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EVENING STAR.
Stolen Provinces.

IL " commonly said that Prussia should take
Alsace and Lorraine As an indemnity aud q Sc.
curity, or because they formerly belonged to
Germany, and were ''stolep' by France. A
little dip into history will put tue matter In
another light. Let Us start with Cnzrlema
born in 10. and Who reigned from T6s - SI4.
He governed the great Fraukish Empire
OF which France, Germany, and Italy were con.
stituent parts Chariemagne vys succeeded
BY his son Louis, who was q weakling. Louis
died in 70, and left his dominOns to be diy,d-d
among his three sons. This was done by tbe
treaty Of Nerdnn, in si3- Louis since surnamed
the German" took Germany. which has aver
siBce been separated from France and i'm which
a t. Oh an eisctiUs monarchy, which lasted an
1eOt, WAS established There are no ssRhins
froy,nees' in this division. Before his death,
this Louis inherited the rigAis to the inpe.
rial crown, a. well "a TO Italy, Burgundy.
Part Of Switzerland, Alsace, and Lorraine
Ihese rights mot the pOssessiOn) he entliled
on hls descendants and successors. They were
inst realized by his grandson Arnulph (syT 10
S-c). VINO was not only Emperor of Germany
but hing OF Italy and Burgundy. 1t would seem
ttat whatever title the German Empire acquired
TO Alsace and Lorraine, II also couired to
.'Itaiy, Burgundy, and part OF Switzerland,
Sow TO return 70 Nerdun and Si3. Another
grandson OF Charieraagne, Charles the Bold, ac-
CURED France N the division. His line vas sue
Ceeted by the Capets. The third grandson was
Lothsir, and he acquired the Imperial crown
ard the kingdom of Italy. He also acquired
raine. and tie Mcfarland. His race became
extinct as early as SIS, and the German Kings,
rights These rights conferred, as we have seen
in Arnulph, grandson Of Louis the German
and gIeateTeat-grandson of Charlemagne.
The point we make is this-the German Kings
have precisely the same claim TO Italy, Switz-
eriand, Burgundy. Netherlands, &c, that they
have to Alssce and Lorraine, sad the former
we're a. much ''stolen" from them as the latter
were. Further, France has as good a claim to
Germany as Germany has 10 these disputed
provinces. The treaty of Veriun. which passed
these provinces out OF the Frankish Empire has
no more binding force than the treaty of West
Tbalia, which, in 15.S, gave Alsace to France
or the treaty OF 1873, which gave her Lorraine
~ l166- They were French long before they
we're German, and they have been the shuttle
cock OF EurOpea1 war tor ten centuries. Bis
marck knew their feelings when he said: 1--WE
are all most anxious to complete our unity; but
We de not wanS any people among US who are
unwil!tEg members OF the German nation. That
the AlSacians would be most diSloyal subjects of
the Hing Of Prussia IN spite of the great major-
ity OF them speaking the German language and
being o. feutonic origin, there can be no
cOubt.' Nee York Commercial
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,TONEy sTeNE u sFoNEiu


CfONEg STONE sToNEm
BENECA QUAIRIES.
The na.yland Ireestope y and n: %. are pov
sLs, STEPS, RLArI0KMs, DooRsILLs,
Also, ROUGH pIMEu0IOH STONE 10 order.
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
For Price List Tor tze, cal q once. llle
Street, or Stone YaEdy foot K sosest. Hoek Oreek.
fs01-vtsA O.W. HAYDnN. secrets
GErrYsBuR0 KArALYsINH WAITE q con
" lutsl % haye cured $500 tnSalide cinoe its dis
Souf, &rsxsl, Kidney and Urinaxy Dissssss 9ener-
Ally, Of Dyspelsis, q Liver Complaint. q Ckronic
2snstiEstion snd Disrrhse, q Heart Disease, Of
dity, De-, &c. Iany of these curec sre reported b.
Eminent ghysIciens fact worth consid.rihg By the
yict@s q euaek nsdicinss and worthless spring
;s 81 Is. g, f s ys ss.;. s..s: e e sR,2
rs f :e. ne qqS Ss sssi1's'is' 8 g
IlHrTED crArns PAINT oyyICE,.
tat, lame sdniHistrs Of JoA white, deSeesed.
praying for the sxtsnsioa q : ystsas srsuts4 3
10, epd Of '0uttipg nea!1s from Wed: = :
ltscrdsred thst tbs tsstinouy n t1s CO be closed
On the lat day OF HoyeHeer n0xt; that the time foe
Bling srgumene and The Ex9niner's report Be Tim
sa 70 The 18th gay & HossmSsr and ~ -
Any 1srson nav ssScs: sSis sxssascs: - -
MANUEL 8. Bx1hIR, SasN
euNe8 OoOmioiooW az Pohonfa.
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WOOD AND COAL.
WooD AND GOAL.
NOTICE TO no UsskEEpEas.

