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NEW YoRK BTTLEs.-GsntISnea's UloGhi'yf-
Hes Gnd FGikionGhst IA large aEsortm eat for Dreaz
and BuEineas wuAr. The KngliEh Sack and Walk
Ing Costo exeeli in beauty, grade and nnish any
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, SrErHESs \ Co.,
oo--I S11 Pa. Az, bot. Ninth and TOnth Ets.
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ony PaSe w,SIn Wv uan :,
al n. A. HALLS Indis Rubber Warehouse, SIC
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
strtqts. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti.
fully repaired at short notice, nar73-tf
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NI EW INV K MT D N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLASTIC
BONE TEETH,


.6J Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Atreets, Washington.
DFB. ), calls the attention Of the public 10 the
following advantages OF his Improved system:
lat. The tsOth OF his manufacture will never
oCrtUde pOE change color by any acids, and are
three.iourthA lighter than any other.
III. No teeth or roots need he extracted, ~ the
artlneial ones can bo inserted over them.
81. Ib8 roots will be made inoilensive and never
10 ahhs,
;th No temporary teeth are needed, ~ perma.
nent 0nss can BE- mSd3 immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the lace which,
under the Old system, 10 frequently dishgured.
9th This work hE1 been fully tested for over
dye years by many OF the frat Chemsts and physi-
Clans Of this and the old country.
Dr. ;. has also invented = whito iRdf struoti.
BILE metal hlhng, with which the most Iensi.
tive teeth can DO oiled without pain, and can
build M perfect sound tooth on any side roots,
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN!
With InnoxiOus EApOr, by Or. sisssmOnd, 2B(
PennsylvAniA avenue, inventor and sole mAnufAo
| tuTer u AnAeHtie lnnoxious VApOT (not LauEhing
| Gag, nor ChlorpfOrm or EtheTl but strictly an
AnGePtie AEtR', entirely fee from exhilArGting
effeetI, and perfectly harmless, causing a quiel
rlsep, with pleasant sthsations and perfect inIen
| sibiIlty to pAin.
! The best of references given II required.
I Call and examine Tor yourselves. dee
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ora Nd @ NC ERT ,
YOUNG LADIES op TIM PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
sEconD DISTRICT,
Under the S slsss!ISs g !. H. DANIEL,
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
ShsB; sSFasr and SE E's a. streets on
Plans and Nicholson kindly furnished By John =.
LORDS NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH ST., ABOVE PENNA. AVE.
Farewell benefit and last Appearance OF
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY WATKINS.
THIS EVENING, Dec 2,
q VIII be presented q new versiou, in three acts,
Of the celebrated story by Mrs. h. D. L. N South
"0''n' 'n"'eo HIDDEN HAND.
Tomorrow evening, 49, ~.
LAST APPEARANCE OF MR.. AND MRS. VI.
WATKINS. $3.50,
ROVERS NEW THEATRE,
" Penna. Avenue, near willardi' Hotel.
THIS tFR1pAr) EVENING, December q,
Last night bu, one Of the Charming Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
Aud only time Of Bouroioaults beautiful Emotional
Drama, In i've acts, entitled "a
WILLOW CoPsE. -.
WILLOW COPSE.
HOSE tleidins. miss susan Denln
few equ,ls,) Mr.. J. W. Jennings
During tho evening the superb and incompatible
Orchestra, under the direction Of
CHARLES KoPPITZ,
win execute number Of that renowned conduct
or's NEST brilliant competition.
Tomorrow Nisht-JENNIE DEANS, Or, THE
HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN.
MAN OPERA msy be obtained At The BOZ ONCE
during the day. Communicating at o'clock, a. N.
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, No. 43S, near
FouI-and-A-hhf street, over the beautiful gold
plated Ladiea' Belt Buckles Jet and Cluster settE
Btac lets, Chaln', spring Call Bells, sllver-plated
Spoons, at the Dollar JeVelrY store, No. 43s Penn.
sylvania avenue, rear AZ street. dc2-2t'
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PROPOSALS. FOR CUTTING AND
CoRDING FIREwooD.
