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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-10
Proposals.

NOTICE to DEALERS in STATIONERY
STATIONERY per the following schedule will be received at The
once Of Che Secretary Of state at Des aone Iowa. until the 10Th day
On day. such proposals up
responsible bidder bidder the parties contracting the Of the
State eng The night let the contract parts different bidders
PcPoss: accompanied ey sample. q the article. to be fur
Of State before the ninth day Of October without claims for
B S furnishing Ps sH nS S'f SS1 5 3a per pou Samples o,
paper must contain not les than 81 sheet and have The Tss Per
packages Pe 70 whom contracts are awarded will be
ful performance thereof -
$500 Reams Book Paper 54I58 iDclea
Is Reams Check Polio.
2S - R ses%s R Pg@y;
100 Reams Flat Letter
l2OOO Sheets Bond Paper 1911 inches.
Sheets Bond Paper l6I2l inches
50 Resms Record Legal Cap
2O0 Reams Congress Letter.
100 Reans Packet Note.
200 Reams COmme rcisl Note
10 Resms Manila Paper
~ Reams Envelope Paper.
60 Dozen BlotiDg Pads
20 N n E EDveIope. i men
IS u EnyeiSDes i 10 inch iSth
Envelopes, Congress Tie, assorted s,oa
u Dozen Cusbings Manual.
% Gross Lead Pencils best quality.
800 Gros Steel Pens
10 Dozen Quart. Writing Pud
., 8 B Bo.en No No s, cstnine'
% Dozen aucisge Bottles Brushes
10 Gross Elastic Bands assorted
e Dozen Dozen sSSo p Red r rese f a
20 Pounds Rubber Eraser
n Dozen Congress Knives blades.
u Dozen Gold Pens, best quality.
is Dozen BANKER Cases
10 Dozen Portfolios.
~ Dozen Paper CATERS
acS P Po"aa. Fisl T siss' ...or..d are.
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Conntrp Real gstaie for Sale.


AT GREENWICH and RIyERSIDE.-C0UN,
prices fronts J. W. ATwATER, Riverside Station,
Greenwich. Conn.
AN elegant SUMMER RESIDENCE, on the
bank seneca LAKE near Gsnevs " Fine r s%s .,s S g
S eaa S sPpy 'i'H'' FOUNTAIN E%a
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT AT SARA
TOGAThe residence Of the late Hon George Briggs
offered for sale terms to the purchaser and possession vi"
f EeR beautiu place known Wood Lawn and situated
few mbnts drive Of the principal Hotels SPRING. Dwelling
n1e Al. s SS condition S The IaHa u1eT good state
son well with fruit and berries the fences are orders and
plenty %GS 10 VIM sE&RSG son Real Estate Agents
An o s a f S%as or $ No. 20 rear
FIRST-CLASS BAY VIEW RESIDENCE in
Az @ H. f .d " t at fs beautiful f a.
tBce Of N% Pnp Rowland f. SITUATED nHd on the fG vs. sr5
M Bay within hours BY railroad Of Boston PIoyeD1e or Ss%
resort for Autumn combining oil the advantages Of sea bath
ing boating fishing and fine. anchorage for yachts every way
to any other Of England complete an ITS .fra9es
The premises can he examined by calling between ano CLOCK
p IN. until sale.
EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE, for Brooklyn
Houses vacant Lots lightly ncumberd the be-, Fruit and Sra.
grated and fall bearing Apple and Other f Tree Of The choicest , wa
'' No II Pnest, Room o
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for NEW YORK
outbous &c neyefing stream running through the ban
falls situation elevated
view Of the surrounding country need apply Address JAS
q BRADY. Clntondae, Ulster County N. Y.
DOR SALE-At White Lake, neat COT
TAGE 10 Immediate possession given. Address JNo
B. WILLIAMS, White Lake ~ Y
THE
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY Co.
oeeT o actual settlers - -
10000 ACRES Of the
Richest Farming Lands In the World.
So to s. per acre-l0 year, credit
Per ,,culsrs u.sps nd n address
ISAAC GOODS0W, Land Commissioner
Eeo,ho Fab. Kansas
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

