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At SMALL PROFITS.
DER stock Of '~ "
FINE TEAS,
COFFEEs, &C.,
which We are selling at very small advance.
TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS %
WINES, BRANDIES,
And WHISTLES,
AT VERY Low FIGURES.
= METZ6ER & BYLES.
ali sEvEETH STREET,
mh2s TT Bext to Odd Fellows Hall.
RkOwHISG . MIDDLETOM
~ would respectfully ask trial OF thefr
sas o5 ssn 5sasa; 4
finest In the market.
FINEST GUkPowpEK.
FINEST You've AYsoH,
FINEST ENGLISH BE EHIsEsT aSS11Ioss,
~ $ SSSS !5I;s;:3
=, SS g! 81 cofsfHl aIAisaaGRAAlb5 sss 81
BROWNING 4 MIDDLErOs.
Ola PeRnsyIvania even
FISH.
i: =: s nsss a.sAscss ask taAokrRrI.
ES. IS3N0MI sHAp
fs9RafSssegH!a sRi II arRRlxs.
61p11sH and s6HTiD HEBxIss.
BRowEIHG 3 MIDDLBTOn,
Ga Pennsylvanis svenus.
just rsceiysdil 900 gallons fr.tts ASTRAI OIL.
ycr rf n1vso explode. Trade supplied q NsV
show III s.s = .59DpI!. .SD...
WINES, %.
Eew foIl: Il mPrisss the best brands q o..
q! ss Sii:sss: CARTE si:asS: 0a',s.sa.
Mostt Chaudar, Green eeal,) do.
Il. Mummb" Dry Ysrsenay" do.
0has. Hsidsisck do.
Pleasant VALLEY "Paris Exposition" @.
Hsnnss,y 90. Cospsc sD:;ndy.
califoruis brandy. 0adeirs Wine,
'ne'r' hu.cs. PsT t;r. n.,.,,
Tor sale low, by
BROWNIu0 D QIDDLIrOU.
ol4 foun0ytvoufo ayon1a
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hs Fs!cR or BEKAD-fbe master baker. OF
Nashin gtOn ara GeOrgetowu A. their vsskf1
meeting Yesterday afternoon. signed An agree
me- ~ Ito forfeit - n uad-Tsell the .Titf,-
la'eG Price set for tie sale OF bread, which i
hve cent 20 the stores AMI siS cents 10 private
customer II was then agreed not to furnish
brtaf 10 any shcpkeeper who sells bread for
hNe Gems per iOsi- under = penalty o. -, To be
tssth cut OF the collateral bond or each PERSON
20 Onendlhg. Some of the bakers present re-
Is-e'i 70 sign this agreement. Monday next was
the tme agreed upon for raising the price of
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BRiSGlNG EXECUTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!" b"'k-lhe following order has been is ed
hN justice Mae Arthur, OF the Orphans Court
1T appearing TO the court that the rec1rd.iu
the once Of the Register OF Willis OF the Distinct
o. Columbia snow that there are large num-
Del OF estates where the executors or admins
sAtois nave tailed 10 settle their accounts a.
required BY Law IL - therefore ordered that
CITATION fsue against such executors or admins
traitors 80 delinquent, that thew appear before
the Register OF Wills IN the resrectiye eases 20
shoW cause Why they should not render tbei1
accounts as required by law"
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BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
1tonnd was brok. n yesterday in Baltimore for
the tubhel OF the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
Iosd train OF twenty construction ears and
y S.omotive we're on Tuesday DISPATCHED from
oaitnore to the point where the Po,oma. road
CROSSES the Annapolis and Elk Ridge road. and
IsIs are nov being laid on that portion of the
road A. rapidly as Ios<ihle " e
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PROPOSALS..
I,o ikoS MANUFACTURERS
TBE.sUBY DKPARTnENr,

