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MILITARY NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
n appointed by act of the General Assembly OF
April %, 1874 TO provide for paying the Interest
on the public debt, held on II tn May, 1874
PRESENT: The Governor, the Auditor of Public
Accounts. the Second Auditor, and the Treasurer.
On consideration Of the question referred to them
II was
Rescued, That, relying on the revenue to be re-
ceived 1t the Treasury and the balance now OH
hand, II viii be practicable, in the opinion Of the
ment of the January. ia, Interest provided for by
said act-to wit: Two per cent. on the six per cent
issued under the act OF March 80, 1871, and the
like rate upon t,co.thtrds Of the face Of stock not
funded. u.s. z.---
rate for interest due LIST July, 1874, will be made
rs soon rs the condition OF the Treasury win war
rant 1t. of which due notice will be given.
RICHMOND, VA, May IL, 1874.
my 12-2tTu&Th
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The expedition to the Samao Islands has
secured a living dodo, and a specimen of
this bird, supposed to be long since extinct,
is on its way to this country.-New York
Tribune,
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IHE GERMANS AND THE REPUBLICANS
Dir. A. c. Hessipg, of the Chicago Stats
Metung, says that the Germans have probably
Z. forever" cut loose from the Republican
party.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

John HILL, CATTLE DOCTOR, 1922
u EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond, Va.-MUR-
RAIN guaranteed TO be cured.
JOHN HILL attended cow sickened with MUIR
RAIN, and after dosing her she soon recovered,
when every one and myself believed IL an incura-
BILE disease. l hope this may widely spread In the
cattle districts. X. A. WILLIS,
The Falls Plantation,
my 12-1t& Chesterfield county.
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WIN. MERRY PERKINS,
-: ATTORNEY At LAW,
BUCKINGHAM CoIRruousE, VA.

practices In the courts of Buckingham and adjoin-
fn9 counties, the Federal Courts ut Richmond and
Lynchhurg, and Tie Supreme Co.,rt OF Appeals OF
Virginia, al Richmond. So" fe IL
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@ THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
ladies' DRESS GOODS is at
my1o LEVY BROTHERS.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. m the asth of April at The residence
If she brides iatierhy the Rev. Dr. Betteihe!m EN-
ABRAHNM GOLDBACK. OF this Gsty; 10 hi,ss
HENRIETTA BEAR, Of Gordonsvtue, va
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me- THE NEW UNION CLUB CAM
BRIC-FINISH COLLARS for gentlemen are the
incest collar Of the kind ever offered In this city
They are superior in style and general Appearance
to any linen collar In the market. Price, only 30c
per box, at [my 12l LEVY BROTHERS..
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WTIGWAM OF JAMESTOWN TRIBE,
w No. Al, /. o. r. M.-CHIEFS AND BRO
THEIRS: You hereby notified to assemble
promptly at your wgwam on the 18th sun. Sth
run rising OF the sun, Flower Moon, o. = ID. 3S3, 10
participate in the celebration OF 81. Tammany's
Day Zach brother is earnestly requested To ap-
pear with white gloves. All Visiting brethren are
fratcrnally invited TO unite with US on that occa-
sion. Ely order OF the Tribe.
nv 9 St* WILLIAM II. BAKER, c. of r.
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NOMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY OF
" The CITY OF RICHMOED.-The dstD-
guished incumbent Of this Office having declined to
De again candidate, hereby announce myself TO
my feIow-citiZens as q candidate ut the next eec-
ton for the position Of COMMOSWEALTa'SAT AT
TORNEY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. sub.
tect to the decison Of the Conservative Conveniou
my 5-tMyl5* ROBERT G. SCOTT.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