oopr oF KEW YORK. -
CLEAREEpD.,soD Hovlard Aspi1Ta1C
hp Par.guay Cr) waaSSs IL B CouystC Go w
ssss%sSp 81 Louis, whehssd Ssse.tOa II Mos1'
saeamsnp 49, Dosre Phls1sf lIss6a VIA F. Clyde Co.
s.sSiS Ann Ebla RohsTSs PRIhiepbia.
Ssrship c Wsker s%ske Bremen, oti,ns w., IL Nal.
Steamship Wese s6t ", G Ellis GA'es'0' ''S
~ "kCo l., Euriiei w-oLlesns Fred bASe''
Steamship hay Moore FernsnoSSa S w R Garrison.
sSip San Sasstof M savannah Robert lowden Io
steamship HSni,s Freeman Wilmington n g. D"iii0
e. .,., Roberts. Richmond se washington q 40
STEAMSHIP S &C. 81 Bowrne SOrOi, &c oo D''l''''
se-D''' .. Winter. GEORGETOWN D. c, Gee. B. MeHes
kteamsoap ra,v Nichols PhllsoelphlA
etespsthllP rsspk Pierce Ph.adelphis , MI
stesnship S.,tnps BAKER Boston H. gmoot. . uoca
stesmehp nePeSs Rector Bedford, Ferguson noou'
steassp sIs I'M MACK. MirSmich, Boyd haSh r.
thp - ~ Cbsse Daya London. james W. hNe T.,ns
BAL g9 S,t sNd George IN Gil BalAseyes sen "enO'
o Bcckmann ~, t,.r s,s,,in wenat Tetens Boekmtn,c
bst n NJ Npt (Erl Loolhs Hamburg j. p WIFE,! Fspeb
a. IS1ed SorS), Olsen, Cork or Falmouth 'O 0''''
sdye 10 Rieb., Walsh OBI Herbert COrk or Falmouth
s. PesIeS 19,so No s SHIN a. Tessp Finland Fun'o ~
Co 90 o,. rso,v \ Iorald stettn Funch B1ye 4 %
Ps,s H,Tret Hover Bremen C. Lahng Gefp ne WoH6 Co.
Bari j. Cummings OBJ look" sy.. s.S'I III KoCp
Ran Coluub bus q. G) hder Bremen d. T
Bsrk speo1we Patten CadiL ~ U.,s, Te,ens Boekmann
b. n,rgretLa OBI Bosch. Stetp " ehIN uonsbton
Bhg MssEe SBr SaP esnsoS Annapolis s. J. whitney ="
Bns Belle Of The Bay Sces lndi1pOs q Loud Co
sesi Henry Zee et ma Seorge.owp Bentley Miller 90 "a
s g., Minnie Rspp6er Weeks, Philadelphia b"'' '"
81, Hattie Elen On Boston
seST TsS 5 BssSeasnn (Br Roberts ASao0 'A"e'
schr BatA sSors J RS,su H.Iowel J. weinberg
schr hnnie II ~ Gre Gregory Boston H. P. Brown Co
! w sifI 4usfir-
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Countrn propertp TO Eft.

