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Evening star., 1869-06-28

RHLIGIoUs.-The festival of st. Alovsius
GohZaga, one Of the earliest members of the
Society of Jesus, falls on June 2ist, but was
dedicaied 70 his sanity memory, AZ III q. m
Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Rev
father RocOforr with deacon and sub.deacon,
and the sermon was preached by Rev. Father
Lynch The choir rendered Hummel's Mass
No. IN excellent style. In the evening at
O'CLOCK solemn vespers were sung including
the Conttebo bass solo, by MIR. +. A Chase, the
ssrct'ds AgtRus, soprano solo, by Madame
kretsehmar, and the GdudedAus Quartette, by
Madame hTetschmar, soprano; Burnett, tenor,
and Messrs- Chase and Widney, basso The
papegyrlc OF the saint was delivered by Rev
Father Cleary, who chose his text from the Sd
and 4th verses OF the 23d psalm. s.Who shall
ascend into the mountain of the Lord, or who
shall stand IN this holy placel The innocent
IN hands, and clean OF heart" which also com.
poses the onertory Of the mass celebrated on the
festival OF ST Aloysius. The vespers closed
with solemn benediction. During the day
relic or 81. Aioysius was exposed for the yene-
ration OF tine faithful, the same being encased in
q magnificent ostensoriur, resting upon a dais
covered with lace, tastefully adorned with
flowers of every hue.
AT the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Cnarcn last evening, the pastor, Rev. s. s
mitchell, preached a sermon to the graduating
class Of the Theological Department of CoIum.
oian College, taking for his text the 18th verse.
4th chapter ST. Matthew "And he said unto
them, Follow me and will make you fishers
Cf men,
Evening star., 1869-06-28

MUST WIN-"No Use Deaysag tks Fdct.--
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted q principle Of selling Tea that must
scin. being sound and correct In every feature:
One pound as cheap as though You bought u
thousand.
6,I7 "HoNs," S36 7th street.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

LAY DxLDoArlON QuHgTioN-On Friday
evening, the congregation Of Hamline Church
voted on the lay delegation proposition, a. fol-
lows: For, I2; against, 80.
The vcts at Fletcher Chapel was in favor
to against -...
Evening star., 1869-06-28

A NEW WAY OF DoING BusINRes.-Hollan.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
bic MS TO continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLAHDR Bros, 2l0 Penna. avenue,
5,3l,l: between lsth and 18th sts.
Evening star., 1869-06-28
Lie II HIHG BOD @.

SUPERIOR COPPER L,aHrzIaa Rods.
Triangular. Tluted and spiral. enclosing contin-
-GALvANIZED IRON and RsFIHsD IRON
RODS manufactured and kept constantly on hand,
"a All nss.risi IN sssd 3D. Il saIsrior quality, and ali
S''sifi'' '9osItA{ii 81 iSRsfs sas;iasa ) fSI1IAsu,
myH-lm corner nth and II streets.
P furnsi. s,d Dealer in a
And Manufacturer OF
BILLIARD d H,ALLS AL. AaP CUES.
aSsssa aSs IS foIssn fIpsSs ssTsss. II asa asa'sea for
COLUEBIhHY hYTS!IH3 YHTSSSS53M E6IEP1E 5SE ,XoHis aDA
!sss:s ss..s 3, a;s;:9 81: s,a s:s':,s: :f =: q
e: esiss aHs ot sss. &S
= e nl
ysSi 81; q ]:
gss ss.s.s so: 4 z::s. "a ss::ss::
oHSpl!essien fos @ @Srdsrs n. hs,.r.s,. ,s~,..r,
Lnonlson, 1s4 street, between nth and 2ist
4 Medical and Surgical cfinic ID held At he Bos.
Rit:I every setnrSay. q . m, by Protsssor ).
ssss :s q ss:ss sss
su Nedissl Stqf:
=. III. THOAPSON, n. D., Surgeon in Chief
y. A. AoRFO8D, Il. d Aaisfanf eureeon.
Cossslrise Beoyd:
Aosl. gTsan:s TSa:s. aaeissi'ss si.ss,:, |. z b.
Tbcnss Miller, q. D., Srefton fyIer, i. D.,
. S,iy 80
III gIN6E WQNDHBTUL RENIDY-VT1
~ gu0A.fof Al Throat, Lung, Liver and KID.
es.aRSlst q nafVslOsS sarss Of dspssnRasn.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