WIGwAM GREAT CHIEF MARSHAL. ]. o. r; NJ.
9TH Sun, FLOWER Moon, G. 5. D., 1888. !
TE'HE TRIBES IN THIS CITY HAVING
i DETERMINED TO CELEBRATE SAINT
TAMMANY'S DAY, the following orders are
given for information and government OF the pro-
cession:
l. Sachelns will assemble their Tribes at their re-
spective wigwams In time 10 report to the assist
ant marshals In front OF City Hail. Broad street,
BY 9th Run OF 18th sun, :. D., 3S3.
ii. Assistant marShalS will report promptly ut
the run stated to form and take charge OF their re-
spectve attachments they will also provide them
selves with suitable saShes In place OF RECALLS TO de-
signate their rank.
III. Officers, chiefs, and members OF Tribes Will
appear with black hats, coats, and pants ana whlte
gloves, to insure uniformity. of dress.
". All Past Sachem5 and members OF tne Great
Council will report to Great Sachem W. E GRAN
GER before the Sun Of Saint Tammanys Gay, that
sufficient vehicles may be provided for Them.
v. Conyerances will be provided for the WIDOWS
anu orphans OF the deceased chiefs ana members
of the Order who may be on the parade-ground NJ
VI. McCann's First Regiment Band will accom-
pany the procession.
VII Families of chiefs and members can join the
procession in their own conyeyances.
VIII The line Of march will be from City Hall,
on Broad street, to Governor street; thence to
Franklin; down Franklin to Twentieth; thence 10
Main: up Main to Ninth; up Ninth 10 Frank lin;
up Franklin to Seventh; thence 10 Grace; up
Grace to Fourth: thence to Broad; up Broad TO
FAIRGROUNDS. where the day will be spent III So
@1''' p'' W. c. CARRINGToN,
my 9-3t Great Chief Marshal, l. Q. r. NJ.
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T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF 4
Il CANDIDATE for the PATRONAGE of coma
Try merchants for the sale Of CONFECTIONERY
at wholesale, promising to discharge faithfully nv
duty during business hours; subject to orders Of
prompt-paying or cash buyers.
WARNER L. FLEMING
Manufacturing ConfecHouer
nv 7-lw 1320 Main st-aa.
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WIGWAM PoCAH o;A T Fri No.
w IA, IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN
CHIEFS AND BEOTuERS: You are hereby notified
to report at your wigwam promptly on the 18th
sun. Slh run rising OF the sun, Flower moon, G
S. ID, 3S3, to participate in the grand demonstra-
ton in honor of our Great Chief st. TAMMASY.
Brothers Will come provided with white gloves;
to lie present. By order of the ": 5.
j. L. ANTHONY.
II MARTIN c. Of r. my ll-2l*
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WILLIAM P. BURWELL.-FelIo,,-
w Citizens In response to the very a,, u..y"-
call to declare myself candidate for the ofFcs -
COMMONW EALTH'S ATTORNEY permit M
In doing so 10 express my qualification At the kind
hemselves, have ut least been earnestly RENDER
in behalf OF the COMMERCIAL, HANUFAcrCPTyc
and MECHANICAL industries OF this beautiful snj
growing city. 0'
Ny candidacy Is subject to a convention Of nv
party. (my 1851 ". +. RURWEII'
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TOR CITY Submitting ny
Il claims to the decision OF Conservative aoml-
hating Convention, / respectfully announce myself
3 candidate for reelection 10 the position OF CITY
AUDITOR, which was conferred upon me by the
complimentary support Of my friends at the cleo
ton In May, 1872. Should l again be confirmed
and elected TO this position my efforts shall be con.
tinued TO render myself worthy Of IL.
Very respectfully,
my 4. tmy15* J. B. ROYSTER.
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MAYORALTY.-In response to call
Aal heretofore published at lengthy OF large
number OF my felloT-citizcns, ] announce myself
q candidate for the Office of MAYOR in the APP
preaching election. subject TO the decision Of The
Conservative Nominating Convention.
II nominated and elected, / promise to devote ny
best and undivided energies TO the discharge OF The
dulles of the office. PETTON WISE.
my 2-t1 Gmy
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~,
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
ING OF THE q ERMAN COMPARATIVE
CLtIB OF JEFFERSON AND MARSH Ia! Az
WARDS win take place THIS lTuesday) EVE
NINti the 9Th. at g O'Clock +. M:. Ms headquar,
.thst every member Will be present, as Important
business will be transacted.
Ry erdar OF the President.
nv 12-It JOHN A. KRAFT, Secretary.
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{ AmusEMEHTsl.
nEIP THELoUIsIANA SUFFERERS
Ill Slas -----sss.
CHARITY AND ENJOYMENT COMBINED.

