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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ro,x wsrch o. 1873 -BEyvs,Tbe receipts thu. i,r this
q . AZ Couma1,av Onehundreths st. and a
si TssSsvier vit IS due 8, comuungsw The de-
sappls ana tun Teens generally selng
Iii few rcsehisg llc and nstive al 2dltc
y .sgpf, IS ear ssl Il Sier eani 0nehuDdrcdthst
'W,Ie a nals WheeoI6 We note sales at Con-
Morn. csi. scsuer sOn 50 Tersus 81 evt at aloic
g. 1y a.. 40 ~ 49, !. i S ' s% '"' aud D'''''
ss, YePhesoa od isI themselves 20! so cattle Gas owt
Was f0 Co so 90 good MARYLAND steers eVt, 4" lSa'e
g. s,Ss 50 for R. Bender II Illinois cattle cwt 2le
X, ass Oue huurs. were: D. wsIe for themselves
rs p y ev. AMI So do = cvt at l2le So D Pewt
nc,IyEs a. c In ns,5ey and prices are well sustained
a., are selling a. looc Werote sale q 28j by J. fhnnon
~ 5e payug pne mn 70 gooi selling at loGlSc prime st l'@
,ssr are no, pe1t Gle to-day making sso far this week
.Ia 500 sane date s' wes Pdes arr iny sustained but .sS
rgs Elliott 67 State Ios u s8lc l4s do lO3 at &C.; l7a
y SfOy so STATE seeT ii, At a., io2 Mich DO, sc at lei
!, 81 - n at Sc and ~ iad lOl a, - 5it each c.
ss5Ths receipts today we're 43i Making thus Tar ths week
I .Sie taose Of 100 70 going at &c.
s Pean March receipts Tor Tie week
s Maa ~ Te,s ~ car, ., 80 head sgS S,S can 1s Set
SI va v 90. II s1s 1850 . brought g the balance
cG%@oo sd 5SSass sS FpS %, st! bulls '
Ho9s-keps a. above E'e ~ e5 % lSosO heaa seat los
az TIE sk before supply et s9l demand very good; e iogs
?
s,rhng sold ouf
M above % cars $500 head against 50 the
81 before Supply has been extraordinarily light aud far below de-
nd 100 % fine WOOL p G1tc o. 10 ~ y do tGt.ci common
i5s,e Everything closed cut
BrTTsLo ~ T. March CATrtEThe receipts TO-DAY Including
g. 265 bead making the for
=. re go bead, 3
The for the last As hours has de-
ct C reach here In time for Oday bur
- pv adv that OF stock which m Chicago Tues
a. account OF the storm al offerings
disposed is morning at rates which esnuo be considered ia
market fm and strong yesterdays quota
ouT ssts ~ head Illinois steers, Ot
&c IS IS hesd Ono ranging from 8S 70 lOi ~ At - 80
G hea state lJl H. 81 - ~ ~ head
Esn ranging from O3i to lt4l ID, at So u.s. 10 head State
lt %, g - tli 30 head Canada steers ranging
B %; r. at = sass ~ p head Canada oxen sverag
>, e d, at - t q bead Canada sooSer averaging S2 10 at
$50 1900 ,
wreck b40J head against 500 head for
n Le market slow At yesterdays advance
head Wscousu sheep averaging % ~ al 80 ia head
aB scp. 100 ID, al ~ 49, head hsodn sheep aver
srug ne D. al 70 q.
Hs.- receipts 1900 head making The total supply
b. thus itnl head against $500 head for the sane
there The Tor sale prices were
e.ie stronger than yelv sales Of $40 Illinois hogs s'eIagiug 100
desirable hogs nonnsl al bOQ - o'i choice OA1
tsi base commanded - tbs mOrulng.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

Iovp,> March 273O mConsos opened % .0) FOR noneI
"a m American Securities oenet-BOnds COS al o's
~ Territories s9i New Fves, 81 Ire Railway shares. 81
MSEHPo,L March 27-Il:1o nCoton opened frm Mdd1ng
Tpard. "a ~ L Midi ng orleans Sl03d
gERr0oL March @7EjO p m-Colou unchanged; FebrusIE
from savannah Chrrstlu 5O Beadsiuss
c-st Bscou-Cumbeftud Cut, J3' e cNt
LOsDlS March l1j m.Colsols closed al L 09l i0t money
resi- FOR The account United States boBdsNru Fes o. Ede
IuiEtT shares. q.
Pakis. March l1.-Reutes. So &c.
LvlEPoof M.rh Us D. m-Coon closed quiet and steady
sng pnis CD; Mddhg Orleans 81 0'd; the sales OF the day
m including 3JU speculation sd export col
bales Ameue9 sales Of Cotton shipments ron
arssuah Charleston March and Apu, a. $50
oSBoN 2l-Petroeum l 1l6L gallon for Spirits and
~ for Refined.
TREroOL March 5EveUngBacon. y g cuL for short Rib
lfes Common R0s'u, 8'3 = cwt. .-o...
I0sooS March 27-Eyenug -Linseet or IS! u.s. % E ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

