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Mattiea,

November 9Th, by Rev. D. C. Irwin, WILLIAM
LAcKgY and Miss REBECCA E. ANDERSON, all OF
Rockbridge county, Va.
November 18th, at Goshen, Va, by the Rev. s.
Brown, Rev. E. G. GORDON and Miss MARY F.
daughter of the late James F. Bell, all OF Rock
bridge county, Va.
November 18th, in Monterey. Va, by Rev. c. s.
NJ See, JARED A. JONES and Miss BELLE E. FLEN'
ING. daughter of W. w. Fleming, Esq all of High
land county, Va.
October goth. near Stribling Springs, Va, by the
Rev, r. G.. Walker, JOHN TAYLOR GOODWIN, of
Louisa and Miss FLORENCE E. DINKLE, daughter of
r. M. Dinkle, of Augusta county.
November 18th, in Charlottesville, Va, by the
Rev. Edgar Woods, F. B. PRICE, of Portsmouth,
Va. and MARY, eldest daughter of the late DR.. F.
W. Hancock, of Richmond, Va.
October 18th, at the residence of the brides
father, by the Rev. j. l.. Grardesu, d. D., WILLIAM
q. HARD, of Barnwell, S. c., and SUSAN PORTER
daughter of J. A. Enslow, Esq, OF Charleston, s. T.
November 18th, at the First Baptist church, in
this city, by the Rev. DR.. Burrows, Rev. JOHN b.
TURPIN and SUE LAMAR CURRY.
November 18th, at the Grace Street Presbyterian
church. in this city, by the Rev. DR.. Hoge assisted
by the Rev. pr. Read, 81. LEIGH TYLER, Esq, and
MATTE T.. daughter Of the late James R. Bridges,
Esq; both OF this city.
November 4th, at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, Va, by the Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher, of CoVing-
ton, Allegheny county, Captain j. M. FITz, of Al
bemarle county, and Miss JEANETTE PEYToN, sec.
ond daughter of George l.. Peyton, Esq, lessee of
the White Sulphur Springs.
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DEV. DR.. STUART ROBINSON
LII ON
BIBLE HISTORY
In addition to its other attractions for the coming
year the

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year the
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LECTURES ON OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY,
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More Preaching in Grssce-There is much more
preaching in the Greek Church than formerly
The fact that the great preacher Latas has been
called ten times before the Synod for the evangel-
zeal type of his sermons, shows that the hierarchy
forsake the liturgy, but listen to his sermons, indi
cate that the peOble are getting healthier appe-
lite for the real truth.
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The synod Of Arkansas at its meeting at Plue
Bluff week before last adopted, with but one dis
senrinE voice. the recommendation Of the Commit
tee OF the Synod 10 regard to the South western
University, and elected Rsvs. T. r Welsh, D.
D., and T. MeNair directors, on the part Of the
Cypo1
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ObitnatiEs.

Died. in this city, November 18th, Mrs MARY
BAsKERvILL, reict of the late George D. Baskerville,
of Petersburg Va.
Died. November 7th, in Charleston, s. c., at the
residence of her son, Rev. C, S. Vedder, Mrs.
SUSAN VEDDER, 4eice of Albert A. Vedder, Esq,
aged SO years.
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0EACE INSTITUTE,
RALEIGH, N. C.
REV. R. BURWELL, Principal.
JouN r RURwETr A M ! Assistant
~ 9-tf
.AMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

