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Religious Intelligence.
CHTRCH NOTICEs.

AE NOAAAEaa
WALNUTS STREET PREsBYTERIAN-
Rev. J. P. E. Kumler, Of Oxford,
Ohio, viii occupy the pulpit Of this
Church. tomorrow forenoon and at
night. Sunday School and Bible Glass
at o'clock A. N. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public to attend all
the services.
STREET PREsBYTERIAN.-Ser-
vices on Sabbath at 103 a. NJ. and 8
P. NJ. Strangers are invited. Rev.
W. Harrison, ofHenderson, KY, will
preach.
METHoDIsT.-The regular religious
services will be held in the various
Methodist Churches of the city to-
morrow, Sunday. At Trinity Church
the Pastor, Rev. r. Andrus, will
oficiate, and in Ingle Street, Rev. J..
B. Likely. The various social meet
ings Of the Church will be held on
Sunday and through the week as usual
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL - Saint
Paul's Church. corner of FIRST and
Chestnut, Rev. W. II. Van Antwerp,
Rector. Service for to-morrow-3d
Sunday after Easter-as follows: Sun
day School service at 9 A. NJ morn
ing service and communion at II An.
evening service at "a P. NJ.
The Mission School, on Fourth
Street, Lamasco, will meet at the En-
CINE House at p P. NJ. Usual service
or Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Candidates for confirmation will give
their ame to the Rector as early
this week as possible. The Mission
airy Society connected with this
Church, at their meeting on Wednes-
day evening last, elected Col. Charles
DENLY President, and Mr.. Jas. Cook
Secretary.
The Southern C~onvOcation OF tLi>
Diocese will meet at St. Pauls Church
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th
and 18th inst.
Bishop Talbot will visit Trim
ity Church, ~SandersVille, on the 10Th
inst.
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNOCENTs-
(Seats al Gee.)-Divine services at
103 A. NJ, every Sunday. Bible Glass
at 9 A. NJ. Sunday School at 3 P. NJ.
The minister of this Parish has e.
tablished a Bible and Catechism Glass,
to meet at the Vestry Room Of the
Church, at the Sunday School hour.
Both ladies and gentlemen are cor
daily invited to this Glass.
The " Cottage Services" now have
the hearty approval Of the Bishop of
Indiana, and will be continued until
further notice. The next Service -
will he heldsat the house of Robert
Ruston, Esq, on Eighth Street. be-
tween Vine and Division, at AS P. NJ.
The service viii be open to all visit
Ors.
1t is in contemplation 20 give the
children Of this Parish a May-day
festival as o as the wearhef has be-
come settled, and the foliage Of the
trees shall give sufficient shade.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
Third and Cherry Streets-Rev. Geo.
F. P%enteeost, Pastor-usual Sabbath
services at 101 A. NJ, and 8P. NJ. The
series of sermons on Repentance, will
be continued in the morning; Theme,
The necessity Of Repentance, and its
relation to the Atonement. Eve1ing-
God gl0rifed ia the ultimate sa}Uation
Of every SAINT. The public aIe cor
daily invited to attend. Sunday
School and Pastors Bible Glass at 9
A. NJ.
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the only cure for whatever social expressions exist l6t
industry be denied procrasnatedet the engineer
take the place OF the pagiador. Then VIII the Deoy
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fought with the spade.
The Roads Committee of Congress. of which, the
chairman is Mr.. fuentes Munz. known IN NeW-AoTk
as the Mexican partner Of Benfeld q Co.; are now
considering several projects of railroads Inese
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Mexico to TOluca and from Paso del NOrte to Guaya
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given TO the Mexico and Vera Cruz Railroad unuer
special revision and there is danger TO the company
owning il that they will amend it, not so lar, now
ever to destroy the faith Of capitalists III one OF
the most absolute enterprises In Mexico yet strongly
enough to curtai of the effects OF the resi-
dents ample faculties. Turnpikes from Tanlpieo 10
San LUIS Potosi lwhereto from the City Of Mexico
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have all been brought in project before the
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Mexico is making an unusual bid for employment.
The commissioner which Gen. Jinenez contestant
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commissioners 10 treat with Government W ,ln
he is practically n rebellion, though ne
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% oS' yncafan comes news that several other small
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mt in prison the political chief and the judge OF
izamal Three places had been occupied by them
the revenue cutter Juarez had been elsewhere cap
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The President the following nominations the Snsis yesterday
Charles Tuker Of Eewfork to he Mster Resident AZ Greece
Commodore the the active list,
vice Commodore Cicero Price. retired
Commodore John H. Cooper captain the active list vice Capt
Green, nnatrd for promotion.
Tie Senate confirmed the following nominations:
T. Stewart Pennsylvania Consul Oa Hago.
James Henderson Register Lard Ofce Humboldt Cal
Pardon Dodts, Indian Agent In Utah.
Superintendent IL Indian Affairs in NewMexeo
William Brioa Assessor Of Internal Revenue for First District Of
Mississippi
Felix g. Clarke Register Of Land Ofce at Des Noines Iowa
George NJ Hule Receiver Of Public Moneys Colorado.
Daniel sigsr Register OF Land Office at Eschioches La
Charles Murdee Register Of Land Once tallahassee fla
Irving Stanton Of the Land Office AZ Central CITY Color
ado.
Ambrose Campbell Register ofhe Land Ofee ct Marquette Mich
Hancock Collector the Dis, OF Salara
Texas
W. A. Trewer Postmaster. ShebYvile ILL.,
VIM. g. Powers Postmaster. Mount Vernon. Iowa
WIN s Kelly. Postmaster Greenhoro, Ais.
President recognized Charles Waeot Brooks Consul OF
Japan Geo Reid Consul Of Denmark FOR
the state Of Virginia, to reside az Norfolk
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