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Chipping.
EOR B 1t l II O B E.
FREIGHTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH
BILLS LADING ISSUED
1sk TO KIN
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST,
LIVERPOOL AND BREMEN.
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. December ARRIVED, steamship
Regulator.
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TRINITY IND CUMBERLAND
SCHOOL.
Am Interesting Celebration-The Annu-
nj Report.


The annual celebration Of Trinity and Cum
berlaud SUNDAY school took place Yesterday morng
49, :. m,ao
ing, at ir'n"y ouulSu' oaHei e'ee'' AN WAS vi d
highly Interesting character. The singing was
conducted by the children. under the direction Of
a. w r,m,,a. accommodated an IN. ~ o,o
Al. n IL huueu"'' teeoo"pan'eu '" VIC "eio
deon by Miss Mary Z. MoohJ who has devoted
mncb Tina and has taken a lively ip,erest in the
- "----.----
culture OIL tue pupMs' several appropriAte pieces
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Hotel Arrivals-ApriI Is and 16.
HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
j. G. Atwater and wife, New York; Cd.
Melton, Columbia; William Otterson, New York;
E. F. LttledeId, Maine; J. L. Harrison, W. L. Eek
man, New York; 3. P. Lumm IS, Philadelphia; P.
!. M. Means, Boston; q. @. Barrett, W. L. Barrett,
A. G. Basshaire, Yorkshire, England; James Bige-
low, D. F. Williams, New York; F. B. Savage,
Montreal; L. II. Donaldson, II. Donaldson, Brook
lyn; william E. Wall. Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Packard, Connecticut; Louis Jones, New YORK;
Mrs. G, G. North, Miss North, Miss Julia North,
Miss K, q. Johnston, F. u. North, ScarbOf ough,
N. Y: James P. Conner, New York; G. Wheeler
and wife, Boston; Mr.. aud Mrs. Blair and SON.,
Chicago; DR.. Van Tuhl, wife and TWO chllrren,
Rio Janerio; DR.. A. Il. Best, savannah; R. K.
Scott, w. +. Hayne, Columbia; A. G%roverman. IT,,
Baltimore; Euw ird B. Coe, New Haveni T. J.
Boesse, Frank J. Silsby, New York; William s.
Floyd, BALTIMORE; .. N. Devre, New York; Robert
Douglass, Augusta; J. Scortllo, New York; n. T.
Byrum, Kingvile.
MILLS HOUSE.
J. I. Neagle, Columbia; Thus. Taylor, New York;
T. @. Grannis, q. Barnard, Jr., Utica; Frank N.
Stone, United States; Dr. TT. Joyce and wife, A.
Ferrau and niece, Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Goodyer, New
York: Jas. Windsor, Wambald BulkIn, Florida;
Jno. W.. Lane, Maine; a.. q. Thomas, Rhode Is.
land; Chas. h. Gardner ond wife, Louisville; Rev.
DR.. Pratt and wife, W. Marshall Norfolk; VIM.
Ludlow, United States engineer; g.. 3. Barnard,
R. Connell, New York; .. B. & oher, Macon; r. A.
Blhom. Madison; WINS Floyd, B ilttnor,; F. W.
Nichols, Connecticut; Jas. p. Sawyer, Nasn vile;
{. L Foxwell, New York; ]. Gorha'n, Savannah;
]. NJ. selklrk, Columbla; %. A. Long, Prussia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
chas. spelght. Colonel J. " stewart, Portland;
Mrs. 8. A. Nash, Miss Edith Burt, south Carolina;
@. ". DingIe. Clarendon; 8. Marco, Dariin gton;
J. NJ. aumbert, Johns Island; u. G. Autwel,
RldgeYille.
