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FI.rY.SClHL.

FokSALE BY
BURKE & HERBERT,
The following frst-clas. Securities:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS LYNCHBG.
and DAN VILE r. r. CO., IS, at IS and &C.
crued interest," interest payable lst April and LIST
October; guaranteed by Orange and Ale1an.
dria T. 4. Co.; free of State tax.
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION BONDS
FIRST NJ ORTGAGE BONDS WEST WIS
CONSIN X. R., percent gold, interest payable
January and July, at 92l and interest
Above bonds sold free of commissions.
We BUY and SELL STOCKS and BONDS
on commission, negotiate loans Sc. make col
lections on all accessible points, and will give
aug eff
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r c. hILBURN,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER AND COMMISSION NIER CHANT,
NEW STORE,
No. 10 North Royal st., and cor. Market alley
Alexandria, Va
The proximity of this store to the Market
House, 1.-THE centre Of trade" will enable me to
Produce consigned to my, care,
Consignment and orders for Groceries re-
apcctfully solicited They will receive careful
and nrompt attention. oct 26-tf
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ASE AND COMO RT.

IN a S E A n D 9 " F Q Z T.
Those who are suffering from defective vision
or have Spectacles which are, not specially
adapted to the range of their sight should not
hesitate to try pair of those PERFECTED
SPECTACLES for sale at
- GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
'>ian'14 .'..''.'.'''-' 16 King street
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Mr. Samuel II. Lunt;
For about FIVE years have been suffering
with terrible cough. Nothing prescribed for
it seemed to relieve it in the least. Some months
ago secured one of Cutters Pocket Inhal-
ents" 1t caused almost instant relief. After
using it for q few weeks so marked was the inn
provement in my cough, that it was noticed BY
all my friends, and - many with whom | had
but slight acquaintance. Most heartily do |
recommend itS use to all who are similarly af-
fe,ted. Very truly yours.
~. .. - JAS. VI. BRADLEY.
Alexandria, Va, Jan. 81 1873.
METHODIST PROTESTANT PARSONAGE,
No. 10 S. Washington street,
Alexandria, Va, Feb 4, 1873.
Mr.. S. B. Lunt:
Dear Sir:-Having tried Cutters Pocket In
hslents, for Hoarseness. have found it trul >
beneficial. cheerfully bear testimony TO its
ali suffering from throat affections.
JAMES L. kILLGoRE,
Pastor of the N. 2. Church
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TRY THEM !

The BEST SPECTACLES in use. Money
returned should they not give satisfaction with
in thirty days after sold st
ian ii GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.
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cKATES FOR LADIES AND GENTLE.
- MEN, Sleigh Bells, Sleigh Baskets and
Runners, will be sold at reduced prices to close
out stock, at IS King street. corner Of Royal sts
ian 81 J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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81 zH go: .zssssssE

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND Man
" ASSAS RAILROAD.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-15