No. /, Sons OF Jonadao. on Saturday eyeulne
elected the following onicers: worthy Cnief
John w. Hayes; Deputy chief, Martin Ahrsus
Recording Secretary. A. l. Talcott; Finauciai
Secretary, Oscar Alexander; Treasurer, q K
Harris: Marshal. Joseph Harris; Inside w atc d.
rsn, Henry Eoeling; O1:side watehman,
James Elwooc.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

PRnBYTIRIAN REUNION MHErIMG.-The
third Reunion meeting OF Presby terians-old
and new schools-was held this morning at
the Metropolitan church REV. Ur. Chester's)
on Capitol Hill, at which nearly all the Pres.
byterians churches OF the District were repre.
sehted. DR.. Chester presided, and appropriate
remarks were made by Rev. ]. q Smith, Rev
E. Neal, and Rev. J. Sella Martin (the last
Eamed colored) in relation to the union OF the
two bran ches, and after an interesting prayer
meeting the meeting adjourned to meet on
Monday next at Rev. Mr.. Bittingers church,
South Washington.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

= = = o A .
The Maryland HRBI STONE COMPANY
are prepared 20 flrsish their Stone In dimensions
''' a''''" sHWsD TO sRDEs.
wISD3T nt HAfs AHD ~ .s .sILLs, uDs,,,o
RLA0GING, A6HLEk, &C.
RUbbLB Oh RoU6H SOUND 0T0HD, for
hssT 1asenry, in large Quantities.
,.ss o.W.HArDEs; s:efs..ry;.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

A GOOD ORDIR.-Mayor Bowen has issued
circular stating that he has been informed that
the Ward Commissioners are in the habit Of
instructing laboring men in want Of employ.
ment to apply to them at the City Hall, which
causes large crowd to loiter about the City
Hall from day to day, much TO the discomfort
OF the public, and the annoyance of those
having business with the officers OF the Corpo.
ration, and he suggests that the Commissioners
receive such calls In their respective wards,
and inform those who hang around the City
Hall that they need not expect to have anything
to do on the streets or any other Corporation
work, unless they discontinue the practice.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

NEW STEAMBOAT ENTIRPRIsR.-The in.
creasing demand OF river commerce to this port
line TO this port. The "E. Ohamberiin," Capt
Freer, made her maiden entrance this morning
at Fay's wharf, with merchandise and country
produce, from Baltimore and intermediate
landings, for Washington merchants and citi.
zens. THE new line will be regularly man.
tanned throughout the season.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

HOWARD UNIvERsIFY.-Ths oral examina-
tion OF the Preparatory Department OF shis an.
sfitution b In progress to-day, the following
being the order Of sxercises Junior Glass
Roman History, (Latin,I 1890 70 p. m, Prln.
cipal Barber; Model lSchooi-Clsss "A'--Artth
mrtic, 10 to 1i:3o q. m, Miss Lord; Glass s-O
first division )-Geography, 10 to ll:30 q. m 4,
Miss Alvord. .-.r
Evening star., 1869-06-28

MR. HHNEr HYMN, Commissioner Of I'm.
proyements for the First Ward, has rendered
his resignation 20 Mayor Bowen, to take effect
wheE his successor is appointed. sfl
Evening star., 1869-06-28

WN. G. MErzKRoTT, ESQ, OF this city, ar
rived In New York on Saturday, from his 70.
cent trip 10 Europe, and Is expected home Co.
day. ... Ia I
Evening star., 1869-06-28

LUxuRIRs OF THE DBRP.-A most extraordi
nary arrival of turtles, fish, aOd clans was
noted yesterday afternoon. The schooner
Susan Beaver, McKenny, arrived with over
one hundred swapping and sea urtles, together
with assorted lots Of fresh saltwater fish, en-
bracing over five hundred eheepshead, mum.
bers Of trout, tatlors, and sp &, consigned to
Captain James Skidmore, between I0tn and
11th streets, Potomac 'front.' During the same
afternoon the schooner Stephen A. Douglas ar.
rived at Riley's wharf, with 2S,OOO clans for
Turner Son. With reference to the turtles,
1t was facetiously stated that they were cap
tured, while In convention assembled, in one
Of the lower Potomac creeks. =
Evening star., 1869-06-28

