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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Letter from Rev. T. L. Cuyler.
LAFAYETTE AvANUE CHURCH,
BROOKLYN, N. Y, March Sth, 1872.

Brooklyn, n. Y, March 9Th, 1917
Mr.. Editor,-It is still true that one must go
away from home in order to learn the ne'oS'' l
have had hearty laugh to-day over most extra
ordinary article in your paper of Feb. 18th, entl-
tied "Barnum's Happy Family" The author
must have intended it as a piece of waggery' The
marvellous announcements that Chancellor How
ard Crosby has published a semi Unitarian
book" Q)-that | have advocated the ordination
of women to the pastoral work when took the
very opposite grouDd) THAT the refined ladies who
attended our Presbytery's meeting became riot
Gus, and that am tainted with semi inhdellty
are all too broadly ridiculous for the columns OF
any religious journal. Does not Baron Munchau-
sen occasionally visit even the staid regions OF the
"0ld DominiOn?"
The simple fact is that the refined and godly
minded Quakeress who addressed my congregation
with so much of pathos and spiritual power is a
resident of Baltimore, and numbers among her
friends many of the best people Of the South
She spoke on last Friday evening in the church OF
a most conservative ex Moderator of the Presby
terrain General Assembly. Scores Of prominent
pulpits have been opened to this meek servant oil
Jesus, as they would be to Elizabeth Fry
My reasons for addressing you thiG frank and
fraternal note are two-fold
l. While, during the civil conflict was staunch
ly in favor of Union and Emancipation" as you
were opposed to them-I have abored zealousy
since the war TO promote cordial fellowship between
the Christians of the North, aud Of the South. =
My large and liberal church have given freely this
year for the aid OF Southern churches and pastors
At this very time, one of the most faithful mis-
siOnaries of your Southern Presbyterian Church
is receiving more material aid from my congrega
ton than he draws from your Board Of Domestic
Missions What must be the amazement OF that
Tennessee brother to read in your columns thai
his Northern friend and supporter is a "semi-inf
de?" How must my old Rincetooian fellow
students and brethren regard that astounding car
feature?
2. My religious articles are often copied into
your own and other Southern journals. Is it wisC
to poison the minds of their readers by such reck
less misrepresentation of an orthodox pastor "a
your ol0n denomination?
Personally l care nothing But | do love the
whole Presbyterian household of the whole repub
lie, and long for a perfect re- union; and every
syllable that is calculated to awaken enmtieS, anC
to hinder any minister usefulness for ChrseshoulC
be promptly discountenanced. Pardon the haste
of this note-written amid the pressure of blessed
revival. Yours in Christ Jesus
THEO L. CUYLER.
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seventeen members. But they are going to build
house. and secure preaching; but will have to
have help which it is hoped they will get, for it
will be we'll bestowed. Presbyterian and Lndec.
The Churches in Jackson, Parish La, have
secured the services OF Rev. Pbio Calhoun, for
merly member of the Presbytery OF New Orleans.
The Presbyterian Church at Wilmington, N. c.,
to which Rev. A. E. Dickson is now ministering,
has been enjoying an outpouring OF the Holy
Spirit. SxteeG persons have already protested
their faith in Christ and have Joined the Church;
nine of thea were baptized. Rev. Dr. Plumer Is
assisting brother Dickson and the work still pro-
crosses.
The Jackson St Church Mobile, is prospecting un
der the pastoral charge OF Rev. h. Z. Palmer
The regular congregation fills the capacioIs audi
ence room.
The Rev. H. B Bouds has accepted call from the
Presbyterian church. Columbus, Miss. Correspon-
dents are requested 10 note the change OF his Post
Office address from Gallatin Tenn, to Columbus
Mississippi
Rev. ]. N. Bradshaw, President of the Covington
Female College, has accepted an invitation to sup
ply the church at Greensboro, Ga. For the pre-.
sent be will preach at Greensboro on the third
Sunday in each month
.. -
some time past La consequence he has been com,
PEELED to desist from his labors as evangelist, and
TO decline several pastoral calls. He Is residing at
Milton, N. G.
The Rev. A. L. Kline-Rev A. l.. Kline, pastor
Of the Presbyterian church Of Brandon, Miss,
was thrown from a buggy on the Sth inst, and
seriously injured. The Brandon Republican says
his leg was broken at the ankle, which gives him
great deal of pain, and will probably confae him
to his room for month or two
Oakland College In reference to the proposition
of the Trustees of Oakland College. The Bran
don, Mississippi Republican says:
"Here is another chance for Brandon We
want college, aud as there is no BETTER healthier
or more accessible point in the State tor the loca
ton of Oakland College than this, we hope ouT
people will go to work at once to secere it. We
want to make Brandon an educational point and
we already have one of the best female colleges IL
the State Let us go to work to secure the oca
ton of Oakland College in our midst. We can gel
it if we make the proper effort. Who will take
the lead.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

