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JASUARY %. 1874.

Settled King Bridge Company for
bridge across Witten's fork, found due said
Company 1850 dollars ordered to be paid.
Allowed G. s. Neweomb & Co., S5 30 for
stationery for Probate Office. Allowed F. Riff
25 dollars for calender clock in Auditors office,
Allowed A, ]. Pearson 10 dollars fees as Pros.
Atty. Allowed Wade & Co., Is dollars for
road duplicates. Settled with H. B. Hixen-
bargh s. Co., for abutments and wing walls at
Eckleberry's mill, found due 2232 7S, ordered
to be paid. b., --fl
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

TIE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE,
Trains New York from foot OF Debrosscs and Cor
Express Tor Harrisburg pitsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ. and
$50 p. NJ. sunday and 80 =. Nj.
Phadeiphia and Erie Raroad, T., ~ for Williams
For BALTIMORE, Washington and the South at $40 A. NJ.
Express Tor Philadelphia $40 30 A. NJ, 1880 345J
SQ T. NJ. and Il night. sunday, ), b:iD, $3.50 ana
Pm Emigrant and second class. =. NJ. TO
For Trenton at 20 A. NJ, and 10 T. NJ sunday, o:V
For Newark at G. 30 7:O 7ao s. O. 10, II A. NJ u MI
2 80 $40; $40 4:ln 80 52l $40, g., Gao, b3l
s;lo 10 u 30 P ", aud IL night sunday 80 S'o
For f Eiaabeih at G. $50 7:sa 100 sapn A. MEN,
L2,2:Sa 3:ip $40 4:l0 4:y, $40 $50, O. o:io b:u 7Ja
$40 TO- SOP. NJ, aud l. night sunday S2o o;io and
For Railway, {, 6 30 20, loA N; I'm 9 az s;ia
IL night. sunday SEQ and $40 p. N.
fG % 4. NJ a:S iio aud r N.
For New Brunswick. 2 and A. NJ ~ ~: y say A:w.
r rsd nD a nlg SIS and SSnas
For h Lam and 80 A. N. and arM.
For Pniipsburg and Beyidere. $50 A NJ, and 4. NJ
Accommodation for Bordenown, Burlington and
For freehold, ~ A, NJ, and ar. NJ:
For Sarmnsdale and sasan Is2o 4; NJ ssna2PA
is;s5 and IS r. NJ, daily; II ss a. NJ daily except
Ss and 10 a 2 NJ Sunday, s,s A. NJ and 10 a T. NJ
t1S% EnsseRea sq 49, s S1 Io' s go: 81
ii is A. H. and iO:E r NJ
Ticket ofrccs 526 45 III and eA Broadway. No Asior
House and loot of Desbrosses and CortlanH streets.
A. j. CASSATT, d. NJ BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.
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FINE AakTS.

y RARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIFE IN
. Venice 200 years ago; the first represents herco
combat between factions athletes for the Dos
session OF bridge; the eond Ballroom Scene at
palace In Vehice showing hundreds Of portraits tho
tunes; the third night scene In Vie grea. gaming
ladies' over tue gaming tables the paintings are vigor
ously painted very Interesting valued at 35OD viii bs
sold Tor $50. sYPHER 4 CO.. aYS broadway.
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CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ The elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
NARRAGANSETT, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, from pier SO North River ats r. N.
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COAsTVIsE sTEAnTsHfPs.