and - yGAiLLEy" coal sost, shies ri .,r;f
| and WEpShRssTEging about MONDAY, TUESDAY
disro.a " iew hgure, before Coal sdyanoed III
for cash onis ulrect rom the vessel at Low Pr;rs
,ort,n ohy send your orders in AT one ~ Iioe,
already engage First come, rs e .sr sedi
:. Ter In best o,.,,,sSHAR LEs 7. Y0DER,
Iss CsmeIt and Hair. oftsse. esras 49, =:
nd :,, w.; Yard, Indiana avenue. Set%.S5 IL -
md I'd srr se9-H
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DOME Up
IN STEEL kNGRAVED WRAPPER. W1rH
RAcslAILIs OF M oaxnl0AL VAS.
HOUSE. AND sIGHEn
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THE BEST PUMP OUT.
THE AnBRICAN sUBNvRovp
pouBLE-ACIIE0,H ON-FRIRXIH0
n TIE srnpLt S9RoE HunnPP. UP, ,ovr,u

TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, =
PEN-KNIVES, from 8 cents 10 III
PRINCES Loan once sales ROOM ~
suD Il l0o6 Penusy lvania avenue - Y
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voice. and the faculty of retaining his
breath for long time without difficult
tv. There is harmony in all his parts
His senses are good. but not too deli
cate his pulse is slow and regular.
His stomach is excellent; his appetite
good, and digestion easy. The ioys
of the table are not to him of impor-
tancc they tun his mini TO serenity,
and his soul partakcs in the pleasure
which they communicate. He does
not eat merely for the sake of eating.
but each meal is an hour of daily fes-
tivitv. He eats slowly, and has not
too much thirst: the latter being al
ways a sign of rapil self-consumption.
lie Is serene. loquacious, active. sus-
ceplihlr of joy. love. and hope, but in
sensible to the inpres sions oi hatred,
anger, and avaricc. His passions new
or become violent Or destructive. If
ever he gives way to anger, he expert
ences rather useful glow of warmth,
an artificial and gentle fever. without
an overilowing of the bile. He is fond.
also. Of employment, particularly
calm meditation and agreeable specu-
lations. He is an optImist, friend
to nature and domestic felicity. He
has no thirst after honor or riches. and
banishe> all thoughts of tomorrow.
Nnch is Iluicland's picture OF the
mas who may live long Very good.
Mr.. llulcland very good in SOM ON m
spccts. but prudent men shouldan'n-
hlnlsh MI thought, Of tomorrow I'm ,rr,,
that. Il : ripnt fp I.p nh means a tn
preserving health. always rem rrcom
in- that onr time. are in the han, 'are are
COL.
Coop llEALI-,nt.
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The ANCIENT RoMAN,. Mr.. Ieme'