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CLUBS N sTARs.-Ben. Williams, srrested
for striking Edward Brandt in the eye with bis
LIST and bunging 1t up, between I. aud 8 O'Clock,
on Friday night, at the South Carolina Railroad
depot, was sentenced to pay q fne OF IS, or 60 to
the House Of Correction for ten days:
J. q. White, a colored carriage driver. arrested
for reckless driving, and running his team up
Eing street, was fined So. aa
Two handsome silk dresses, the one 8 Mazarin
blue, and the other o pea green, have been re-
covered from thieves, and are at the Guarlhouse.
Acow found going at large In the City Hall
Park, at O'Clock Friday afternoon, was lodged
ia the station.house yard, and released to the
owner on a deposit OF 50, which was held to be
forfeited.
OF three drunk and disorderly persons arrested,
two were discharged, and the other sentenced to
pay 8 fine OF IS, which he did.
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! year, and ts increasing In favor. interest and usSS
| fulness every Sabbath. We feel bound TO bless
! God for the continued harmony and prosperity OF
THIS school, and are more and more Impressed
with the Importance and magnitude OF the sun
day-school work.
The sermon by the pastor, Rev. ]. M. Carlisle,
from eth, II Exodus, urging upon the attention
Of parents the many happy effects OF the Sabbath
school, was listened to with deep attention, and
cannot fall to be productive OF much benefit 30
this great auxiliary OF the church. The exercises
OF the morning service then closed with singing
by the children and q benediction by the pastor.
The exercises IN the evening were marked with
much earnestness among the vast audience which
filled the large church. III of the young speak
ers acquitted themselves with much credit, and
too much prai.e cannot be accorded to those I'M
der whosetcare the arrangements were perfected
for the admirable management OF the exercises.
The principal feature OF the evening was the rear.
ing OF the doral cross, participated In BY all the
members OF the school, each bringing up an'ofer-
Ing OF flowers, which were taken by the superin.
tendent and woven on the frame OF a Cross pre-
pared for the occasion, until the whole was one
variegated mass OF beautiful flowers. The singing
was finely executed by the school,, and a aigh de.
gree Of satisfaction must be felt, BY all concerned,
OF the complete success OF the celebration. The
presentation of rewards to the meritortous pupils
and the benedictlon closed the exercises.
WHO RECEIVED PRIZES.
At the conclusion of the addresses, the follow.
ing named scholars were awarded prizes for pro-
nclency OF studies and punctual attendance:
Lilly Mouzon, Jessie Ham,. Charley D. Nelson,
Robert P. Hyer, James D. Nelson, George Fergu-
son, David Walker, James VIM. Hyer, Edward b.
Earle. walter walker, Matte L.. Mood. Virginia
Ham, Anna Mouzon, Julia Begins, Hugh W. Penn
berGon, Emma P. Hyer. Wilson Miller. Lila
Beyins. John Ham, Walter Lambert, Charley e.
Norris. Lingard F. Ham, Walter N. whitehead,
Amy B. Fash, Lizzie Deal, Kennedy Eyer, Lewis
A. Nelson, Lizzie Clanton, Henry N. z. Shepherd,
Edward Kugley, Ida Ham, R6sa 8. g. Niemnn,
Augusta Middleton, Maggie Walker, John Fergu-
SON, Lizzie Stoll, Francis D. Kendall, Franklin D.
B. Bell, Walter Opell. Margaret ]: 3 entham, Lewis
Nieman, James W. Guy, Joseph B. Guy, Augusta
Tempe, BENJAMIN F. Outline, Marginal Mouzon,
Edgar Skinner, JAMIE Whitehead.
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CsuMBs.-There were but twenty-si1 con-
victions at the last term or the Court OF General
Sessions.
Green peas are selling at 40 cents q peck In the
market. Strawberries so cents q quart.
There was no business done in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas on Saturday.
Picnics are becoming contagious.