me possibility Of ne,c issue Of fnc0auertfbe
paper Iregard acih anaazenen; ana anxiety, ana.
Ia nay judgment, such an issue aooud be detrt-
7yeaat and a sha7,ee.-CuARLEs SUMNER.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The possibility OF neU issue or dncomcersto6
paper Iregard ,oah a'ndzense,t and anrtetp, and,
in ma Judgment such an issue aooatld be detii-
7ne1t ana shd9ae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN
"A. did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave picr Al,
Canal street. daily SUNDAYS excepted att r. M
|vITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY.-FARE
" 81 81 Daily Saturdays excepted at =. M. sun
DAYS ut F. NJ rom pier ~ North River foot Leroy St
NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLI
ONY leave pier % North River foot OF Murray street.
daily (Sundays excepted), at 5 p NJ Through tickets
soId fat nj nrin hot
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAVA EMBARK
L IRON the Cunard wharf. foot of Grand street. jersey
City, at 8 +. NJ. OH Wednesday, April 1874
CUAS. q. FRANCKLYN
No. Bowling Green, New York.
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TWO SUPERIOR CORNER STORES TO LET-FOR
L Teas Groceries Provisions. Also two old estab-
lshed corner Liquor Stores, Lager Beer and Billiard
Saloon being partly fitted up four large businesses at
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INMAN LfNE-NOTfCE.
The cours, laid down for these steamers, and followed
ty them Tor several years fixed to pass $50 miles south
OF Cape Race. Although the voyage is thus heightened
about mics better weather met with and there
great freedom from ana floating and the
danger OF navigation CONSEQUENT thereon.
Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF Saturday, April, 4, at ZIP. NJ
CITY OF PARIS. Saturday April II. at p. NJ.
CITY or MONTREAL. saturday, April 1S at I. N.
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, April rs Mt p. VI.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday Pier
45 North River. - - ,..s.
CABIN $50 and 800 gold according to accommodation.
Round trip tickets at lower rates.
sTGERAGE.-To Liverpool Queenstown, Glasgow Lon
donierry, London Bristol, Cardiff, Belfast, Havre
Hamburg $50. Prepaid certificates, So currency.
Passengers are forwarded sweden, Norway. Den
mark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply OF the
company's office, No ID Broadway, 80 .
Storage passage. 80 Broadway or Pier 40 North
River. > $500 -.
oDoNNELL FAILK, 4o2 Chestnut street Philade
NJ. s. CREAGH, 1O2 State street. Boston.
Il. G. BROWN, 81 South Clark, corner Lake street,
Chicago
WIN. 1NMAN, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe, Parts.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Ste amship Line. -
The steamship KNICKERBOHER Captain eager, will
leave pier No. North River on Saturday April I. at
T. NJ. Freight received daily. Through rates given to
Galveston Indapoa, Rockpcrt or Aranzas Wharf, Bra
Santiago st. Louis and Mobile Cabin PASSAGE SSl
seerage SIS For freight or passage apply to CLARK q
SEAMAN. So West street
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COOKs TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS
~ issued to every part of the world lhey arc
printed In English side and in the language oi e
country where used The other "a . ar
they all sold Mt reductions ranging rom ~ W ="
per cent below ordinary fares 49,
Their holders are required to travel IN large pareS
They allow breaks OF journey AT points of interest en-
route which ordinary tickets do not ,., -.
They can be had with steamship tickets or without
steamship tickets $500. -, g.. >, .. ..,. - A..
Cooks Tourist tickets are used by 20 per cent OF the
Americans travelling to Europe. -.
They available for passengers by any line OF steam
oks ne pc rsonav conducted party the South Of
France Italy, Switzerland and the Hhinc, leaves BY
steamer Egyp Maya price $3.50 gold for 20 days travel
and hotels
'' ' VOUK, SON JENKINS.
26l Broadway. New York.
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CUNARD LINE.
" NOTICE,
With a view of diminishing the chances of collision the
steamers OF this line take specified course tor ali
sons OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian OF 10 ut IS latitude or
nothing the north OF 10.
On the home passage crossing the meridian of 90
at AZ latitude or nothing TO the north of t2.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
JAyA........Wed, April I CHINA; SAT- April q
CUBA. :. We'd April CALABRIA. We'd, April 20
ABYssINIA We'd. April q BATAVIA. sat, May 2
f ts April L .SC9 iI WE'D Nay 6 6
and following Wednesday and Saturday from New
York. Steamers marked do not carry steerage passen
gers Cabin passage $780, 500 and $780, gold according to
accommodation. Return tickets on favorable terms
Seerage $50 currency Storage tickets from Liverpool
Queenstown and all parts Europe at lowest rates
For freight and cabin apply at the company's
Office No Bowling Green. For Storage passage at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building -
to F. H. DU VERNEr
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago. Ill.
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CyTORES TO LET.-ONE SUITABLE FOR MACHINE
y shop; 2SxS0 two story; well lighted also three
story 20x75 JAM Els H. MILLER,
81 East street, Delaney
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THO LET-WITH STEAM POWER, THE SECOND
Floor, Cellar and Part of First Floor together
separately possession Immediately. Call at premises
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ITO LET-CENTRAL LOCATION, THREE WELL
l. lighted Lofts 5lx60 feet, with without steam
power Apply on the premises, 2i3 and 245 West Forty
seventh street. Broadway
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N,O LET-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, THE SU-
/ perior four story and English basement House
No 26 West Twentythrd street rear staircase ana all
complete order. Apply TO r HARMONYS NEpHEWS
4 CD, No 63 Broadway, or to A. LEAMAN, III West
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CTORE AND BASEMENT-AT 41 NINTH AVENUE;
- Immediate good order; only $50 per
month. Apply 10 owner, SAMUEL MILLlKEN, 400 Sixth
avenue.
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ITO LET-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
L stone House No 1859 West Twenty third street; in
ply to Mr.. DODGE at A. 7. stewart Co.'s, Broadway
and Chambers street, between II and 3 T. NJ.
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THO LET-A SPLENDID NEW STORE, SUITABLE
for IA dry goods shoe store large plate glass win
dows. the best in Jersey CITY cars pas in
every direction. Inquire at No. III Pavonia avenue,
Jaraa fty
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HOUSE TO LET-TiIE THREE STORY BROWN
III stone House ia East Thirty eighth street. between
Lexington and Fourth avenues. Apply TO CARLE Il
STRONG 153 Water street corner Maiden lana
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CHORES ON WEST STREET TO RENT-NEAR PEG
- ples line and Pacific Mail Steamship docks; good
capacity; low rent Also a number of small Stores
other locations down town.
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ATB. MINTZ'S, 2is Sd Av, BETWEEN 10Th AND 2iST
n. streets-GO per cent more cash VIII be paid than
elsewhere Tor ladies' silk and woollen Dresses gentle
mems Clothing Carpets Jewelry Laces note by post
punctually attended by Mr. and Mrs. MINTZ. Brooklyn
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ITO LIGHTHOUSE NO. 7sJANE STREET, WITH MOD
ern improV ements, and on the line Of several city
cars rent moderate. Apply to WM MATHEWS 81 Cath
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NCH OR LINE.
n Additional sqllings
Commencing LIST April. the steamers of the Anchor
Line will sail from New York and Glasgow every alter
nate day throughout the year.
Tuesdays steamers will proceed via Londonderry.
Thursdays steamers will proceed VIA Queenstown.
Saturdays steamers direct to and IRON Glasgow.
Steamers sail from pier No. 20 North River, New York
ETHIOPIA. Wed, April ! ELYsiA... Tues. April y y
VICTORIA. Tues, April BOLIVIA. Tues, April u
OLYMPIA Thur, April 9 TRINACRIA Thur, Apri! q
MACEDONIA. sat April Ii ANGLIA .. Sat, April %
The passenger accommodations on the steamers of this
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
all on the upper deck thus securing good
light and ventilation.
CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
WE'D STEAMERS, 500 and S75. Return Si2o, currency.
SAT. STEAMERS. S65 and S75 Return, $3.50, gold.
STEERAGE PASSAGE.
To Glasgow, Liverpool. London, Queenstown, London
derry, Belfast Bristol or Cardiff. $50, currency.
Tickets issued passage to from seaport or
railway station in Great Britain Ireland the Cont
nent. ..,.
Colnpany's Office, No. 7 Bowling Green, New York
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
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ITO LET'S MORTON STREET, AS EAST EIGHTH
/ street, Is West Fourth street. Apply to ALIEN T.,
STEWART, Agent Broadway and Chambers street. be-
tween l21a and 5 Z. NJ.
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N,
~ DAILY LINE TO Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Peters
burg and Richmond.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier 81 North River foot of Beach street. steamers
daily T. NJ. for Norfolk ana passenger steamers
for Norfolk. City Point ana Richmond on Tuesdays.
Thursdays ard Saturdays same hour
Through bills ladng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and southwest via virginia and Tonnes
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lncs also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern and Washington.
n c. and other points Office 1877 Greenwich street
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The possibility Of a nep issue OF t'aconrerttbe
paper regard Nth dnadzenent ana anxiety and,
In mig Judgment, such an issue scould be det'-
naent and q shan,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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EUROPEAN sTEAmsHrPs.

