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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
Sunday School Annivsrsary at the Forty.
second street Presby terrain Church.

The thirteenth anniversary OF the Sunday school At
tached 10 the Foriyseoond street. Presbyterian church
celebrated last evening In the church. between &c.
venin and Eshh avenues Tho children introduced the
exercises Of the occasion BY singing The hymn com
rsncing
Praise 10 God the Tathcr,
Everlasting grace.
portion OF The third chapter Of the book Of Proverbs
then read and appropriate prayer offered by the
Rev. Mr. Cook.
read the annual report, The report stated that there
we're In the school thirty eight classes, besides the
male and female Bible class and the infant class under
the charge Of six officers aud forty tao teachers the
.sss sssn q m pSs the past ys
Of thc church Tie school Contributions 10 missions the
psst yesr amounted TO Sis 81 their srpenss had been
expended in parckssDs library.
N. The sass sp ssS ssy were s's
miIiariy addressed By The Rev. RAsxy, psssor Of
connected Win the Pcs, ssory q the school and church.
reminding them that, although but fourteen years old.
sas oui ss, he
swr, two IN Japan and others Ia different churches IN
this y,ciuy-si epssssd IN Spreading The Gospel In
conclusion he said be hoped they would remember that
they were all sinners, and a. much IN need Of religion -
Frrrcnrs, missionary nom Rszi, Addressed the chill.
dren, telling them be thought . Sunday school was
much IKE lucrer MACH There Was ume
when we could get along Walnut them, bat
NO could hardly do 10 now. They were beginning 70
be found every where, and the OF Influence would bc
ser,ously felt He went On 10 tell tbem IN . fhmflAr
way Of some Of the wonders and curositiss Of Brazil
and other foreign couBnks, and a. be cn'vened bis
MARKS By relating many pleasing snecdotse The children
listened with greet deal Of attention nd delight
After the taxing up q collection another hymn vns
surg The exercses we're then concluded with benedic
too pronounced by the pastor
TIE irclcmency Of the westhef doubtcm prevented
many ron attending, but a. II vs. the large church
vas quite well nlled with an attentive audience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
The General Assembly OF the Prssby-
terrain (New schoeD Church.

iunHCte, may -, 1850
The General Assembly Of The Presbyterian church,
New School, day referred the whole plan Of education
Tor The ministry 70 permanent oommnss with The I'd
di,on 70 their number Of Rev. A. Barnes and Drs Hunt
instou and Allen report The necessary changes 10 The
next General Assembly.
Dr. n Adams, Of New YORK, and three others, were
apponied delegates the Efnburg Convention, which
so celebrate the three hupdrcdth anniversary Of the -
'tAblshmenl Of Presbytsrsnsm.
The special commission Home Missions recon
meussa tho printing Of 5000 copies Of the report pre-
rcn,ed two days since by Dr. scsrps Cor she appoint
peni Of committee Of ten 70 confer win oenni,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

AFRAID TIVE CArrE DrnAsx The inhabitants OF
Nantucket, Macs, In regular town meeting assembled,
have resolved THAT the important Of neat oatte into
the town Of Nantucket be and hereby prohibited, until
The psuro pneumonia cattle dersse shall become
tlpci within The hmu Of The unitsd stses, unu Va
prcbib'iion be renewed ty vote Of The tornn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
Sailing Of the C.nadis

QUBkc May ~, 1859.
IRE steamship Canadian broke Of her cylinders in
start yesterday, and brought 70 just below Point
Levi She proceeded her voyage st one O'Clock 70
Day, ard rassed LTslet ~ ave r n The tug steamer
Victoria accompanies her below Farther Point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Superior Dress Shirts 90 OrAsr--Manu-
ess'wss b. A. Buesissne end psfso ns guaranteed s
l>NIOh ADAMS, 6G broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

La Sies' Drsss Rosette Trimmfngs.-Ro-
ss.e, Ur.es B'sSs. al LoCKITT son CO.'S, ro. PSI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