MURp1R CASE SET FOE TRIAL.-The trial
Of Miiie Gaines, c0lored, for the murder Of
James A. Ingle, on LIST street east. on the 5th of
March last, has been set for tomorrow Tues
day) week Hon. A. @. Riddle and Mr.. A. K
Browne appear for the accussd. -ss- :
HOT wIArHn.-The ranse Of the thermoms.
ter to-day in the shade At Franklin T. Co s., pa
~ N. %, D. m.92 1a4 -l11 ed 3ia2 erF
Evening star., 1869-06-28
Georgetown Advertisements

ITS 6ShohkIoWN. ID G, NJ q, tSs9.
~ fARMkks AND Mr.u.~'sr
ar >. fuetees OF this Bank have desi.r.s a.,
81. no, ,hee 81 cent cut tth- prHfts of IN. ~,
s'ee nhoioers o and after guly lat '"'soet 10
% ;. ~. LAIRD, ia, Cashier.
nRf GOODS AT REDUCED PRICE,.
aininith stock Ne are selling ct l0I Br,ase
Mreet' Seo rgetewn, LasDs, org.ndi4s srsn.
Slnee, fercals, Piques. Alpacss, and all kinds ~
Summer Dress Goods st erestly rsdnres 800, o.
s.Gs sI SseSSssainss and sl Black AipsoAs 3 e
-, DlsSk silke, At u 50 Go IS. very cheap sna
Smorsaas and Parssols; 0auEe Merfno fnssri
,s sns Ssneoes fast coler., 10 and I7As. Deiains.
zine bieached Muslin lysrd wideD We nave hsae
selling at l2n cent? e oeen
ysll I'm BENJAMIN MILLER.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

TH1 SOUTH WAeHINGroN SABBATH SCHOOL
UNIoK.-The regular monthly meeting Of the
South Washington Sabbath School Union was
large number of scholars and teachers were
present. and the exercises were very interest
Ing, rmarks being made by Messrs. Wilson
and Harkness, and an entertaining address TO
educated Chinese youth, 3 student Of Oolum.
bian College. The singing BY the schools ad
ded much to the interest OF the mooting. n %.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

CHIAPRR THAN rHH CHRAPKsr.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 25, and upwards. I'm
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchlefs, already hemmed, for 25 cents. The
best Paper Cufs, 5 cents per pair, or 50 cents
dezen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button. hole, 10 cents Q boz; and all other goods
q equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. 458 7th street. opposite Patent
Omce. sill
Evening star., 1869-06-28

'CH1rDRIN's sCHrRcH."-The second month.
fy service for children. AT the 9th.streel Meth.
odisi Protestant Church, was held yesterday
morning. when the Sunday school was present,
as also he children Of the WASHINGTON Orphan
Asylum, and quite q large congregation. The
exercises We're as follows: Hymn, "HosaHna," }"
Drinknouse; 23d Psalm, Tres ponsiyely;) read.
ing, ~6ood Morning. by Miss Alice Faulk.
ner; hymn BY the orphans; chant by the school;
recitation. .Are there flowers in Heaven" by
Thos. b. Ward; hymn, "Keep on Praying,n ~ bx
The school; reading The Swarm of Bees worth
having" By Harry Poalton; the children's ser.
mon, from lst samuel, Sd chapter and 10th
BY the school singing an appropriats hymn and
the benediction, and as the cougregation were
leaving the orphans sang one or two appro.
pirate hymns. These services are becomin0
very popular, and are especially interesting 70
young people.
Evening star., 1869-06-28

TEE LAST PRIsoNIR--The Albany Expre.s
Of WEDNESDAY last says ;-sln ls62 q Steiner
arrived at our docks from Washington, Win
one hundred and thirty United States prison.
ers for our penitenrary. The last Of this
number was discharged, By reason Of the sx.
piration OF the term Of his service, Monday,
n2vipE served six years and nine months,
during winch time he lost but seven days
work on account Of sickness. He was very
orderly and well behaved, never having bean
acoiored man, from Maryland. He was fur.
nisned with new clothing. and suficient funds
70 defray his travelling expenses home He Isft
me Penltentary In hne spirits, with heartfelt
q good citizen -
This was the lot Of prisoners shipped from
nere when our penissntIary was closed.
Evening star., 1869-06-28
N. WILLIAM
-