II
The next Session of this Seminary of learning
will commence on Thursday, September 4th, 1878.
county, Va within few hundred yards Of Union
Theological Seminary, and seven miles from Farm
vile, the Depot OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
Il Ohio Railroad. The locality of the College is
most healthy, and the community around dlstin-
guished for intelligence and plety.
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School con-
nected with the College. 1t retains the curriculum
aud the great aim of It's teachers to secure thor
oughness 10 the training aud instruction of their
pupils and thus TO prepare them for professional
studies or the active duties of life.
The ordinary expenses of student exclusive of
the cost of clothing, travelling and books, are from
S225 to $275 year.
For Catalogue and further information apply to
REV. j. NJ. p. ATKINSON,
President Hampden Sidney College,
jy 23-4n Prince Edward county, Va.
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Died, October Dist, at his residence in Augusta
county, Va, Col FRANKLIN MCCUE, in the list year
of his age.
1t is seldom that any community has occasion to
mourn the loss of more excellent citizen than Col.
McCue. he was man of superior intelligence,
uuimpeachabe integrity, large sympathies and
est piety. He was a friend of the poor of good
men and of good causes. Especially was he a friend
of the church, and for many years one, perhaps,
was more regular or sincere participant in its sol
emn and delightful worship. He passed through
many and great Affections, but gave the most
satisfactory evidence that he bore them that they
worked out for hm far more exceeding and eter-
nal weight of glory, His end was peace. He sleeps
in Jesus.
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Statesmen
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DAVIDsON COLLEGE,
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DAVIDSoN 0oLL EoRTH CAROLINA.
The next Term will open Thursday, SEPTEM-
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The College is situated in Mscklenburg county,
N. c.. and is accessible by daily trains from Char
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Its means for furnishing liberal education are
ample. 1t has seven Professors, excellent Appar
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atories.
Besides the usual Classical Course of four years,
looking the degree of Bachelor of Arts, there is
fully organized English Course whose graduates
receive the degree OF Bachelor of Science.
The annual expenses, exclusive of clothing, pock-
ct money, and travelling, vary from $3.50 to $3.50.
For Catalogue or other information, apply to
j. r. BLAKE.
je 1S-1y Chairman of the Faculty.
EDMONTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
y STATESVILLE, N. O.
Rev. S. Taylor Martin, President
de l8-tf
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QUOTATIONS of COIN, BONDS and STOCKS,
BY
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NOVEMBER ls, 1873.
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DC EAST FORTY NINTH STREET ONE DOOR FROM
e)O Madison enue-IIandsomely furnished Rooms
second and fourth floors 10 let with class Board
references required,
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90 EAST FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN BowERy
~, ana Broadway-Furnished Rooms TO let, fo
gentlemen only, with Board references required.
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CHTH 'STREET.-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS
~ an entire floor, handsomely furnished, to rent
with Board from May l. pa Madison avenue corner OF
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% BEACH STREET.-REFURNISHING A DOWN.
10 town boarding house; large Room, TO rent to
family or gentlemen Dinners Cali after O'Clock
i
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10 IRVING PLACE-TO RENT WITH BOARD
~ two furnished Rooms on the second and thiro
floors; references exchanged
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Il WEST TWENTYsIxTH sTREET-FRONT PAP
IL Tor and Bedroom second floor; also third floor;
elegant double and single Rooms excellent table prices
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TORY OF THE NEW YORK STAGE.
Every evening until
=: s:
further notice,
by special
arrangement with Mr.
Augustin DAILY, his FR0U FR0U.
brilliant adaptation
Meilhac and Haievy's
wonderful drama
Characters by Miss Agnes Ethel Miss Mary Griswod.
Miss Emily Mestayer, Miss Jennie Lee, Miss Kate Hell
land Miss Charlotte Gave, Miss Lille Edwards Mr.. OH.
Harkins, Mr. w. Is Lauren Mr.. George Parkes, Mr. 3D.
ward Lamb, Mr. J. w. Thorpe Mr. J. w. Wilder and M
W. Quigey.
ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE
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11 WEST TwENTY-NINTH STREET.-FAMILIES
IL ana gentlemen can be accommodated with Rooms
ana frst class Board ON very reasonable terms the
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DON. MURRAY.
TRIUMPH.
AtTBRN00N AT Q.
SPECIAL FOR
MATINEE Performances.
The beautiful and
gifted Artistic, Miss
JENNIE MOTION.
In the Erams OF
FANCH0A,
THE CRICKET.
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TO AND 20 EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH sTREET-SEC
liz ond Floor to let with convenience and com
fort with good Board also pleasant Rooms for gentle
mon; reference.
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AMUssc wfcNTr.
''' -I HI Ishsssai' w NJ hKs'"" "AI'A0A
Mr. s6Srfusnn
h''e.''. Sssly * Isaag s;ss
LORD p5 SSn
THIS ya asD wv Nvk E yyFi ssnSiNo
SATURDAY MAf nna ArIaorM
EkE, Mr.. John Hia.;asEEr, Mr. POLK, Ms.
$Eak nSo wIS N. ShNS4 III
box Il AN UPEK ONE moNTii IN ApvANcB
Curtain rises ate precisely and carriages may DO or
EvlKINo ATS AEyeINooN Ars
Tho e oSmaDhS. sArIS SESH 'drfe% "
p,oMIsck MURRAY. ,giItOdx 4 stsh Miss
Drama Of In the Erams OF
sING sING THE CRICKET
T1IvTn AVENUE THEATRE.
to,o osoo and Hs S and 7D broaaTsy DAILY
DIvoRCEii
AuousrIs DAYS. nnRIEyyIAsr DRAMA OF So
EVERY NIGHT.
inl% TlSz, Siss Nei,S acTil%sr, Mis-. Rcofts Nor