| B. LENT'' NEW YORK crRcrs
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.
WILL OPEN MONDAY, MARCH 81
MADISON AND FOURTH.Aygs.
TwENTYSIxTH AND TwESrYsGygNr SITS
TONIGHT. $50
Subject OLIVER GOLDSMITH" Sith ReadioE
CTEINWAY HALL-RICHARD WAGNER.
- THEODORE THOMAS and his UskiFAIhD oSChAsfsA
Tue ''''' '' lGE NEWBORN. YORK WAGNER UNION
On Friday EvBSrSG Msrs %
-bsn h programme Will contain unoe5 .ae o'' popular 80
The Reforner ,sd most Prominent MUSICIAN Of the dag,
OvgRrURg-" Der FGegeads HOllAnder"
siSS FAUST 0gvEsTUeE
ScGSgS Gon DE waILar"
M IAs i sEa Sifa
KAISER MARSCH
Admission tickets to second bslc"s', SL
Reserved seats ~ cents eItTs
O Broad~a Ii Broadway aad at e Boz once stes-~
Admission bad all the principal Music Stores AL
Doo open at bali past seven eight O'Clock
Nc BsLsw ~bo appeared BOsoatsSs-
Da'y Globs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY syESNG. Mach -.
j. NJ. BELLEW
OLIVER GOLDSMITH IgELANDS " POET or sArUeK'
SYLLABUS -Golmi,hs BRIT Loosod HI, R,rs H.o, ..s
Tr.y s ARRIVAL HIS and fneDdsBdwsra
Buc Dr. Johnson Joshua REYNOLDS DAVID Gariek Hogsnh He
E Po.ca Predictions His Prose W"rss' The Traveller fts
deserted Village" Tue Cteu' The Wear OF Wakefield" HIS
oous condemnation Of Penal Laws.' Goldsmith Love Tes
my BRIDE the Club lis loess ADD Death Descoe
ou the The Temple The be befead3
cosg The Jesemy Buie aud tue Lock Of Hlr-
(ftnt b,rsi@i 10 The puohc.)
az, ur,toncsl Narrative pill be nterpereI vita
READINGS
GOLDSMITHs TRAVELLER " DESERTED yILLA0E.-
VICAR OF NAkkPikLD,' Sc.
TICKETS 81 Is aud 20 Tor sale at la Broadway shsesr
lud ACadrmy.
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PFCFlPTS or pRODUCE.

PEI N0rfA Tesisis Rgdr01rG
g,EcH g2 pkgs Ashes 4S33 bales Cotton 100 bb Cotton seed
0 hh Copper 9l Aes opper % pkgs Dried Fru ioo' bo
I Flour 500 bush Whee:, l5fO bash. Corn, p p
10 so bush Malt zoos bush Barley 20 bass Gre' Seed
seed IN bbs Beaus bag B. T. Peas. 2Dj bbl Corn
I, bags Corn Meal lOa tb Oatmeal bales Hemp ot bales
IL bales Hides "a 2B Leather IS bales
q iss bills o. Mosses 2O84 pkgs OIL Cake, $40 pkg PORK
btE. Beef pigs Meats 25l pRs Grease, 28 pigs
la. 65i pkgS Butter. l Cheese - pigs Tai
81 IDS bag. Peanuts log GALES SKINS 50 ba LuO on LuZ2 boes
g,t bhi. Tobacco boxes &C. Tobacco 200 bb WHISKY,
X sses Wool. " bbls. Oh, pkg. BeesWst
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COTTON hARKETS
''S~A saieA .lcss'a qoie,i LqE lsSsss' 7s'r oct "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

Is bales Asprwsn los bales Psts; sale. 100 n Cen,
~ 500 Porto Csbeo 260O Psrs and hsranhAR, aaa
: A. ns.c.s .Sd Teas We quote;
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furniture.