MfIward's Needles, for Wheeler 4 W. Il
sons Saving AAoaInEA These Nesd!ss arc nsde
WARRANTED bUPBRlOR 10 ALI UfHAkB
j. FkkD. MILwA9D. 81 Warrea street., N. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

ysdds Hat, made sS Nsn1IIa, to be had
s.,y u WHITES, ZIG BrssAvsy OPP Ute g. Paula
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

BrOskIyn Galleries phs In
water colors and unsurpassed coupiyy OHAB. H.
WILLIAMSON est. ~iisfed 1881 NO. 2is Fulton ST eeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Every Business Ma.N Should Subscribe
for the b euopolMas Bank No. ~ heoorter Bank
kesisssr. II = orrected bv The Metropolitan Rank and
Gwynne Day Ofhce II Wall Urse y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

FARTHER PoNr, Mag 27-Evenrg
There sre Jet no signs Of the steamship Palssins
fully due with European advioes TO tho 18th instant
Weather misty, with stiff easssrIy breszs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
Obituary.

NKWAKk, nay IT, I5t0
Hon. Asa Whitehead, distinguished lawyer and citizen
Of this city, died At his residence Saturday evening" aged
axty.Ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

HODoway's Pills -FemaIe COmpI afnts
ere rro,fc source Of consump,cn beee pills unc
nal disorders etest nature snd In Figorse deha
strption heir mnduess of operation strongly
tsem for al saes and constitutions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

ID. r. Bnbbitt's Concentrateds Soft Soaps,
adding hot water Addr 10 Waahp eton street. rev York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Physiological Nominations, showing
defects y sn's and ,hs rixl pursuit. al FowIxR WALLS,
HC8 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

DR.. Marsh Centinuss TO Apply his Radf.
cal Cure Truss with In eecns
hernia or rupture. NARsB CO., No vessy g., n Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

"A Grover & Baker Noiseles se wing Ma
chi the best frkrd Of Tie family Ca 70 493 Broadway
kew York and le1 FultoD 81 Get Brooklyns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
Heavy Robbery.

Bosros, Nay n, 1860.
Tho ewery store OF Josiah Goodisg No SO Warrington
street, was robbed 70 day Of 900 worth Of Watches
chains and other jewelry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
Factory Bond street Private ontr for ladies' The dye
applied N tho sky light rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Hsrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burssf Proc Safes 81 Broadway, corner Of Murray srss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Gee. y. sIoat & Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
q. h. COLLINS 4so b. Nadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

svmmer.-We beg Adentfcn tn the Fact
~ ,, ous sces ., suu msr st,nst nov ress. $780,
Ysfss. Wish gotten VIII ali ths tss.s and slTie q
cur ~rn boowr We are N rsrsrf OF late In
por stsor ~ I'll ossrNb furpishhr occs SIRE ~ vvess
so- sny toss> ne trade nos- hsisndns Ne soknov
p e nUhso ~ Co. e xs " and M BrosavS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Whiskeys-e. IT. suits Kentucky Salt
River fourtop Sold bv all dru,pbts
HkoAMAE CO., ISL. 500. GIL and 76S broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
An address was delivered yesterday evening by the
Rev Dr. Bowling OF the Bedford street Baptist church.
the subject chosen being that has lately caused much
excitement amongst the religious classes Of this city.
was, Whether the Papsts would continue to try and
prevent the Bible from being read before the pupils Of
the Public Schools" The church densely crowded,
and AFTER the usual evening service was the Rev.
Dootor proceeded TO address the congregation. He aid
that presenting subject his be prompt
cd by secular feelings but with feeling Of the impor-
lance CT teaching the children the Word OF God which
70 teach the the truths Of religion The Bible WAS Ian
tern which CHRIST held out 70 for hs salvation and
yet there was tribe calling themselves Christians, who
ty ing to tarsh the Bble entirely nom schools
tenn Of public education altogether. What is IN the Bible
that they would take II from the children? and who are
Jews Mott The priesnooa Of Rome, backed BY the
Pope who sits IN his throne and Issues his mandates 70 The
priests y, Had b time he rc,d proceed TO give %ssy
and The way rhe had persecued tho rs trauslators OF
the Bible sDd continued the vengeance their
r.sr n.s he DSs Hs sa s. On
ceeded TO give list Of who had suffered, In the
len I sSssct for few no~sus 70 s.ss,s oSsSolciig
for the they bestowed on the Virgin Mary, and
cited a. Instance, the rosary which be said Vas
proof-as they said ten prayers 70 tbs Virgin
Mary, when they only ssd one 70 God. He then
to bis subecs and gave lisa Of places where the
said that Catholic church forbid the reading Of the
Bible when not In the original latin, unless accom-
panied by notes mace BY the Council Of TreLt He al
luded 10 the dismissal OF the nine teachers In the Fourth
ward, which, be sad caused by heir being Protest
ants. instead OF being Catholics, and spoke 1t
length Of the way the teachers placed In tho Fourth
ward, being. % were, between two ores Dat Of any
seven teachers In the ward oil Irish Catholics but
four and they we're expecting 70 Be dismissed Il any
moment He naked them, 40 American Protestanis
whether the Word Of God should be taken from them.
and the rights OF The American youth be Invaded He
then The origin Of the public school system, and
ferred 10 all the Bible bad done for orefAtne; and
raid be, hink you that the Pilgrim Fathers thought
that foreign Popmh priests would prevent their descend
from reading the work that he'd given them such
consolation lie concluded By begging Of the people
prevent Tie Bible from being stched from the hands OF
the American youth, and not 70 regard this question
political one but that attacked their religion and
tnctv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Baryy's TJfe0pherous IL the Best and
cteppsst sfrcle for dressps beAuypg cleansing curling
preservps and rssors the hair LADIES' y H. Bold By al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
MarIisd.

residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr. James
n. Perry, Mr.. WIN. y. Array 70 Mss SArIE A. DEsIKy,
both Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

OHciaI Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
Co.g UonsoiAaAss Lsssrses u e~crsse-
Class sal, nAv ~, $50.
60, Is, %, 2, 81 81, 81, as, 81, &c, IS, ~, SO.
Fries ssAsa q sss Brsd.N Cirw.hn sess frss
HODGE. DAVIS co,
mArsvern.
wAouW 0eoxsxau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Ste1nwAy Il Sons
Ove,suuns 0rand AID Square Pianos warranted for
i've yeAn Wkrercoms 81 and "a Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

I. m. Singer d Co have Jsst Introduced
new Family sewine Msfhse at Sc. No Other chesp
chine = be compass TO this equal TO the best Manbues
heIeofose sod MF6 Ca and eaAnine. and be sA,sded
Oncc l53 Broadway, N, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Trusses, EIastic Stockfngs, shoulder
Braces suspeusnry BspcaEss Abdominal Belts, TO- DR. r.
l. PARSONS, No A M street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

PbtkisIc and Asthma.-Thosc who are
siced 9Th this end tn6sd dseasss spprersts
The s,est vslpe OF wHiTCoNBs AFhms Remedy which vi
surely ALI viaie Ito paroxysns Rose Uod HAy fever, &C.
For Sore and Tender Feet .Bush's
Nssc Cesn Iirmsp ptrfo, In night Bold
ls6'a,es pwicb street New York Prize Is cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

WhisEey.-s. II. Suits Kentucky Salt
River Bourbon. sold by all druggists
HICKMAN co, l6i, 500 SIT and Ts6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Trusses. DIR. Marsh CONTINUES - Apply
dis radical With be treatment OF hernia
frsss eupporers Shoulder Hsces srspcDson Rsndsses
sk elastic eto tp Bella bsbns Irusses spd al surgical
sppis spilled isdy N tho female depsr
Usnh No vssey -, sor House opposite - Pauls church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

Wheeler and wilson's Sewing Mach Nnes'
Onlco 500 broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
Draw!.ss Of France, Bresdbsnss sssCe.r

sgssI oogpr,. ora. - .Ax %, 1850. =.
as.ss M sS ~ ioT Ta MAJ - $50
"A, 6, 80, 20, rs, 81, 20, %, "a, IS, 81, 30.
1RArCr BRcAnRErTs co.
ma1axerr. WnminSson. Danw0ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28
Williamsburg City News.