ITO RENT.-GO to Crescent Beach, near East
il LYME Conn., rent bny a COTTAGE. Fine views. fishing,
hosting bathing shooting 500 II. b. CRUTTENDEN BARNES
CRUTTBNDBN. 335 Broadway
rINO LET-At Tenahy, n. j., hour from City,
COTTAGE, 10 barn fruit we'll &c Rent moderate
N. A rutland. Co, Beekman-st NJ !.
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oiluallons mautso--female

"A s.s I'D s,iis S Employers of SERVANTS
nssr sEsT hSs 3 ~ An 1ss for
, s-Pro,s.taut: Nd c ssssAa l2 No delay Come
FisaSSIT FsE. Female SFR I;1t - =,
Goo. from ASsnesp ' fs. ssssds os.Sso,, supplied
EOOD e, :, esr@.ss sssss and in5 "'0sr 'ese
Nds.a s., FE s1 Servants at Mrs HjId,.
SUa@ER HOUSES Hotels Roa sss,s md S.H.ss..
ss; sH .sS g. pSa Vi, boarding oar ing houses
'''T "'''s Is tss sls.;.l Sss..dsy 4 wliSEss
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COLONIAL sEckKTAkY, OYYrs May q lS7L
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Th Govern

COLONIAL SECKEThkYs OFFICE Nay 70 1871
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-TheG Govern
~ meb Of Prince Edward Island will until 18th July D.I
TENDERS ami equipment Of RAILWAY Of Affect
inches gauge Csseumpec Georgetown distance Of bou 2o
miles. -
bearing per payable half yearly rdenabe in
yeAFs .
Of tender and other information
Engbes Ofe ChsotittOwD af 10th
June
No tender be recognized made the printed form
The bind themselves 70 secep % o"ttt CT any
Tender, will be received for either whole distance from Caeunpec
u Georgetown or IN three contracts iolo",
Chaoeosu summernde, with Station Houses and
Wharves st both places ~, ..,- - N.Y.,
Al GeOTgeOsn -
Bummtride CAssunpec with Station Houes and
Wharf 81 CaseomPec. T. HEATH HAVIbhfD Vol seq.
OVIcE LTeHr. HoUsE BsaNsHS, TnISD DnTmcT
TOsyKIssvLIE N. J.. June ~, It'll.
PROPOSALS for BUILDING FOUNpAIION
Il and PIER DWELLING and TOWER, for Lighthouse on
habhes Point Providence River, Rhode Island L.
Separate ssed proposals duplicate accompanied BY gnsfm
Duplicate printed copy Of this addressed 70 the gnot
gnsd ndofssd envelope Proposals. building esbps
Point Light will received this once until Of July 81
ISL
LIST and labor for building foundation and pier Of
and I'd for materials and labor for building
dwelling out ssbe Point Providence
River L. according specifications he tbH once
or farnstsd TO bladen sppBcsllou therefor
which demed
s reserved j. G. WOODBURY., Lsut Col of kngiDeers,
= kns.ssss ThArS l. T. DsetsA
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Orean 6tedmcre.


limited STATES, NEW -zEALAND, and
" AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
I side wheel Steamhhrs
NEVADA. q 900 tuBs EhBRAs
DAKOTA 24oO tuns SANTIAGO DE CUBA. 1900 uns
dispatched San Frneco noon on
WEDNESDAY, Jone I'll, WEDNESDAY, August &C.
WEDNESDAY, July ~. WEDNESDAY, September 10,
WEDNESDAY October II,
with mails passengers freight Honolulu Auckland Wellington
tteton snd Port Chalmers connecting AZ Auckland and at Port Ch
ne with steamships for Sydney Mbosrn AID all tie other principal
ll4 Market ST. san Francisco, Cal
orb w. H. WEBB
- Ereharce-plaee.
ENMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
hvhPoOI-Roya Mail Steamers appointed n sail az follows;
hBhhSs URSDAY, July lJ =.
NV ~ LDMDOh SATURDAY. July 70 IN
ry Or W, ~ mhtp .IHUkSDAl Jny ~ Pm
VII VI July y "a m
And each succeeding SATURDAY THURSDAY from Pier No. IS
North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN s7s srEE aasGTS ~ '.."ssao
TO b.Ga'h''''''''.''' 80 80 To London. -
i"Tdns ':''''';','.' w To Parts 50
Passengers also forsried to Hayre abg sweden and
Denmsrs. at reduced ats
TeLeean be bought here moderate rates. By peOn wishing
send for their friends
Por further infonnauo apply at the Compabys OTce
JOHN g. DALE. Agent 80. is Broadway NY
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship RIIIN Capt G. MeyeB will SATURDAY
July IS from Bremen Pier fco, IhnsL Hoboksn be o
Steanship FRANKFURT Capt j. Barre THURSDAY july DO
PATRS OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE, AND BREMEN:
Flrst cabin
Second cabin.
- -''' % BToai-st
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ARRIVED.

