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Gttle5ia5tital NOtites.

The Presbytery of NASHVILLE stands adjourned tC
meet in Shebyville, Tenn, April Sth, 1870, at
O'Clock, p. NJ Statistical reports and Presbyteria
expenses presented regularly.
H. B. BoUDE, Stated Clerk
The Presbytery of NORTH ALABAMA will hold it:
spring sessions in the Cornersvlle Presbyterian
church, commencing on Thursday, u P. NJ, the
18th day of April, 1870. The attention of all the
churches is invited to the printed minutes of Pres
bytery, at its last sessions in Fayetteville,
w. d. VERNON, Stated Clerk.
SYMBOLS AND PREsBYTERIEs.
Times of Meeting,
sYNODs.
Alabama. Marion, Oct 10, pm.
Arkansas Washington, Oct I, Z pm.
Georgia. Macon, Oct 26, y, p m.
Kentucky. Paris, Oct u, 1870, 7 pm.
Memphis Water Valley, Miss, Oct Is.
Mississippi. jackson, Nov 8
Nashville Murfreesboro, Oct Is, p
North Carolina. Morganton, Oct Is, Ppm
South Carolina. Chester Oct 20 Z m.
Texas Houston, Nov 3, m.
Virginia. Fredericksburg, Nov. l, y p m.
PREsBYTERIEs.
East Alabama. Auburn, April IA.
South Alabama. Camden, April q, II m
Tuscaloosa. Eutaw, March 81, II
Arkansas. Jacksonport April T. 7pm.
Indian. Bennington, April 7, m.
Ouachita. III Dorado, March 81, m.
Atlanta. Philadelphia, April 6, II m.
Augusta Lexington, April l8, u m.
Cherokee. Marietta March 10, IL a m.
Florida Quincy Nov. 10, ~ IN
Macon. Albany, April 6, q pm
Savannah Boston, Ca, April 7, p m
Ebenezer, KY.
Central Ohio. Bladensburg April 6, Z pm.
Louisville, XIV. Bellewood.
Muhlenburg Ky. Alensvile, May 5, pm.
Paducah Morganfeld April a. Z m.
Pennsylvania. Pleasant Grove, April IA, 81 p IN.
West Lexington.
Chiokasaw. Zion, April IS, II a m.
Memphis. Mt. CARMEL May 6, pm
North Mississippi.
Western District. Humboldt March %, p p m.
Centl Mississippi. Canton, April H.
Louisiana.
Mississippi. Union church.
New Orleans.
Red River. Rocky Mount.
Tombeckbee
Holston Rheatown April IA.
Knoxville Madisonvie, April 6.
Nashville Murtreesboro Oct. II, p m
North Alabama. COrnersville, April IA, y p m
Concord. Centre church, April g. II m.
Fayetteville Mcpherson, April s, II a
Mechlenburg. steele Greek, April Il, IL m.
Orange.
Wilmington
Bethel Union CHI, N. c., Mar. 81, II am
Charleston.
Harmony. WinnsborO, April 6.
South Carolina
Brazos. Houston Nov. 2, II a m
Central Texas. Austin, April 20, pm.
Eastern Texas.
Western Texas,
Abingdon. New Dublin, April 49,
Chesapeake Alexandria April 20, y m.
East Hanover. Petersburg, April 5, y IN.
Greenbrier
Lexington Lexington, April 20, pm.
Montgomery. Failing Spring April 26 II m.
Roanoke. Seminary Chapel, April IA 7 pm
West Hanover. College church, April l3, p m.
Winchester. Duteld's De o., April 8. p pm
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General Agents for Virginia.

Colonel MORTON MARYE, Baltimore, Nd,
Valley, Piedmont District Va, and Maryland.
Major A. REID VENABLE Farmville, Va,
South of James River.
George K WILMER & Co., General Agents for
Maryland Virginia, " Va, and Dist Columbia.
No. 4, S. Holiday ST., Baltimore, Nd.
HENRY D. DANFORTH, Agent,
Office corner 10th and Bank ST., Richmond, Va.
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feb2tf

GARDEN SEEDS GROWTH or 1890
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This is the Oldest of the series. In its main fea
lures it still follow in the path marked out by
B ougham Jeffrey, Sidney NTH and Lord Hol'
iand, its orig ua founders AID first contributors
2 The London Quarterly Review,
which commences its l2sth volume with the Janu-
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politics. and shows equal vigor in its literary de-
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8 The Westminster Review
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The North British Review,
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4. The North British Review,
5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
TERMS FOR 1870.