Ftrrp AcuprI.-Ms Ellen Myer, living In Noniross
avenue, Smith street, E. received serious and
perhaps fatal injuries by he explosion Of fluid mp
which she hlipg while lshted. Two men who ran 10
srd face in their Efforts TO exupgush the Gre which bad
communicated from the womans clothes TO several things
In the house.
slserIAR ACCIDENT Asp MARROW Esciry-Mrs Char.
lotto Barry residing in Monroe street, Bushwcs
avenue, T. d net with sir suar accident and most for
iunaie crrspc yesterday. she taking things
from closet, when loaded pistol, which her husband
sses"ssS tie Ban passing y r,sss through Mr., srrys
band that did not nfic fatal wound seems almost
miraculous.
srNesrrR MONDAY To-day being one OF the mos,
notable and interesting Of boydays smopg the Gcrmsrs
WI be eek braied One style by picnic In Myrtle
park The Turner's will be out In stosg force aud
the weather propous 10 expected that from 5,oc0 10
@css. use ~ uDsser ana sensr. oIas.,iSn vii Be-
The features OF the occasion.
Losr CmDntx.-Two children, named Robert Mack and
Louis Nell aged respectively three and four years,
Every EFFORT bss been msse discover their vberssbou
but thus far unsucoesfully. Their parents reside In
Myrtle avenue, rear Centre street, r. D.
BAsxrn PRESERVATION. Washington ousri (com.
pABy D, Twenty eighth resimenp and Captain rimmer's
compsny Of artillery. 80 on picnic in Brownvne Grove,
Buah wick avenue, d, 10 day. There will be banner
presentation, with appropriate speeches, &C An IN.
iers,rs and lively time s expected
Ceurs Calepdsy-Thss Day.
ssr,1s, Sogs1 e,serT s r. a1sos o iso c. 1905
1890, loss, lieo, 1lo2, 1loe, nos, lila
usrnp srArs DISTRICT cocn-Nes. ss, 70, 90, i1s, 81
70 ~. lis, 60, 81.
srrsroR Corrr- Adjourned for the term.
Covvox PLEAS BY Court without Q Jury.--rsr, -
Nos 81, So so IS, 70, 80 70 81 Part 2Nos. %, 90,
Drswipgs OF the Delaware state Lotee-
RIA WOOD. kDI a co, nssssws q Ne
pr. CIR .',S So ~ ', r., 80 q
!, ~, 10, 20, 40, 62, z, rs, 81, ~, 20, GO.
prlAvlpr-Crsss 90 H1snay 1870
CO, 2e, 60, 1, 81, As, %, rs, 80, ~, So, ~, IS.
Circulars ~, ' sS & s,s sy :Sssss S..
rpWoop. nDDr CO., "a Lous assourL
Drawings Of France, Bre.dssnss &sCe.'s
p'N'sf s r asgrrr, cr.. - MAJ s $50
n. 90, "a, IS, o. II; 81, IS, 81, q, a, IS, 81.
oslsp corsorar arm Lorrssy-CrAss n MAJ . $50
"A, 6, 80, 20, rs, 81, 20, %, "a, 65, 81, 90.
pRAECr BRoAnHgxTs 90.
Onscia1 Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
cos ooasolAAass LSssr,es sf eecrvss.-
Gas Sal, sar $50
Fnss. ssssi q as bssssu Sry.s..s s.s
HODGE DAvH . = 20,
f s.ss. e.srs.A
svmmer,-we beg Attention tn the Fact
"a our sccs % Sun mer tltnisf nov res1y ewwscss
Our -er reo-r rsnnfss-rs N rscsrs Of late in
s.oyso q - es.,.s igr.sss cSs s .s :. yss
vi pss ;ifs suxsc 81 ss Co. X " and m Broadway
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hardly to be expected. rsqairsi faTorAbls comb
I1ca Il Circumstances 70 produce tho yield Of
go bales last year. which nay at be realized the
preseut year.
More cheaper labor required 70 bring ID the pro-
ducon fully to the consumpve demands Of the world No
agricultural product Of the value squalsd
A. Nou> % fully depends upos the resources Of
climate and employ OF constant African abor for
ts dsveIopemeus There none in which the trade and
connos Of the osvizs world are 50 largely interested
Millions Of the white races dvs their food and clothing
either directly indirectly BY lis TAnsportsion manu-
fAcsure, and d.strbut!on 10 iss multiplied forms.
We thus by the foregoing tables that the whole
value CT the crops three years have amounted to the
enormous Of ssss 900, about s4bl 100000 Of
which amount vas taken by foreign countries, and
500, eco, 600 consumsd ii homo.
While the exports OF cotton sons In the past three years
have reached t4Sl 200 CO., All other products combined
including the slave grown articles Of rce tobacco naval
stores together with specie, &C. have only amounted 70
ssc4 oco On by adding the slave products alluded
10, the amour. would largely exceed all ether articles
combined.
The exports OF ls59-eo have estimated In The above
calculation TO be thu sans In amount - they were In
lsse-5o, or at ssss 500 sSS.
We have thus that that great staple has increased in
sixty years from COO bales Of the value Of 81 70
100000 in $780, Of the value OF s22s oco
And this 10 tho agricultural product heading to 80 much
prosperity and happiness Of the whites the world
which % largely stimulates commercial Intercourse
which contributes by liz commercial necessity to keep tho
whie rAoes Of the Old world At peaoc with those Of the
Newhat builds steamers sailing packets and telegraph
Ines and quckeps learning the development Of the arts
and sciences and largely aids In cvzng savayes over
the world including the slaves themselves especially in
the United States We repeat, that this s the great slo
ment modern wealth and civilization. against which
insane war has peen wssed both England end America
for nearly half century and which crusade, suocsss
full. would produce . commercial rcyulson that would
make itself felt throughout the world, and involve the
whites and blacks alike IN . common ruin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

