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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

Presidential Policy Towards the Reassembled
Observation-Disclosures Of
Council General.

,w.rts LONDON, May 2s-6 A. M.
The Times correspondent telegraphs from Paris
chat the Assembly will reopen without message
nom President MacMahon or any announcement
OF policy by the Ministry.
EXECUTIVE CONTROL OF THE DEPARTMENTAL
. .,fs,f. COUNCILS.
A decree was issued yesterday dissolving the
C0uncil-General OF the Department OF the Bouches-
du-Rh0ne. The government IL sure OF vote OF
confidence, should the Lett propose an tnterpella-
ton In regard to this summary act
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LORD ARCHIBALD oAMPBgLJs BANQUET.
From the Glasgow News, May

Lord Archibald Campbell, who lately became
partner OF the well known banking nrm, Coutts b
Co., London, entertained to dinner the members OF
his old volunteer corps the second Argyll nverary)
Highland Rines, on Thursday, In the Castle pavil-
lion. The volunteers mustered at the armory, in
Church square, TO the number Of sixty, under the
command OF their captain, Sir George Home,
Bart, and marched, headed by their ffe band and
two pipers, to the pavilion, wnere they were re-
ceived by Lord Archibald. They then sat down to
an excellent dinner, In which all the resources OF
the ducal me,aage were handsomely brought into
play. The evening was marked by warm recip.
rocation OF feeling, which was greatly promoted
by the genuine 6onhontnfe OF the noble host
Lord Archibald leaves for London today (Satur
lavl. May To-
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Charles L. Anthony.

Mr.. Charles L. Anthony, q leading merchant and
one OF our most respected citizens, died quite sud-
denly at bis residence, on Fifth avenue on Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Anthony was in the nfty-nfth year
OF his age, and was q native OF Brookline, Mass.
In 1862 ne entered into partnership with Mr. Hall,
OF Leonard street, in the dry goods business, the
firm being Anthony b Hall. Previous to this ne
was principal In the firm OF Anthony Whlttemore
death one or the trustees OF the Church OF the Dis
ciples 10 which 1t reported he has made gifts to
thre amount OF over $65,O00 He leaves q widow
and three daughters to mourn his loss The iune-
raj VIII take place from the Church OF the Dis.
clples on Friday, at ten O'CLOCK and at half-past
at Woodlawn, In Westminster county, where the
in terment takes place.
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SPAIN.
Royalist Allegation Of Conchs's Dsseat-Don
Carlos Position.

BAY0NEE, May q, .1s7A.
travellers who have arrived in this city from the
scene OF the Carst war In Spain bring the follow
ing intelligence
General Concha, with force OF republicans
numbering $4,000 men. is marching towards
Estella, province OF Navarro. He attacked the
Carlists on the gath inst. with three columns and
was repulscd everywhere. 1.sf4t
Don Carlos has left Durango ana arrived at
Toosa capital OF the province OF GuIpuzcoa, fifteen
miles southwest OF San Sebastian. 4
CoNCHA's FORCE CONCENTRATING FOR ACTIVE oPR-
RATIONs.
The latest advices from Santander report that
General C0ncha has concentrated an army OF
$4,000 men at yittoria, with sixty-f0ur guns and
will commence active operations next week.
The German Candidacy for The Spanish
= Crown.
- LONDON, May 81, 1874.
The Paris P1-esse asserts that Senior Sagasta and
two other members OF the Spanish Cabinet favor
the renewal or the Honenzollern candldature.
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THE RUSSIAN DIAMONDS.
Why Constantine's Son Committed the Theft
An American Lady in the Case-The
Princes Account Of His Temptation.

LONDON, May 81, 1874.
It now appears that the Russian Grand Duke.
Constantine's son Nicholas gave the diamonds be-
longing to mis- mother to Miss Fenix Tor Phenix),
o beautiful American.
The circumstances OF the theft, together with the
fact that he had deposited large sums OF money
with his bankers to make provision as he says,
against the necessities OF old age,n lead to the
belief that he is insane.
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the Cuban Incoyne Tax.