SILK eACQUDe, fRAvRLfNG SUITS, wHIrI
SUITS, CAaBBlC SUITS, in I'll colsrs, UNDER-
GAk1EMfe, nILLINERY GOODS. FLATS and
D0Hu1To, 9RIMnIN00. REAL LACRs, SAT
INs, In al colors, nAIkBRAIDs, CURLe, Bfc.
a large stock Of these oOODe new opep st Low
prices. SIS Psansylvania avenue,
aDU Oi6 fnvtss. Rsr1s.
LIMITED efAT1e PArlNT OFFICE.
q. the ysss,os st E. I.ios..sr, is
nase lrayipe for the extepsten of . patent
erants4 HIN o. the llth day Of eeptemeer, lSss,
ior An tnyseye1snttn In 4achinsry for Folding and
Isis or1sss1 thes saxd petition b heard e this
%aS esnos Se sns - S s1ssssies 6s,sctoas asposs
dohs, eld other DaDers shoah be hled IN this once
svssV Gays ssssss ths AZ q ~ hssr,nif ifrsHER,
!els-Iswsv 6cnnissiossr of Pstsssa
Evening star., 1869-06-28
Dns1RABIl BuTLpTna Lors YoR 6ALl-Op

DESIRABLE BgILDgH9 1ors yOA SALn-On
Thursday evening next af 9 O'Clock .. M, Mf
Cbarl-s Boteler W1ll sell by auction fltty.one
nnA building lot, In square 200, bordering on
tsih street, the favorit0 drive OF our cirixens,
and on the ruad 10 the National Park 70 be
located north Of ths city. A large number OF
prominent citizens and distinguished residents
In the Federal Metropolis are purchasing prop
cry In that neighborhood. See the advertise.
ment.' al4l tt l- fta.f .-es 10 ssed9fyr
Evening star., 1869-06-28
NlERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WAsHINGT0E AhD NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine steamships T. @. KNIGHr,
John GIBSON, and Valley OIrY, ><oas
OF the MLkOhAhTs' LIN 3, will make a$GH
Y0kk, ALIxANDRIA, wAsHINGrON, and
SEOkGkTOWE, - follews: Leave NEW YORK,
and SATURDAY. at 4 .. m. Leave GIURGE-
TSNN every MONDAY and THURSDAY, ct Il m
AGENT. efnce and wharf foot Of High ct. George
town or at the corner OF Nth street and New York
avenue. J. w THOMPsOM
apl2.d Presden
Evening star., 1869-06-28
NV XPREse LII,
IN VIA CANAL

bETwElN PHILA6ILPaHtH, ALEXANDRIA,
Va StSAskroGTSo.fb SssairsSTof; 5. d.D q.
Regular sailing day iron IS North nnnS
Mh1sfUes' " Philadelphia, SATURDAY.,
From 90 Water street. Georsstoun. wEpEls
DAY. af .. m
Freight received at any tins.
63 Water st GEORGETOWN, ID. c,
II. ELDBiDGE 90,
Alexandrfa, Va
MM. CLYDE 90,
feou IL North Wharves, Philsdelphis
Evening star., 1869-06-28

$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels ana
toes, 1915 dozen, or % cents per pair, lust
received at Marble Hall, No. ASS 7th street, op-
posite Patent once. Sill:
Evening star., 1869-06-28

CoLoRRD SCHOOLS ExAMINATIoNs-The
MISSION Schools, OF 9th street, between NJ ana
N, (lsland,l were examined on Friday, in
presence OF q large number of parents and
friends OF the pupils. The rooms were very
tastily arranged, and ornamented with ever.
greens and flowers The children were neatly
dressed, and manifested by their good beha vior
and prompt answers that not only they, but
their teachers, had been diligent and successful
In their efforts during the year. These schools
are IN charge Of Rev. j. NJ. Johnston, and are
supported entirely by the Reformed Presby-
fsrian Church The whole mum ber In attend.
ance durng the year was 900 pupils-two pri.
maries, one secondary, and one intermediate.
No. ]. Intermediates, of As pupils, taught bv
Miss Sarah L Morse, was examined in read.
Ing, writing, arithmetic, and geography. They
gave good satisfaction in all these bran chee
but their answers in geography deserve par.
ncular mention, as being far above medium
No ?, Secondary, So pupils, taught by III. NJ
Johnston, passed very satisfactory examina-
ton IN the several branches pursued. The sing.
ing IN this school is excellent, and the manner
IN which some Of the pupils recited deserves
prsise.
Primary Schools No. 3. IS girls, by Kate
Trun ull, and No. Z, IS boys, by +. A. Jane.
sen, were examined In easy reading, spelling,
simple arithmetic, and geography, in all which
tney gave great satisfaction and evidence Of the
falthfulness Of The teachers and diligence OF the
pupils.
At the close OF the exercises a number of the
friends present expressed their qualification in
short addresses 70 the schools.
Evening star., 1869-06-28
SUPRKME OOURT OF rR1 UNIrED STATES
- Ne. 1A9.-pecember Term. ls6s.