HrAn,ans DEPARTMENT orawA, :,

HEAp'oRs DEPARTMENT oPdwAsHISoTos,)
OrFIcE or CHIEr QuAErERMASrER,
Nos. 53I and 61B 18th st., near N. Y. ave,
WAsHINoIoH. d. e Nov. %, 1854.
Written proposals will be received At this oftice
until noon Of THURSDAY, sth Of December, 1854,
for cutting and cording 5000 TO $4,000 cords OF
WOOD, on lands within the limits OF this Depart
ment In Virginia or Maryland, to be desisuatedby
the Chief QuArtermaster, Department OF Washing.
ton.
The wood must be cut four feet In length, and
split 10 the usual slze OF cord wood, and the cord
wilt be eight feet long, four feet wide, And Jour feet
and four inches high.
The contractor will be required TO make all ne
oeBssry roads, and to cord the wood In places easily
accessible to teams.
ANY further information desired can be obtained
upon application a. this Office.
An oath OF allegiance to the Government OF the
Cni'ed States must accompany each bid.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Cutting and Cording Fire Wood" and addressed 70
NJ J. LuDIN9T0N,
Colonel and Caiei Quartermaster, Departmentol
Washington. nooS-iOt
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SANDERSON's MINsTRELs,
- Corner OF d and MIN tn sire 10.
GRAND GALA WEEK
NEW SONGS,
NEW DANCES,
NV BuRLBsoUEs.
Fust week Of the ponular
TROUBADOURs.
Visitors aud eitiz ems wi, hiuE to pass pleasant
evening, can do so at tire New Hall, corner OF d
and Ninth streets.
Admission, 30 cents. no266t
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CoscERr To-sIaHT.-The grand concert by
tho pubic schools Tonight promises to b. gcand
suceess The ENTERTAINMENT Is to b. entertaining.
the banquet will be Itch, SdAptsd TO all musical
tAsttf, aud we hope tasted by many musical Adeps.
Let AL 60 who can. IL will be held at Wesley
chapel, corner OF and Fifth Atreetf, and tho pro-
eeeas arc intended for the beneht OF the orphans.
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DIANos PIANOS II PIANOS ~

We call the attention Of the public to our large
stock OF PIANo-FORTES, from the manufactures
OF Steinway n SOFAS. Raven Bseon,, and HAines
Bios, Rna Mason HAmltn'G CABINET ORG ANS.
PuFohAGiBg exclusively for cash, we are enabled
to sell at the lowest factory prices. We have AlIo
90 hand MELODEONs OF pIinoe Co. and smith
Brothers make, and several secondhand Pianos
In good order, for sAle upon easy monthly pay
mentG A. the warerooms Of
W. J. METZERoTT,
dci.3w Cor, Of 18th u, and FennS ave.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
ouARTERAAsTEa GENEaAps oFrfek,l
FInsr DtvIuos, r
WIN be sold st public auction, 10 the hishsst
bidder, At Gie,boro, d. c., on -fsT7ITIh = \
FRIDAY, December I, 1884, ,sUlr
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES. T. 7---s r.
On FRIDAY, pesembe. .. 1884, u. .lsf
HORSES " n n y
These Horses have been condemned AZ unnt for
the cavalry service OF the army. - =.
gains may be had. :.
Horses sold singly. ..4H,. r-
Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock, q m. -.If
Terms: Cash In United States currency. .s \.
JAMES A. kKIH,
Colonel In charge First Division ousrtsrnssssr
Generals once. nosa d
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Pollen MISUNDERSTOOD Prseinet.-sarah
Moran, no homej taken to the Orphan Asylum By
ord Z ri supt. RiehaId,.
TAird Precinct Henry Hartman, dlsorierly; fined
shks IN. Moran, selling liz ior to soldiers; s2o.