Single Numbers of Review, 81. Single Num-
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The Reviews are published quarterly; Back
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in January
PosTAGE-The postage on current subscriptions,
to any part of the United States, is Two Cents a
number to be prepaid at the office of delivery. For
back numbers the postage is double.
The January numbers will be printed from new
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is hoped, will secure reg llar and early publications.
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STANDARD PERIODICALS FOR 1870.

Republished by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
h,-CHANGE OF SCHE I LE.-on and after
WEDNESDAY, December 10Th, 1853, the PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road will be run as fol-
lows:
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danville passen-
gers leave Richmond daily Except -undays,) at
9:l5 A NJ; leave Burkevi.le daily Except Sundays
at l2:45 p NJ arrive at Danyille daily Except sun
days. at $500 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL AND EN-
PRESS leaves Fl hmond daily at $3.50 P. W.; leaves
Dauve daily at 1885 p NJ; arrives at Greensboro
daily at 4:lj'A. NJ.
GOING .-Lynchburg and Danvlle passen
gers leave Danve daily Except sundays at 7:4C
a. NJ; leaves Burkevllle daily Except Sundays al
l2:45 p. NJ arrive at Richmond daily Except sun
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at 9:25 NJ
caves Danvie daily at ll:57 p. NJ; arrives al
Richmond daily at 7;2O A. NJ.
The Lyuchburg and Danve Pas enger Iran
connects at Burkevie with the trains on the South
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all stations on the Southsde and Virginia and Ten
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tanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and all importan
points South and Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects a
Greensboro with the trains on the North Carolina
road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Savannah
Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c, &c; and a
Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericksburg anC
Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Richmond anC
York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILE'S PATENT RE
Ginning CHAIRS on the through express train
THOMAS DUDAMEAD,
jan 5-tf Superintendent
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"sONGs OF GLADNEss."

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FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870

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TDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY.

The present Session will close and the next ses-
sion will commence on the oath of January, 1870
Pupils will be received at any time For circulars
address D. M. NJ. CALDWELL,
ia 19-2m Greensboro N G.
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T EAVENWORTH FEMALE COLLEGE,
pETNRCRrRG

ROBES MASsIE, A. NJ, Principal
Institution will begin FEBRUARY l4th, and close
the latter part of June.
For Circular, showing terms, organization, &c,
address the Principal feb 9-4t
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The Presbytery of NASHVILLE stands adjourned to
meet in Shelbyville, Tenn, April Sth, 1870, at
o'clock, P. NJ. Statistical reports and Presbyterial
expenses presented regularly.
H. B. BoUDE, Stated Clerk.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1870

and after making o thorough search OF me
premises from cellar to roof retired 10 bed
but he could not sleep. The prssence OF the
mysterious carriage haunted him. ana twice he
arose and peercd through the ivies CHAT line the win.
d0ws upon the suspicious carnage. The last time
ne arose he saw man suddenly moun, tne box and
drive rapidly away n tie objection OF Broadway.
This was
AT HALF-pASr ONE A. NJ,
nnd Devoy retired to Led relieved in mind This
is the sbsance OF his 2aemcnt made Ia writing yes
terday to the superintendent OF Police.
There are yarlo as theor es ent .rtained 10y police
officials, but the one most generally accepted is thar
the murder a. committed by parties who gained
access by vIe stable, that some OF the workmen en-
ployed ia The house the day before were parties
to t6e foul deed, and ihat closed
carriage carriei away the murdercrs 1t
wodld be little singular II the trivial
circumstance OF Devoy's inspection Of carriage
should lead to the discovery OF one of the fouest
murders that has ever horrifei people. During
the lightning Dewey saw the face OF the occupant of
The carriage and was enabled to give description
Or
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CLEARED.