iliE ANCIENT ROMANS. >.-Mr.
well. IN the course Of some pecul.+
melancholy New Years rchrctio
Prpp1S to sriciie, takes il ont ot~n he
ancient Romans il 4 highly entcrrGm-
ing manner. as follows:
The Iif. of an average Roman was
about ~ exalted H. that OF ,nodcrn
hrg The Romans had neither rum.
nor gin. nnr whi-kcv, n,r brandy
They hli ~ cnicr. 10 tra, np cApc-
late, no ST ar,-ihcy hatl neither ci-
gar~, nor P'pes. nor ~nnl. au tobacco
was aS unknown to them a> TERRA tlrl
Furgu.-they were unacQuaintcd with
tue hoop, the revolver. the hdberS cor
nus. and g Erie Railroad they were
destitute Of daiIv newspapers. monthly
magazines, quarterly reviews, electric
tclrgraph-. ami steam hoats-thrV
We're badly or for soap; 4 Il, t. cX-
tcni Dr. Arhuthnot', remark concern
ing Augu~tlS. not one of their T. n
pcrorS hal either @lI-, 10 hi- VII lows.
80 = -" - as 't'N ""' h'i.,i''
49, - ~ 80, = ''','''' h'F ''-'' h'
Dairymnn'~ Daughter. npr wcpt over
II ncle Toms lhin." nnl became cx-
r.t MI over an abolition speech or Il
womln'- rights lecture. they never
- " - = '''''' ~
NJ ,,,: - 81 ''- '''' u '"''' ''''
-, ''''''' '''' VI -
-,
1T IT, - .t''!' ''o'-'N -
T.
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y. ~ w "'",'N' >"' Hn""''7
''i'i7' Wv ~ '''''''',
g. ".' =. ''''''' '''N' wa "'''''' vi
N.Y." oN'i 'neir SKINS an" were ~
oan' ,nD' i''''H "'''H =, ~ '"''us I'll
''',''''''"- -''i- hc' h"r" 'i"' I,
'"- y s"'iiiaolS' aii' heat'9' ah''
~. ,V''
"1 ~ my : ~ tHe Soo' tahu
-" > ''''''-' ha'ne't' a'''i many more,
anu con l'th''' 'hey nave very p','
'I'''' ~ IT, "'''' acres oi 'c'.'S' ",'''''
i"'olo 50 iafee portion Oh 50 SNORT
g. 'I''.e',O' ''i''' y : 'iiat''l ''' Won
ut ''''' ''iele eneF sl'oul.i r. occasion
= = oPi''' '"'ntn 'or suicl''e. @no>'rac'
,,' .'p'i' man iiie an 'he tl'he ,nat :
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The Legislature.
SENATE.

samuel W. Collins.
Andro>cosgln-Daniel Holland,
Cunberland-M. ID. l.. Lane,
Chirles Z. Gibbs.
Henry Carvilie,
Thomas B. Reed,
Franklin-Edwin X. French.
Hancock-John A. Buck,
Hiram ). Bartlett.
Kennebec-Thonas 5, Lang
Joshua Gray,
George T.. Minot,
Knox,-Philander j. CarleIon,
X. y. Iorrey,
LincOln-B. ID. Metcalf,
Oxford-William w. Bolster,
Thomas r. Cleaves,
Penobscot- rho.nas K. Kingsbury, =
Charles Bunln,
n
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From Lippincoi's Magazine
Two Names.

~ FRANK sHi KBER.
We ratyed our namr@ upon tree.
Ni friend and l. when we We. g vnun.,
WIN earuc-i Jest of deed- 10 he
oi loves nnioved and song, un>ung.
The tire w.s lei led. the names wcrr rent
F'.f" huey workmen pl,ri the steel
u shai~.F ~raft tne parts were bi,ni
Larh Hti.fg upon . scp.'tsie keel
= D -liird IS n tnpsaii> all a;aurt:
ihf -f.f"'i-. ,st--fhc mans boast.
iHn t'-.t'- i-tiir. the builder Naunt-
l.itt t0nfr. 4 un an IRON coast.
The u'.lrr ''attrrr1 . 4 I'm H.
laNr.t -loWlt % irum augrY seas,
furrvcru, Me The storm - >kulS,
And iugi"rtou- a her case
one fell. whrrr frll a thousand brave
one iXe-. 10 'ht- h- ttlc. Al ne;
lunr st"rn"r >inn make. raricr grave.
pHc brrkc-tae other crumblci on
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Hous, Of Representatives.

