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For Sale.

,v,rFRAME COTTAGE CONTAIN
1 y. F,ur Rooms, situated on York
\ wheeling Island. Inquire of
.." THOS. l.. CLARK,
at j. l.. Hobbs, Son & Co.'S.
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For Rent.

\'nI.E ROOM no. l59 WEST SIDE OF
nam street, al present occupied by Car,
Ming Possession given LIST OF April
WIN. 5. GOSHORN.
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SteenrOd House ForRent.

' IhOEOCGH REPAIR FOR FIRST
MS BOARDING House. Apply at the
"'.i' GEO. w. THOMPSON.
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For Rent.

~" BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
- @a...2',.in.ng OFT, Hall & CO.'S, now occu-
~ " IN. Hare. Possession given April
Any improvements required will be
FOR particulars apply to ,
.. MRS. PITTS,
..a Louisville, KY.
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Sugar.
Fish.

On III. Bis Extra No. l MackeTel, new.
~ Half Barrels Extra No. Mackerel, new
5 Boxes Georges" Goldfish, large and Fat.
100 Boxes Scaled Herring,
Just received and for sale by
no2l u. REILLY.
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For Rent.

\ !"O STORY HOUSE CONTAINING
- .'"I rooms and a kitchen, on MORROW
" second ward. Possession gwen al
For particulars apply to
GEORGE BUSCH,
Ht Market SUuare.
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BIOaters.
Just Received.

IN KEGS SAUSAGE CASTINGS,
III 25 Bbls. new No. Mackerel.
"2S Bbls. No. Mackerel, new.
o If bbls. No. 3 Mackerel, new.
d Hf. bbls. No, Mackerel new; cola
"a Kits No. 2 Mackerel, new, and ior SAFE
nv LIST, DAVENPORT q PARkS.
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The New York herald., 1871-02-27
FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED
CHURCH.
Assimilation to Christ and Growth in Grace
Sermon by Rev. DR.. Ormistou.

Assimilation to Christ and Growth in Grace
Sermon by Rev. DR.. Ormistou.
Yesterday was not very pleasant day to venture
out. even to church, and those who attended the
sanctuaries did SO presumably to worship Cod.
There was a relatively large congregation IN the Re.
formed church, In Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth
street, to whom Rev. DR.. OrmIston expounded the
Word OF God. After the choir and congregation had
sung the opening hymn the doctor read a portion OF
the catechism, and explained ana commented upon
few passages OF 1t. Then, after a short in
vocation, he read the third chapter OF Paul's
second letter to the Corinthians, giving q
running comment thereon, and after prayer he dis
coursed upon the ideas contained IN the eighteenth
verse Of that chapter, which reads:-"But we ALL
with open face, benolding, in glass, the glory Of
the Lord, are changed into The same image from
glory to glory even rs by the spirit OF the Lorl.v
The Obvious design OF the apostle I'm this epstle is
to point out the difference between the letter OF the
law which kieth and the spirit which glveth life.
The ministry OF the New Testament Is one OF purity
OF liie-growmg, earnest and bold. firm ana free.
We have here dcyout contemplation OF the light
ana Its renecton-nrst getting, then giving AMI
ending in the ultimately perfect assimilation 10
Christ The veilcd face, the faded glory. the limited
privilege OF the o.d dspensation, are contrasted
with the open face the increasing glory and the I'M
limited privileges and perfection OF the new. Under
the old dlspensatlon one only was permitted 10
enter the divine presence, ana he Moses, wun
veiied face; but ChIst rent that veil ano tore lt
aSundcr, and now
''wE ALL. WITH OPEN FACET
may enter In and behold The majesty ana tho plorv
OF the Father. III we are In bondage Christ coin,s
TO US as dellvercr--ln captivity our Redeclner.
J! oucasts and wanderers, He is a reconcer; II de-
PRAYED, disordercd unhappy, lie Is lie healer the
restorer. lhe greatest part of the work Of human
redemption Is wlthln US ana the object IS TO mako
us new men III Christ Jesus. The doctrines ana ais.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
The SHARES Of the Devil and the
Footsteps of Jesus.
THE PERSONALITY OF SATAN,
4 Free Handling Of Commercial Harpics,
Procrastlnating Sinners, CarnaI and
Effeminate Liyers, Smooth Tongued
Infidels and Wilful Liars.
The Joys Of the Heaven Above Various
Pictures by Various Hands,