BLACEwooD's MAGAZINE for March has been re-
published very early by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Company of New York. 1t is an unusually at
traetiye number, and contains an enthusiastic and
eloquent sketch of the Life of General Lee, and a
careful estimate of MS personal character and of his
military career. There is also paper by Cornelius
O'Dowd, entitled "The American Revoke" and
many other interesting articles, all in the true Black
wood style. On the whole this number possesses
peculiar interest to readers here at the present mo.
ment. The following are the contents in full:
A True Reformer. Votaire. Maid of Skier
Part VIII. Autumnal Maneuvers. The Manches-
ter NoncOnfOrmists and Political Philosophy. Gen
eral Lee. Cornelius O'Dowd, The American % Re
yoke Ministers Before Parliament
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Rev Geo. h Denny,-Ata special meeting of
the Presbytery Of East Hanover held in Richmond
on the 10Th inst, the pastoral relation between
Mr. Denny and the churches of Bethlehem, Pole
Green and Salem, was dissolved. This was upon
the request Of the pastor, the churches nterposng
no hindrance, though expressiOng through COM
missioners and elders very strong affection for
their minister who has served them faithfully for
seven years, and whose labors God has crowned
with his blessing Mr.. Denny has been invited to
take charge of the Mount HOreb church, in
Augusta county, Va. 1t is with sincere regret
that his brethren and friends in East Hanover
Presbytery part with one whose amiable spirit and
jealous cooperation have made him brother much
beloved wherever known. He is dismissed to the
Presbytery of Lexington, and his departure will
be followed with many prayers that his new field
of labor may be one great usefulness, and of COM
fort 60 himself and his family.
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How much capital it would set freel what trife
would be our public Indebtedness how speedily
we should settle up our private debts! what an
impulse it would give to MARRIAGE what an aid
We should give to female modesty Whiskey and
Dry goods are the two great giant evils of human
society, and while Massachusetts is experimenting
on her Prohibitory Liquor Law We wish she would
institute some social experiments on a Prohibitory
Shutdown Law What SPLENDID community
that would be where the men we're all sober and
the women all "arrayed in modest apparelr'
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

Additions-It is pleasant to learn that at the
communion held in the ID Presbyterian church,
Richmond, Or. Hoge's, on the first Sabbath of
this month fourteen persons we're added to its
members. Of these ten were upon profession
all males except three.
On the same day seven persons were added to
the members of the Grace Street church, Dr
Read S, Of whom five were upon profession.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

Women's Dress Association. number of
excellent ladies in London have organized 6 a
Woman's Dress Associahon'' the object of which
to stop all extfavagant dressing. Among these
rules we find such as the following.
ITO dress moderately neatly and becomingly;
To avoid all waste of time in frequent changes of
dress, and not to allow dressing TO infringe on
higher duties; TO avoid all exaggerations; To
wear no article Of dress which iuterferes with the
natural figure, or anything which might attract
improper attention, &C."
The Richmond Enquirer of the 25th inst. after
an interesting historical notice of the matter, and
expression Of fear that the association will not effect
much, adds.
Still, we are willing to see the thing tried and if
there are any intrepid matrons in Richmond dis
posed to cooperate with their London sisters we
shall lend them our countenance aud give them all
the encouragement in our power. We estimated,
some time ago, the amount spent annually in Vir.
ginia alone on superhuous female dress at 30, OO0-
600. 1t we could bring everything down to the
calico standard, what an achievement it would be !
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Virginia Bible Society.

