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EIRE-PLACK HEATERS.
DIAMOND"
"CARRoLLToN,"
"SILvER PALACE"

The above celebrated patterns Of Heaters are for
sale by all the principal dealers ia the Dis
tr1ct, and persons will bear In mind that the -
inside parts are UNUSUALLY HEAVY and -
STRONG, made with view to resisting the ~
action OF the fire, and mak ing them last ~
long time without repair, saving the consumer
much annoyance and expense. Thus they
like the himsy limitations that made TO SELL re-
gardless Of the pocket comfort Of the consumer,
but all for the pocket Of the manufacturers. 80 we
say buy either one OF the above and get an honest
article manufactured by BIBB CO., inventors
paeBtees, and manufacturers of Fire Place Heaters
of the most approved patterns.
N. B.-We would CAUTION all DEALERS from
buying any Of the repairs for stoves from any
one but as We have discovered that a party in
Washington has been pirating on US and casting
over our odd pieces, making very rough and bad
bad fitting pieces, besides the addition In weight,
that adds to the cost and Injuries the efficiency Of
the Heaters.
BIBB & CO..
seplo-eolmr Baltimore, Md
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Star once Building.
RED PLUSH PARLoR SET, MARBLE-TOP
TABLES, FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR
GhAyIsGS, IsLAi1 TABLEb WHATSoTsS,
AEP sTAIs ThkRETs sFAPSf
FIJI FTEEoEs SSR
SARp TABLES, White RREs6H 6HINa
s SFAss T SCI SF 6ssr6ss ssP1rcassS'
KITCHEN REQUIsITEs, &C.
81 On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October
III Is, 1873, c5mns ncing a. 10 O'Clock, We shall
Nh eiI the residence, T30 18th street, bet ween
ING and II northwest, ths sbDre-mentioned
octlOd LATIMER CLEARY, Aucs.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NHAs. STE WART 4 CO..
~ COiUDqbIn Law BuiIfiHg, OPP Civ Hall,
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
AGENTS.
Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale, Rent and Ex-
change. Particular attention paid to Collections
Insurance effected in the best and most reliable
mpanies. sep23-lm
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS'
No. 6Oo 18th street, opposite U b. Treasury.
FOR SALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street,
.913. new large double HOUSE, corner al II
and II. HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts avenue
HOUSE No. 226 d street east, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in Will
lard's Bow; price, S2-5OO. Several small HOUSES
from $500 to $500; small cash payments We
have several very fine FARMS, improved and un-
improved, on different railroads running from the
city, for sale at low figures exchange for city
property. $4,000 fee. Of GROUND in various Dor.
tons Of the city for sale at low gu e on easy
or will exchange for productive improved proper
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pALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAIL
II Road.
DEPOr CnRrsK 6rH a q ~ n W ~ ssseNsskS

AfttI Cr.Irr IltG, ls73 trains will run IS follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARkIVE Al
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON
5S a. n, NiaVsr. Exp, 6.3 = m, New York Ell
daily. press, daily.
Us a. n. New 1ork az SIS a. m, all daily, ex-
Press, daily sIc-pt SuD-. eept Sunday.
day. s:l5 a. m, Express from
8, . a m daily, sccomDO- North and West daily.
dsiioh- ll.3 q: m, AccommOds-
l;Is M, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
West, daily, except sun ass p m Cincinnati ex-
,.ISy' NJ press, daily, except Sun
press. N
SIS Baltimore 81 press. daily, except SundsT w.
3;5e .. H., Baltimore sG-'6s3 D. m, all daily ex-
cOlImodation, daily ,eI- CePt Sunday.
cept Sunday SIS D. m, daily, from
Sis .. m, Ci,cinnsti Ba- Baltimore, daily from
press, daily -reept Ssn- West and North.
sas D N =, daily Ne~ York press, daily.
Night ETpre-a 1lOS D. m., New York
10 p. m, FaciHc ESpres. express.
daily.
Trains IrsvIuE " Arlington at s.5s a. m. and $50
,. n, ceLnect It BOrie with trains tor Marlboro,
leaving Bowie ~ go and II a ~, and Cos D. m,
NTiVlng af Marib0ro' AZ lO:eO and 1l:H .. m, and
3t5 2. m.
Trairs arri,i-. a. Huntington Al II:25 O. NJ 6:l3
ard 80 connect At Bowie With trains leaving
Marlboro 81 s-s5 ~, SO and SD p.