Proposals for fae Irea Work q a Second Ori,r
LteAl- Hosse, 20 .. .rcst,d OF Be.isEr Point,
Teras, 6atrssce 60 GGl-es;ca Bag.
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MADAn n0ODRYp ABDONINAL 90 nsErB
iS.:i T. IS IS
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LADIES SUITS made to order from Sc up: also.
suits for Children and Misses, at q. BAum's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4gs eth street.
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MAIINI's FLORAL MAY FssTrv.r rha
month OF flowers ia always looked forward ro
with pleasure by The patrons. friends and p1bil.
OF frof L.. u. Marini, a. his Nav balls have for
most brilliant social entertainments in Wasb-
ington. His taste in decoration, and skin in
managing terIsichorean spectacles are too well
khown 10 need much commendation. His
twelfth floral MAY festival will he held at his
Assembly rooms, on Monday evening. See adj
yertisement.
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MI IxHNe AND vIeITOR0 CALL AsD 81
" "a o. WHITE SHIRTS for one dollar each.
RRiH Gle Load 0ncs Bales Room. lo0S Psnnsy
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TBE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY
ATLANTIC. DULuTH AND PACIFIC LINE
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rhe many shcosnds cured 81 this estabiishnsas
sortant GrSioai Operations performed by DR. JOIN
ssa Wifnessd By the reDcrtsr<p Of the Ssa and ma1y
nd seHn bStore The public, besides he standing -
: asnzleman q character and rssponsibilify, r 4
dEiI bi61ASD0 SPEEDIET 0uRRD. oossi I,
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IHE CoICNBIA STREET RAILWAY To nv
BUILT AT oEcE.-The iron rail. for the nsw
Columbia street railway arrived here This
morning direct from Pottsville, Pa, and tha
uee ara sieepeTs are on their way here; SO IL Il
sAie 70 say that the road will be in running
ORDER by the LIST OF Septt mber next. The work
ing force has been engaged, an acre of ground
purchased Of VIM. III. Clsgett near the B7sdens-
into for the building OF stables; so that everv.
Thing will be ready hv the time the cars arrive
i ne cars viii be some wha; like those on the F.
street line.
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i HAVE just received our new STYLES o: Cor.
sets. Also, full assortment of The j. Il. p.
Corsets, which 1 sell at reasonable prices e.
BAUM, 400 18th street, Corset Manufacturer
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

L,oR SALE OR TO LET-ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT,
abou, three aores land Pegmis Of A. AJOuRNEAY, No.
Zine street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

nor sALE-BRITANNIA WARE FACTORY AT GIN
il cinnau, Ohio. offer for sale all my Fixtures, Toos
Mouds nd ali MACHINERY used In the manufacture of Bril-
tannia (ho ow) and spoons This Is rare chance
and will be very profitable Investment TOR desirous OF
going into business West This business ESTABLISHED %
Years ago commands large trade and has gained spen-
did reputation all through tho we5t and South The building
occupied be rented or bought NY bad health hs
only season for selling MAk6AkEl HUMAN.
East seventh street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

J,OR SALE CHEAP--CoSEY COTTAGE OF EIGHT
4 Rooms; mnues' walk from cars; grsveiled walks
stabe carriage house, two acres twenty minutes Iide OF
Long Branch; easy terms Owner, FERGISoN, IL Fine
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

N OLD ESTABLISHED BOARDING HOUSE FOR
"A sale full of good paying boarderS; to appreciate
low rent. Apply al % Chambers street.
GEORGE w. Sinners CO.'S Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

FIRST GLASS MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
N Store for sale splendid business locaton well estab
lshed; rare chance. Apply at % Chambers street.
GEORGE w. sinners CO.'S Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

TOR sALE-ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
Jersey 81 miles the city, fine Farm OF % acres
highly orchards Of fine pears and vine
GOOD resdence fne stream magnificent noun.
tam scenery would divide property. Address box aas6
New York
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

AN OLD ESTABLISHED FANCY STORE FOR SALE
"A Excellent ocatlon great business thoroughfare;
trade great bargain. Apply at 23 Chambers street.
GEORGE w. SIMLRS a CO.'S Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