ANDROscOGGTN. entitled to 8.
Aubnrn-GranviIlc Blake.
LeedS-Joseph G.. Gptt,
Lisbon-Edward Plummer.
Lewiston-Samuel II. Bearce,
J. :. p. Ham.
Mirot- MirshH Joritn. (gain)
Turucr-Zebulon II. Bearce,
Poland-Andrew J. Weston.
ARoosrooK entitled to s.
Fort Kent William Dickry.'
HodSdon-Joscph d. smith,
Houlton-Cyrus NJ Powers.
Presque Isle-Daniel Stickney,
Sherman-Willian Irish'
Washburn-Isaac Wilder.
CUMBERLAND entitled to Is.
Brunswick Conn Jordan, (gain)
Bridgton-Orin Bartlett,
Baldwin-.Iamcs G. Sturgis.
Casco-orin Douglass. (gain)
Cape EliZlhcth-Cyru- Cole.-
tuuhcrlaud-S nnei ". Brucken,
Falmonth-t. j. ID Dsrhprn. (gain)
Frecport-.S. /. II ihroOk
Gprhim-R,sco' g. Hurting, (gain)
x,rm ,>it t,S"cyer' (s'iW
vermont. says: -Ihav- u,rs,s. q,
.-.une i cnS tct1 rene tiil i"r hr ~
h.,-,.-- OF the Throat. B.oIshiil Tine. ~
Lug
P,,stcian- a not reror mend medicine
la, 10 nrrit-. hat they -ay ab"ut
II. FS'S LUNG BAl.SA
O. 10 tlkrn a. tact. Let all IN icied test
once.
.S.ld BIZ all medicine dealers. iv' D.
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Passengers Tlcketed from Bangor TO
Boston.
Sanford's independent Line.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Sleaner X At NiiDl\ capt. II.
J. - Kirm viii leave Minterport for
~rI---T--1 Bo-ton cveiy II t>DAl ., l. "a .
touching nj all The usual laniing- oA the kirer
and Bay.
Returning viii leave Eo.ipn for Winter ort
every FRIDAY, at ) O'Clock y. N touching a.
above.
Fa-r from Bangor 10 Bn-ton. 'iGcuiing
sfagc fare 10 IBlcrpnr. g. 90
Fare from WIn;rrport ana Buck. port 10
Hoslon. sI.sl
Tickets for sale At 4. VI Blake t,rt~ral Ticket
Once No 81 s~asEzi >sr..si. nsss tss
found p h-i Of freight from Boston.
Freight must b. accompanied hy bills Of lasiing
III dupiicags.
LOOMS ThYioH. Agent.
U.agor bee IUth les, 5lff
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Piscataquis-John @. Mayo,
Sagadahoc-J. p. Morse.
Sonerset-S. ID. Lipdsey.s
Luther II. Webb,'
Waldo-T. II. Cushing.'
Lorenzo Garcelon.
Washington-F. Loring Talbot
Putnam Rolfe,
Iork-Samuel Hansou.'
Joseph r. Roberts,
John B. Nealley.
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S155