fhe Sabbath inst closed has been a dreary, miser-
able day. wiha chronic drlzzle IN Inc darkened air
and with the sad music of the raludrops as they
fell from the dripping roof tops ringing In measured
and ceaseless moaoony upon the ear. ''Verlly,"
bad day TO be out in moist and muddy under
foot and damp and dsagreeable at the level
OF the chin and nose. Even the steamDg car horses
and the discons0late bootblacks though schooled
by bad fortune In the deepest aud most bitter ad.
versity, sulenly protested against 1t. II 1t had
any hidden meaning in 1t 1t must have
been specially sent by the Prince OF Darkness
TO disgust us with churchgolng. Indeed most
OF our reporters confess that they were tempted
TO grow suddenly sick, and 10 cure themselves by
imbioing pleasant novel over pipe, In COM
Portable chair, before CHEEKY fire. But they were
true TO their duty 10 God and 10 the HERALD, and
below we present as the result OF their devoted
labors the choicest morsels of yesterdays spiritual
manna-the very cream OF the logic and persuasive
eloquence and holy wit that sounded forth from the
pulpIts OF New York and Its anclllary suburbs.
To tell the truth. the churches yesterday showed
plainly the discouragng influences OF the weather.
With few marked exceptions they were dismally
empty But the select few who gathered together
10 praise their Maker and magnify His name seemed
animated with the very nre OF heavenly earnest.
ness and the name OF heartfelt piety glowed into a
VIII te heat of celestial ecstacy. Few sinners, per-
haps, were called 10 repentance, for tney Kept well
out OF esrshot but The arnor Of the godly was bur-
nished TO more perfect brightness, their convic-
oDs were confirmed, their faith butt up, aud they
felt that III goodr for them 10 have been in the
house OF their God.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

Of baptism. The contemplation Of the personalitK
OF Satan brings 10 consideration OF onr deal,ngl
with ourSeveA just aS the voice OF God iS the law
Of hOhness. so 10 tho voice Of Satan the signal q
temptation. II we had only our own sinful nature
against us, what an easy struggle we should have
But the arch tempter IL going mp and down conf,
unually, as In the days OF old, and when We least
expect t ne comes To STIR passions and blind OUT
view Of God. We must realize, then, that satan n
the essence OF temptation. nut our divine Lord
Que. He let him come TO his only begotten Son. Nd
matter now closely we may live within the grace Of
God Satan viii come to attack US. II Is through
the
LUsTs OF THE FLESH,
the qualification or our sensual sppetites that he
plots destroy He took our Lord to the summit
OF the mountain and tried TO stir up his desire Ion
love OF wealth. He took Him TO the pinnacle OF thd
temple. so he tempts u.s. His voice Is 80 cons antly
dinning our ears that we KNOW not where we are.
AT Ills baptism the Son Of God received the ineiiabd
unclon OF the power OF God. IL Is alone IN the
power OF the Divine Spirit that we can hope ioJ
strength to overcome the temptations OF Satan,
which strike into the roots OF our corrupt
nature. II tnat shall continue in you which We
have heard from the beginning-if ye have
the great God has given us In revelation
these heavenly gifts which were entrusted 10 the
people OF the Jews splendid artillery for this
purpose-ye may have them continually within you.
Let Us to-day Try to Keep prominently before our
minds the great
let us at this holy season OF Lent turn our whole
hearts 10 God who Is all loves let us cling to God.
The more He sees you devoted and determined the
stronger VIII lie cling TO you. Fly to God. and
have been true, the promised reward yours. After
prayer the Rev. D.. Haughton. assisted by MIS-
nephew. administered tho communion TO some two
hundred Of his congregation.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