Fou,h Precind.--James Darnan, throstsj bound
over 20 keep he ptaeti Annie Russell, drunk and
FWh P,eefsef Phillip Yellinaet, assault and bat
teryj bail Tor court. Pstrisk Mahone, drunk, 90
Edwsrd Murphy, drunk ard oisorderlyt %. II.
Roberts. drunRj % J. b, Walth, dol do. Ellzs-
ba b Gallagher, lighting; e5.0t. Maggie Murphy
and pnlA Forbes, dr.; do.
Strth Pre- tnoi-HnrIict Holmes, dlsordeTly; 81
Timothy Rogers, thre.ts; security TO keep peace.
Leaihy Abbott, alsoIderiyi 90. Wm. Bslisi, VIC
latibK market regulat onsi t5. Thomas stell
drunk 81. Ainsworth Goodnoush, do, ssi work
house 90 days. ...
Seventh PreeiHei.-samuel woodward, grand lar.
cenyj isii for court. Edward Roas, do, bail fol
hearing Aaron Clark, do, jail for court. John
Garner, disordetly conduct 81, John Conner, as
sault aud bstts ryi bail for court. Augustine How
ard, sleeping In the street; workhouse thirty days
Jno. Z, Thomas, drunk and disorderlJi s2ss' Root
U. sullivan, DO, do,
Ei9hh Prscincf--Chas. II. Graham, grand lar
eeryI o all for court.
7shh PIectnd-Wm. Weaver, petit larceny; Sc
cuuty for court.
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The BENEFIT at Growers theatre for tho
NevtboyS Home, netted over s2so 70 the Aisoois-
ton.
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AUCTION SALES.

lnUARTERMAsTER GENERALS
Sk oIficE, FIRST DIVISION, wAsnrrorer.
WIN ee sold q PUBLIC AUCTION, 70 the high.
viz; ''''"'
wiLLiAMSPoaT, PENNSYLVANIA, THURS
DAY. December 9, 1854. - q
DOWNTOWN, PENNsyLyANIA, THURSDAY
December 10, 1894.
TRENTON, NEW yEassY, Thursday, psosn.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HoRsEs AT RAcH
PLACE. : 4
These horses have been condemned q unit for
the cavalry service OF the army. !
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had. .r -
Horses sold singiy. I.r.. ..
Sales TO commence AZ 10 q. m. N..---
Terms; cash, Ia United states eurreney.
JAMES "A. EkIN,
Colonel In charge First Division, q. X. q. O.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PRovosT MARSHAL CAsss.-sixty4one rebel
deserters having been sent up from HesdquarterI
army OF the Potomac, undec command OF Capt.
FOOT, have All taken the oath OF allegiance, and
are going to be sent North.
The following rebel surgtous who have bssn on
duty In Confederate hospitals at Winchester, were
iorwhrded from Harper's Ferry on parole and
committed TO tho Old Capitol yesterday / ]. M.
Cromwell, surg, Id N O. infantry; A. A, Bersrd,
y u Welrlson, surg.. I'd N. G, cavalry J. NJ Nc
CURE, surg, Reseye Hospitol, Army ofthe Valley;
~ Duvall, surg, Reserve Hospital. Army OF
the yalleyj \. J. Whestley, asst surg, 9Th Ala
hama iniAntTyi W. p. Hardy, asst surg, I'd As-
bNms intsnhy; H. W. Williams, asst Lutg.i N. c.
The following were other Oommittals, WI
Bu,ler,, private, eompspy A, Mosby's battalion,
forwarded from Gen. Aus ur,n headqo attera, was
committed TO the old Capitol yesterday as q prize
oner OF war. Lee Harrison, tth virginia cavalry,
aoting with Moaby, forwarded from HArmsburgh,
yirginia, was epmmitted yesterday As q prisoner
o. var. thomas s. Wynet private, company O,
Mosby's battalion, arrested by Capt. d. ID. Pratt,
provost marshal At Hsrper's Ferry, and commit
tel TO The Old Capitol to-day 40 prisoner Of war.