AT SACRIFICE OF Is PER CENT LESS THAN
IA cost of stock-A neat Grocery Store doing good
trade first class location; must be sold In few days 456
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

r,o LET-IN HoBoKEN, FIRST AND SECOND CLASS
Houses W th Nil modern improvements also large
House near the ferry suitable for boarding house or sma
hotel For particulars inquire OF 7. q. DUNN, AGENT rent
oMcc of the Hoboken Laud and Improvement Comoany,
Southwes, corner OF Newark and River streets
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
,rcT1rREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Faster Festival of the Orphans Home
ana Asvmm will he held tomorrow, in the Institution
Building at Forty ninthst. and Lexingtona'e'
The members of the George L. Irlmbie AS
socaton Of old Public School No 7. about 10 In number
ATE their third annual reunion dinner at the ST. James
Hotel, last evening =, nil,
A nublic meeting will be held on Friday,
Inr "a at D. m. at the Wilson Mission House corner
Aterre , and Elehth-st Addresses by the Rey John
Hall ID d. Rev Robert r. Booth, u. ~, anu @ .o nudren
stenben II Typg ir The recitations OF the caiiu'en
beein at D. M All persons Interested are ih'Ieu'
The Academy Of Music was crowded last
evening at the reception the list Regiment An orig
,nal feature OF the entertainment was an exhibition urn
nv single from each OF the IL companies
Dy,nnns the guests were Gov Hoffman anu san Diem'
bsrs - the Providence Light Infantry represenlayss
Of a The Metropolitan militia Regiments anu ay in th
. % ~ the re- fIIlar army. At the conclusion oil the
drn dancing began, and continued ui A'e muir
Alta meeting of the Long Island hlstoricai
soc,sv ,a,, evening in the Chapel of the Packer In'
tte. brooklyn, the Hon J. Augustus johnson read an
account a, the Nosarees, people nhabitng the noun
,i ., Central SYRIA His statements were based upon
during residence OF ~ Yeae AZ
R,r, a. United states Consul GenerAlfo Tor syria ne De
s",haJ the Sosairees as the remnant OF fhhhielan
trihe ho.e religion patchwork Oh iuosrJ anu the
Moslam aud Christian oreeds.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

The Brooklyn Water Board have decided TO repaye
Mortn Bedford and Wyheavs with the Miller Nooden
pavement
The body Of an unknown man was found heating
the River Of Ninth st. s evening lie wore oncA SUBJ
white shirt, and Congress CATERS
Henry Vogel age IS, who cut his throat and then
leaned from window Of No. % Grandst died yesterday IN
Bellevue Hospital Domestic troubles had rendered him Temporarily
insane.
Charles Davis quarreled at Peck-slip, last evening
with John Higgins ll3 Mnbeyst, who threw oyster AZ
him. completely destroying the i Of Davis WI" taken 70 'a
Psrk Hospital.
Philip Reilley shot himself in the neck yesterday
In bis apartment a. No. Mnberrys The wound not fatal
Dennis Cassidy sgs 6 Of No. lo StsnOnst, committed suicide %
cutting his throat with
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest. yesterday, over
German mechanic late OF NO. 20
effects Of burns received by the explosion
lamp The chemist OF the Board oil heah H es'
pies Of the oil
The Coroner's jury, in the case OF John Casey,
fatally Of Bethune saloon the evening of March
rendered verdict yesterday Of death the hands OF unknown per
Charles Collins and John hcGoyen we're as
Warrants for the arrest Of Paul Brodere and boaee
Concerned in the Assault were suel
Thehouse of Dr. Edward Fishblatt, No 3l9 Second
Celebration and thoroughly rapsscke
packed pander yae and bundle the robbers went OUT
noticed BY OF the ueghbOr rho M
eey pursued them They finally dropped the yas and escaped
The lesys shout $500
John s. Folk an Inspector of Customs, stationed
At Shencis Stores Jomon-s. BrOoilyn informed Health
cer Cochran H. Johnson Of the bng Eva
from lying III OF smallpox on board hs vessel
which bad inst arrived The captain Immediately seat otne
the SANITARY SQUAD placed on guard upon
The vessel All with the shore cut of and the crew
proho landing Health Ohcer Csrnochan vas fequeoa
have Tie infected vessel returned to QaArsn'ine
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