SSrhS M tGur ss M 's% %sa rswos Mi y
y. Dcvore, Mr.. y. whiting, MIR. r. chapman, Mackay,
Beckman Carroll.
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
In preparation, MAN AND WIFE. ana now ard orisi-
nal play OF powerful emotional character.
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s)CD STREET. NO. ia. ONE BLOCK EAST OF MADI
<JO son square.-Elegantly furnished Rooms to let
with first class Board; also large and small Room
floor.
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STH AvENUE-AN ENTIRE PARLOR FLOOR; ALSO
- three Rooms second floor. furnished or unfnr
nished, with without private table, in the spaciou,
double house As Filth avenue.
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40 EAST NINETEENTH STREET-wEI.L FUR
II u nshed Rooms with Board favorable terms Ia
permanent parties; also table Board; references ex.
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MOODS MUSEUM.
w ANOTHER
EVENING AT 8,
Tho celebrated
DOM led AN,
DOMINiCK MURRAY,
In his great
Drama OF
ESCAPED FROM
SING SING.
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A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL
n Board, situated above 10th street near steamboa
landing (private family prcerred) Is desired by youn
gentleman of quiet habits. Address for two days stat
ing terms, which must be moderate, W. f. g., Heral
Office.
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A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-WITH
IA Board, to single gentleman; reference required.
PIG West Forty-third street.
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7ITH STREET I52 wEST-LARGE ROOMS, WITH
Ii large closets and water excellent Board; also
single Rooms permanent parties dssired family small
terms moderate. No moving In May.
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ID WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET. THREE DOORS
Lei from Fifth avenue.fo let with Board finely fur
nshed Rooms; house first class; references exchanged
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a OD STREET, WEST 24l Y BLOCK FROM BROAD
fO way.-Desirable location Rooms for families q
gentlemen Elegant Parlor and Bedroom Furniture
bought In exchange for Board. Unexceptonabc refer
ences EXCHANGED
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RRoOKLYN BOARD wANTED-BY GERMAN
- gentleman, Sitting Room and hall Bedroom and full
Board win strictly private German family. Address
stating terms, d., box I'll New York Post Office Board
ing house Keepers need not apply.
BOARD IN MISUNDERSTANDING DESIRING TO
~ remain IN town during the Summer can find de
Die Rooms al us Amity street. between Clinton and Court
streets, references.
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81 WEST TH1RTIETH STREET. BETWEEN BROAD
FL way ana Fifth avcnue.-Finc suit and single
Rooms TO let TO families and gentlemen with Board
location dcghtful references EXCHANGED.
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ETH AVENUE, NEAR DELMoNICo,s-suI OF
- Rooms. with without private table. GENUNG'S
BOarderS' Direc tOry. 81 Union sauarc.
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BOARD AND LOGGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES A LARGE, WELL FUR
n nishcd front Hall Bedroom (southern exposure)
with good Board, between Twenty-sevenh and Thirty.
fourth streets and Fourth and Sixth Address
Herald office.
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A SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, TO
N rcnt-With Board, to family OF adults or gentle
men private family; references exchanged. 6S West
Nine tccnth street
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ETE AVENUE, 347.--A VERY DESIRABLE SECOND
- Floor (ncwly paintcu) with unexccptionabe private
table, also two front Rooms fourth hoor references
exchanged Call OH Tuesday and Wednesday.
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TWO LARGE AND ELEGANT NEWLY FURNISHED
L connecting Rooms In first class brown stone house
every convenience; superior Board; terms moderate
13l East Twenty street. between Lexington and
Fourth avenues or minutes of Fifth Avenue Hotel and
Broadway. Highest references
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10 WEST TENTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH AVE
~ nuc.Fine suit front Rooms. second floor extra
wide house superior Board also other desirable Rooms
Tor families gentlemen. References
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dTH STREET, 1926 EAST NEAR SECOND AVENUE
IL large Room, also hall Rooms TO let with Board
to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, where
there are but few hoarders; terms moderate,
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A PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING NEAR THE RESER-
n vor Park will let their Second Story, with Board,
to a family or party Of friends Address HOME box
4 22H Post nflice
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% WEST TwENTY-FOUR sTREET.-FURNIsHEl
az Rooms TO let with Board the best OF reference
given and required. Apply for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

90 EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET.-THE LET
~ furnished, Second Floor Hhrce rooms, closets
BATH to party of gentlemen man and wife. with o.
without Board private family References given ant
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

CC7 WEST THIRTY FIFTH STREET. -HANDSOME-
CC6 ly furnished Rooms, with Board in private
family for gentlemen and their wives and single gentle
men n moving; terms reasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

400 WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET.-sPACIOUs
IUU and eyceedingy desirable Rooms Second and
Board private table TO first class parties
only. References.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

ETH AVENUE, NO. 7G -DESIRABLE, HANDSOMELY
y furnished Rooms, with Board reference.
ETH AVENUE, 29t-ONE SUIT OF HANDSOMELY
- furnished Apartments, with Board; win be vacant
May Il also 'front.' Room for single gentleman; refer