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DROPPED PROM TIE CLoUDs.-Between 9 and
10 O'Clock on Friday nlgnt, the attention or a
policeman was attracted TO an odd-looklng pun
die lying In front Of a house ia Hanover street,
which, on ex animation at u neighboring gas
lamp, proved to be a H. tie male infant, abandon.
ed oy some unknown person. The tender.heart-
ed official found himself III u quaudary at this I'M
expected blessing. but alter c0gltating o few mo.
ments, carried the little stranger to the Guard
house. Nobody CAME fur { and the juvenile wig.
rant. was sent - the City Hospital TO be taken
care of, whence 1t Will be returned TO the owner
proof or property.
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EASTER CHURCH. ELECTIONS,

TRINITY HURoH SOCIETY HILL.
Wardens-ohn witherspoon, ". b. Evans.
vestr, mp-Dr. Thos. Smith, B.E-. Evans, s. W.
Evans, Edtard Mcintosh, W. W. Finney, Or. E.
Delegats to Diocesan, Coatsation-,ohn With
erspoon, 8. ". Evans, Edward AcIntosh,.W; D.
Gailard,;
JOHNS CHURCH. wnxssoRo,.
wsrdens-H. A. .tailsrd. DuBose Eglestdn.
: .Yestrymsn-w. z. Robertson, W. NJ. Dwight, J.
II. Day, Pierre Bacot, O. H. Ladd.
Delegates to Diocesan Convention-PieSre b..
col, Z. R. Robertson.
81. 1gDz's, x~AIrKHBoRo.
w-ardens-0olonel Ohss. e. Miller, Dr.. Geo. n.
Rivers.
vesttymsn-o. P. williams, Dr.. A. F. O'Btyan,
Robt. L. Fraser.
!. Delegates to Diocesan Convention-C. Barring
or. wuhams, Colonel Ohas. 3. Miller.
TSSr. STEPHENS, FREE CHURCH, CHARLESTON.
Msrdens-Js.. r Prpgle, W. B. Smith.
g Ysatrymcn-W. G. Courtney, John Hanckel, Jas.
rsiRons, IT,, T. O. May, DR.. J. S. BUST; @. r.
Holmes, E.P Archer.
GRACE CEUKCH, o4kDBN.
! WArdeHs-L r DsaS, ]. 3. Kersnaw.
Yestrymen-J. II. DeSaussure, Ia. Young, a.
O. ssim6nd, ". Il. Shannon: J. u. Dunlap, j. NJ.
Davis, fheo. Lang.
Delegates to Diocesan Oonventlon-. B. Ker.
shaw, J. A. Young, J. n. Davis. A. q. soykln.
PRINCE FRED ERIoK CHAPEL, PEEDEB.
Wardens-Dr. J. R Sp irkman, Colonel Ben.
Allston.
vestrymen-y. J. Pringle, Dr.. r. 8. Heriot, ]. H.
Read, B. F. Frazer, G.. P. Allston, &. s. lizard.
Delegates 10 Diocesan Oonvention-Dr. j. &
Sparkman, Dr.. r. =. Heriot, O. P. Allston, B. P
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yesterday ordained q priest, at the Csthedral
Chapel, by the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch. The
ceremonies were OF q solemn and highly interest
ing character, and were witnessed by q large ION
gregaticn. We understand that the Rev. Mr.. Full
ier.on will remain in this city.
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P~sRsoSAL.-His Excellency Governor Scott
arrived in the city on Saturday evening, and is
staying at the Charleston Hotel.
Hon. Thomas Conan, president OF the New
York board Of aldermen and ex-o5fcto mayor OF
New York, Is at the Mills House.
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pR6posED FrRENzN's FEsrr

PR6posED F1REMEN's FESTIVAL N MAY
The white volunteer companies, Of this city, pro.
pose holding a festival early In the coming month,
and arrangements are nearly completed for the
same. 1t is also stated that several visiting com
panies from adjacent cities will be present and
take part In the affair.