WIN. Day, transferred from Central guardhouse,
wa. committed to the Old Capitol to-day, under
sentence Of gsnerAl eourt-martlal Private Hughs,
foxs ,tteiy, company y, % United states artil.
lery, tent from Camp Barry, committed to-day
under senteDoe of general court.msrtial. PrivAte
John Pitt, company r, 18th v. n. e., transferred
from Central gusrdhouse, committed to-day under
sentence OF general cOurtmartial. John LuibY,
arrested by Superintendent Wood, and committed
to day unier charge ofrspcry.
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WEDNESDAY, December 7, 1854,
Only time Of
Former, HsblemAu, Graf. c. Lehman. Madame
Rotter, and Driuba.
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MONDAY, December 8, 1884,
FL time In washington Of the great master opera,
ROBERT LIE DlABLk, 10y Meyerbeerl
Formes, Hmmer, HAbelman, HAimer, MAdames
Rotier, Johannpen, and theresa Wood.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL.
WHO CAN DENY THE CANTERBURY HALL
gives the best performances ever offered In this
oityt
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tie worthy OF remark that the above grand Re.
poftoire Gao only he presented In the entire world,
IL the same number OF consecutive niGhts,
By THIS COMPANY.
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TUESDAY, December 9, 1894.
Only time Of
FAUST, (by Gouuod)
Hermanns, Tamsro, steinseke, Lehman, Frede-
ricI, DEulna, Zimmerman.
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The former notes bear date August 10Th, les+,
aud arc Issued In denomina Of SO, sioo, stoe
o., 900, and $4,000, payable to bearer, or order,
three years after date with interest, payable semi
annually, at 7 s.l0 per eentum per annum, and are
convertible, At maturity, at the holders optisn,
into the popular $40 six per cent. gold interest.
bearing bonds.
The interess on these notes Is two ssRts per day,
for every 800.
THE 1910 BONDS are issued to date from sep
TENDER l, 1864, and bear interest At per cent Per
hnnum, payable IN GOLD, isml annually, on Al
denominations over 400, which, a. the present
rate OF premium for gold, ls equiyAlent r. an Az
CENT
ANY inform Ation respecting theuNITED States
LOANS will be ehesrfully given, on application.
We receive Deposits, buy and sell Coin, Cur
rency, aud Exchange, aud all classes Of Govern
ment Securities purchase Certiheats Cheeks, and
Government Vouchers, and transact sensSh
ooIi.ti J.R HUTCHINSON, Cashier. Oh,
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who have better Singers, better Dancers, better
Ethiopian Performances, better Actors, better
MORE OF THEM,
than any plsae 10 the world.
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n A N T X Il Q U R Y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LsuIsIAEA AVENUE, NEAR sIxTH STREET.
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA..........'........... PHOPHlEIOH
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GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
LEONARD GpOvER,,....,.,.,,.. DIRECTOR.
CARL hHCHUTZ.............
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The sale Of secured seats for the ~ssos only will
continue at the Box Ofloe OF Growers Theatre.
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GROVERB NEW THEATRE fH
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER s.
A SEASON OF -FOUR NIGHTS
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For TIE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. Wm. P. Bickman,A

The session of Bell Spring church, in en-
tering upon record en- expression OF their
feelings and views upon the occasion of the
death OF their late pastor, Rev. W. Z. Hlck-
man, would in the frst place render thanks
to God on behalf of the church and cOngre-
gstion that they were permitted for more
than twenty pears to sit under his ministry,
and TO have him among them IS neighhor
for the greater part Of that time. We feel
that not only thia church has lost an able
minister of the New Testament-a work
nan thst needed not 10 he ashamed, and an
uscommoniy gifted ex]oh=der OF the word
of.God; bnt taat the ebnrch ct large (Vhlch
was Just coming 30 appreciate bis Qualities
as a minister aud as may has sustained a
loss moi "a be easily repaired.