An1u6gIIleHlS.
STEINWAY HALL.
- -. ,,,,,,,,, RgBiSsTE y
MoNDAT E Eye March st. At so %GosA
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, April D at o'clock
THURSDAY EVENING, April , at O'Clock.
Final HSq0N sUBissTBIS AND HENRI wIRSIAwSSI.
THEODORE THOMAS GSB ls uSRIvALRD ORCHESTRA.
THE GREATEST coScRS S3T% c6MBIyAT1oN on RECORD
At The opening Concert MONDAY EVENING March 81 viii
entirety and under the personal direction
u NC RUBINsTEIS's OCEAN SYMPHONY;
~ c6 MI sSI Sy SEQ aSe % ~ n pro-
can no" be bad m 1nd ryssS pR
- Mr. RUBINSTElNS advent Amere1 sre.t number Of
requests have been receiver 1 ,! b, ss,t Orchestral symphony
be performed under bis personal direction therefore, With .s,e
''' D'' inc ""' S sJSi ' EySSISG, March 81.
'oe "''' p'''''DEU BiSSrEIS'S OCEAN SYMPTOM
''d the personal '''' ASr on GUBiSSTRiS ' compose"
NEW-YoRKs GREATEST READER
MIR. GEO. VANDENHOFF.
THIRD POPULAR MATINEE.
ASSOCIATION HALL. SATURDAY, March 49, 2O'cIOcL
PART suAxEsfssR Eas4 iEs sRgS v Two Scenes.
DiCKESsasLrgnL,aE d DoABEY AT DR. BLIMBRRS ,o,,
PART IT, DEATH or 'Scett
YOUNG h0GhNyAR ..seou
AZ frR 0PERi Arm IrliESS 10, ieqae. ai1S
PART ILL., nIcKE sg, P PC HBS P sIiHis
Matinee Reserved seats. Halls ISL BoadSIv and Gar
ley's Twenty-thirisL ST., corner fOnftn ave
I Asst GRAND MATINEE
IL OF TIlB
HAMPTON STUDENTS.
UNION LEAGUE THEATER,
on
SATURDAY, MARCH 90,
AT20CLoCK.
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME.
o5sT BOOK GSscfas rES ssv Me-
MUSIC-LAUGHTER.
7th REGIMENT BAND
will give another combined entertainment OF MUSIC sat
AT TUE G C99p,Ec iN S1p1n
GRAND CONCERT By GRAFgLLtS celebrated iG stGMtNr
BAND vii commerce afsr t which Dr. coiTGS vii
'dm mite he S LA GfHTISS GAS''
TICKETS rs CENTS admitting to tue whole. Music commences"
pELLEW. BELLEW. BELLEW.
FRIDAY EyFI nSI fT N>aca q"
viii give for the Auenea, Oliver Goldsmith rrsl'ud'
1essts ST. IS .ud 50 csn Schners ,Od ne Broadpa
THE TABERNACLE-JERSEY CITY.
TOMORROW SATURDAY, March %, Msnm.
etst oulV Concert IN jersey City Of
MILE. CARLOTTA PATTI.
MILF CARRBSo. MessrS SCOLARA sAUREr, aud MARIO.
Seat, sal, at har,Ous 10 EIehingeps Jer'ev CTS
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
i PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
ACADEMY OF MJSC.
Programme:
Oreturr Scherio aud Fnale Schunsun
symphony Ooris" ,l,aDnra
I AUGHING GAS
Ia FOR LADIES
Dr. COTTON will give LECTURE ard EXHIBITION Tor Lade'
ouv at the FRIDAY AFTERNOON March Adj
mission. expense 10 CENTS To commeuce at ocock
THE GREAT SIIAKESPEAI,EAN READER,
4 MR gro VANpBNHOPF.
ASSOCIATION HALL. TO MORROW.
THE GREAT PlCKWlCklAN HUMORlST,
i Mr. GRO YANDENnOFP.
ASSOCIATION HALL. IOMoRRoW.
CTEINWAY HALL-FlRST CONCERT of
| - the WAGNER UNION" THIS EVENING At o'caei.
pROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK
~ NAAlkp LbO. v VVKIva. q RslA saSa
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financial.
DROPOSAIS NOR S200.l