coorERon Sunday evening or inst Elizabeth Cooper relic. Of
y,ns, 'os u a.. Josn Cooper u the sth q es.,ss
ronh services viii be hell the Roseh NJ Church Twenty sev
orsa between second AMI Thirlsyes, on WedneeiaJ' "
GhLsN A.. sCSe' April TO- Mr., Sarah Gale WIDOW Of Ne
relative, end ss, the family respectful, invited attend as
ss,t MonO'e Depot for i.o and 40 traia. from oes
GRAHAM-At shswsngunl Ulster Co q, p5a,, Ami 7 Mr..
Catherine Graham WIDOW Of Dr. Geo. g. GrabaH deceased ~
haior n ne 80 year Of her age WIDOW the 6Os Hanioa
services wednesday morning b. 18th .,lo.ss a, IN.
tirst Congregational Church, NorsAlk. Cota
JENKSs-on Monday April TO- James Jenln, year Il
The relative: 'nd srd. otths f.ny invited fups
brookl'n o THURSDAY afternoon. the 18th inst, 3OeocG
LEoNARDAt Norwalk Conn. Tuesday April H. ssl eonunp
Won Ed.i Leonard eldest Of Charles T. ani Eay Leonard
The relative. q the family ,r. Invited to attend II. Dsr
Co, res,tce oils failer, on Fhy afternoon At O'clock
S s be in attendance arrival Of train that leaves Ss-
h honasy April 10 Mrs MARY Lew rec, of Ia,c lev,
hsr aass, 'Ga @ iena, Of the tmv respectfully invited 70 aesa
near IhrdA'e, on THURSDAY aferncoa a 20 ociocI
IS. "a & asfsiy GosH' o' 4Es x. Is \ yS :sss ''
The relative. and friends are sseI To .ssa the suse.
O'Clock a N. "s' 'P'" y T"
sMITon Sunday evening April Beth. c. wife o, pub, smith
for insnnent Wednesday morning. w ." '''Sl '"'"'
sNITH-Os Sunday April William P,apc opl, chua a, i
and Helen s. Smith aged year. months nd p day.
9s utf @ % a1 sce Of jacob Dsaa s m ' E e .Ss '
on Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock
sMITH-At smh,ovn: L. l.. Monday, April 10, E,alE vi.
the funeral Ceatra Baptist Churc Pcrye.on be-ss.
Seventh Behth-a7es THURSDAY, April 49, at Il clock
wARB-sgienly Sunday evening ATrl the Hon Ed-,
Ware, Of heart disease in the 5)th year OF hs age .
Relative and friends Of he m or g,o 'e;pes & n I 70 S'a a.
HApnl H. O'clock Remains to be taken to Greenwood Cemeer
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
HOME NEWS.
TUR WHATuEH
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BrevOort House - Ex-Gov. j. Gregory OF
vermont and ex-Gov. Lawrence OF Rhode Island. -
Astor Housed. c. Forney Of Washington, Col James
W0rrau OF Harrisburg, and II. g. Hazard OF knoGe
ford Of Amsterdam N. Y. and g. NJ. Diven OF Emlra.
New-Iork Hote-Capt Jeffers, U. B. n; Madane
T. NJ Bonapsrte md Mr.. c. j. Bonaparte OF Baltimore
- 50. Denis Hotel-Capt. John Goldman OF Boston
- Grand Central Hotel-Judge Iieustis OF indiana
Gen. ii. Z. Adams OF Massachusetts,, and the Hon.
Hardy Solomon OF South Carolina. 49, Hoffman House
WILLIAM j. McAlpine OF Pittsfeld, Mass, and Col.
Remington inventor Of the welknOwn rifle. =. 81.
Nicholas Hotel-Com. Babeock U. g. N; the Hon. w. ID:
Shenod OF Alabama, the Hon. r. ]. Jarvis Speaker OF
the Carolina House OF Representatives. the Hon
8. C. Latham OF North Carolina, j. f. JOY OF Detroit
Springer Harbsugh OF Pittsburgh and E. r. Boss OF Au-
burn, n. y. - Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. John
A. Griswold OF Troy, the Hon. Homer A. Nelson, Secre-
aiy OF State, Albany; Gen A j. Myer, Chief OF the Sig
nal Service U. s. A; T. ii. Garfield OF Vermont, and
G. g. Bushnell OF New-Haven.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
PERSONAL.