rka- WOOD, kDJ 4 co, napss~s of ~
ps,av.ss-rsrsi crs.s 30 ~. Msy n iscn'
/, ~, 10, 20, 40. 62, 7, rs, 81, ~, %, GO.
=. ~ pnA.isseoisa q 90 "a nay rs iso-, 9.
Circuas. ssrt nee q ehvss, By ssdre.s.ss snhsr 70
40 I'M rh5nv c cn 3, ss,s 49,,
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mpSCHLLANEOUs.

Al q. q rA@roErs Aessr. oossDsroruR OF
~ l. ALL rBs srAr@. LAvy~. pcsaxy. pDwAlo
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NKwsrArFs FxrnEss Rorr.-A newspaper express
route has been arranged and commences operations this
morning, via the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, by
which the New York morning papers win be received al
Harrisburg Pa and intermediate stations several hours
in advance OF the Philadelphia papers, and from ten to
twelve hours In sdvance Of the former arrange
menu. This new express and passenger train leaves
the foot Of Cortandt street ct six O'Clock A. NJ,
and arrives at Harrisburg at about twelve O'Clock
n. At Harrisburg this train connects with the Lehgh
Valley. Pennsylvania Central, Philadelphia AMI Reading
and other roads, that the New York journals will be
received In the remoest districts Of Pennsylvania before
nshta. The express will soon be extended to Bal
timore and other Southern cities with the same gain In
time upon present arrangements, and thus over very
large section Of country the metropolitan journals will
convey the news h advance even Of the teegraphc de-
spatches Of the local afternoon pspsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

y, ,.y.s, a, ', n.r,r. ps On s ssssss =
ss.s = ~ r. 10 ~, ,, :. ~ -, - 80
:. or,s,s ssrssy, te rcs. -, i'm = s.s.,s,s
80 .os Ia I z 49,. y. s.s Egvssx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-28