nEIP THELoUIsIAEA SUFFERERS
CHARITY AND ENJOYMENT COMBINED.
IN response 10 the urgent calls for assistance
from the authorities or Kew Orleans for the sui.
ferers BY the recent hoods In the Mississippi river
DE-. G. W. BAGBY az
,,,s..,~sg,-s.. Mr.. JAMES p. CoWARDIH =.
viii give Joint humorous and literary entertain
ment at fF sats
/ VIRGINIA OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10TH,
commencing at O'Clock P. b., the entire pro-
eeeds minus actual expenses to 90 to the aid OF the
LOUISIANA SUFFERERS.
They will be assisted by Captain McCann's First
Regiment Band, whose services have been kindly
volunteered.
PROGRAMME:
a DAY In Mr.. JlWss p. cowAsDix.
TwoWest Virginia Love Letters. DIR. CIV. BAGBY.
Mr.. MozIS ADDUMs.
A Chapter from George Francis
1fain cArrAwpa. ~" A"-''
Mrs. Tom Hood and Cradle ........ MozIs ADDUAS.
DIR. 6. W. BAGBY. s"aaz,.ssa
The Suffrage Debate, and the Sermon
the Creation
j. P. COwARDIN.
FIJI ,JoneseS' BAGBY.
MR. MozIS ADDCMs.
The general "BUST UPr-by the Good Sanari-
tans-takes place after Moz1s has "norated" on
FIJI Joneses'. tE
Captain MCCAIN will permeate space generally
during the intervals with musical sounds. Samari-
taps may go "to see a man, but they must return
before the resumption OF the " norattons-"
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS PER GOOD SAhARr-
TAN. Tickets TO lie had at West, Johnston Co.'s,
j. T. Enyson's, Randolph s EnglLsh's, and Wood
house Parbam's bookstores. my 12-1t
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no THE CONSERVATIVES OF UNION ",
AND sTRECKgR ersa haSdt 20 meet at SIX O'Clock
aay i2 in the Hasant sgIisfe
near venabe street and
i've from our section Of the city In Inc next lily
Council. Signed by nsANy VOTERS.
IL
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OR. M.-The OFFICERS and MEM
l.. BEERS OF ANNAWAN TRIBE, No. 80, !. o.
K n, are hereby notified 10 meet in their wigwam,
on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth streets,
18th sun 9Th run, Flower moon, e. s. d. 1888
(NIay 18th, O'Clock a. n, 1870, to unite with
sister tribes in celebrating ST. TAMHASI' 5 day
and to attend basket picnic at The State Fair
Grounds by oruer Of the SAcHEH
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no MY FELLOW.CITIZENS.-Cap