Sud by all medicine dealers ~
c1Ss Am"oth male b. ns'n'' ,r,,,. .1,in, Q
CIJJ LpuA =, great w"r,. hEfoNf'
70 ,i..lG ir, 4 BEL ~ TIL. - Ms
n,-t >.nry, .Ipt. .e..its 3D. ~ - ",
.,I IN. dr,I in,ln H. \s.nt- 'at -rtur' itu
s!.''. Y i. 'n,r y vnt,nF p,n,,.s .hI, "as az
"a. ana VI M .irtpwL, Cbnu.
Bu" k-pprt-S. +. H'nkS'
Deer l>le-S uRusi " C,mpbrH.
Ell>w1rth-Jame~ II. Cha nbcrain.'
& 'uli,b prp-William l.. Guptill.
itncocS-Rpwland VI. Young
>nrry ->a nurl Wa~~on,
Fremont IA. G. MlIikcn.
krNNEBEc entitled to IS.
Albion -Izra Pray,
Au-u>tt-A. B Ftrwcll,.
Joseph Baker.
tlinton-Ashrr II, Barton,
Glrlincr-D. {. Ptlmer.
Hallpwcil-l>aac F. Thompson,
Litchti Id d-Oromand / S.ni h,
Pitt>tnn-W 1rren K. Lewis.
Readhcld-Gn~tavu Clark,
Nidn Is John :. Cushing.
Ea~~albprp-Orric Htw.s,
Observation-Disclosures Foster.
Winthrop-John May,
KNOX entitled to g.
Clnd"n-L " Aerm N.
Npr:hllvrn-ITWi N, II. Pdge, gain
RpcSlInd-Rpb .rt Crockctr:'
>dnry NJ Bird.
;. g .nrgr- TSth lIAfshonse,
Ihnna~tou IHred " tts.-
Wlrrrn-Eirtn >Hitb vi.
" A>h.u.t Jn-iiira.n Bliss, Jr.
LINCOLN entitled to !.
Bno'hbay- cyrus urHOtrn.
Bri>fol-Jphn Mrir>
Dl.nlri>cot -L4orJe S Brrry
+ iscco nb-iu,tin Grcculcaf
j II r>on-Jphh p. Anr-,
\"wca~tlc-D ID avid Bpyd.
" aldOboro-Isttc Rccd.
OXFORD entitled to ..
B"rhrl-l>racl O. Kimbll..
DiNllrld-Georg4 ). H,lmtn.
lliratn-Jphn &. Mason.
N"rway-Grorgc l.. Jones.
rtri--llcnry l.. Hammond.
Pnrt"r-Mp~c> ). Monitor.
Kum;ord-J. X. Martin.
Swcdcn->amua t.. Could,
Wood>tocD-Ailen Chase.
PENoBscoT entitled to Is
Afgylc--ISaac FOSTER
Bangor-James DRnning,-
''''''i
Samuel F. Humphrey.
Brewcr--Charlcs Newcomb,
CorInth--Ed,cin II. Bean. gain
rle>ton-Milc> Wilson
,,...'' ~ IN" > Men
Edlingto Harvey ID, Clark,
ENctcr-J phn Whitney.
t,'.lip'ieh-nN !, aiiu'!, arreh'
,' - 'iio" 49,, nDD,ft olfgfMl' gam
-, -, ,'" go. -I''hei~.
,.," nnI.a'' pr""n' D,
n., > iia!iiiituh'
.'',''' mo - p"riihS'
7" = p''NeT'
Prsc,r,orIs entitled to-
Barnard Perez Bunker
9aii1er' llle--D' W. Hus>ey,
S,c,n,uoc or,;,,od,
p,.h lana r
,,;at, n
Bpwdpihhtin--R. burlington,
hichhohh--J- W sounding.
'tor-eto"h heTth ". Riggs,' (gain)
SnurpSrr ar,,,,od ,os
AnSon ~ illlam II, Brown.
Fnhdpn-T- F. Boothhoy.
Fairdeld-Chl lrleS Conforth,
Navfc'd- fnhn q. id1ms,
Pittshcld-W L. H1thorn.
SNowheGfn-LcviH III. Folsom
-. Albans-John NJ skinner,
.;,,o
'''iou y =
BnlfaSt-W. p. Hartman
Belnont-George Alexander,
Jackson-James Cotton,
Lincolnvlle-C. " ehermGn,
Montville-J. T. Main,
Palerno-Janes Lewis.
Stockton-Wm NJ rGilverv.
Swanville-A. E. Nickerson,
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Several other occasions are recorded
when Jenkins mentioned particulars
that would fix his age within narrow
lmits, hence theeo ooomo 10 voaoon g
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Ereru year isscre0ses the y,ODn-
idrify Of this rHfadbfe Hair Prep
drHfiOH, Which is due to Uerif
alone. We can assure oar Otd
patrons that IL is Kept Juiiy "D to
its high standard. 0nd fO those
WhO hare nercr used IL We can
cO0fdenfiU say. that IL is the only
reiiabie and perfccfcd prepoyrr-
fion to restore s:RAS Or FADED
HAIR to its youfhJui color. max
ing IL SOFT, fmsf'Ous. and siikcn:
the scalp. by its Hse. becomes
Whife and clean: IL remOres al
erupfiOHs Hnd ddndIHt. and On
ats tonic properties prereHfS tie
hair from failing out. as IL stim-
UiHfes d"d HOHriSLes the hair
glands. BIZ its use the hair TrOUs
thicker and stronger. In bHffI4ess
IL restores the capillary gfdnds
to their uOImCi rigOr. Uhd riU
credte a nPsc gTOrfh errept in
ertreme 0fd age. II is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING:
crcr used. as IL requires [e,cc,'
applications. AMI Oires the hair
that Spfendid 0iOSsy 0ppearumce
50 much dtHiFcd 6y al. 4. 4.
HdUcs. VI. d.. State issdyer Of
pure dnd cdre/Hity selected Jor
erceiicnf GHntUy. and rOHSitier
IL 'he BEST PREPARATION J0r
lis infcnfed puTJOses.' ne pub
iish n treatise on the hair, rhich
ire send free on mail upon dpDii-
cation. trHich contains CODiIneH-
dafOry notices from cierDynen.
physicidIis. the press. 0nd others.
Wc hare m0fe the sfHfy Of the
hair and its diseases a speciality
for gears, and knOU that ,re make
the most eDerfire preparation for
the restoration and the preserrd-
fiOn Of the hair. ertdnf. and so
0cknOcieR0ed on the best Medt.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad By al Druggists aad Dealers IN Med.cre.
Price ID eIiar Per Besue.
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA. Nh.
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FINANCIAL.