me posst6attv ora nesc issue Of inconuertfble
paper regard 10TH GmdzeDaeat and anxiety, and,
m my t1d0nsent. such an issue so0uld be det,i-
ment ana shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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ITO LET-STOREs $50 BROADWAY, Is MERCER,
i % Duane and No. Leroy place, Blocker street,
near Broadway. Apply to ALEX. r. STEWART, Agent,
broadway and Chambers street between 2 and L. N.
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CTEAM POWER.-ENTIRE FIVE STORY BUILDING,
- Floors Halt Floors, S6X44 coed light heated
by steam elevators rent and insurance low 100 West
Twenty seventh street
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RIO LET-THREE LOFTS, 25xs5, IN MULBERRY
L street. near Grand side windows splendid light
Apply to $. " r. CRUGER, 1S2 Grand street.
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A FOUR STORY HIGH
"A furnished House on
month; four story House
month; Jour story House
month, and many others.
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ITO LET-wITH STEAM POWER TWO FLOORS
i 5Ox65 in Grand street. near Centre; Will be divided
Il deared Apply to 5. V. II. CRUGkR ls2 Grand street
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L Building of Sl5 Broadway: has been occupied tor
several years by dealer In human hair. Address box
1850 Post office. New York.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship EMILY Il. SUuUER,
from pier So North River Uoot Of North Moore street,.
on saturday, April 4, ut 3 o'clock r. NJ.
Freights received daily. Through rates given To St
Louis Vcksburg, Mobile Galveston and lndianola.
For freight passage, having superior accomnfodn
tons apply TO FREDERIC BAKER pier So North River
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O7TH STREET NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE
- handsome three story brown stone House,
hardwood finish, &c Apply OF the owner, the prem
ises, No ISL East Thirty-sevcnth street.
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RIO LET-wITH STEADY STEAM POWER, WELL
i lighted Room for S25 per month also larger Rooms
Apply To G. +. HALL, 1877 Elm street
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AN OWNER OF A HANDSOME LARGE BROWN
n stone high stoop House, Twenty second street.
between Fifth and sixth avenues will rent the for
year, perfectly responsible private party only
TO seSuree such tenant the will be made very con-
servative. JAS r. EDWARDS 90 West Twenty third ST.
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ITO LET-sToREs AND TENEMENTs, ON GREEN
wich avenue, opposite Bank street. Apply ut office
No ZIG Greenwich street. Of Barclay.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTnIENrS
TO LEI.