PROPOSALS FOR 100000 STOCKS OF
THB NEW-YORK.-Sesled proposals will be received
a. the Compoers Ooe until THURSDAY APRIL D. 1873 at
M the will be publicly opened oT the whole or
part of the Of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
or STOCKS Of the City of New.York, to Wit:
Additional New CrOon Aqueduct Stock, authorized by =.
Chapter go Laws Of 1870 payable August 1850. 10000
Croion Water Main Stock. authorized by Chapter t93 - .
Of 1872 payable Nov 1900 600
Said stocks will bear at the rate Of cent per
payable the LIST dav Of May and November each
The proposals will state the OF stocks desired ana The prs
per hundred dollars thereof and the whose proposals
accepted will thereupon required deposit with the Comptroller the
awarded them respectively together with premiums thereon
when they will be entitled certificates for equal amounts OF
the value Of the awarded to them bearing interest from me
dates Of payment
Zach proposal Endorsed Proposals for Stocks
OF the City Newior" su1 inod in second envelope addressed
10 the Comptroller.
he right reserved the part Of the Comptroller TO reject
all tho bids IT, in his judgment the interest Of the COro
reQlire g. ANDREW n. GREEN, Comptroller.
CITY Of NewYok, Department Of Finance ComPoers once March
q
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Orean 5lcamers

DRAFTS ON IRELAND. o..,v vvcu,vov
~ TAPsCOrTs EMIGRATION and FOREIGN HxOHAsGs
Ireland and tickets b. steamships Ana ''s
packets Issued At T% sFs: TT 2Ros Co. sgu serYe
II s. PASSPORT BUREAU.-American citi t.
" Iss requiring passports Nj S Pl sd 70 sa" oMSS
EOR ST. THOMAS and Brazil
Il RATRs or FREIGHT REDurEDo,,,,vy
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP C2HpAS''
REGULAR Ma. Steamers sailae 90 1.s ga Of ever @0''@
SOUTH AMERICA Cao. Tnslep,agh MU1
OETARiO Cart O. sloeun June ~. H.. @, -s...,,
Ts SS% r.S s5 n RIO ' 90 J.u s as ,a returning
s'sAss%SHMa ' G5hRRoS S.s9 No. sBowusr.u YevYOr
HAVANA Proc RESO and T r,asrF E lss
LeaTug Per 3. North RSsr at 70. EVERY THUESDh
CIV CITY OF or msxIco isvnn, an and 70
CRY or HAVANA uiaTana onJ)''''''''''''' w, a.
f'FirsA' OF passage 'O2 SLEx,sDRB SONS ),
A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
n sail from Pier 70. North River New York .,,,s
GhSTRE wSIe1 h aS OLYMPIA
booked ana forwarded AMI from aPy RaSy So9
as .li.ly speedily comfortably che,py any other ae
Tickets Da Ce6cas eau be bought at lowest currency rates
"''''''' "'"' COMPANY TmESDBisoS BROTHERS Ag,au
FOR LIVERPOOL.
WIAQUggSsTowEL
CARRYING THE q. s. MAILS
THP LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
PROM PIER No. 46, n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY
/. follows
NEVADA. Can't FORSYTH =, AZ S;OO a. M
WYOMING Capt PKicg. g. at 300 p
IDAHO, Capt MORGAN. TO- AZ JiuD
MINNESOTA. Capt I. r. FREEsss.. April p. at2Jo p
MANHATTAN. Capt JAS. PRICE. jL..Apu ~ at 300
WISCONSIN. Capt T. W. FREEaAs..hs 7, a. l:j0 pm.
Cabin PASSAGE. $50. god.
stee1,ge passage (oGce No. 70 BoaisaJ) $50
forfreighi or cabin passage, spplVto
WILLIAMS GCIoy No 81 walst
INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LlvERPOOLRoYa Mail Steamer, APPOINTED to sail follows
Cir OF .bAlLkpA1. March y D. IL
CITY or MON kkAL. ApnI 10 "
CITY OF BRISTOL THURSDAY, Apnl w. D. m
CITY Oh IuRDAB, Ami ". p
CITY or .iTHURSDAf. April ~ pa r.
CITY OF ANTWERP. .........SAIIRDA1. Apri ~ "a
succeeding SATURDAY aud THURSDAY from Pier Nc o.
North River. n,u,,, -, o...,ou
CABIN So and $50 gold according accOmmoauon Roand 1p
tickets at los rates
STEERAGE-ro Liverpool Queenstown Glasgow Londonderry.
Ionto1 Bristol Cardiff Prepaid Certificates bR
Passengers forwarded Hare Hamburg sweden SOrSif Den
marx and Pans, Al reduced
Drafts issued at lowest
Cabin Passage aud general business apply at the CoupiOy' ohe'
No IS Broadway.
For Sserage Passage, at % Broadway. -
O'DONNELL & PAULK COZ Chestnut-st Philllelpha-
NJ 5. CRbAGH. lD2 Stlte-s.. Boston.
p. G. BROWN, 85 South Marke-st., Chicago.
WM. lNMAN Liverpool sui No . Rue Scribe Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

biiios-Em ard fairly seve sales Of 7oooo lbs prime "
skYSesay and SELVES sales Of $50 bills at sle closing
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
Think of 1t.