or the Sun or that the wasted body wp recover It's
health and vigor without nourtshWent. II Is true
are strong
WIEN OUR srRESorH is IN THE LORD.
cheney Is in God" How, he asked, can we get this
strength from Godf We are told by the Inspired
writer mat we must .wait, for IL He then explained
at length the meaning or this significant term Of
the propnels "waIling' npon the Lord Firsllv,
es sd We IS JT s. e od hs q x 70
place, and he has done 30. II is pos
siblc TO seek Cod and not TO ind Him, and
aence aeh e apany os many who come TO chasn
he continued, Will only receive weak man and In
the weakest place. Where, he asked, ls mans
place where strong God and weak man meet. This
Is the spot where strength was given To The re-
the lips Of the Man OF Calvary. sThis day thou shalt
be with Me In Paradise" THIS, IN the words OF the
great old Engllsh classic. sis the anointcd and ap
pointed
RENDEZVOUS OF HEAVEN AND EARTn.n
The preacher thea addressed an eloquent appeal
throw themselves al the foot OF the cross OF Christ
II you pray today he SAID, pray through Christ
sSoe s 20 IN aae Gny spirit r 70 me oo q NAV ny
me word waiting Let us go humbly as snpplI
cants for the greatest faeors. Let Us place
Let rs go with n lively faith, as did the woman OF
Canaan when she cried aloud, "Have mercy on me-
U Son OF David ~ In triumphant faith she ey-
pected the answer and '.waltedD II came at last
IN Inc words. 20 woman. great Is Thy faith be II
unto ihee even rs thou w and the blush OF health
returned 20 her daughters cheek that hour and she
was made whole When God gives US this renewed
strength. he continued. how are we to use iIf Ia
communion we should put 1t fOrtn. Strength seeks
strength Ii seeks
FELLOWSHIP WITH A NOBLE EXISTENCE.
We exhibit he continued our strength by active
service We are TO run before the chariot or the
Lord. Many shall run TO ana fro, ana the know
ledge shall be increased-tne knowledge OF Gods
great goodness. We should be vigorous. We ex-
hihit our strength In everyday life. The everyday
Christian Is the best Christian. Our progress may
be slow, but let US 20 on.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
rests on the ever noating and changing sands of

rests on the ever noating and changing sands Of
human Opini0nY Let Ms
THANK GOD FOR FAITH,
and grand as this house Of Hs may be, we shall In
hearing His Church, gain the temple which Is built
without hands, OF which the Lamb is the altar and
the light the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and
end or ALL
ADDRESS ny AacnBIsuoP M'cLosKsY.
AZ the closing Of the service the venerable ArCh-
bishop made the following remarxs:-Before giving
you the episcopal benedction cannot deny myself
the privilege OF saying few words OF my sincere
and heartfelt consratuiation on the result OF the
labor or your jealous pastor and your generous CO.
operation With him. THIS church is the mother OF
80 many other churches that Ii n time she should
renew her youth and enlarge her boundaries, that
she may be worthy of the piety and faith OF those
who worship at her affairs.
THIS SPOT is HAII0WED,
especially TO some Of us here present II was In the
pulpit OF ST. Mary's and before her congregation the
voice you now hear was first raised In what may
now he called old st. Mary's. Little did then think
that shond on this same spot address you as your
own Archbish0p; but let us IN all our congratula-
tons remember Him who In taking human form
10 save the world condescended to be the son OF
MARY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
MONDAY,

that 10 requires q vast deal Of courage for one
10 take the initial steps In becoming Christian. He
knew from personal experience how dif1cult II was
for one to get up before audience and declare MS
or her Intention OF ren0uncing the world and becom
Ing follower OF the Lamb.
At the conclusion Of his discourse the reverend
gentleman requested the congregation 10 sing the
hymn OF which the following Is the first stanza:-
Jesus, my have taken.
All to leave and follow thee;
am poor, despised, forssken--
Thou henceforth my all shall be,
Al I've sought or hoped known.
Yet how rich ia my condition
God and heaven stil my owni
And announced that during the singing any who
wished TO unite themselves with the church could
come 10 Tue altar and give In their names. Several
persons avaed themselves OF the opportunity thus
0lered ana were most cordially received into the
fold.
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happy 70 Eve better interpretation. Blu, the
fact that, In

fact that, IA
rHn Jusr ECONOMY or Gop.
there Is place hcr~ and hereafter where the incor
riglble are confned il beyond doubt The bad
men Of the community are not left TO roam at large.
Social order demands that such persons as per-
sistenty prey on the rights OF citizens shall have
place OF their own. There are hel.s buit OF BRICK
and granite all over the land and In them are men
who VIII net obey the law. Now even these places
are not quite hopeless for Christian men and wcmen
10 there amt Try TO redeem the lost and Christ aud
God are there not in wrath but In sadness. ready
TO hear the prayers OF the prisoners and quick 10
celcn ths nrst sign or longing after hotter life.
Now, when We all die, all the men and women OF
this generation.
SHALL WE ALL 90 TO THE SANE PLACE
ana mlngie together as we never have done heref
The bad and the good VIII there grayitate 10 tDelr
respective places Just as they do here aud the Bible
tells me that though make my bed IN hell yet God
will be with me even there-a sad and borrowing
presence, more ready TO give help than can be to
ask n. Tins view OF The matter accords WIN scrip.
tnre and common sense. have no doubt mat aod
and Christ and the saints WI all use their utnost
endeavOrs 10 redeem the lost>ln the next wofd out
II can never--no, never-be accomplished without
The longing and the hard work on the part II the
sinner. How awful. then, are the penalties OF gui!t
The shadow that falls throws gloom not only over
life, but farther into the future than we can sec
IL Ia our business 10 stand by the right Tor tie
straight and path Is the only road TO heaven.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
PRkY,S6 FOR THEiR TATaEs.
Impressive Scenes in the Catholic Churches
Yesterday.