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THE NILSSON C~oNoERT.-M,lle Nilsson, the
Incompatible singer, does not come to Charleston
alone. Brignon is with her, ready to uarole his
n apart and "Come into the Garden. Maud"
Miss Cary,s fine contralto will add to the charm OF
the concert. And last, but not least, is N. Yer
ger, the popular baritone The concert next
Saturday win be the greatest treat which Charles
ton has had since 'the Union came In"
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Tax BOARD OF TRADE.-A special meeting
OF the Board was hela at their rooms Saturday
evening, the president, q. b. DeLeon, Esq, In the
chair.
The chair explained that the object OF the meet
ing was to elects delegate to the Taxpayers Con.
ventlon, to be held in Columbia next May, and
read q Communication from the Chamber OF Com
merce stating whom they had appointed to rep
resent them.
A committee was then appointed to make Suita-
Bile nominations, and Colonel Richard Lathers
and q. Gourdin, Esq having been nominated,
were confirmed by the vote OF the Board.
The Board then adjourned.
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BURGLARS AT WoRK..At a late hour on Fri
day night, the residence No. Il Spring street was
entered by burglars. and a large quantity OF cloth.
ing and wearing apparel OF every description car.
he'd of, Without any alarm being given. The
family were all In bed and asleep, and the rob-
berry was not discovered until the following
morning. How the burglars effected an entrance
is stIl q mystery.
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The SECOND LECTURE of DR.. W. ]. Davis
vii. be- given tomorrow, Tuesday, evening, at
Holiness Lycelm. The lecturer will continue his
accounts OF his travels In Africa with DR.. Living
stSae, and will also discuss the vexed question OF
the unity or diversity OF the origin Of the human
500 =
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Auction Sales This Day.

Vim. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
a.ore, furniture, hardware and notions.
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xEITYc Az F.AI RS:
Meetings This Day.

st. Andrews Lodge, ats P. n.
Palmetto Fire Company, at sP. N.
Stonewsl Fire Company, at s F. N.
Charleston Dramatic Club, at naif.past P. NJ.
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CATHOLIC FAIR.-The working committee,
assisted by numerous lady friends, were busily
engaged all Saturday at the Hiberuisn Hall. IN the
work OF preparation for the fair, which opens
there this evening. The ten tables have been
erected and decorated. and now stand ready to
receive the articles to be disposed Of. They have
been assigned as follows. No. l, Mrs. st. Armand;
3, Mrs. Schnell; 5, Mrs. 0'Netl; 4, Mrs Hogan;5 s,
Mrs.. Dougherty; 8, Mrs. 0'Connor; I, Miss Kane;
9, Sisters OF Mercy; o, Mrs. Huchet; 10, Mrs.
Byrnes-
The rafie stand is also completed, and stands
at the upper end OF the hall in front Of the stage.
The ~interminsble garlands OF evergreen, pre-
pared on the previous day, were disposed Of In
the most tasteful manner, and now hang In .fes.
toons along the sides OF the wall, their supports,
at Intervals, being oruamented with handsome
vreaths. The dressing OF the tables Is supported
by pieces OF fancy iron work, upon which the
eyergreens, relieved by q p~rofusion Of roses, lilies
and other lowers, are woven. The table OF the
Sisters OF hercy Is decorated with cellar and
white lilies; the evergretns on the other tables
being ornamenred with pink roses and other
nowers Of various hue. The work has oeen aa
mirably managed--everythlng being done IN pro
per time, and not being put OF until the last
minute. The finishing touches on the deooratl ms
and the arranging OF the articles Will occupy TO
day, and IN the evening the fair will be ready 10
receive the lovers Of the beautiful, and all who
take an interest In the good Sisters for whose
:henent 1t Is instituted.
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ASorHER FIRE IN JAoksoNvnLE.-The Inter-
national Hotel. at Jacksonville, Florida, was de.
stroyed by IRE, Tuesday morning'lsst, together
with most OF the furniture, 1t is thought, through
design. The total loss is about SIS, 900, on which
there Is Insurance., $4,000 on the building, and on
the furniture $4,000. The Home, of New York.
had $1,000. and the balance is In the Andes, OF
Cincinnati; Y"nkers, Of New York; Phoenix, Of
New York, and the Pacific, OF San Francisco.