O,,, p,sn IN G Never Bremen June "a, via Southampton
- I1niss ana 73l pass 10 Oelnchs l. Co
steanshp Georgia Crove Charleston, July D. With ndse Ano pass
q Henry Morgan 4 Co u, ~, = - x.aso .ra n...
% Atlantic Mail steamship Co. -, -. q, =. o...,.
seemsp Ayera II Messurer Liverpool June ~ va queen
- 1s In r5se and 7OI pass C. @. FrADekyn - .
steamship Crescent Oy CoN NeSOHeAhs1n Ano ne DAT a.
sap George Wsshnrton eager New-orlean July 2 with dse
.pd SO past 70 II. B. Cromwell Co. .
ss9,sp Fsaoons Bragg Portland with mdse and pss to j. p
Ano $500. ~ ~. - H.. ~s,A -. .,d ,.,s
70 CAsres |. Wight Co ,,,, al, ~ -,
q. TYtSsn u5fs1G NO ~ s,y-A sSS
slp lueston a. CD ROTen, Hamburg MAY g. with nde and
SIN Rbsr8 BY Lombard June 20 In ballast to Dear
& 6pso tof Boston, whemOre Arroyo p r. - days with
.,s aIo S ca s Rio Grsnde do Sol 50 days with hides
Brl Henry Buck O SesrpOr, Nichols Cay Francis IL days. M'n
sOgr 49,, p "a. &c a.. ,A ri,s
BIG Annie Vail o Weymouth, N ST. LadaS, Veques r. H. 10
savs vth
Bbs Gip.T 1Dab) Bernbaum. New Haven, in ballast -
BrS Rysryie o St john " B. Kea Providence, IN ballast
Bns Boston, Rich. SeSport -, -.
sesi e Dorr of Br1ham) Palermo 81 days with fruit
schr Arbur Bra1o 25 DAYS with hides and WOOL
sor Lo Feweng (of and from ST. John n b. 10 days with
lumber
s'UfA
r UBe Tom ADDISON Look Jacksonville days with lumber
Warren Roberts Newbern days with shingles and naval
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULL-POWBRED STEAMSHIPS.
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE " ORLD -
OCEANIC ARCTIC, FACIFlt.
,STIC BALTIC ADRIATTC.
5000 tups burlen-3.OO0 b. D. each.
Sailing from SATURDAYS from Liverpool on TIKI ~
DAYS and Cork IIarbor the DAY following
ATLANTIC Capt Murray on SATURDAY August s. at 9 a. m.
OCEANIC. Capt Thompsop SATURDAY Alg H. at 3;oJ m
BALTIC, Aug -, To follow.
From the White Star Dock. Pavoua Ferry Jersey Cty
Passenger accommodation for all classes vailed combining
SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT
Saloons smoking room and bathrooms ~ mnP %
ton Surgeons and ewaesses accom- ANY
these
RATEs-saoon $40 gold Seeage. $50 currency Those wish
ing TO friends Old Country obtain steerse
prepaid certificates, S33. currency.
booked from all parts or America Fa aVu
Norway Sweden, India, Australia China &C.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from I'll upward. 80 c,.
For inspection plans and other information apply al e Company
Offices No. 10 Broadway, NewYOrk J. H. SPAthS AGENT
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5ftamboats ano Railroads.