@ Dale. - -
ship Co.
Bark Lindesnaes (Nor), Olsen, Cor-Funch, Edve Co.
Bark fyen Dan Ibesen, Cork-Funch, Edye Co.
Bark New Orleans Rus, Parman, Cronstadt-Wendt,
Bark La Ciguena Ross ssierno-Lawrence, Giles Co.
Bark George kinsman. Eidrdge GiJon-Russe, Howes
Co.
Bark Unon (Br Fou:erc Halifax-Hatton Watson Co.
Brig Winheid Miller, Qne-nstown-Nesni h sons
Brig American Union. Collins, Key West-Benner Co.
z Co.
schr Ben Bolt Cr,, Drake 81 George NBJed Frye Co
Sehr Louisa (Br, Wagner, 81 John, NIB Heney / Par
Eer
schr Fnchantress, Philips, Savannah Evans, Ball Co.
Thomas.
schr Frank Walter, Brewstcr Richrnond-yau Brunt L
Elaght.
Schr star, crowell Roston-s W Lewis & Co.
schr Pointer Mills, Providence.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Philaie uhia.
steamer Massey, Smith, Phla ic phu.
Steamer y srii, Jones, Philateiphia
Steamer Constock, Drake, Philadelphia.
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SareyiHG AcCIDsNrs IN NEWARK.

In Newark yesterday, while John Mills, youth OF
sixteen and nephew OF Mr.. De Camp. of Court street.
was sharpening an old-fashioned hay knfe---hold.
ing 1t between his knees--it suddenly Slip
ped and nearly severed one OF his legs
above the knee. The main artery of the thigh
was cut, and though DR.. Cutter and other
sklfu medical men were promptly called IN, IL Is
the merest chance the lads life Is saved AT best
he Will have TO lose his leg.
Patrick DonDelly, who was so shocklngy mutilated
by being run over ny New Jersey train on WedDes-
day night, died early yesterday morning in ST.
Micnaels Hospital
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scsr ss naS whesin, as Huntington for New York.
Spring for New Yorx 'aew 'nreo maSs'h "s'''' 0s's

schr sh na! whesn. lns Huntington for New York.
spring for New Yor< tnew, three masssd1 "sss oo'o
BOUND RAsE
bHk osn'A0 Palmer tBp, Smith, New York Tor 0ibral.
.,arS Heena, Crawford, New York for Cow Bay.
Barx Triumph, keanv, New York for Portland
MI. ''"''a' ''''' no"Ar'' NC" '0'A ''' o ''AA''
sehr Richard Law, Eldrcd Ph,lsdepha FOR Providsnce
Schr Bllow, Edridge Trenton for Providence.
Schr Hester, Davis. Port Johnson for Portchestcr.
schr Winona, Baker, Port johnson for Taunon
schr Reading RR No 49, Baldwin, Ehzabethpor Tor New
Haven
schr J Bleecker, York, Elzabethport for Norwich.
sctr Thomas Hull, Brown, Elzabehport Tor providence
schr San Luis, Mapes ElizAbethport for Providence
schr Sarah B, Sandorn Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Mary EzaDeth Borden Eizabethpor FOR Eau River
schr Readng RR No ~ Little, Elzabethport for Norwich.
Schr Ocean Belle, - Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Wellington Barber, Hoboken for Bangor
bchr White Rock, Hubbell, Rondout for New London.
6chr Evergreen. bunce, Rondou for Providence.
schr Z w Babcock, Dickens Rondout for Westerly.
Schr Ellen Hnrney, Rogers Rondout for Providence.
schr Geo X Bent smith. Ncwburg Tor Boston
scnr Laurel, Halook, hayersiraw for Providence.
schr sarah D, HEARTBURN, New York for Boston
ccnr s ss1tnr'gh = -, New York for C,las.
sS1ss Fs New Srf yor for for
cccnr Nne, spear, New York for Salem.
Scnr Ida Hudson, Greeley, New York for Portsmouth
Scnr Cohnpromsse Barlow, New York for Providence.
schr 0,ive Avery Tots New York for Rocklaad.
Sh Scnr Island city Allen. New York for Scituste
schr Thomas, BARLOW, New York for Fairhaven.
schr 4 Miner. Miner New York for Newport.
schr raisade, Ravn2r, New YORK for New Bedford
Wind At sunset WSW, light.
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TIE LATE FEsIAy FlASCO.