The report Of the Treasurer will pre-
sent most interesting statement aud
history of our finances. Our receipis
during the lasi car have Leem S9xS.-
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Governors Message.

Gentlemen Of the Senate aud House Of
Representatives.:
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"Of subjects (my dread lege} It's manifest
You have the oldest the greatest, and the least
Thsi tor an old great a"d a lit man
NJ kingdom (surel compare with Britain can
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REAL ESTATE AT AuoTIoN.

e. SALE ON THE PREMISES-THOMAS Il
N .n SONS, uctioneers.-HandsOme Modern Resi-
dence and Furniture, No. 1923 Green street, lot 25
feet front, 164 feet deep
Un Monday morning, June 49, 1870, at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold at public sale, the premises all that
handsome modern three-story messuage and lot of
ground, situate on the north side OF Green street,
below Twenty-fOuTth street, No 1928, the lot con-
tanning in front Green street 25 feet, and extend
ing in depth 164 feet to fOur-feet wide alley lead
ing into Twenty-fOurth street. The house contains
thirteen rooms and is in excellent order through
for his own occupancy; has the modern convent
ences; low-down CRATE, marble vestibule plate and
stained glass in bay windows ana vestibue doors,
plate glass in French doors leading into circular
verandah, dining-rOOm and kitchen paneed, large
bay windows in library, verandah to second story,
large terrace lawn, which is handsomely laid out
ana planted with choice shrubbery, eyergreens
shade trees grape vines, etc, arbOr, trellis-wOrk
etc. The above residence Is finished in the best
manner throughout, and is situate in one OF the
most desirable squares Green street, being within
two squares OF the main entrance to the Park.
The street has recently been laid with the Nlcoson
pavement
Immediate possession. The present owner aud
occupant declining housekeeping on account OF a
death in the family. Tcrms-s5000 may remain on
mortgage. May be examined any day previous to
Furniture. Immediately after the sale or the resi-
denee will be sold the elegant drawing, dining
room, and chamber furniture made to order by
Allen Walton; Also fine French-pate mante mir
rOls, tine-tOned I-OCtave pianO-fOrte, made by
Decker Bros, bronze ornaments, elegant Brussels
and other carpets china glassware, ETC. Full par
tlcuars in catalogues issued five days previous to
NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auetoneers,
531 je411 Nos. 139 and 14l S. FOURTH Street.
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SUMMARY OF CHURCH NEWS.
EPISCOPAL,