SUPkEME COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
- Ne. 1t9.-December Term, le6e.
The Board Of President aud Dr.
rectors OF the et Louis Putlic In error 20 the
Schools plaintiffs in Error ss,ssns q pre- SouG 9,
Isaac Walker and p. Ryan. Missouri
Mr. Blair, Of counsel for the plaintiffs In error,
suggests the death OF 1saac Walker, one Of the
Defendants in error. In tins cause, and moved the
Court for N order under the 18th rule Of Court 20
make mrs HrOper Representatives parties. On con-
siseretion whereof it 10 nov here ordered by this
court that unless the proper representative of the
Voluntarily becomes parties within the first ten
days OF the ensuing term OF this Court, the plain
said cause, and 20 have the same heard, and the
indignant thersin rendered. reversed, n errone-
printed in come neyspapeg AZ the Seat Of Govern,
nsns n xhics the lsSs o. ths United states shsI
weeks. at least sixty days before the beginninG Of
the term Of the supreme Court, nsxt ensuing. eth
fesi: W. MIDDLETON.
CLERK Of the Supreme Court Of the United states.
Evening star., 1869-06-28
NEW YOlK AND WAsHINorOI srIA0,
~ SHIP C0nPAGY
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

EHE ONLY BIRECT LINE BE. eann
NEW YORK
viii run ewo steamers direct frcn Few York 20
washington, landing freight st @ street Wharf.
Leaving neH fork every v ednesday and Saturday
ee u q. Leave @ street wharf, wsshingtep.
every Monday and Thursday at D. NJ.
Freight received q I'll hours, and forwarded &C
ws.hinssoS. soHYpHi HYDE FAT 4HTteR.' 'fss Agents.. mn.5 81
Water street, Georsetovn; q. 1LDRIDGE 90,
Agents. Alexandrie, Va; JAMES HAHD, Agent,
119 ell street. New York. fe Sly
Evening star., 1869-06-28

NJ gINGT W0NDI1TUL REI1DY-vT1
~ gu0A-ree ah Throat, Lung, Liver snd KID.
PsnPIlst sf nafVelOsS sarss Of dcnssnpden.
Ucrofnlos &C. M H-e&E1ys
Evening star., 1869-06-28

Cosssir;reI Board.

!; ssSI, ss;ss:: Hs'isS:'s; ssss.:. = RRb
Eil:y: =. b.. ,. HsssTd, \. D.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

p9- A thoroughly independent man
ono who depends on an inn for living.
Caroline county, Maryland. has an
indicated witch. She is negress.
Michael King and his wife Mary have
been committed to the Jail at Troy,
Penn, charged with having produced
the death of little orphan boy living
with them, by perpetrating on him the
most unheard-of cruelties.
Christopher W. Burchardt, a board
ing house keeper in Chicago was stab
bed and MORALLY wounded on Wednes.
day night by ON unknown man. Bur
chardt's wife has been arrested as a
party to the crime.
Part of the walls OF the bonded
whisky warehouse of Joseph S. Finch,
at South Pittsburgh, fell in yesterday,
burying three men, Geo. Gavin, Gov
eminent Storekeeper, David-Steele,
carpenter, and John Robinson, Fore
man in the ruins. Steele and Robin
son were taken out severely injured.
Gavin was killed.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

1a~ A meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing the Union County Medical So
ciety will be held on Wednesday after
noon next, at four o'clock, at DR.. Ter
riIls Office, 46 First street, Elizabeth. =
All physicians of the county are cor
daily invited to be present, as business
of Importance to the medical profession
will be brought to their notice.
DR.. J. S. MARTIN, DR.. Il. TERRILL,
Chairman. Rec. Secretary.
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HeA. J. Brown alias G. Haley, was ar
rested at the depot yesterday aftern Don,
and committed to the county Jail by
Justice Fairbank. The fellow recently
broke from jail at Providence, Rhode
Island, and is said to be daring bur-
glar Officer Fowler, of Providence,
arrived in this city this morning, and
recognizes his man. Detective John
M. Morris, we believe, was instrumental
in causing the arrest of the "pug."
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nea-. Extravapance in dress is an eyi