The Annual meeting of the Bible Society Of
Virginia will be held in St. PaurS (Episoopal
church, on Tuesday evening" April ID. Bishops
Doggett and White, and Rev. Dr. Hoge, were
chosen to deliver addresses on the occasion.
NJ. W. STAPLES, Secretary.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

Savannah, Ga.-The Savannah Republican of
the DIST instant states that the LIST Presbyterian
church in that city, under the pastoral care of the
Rev. D. H. Porter, have nearly completed their
new edi6ce, and that it will be one of the most
chaste and beautiful in the South. 1t is expected
to be occupied in May.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

State Agricultural COllege.-Dr Harvey Black,
President of the Board OF Directors Of the Pres
ton and DIN Institute, is now in Richmond, to
make arrangements for the transfer Of the property
Of that institution to the State in accordance with
the provisions of the bill recently passed by the
Legislature appropriating two,thlrds of the land
scrip to the establishment Of the State Agrcultu-
raj College at Blacksburg.
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FOR THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Acknowledgment of Money Received for the
Mebaneville Church.

]. T. Barron, 81; Mrs A G. Hughes, 81; VIM.
Mclean, 81; S. Allen, 81 j. G.. Branch, 2; f. G.
Crutchfeld, So John Springs, 81 5O Col, A. G..
McAEster, SIS; A. Mcdonald, So; B. G. Worth,
$40; D. G. Worth, $40; Hon. r. P. Dick, IS
Mrs. E. A. Cotton, So; Rev. T. N. Paxton. So;
Rev. P. H. Dalton, So; Gen. r Barringer, $40
Kemp P. Battle, IS TO- Hon. D. NJ Baringer, S.;
John D. Williams, $25; Mrs David Murphy, SIS;
Williamson Whitehead, . {; Prof j. r. Blake 20
Prot. j. NJ. Anderson, 5; Prof. G. w. Richardson,
/; Prof. w. j. Martin, 5; Prof. P P. Wynn, l ;
Malcolm Mckay, 5; E j. Lilly, s. A, B. Springs,
1920; Rev. J, NJ Sprunt, $40; &, Greensboro,
5; T. NJ Holt, % all of the above are from North
Carolina Rev. Mr.. Banks Tenn, j. D, 3
Hooper, Ala, 2; "a friend, n T., Is bliss G.
Evans, N. Y, 10; New Providence church, Va,
30; Rev. Peyton Harrison, Baltimore, 10; A Lady
in Richmond, Va, per month until the house is
built, rs cts; Geo. G. Sampson, N. Y, lOO Mrs.
Murray, Suffolk, Va, 5; Miss A. Murray, do, 5;
Col. j. T. L. Preston, Lexington, Va, so; IF.
W. H." Richmond Va, 25; W, D. Reynolds,
Norfolk, Va, %; H. G. Turnbu and daughter,
Baltimore, 20; R. NJ, Preston, Va, l. Total,
$5lS 55
We are greatly encouraged. If the Lord con-
tinue thus to move the hearts Of his people, our
house will be finished before another winter. We
thank Him first and then the donors.
?. L. PENICK.
1LobooeyUe N n
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washington and Lee University.-The BAG
ealaureate sermon this year viii be delivered by
Rev. Thos. Atkinson, D. D., Bishop of the Epis.
copal Church in North Carolina.
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Scholarships in Washington and Lee Univer-
sity,-MajOr Vim. A. McCue, of Fiuca8tle, Va,
has obtained scholarships for this Institution in
Richmond, to the amount of $4,000.
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The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States

VIII convene at Richmond, Va, in the Grace
Street Presbyterian Church, on the third Thursday
10th day Of May, 1872, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
The opening sermon viii be preached by the Rev.
Dr. WM S. PLUNER, the Moderator Of the last
Assembly.
The undersigned, committee on Commissions
VIII meet in the basement Of the above named
church, on Wednesday the 18th Of May, at s
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of enrolling the
names Of Commissioners.
The attention Of Trcasurers Of Presbyteries Is
called to the order touching Presbyterial assess
ments, found On page 80 of the Minutes Of 1871.
JOSEPH r. WILSON, Stated Clerk.
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clcrk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Orphans Court of Charles County, Set:

Orphans Court of Charles County, Set:
UEChMBER 3. 1879
nKDERED by the Court, that FRANCES r
~ HAM TON. Adni .I-trttnr al JAMES II
NEALE. II ceased. give tae ""llce required by law
To Tie creditors ni said Jas II. Nra,r 10 exlmtIi
their claIuls. legally Authenticated by adve, lIse
meni published wspaper published
i" Cn'rie< C"Inly. Maryland, once III each vi
three successive weeks.
True cupy.-Test.
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Reg Wills tor Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13
PUBLIC SALE.

r WILL sell at Public Sale, on TUESDAY,
L 18th of December. 1872, (if fair, if not, the
next fair day thereafter,) all my personal prop
erty, consisting of
One Young Morgan Stallion,
three Morgan Fillies, one
Yoke of Oxen. crop of To-
bacco, Corn and Provend-
er, and Farming Utensils.
MS~ Terms cash.
Sale to commence at 10 O. clock a. m.
Nov. 20, l872-3t@ R. YOUNG.
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NOTICE.