THO MY W.CITIZENS.-Capta
l. Wise having declined reelection to the Office
Of COMMONWEALTH AT1 OHSEY for tive
city Of Richmond, have the honor To announce
myself q candidate for that office, subject to the
approval OF the Conservative Nominating Couvea-
ton If, 40 regards official position, have no past
TO refer to, respectfully ask that you will By your
support at the coming municipal election, give ne
an opportunity to make the future past si;.,fac-
tory TO you and pleasing to myself. Very truly,
my4-tl6Mx g. V. MEREDITH.
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nISSOLUTI0N.-Th partnership here-
IL tofore existing under the style Of A. BRkYI
d co. has been Dissolved by tie wlthdra val or A.
Brayi The business viii be continued BY the UNI
dersigned. LOUIS MARkETTt, !
| my 9-3t* III -
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ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS PER GOOD sAhARI-
TAN. Tickets TO lie had at West, Johnston Co.'S,
j. T. Ellyson's, Randolph & Engllsh's, and Wood
house 4 Parham's bookstores. my I'LL
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r HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself eandi-
l. date for the office of COMMONWEALTH
ATTORNEY for the city OF Richmond, subject TO
the decision Of the Conservative Nominating Con-
yention. [my 410tSI K. u. CABElL..
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COMMISSIONERS OF REyENUE-1--
~ specially announce myself q Candidate &c
reelection 10 the ONCE OF COMNISSIOSsp t i9r
THE REVENUE, subject 10 the approya, e. VI ~
conservative Nominating Convention. n me we
argies to the dis charge OF the duties Of the a-
in the future, as claim TO have done In tho n,.,
my z. St< r. B. MTSEnphH'
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AT TIE REQUEST OF THE COMMIT
n TEE ON THE CEMETERY I hereby call
MEETING of the citizens of the city OF Manchester
at the courthouse, on TUESDAY, May IL, at
o'clock p 81 The committee desire to explain to
the citizens their plans witt reference to the sale OF
sections and also to make arrangements for the
renova o the remains of soldiers and others buried
In old burying-greunds In and near the city.
WILLIAMR. WElSIGER
r,y11-2t President Board of Trustees
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7EMPER KAMPAIGN KLUB.

The active members OF the hEMPEtk w ha a Z
Bank street, THIS Tuesday NIGHT NJ S0c1eeN
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EOR CITY SERGEAET.-The subscri-
Il Der respectfully announces himself candidate
for the off &c OF CITY SERGEANT, subject 10 the
decision OF the Conservative Nominating Uoryea-
zion Cmy At 5myl +. y. COOK.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERf.-An ad-
Ill 1ourred meeting of the stockholocrS OF OF
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY WIN pe
held on TUESDAY, May 18th, 1874, at O'CLOCK
p. 81 at the ONCE OF the Virginia State Insurance
JAMES II. GARDNER, =.
,nv11ot Secretary.
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In response 10 the urgent calls for assistance
rom the authorities OF Kew Orleans for the rufs
ferers BY the recent hoods In the Mississippi river,
De. G. w. BAGBY
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JAMES 81. PECOR, for high Gov
u STABLE, subject to Conservative SomIps,i.,
Convention. INV 7s,.S
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Captain MCCAIN will permeate space generally
during the intervals with musical sounds. Samari-
taps may 60 " to see man." but they must return
before the resumption OF the $ norations."
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mo THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
HOPE LODGE, No. AZ, INDEPENDENT Or
DEK OF GOOD TEMPT ARS.-You are hereby
notiGed TO attend regular meeting Of your Lodge
THIS Tuesday EVENING promptly at O'Clock.
Business OF importance to the Order VII be trans
acted. Candidates for Initiation Will please be
prompt. By order OF the w. q. T.
p'oif ~ X. W. STUBS,
my171t& Worthy Secretary.
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4 REGULAR MEETING OF THE
n Clay Ward Conservative Club will be held at
l. Houck's hall, on Broad street, TONIGHT at b
o;cIock By order Of the President.
my1 o-lt w. #. TAYLOR, Secretary.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING of the
RRICRLAYERS' UNION THIS (TuesdaT)
NIGHT, M1y 12sh. A full attendance Of the MEM
hers IS requested. +. W. FORD
NV 2-it* President.
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srArsassr OF BOARD op NAS s A
The Board desire to calf special attention
TO acme of the points established py sne
two annual reports. y,.u.,
/. The volumes handled by the Virgins
R,ble Society from April 1, 1872, to Marcn
, 1874-05-14