DPP.lrAsoW y A y ! and NETWORK s. S. Co,
-, IN 'o Leses every MONDAY and THURSDAY at NJ
unir &C., an Beakvstsr Delaware Railroads
10y "hDNfNDAf and SATt EBAY Al m ar on ARRIVAL
- e 4 For passage and fregb, apply at otee o. ,Se Der
L q
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EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICII-Ti n
- ,,s ~ y ,- sIaaOat AERICUs leaves the Dot n N
49, ~ ~ ~ IEkNopN1 ~ 30 snf Tbr-even,hs, Al a.
a.. m. 80 VIVA S~4 N"tAseh al I'D
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Ps,enon N JAt Asetiop, 90 WEDEEsDAf July ~ Is.I ,
O'Clock NJ Al the Psnhn House the CITY OF Paterson eg l
CRY LOTs spsy asA.sd The corner o. Paterson and hSa
Mse tosfhsr bans two stories and s'be Hroi
on. bneh building STORIES bne bnidns one ,op
IlOra5 and three bvbg steam engine oe
po., 10 ira rate order tubular ters sess nan shAhx
L Terms '~-a s ssaa no s SSsiia.
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At GREENWICH and RIVERSlDE.-COUN
N TRY SEATS FARMS and COTTAGES oT SALE; all Sizes sn
prices; several shore fronts j. w. ATWArER, Riverside station
irceuW COun.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

OUR LATE Snow which left us on
Monday night lasted nearly week and
during that time every body seemed to
be alive and going. Friday and Satur-
day were unusually busy days for the
business fraternity; the sleighing was
magnificent and at all hours the merry
laugh of parties and jingling of bells was
to be heard Many amusing things
transpired which were to the lookeron
very Iaughable. We might mention the
mishap and embarrassing predicament Of
the City Mayor on Friday afternoon. but
will refrains Saturday the students of
both Colleges were out in force and we
noticed a dozen or more ''Sem's" com
ing down on foot from north Delaware
where unfortunately their sleigh had
given way and they (guess they were
Seniors but all had their faces veiled)
with their preceptress were compelled to
walk back to town much to the delight
of the boys who had congregated on the
corners.
On Monday although the snow was
fast disappearing. many parties were or
ganized to go to Marion, Marysville and
other adjoining towns. Being one of
party who went to Marion, we would
like to give our experience and are only
kept from it by the fact that words are
inadequate to describe the time and
many incidents that transpired on the
occasion. Before leaving Delaware the
horses became unmanagable and sue
ceeded in breaking the tongue and
necessitating US to procure another
sleigh four first sled still lays near the
Court House sadly in need of repairs)
We of course took Marion by storm and
stopping at our old Delawarian's Zoe
Cochranss) Hotel, we partook of the
sumptuous supper got up by him for the
occasion and came back to Delaware to
find the snow gone, and to see the other
parties coming back in wagons, carriages,
&c, from different points
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03
For the Delaware Gazette.
DONATION VISIT.

Quite large party Of the friends and
members of the A. M. E. Church met at
the residence of the Pastor, Rev. R. F.
Hurley, on last Thursday evening. The
object being to makera donation to the
Pastor numerous Contributions were
brought of potatoes, pork beans, -four,
sugar, coffee, tea and many other ar
ticles of family use.
The party was under the management
of Mrs. P. Mendenhall. Miss. Anna
Madison and Miss Hattie Medmore.
About nine o'clock the contributions
were presented to the Pastor by F. D.
Merritt who said
Reverend and Dear Sir: It affords
me great pleasure to have the honor of
presenting to you these articles, in be-
half of these dear friends, together with
the members of the church. We hope
you will accept with them our best
wishes for your future prosperity, both
temporarily and spiritually, and not only
while in our midst but in all your subse-
quent life.
To which the Pastor appropriately
and feelingly replied eturning his hearty
thanks for the gifts, and his good wishes
to the donors. M. A.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03
For the Delaware Gazette.
THE DELAWARE JAIL.
ON re w.. Ianuary Il.