"When good citizens neglect ward meetings
and elections they leave the cause of the poor,
the widow and the orphan and all the interest
subject to civil control, to the management OF
self-seekiLg, unprincipled men; whose favor,
therefore, will be much more regarded by those
loving Office, than the approval of better citi.
zens who take no part in selecting candidates. u
This is the sixth reason assigned in 'the cir
cular," issued "to the good citizens of Balti.
more" "why they should attend primary cleo
TONS" And it has much force in it. 1t is
truer in the city than in the county. 1t applies
there much more strongly than in the county
But there is quite truth enough in it for the PEG
pie who pay the taxes.
1.-THE interest subject to civil control involve
the entire management of our county affairs
Yet those who are the most seriously effected by
it make continuous habit Of staying away
from them and giving them no more attention
than if primary meetings were a Chinese wed
ding or an Arab dance.
We do not wish to be understood as saying
that the 'self-seeking and unprnciped" do al
the managing in county localities, but those WHIT
can confer the most wholesome influences upor
primary meetings and secure the nomination o
the most worthy and efficient men for public
places do not show their faces there. The samt
people would ride a greater distance to sal
where there would be nothing of special interes
but lot of refuse implements and worn-ou
stock. They would mix with just as disreputa
BILE characters and place themselves in just a
unenviable circumstances as they would be call
ed upon to do at primary meetings. Yet the
will not attend the latter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

| be paIu Z.
| basis of taxation. o..
| must learn now that dirt roaos ". er
| for densely settled community. Til ey must
| further learn that while taxing their wa land
at $40 per acre and that of their ne ighbors,
who are nearer the city, at $1,000 pr acre,
they must not expect the same amouni IF mo-
ney spent in the forty dollar neghbor God as
must necessarily be spent in the other, Do as
any business man would-spend your money
in the place it will pay best. BE up and doing
or you will see the suburbans begging the city
to take them in.
One side of Boundary avenue is in the coun-
ty. Why does not the county unite with the
city in grading and paving it? This is the
handsomest street in or around the city and if
finished as it should be the eight or ten thous-
and feet on the county side would soon be built
up with handsome dwellings. The lots alone
would be worth from three to five hundred
thousand dollars at low calculation, and the
dwellings at least two millions more. Is not
this worth paving for?
If lots on Charles street, between North av-
enue and Mankn street are worth $3.50 per
front foot, and buildings are being put on them
at that rate, because it is paved and graded
how much could the county increase its taxa
BILE basis by opening and grading St. Paul
Calvert, North and Barclay streets to Mankin
street? By the opening at least 5000 front
feet, worth nearly as much as Charles street,
would soon be built on. The land would then
be worth several hundred thousand dollars
and the buildings about million. How much
is the county saving yearly by retardng this
work?
The Blind Asylum building is in our county,
on North avenue. Why is it the county has
done nothing to improve the approach to it
from Charles street? In winter the only APP
proach to it is over dirt road, many inches
deep in mud Does any citizen of the county
think such policy apaying one? Would any
citizen conduct his business in q like manner
No doubt this and many other points suscep
tible OF improvement have been neglected be-
cause attention has not been called to them.
1t is my intention to bring them before the
public.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

HoLLoHAN's CoNFEssIoN.-Hollohan, one of
the Lampley murderers, has made confess
sion of his crime. He states that Nicholson
proposed to him, several weeks before the MUIR
der, to get the money that was in the house by
putting the old lady out of the way. Hollo-
han declined. Nicholson told him that he had
lived there and knew just where the money
was. Hollohan several times declined to enter
into an arrangement to e roke" the old wo-
man, as Nicholson e"~gested, and proposed to
!. ret 1HQN1Cs
te-aEng her out OF 1T. Nici. bison reused To su
this, stating that she would recognize his voice.
Nicholson urged the matter until Hollohan
got into the notion. On the day of the night
the deed was committed Nicholson made an
arrangement to meet him in the evening"
They met, went to the house, when Nicholson
INTRODUCED him stating he desired her son John
to do some papering for him. Hollohan seized
her by the throat while Nicholson struck her
in the stomach with his fist. They took her
in the next room and laid her on the floor.
The chest was broken open with IL chisel,
which was thrown down the alley, the money
was taken in charge and they departed, leav-
ing the lamp turned down. Hollohan express
es a desire to have Nicholson on the scaffold
with himself
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24