II. Buchanan Read, the poet painter, intends
20 emit Rom. next June for visit to this country. He
expects TO return to Italy during the Autumn
Gen. Moltke was beaten at the recent cleo
ton in seven out Of the eight districts In which he was
candidate of the Conservatives for the German farA
ment.
Mark Twain having sold his interest in
tn, Burao Erpress has gone to Emirs to live, threat
enng abandon pen-andink LABOR ior tue renhaer VI
his life
Prince Charles of Roumania is declared to
be in such perpetual dread Of that he never
lies down to sleep without saonng half dozen guards
In his bedchaInDer' d,
Oueen Victoria has conferred the honor of
kniehthood on musical Ben
nett Jules Benedict and Dr. George Evey te composer
of cathedral music.
George Augustus Sala, the well-known Lon
don journalist is the OF italian lyric artist who
sano the part heroine in The Barber OF Seville
on lis first representation In Rome.
Dion Boucicault, notwithstanding the large
rayenue from his numerous dramas. Is reported 10 De
once more IN financial embarrassment owing 70 the dis
proportion his income aud his expenditures
Mr. Ieopold Sonnemann, editor of the Frank
fort Z,tn0 and prominent Democrat, has been elected
representative OF Frankfort-on-the Main in the new
German Parliament, In opposition 10 one oi the hoths-
childs.
A London correspondent says that Queen
Victoria visits Prince Albers tomb every day at Wind
sor naces basket OF fresh flowers IT, reads chap
Ter In tie Bible kneels down. and offers up prayer that
she may meet him In the world to come
The domestic relations of Prince Napoleon
and his wife are 20 nharmonous that they will not even
Ido On the same hotel In Geneva The Princess Clo-
tide has recently removed to the other SIDE OF ne
Rh0ne. -
The Hon. BENJAMIN Moran, the United States
Charge dAaires at London presented LeutGen' sher-
idan Brig Gen Forsyth and Charles Burren Holman OF
EeWYork 10 Queen Victoria at the Drawing Room nc'd
ON the 18th nst at Buckingham Palace, London
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Watervleit, N. Y, town election on
Monday resulted In O Republican triumph. by an aver
age plurality Of nearly 400 The town includes west
Albany, West Troy, and Green Island
An Irish Republican Grant Club was organ
ized at Masonic Hall evening by the election OF the
following officers: President@Msor James Hsggerty
Presidents-Col Jas r. OBeirne and Capt Michael
ORorke Recording Secretary-C8pt Thomas OCarrOll;
Corresponding secretary-Michael Weiden Treasurer
Gen. Patrick II. Jones.
The Grant Union Republican General Com
ittee held their regular monthly meeting last evening"
at the rooms Twenty secondst and Fifth-ave Andrew
Iegeatt President, In the chair. E. H. Jenny OF the
YVfth district was elected Third VicePresident, and
Asher Barnett Of the Xth District, Fourth VicePres
dent The Committee then adjourned.
The XIIth Assembly District Grant Club
met at No 70 Avenue D. last evening James Duncan In
the chair and passed resolutions thanking James r.
Taylor for his efforts TO procure proper recognition OF
the Administration party Of the district declaring the
Grant Cub 10 be the only regular Republican organiza
80 ow In the district and inviting all good citizens
who are p favor OF the reelection OF President Grant 10
,oin them Remarks were made by Col Duganne, Henry
n aT&ueb and Others euOgizing Gen. Grant, cfltcs-
inc The course pursued by senator SUMNER ana uehouhc
ing Tammany HalI -,
A dispatch appeared in THE TRIBUNE of the
9th inst 10 the effect that "the Central Council OF the
Alabama Republican party have protested against the
o,ntment Of ex Senator Warner or Mr.. Buck, ex-Con
essman from that State any Federal ONCE IN Aiabs-
mo This protest IL Is asserted by MT BUCKS frlends IN
washington, came not from the State ~ iabie aitva
mittee but from the Central Council OF aoDie I o 90
..I noIiticsiv weak and unauthorized 10 speak IOf
the party of Mobile much less for the party OF the
The actions Of this Council sisfs @ esSyention Some
of Ws leading members have already abandoned VIE s
Organization. The protest, Il sald wa nn Of MT
BucI he having been nominated by the fresideht az
Appraiser for the Port OF MoDne'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
THE NEXT SEASON AT LONG BRANCH.