The Episcopal Register is the name of new
Low Church paper, started in this city the cur
rent month.
The new edifce of the Brooklyn Church,
st. Ann s-on-the-Heights, Rev. DR.. Schenck,
rector, is gorgeous structure which has cost
$400,000
jefferson Davis has been elected one of the
yestrymen of the st. Lazarus Episcopal Church,
of Memphis, Tenn. Two of the sons of the rec
tor were Confederate officers and both killed
during the war.
The Sustentation Fund, raising by subscrip-
tion for the disestablished Irish Episcopal
Church, has reached S5OOOO not very large
sum, of which two contributors have given
900 each.
The Congregationdlist says:-There is a
good story told of Bishop Littlejohn, of Long
Island, who, when elected to his Office was
thought to be of High Church procliyities. Not
long since he paid an official visit to Brooklyn
Church est. 81 which is said to be the lit
tlest kind OF High Church, and found maze
of ritualistic ceremonies-processiona reces-
sionals, and all other kinds of ''essiOnals"-ar-
ranged for the occasion. Instead of falling in
with the high and solemn antics, the Bishop
paid no attention to them, quite disregarded the
order OF pOmp, cut the ceremony short, marched
boldly to the pulpit, and, before the service was
ended administered sharp rebuke upon the
whole performance. AS result, the rector was
affronted, and has resigned his charge.
METHODIST.
Rev. DIR. Abel Stevens is named as the pro
bable successor of Rev. DIR. McClintock, as Pre-
sident of Drew Theological Seminary.
The French Catholic Society of Worcester,
Mass, have purchased the Park Street Metho-
dist Church in that city for about $25, 900.
The Free Methodist Church, which was
organized In 1860 has now 100 preachers, and
about 5000 members. 1t has four annual con-
ferences.
Rev. Isaac Collins, a venerable Methodist
clergyman OF Baltimore, died May 25. aged 81
years. He had been a minister of the gospel
upwards of sixty years. He served under Gene
raj Harrison, as chaplain and soldier in 1872
and was ones OF the defenders of Baltimore
in 1874.
The Southern Methodists propose to adopt
the Southern Quarterly as their organ, under
the editorship of A. L. Bledsoe. LID. Party
politics will be eliminated from the ReUiel0, and
a theological department substituted.
The Methodist says that, although there 4
an attempt 10 crush DIR. Lanahan, and the Bool
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25 years, 2 months, and days to the pontifcate
of St. Peter, and the Roman proverb says that
no Pope shall see the years of Peter. Some say
that Plus intends to resign before that limit is
reached, which will be on the 2ith of August,
1871.
REFORMED.
The National Synod of the (Dutch) Re-
formed Church have been in session in Newark.
The Foreign Mission receipts the past year we're
too small leaving a debt of S35, 900; and the
Home Board has debt of $12 6S1. These debts,
which have existed for some years are strong
argument for union with the Presbyterians, who
have encouraged union by endorsing at their
late assembly the Heidelberg Catechism.
LUTHERAN
The First Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Portland. Oregon, was dedicated May Sth.
Rev. G. F. Stelling travelled $500 miles to preach
the sermon.
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ELEGANT DOUBLE THREF.STORY BRICK RE.


Immediately previous to sale OF furniture. will be
sold the Elegant Double Three.story Brick Residence,
with back building and large lot of ground So
by I0l feet in depth situate No 1903 Green street.
The house in good repair ceiling handsomely frescoed.
has all modern improvements, etc
Subject rent of two hundred
and dollars and foryfVe cents ($2O7 45) 6l7t