saH u WHITES, ZIG BrssAvsy. OPP sss d. Paula
| Superior Drsss shirts to OrAer--Nanu.
sios %bAss 81 s::1. sss '-''"
La SieS Drsss Rosette Trimming S. Ro-
lulioa sh, ~. Brooklyn.
BroskIyn Galleries In
MI csUss s.d ss n .se eSSo, oaAS H.
PhresoIogtcsI .Exsmtastions, showing
Sssec.s Y sn,s and 'hs rxA pursuit. Al FowixR wALs
Every Business MAJ should sabscrsbs
s ne s1r !, vssS9o. ana Bs ana
aw,nns DAY. oaes i, Wan szss
Grover 4 Baker NoiseleA sewing Ma
a ss ss &, Of =: =, ssS On ~ broadway
Gee. y. sIoas & Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
IOea Stitch and Shuttle ssv,er s'ss1s .o "a, ,.A..y
wheeler ana wnse.'s Sowing Mach tnss.
Oflco 500 broadway. New York.
niIward's Needles, for Wheeler & Wa
s.a ssd q Is 81 soasss rsansd isss ssss sssI an.
WARRANTED bU PIRlOR 10 ALL UfHAkB
Billiards -BaMs Angling Strike Mine
faoa No. ANA sSa oou a md s Seock!a
WAiskey.-s. II. suits Kentucky Salt
RKaiMAR CO., 49, 500. Sli and 7ss broadway.
steinw.y & Sons
oy ersad a,S ssusss rsaos srs .srHs.sd for
Herring's Patent Champion FIRE and
scrss rroo safes d Broadway. srn@ Of Murray ssrss
ID. r. Bnbbitt's Concentrates Soft Soaps,
sSs one boz %:ls. q % beet :c soap By ,ms
HoIIowsy's pills -FemaIc Complaints
ere prolfc source Of consumption; bese pills
..rD.i9n ,be, pisns,s = operation strongly
Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
Factory e Bond street Prvae for adiss Tho dye
Whiskey.-s. n. Suits Kentscky Salt
'''' aSGiMSS CO ISL 500 81, and 7,s Broadway.
Trusses, EIastic stoekinss, shoulder
Brsce. su:ueoscry Bsndsgss Abdominal Belss 10. Dr. r.
L. PARSONS, No 4 Anu street
I. M. Singer q Co. have Jast introduced
S Ss s
e fs 20 mss ca and enA@ine and BE- sA'asd
BaTyy's TJfcOpherouG IL the Best and
cteppss sfrce for dressing beauiypg cleansing curling
pvessrvips and rssiorrx the haiY Ladies Bold Ill
druggists
DR.. Marsh Continues TO Apply MS Radf.
s :. Geo. Of
Trusses DIR. Marsb CONTINUES t. Apply
dis radical Trun wh b tbe treatment OF terpiA
Truss Bur Shoulder Rrscea Hrsperson Rsndpses
lk elastic eto tnn geln bsbns Irusces sDd al surso
appliances spilled isy n stisndsnce N the female dcpsrt
Dsnl No vssey -, Assor House opposite - Paurs church
Pbthislc and Asth ms .-Thosc who are
scsd 9Th this end bintrsd diseases
The rent vsue OF wBTCchB Asshms Remedy which vi
wi yield TO It.
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There is charming tradition connect.
ed with the site on which the Temple
of Solomon was erected. 1t is said to
have been occupied in common by two
brothers, one of whom had family land
the other had none. On the evening
succeeding the harvest, the wheat hav-
ing been gathered in separate shocks,
the elder brother said to his wife "My
younger brother is not able to bear the
burden and heat of the day. will
arise, take on myIshocks and place with
his, without his knowledge" The
younger brother, being actuated by the
same benevolent motives, said within
himself; "My elder brother has tami-
ly, have none I will contribute to
their support; | will arise, take off my
shocks and place with his without his
knowledge" Judge of their mutual
astonishment, when on the following
morning, they found their respective
shocks undiminished. This course 8
events transpired for several nights,
when each resolved in his own mind to
stand guard and solve the mystery
They did so; when on the following
night they met each other half way be-
tween their respective shocks, with their
arms full. Upon ground hallowed with
such associations as these, was the Tenn
Pile of Solomon erected-so spacious
and magnificent, the wonder and admi-
ration Of the world.