Havana letter Of the 22d OF May received In
this city says that the merchants exporting goods
TO the United States from Cuba are already adding
the income tax Of ten per cent levied by General
Concha to the invoices which they remit to their
correspondents In the United Statea The plan Il
exceedingly simple on their part-takes no money
out their pockets nor out OF those OF the people
of the island, the people OF the United States
thus almost directly paying the income tax OF the
Cubang. #
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TIE sloUx IyDnys.

movements or Hostile Bands-stock
Killed and Driven of-GeneraI sherf-
dams Story.
WASHINGTON, May 81 1874
The following despatch has been received here
CHICAGO, May q, 1874
General Ferry notifies that hostile Sioux entered
the Bohemian settlement near the Ponca agencv
In the NioDrara valley, yesterday, and are kIluny
and driving OF the stock. Additional troops nave
been sent rom Randall 10 the relief OF the se tlers
who are abandoning their homes and coming In to
the small infantry detachments now stationed
there. He also telegraphs that 400 Sioux warriors
have left the Cheyenne agency TO attack the Rees.
Word has been sent TO General Custer TO lay close
for them and drive them back and II necessary at
tack them. p. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
Additional reports from Fort Sill say that the
Comanches and Kiowas are on their reservations
ana very wariike in their actions. Trouble h
feared, especially among the border settlements Of
Texas.
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distinction on account OF color in oscuIatory ga
lutes The question as to the propriery o. Dunkards
joining farmers Clubs produced long discussion,
and II was finally decided that 1t would be incon-
sisten. with the religion OF the sect for members
10 join any such societies. II was decided that the
ungOdy piano or any other mus cal instrument
should not he kept by any member OF the Church,
though the Council couid not prohibits their use.
The session closed tonight and will meet next
year in the Miami Valley, Ohio.
About 500 ofthe preaching brethren were present.
representing an approximate membership Of
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Help for the Sufferers.
NEW YORK, May 81, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please add to the Mill River relief fund. We have
AID PoR THE LOUISIANA SUFFERERS.

NEW YORK, May q. 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following additional subscriptions have been
received and forwarded this day to Messrs
Staufer, Macready h 4 Co., New Orleans, for the
relief OF the sufferers by the overflow In louisiana
to be distributed by the Mayor OF New Orleans
Chairman Relief Committee -
May IF. w. Devoe Co. forwarded this
uatc.s. ......... $lOO
May 22-Sundry subscriptions forwarded this
date. go
MAY 81
Mallory, Wheeler & Co., New Haven, Conn. 100
Eageton Manufacturing Company New
10Th. ....................... 100
providence Tool Company. ................. 100
Ausaole Horse Nail Company. so
Roy Co., West Troy, N. i................. 50
wilson Manufacturing Company, New Lon
uol, conn.,. 80
MERTON, Hubert d Co. Observation-Disclosures. Is
Horace Durrle Co. ........................ rs
Union Hardware Company. ................ 20
Consolidated Fruit Jar Company. ...... 25
Hubbard Curtis Manufacturing Company 25
J. >. LevenetC CO......................... rs
John Chatlllon Il Sons. .................... rs
William A. Dodge. Observation-Disclosures. rs
NoWe a. fOsI... Observation-Disclosures. rs
waterbury Brass Company. rs
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
Yours truly, THOMAS CHALMERS, Jr.,
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resolutions OF tho OswegO Board Of
Trade.


m. USWEGO, n. T., Nay Z1 1914.
The Board OF Trade to-day passed resolutions re-
questing our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to aid Us far possible in the establishment
OF renewed reciprocal relations between tho
United States aud Canada, for the purpose OF max
ing the advantages likely TO be derived Dy our cfu
Zens from the proposed treaty more nearly equal
TO those oil our Canadian neighDOrs than they arc
believed TO have been by the former treaty.
The Board recommends the use OF the Canadian
canal connecting the upper lakes with tide water.
and particularly OF the Welland Canal. which
should be mace absolutely free to the vessels and
cargOes oil the United States and to our products
when carried In Canadian bottoms. wiH-a tgs
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THE POPE.

LONDON. May %, 1874.
Dispatches from Rome represent tina, the Pope
has not entirely recovered from his illness. The
attacks OF lever continue. Three physicians are
in constant attendance and visitors are refused
access to His Holiness
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BISMARCK.