In all the Catholic churches yesterday throughout
the land one voice vibrated In the one form OF
prayer, 10 the one God and with the one re.
quest. Ii there Is anything in which
the Roman Church superauvely exces all
Others II Is in its unity. The order went
forth that III every church on the broad Continent
the children under the free banner should implore
the Trune Deity for protection tner Holy Father
i'll bondage IL il the symbol OF the cross before the
sword OF the Ponttd OF old times standing bare
breasted before Attlla, who called himself the
'.scourge OF Godr
When the ceremony OF the mass was over, with
choir and organ hushed awhile, leaving the People
win heads powed before the altar. piIest arose IN
evers tess4riv and saIu "Ge viii pray FOR Roly
Father In
THE HOUR or HIS TRIBUI ATIOS
a perfect silence followed. which was broken
by clear voice rcciting aloud The Lords
Prayer. The stately Latin was laid aside, and
the congregations took up the response IN
deep, fervent English. Again q pausc which the
same noise breaks with the first part Of Are. The
response now swells, .iite above "a VIII sper al
first, but ascending gradually like rising wind till
the air trembles With sound. Are and faieg are re.
peated dve times Gl0Tid follows and the people
rise and depart with hearts throbblng IN sympathy
Tor the suffering visible mead Of the Church they
believe IN ami whose God they adore.
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CRlRfH OF THE TRANSPORTATION.
"The Little Church Around the Corner -
Sermon by Father Bcuson- The Personality
Oc fSatau.


"The Little Church Around the Corner -
Sermon by Father Bcuson- The PersouaIity
OF satan.
The regular service at this church being finished
the Rev. Father Benson OF oxford, England ascend.
ed the pulpit aud taking his text from the gospel Of
the day. Matthew, w., 1-"Then was Jesus led up OF
the spirit INTO The wilderness to be tempted Of the
devD,'-sald we should never lose sight OF the
PERSONALITY OF SATAN.
That temptation, my beloved brethren, contains
within itself all the tenets OF our ancient
faith. The majesty Of eternal love seems
to stream the greatest fulness OF Its love
upon Us when the enemy comes near.
God, and the first thing that comes to our mind Is
the personality OF Satan. mt Is a truth We must
keep always In our mind. We must not think Of
him as an abstract or ideal being; we must he.
lleve hlln as among rs. dealing win US as he did
with our Lord. Many persons think OF him as an
IMAGINARY FORM OF SIN,
the shapes OF evil that he has being bnI il is only as
ception O! Satan. One reason why we iall INTO so
many temptations Is because we think we are deal
,ng VIII, an abstract Prince OF Evil We fal! into
thousana temptations because we hold Sin TO be an
abstraction. II Is because we lock upon Satan as
an ideal being that we all under the ban OF
his banciul power. Let us then consider the rela-
iiops III whicn He stand TO Satan lie Is creature,
ne IS not an eternal being (God only ~ ecina but
ms wings spread ont and around us shutting out
but not in The sight oil God as we are satan meets
our blessed Lord
IN THE WILDERNESS,
meets him as a prince, who stands In his own do
nlinlons-a territory OF large domain extending all
over the world. DO you want the things of the
WondY rake Them at the hands OF Satan; but be
sure You VIII have TO pay the penalty for them.
hthoagh ne IS the prince OF the world still he holds
ms uoMnlon not altogether unshaken. Our
Ioru Jesus christ, the son OF God, Is come among
us 10 take away the dominion or this world for the
sovereign, our Lord. But we must believe Wnlle we
are IN TINS world we are in the
KINGDOM OF SATAN,
ana u - only by forcing our minds 10 constantly
owen on lh's personality Of Satan that We can hope
10 conoat, In some measure, his constant attacks
upon us. When we come into this world we come
under hls control By baptism we shake or his in-
nuence, ont we meet him again aa revolted subjects
VINO nave gwen themselves up TO one mlgntier than
nm. We meets US as lord, prince meeting
people belonging TO him, having entire and constant
contloi over ua But We should say TO him:--"I did
peloaa 70 hoe, s;s belong TO thee no longer;
gave myself up to one
GREATER THAN TnoUr
We must meet him openly and properly until we
have removed ourselves from him at the noy altar
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