FEW NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
II With convenience Tor Housekeeping; modern i'm
provements terms low; four lines of pass within
block 400 West Thirty third street.
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Eth AVENUE, l64, NEAR TWENTY FIRST STREET.
- Furnished Rooms front and back, singy suite
baths each floor. References. .
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OK BLEECKER STREET NEAR BROADWAY.-A
on story House and Basement suitable for private
family or tor business purposes.
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FINO LET-TOP FLOOR 1876 BOWERY (GERMANIA
i Bank Buding). Inquire in the bank.
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DOR RENr-THE DESIRABLE. WELL ARRANGED
three story high stoop House 10 East Twelfth street,
between Fifth avenue ana University place u rooms.
ID. NJ. SEAMAN, II Pine street.
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do TO SO PER WEEK.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
DC Rooms, lately established, for ladies and gentle
men: no moving in May; best attendance: house
widow lady not inquisve III East Thirty first street
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CTEAM POWER TO LET--WITH FINE LARGE AND
- well lighted Lofts elevaors at very low rents, at
NS West Twenty sixth street
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TNExAs lINE-FoR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
L Key West, carrying the United states Mail-steamer
CLYDE Captain kennedy, will leave pear 20 East RIVER,
saturday, April 4, Mt +. NJ. Through bills OF ading
given 20 and all points the Galveston HOus-
ion and Henderson and b. B. and G. T. r. No charge for
forwarding in New York For freight passage, having
superior accommodations apply TO- ,
c. H. MALLORY co, 1853 Maiden lanc or
W. y, CLYDE, ii9 W all street.
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At 81 SIXTH AyENUE-LADlFS AND GENTLEMEN
n dispose their Cast-ol Wearing Apparel, Car
pets Jewciry &c. AT satisfactory price Call on or adj
dress Mr. or Mrs Ii. HARRIS, "a sixth avenue, above
Wlyeriey place.
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ITO LET-THE FRONT AND REAR HOUSES, NO 10
Rose street. three story ana "A rooms. Offices Nos.
SO, 0 and q, IN 50 John street
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ITO LET-TO AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN A COM
L fortably furnished Bedroom: also a nice hall Room
location central moderae bath and gas no East
Eleventh street, near Fourth avenue.
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10 WEST TWENTY. SIXTH STREET OPPOSITE ST.
Id James Iotel-A front Paror and Bedroom,
ond floor to let furnished, without Board best
ences required and given
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mo LET-NO. 6 EAST E1GHTY-SiXTH STREET ;
L four story brown stone House overlooking Central
Park rent reasonable. Apply to L. NJ TALLER Jr, No.
Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

for the Freedmen-hss done q marvellous amount OF
good Yet to define the spheres Of the two societies
was the wise thing. The Rev. Mr.. Barnes OF ILLINOIS
denied that the of Germans and Indians were
parallel The should he preached TO the indiah
his own tongue.
At this point discussion was deferred u' INC "'''i
noon session and the following Committees. ap
pointed:
On Names of State and Local Bodtes-The Rev. Z. Z.
Crocin OF Wisconsin the Rev. j. j. Abbott OF Maine, ana
Gen. Daniel Dustin oi Illinois. y.
On Me B,bis Society Memorabilia L,anord Bacon or
the Rev. L. Is. Turner OF Missouri, and Dr.
Love of Michigan.-To take the place OF MI Withay
(who was abseDO on the Committee OH Nominations the
Sey G. Y. Osborne Of Indiana.