take ont AL they could in pEaqtloe. III, cpald
tton, as they could havo their expariupnsa made
IN ~ ttna Places whore thay lad thalr slopa., ,,,,
said that d Muster Mechanic goquFrol mtrd
knowlotlgo than that Of mechanical art only.
10 ought to know what would prevent tho oxi~
dntion Of copper, and about oaBo-hardentng.
oto, Ior or ba,noas involved ohorica and mo-
Mr, Chairman movod TINT tho huhient on
Mechanical Laboratory DO loforrad for o,le yanr,
and TINT tho Committco to he appoinloa Should
confcr With tho Committee OF the Engineers Of
Maw Yosl, who had tue Same subject Under cons
MI, Jsckmen moved Al On amendment that tho
whole matter ho referred back to tlio Oomtnlttoo
Of last year. Tho amendment was adopted.
=, on motion OF Ntr. lsobertaon, tho thanka Of
Prof, HeNall for tho Information thoy hed rlven
to tho ARsociasiqn. o''~
xpnl FOR LOCOMOTIVES,
The Committee Oh Fuel for Locomotives thou
tSog had 1oso96a sG Rfof bf rho 1a orth M
to their circular, They. thorefore, were unable
to mako d report IN consonanco with tho i'm
portanco Of tho subject. Tho reason why ,ioir
ciroular, did not moot With bpttpr roHponbo,
tho subject properly, hoavy expense for koop-
Ing tho necessary accounta would havo to bo ill.,
ourrod. They recommended that tho subject bo
continued Tor another year, and that 1t he d.
vided for two Hoparate committees, tho ono ro-
lating to II tho actual consumption aud coat OF
each kind Of fuol used par milo run per weight
OF trim haulod, including cars /" thu other !" on
tho best form md proportion Of tubo fre-box
heating surface to CRATE surface represented, 10
produce the results with each knd OF f1cl uacl."
On motlon tho report Of tho Committee was
adopted.
BOILER EIpLoaIoNa.
The Committee on Doilor ExploalonH thon SUBJ
mlttod lts report. which substantially gvcs the
Same account Of tic explosions at Holl Gate and
Balady Hook, New YORK, aa was given In the AS
Hociatcd PraBa dispatches ut the timo these OK
plosionB took ptaco.
Mr. Nobartaon moved that tho raport DO rn-
adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Sesohel tho report on boilcr
explosions, laid on tho table two years ago, was
refarlea to tho aalna Oomnittoa.
The Convention then adjourned.
pLEAAsUNE-uuNTtN0.
-Aftor tho adjournment Of yesterday's session
Of the Association, Il largo number OF tue dole
gates won't Oh q lake excursion to tue Crib and
Lincoln Park. In tho evening sociablo was
givon to tho delegates at tho Sherman House,
0OIpEGTIoN.
Mr. TarieB. q delegate to tho Railway Niaster-
Mechanics Association states that ia explaining
= safety -yalvo, ha did not claim it az All luven.
lion Of bis own, AZ reported in Tile TRIBUNE.
but aB tho invention OF Mr.. Mood,
, 1874-05-14
Pilgrims Progress.
J. Dunyun.
Leip. 1865, 16mo.
Loir. 1855, 16uo.

These slips aro arranged In alphabetical order,
In boxes alphabetically labeied. Thoy will bo
used in setting up tho M TO Forthcoming catalogue,
At any rate.
TIE FORGE.
Tho foroo employed to run tho Library at pres.
ent il fifteen, soyen Of whom arc gentIouon, and
eight ladies'. Two ladios aud one young man at.
others work at tia catalogue, Chat with tho Wis.,
itoln, look radianty lovely or gorgeolsly at~
traetivs, according to sex. In point ot fast tia
circulating lib1a1Y Is quite healthy twelyc-tlay
old infant, and, when its inoroadcd and moro
rapid circulation shall attost It's growth, will
prove highly hsnoiIoial Institution.
, 1874-05-14

WathnQton tjiaH lg D:snatnl 70 tho 81. Les,ts {,ohe,
recently nominated doyetnor OF Colorado, dlod
today ut 1:30 ,lndor distressing circumstances,
Aor tliasaso waB typhoid pneumonia, sliporl1l-
dneo4 by nervous prostration growing out ol
husbands confirmation. oven at tho rusort Of
personal defamation Ut hiH vito. It was broadly
intlmatea by the Washington letter writer Of tho
Chicago Times that AirH. MaOook lobh.od With
Mrs. Grant aud othorH tor her husbnutl'a posi-
tlon. Tho letter containing this came to hor
notice when recovering slightly, and caused 4
complete reRoslon, from Which she never rose.
, 1874-05-14
,JuDaE aAnr-1o7 to 1870, o1oopt 1o8, ia 11a