PAr-eugsr- i~Ayius their orders st Ticket once
northwest caFn-r = 18th street aud Pvuusylvanis
aveUU, ~ - cor-r nf6JE IT. sud Peunsyl snis
agpaur, hav. th-iT basgag- called for ana
checked a. hotels sud residences u all points NORTH
and West Through tickets 20 CiuCiunsti, Oolum-
bu-, Indianapolis Louisville, ST. Louis, New Or.
teams, CbiCaEr, Or,.Ez, San Francisco, aud all
FL. HrBAERY, General Snpr.
y. : lffl 20, f1.H I Pass AgHrf.
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feY WIN. l.. WALL & CS., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Binding,
No. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue,


- BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated October 1,
g 1851, aud recorded in Liber Z q. Z, No 20,
- tpios "a, &c OF the land prds Of tine District
- Columbia, wiz offer st auction, on TIL Rs
DAY the SOth cay OF October, lslS, at o'clock p
m OF the premises, that valuable property ia
& oEgetown, no IN aud described Lots Nos one
teen no. in Georce Jwn at the sou vest in~rssc
ton Of ma'ket and Second streets, vita the i'm
prrNeEents, consisting Of a large, double three
story Brick Dwelling. formerly the residence the
late Richard Petit.
Terms of sae: 81 900 to be paid in cash; and the
residue in three equal installseats at O. IL aud Is
mouths, with interest, to be secured by nOtss aud
deod Of trust The terms Of sale must be comp led
with within week after sale, in default Of which
the property will be res0d At the risk and of the
bret pur hsser WALTER 5 COX. Trustee.
octll-d W. L. WALL co, Aucti1ne
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- Auctionsers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY,
SITUATED ON THE LARGE CIRCLE,
E3kMEp BY THE INTERSECTION 0F
IHlRIEEkTH AND "P' STREETS, AND
RHODE ISLAND AND VERMONT AVENUES
The SAME HAVING A SOU.H AND HNS =
Front, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THIS
CITY.
90 On MONDAY, October 18th instant, at )
20 clock p. m, We will sell, in front Of the
- premises, tho abnye-ma HtiOnei nAnispma
property plat Of which may be seen at our auction
Trims One-fourth cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. The deferred payments 70
bear inter. 81 at six per cent.
One hundred dollars At time Of sala.
octl0-dSds LATlMER * CLEARY, Aucts
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by B. H. WARNER,
No. 529 9TH street, between G and H.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THERE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. HOUSE, With
BACh BUILDING, On THE WEST SIDE OF
9TH STkhET, BETWEEN AND q SITS.
- By virtue of deed Of trust to US, dsted August
Ea sih, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. IA,
folio 3l2 ct seq, one Of the land records Of the
Disirlct Of Columbia and at the request of the party
holding the note thereby secured will sell AZ pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, No
NeRber 9th, lS73 At O'Clock D. all that cert ain
piece or pa eel Of ground lying in Washington city
Dstlct Of Columbia, and being known and bed
3, Lot "B /" in htnsy and Warmers recorded sub
DIVISION OF part Of square three hundred aud sixty
nVe (365 fronting feet ga inches on 9th street. BY
cepth OF I'D feet to an alley, with the improve
ments thereon This property lie sold subject two
deeds OF trust. one dated November ISL, secure
$500, on which there IL due months. interest, at
10 per sent. per annum, and the other dated Noven
Der oth, 1871, on which g 80 remains unpaid or, in
other words, the properly is sold subject an in
dsbtedness Of $3.50, which is TO be assumed by the
purchaser.
Terms Of sale: one-third the amount OF purchase
in cash, and the balance in aud IL months. with
ten per cent. interest, TO be secured BY deed Of
trust the property. 500 down the day Of sale
All convs, anciDg at the cost Of the purchaser. In
the terms Of sale not complied with in i've
DAYS after sale the Trustees the right re-
sell the property 1T the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement in the
q. W. sTICKNEY, La
ANDREW B. DUvALL,( Irustees'
octll-eo&ds il C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
L,'TS on DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR THE
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by GREEN 81 WISE, Alexandria, Va,
W Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

h0"I Nst"to hs0HNa auu AuOlIVuoers.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CABINET FUR
EITuRH At PUBLIC AUCrION.
n The undersigned, desiring to change their
Va business, will offer for sale at public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 1sth day Of October,
IIlS3, at their large Cabinet Factory, on the
northwest corner Of King and Alfred streets,
Alexandra, Va, all the stock Of Furniture consist
ing Of fine and handsome assortment Of Parlnr
suites, in Hair Cloth, Reps, snd.sik Brocatel; Wal
nut and Oak Chamber Suites ia every VARIETY bean
tiful lnlaid Fancy Tables and Portable Writing
d, SKIS, Bureaus, Bedstes, Washst snds, and hairs
OF different styles and patterns.