We would h1mbl7 submjs 10 The wall os
cur Heavenly Father ia this sad djspensa-
ton Of Hio Providence, and Pray that sc
may be nabled to profit by it, and to be
more aud more stirred up to esrn"ss faith
ful labor aud diligence in our maste.' , work
and thet We. and oar people msy RACIAL to
mind the m4uy rich Lessons Of wisdom re.
daiyed from cur .la'e beloved PASTOR ond
pus them in practice and follow him - he
followed Carisa Aod while We are prone tc
taink that our pastor was taken aTay too
saoa while just in the prime Of his naefnl
ness and gal for his Masters glory, W.
would coil in sucl thoughts and be still, anc
know tbat He thai did it Is God, AMI WI
would rejoice in tue full assurance hat GU
loss is our departed friends eternal gain
and that not too soon came the martyr
crown-uot too soon the joy CT heaven
where the wicked ceese from troubling, anc
the weary ara at rest.
Resolved, That a copy ba sent to tn
family Of the deceased; and also to the Cen
ual Presbyterian For publication.
By order of Session,
JIM HoGE, OK Of Session.
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e Little Girls Letter about the yam
KEGS visit to the Valley.

The N C. Prtsbyterion gives letter
from very little girl, child Of a PresbJte-
Ran minister in the Valley to her grand
mother in. n. G.
My Own DEAR GRANDMA: love you
whole parcel and I'm nightly obliged to
yor for sending me that beautiful little let
ter with the Ajwers and angels on it.
The Yankees came here; but Peps and
uncle Ehbie and Mr.. Wi'brow BID come Of
chr meat and RJur, end they didu't fac il;
but they took every bit of tho meat and
-four AID neal Mawmy bad, bnt little; and
they left that 'csHse told EN- plesse 10
leave something for ne and Aunio end
Mamma TO eat Father in heaven didn't let
EN- hurt u, cause | proyed TO him heap
about it, ard lie 6iCn't letem get PepG ard,
uocle Eotie eiibPr. | prayed about Mr..
X !sos nill, and BE diaa's let em burn it
"; but lbey cnt il all up inside. The Yam
KEGS j lst gslloptd Up here in kncts, oIe
nfter TIE otaer bat prayed to God and
He didn't let 'em bart ne. told 'em they
couldn't xii re became prayed to God
about 1t, and they laughed. They took
mammal pickles ard preserves and lGrd
and batter ana soda add buckets aud cans
ard tin cups, and three spoons, and Pspa's
bsgs and blacking, aod 3arris's shirt I Gar
ris is q negro boy') and every thing nanny
had to eat too, md her pipe.
want TO see every body at Carolina's
house e.. e in n. G mighty.
Yonr loving little M"
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Western Virginia Mr.. oreigb vas executed
by MS authority.
Second, as an iaceqdiary 1t was by bis
order the torch waa applied to the house Of
his kinifnan, Andrew Hunter, Esq, o.
Charlestown, and to the house Of ex-GOv.
Letcber, of Lexington, both private pro-
party. The full impression of the eDOrmity
Of this vickedness cRHhot be reached with
ont reading the letter of Governor Lc'cher.