funeiai7 7bake messS to fnfniSt fSftH e she
mAffisge4Sablea IL ssfepoftef ifom NoiIh
Adams. ,Masa.,s On Thursdsy. tnoiniun
DIED Mioheal. CLANCY, aged seyapty.AyA
On'saspfaSS, at I O'clock, tissfE thios iSlsrsi
was over, aid at q O'clock Of the Cell.
same day. Mrs! Clancy became the wife
ot Neddy hall. ,aged 6fty.fye;. who had
!ong been a boaZdeE ini the family. :, Iq
7hce. the bake meats were, hardly cold
vI6tuals when' tte marriage table ,ws1as
sPfead. :!'iun, 1isht f,ur i.StraI,|w a', Il
A new italian opera ID auhounoed; the
scene OF, which ia laid in the Garden Of
Eden. The bhor,ises Of 8sraphs and de-
mons can be easily Arranked; bat there
il said TO .be! much difficulty il settling
upon the costumes of the, primal duo,
the soprano'insisting upon sdr9ssing Eve
with a1ysllowasAtin' train and diamond
necklace. WILTSHIRE tenor. Wants TO 'weAf
a..spurpis' velvet Nlosk''ana a. 1spiet as
Adam. / =, = snM u n5,'irN
a @ ehbl9 yi!hq been .:Hjit .;;sadPipe
IndiAnaboliS, e.few. days since, i1 a, ,dy5
ing, Condition, and, had actually ceased
bfeathipg Rhsn placed ,ppon, the opera.
tors;tA.ele; tor s,A .ee; sshia tPeisiep py The ayr;
respiration veg tespfhed k. ind the child
rey1yed, and il now perdfhsa,tIy we'll. i.,.,t,
NJ John yKeape; .ot Waterford. Ire.
land, so4al time .,bRek, buried the body
Of q woman that hsd been senk, tod him
from hospitsl,ss, that at, bis, wifes "A
st. PatEek's Burial Souiety paid the bill.
A. ffeF days Rgo. the real MIRA .Kabne
turned mp at,the domiailec, SKsane was
mad, Mrs. Keane was mad, and; the
agent Of the. b9rlal.soaiety was mad.,I
i9he Spanish, republic seems to be 20.
ing to- the bow-wows already ThG re.
volnHonists thete are too dogged ito be
content with any key to governments Te3-
oept' anarchy. a'4y - Il i, 81!
"A 4erman Iii Buffalo fell into q beer
vat the, other day, ahd was drowned. He
drank be hard as he could to save. him
SELF. and would have succeeded had not
floating cork choked him E.
A man in Texas said. he could drink 4
quart OF Cincinnati whiskey, and he did
It. The Silver mounting on his coffin
The manager of a Mobile gas COM
pany Is appropriately named Dim in the
opinion OF the. authorities. 49, e
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N z W D r. U G. STORE.
Four Doors Above Columbia Hotel.
T.. T.. sillinan & Go.

~
HAVING just returned from The North.
with complete stock Of DRUGS, MEDI.
o1NEs and FANCY ARTICLES, all OF the
best quality, We are prepared to furnish
everything In our line with promptness and
accuracy. Our drugs were all seleoted under
our own personal supervision, 80 that we can
warrant everything We sell to be of the very
best. An experience Of many years in the
drug and chemical business in this city, with
Thorough knowledge of tho same, will ena.
bic us at all tmea to supply the wants Of this
community in our line; and We hope. by a
strict attention to business. to secure q share
Of the patronage OF our citizens.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully
and promptly compounded. at all hours OF the
day oT night.
FANCY ARTICLES Of all kinds. Hair
brushes. Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Per.
fnmery, Hair Oils and Cosmetics of every
kind, constantly on hand.
Patent Medicines, Lubins Extracts. Ger.
man Cologne, fine Soaps. sponges, &a.
Landreth'e Garden Seed. q full supply.
Feb Is 1mo
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PROMENADE CONCERT.
AT MRS. IIINRICHSON,S sTORr

Opposite Lerick q Lo,crance's, Aarch 1s d 10.
THE Ladies Of tho Baptist Congregation
i will give an entertainment for the benef;t
OF their Church on the above dates.
all kinds. Va
A fine Band Of Music in attendance each
night.
Dinner on 10Th from l2 to /
Admission 81 cents.
Tickets can be procured OF Mr.. Winthrou
Williams, ut Il. q. SILVER & Co.'s, or at the
uoor. Mar 12
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COLUMBIA. s. SATURDAY MORNING MARCH IS 1873 VOL "
4. FOR SALE
n sN'' >. AT THE
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
=, SEVEN PED CENT.
! COUPON BONDS
c ITY OF C.OLU MBIA