Persons and Dealers are invited 10 examine the
stock b. fore the sale. Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock a.
octi0-ts c. q. BRADLEY & SON.
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DY DUNCANSON, BOWLING s CO, Aucts
- corner 9Th and n streets nor hwesl

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOEEW TWO-STORY
FRAME COTTAGES ON STREET. Rt
Nv I'm 9TH AND l0TH STREETS NORTH
WEST, At AUCTION.
- BY yiTtue Of \ se.d Of trust dated the 10 n 81.
Ii Of April, A. ID. o73 ard Sniy r,cor ded on tho
III "a DAY Of May A. ID lS12, Ia Lber NJ 62. folio
40, on Of the and records for W ,shiug-on CpuHfy
"a he District of Columbia, will sell on tt Els
Day, the l4th day Of October A. ID l.73, At )
oCl~ck m in front ~ the premises all that cer-
tam piece parcel Of ground and premises situate
ylng ard h.ing known Lots eighty (SIl aud
eighty one SD in l.. 5. ChspmAu's -ubdy N of
square three hundred and sixty four (364 accar ling
70 the land records of Washington city, District Of
Columbia
Said lots having front of Is feet each by a dept,
81 100 feet to an alley, and improved by two Fam
Cottages, containing six rooms each, with wnt-T
gas and bath room, together with all the improve
M nts, ways easements rights privileges appurte-
nances and hereditaments t. the same belonging or
in any wise appertsinpR
Terms: The amount Of indebtedness, $3.50 and
interest at the rate Of six per ceat from date Of
trust aud expense of sale cash; credit of g. IL and
Is months will be given upon the balance, notes
bearing interest from day of sale, and secured by
deed OF trust upon the property. A deposit Of s2s
Of the purchaser If the terms OF sale are prt
complied with within seven DAYS, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser or purchasers
by giving five days notice in some paper published
In Washington city.
FRANCIS WHEATLEY, r.
SAMUEL WlIEATLEY, tFuS'ees'
DUNCANSOH, BOWLING & Co,
sepD-eo6ds AuctiOneers.
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Hosiery and Underwear De-
partment
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
OUR STocE IS NOW BEING RECEIVED
AND WE HAVE OPENED OUR FALL
STOCK OF LADIES AND CRILDRENS
HOSIERY, AND WILL REcEIHE THIS
WEEK OUR ENTIRE Sr0cK OF UYDE
WEAR.
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BALrihsSsHftt seSsSSDl Is -
% aLG af,eT SUNDAY, 81 pt. IA, k<,X Ssx%-Ss
loIS, trasDs Uill leave WAsHINGTON CITY a,
follows, viz
Ba,tin,O-o 81 " a. 9. M.
Baltimore ana Way m
Cincinnati NJ yr.ss, vis Metro politan RR LIS A. m
Boston, Nv =. and Phiisdslphis Ell p...5;l0 a. m
Baltimore and " a. 4 m
Baltimore fast Ipress, without stops.s SIS a m
Baltimore and WSJ Points,. ... la-0p m
New YORK. aud Philsielphis Exprsss..-.I-f0 a m
Baltimore III pres, without ste S.e1 n m
Baltimore and WAy Points -.---......--... 40 . m
Winchester and -tropOlitan Accom- t.50 . m
Baltimore and Way Points .... s-O = N
Cincinnati. C-lumbus ard St. Louis EY-
press-eNc-Pf Saturd e. ~ m m
t,i.sY u N = ~ .. m.
Boston. New Yors and p n
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10y DUSCANSON, BOWLING q co, Aucls
~ Southeart corner 9Th and u streats norfhwe.t
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RRlDAL AND FUNERAL wRIATHs, BOU.
y QOkIs, ShOssks, ANCHORS AND STARS
Preserved OF knbAmed IN War AT kibd. ~ a .ir
Brsidins d.n-, Ornamental Hair WORK on C,Ia.. and
Pearl, b. Mrs klks, late Of Boston No aOq All
street, near il northwest. Kef.r.ncas ~ -
dent Grant, Mrs. Admiral GOldsborouSh " -
Core. rsn, General EiseS, General TomSkins, Gen.
efh Ake1- snIs-ly
nOOLEY's AGUE POWDERS are w.rr.ntsd %
~ cure. No Qststss. rs cts. package. iys-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
UTURE DAYN.