On THE WAY, January n, II.
Eds. Gazette: This morning, while
waiting train time, our mutual and
worthy friend, DR.. Williams, kindly ac-
companied me to your Jail. Like the
many and beautiful private residences
found in and around Delaware, the Jail
has very desirable location. 1t stands
on the crest of a hill, and not on low,
damp, cherries site. This, with the ex-
celIent arrangements for light and ven
tilation in its construction, secures health
and cheer for its inmates. Pure air, gen
uine oxygen, and the light of the sun
are common blessings to which all men,
in Jail and out of it. have Divine given
right To withhold these is cruel. and
damaging to all reformatory agencies
bearing Oh the Improvement of prison
ers.
Your Jail is built to hold its inmates.
The old jail bird, or the new conner, af-
ter the premises are surveyed, must feel
satisfied to stay as far as the hope of es-
Gaping is concerned, and this is an i'm
portant point gained. In our rickety
old, and some of our new jails, plans to
escape become a maaia with the prison.
ers they are restiYe. and Imprisonment
.
nothing but how to 4zork their way out.
Your massive, compact and strong walls
settle the question, so it can never be a
disturbing element in the thoughts and
plans of the prisoners.
You afford the opportunity for each
prisoner to secure personal cleanliness,
and this is no ordinary reformatory
agency, and if every man will do his
duty, filth and squalor will not be found
poisoning the air and disgracing the
prison.
We found four men tenants of the
Jail. They were in the hall, free and
easy in their social intercourse. AS
saw the well lighted cells, I could but
feel there is the place for. these men.
Alone and thoughtful they might consid-
er their ways and seek a better life, but
allowed this large liberty, 1t IS just what
they like; it suits them and they really
enjoy such society, tho degrading and
corrupting in all its influence. This idle
life, this free, social converse, with food
and raiment, IS the chief good with
vicious loafers and desperate criminals.
But keep them separated, with an en-
barge on talking give them good books
to read, and occasional visits from
HulAldllE dtlQ AGAl5iOlS lAACidNAS WIZ 1ell4
deal discreetly and faithfully with them
then confinement in your jail will be
dreaded it will be felt for good and not
for evil. A few years ago a murderer
nineteen years of age, just before as
cending the scafold, said to me: What
finished me as a criminal was three
months in jail when was about four
teen years old what l did not know of
evil when 1 entered knew when l was
discharged. Talking with the prisoners
and hearing their stories brought me to
my DOOM. If the social system in Jail
life could be broken up and solitary con-
fnement substituted, we would not have
Is, 900 men, women and children as the
daily average of prisoners in the jails,
warehouses; and reformatories in the
United States.
B. w. CHIDLAw.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

THE CHURCH MEMBERS MANUAL; or
The Church and the Church Member
A Handbook for All who Love the
Lord and the Habitation Of His House,
the Place where His Honor dwelleth
Rev. c. H. L. ScHUETrE. A. NJ,
Pastor of the Lutheran Church of Della
ware, has prepared compendium, with
the above title, for the especial use of
protesting Christians. 1t comprises 200
pages and is divided into two parts. the
first treating of the Church in its essence
and appearance, and the second of
church-membership, its duties and bless
ings.
The object of the volume is to assist
the Christian and the Church in the
warfare not with open sins only, but
with apathy, slothfulDess and neglect
Another special object of the volume. is.
as stated by the author, ito be a guide
and help to those who indeed love the
Lord and His Church, but whose love is
not always according to knowledge"
The blessings as well as the duties of
church-membership are Pointedly stated
and illustrated by appropriate citations
of Scripture. The volume abounds in
comfort as well as instruction, in prec-
ious assurance as well as wholesome
lessons. and will prove a valuable aux
iliary to all who would cultivate the
Christian virtues and graces.
Published by Schulze 8. Gassman,
Columbus. and for sale at the New
Book Store.
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Richardson's New Method
ron THE PIANOFORTE.