DECORATION Day. On next Friday the patri
otto breast Of the Republic has one of its mos,
sacred duties to perform. In cemeteries, in val
ley and woodland, on hillside and plain strewn
from Gettysburg to New Orleans, repose the
ashes of the brave hearts that were consumed on
the nations sacred altar Not one Of them must
be forgotten on Decoration Day. By sponta-
neous promptings that come from the deeps oil
patriotic souls let sire and sou, matrou and maid,
old and young, rich and poor make their pill
grimage TO some hero grave and cast their floral
tributes on the green mound that covers The dust
that sleeps to preserve the proud heritage of Re-
publican institutions million graves dot the
bosom Of our land. In their confines lie the
forms of those who died that the Republic might
live. These are the monuments to the nations
patriotism. To adorn them is a sacred duty.
To neglect them is to forget our patriotism, our
selves onr government, our God. Let every
green mound smile with roses and rejoice in the
magnificent tributes that patriot hearts lavish
upon them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
PresDuterio,s .Assenablu.

The General Assembly of the Presbyte
church of the United States convened on Thurs
day morning of last week, at the Central Church,
corner of Liberty and Saratoga streets in Balt-
more city. Rev. Samuel j. Nichols, Moderator
OF the last General Assembly, delivered the open.
ing sermon from the text ''And the Apostle said
unto the Lord, increase our faith"
After the calling of the roll the Assembly
proceeded to the election of Moderator, which
resulted in the choice OF Rev. Howard Crosby of
New York, by very large majoeity. Rev. DR..
Nichols addressed Rev. Mr.. Crosby in words of
welcome to his seat as the presiding officer the
Assembly, to which the latter replied in words
of beauty and modesty in brief speech. After
this was done the Assembly adjourned until
Friday morning. On assembling the following
day long list of standing committees for the
transaction of business were appointed and
confirmed by the Assembly. The Assembly OF
1872 appointed a committee to make report 10
this Assembly Convention upon the Centennial
was read on Friday and embraced some very
valuable suggestions. 1t has mapped out large
amount of work for the Presbyterian Minister;
to perform on that occasion. 1t recommends
that historical discourses, embracing the history
Of the Presbyterian church in the colonial time;
and during the revolution and then after the col
onies adopted the Presbyterian form of govern
ment, be delivered. And the committee is au
thorized to publish an illustrated volume to COM
memorate the National Centennial.
The report of the committee on periodicals
states that there are about 234 900 families in The
jurisdiction of the church; that there were las
year about 10000 copies of periodicals distribu
ted to about rs, 900 families
The Pulpiis of Balt .,ore were fillea genel.-...
with ministers from he Assembly on last Sab
bath. Considerable attention was given thu
Sabbath school cause.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
HAND CORN-SHELLER.

The undersigned having purchased the right for man
ufacturing and selling this useful and very valuable
machine recommends it to farmers and others in Bal
timore county as great laborsavng machine. The
low price of this Corn Shelter places within the reach
Of all and its merits will be appreciated seeing one
of them in operation.
It is just the article wanted by all persons living in
the country and supplies want long felt. Any man.
woman or child can use them. They are simple and
durable and cannot get out of order They adapted
to the largest smallest of corn taking off every
grain rapidly without crack break. PRICE TWO
DOLLARS. The Right for Baltimore county and CITY
for sale. Apply to JOHN CASEY
Ill Ensor St., near Madison, Baltimore, Md
tA. One of the above Machines can be seen at this
Office. GApril 26-Iv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-05-24
Proposals for Building an Odd Fell
lows Hall at Cockeysville,
Baltimore County.

q EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Building Committee of Marble Lodge,
No 123, 1. 0. 0. F., until
Saturday, J1ae It'll, 1873, al 4 o'clock P. M,
FOR BUILDING AN ODD FELLOWS HALL,
at Cockeysvlle, Baltimore county. Said build
ing to be Frame.
Plans and Specifications can be seen on ap-
plication to the Chairman Of the Building Com
mittee. The Committee reserve the right to
reject any or all proposals offered
j. w. HAWKINS, M. D.,
May 24.-2t. Chm of Committee.