Third as a liar. Witness HIS treachery
IN violating his explicit promise of prOtec
ton to Mrs. Leteher, up to tho very mo-
ment be poured camphene into her dragers
and set her house il flames, rs she ss"ug-
eled in vain to rescue a sceaty supply Of
raimeut from destruction. 1t wss OILY what
might be expected that one so lost to all
sense Of shame, should, SIS soon % first con
fronted by IN equal force st Lynchburg,
turn and run like q coward to the Olio {;
and at a moment when famine and Asht over
more than two hundred miles Of mountain
! wilderness had we'll nigh aunihilated his
army, telegraph to Washington that his
clpcditioa had been cmi6eat'y successful +! that
his troops were in fae spirits, ard after a
few days rest would be ready for any SER
vice needed 'Ye are Of your father the
devil, and the lhsts Of your father ye. will
do He vas a murderer from Che beginning,
snd abode not in the truth, because there
is no truth in him. When he speaketh a
a. lie, he speske.h of his Own: forhei is liar,
and the father Of it,"
Miserable, degraded croature Il may
be that no averaging hand of man shall
strike you with death. Bat you do we'll to
remember what mother cathecism taught
yOu oat of the Scrip ures, that God will not
suffer transgreeSors "to escape his righteous
Judgment"
In tho meantime you are to go forth with
mark upon your forehead deep as that upon
Cein. From this dey, the world over, the
piece Of Hunter the Murderer, is by the
side of Butler tie Beast
PS.-The folIowingis a copy of paper
foand in Mr.. Creigh's pocket book, and oeD
with other things b. thu chaplain to Mrs
Creigh:
pCharges ard specifications against Davic
s. Creigh:
charge; Murder; Specification That
on or about the s d of Nov. 1863, the saDs
Creigh killed a soldier in his house, dressed
in Federal uniform, name unkuoan."
"Sigued, A. MYERS,
provost Marshal"
Mr. Cr9igb's age was about fftg-fOar
he was the father Of eleven living children
and the names Coaoourately marked b.
punctuation il the statenenD are to BIZ
read IS single.
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kmlct.ons Appointed.

He perf,rmsth the thing ha: appointed for mo.'
Job xii "a.
The trials Of time we're sppOirted in
eternity. He that choose hs unto eternal
life, ordained the path by which We we're to
reach it. Nothing ever happens 10 Us by
chance. Oar little trials, our great troubles,
our heavy crosses, and our painful Losses,
are all . part Of Gods plan. Nor we're
they appointed for US merely 10 the exercise
Of diviue sovereignty, bat because our Cod
ssw hem TO be.necessary, and intended to
make them real blessings to US. Every
croos ia mercy every loss gain; every
trouble covenant blessing every trial a
seed Of 10y. We shall be better in future
Tor whst Ee suffer nog. If We SOW in tears,
we shall reap 10 joy. a wet spring will
introduce glorious harvest. Many Ct our
present tears will crystalline into pearls,
and will b q, ornament to Us in glory
And rot only SO. bat The same love that
ordained our trials, ordained cur strength
to hear them, and that our choicest comforts
should a)w frcm them. Time Only reveals
what God puyposed in eternity and eterni-
ty gill reveal TIE design that God had in
view in al the trials CT tims. Let pF, then,
bear our S fl ctions With patience, and seek
groea to honor God 10 all we suffer, ns we'll
Is ry all We do. If we keep our eye fixed
or Slorifying God, God sill so order and
arrange everything that happens to rs that
it soall work for our good. Nothing shall
by any means hurt Us. The darkest clouds
shall bring showers Of blessings, and our
sEsr9est pains shall only introduce US to the
sSeetest joys. Gracious Lord, deO;re not
only to acqniescs in thy appointments, but
to be pleased With them so pleased, thet
if the turning Of straw wouldslter them,
would not turn it o for grace to glory in
tribulation
mo man should be moved by these af-
Aictions for yourselves know that we are
appointed thereunto." Thess. iii 3.
Words Of Comfort.
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New Publications.

OUR Own SCHOOL ARITHMETIC. By S.
Lander, a. H., Greensboro N. @. Pub
lished by Sterling, Campbell & Albright.
Richmond, Va, W. Hargrave White.
The publishers have, by most successful
enterprise, procured from England unusual
facilities for their work. The excellent style
in which this book is executed ia the proof
and fruit of it. 1t seems to be thorough
work, nud under this impression we cordially
commend. it as one of the Southern School
books, Of which our country needs a sup-
ply from the hands of her own sons.