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The UNITED STATES CoURr.-In the Circuit
Court. Saturday morning, Hons. Hugh L. Bond
and George s. Bryan, presiding.
The Jury charged with the case Of Butcher & 90.
VI. 7. n. Cater, returned into court and inform
ed the judges that they could not agree upon 8
verdict, upon which q mlstrial was ordered.
Jury No. 1 were then discharged and the mar
shall was ordered to summon twelve tales jurors
from the bystanders to serve during the session.
A verdict OF $500 40 was rendered In fsvoro OF
John C. Galvan against John II Hall.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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POISON m THE CUP.-Diana Washington has
been examined before Trial Justice Brennan on
'SShe charge Of poisoning Nick Paugh. q colored por-
ter In a King street store, aud committed for
trial at the next term Of the Court Of General
Sessions. The poison was administered oy the
prisoner, on the 10th instant, In a cup Of gin,
and the examination had been postponed until 1t
could be ascertained what would be the result OF
the serious fitness It occasioned Nick. The latter
was confined to his bed for several days, but is
now entirely recovered from the effects OF the
dose. The evidence indicated that the deed was
done by Diana under the influence Of her hus.
band. who seems to have suspected intimate re-
latlons between his wife and Paugh. The hus.
band is not to be found.
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A CARD.-Merchants and ship-owners' will
please take notice OF the following advantages
gained by employing q competent and expeEienc-
ed stevedore in loading vessels consigned to them:
The bark A.. B. wyman, which loaded at this
port, on her first voyage carried a cargo Of 2T3o
bales upland cotton; on her second voyage she
was stored byCharles Michael and carried a cargo
Of 1900 bales upland cotton, 151 bags sea island
| cotton, which is equivalent to 40 bales In excess
| OF her first cargo.
The. ship Canova, which loaded at this port in
| November last, carried a cargo Of 10000 pounds
| in excess OF the cargo carried from New Orleans
| on the voyage preceding the one from this port.
| She was stored by Charles Michael.
The bark Florence Chapman, which has. Just
| cleared from this port, carried q cargo OF H9,175
pounds In excess OF the cargo carried by her on her
last voyage from this port, and also much larger
than any cargo ever carried by the same vessel.
She was slowed by Charles Michael.
The A~MMoS1AcAL ANIMAL: MATTER In shapes
NItrogenized superphosphate OF Lime" consists
OF the nesh containing ten per cent. OF artmonis)
and the blood containing fifteen per cent. OF am.
monIa) OF beeyes, horses, fish, aud other animals,
after the expression OF the oil and fat by steam.
Klnsman & Howell are agents for the State. m
BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, al. 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan should have his card printed on
his envelopes
To CLOSE out our stock. Of Tenpins, Tool
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. 18l KING ST., AND HAsEL 81. BAZAAR.
ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. MOVIE
A NEW LOT OF mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
ouires for Soc, at the basel street Bazaar and No.
lsl King street. oet1o-mtu
BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., 81
IS, Sc so snd So so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
CRoQuET! CRoQUEr!! CRoQUEr Him
mense reduction in price |! The largest Field
Croquet at "a.
HAsBL STREET BAZAAR N No. 16l KING ST.
mar22
THE ATTENTION OF wAroH-BuYERs is called
to our large stock Of Walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
W. CARRlN0roN i Co.,
marls No. 256 King street.
-
AT Cost /! AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
BASEL STREET BAZAAR.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EYER!