vnsion''--General ONeill and Colonel Brown
Plead Guilty Of Violation Of the Neutrality
Laws.
WINDSOR, Vt, July 70, 1870
General OEeiii and Colonel John +. Brown, were
arrgDed before the United States Circuit Court this
morning for violating the neutrality laws and
pleaded guilty. They were committed 10 prison 10
await sentence, which will be pronounced tomorrow
morning. General ONeili when asked whether he
was or was not guilty answered promptly, Guilty"
He was composed and gentemany In his deport-
ment and smiled when he made the reply Colonel
Brown, when asked the same question, seemed much
dscomposed and answered, Guilty, i presume
SIR
General J. J. Donnelly appeared by counsel, who
stated that the a1ldaylts would be presented tOmor
row, setting forth his sickness cause for contnu
ance.
Colonel Hugh McGinnis not appearing to answer
his bail was declared forfeited
The trial OF Major Daniel Murphy was postponed
TIL tne October term by agreement OF counsel.
Captain John j. Monahan will be tried tomorrow
morning If he makes mis- appearance; Otherwise MS
bail viii be declared forfeited.
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CURE OF CONSUMPTIOy

(1URE OF CONSUMPTION
~ DU BAKRf'S kEVALENTA has, through n kim
troydence oeen the means of preserving to the life o.
GEAR wle VINO was last sinS'ns into be grave in the last
Stages OF consumption not being to live
minute 10 anoher when fortnight ago was induced TO
Try your food which has already change Tor The
better assure you know how my 81
tude. IuUs CuOkLEy
LLANAsA. Holywell. North Wales. March h. lokA
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CURE NO. 6s,4n-oF DYSPEPSIA.

DEAR sIRAlow me TO return you my sincere thai
oI tue very great beneAt have of
BAkhY's AkhBlCA FOOD. For ten years dyspepsia Lrg
rendered lie bur u Toe sneIcal advice
aaaemei ot my sunerugs; In FACT MAJ myself uns
wnen proHdentiay met win utbo Food,
an happy 10 be euabed add testimony to the m.
you already possess II has done al that medic 10
ted 70 epect ior am now enjoying health n
as cave oeen stranger To Tor With my tes
o remedy, IA gratefully yours, j. r. kICHARDSON
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(NURE NO. 7O,Ul6-OF PHTHISlS.

" l. NJ T. CKossSE (France), March a. 1868
Mr.. Richly was ayng or de hal had the As
sacrament administered to him. the most eminent medUa
having declared that he could not live any DAYS longer
/ advised ~ BARtf'S kEvA Les IA AHADICA. The
mediate Ell ect OF this excellent iooi incredhle 1t
rested at all the most JrDid syS ptoms dsne
and IN six weeks time the patient aole to
duties, As his health was perfectly restjred
SISTER ST. LAMBERT.
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(NURE NO. 5s,sl+-LIvER, NERvEs--oY THE M
" cnicness @ Brehan.

NAPLES, April IL, lso4
In consequence of liver complaint wasting awayf
seven years, and 30 deDiated nervous taat un
to read write, with papitaon all badd
eestiOn,. most nOleraDe
vous agitation which prevenied even sitting downn,
together felt dreadfuiiy spieu aud all life
courte with the word had become painful " Mn
medical men had prescribed for me In In perect
spair DU BAkRi'S kEvALcN IA AkABICA.l I'd
lived this delicious rood for three months Ihe good ID
be praisedl It has comp etely revvel ! m,se
again, able make visits aud
social position Accept sir the vi my
gratitude and of my highest consideration.
MAksaIJNESS DE BREHAN,
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CURE f2sAS-OF ASTHMA.
~ EoEAINvILLE, France, 9th November 1867.
suffered during tnirysix asthma, which obil
me to GET up four or ave tunes every aish 70 relieve
chest from pressure which threatened take
breath. have taken DU BAkR 'S KlVALENTA A -
BlCA for the last eight days. and delhted with it
seep well and breathe freely have the honor
&C., Rev BOILLEr
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Once.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FRod NEW YORK Fog TIE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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