L y + y u II u ID B a !,
Secured 6y a Sinking Fund. Coupons secured
by an Annual 7b1 and R.ceiua6le Tor OIL
1h1es. Bonds non-ta1aole ~ the OH,
tD0nd Go d Us9t Gt NE Ct!u Lt,nited by Lao to
$7.060.0o0 wy
HNHE BONDS offered are authorized by an
y Act OF Assembly approved March IS.
1917, for the construction OF the new City
Hall. Their final redemption is, by the terms
OK OF SAG Aat, secured BY sinking fund.-" to
building: These rents will reach from IS 900
to Sl0,0uO per annum; and the Carolina Ma.
tional Bank holda q lien of the building tor a
term OF twenty years. as trustee, with power
to collect the rents and hold the same in vest
ca la as i9nd ior the redemption OF tho bonds.
By SAID Aot speoisl annual tax is required
TO be levied to pay the simi. annual coupons,
and the Carolina National Bank ia made the
trustee OF tho city to receive tho taxes when
coiecteo and to psy the coupons. The cou.
pons ms are aiso S receivable for city taxes.
Inc taxable property Of the city il at pre-
sent assessed st 81, ,000,0tO and by said Act
the bond debt OF the city cannot be increased
beyond 5000 900 whilst these bonds are ont
,tanding: The bonds are exempt by law from
city taxation.
These bonds are offered to the public at
eighty nett, with interest from date OF pur-
chaee to January 1, 1873, allowed in settle.
to be added. '''
To citizens Of Columbia these bonds will
give an income Of 12s per cent, as may be
seven per cent bonds, at rs,
annual interest. eBt.............. 81 per cant.
N!neteen years to run, average
increase per annum. ...... II per cent
City tax saved. ................... per cent.
Deol1
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=, Or. Tatfs Hair Dye is Easily applied
w ~ 1871
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CHARLEsToN, g. c., March 8; 1873.
NNHE annual meetIngsof the Stockholders
Il OF the South Carolina Railroad Company,
and Of the Southwestern Railroad Bank, viii
be held in this oity. in the Hall Of tho Bank
OF Charleston, Northeast corner Of Broad
and State streets, on TUESDAY, April g.,
Proxlmo, at II O'Clock. A. NJ. On the follow.
ing day an election will be held between the
hours OF A. M: and P. H., for fifteen Direc.
Directors OF the Bank. A committee to
verify proxies will attend. Stockholders will
be passed over the road to and from the meet
ing free of charge. J.R EMERY.
Mar 8 i12 Secretary.
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Medical and Surgical.
nR. A.. S. HYDRICK offers his professional
~ services to the community. Office, for
the present. with DR.. Gibbes, on Plain street,
near Sumter. Mar t1mo
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,GUANOs.

Phenix Gusno, Wilcox, Gibbs & Co. 8
''n Manipulated Guane.
WTE oan fill orders promptly for the above
W. celebrated Fertilizers, imported and
prepared by Wilcox, Gibbs d Co., Charleston.
8. O., and Savannah, Ga, as they have ample
Order soon before tho railroads are blocked
mp with freight.lSisn s5 ftT- :, - :. !"
.Bpeeial attention Is called to the use Of the
Ph@nix duano mixed with Cotton Seed.
DO, 70 ! JAMES 8. CHAMBERS.
Feb Is 6Tl
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The Central National Bank.
OF COLUMBIA