1t is estimated that 500 carpenters alone
Aro at work at Long Branch, the larger part OF
them new buildings. cottage is building on Ocean
ave- which 1t Is proposed to present to Bishop Simpson
The proposition started at the Of last season. the
LOT given by Mrs Cooper and the first subscription
f 800 made by President Grant. The building Of
cottages has greatly affected the value Of real estate
which now almost reaches New-York prices Property
the Ocean drive which sold two years ago for u an
acre now sells at 5000 per lot OF 100 feet front
The extension Of the Southern NewJersey Railroad to
candy Hook has also affected the value OF land above
Long Branch by bringing the places along its line within
easy reach OF the city. Mr. Shipper, Mrs. Edwin A
Stephens Dr. Dodd aud others have erected cottages al
seabrght and land which has heretofore been almost
yaueess being mere sand bank, now brings $500 and
t an acre The increase Of private residences and the
NrOwiDp facilities for travel Will than ever attract
easureeekers 10 this watering place. Two daily trains
run each way at present and the number will be
creased 10 five after the 18th OF May The Southern
Railroad will place the plymouth Rock on the route
.t that time In addition to the three boats already
ming and viii have daily ACCOMMODATIONS Tor 5000 pas
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
DIED.

CosKLISG-A SewOssn. on the 81 inst, Frederick O. o''''s
eldest Frederick sui Eesnors X ConklpE sn.,.
and friends Of the family requested 70 an s,sh
"Wednesday Hh inst. al 100 a fron the PresDJte"~
corner Fourth-aye aud Twenty -secondst ,,..
At meeting the Trustees ~ the West side svms al m
their Baking rooms No. 5 sIhaye Igss 80 og npathy
1911 purpose OF giving expression TO l.. he hs.
with their President MI T. Contng IN hs W 'EorIrsa yourg
Sustained In the death Of his eldest Rrcensa w.s
gentleman and Of unusus h., rer,rteA
Resord That the members Of this Bosa hs family their
President ard kewse 70 the
pnfened sympathy and heartfelt sorow .o -, ,ks.
which pleased His ndne nes 5000 he fsuer
R,sored That a. a mark of respect sc WIN ''
late Freienca O. Conking ..,.,A IN ,hs minutes this
hoIrsa h' neso r bs President mf u a.
CeRklng. .vvpytNpER GAW. N'NNA
copsryc p,oolIvu Tsesi.y ~ St, M.us
Matilda, eldest daughter q ass ns 80
Coming In The 3.th year - pr 's..a..
ssuss II tas lassI,. xuss G''a a'eS'N"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
70 tho General Assembly. to bo lold In Chicago during

70 tho General Assembly. to bo ld In Chicago during
May, resulted as follows; tt.
pymo-v Dloshz TITO Rev Messrs II n. Smith william Ahnan
- I'LL N q stupben George l.. Prcntsx
%Teaas-Tbe Rev; Mesrs W. W; Psge, J. D. Wilson, r. w.
ui,nh.orl y ID klerseder, and Chss II. Dayson.
The remainder OF the morning session occupied
the examination OF candidates for ordination. During
the afternoon statistical reports presented by the
pasors and elders Of the several churches
In the Presbytery, marked feature OF which was a
general complaint Of tho depletion OF congregations by
the removal from the city OF families OF moderate means
communication from Shiloh Church coored) was re-
ceved. asking for the appointment Of committee to
consult with members Of tho congregation with refer
ence 10 acquiring new location foy the church. The
Rev. Dr. Burchard and William l.. Dodge were appointed
sion this morning