observes our hearty recommendation
n. y. Musical r view. UneNceptionable
In taste and STYLE" Dwightis Journal
ssEsounyl est, ulaarest, best book for the pi-
ano. Phil. Eve. Bulletin. "Wiu super
sede every other OF the kind Worcester
Sny. "hOssesses merit not claimed hv oth-
er works." Cleveland Herald common
sense, plain talk, aud hrevity." Boston
Journal. Presents many new and impor-
tRnt IDEAS NY. Tablet
NO long dry lessons nor we0risome eNer-
eises, but AprlGhtly Studies throughout
and Gharmtng Melodies tor practice at eV-
cry step, It as nl that can be desired. Price
$3.50. Sent postpaid.
OLIVER DITSON & co, Poston.
CHAS. II. DITSON a. CO., New York.
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cHuReR pEREeFoRY.
METHopIsT.


William Street C7aaFge- VIM. st.. bet. Main
a Franklin D. d. Mather. Pastor Preach
tng az II = m and 2; M, on Sabbath. and
Young Peoples Meeting at D. m. sunday
School at 9. Prayer meeting, "Wednesday
evening.
81. P1ug's-HflI St, between franklin and
Washington. J. 81. Creighton, Pastor. Ser
vices same as above
East Delalcore-Corner of Hammond and
and Oak Streets. ]. F. Kennedy, Pastor.
Preaching each alternate Sabbath at D.
m. Sunday School at 3. m. Prayer meet
ing as above
Ge7yaaa-C Corner HiII & washington SITS.
Geo. Schaal4 Pastor. Preaching at l052 and
z. Sunday School at 9, and Prayer Meeting
as above.
As-iea.l--C Corner Washington 4 Railroad
SITS. Robt- Hurley Pastor. sunday school
at s p. m. Other services as first noted.
PRESBYTERIAN
Corner Winter and Washington streets.
r. +. bfacLaren, Pastor. Sunday School at
"a. Other services as first noted
EPISCOPAL
81 PeteI's-yVintef street. bet. Franklin
aud Washington. ]. Ufford, Pastor. Ser
vices same as first noted.
BAPTIST.
Franklin St., between North and Girls
void. J. B. Tounbes, p. D., Pastor. Preach
ing on sundays u IL a. n. and 2 p. n.
Prayer meeting On Wednesday evening.
African-second Baptist church. Ross st.,
west of Liberty. services IS above.
LUTHERAN.
william ST., bet Main and Union. C.H.
Schuette PASTOR Preaching in German at
IL, and in English at 3. sunday school at 9.
GERAIkN REFORM
Corner William and Henry Sts J. Vogt,
Pastor. Preaching at I0IS and 7-(each al
ternate Sabbath, al Il, in Germany Other
services as first noted.
WELSH C0NGREGA GATIoNAL.
Winter ST.. bet. Liberty and Catharlne
]. II. Jones, Pastor. Services as first noted
CATHOLIC.
50. 8EarV's-EIilI ss. bet. Main and Frank
lin. Joseph McPhilliRs, Priest
YM. C. A
Prayer Meeting every morning, At AssO-
ciatidn Rooms. in Evans Block from TO
$50; also on Saturday evenings.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-03

It is pretty clear that the prosecu-
tion of Repfesentive Roderiek r. But
Ter on the charge of forgery was in
spired by the malice of some person
who is not yet exposed, but deserves
to be. At the trial, the other day in
Washington, his vindication was COM
plete. AS this charge was widely COM
mented upon pending the trial, and
as Mr.. Butler has sins enough of an
other kind to answer for, we take in
finite pleasure in recording the fact
that on this count he was fully and
honorably aequitted.--Ne'0 York Tri-
hume.