nFFERs for salea limited amount of above
Fihsr E FiIa \ hoRTaAaE 81 BONDS. tonly $40. 600 per
COND MORTGAGE, (onIy s, 900 per mile. !
at 75 cents and accrued interest, and recon-
mend theM to Trustees and others having
money to invest, rs being the most desirable
security on me market, for the following rea-
FIRsT.-THEY CANNOT BE TAXED By THE STATE,
COUNTY oR CRY. The United States Supreme
Court, in the case Of the Northern CeLtral
Hatlroad us. Jackson, (see W allace. Supreme
Railroad mortgage is q joint one. on property
lying in two or more States, the bonds se-
cured thereby are not liable TO be taxed by
either OF the Statee; and the same principle
or Town. The Charlotte. Columbia and A1.'
gusta bonds are secured by Joint mortgage
on property lying in North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia.
sEcosD.-Bscsuse they are absolutely safe,
being secured by a fret mortgage OF only
SIC, 900. and second mortgage of only Sc, ,OOO
per mile on the entire read from Charlotte ia
Augusta, a-d on all the workshops, bridges,
franchise and equipmonts "f said road.
THInD.-Because the sale Of the first mo, t.
gage bonds will ex!inguish tho floating debt
of the road, and the proceeds Of the second
mortgage bonds will be exclusively apple d
to improving. the road and adding 10 its
tquipme ntr; thus enhancing tn. value OF the
property mortgaged.
HFoUnTu. Because the bonds are coupon
bonds. and tho interest payable in New York,
Charlotte, Columbia Or Augusta, at the op-
tion OF tho holder. Thus In can be col
lected through any bank without expense
FIfTH.-The business OF the lioat IL rapidly
increasing, and the property and franchise
daily becoming more vaiuablr-tlc nct earn.
ipgs Tor the last five months being over fifty
per cent. more than for the corresponding
months Of the preceding year.
SIXTH --Thcee Bonds are practically re-
dcfmnt'e IN gOld. for specie pay ment will Ger.
tainly be resumed hc.nre their maturity. In
"estors will. therefore. Luy with greeLhack.
woI tn 81 cents, aud receive their pay at pa,
titus adding profit Of OVER THIu1Y CENTS
on the dollar on TEE Frs. MoriY4ye Bunds
and OVER THIRTY sLvrN chNTs on he .Secono
Mortgage bonds, and in the meantime recciv.
ing high rate Uf interest.
FINALLY. .-As these Bonds have a fixed
value in Now York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they arc considered good coilate
rails. on which money can always bo borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOHN Is. PALMER, President.
a. ~. ERENIHER. Cashier. Jan 81
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...s. Agents Wanted,
EOR MccLELI4AN's GOLDEN STATE, the
E fret 4, and only complete History OF tho
Products, Mountsinst scensry, valleys, ri.
yere, Lakes, Forents, Waterfalls, Bays and
Harbors: zoe pages. 400 Illustrations and
March IA 'ati .lCa.l, -'' vIa
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Cotton Seed, Etc.
Q00 BUSHELS prolitio and early. .matur-
OVV ing COTTON SEED.
] Cotton Seed Planter. -, :
N Watts and other Pioas, not injured
'>d. by use.
40 Loada Barn.Yayd Manure for sale.
Apply to q. o. HARTINDALE.
AZ corner Of Lumber and Gates streets.
A6fch,S h,S'5t- .fH .,. Nfgh,, lEr atnat
, 1873-12-15

A Comparative Summary OF tho Sem
Hon's Work i'll tho 6ngints1v Dis-
tEicf.
Special Dispatch Ia The Chicaqo Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 14--A report
from n'l tho boomB IN tho Saginaw district shows
that the following quantities Of logs woro raftcd
out during the EeuHon of 1873: Tit.awabaBsoo,
275,o0o. 600 feot; Caav, 1o0,A5S,140 fcot lnile,
80,S7a.G0 feet Augres. o., ,2sl 1856 feet; Kawa-
kawlor, 33,573,354 feet; BAD, $4,000, 900 feet 4;
Ausable, 90. 0.l4s, 600 feet Total, 600 $3.50 s37 foot.
Inst year 045,5G0,l7l foet wore run out
Of tho Hamo streams. There was loft
over OH those Htteams ut tho close
Of tho season 4s7, ,25O.0D0 foet OF logs, half Of
which aro infido Of boom limits, aud tho balance
hung up. Tho estimated cut OF mills on the
sagiHaw Rlvor, tho past season, IL 6O0 1000. 600
foot, tho batanco Of tho loEs enumerated above
having boon sawed ut Tawas and All sable. Tho
stock Of lumber on hand On tho river IL estimated
at ,1750o0 200 fcot, but q small percentage Of
which IL Of tho upper grado. Tho estinated
amount OF logs that will bo wintered OH tho
above streams is 360.00000o feat. against 1000,
000, ,000 feet tluting tho proyiots winter.
, 1873-12-15