49, and 11S. NA"
JUDGE JAMEsox-219 to 229.
JUnnMENTa.
EurEnIoN r-CoarEssloNs-Jotn Il. sr.sy.,.
V. Henry Deverlck, f4oo-!iolnrich Yogoi v e. Inr.
yoior and ". uate, S2jNlo.-TIso Nationai Diuk a,
Commerce '. Thomas p, Bayder and j, l.. La
At0i5.4a S''''
JuDaE aAnr-s. ]. 1owott ot A. Y, George C. s,vJt..
S3os; s;2o-oharlca Gardner '. Tho Trustees Dt Hush
tunaE lAMgsoN==patrlrk Thorntnn '. .-4a Tea,a,
or verdict, $t230g,
$1,0T2, "e''t
r. gIn9ytT J. Hn, oouar51upen AqaEns-Palp Hicks v
, 1874-05-14

&E1u*13V1oes 0Ha@4 RUpU9fVs
desperate attoanp waa made to rob the safe OK the
asTtngs Bank At New Milford, Pa, = few nights ago,
Ihe wasel'man VIVA asqscd aud bound, aud tho safs
ytRoraualy attached by hurgarA, NTH all tho mparn
too!s Vt tAoir command, tho work bepg kept IN until
aftur ofclock 1n tho morning, but without sccoas
The safe Wan Herstngs now patent fire aud burglar.
pspOf,
, 1874-05-14

1irsm. r. 8toushton will hAys her grand millinery
opeuing to-day, Aay II, al No. 8g4 Wabash avenue,
when vi tho noveloo of ths ssA4on vii, b. d,srisyed
tor aha bepaot of her pAtrens.
, 1874-05-14

Aao hoAs eFeuLLcALloh was tnen aIudeu TO:
;, u sermon entitled, A Religion OF Words" pub
lshea IN tho Chicago Pupf, and In Tho SERMON Gu
tcd Religious T0eration" he uHea language In ro-
gard to the sucrancnt Of Baptism iuconsstent with
TINT ~ to say he speaks hippantly Of Infant baptiau
audi IN tho ssrmon above mentioned, he lucs tho fo.
sorrow, religion thut shall, inood baptfzo men aud
chilre either OF both, hut counting this AZ only
beautiful FORM fla tako the soula of into tho
atmosphere Of jcsi6," etc.
1Io read what tic standard Of the Church said
upon tho Sactaments Of the Church lii general
and the Sacrament OF Baptism in particular, and
quoted from "a Religion Of Words" to ahow
that Prof. Swing did not realize tho solanntty
Of tue sacrament Of infant baptism or recognize
ttA Importance.
Prof. Swing remarked that he fully in,loraetl
what Prof, Patton read
Prof.. Patton continued, SAYING tlant not only
in this city, hut III other citleH. tluro were i
great many 1'tcsbytcrianH, good in other re-
baptism, and tlia not aee the importance OF Tic
household covenant, and OF bringing their chill
ron to the baptislnnl font tint they might re-
celye tho seal Of rlEhtoousaess and faith. And
II every PreAbYterlan minister affirmed that
baptism WAS "only a beautiful FORM" he would
not bo surprised It this neglect ct infant ban
tim became 40 general TINT tho Baptist de-
nomination nom would swallow them up, and o1ld tho
talk about "oloae communion" tApplauAe.]
rESELorE AND SOCRATES.
Tho prosecutor turned to tho twolith speciHoa-
ton.
Bacratoa which ls uuWarrautabu anl contrary 10 t1e
teaehings ot tho oentesson Q! Faith that IL to say,
rious Catherine II. hed mora truth Ind batter truth
than wns known to atl classn 0reoce-Acid to boef
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