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 80 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
So cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea.
tner bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
u.spr or RlZIlR Ann No. 1871 KING ST,
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IMPROVEMENTS BEGUN AND PROJECTED
Amoug the lots disposed or q few weeks ago at
the sale Of the lands belonging to the Plnckney
estate, we're those comprised In the squsre bound
ed hy the Mount Pleasant Ferry wharf, Union
wharf, the river and the lots on East Bay. This
unpromiaing waste OF marsh and mud fell into
the hands Of several persons, who have determin-
ed to improve the properly, cpd the work has
already begun. A new building has been erected
on piles, and the pie-driyer Is at work laying the
foundation or others. A large number OF RATS,
composed OF palmetto logs and other timber,
have been noated into the 50 rare at high water,
aud with them u substantial bulkhead is already
begun, to extend from Union wharf to the old
Fish Market on the Mount Pleasant Ferry wharf.
The bulkhead is now n e.third done, and will
be finished next week. It Is made by lay
Ing the palmetto logs horizontally, IL the
shape Of square pens. which are to be filed
up with earth. The old steamer Caldwell, known
to the reconstructors as the Charleston, which
has been used for the past Two years by the own
er, the well known fisherman Leslie, as q terra
DIN yard, Is now being cut up and removed IN
accordance with notice given by the owner OF the
land or. rather, mud on which 1t rests. The OBJ
ject OF this Is to make room for buildings which
are Intended to be put up. It Is said also that, as
soon as the bulkhead Is finished, O new pier Will
be run out to the channel OF the river, to occupy
the centre Of the open space between Union and
Mount Pleasant Ferry wharf. The average depth
of water at the former wharf is about fifteen feet
at low tide, and the projected pier, when com.
pleted, will be one OF the most capacious, and
will offer q safe berth to vessels OF the largest
dimensions and deepest drafts. There Is q
good distance ahead, but the energy with which
the work was begun, and the Activity with which
1t Is pursued, have already effected great changes
In the appearance OF the locality, and promise
not to fall short OF anything projected.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER TEAM EYER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Lea
tler bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL ar. BAZAAR, AED No. 161 KING ST.
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N OFFICES.

FRUITS VEGErABLgs.-The attention OF
those Of our farmers who. raise produce for the
Northern market Is invited to the card OF Messrs.
J. ]. Frenzy 4 Co., Of New York. to whom con.
signments may be made With advantage.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., 81
IS, Sc so snd So so per thousand, according te
size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH:
interesting sunday-school Celebration


The anniversary exercises ofSt. Johns Evan
1elical Lutheran Church took place yesterday ar
ternoon at the church, corner OF Clifford and
Archdale streets, with q result highly gratifying
to the teachers aud persons interested In the wei
fare of the school. The exercises were opened by
q chant, the s.Benedicite,' sung.ln the most beau.
ttful manner, after which a selected portion OF
Scripture was read aloud, the pupils and superin.
tendent alternating each verse. The Rev. ]. II.
Honour next gave q prayer, and the anniversary
HYMN was sung by the children, followed by the
addresses varied by hymns:
l. "Hope OF Heaven by Master Otto Corby.
8. eChristian Education by ]. Bachman Has
kell, Esq.
3. 81 VIII by Master @. J. Tiedeman.
/. 4. "LooklRg Ever on the Bright Side," by Mas.
ter W. ". johnson.
The Youthful speakers all acquitted themselves
with much credit, the address OF Master Tledeman
being delivered with extraordinary clesrness and
mower for one OF his age. "Chrlstian Education, y
BY Mr.. Haskell, was a we'll written paper, and was
listened to with much interest.
A trIalogue was next spoken by three very
small boys-Masters Julian Smith, Arthur John
son and Charles Richardson, on. the subject Of
earth and Heaven.n The school was then ad.
dressed by James q. Murrell, Esq, on tn subject
OF "Spring."
After q hymn, the report OF the superintendent
OF the school was read, showing 1t to be IN q most
nourIshing condition, and numbering 2ss pupils
and Sc on1cers and teachers. A number OF prizes
having been distributed, the exercises we're closed
with a hymn and the benediction. A large mum
Der OF the friends and relatives Of the pupils were
In attendance. and great interest was manifested
In the proceedings.