pr pUNCANSoN. powLING CO., Aact--
H Southeast Corner 9Th and u streets northwest
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GIT SEVENTH STREET.,
f.sl-tr Opposite Pstsnt once.
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ES-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER post
- he'd uttu MONDAY the 18Th day of october, a
D., 1873, same hour BnI place"
HENRY BOGUE, r-r.,.a.
ID. J. FOLEY, iSnst%es'
oci4 law DCNCANSoN, nOWLING 4 Co. Arcts
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81 TIL L. ABOVE SALE Is pOSTP rNED until
MONDAY, IA DAY .. Oct her, = L. ls73, same
hour and place. HENRi b lGUE,( r-,s,.,.
ID J FOLEY, LrHSl7ss-
se22-l DUNCANSON, ID JWLiNGS co, AIcts
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Tho situation IL France.


The vote of confidence by which the Mac
Mahon Government was sustained in tho
French Assembly on Monday, by so large
minority, surprises no one. The Assembly
was elected upon one single issuc-that Of
immediate peace with Germany upon the
best attainable terms, and II elections to oil
vacancies arc any test, It no longer repre-
sents the nation. That the Conservative ma
jority has no confidence In itself is plain from
Theirs had left behind him TO establish de-
finite form OF government In France. The
vote on Monday showed only what the preyi-
Gus vote postponing the com alteration Of con-
stitutional questions had demonstrated, that
In the opinion Of the reactionary majority,
the stdtu quo could not be safely disturbed.
The three sections Of the majority Disagree
ing In almost everything else could at least
agree on that. The republic, owing to the
| disagreement Of Its adyersaries, Is at present
the only possible form Of government for
France, but delay may work to the advan-
tage of one of the monarchical factions.
Meanwhile MacMahon quietly continues to
undermine the republic, and the various
parties arc not Idle. Bonapartlsts flood the
country with pamphlets, one of which Is en-
titled "A Dictator Demanded" The Orlean-
lists appeal to the tax-burdened Paris shop
keepers, who have lost much Of the lucrative
custom of foreigners, since there has been no
glitterlng court to attract them thlther; while
the Lcgitlmlsts foster the love Of Church and
dynasty by great pilgrimages, worship at
shrincs, miracles and other devices which
seem to carry France back to the medieval
| ages. A yeritable revival of religion" IL
| taking place there, but not according TO Pro-
testant ideas or methods.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. q. A. Bnrtholomew's sermon.
Services were held In this church yesterday as
usual at II a. m. and p. M, the pastor, Rev. o.
A. Bartholomew, preaching on both occasions
to fair audiences.
The following is brief report Of his morning
sermon, from Heb. vii;2l: 'hfhou art q priest
forever after the order OF Melohisedec." He
said: The ONCE OF priest has reference partic-
ulafly to the services OF the altar or place OF
offerings. The ministers OF Christ are not
for any reason whatever. In all the writings OF
eyangelsts and apostles no one, In any way con-
nected with the Church, except Jesus Christ
himself Is ever spoken OF US an of1lclal priest.
The clergy Of the Roman hierarchy and those OF
Mormonism may take TO themselves the title Of
priests, but falsely applied titles cannot destroy
the true Significance OF those titles which are
thus applied. As medlat0rs stood between OPP
posing and differing parties laboring 10 produce
reconciliation OF differences, aud union OF
practice or purposes, they exhibited the clrcum.
stances conditions and duties OF their ONCE, aud
NO priest, presenting his sacrifice, Staying his
victim, spllllng the app )lnted blood, and stand.
ing over the crimson current as y nows, and
Ing, Nils his Official obligations aud discharges
the duties OF his station.
For twenty-five centuries there was no line OF
priests ike that OF the Levetica priesthood under
the law OF Sinai. The highest In judicial author
lily was by right also considered as the highest
religious functionary. Patriarchs, emperors and
kings were the high priests OF religion, or APP.
pointed their sons or nearest kindred 10 that
service. The king OF the ancient city OF Salem
was called "the Priest Of the Most High GOdn 10
the time OF Abraham. The true worship Of God
was maintained outsideofthe family Of Abraham.
Abraham himself recognized the King OF Salem,
Melchlsedec, and honoIed him with the payment
OF uthos, fcthro. Also, the priest OF INDIAN was,
doubtless, the chief man or king OF INDIAN. The
name fethTo signifies his excellence, This man
was certainly possessed OF great rank and power.