first timo will, tho nowly.clootod aud conueoratcd
Bishop. Aftor prayer a6ont 900 lott the clutch,
something - oyer goo romeIlntng and partnking of
ministerod BY bishop Cheney.
blootl OF Christ" The following prayer was Of
fercd by Bishop Cumming:
Moat Heavenly Father We lesccrh Thee to send down
endae lin Vii, lily Holy Spirit. hat ho rro, hlng
Thy Word nny not eny l,o Garment 70 rorovc. be,
nno ,ny bo 10 a.ch beovo wI1o1caomo e1nnplo III
sn5 wS5 IN ;t II iGys fsa II f !. es
ho nt,er dsy o sy % reseivo ha croW 81 r9nteona
,,ost, fn1 up by tho Lord, tho rtgtoons Judac. who
ys oY es s fosf %ss xs Hs asS sa % xass aS Father and Tho
Tho bcnodction WI given by D't',op Chnncy-Tho
peace Of God, which lmssoth oil understanding, Keep
God, and Of liz HoM 1canH Christ Lard And tho
blessing Of God Almighty. tho Father, thu son, md
TIC Holy d.ost, be a1onEst Son md remain with you
always. Amct,.
This ended tho services, md tho vast assom-
hlago wont to their [omae.
l;yrNISu HEnvtcE.
The church WAS ngnin filled to its utmoAt
capacity ut tlo commencement Of tho evening
Unity Of tho Church" taking Tor his toxt vorhes
21-25 OF Johi, xvii. 1t lilo conclusion Of
Bishop cnmmins sermon, Bishop Cheney on
nounoel tint q collection would DO taison up for
tho. ,s',stoi.tntlon Fund.-. Ho .apoko of tho
1oyfnlnosa Of tho day for ali who
participated iii Tho movement for tho puriflcn-
fion Of tho Church, and referred to tho signil-
cameo Of ibis tay % marking ONO ct tho bright
congregation 10 give llborafly to tho stlstonta-
lion Fund, Which would bo moHtly applied to tho
mid Of such cergy1ncn AZ Bhoutd loEo tl1oir pas
tolatea by rcasol of following tho dictates of
their consoionecs. Tho collection having ncc,,
by Bishop Cammtns, who asked tue blessing Of
God uCoM tllcir efforts and upon tho nowiy-oon-
, 1873-12-15
CASUALTIES.
Explosion of u l.0c0m0tivc.fIOtI0r In
EDL1kiMhtla, O...OM0 mum klllUtl.

Explosion of u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Columbus, O..~Ono mum killutt.
COLUMBUS, O.. Dec. 1i.-At / O'Clock this
evening, a locomotive drawing baggage~car
aud Three coaches filled with passongora pulled
out OF tho depot ut this point. III apr arontIy
good condition, but wheu opposite Tic Found
wlleu between two freight-houBes. tic loco.
notiyc-boier exploded witt, terrible force,
instantly kllng Da'tol Cooper, the engineer, aud
throwing David Lougl!ory, tho fireman, soyoral
hundred yara into Ito froight-yard, injuring
u yard engine attached 10 freight tralu. and
Fletcher patcs, 1lreulan, woro also considerably
injured. Tho engine waa blown to atonlB, some
Of the heavy pieces being thrown 600 yardB dis
tant. Two freight cars woro blown to pieces,
btt, atrauge to Bay, tho conductor and baygaga-
master, soatod III tho baggage cur, wore i.0t III.
jutel. Tho cauHc Of tho sccsdeut ia unknown.
, 1873-12-15
WISCONSIN INSTITUTIONS.

.spscidl Ulsbu'cA II TIE fhn'ago Tribune,
JANEaylL1.E, Wis.,, Dcc. l3,--I'ho Legislative
Whiting Committee examined tho Hind Inssitu-
tlou Yesterday. and thia morning aro looking
into Tho Looks, accounts, &o. Twonty-ii,a
onsuing yonr, pnst OF 1t for now out-luiIdingu
Thoy wont to Dolayan on Tho afternoon trim,
aud will examine tho Deaf md Dumb Asylum.
Mouday morning, going to Milwaukee in tho
afternoon.
, 1873-12-15