I It'll the purpose ofdeveloping the SOUTH
~ ERN MAGAZINE to an extent that has
not hitherto been within our power, we have
made arrangements with the well-known firm OF
TURNBULL BROTHERS, Publishers, of this city,
who will in future undertake its publication,
and in whose hands, we are confident it viii
attain still greater prosperity than that which
his teen SO gratifying to us.
This arrangement involves no change what
ever In the principles, objects or conduct of the
Magazine now SO well known. The present
Editor retains his position, and will, as hereto
fore, use every exeriion to make the Southern
Mlyazine worthy representative of the best
culture of the South, and welcome visitor 10
every Southern home-circle. To this end he in
vites the cooperation of all who have the same
interests at heart.
MURDOCH, BROWNE l. HILL.
VIM. HAND BROWNE, Editor.
FRIDGE MURDOCH, Business Manager.
BGlt more, Nov. 25, 1879. dec
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13
No ICE.

'XHlllS Is GIVE NOTICE.. That the sub
Il Scrlber has obLaIued from The Orphans
Court ri Charles county, Maryland, letIers
ot Administration pn the personal estate of
JAMES II. NEALE,
ate "f said county Deceased All perSuts I,av
ING claims against said decea>rd her..h.
warmed x.IIbIi Llu same, with The vuurir. :
thereof legally dutl'tni lcated, 10 lie subScrih,t
" heue HE 1T d.y III June next. tnc.
nay otherwise 10y law lie excluded from
benefit of sad :iec.:a>ed estate. Gwen nn.ir'
my hand. ,htS bt'. day ri D"r' nIrr. 1872
FK ANGi5 + iiA nlI.iuN, Adm'r
d.. 6 Jam II Nraie.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13
THE MARKETS.

dhAIN.-
WHEAT-Sales of Southern white at 205a2l0
cts. for prime to choice; amber at 2O5a2l0 cts;
red at l65al88 cts. =
CoRN-Sales at 6Oa62 cts for new white and
60a64 for old yellow at SASS cts; mixed at
81 cts.
RYE-Sales at 8Oa90 cts.
OATs-Sales 45a4S cts.
TOBACCO.-The market for leaf has been
scarcely as active this week as for some weeks
past, though there is fair business doing in it,
the transactions, as has been the case for some
time past, being chiefly in Maryland, and prin-
cipally new ground leaves, prices for which
range from 81 to cents, with the bulk of the
sales at from 81 to cents. In Ohio there is no
thing doing for want of stock, but for this de-
scription the market is very firm. We note,
however, sales Of some 60 to Is hhds kentnc-
ky, for home consumption, at full prices, and
of some 60 hhds. new crop Virginia for export
at cts. for primings, and cts. for Jugs The
exports this week are s72 hhds. We quote as
follows:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13

CHARLES II. MILTON,
House and Sign Painter,

OFFERS his services to the people of Charles
~ County. He will execute all orders with
neatness and dispatch and on reasonable terms.
Address him at Port Tobacco
nov 22-1y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-12-13
Fall and Winter Millinery
o.
AI.,a AZ CNnTm
MRs. N. A. SCOTT

j rs just receive a large assortment oil
/ T. FALL aud WIN TER MILLINERY.
as Hat, Bonnets and TurOins OF every
.ir>rI. rti"n.
Also. French and American Flowers. Rib.
'""s. Illusions. Laces. Tulctuns and White
tioods Tor ladies'
Also, 4 superior lot Of Linen and Lace Col
tlr> and Cuffs. Ladies Neck Scarfs. Edgings,
't"tfi"ss. t.mhnoIdrry aud lot vi Hoops and
';ur>. - at tue latest styles.
Also. Ct i!run>. Curtis aud Switches. All u
Shirh will lie >ud low "a pns-ibir.
s5PI"kIns AID Stamping dome at the short
,'~I u0irr Nov | lS72