For MOses, after being commanded OF God TO ~
into Egypt 10 deliver his people, although then
eighty years old, went to Hun, bowling before hlu
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LETTERS FROM TINE PEOPLE.
A QUESTION FOR THE BAKERS.

WARRINGTON, ID. u, July y, isfA
To he Edit = Of Tie National R,pssiiean;
SIR: Why Ia 1t the bakers have not come down
on the price Of breaJ7 Within the last three
months hour has reduced about two dollars per
barrel. so you can see, n they were making
fair profit three months ago, they are making
immense profits now. CITIZEN
THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
10 ne Editor If The National R.pubi,ean!
SIR; The road advertises to deliver passengers
In New York at p. m, and to make sure con-
nection with the sound steamers that leave 1t D
p. IN. The ticket-seller assures me that they did
this to "a dead certainty" Accordingly ! pur-
chased through tickets for Boston for q party Of
three, telesraphed TO q friend to secure state
rooms on the Fall.river boat and started on con-
ndentiy. We met with no accidents or unusual
delays; but we were deposited ut the pier Of the
Fall:river steamer Just 10 minutes after p. m /,
lost the 50 paid for state-rooms and were obliged
10 walt twenty -four hours for the next steamer.
Having plenty OF leisure visited the main ONCE
OF the company In New York and stated our case
an inquired II they were disposed to reimburse
us for some OF the expenses Incurred through
their false advertisements and failure to perform
their contracts. They referred me to the gen.
eral superintendent OF the company at Philadel-
phia. IL not being exactly convenient for me 10
return to Philadelphia at this time, l assign my
claim to you, Mr.. ElitOr, AMI authorize you TO
receive for the good OF the people the tlo,2o
which the general superint indent aforesaid Will,
doubtless, remit to you on sight hereof.
o. r. d.
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Reported Drowning Of a Pleasure Party on
the River-wbnt the Police Omccrs
Say.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, party
consisting Of Harry Jones, the well.kuown door
keeper Of Metropolitan hall; John Maddox,
Thomas Marden, r. Fredder, A. Hail and others
Jeff Rleys wharf in a saii-boat for pleasure
trip down the Potomac. Late last night q report
was current In Washington to the effect that dur
Ing the storm the craft was upset and the entire
party drowned. About 2 O'Clock reporter OF
the REPUBLICAN repaired to Lieut.. Gessfords
station-house, where, In conversation with the
oficers, he was told that they had also heard the
report, but could not trace II to any authentic
source.
A visit was then made to the Tenth, Eleventh
and Twelfth street wharves, where the watch.
men related the history Of the party hav.
Ing started, and also OF their having heard
the report. The watchmen seemed to place some
reliance In the rumor, as up TO the hour men
toned the boat had not arrived. The report ere.
ated considerable uneasiness In Washington las,
night among the friends Of the parties, who
number large class. To give stronger founda.
ton to the story passengers on the steamer from
Marshall Hall stated that they had seen the boai
struggling between Fort Washington and Mar
shall Hail. Up to the hour Of going to pres.
nothing definite had been ascertained. It Ia tt
be hoped that the rumor may prove untrue.
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found In all lands-amcng the red men Of Amer
ca, the sable tribes Of Africa, the jewellers upon
the islands Of the sea, aud all others. In view OF
all THIS u Is natural Tor ua TO inquire what Is the
object of the ritual service Of the prie1t. The
Scriptures represent sthat Jesus himself, as a
consccrated high priest, has made an offering,
and from the same source we learn that every
hlRh priest II ordained to offer gifts and sacrl-
ices. We also learn that Christ had not an
earthly priesthood, that he could not be priest
on earth, because there were priests filling the
whole design Of the Mosaic law. His priesthood
was therefore only the anitype Of all the priestly
services for thousands OF years.
The speaker continued at some length, showing
the pecullarities and duties OF the priesthood OF
Christ, aud its points Of similarity to the priest
hood OF Melchisedec, hut we have not space TO
follow him further, except TO note q single
thought, which seemed TO be new and specially
interesting and Important, namely; the design OF
the sacrinclal offerings prior to Cdrists death
This, he said, was, according TO the scIlptuIer,
simply "a remembrance OF sim" The hrst great
consequence OF sin was death. God chose tnls
very simple but impressive manner OF keeping
alive through al the early ages this great truth,
that sin aCcomplishes death. When the sinner
| slew his victim In connection with the priests
service il was making "a remembrance Of sim
nv showing Its fearful consequences, and thus
pointing forward to the sacrincial death OF
Christ as necessary to the salvation OF the
world.