neA- Extravaganza in dress is an evil
in more ways than one. 1t is evil in
the waste of money it implies lit is evil
in the waste of time it necessitates ; it
is evil in the passion it excites for its
own qualification, and in the evil deeds
it leads to, in order to crafty that pas
sion. The younger Tying has said some
brave and startling things on this sub
ject lately. He has told of the sinful
way in which some fashionable women
of the metropolis gain the means Of
keeping up an extravagant wardrobe I;
and the expose is Notwithstanding and
pitiful in the extreme.
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City gt&ms.
Reading Matter on every page.
ELIZABETH POST OFFICE.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From New York Jersey City, Newark, Morris and
Essex Railroad and all points North and East at 8
A. M. and 730 P. NJ.
From New York, North and East at P. NJ
From Elizabethport at A. NJ.
From Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
all points South, and Southwest, at 5.15 and 112O
A. NJ. and 705 P. NJ.
From all points on the line of Central Rail Road
New Jersey at P. NJ.
From Union, Tuesday and Saturday, at 10 A. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and all
points South and Southwest at Z, $50, and 1890 A
NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
For all points on line of Central Rail Road of New
Jersey at A. NJ.
For Newark and Morris and Essex Rail Road at 10
so A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
For New York, Jersey City, and all points north
and east at $50 and 1870 A. NJ and $50 P. NJ.
For Elizabethport at p NJ.
For Union, Tuesday and and Saturday at TO-
A. NJ. C. HARRIS, p NJ.
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HAVANA. Nav Ii.

The usual accounts arrangements
between the Spaniards and Cubans
have been received, all of which are
magnifed and arranged to suit both
parties. Charges of atrocities, assassi-
nations and crimes are made by the
journals and by private letters. Alto
gether, the war news so far received is
unreliable, and the fighting, according
to impartial correspondents, insignif-
cant.
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9qligious 5tqnls

Services of the Broad street Baptist
Church, at the Court House, to-mor-
row, morning and evening, at the usual
hours. Preaching by the pastor, DR..
Miller.
BsA.Rev. William Day, of Plainfeld,
will preach in the Elizabeth avenue NJ
E. Church tomorrow morning and
evening. Rev. Mr.. Kelley will preach
at Plainfeld.
Rev. DIR. Paddock, of Detroit, has ac-
cepted the rectorship of Grace church,
New York City.
There are seventy-two Congregation
al Churches in California, with about
1000 members.
During the past year, above 100000
persons were immersed in England and
the United States, according to the
Baptist Almanac and Handbook.
The Old South Church, Boston, will
celebrate its two hundredth anniversa-
ry during the present month.
The ancient Episcopal church in
Hampton, Virginia, two hundred years
old, is to be rebuilt.
The American Con gregational Union
has completed about sixty houses of
worship since last May, and is pledged
to over fifty more.
In England, Scotland, Wales, Ire
land, there are 2,411 Baptist Churches,
with 221, 524 members.
The Sultan has publicly revoked the
law forbidding Christians to enter Mo-
hammedan mosques.
DIR. Boynton has resigned the pastor
ate of the Congregational Church in
Washington. His friends including, it
is said, 125 members, leave with him,
to form Second Congregational
Church, with him for their Pastor
The New York Sunday-school Union
calls together about fifty thousand
children on May 18th. They will meet
in forty-two different churches.
The anniversary of the New Haven
Sunday-School Union takes place on
the 10th of June next. 1t is expected
that six thousand children will be in
the procession.
Rev. Marshall B. Smith, who Ecent-
Iy retired from the Episcopal ministry,
has since then left that Church, and
been received as o member of the Re-
formed Clasis of Paramus, New Jersey.
The Mormons have eighteen Sunday
Schools, with $500 scholars, at Salt
Lake City, where both the Bible and
Book of Mormon are taught.
DIR. Holland, {" Timothy Titcomb")
is superintendent of the Sunday school
of the American chapel at Paris.
The church of Scotland proposes to
raise $50, 900 for the purpose of build.
ing houses for their missionaries in
foreign lands. A fair beginning has
already been made.
A missionary of the church of Eng
land, the late Mr.. Tucker, who went to
India in 1842, and returned on account
of feeble health in 1864, admitted to
church fellowship $500 converts, in
duced the natives to destroy "a idola-
trous temples, aided in building GA
houses of Christian worship, and had
the Joy of seeing 10 of his native con-
verts ordained to the work of the Cos
pei ministry.
TO LET.
CtEVERAL Desirable Houses, ranging from $500