Ing, such aounlncss In tho faith,. nnd
conversations that he Is apt md meet to o1ercas tho
othce OF Bishop, to tho lonor Of God aud tho leify
Ing OF us Church, antl to bH wholesome example
OF Christ. GEonaE DAVID UuatMtsB.
Marshal. u. SMITH, ptesbytor.
i. T. LEAUo0I, presiytcr.
Mason HALLAu11En, Prcsbyter.
WILLIAM Y. Fl:LrwEL1 prcsbytcr.
CHARLES H. TroHEr, presbytcr.
B. A1cnt0o. CHARLES 3. KELLo1d,
JAMES l.. MonoAx, NJ. Irnox R1ou,
NICHOLAS a { I'll harr1Ers, DOOM v; Z Ks,7il, %
CHAnL.a FAnao, WILLIAM u. uooDLEss,
@. FoLLAKtnEE, GEORGE FIELD,
T. u. PHILLIPS, pETEN VAN SouAAuK.
Tho Bishop followed with the litany. nubst-
~ tutins for the worl MTut t. may pleeso Ioe
DR.. Cheney and the clergy kncoling at tho chan
col-rail;
Tha. 1t may plcnsc Thco to bless this our brother
Gs;cte an o se Thy g,aee n%n % ,hat 10 my
ofyng Of Thy Church, and to tho honor, pr!ise anu
glory OF Thy nalno.
Thls WAS followed by tho prayer:
Almighty God, morcitully behold thta Thy servant
now callol tu tho work and ministry Of Dshop End
GO repleiHh him with tho truth of Thy doctrine, aud
alorn him with innocency OF life, tint both by word
to The glory Of Thy name, and thu elfyng md we'll
governing Of Thy Church through tlle merits Of our
Thto aud tbo Holy Ghost, world without ena Amen.
Then tho Bishop. addressing DR.. Cheney,
said:
Brother forasn,uch as It is onjoined In Holy Scrip
tuie that VIC should not ho hasty III aying oll hands,
nna adMttng any person 10 olllco IN sho ohnrcl Of
,n rs ~ na'n HE'LL VIII a 10 sss lt,Ge
yo 10 he oiice Of D!shor. wo viii cssns yo,. Il.
certain articles to the end tla ho congregation 1rcs-
ent may have n trinl aud bear wness hoy you aro
mndoa to bohavo yourself In tue Church Of ool.
& arearno ,ue ~ @ ,r ~ M 1e r y osns
Ghria ami ti,o ordcr of tha dhnrab o4A '''"'
Dr., chonay-~I an, no persuaded,
Bishop uanmlna--Aro you persuaded that the Holy
Scriptures contain all doctrine required ~ necessary
tor eternal salvation through faith IN Je9ns Chrst?
anu aEo wv ueeImineM ns oI the Ea,no noly serl-
an II trneh Nv nntan nntn,nv 2c"essarv
oernal n Iya.ion bit TINT which yo shall be persa.
, 1873-12-15

EInIh '5 a Afhnms Aaheny's Se!easeoS visss a;g2
sturo Frames; blank Booke. Enyo!opos Letter Paper.
BY ardos Ut II. +. JENKINS, Esq.. Assignee ia Dank-
EL1sQN. puMrnnY 4 CO. Auntnnn.r.
, 1873-12-15


K1NH1E-nn Ea,4ttay 13!h iust.,. n!t,. Lteus..C
hAots 4. kiazio. rsyasses = A.. IT, h. s!th ysar
T~eN,s sa.thst, Tuesday ninrnng. 18th iust., At 10
UalnUk. Kurtll 1T GrauGland QtMatory. " -
~ bt LoEis aud Dorot papcs1 pluasa copy.
lIADDIuAN-At,7ao aolock iaas ovonius, Jsue lIaddi.
Qau, Mlie VI .lGrry l3Adtlg4n.
Funeral 1t 10 !. W.. Tuoalay. TO Calvary Cometezy.
, 1873-12-15
SAGINAW LUMBER,

A Comparative Summary Of tho Sem
Aon's Work III tho 6ugint.yy Dis-
, 1873-12-15
THE BOSTON TEh.pAR1Y CENTENNIAL.

