s,tcd hey 10 prison "r 'nai'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

r,p, ~ ELDRI,sE srsrsr.-The o arm Of fire for
the siuh District, al Gi O'Clock last evening, wss
caused by tho partial burning Of he hoase in the rssr
of No 80 E>Jridge street, owr ed by j. heC'o'e'''
Damage G'fSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

TUX por,cr n QuARnrEE TO a. RzLr ivrD.-
Deputy supera,endent Carpenter has dee'' ed to re
Il. the entire police sspe DoS On duty1 Quarantine
s,s,;on ir ,ae course Of to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LIGHT FOR, THE MILLION

THE LIGHT FOR, THE MILLION
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He has also opened, in the Norwich Depot,
GRAIN STOR RE,
For MEAL, CORN, OATS, &c, &c.
CHARLES B. PRATT.
February Is, 1855 dtf
eN A e II A N GIN s.
A fine assortment OF
H O U S e p A p ER S,
comprising
NEW s. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS,
For the SPRING TRADE just received and for sale at
the lowest prices
f . r . a s II
FIRTH & NICHOLS,
f16 dSw Opposite Bay State House.
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same territory ever published and IL miles TO the inch
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WaYerly Novels, new Edition.
Marryatt's Novels new Editions.
American Merchants IN Europe, Asia and Australia
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The Englishman in Kanzas.
Zlla the Child Medium
Knaves and Fools, W hitty.
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett
The IroIs, by Sewell.
Grace Amber, Dennison.
The Norse-Folk, Brace.
Life Of Charlotte BrOnte.
Viva, by Mrs South worth.
Things not generally known.
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TNsURAECE.
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ott 1a@,; 6orce7trr
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Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-16

E1VURNITURE AT AUCTION.-The under
n dersigned, assignee OF the estate of WILLIAM
H. ANDREWS, Of Spencer insoiveDt debtor, offers for
sale the stock OF furniture the fixtures; and the lumber,
paints, &c. belonging to said estate The saesrooms
aGd work shop pleasantly located in the viii
age of Spencer, ant be rented al fair rate if de-
sired. The assortment Of furniture hand is full,
and Of modera styles. The above presents favorable
opportunity to any desrous of engaging in the bust
ness as the property must be sold to the
1t will be sold cheap, and time given if desired.
II not otherwise sold before Saturday, April third then
on that day, at O'Clock m, shall offer the at
public auction in lots to suit buyers. In the meantime,
any one wanting to buy any of said stock at retail,
do so, by calling on Wm. 7. HaroF, Esq, or Hiram P.
Dunton, on the premises, who will also give further in
formation all persons indebted to said estate
quested to make immediate payment to said VIM. 7.
Harlow LUTHER HILL.
f19 dawtf
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The prairie news., 1858-12-16
V'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view

INllE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of
the awful destruction Of human life caused
BY Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases hy
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consul
ting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy of their
name, to open Dispensary for the treatment of
this class OF Diseases in all their forms. and to
give medical ddrice gratis to all who apply by let
ter, with description Of their condition, (agc. oc
cupation, habits Of life, &c. aud in eases of ex-
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free of charoe
IL Is needless to add that the Association com
nands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
VIII furnish the most approved modern treat
ment
The Directors of the Association in their An
hual report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, Tor the year ending January Ist. 1858, ex-
press tle highest satisfaction with the success
Whlch mas attended the labors Of the Consulting
surgeon IN the cure of Spermatorrle, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhpa. elect. SypL.
Ills, the wee OF Onanism or Selt-abuse, &c. and
order continuance of the same plan for the en-
suing year
The Directors, on review of the past feel
assured that their labors in this sphen. of BEN
enoieht eiiorf have been of great benefit to the
ahlicted, especially to the young, aud they have
icsoised 10 devote themselves, with renewed zeal
10 !his very important and much despised cause.
AN admirable Report on Spermatolrlna, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism M;str,r-
baton or Self-abuse, and other diseases of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon. will
DC sent by mail Tin sealed envclope), free Of
fharge, a on receipt oftro stamps for postage.
other REPORTS and Tracts on the nature and
treatment OF sexual diseases, Diet &C., are con-
stantiy being published for gratuitous distnbu-
tion' ana will besent to theaffiicted Some of the
new remedies and methods oftreatment diacoyer-
ed anrlng the last year, are of great value.
Address. for Report or treatment DIR.
GEOhGE II. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street.
Pa 'N''
by order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL., President.
GEO. FAIRCHlI4D, Secretary.