Special iltspatch tu Tht Chicago ftibrn..
BUFFALO, Dec. 1I.-Tllo HutTnlo Historical
Cnp IL making preparations tor y lifting celobra-
tion of tho Boston Tea-party uantonnal. In
rrosidont Fillmore, Judge N. X. Hall, aud many
othor prominent cltzons, will pArtiollato in tho
exercises. 4. Chester will road an address.
, 1873-12-15


s:Rsssl iisa;s In: H. .tS ::;{ m, s s sy su III
ensd YOU heretofore, w ho win yoi, to TIC ol. mAn
ehsras 5 y 1asr 1 y s1e st b III ss
tho Lord 1csus Christ WHO before rontins riato,
Wsea o Gs II M @
Fsctl tho ark Of aod which 1is hst rrrcInse viii
con- wisv snifz ~ noi fer y
ready mind not aa boing lnrd oyer Colts herisnEo,
III '& r. es .n n tue ~, o 9 o1oM% a
nf glory that fadeth not away"
THE coNAEonAr1oN.
rrcabytcrs Gallagher n1ld Fotwoll thon con-
,tue.od Or. ohsnoy TO bishop oumtnins, WHO was
Tic isev. bir. Gallagher said Reverend
brother Il, Christ, we present unto You this g1a-
ly md woll-loar1sod mau, to be conaecratou to
thn H,i office md work Of Bishop. ,,, .o,.,,n,,.
to 10 produced In bohatt OF tho oloctod Bishop,
tho first Testimony to bo tho oertiilchtu from
tho General Council Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church certifying tho election Of our brothor.
Mr.. AycrigK, w1o was tho temporary Cllarmnn
Of tho Council, then road the sujoined duou-
mont:
Ihis h to corfy that Mt tho rlrat General oounci:
vf the Reformed Episcopal Church, held III sho cy ot
1879 tho Rev Charles Edward Cheney, Doctor Of Dl-
yiny, prcsbyter elected l,y the ,lnanir,a.s vote
u 4oIA oEAtfH Ab t1e Ull'Iu VI !1anAoF " o cAu41A III
qud. 49,.
Witncsa my hand and seal thtsoth day Of December,
HEnpEnr D. TunnEu.
8ccroary Of tho General Council.
Tho Rev. Mr. Gallagher noxt road the personal
toatimonial, as follows:
We whose names arc undersigned, fully senBibte
how important 1t Ia that tho 8acrol o1ce Of Bishop
should not bo nnwor.h![y conferred, and firmly per-
staied ttat 1t IL o1r duly to bear testimony tbin
solemn occasion, without partiay aTceton, do in
tho prc.e1lco Of Almighty dnlt testify that Charles
Edward Cheney, Doctor Of Divinity, ta NOT far
no informo Justly liable to ev report either for
error IN religion for viconBnesa Of fe anl that
notable crme for which ho ought mt to M consecrated
to that holy Office. We do, moreover, Jointly md sey
orally, dccarc that, having personally known him for
three years last past do III conacctccs belevo
him to 10 Of suci sutlcicncy in good lcarn-
Ing, s,tch aountlneas III tho fhith, nnl
Of anch ytruoua md pirc mRnncrs and gody
conversation, that he IL apt and meet to o1crclae Tho
Ing OF IIls Church, and to bn wholesome example
Of Christ. GEonaE DAVID OuMMtss.
MARSHAL. H. SMITH, ptesbytor.
i. u. LEAUouk, pres,ytcr.
MASON GALLAGHER, Prcabyter.
M'fLL1AM Y. FELrwEL1., prcsbytcr.
CHARLES II. TuogEn, preabyter.
B. AIcntao. CHARLES .. KELLoua,
JAMES l.. NfnnnAH. NJ. DrnUN R1ctl,
HENRY @. SMITH, GEoRuE II. SACKErT,
NICHOLAS u. RArrLEYE, D0poE ". KEITH,
CHAnlra FAnao, WILLIAM u. uooDLEss,
G. FoLLAKtnEE. GEORGE FIELD,
T. u. PHILLIPS, PETEN VAN 9ouAAoK.
Tho Bishop followed with the litanv. aubstt-
tuting for the words. Thut It may pleasc Tlloe
tn i}ltmrntn NIL nt4hDna II .te tim fo11nyinr