4 AaAga& 3D. LONDON, May 2s-5 80 A. N.
?. 4 special telegram from Berlin to the Daily
Nescs says Prince Bismarck has had slight re-
lapse OF illness since mis- return to varzin
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HENRI RoCHEFORT's MOVEMENTS,

OMAHA, May ~, 1879.
Henri Rochefort left here for Chicago to-day,
where he will stop one day. Thence he goes to
New York. where he win remain 1--WE days and then
proceed direct to Switzerland.
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Like the Electric Telegraph CentauF
EMINENT has been a long time coming-but what .
work It Is doing Ihe halt and lame and
Wounded are Literally throwing away their crutches
beasts cry out Tor joy. Que trial tells the story. Tho
strained famed and mpng horse H. equally brought
health and the harness by the CENTAUR LINIMENr.
yellow wrappeTJ I'll
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A Hot Time Expected.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, May q. 1874
despatch from General Stanley, dated Fort
Suly, May ~. and received at Fort Lincoln to-day
says that 400 sioux left there to-day. to be joined
by more at Grand River Agency and Cheyenne.
They will try to intercept General Oustar's expo
dttion when tr starts. A hot time ia expected.
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THE BANDIT vASQUEz
SAN FRANCISCO. NAV

DAN FRANCISCO, May III 1874
vasquez the robber chief and murderer, ar
viii be taken 10 Monterey county for trial. He is
under strong guard 70 prevent bis being lyncDed.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Atlantic and Yale Clubs.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May q. 1874.
IN the base ball game played here to-day by the
Atlantic and Yale clubs the former won by score
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Exchange activci on United States, 80 day currency
lo7 l0S per cent premium DO short sight do. 100 Iii
do 1856 l3i premium; on London, l6I l63 premium:
on Paris ls2 NV premium; spanish gold, IA a 2is
premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

Heads Flesh Worms obtain of druggist PERRY9
COMEDONE AND PIMPLk REMEDY, the great skin
med icine, or consult b. G. PERRY DerlnatoOgist 70
Bond street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-28

Rupture Radically Curcd.-Ncw Apple
ances for the cure OF Deformities SURGICAL BA-
ZAAR,n 12o6 Broadway, near Thirty second street.
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G. w. Bender, Knickcrbocker Hotel,
Mottnaven cured by Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REM
EDY. Sworn to cure no charge. Ii bond street
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Attic Worst Cases of Rupture Are
relieved by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 Broad
way The sale OF wretched metal spring and hngerpads
is criminal and should be forbidden by law.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GRANGE DIREuToRy-A COMPLETE DIRECTORY
VI OF Farmers' Oranges and Clubs OF the Northwest
comprising Illinois, OHIO, Iowa, Wisconsin minnesoa.
Kansas, Missouri, Indiana and Michigan, mas beee
prepared from the latest official sources and offered
TO those desiring to communicates with them on tno
most liberal terms The list embraces about IvMv
organizations with membership OF a. least Uuu.
giving the name and post office address OF the secretary
OF each For full particulars aud terms aduress
II. u. EMERY, Chicago Ill. care frairie Farmer 20.
THE BOY DRIVER
CORA THE 0SSErxAKsR m
will soon be commenced in the
NEW YORK WEEKLY
and bows should Not fail :" rss" 80
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Frcckles, Tan
and all Brown Discooraons ask druggist for PER-
RVS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Depot 10 Bond
street. New York. Beware OF imitation.
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A.-BrOoks' Boots and Shoes-The Larg-
est in the city established in 1919 Now
1896 Broadway. corner Twenty. ninth street.
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AtIxinson's White Rose, $50. Per Bottles
Camphor 35c per pound Lubins Hair Oil. genuine 800.
per bottle. WILLIAM N. GILES CO., Chemists,
l5l Sixth
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A.-Scalp Diseases.-B. C. Perry the
skiui Dermatologist, No - Bond street, New York.
all Eruptive and other scalp Diseases also railing,
Loss and Prcmaturely Gray hair and Dry. Moist and
Scaly DandruR
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ssMetrapolo Champagne."-Import
and sole agents, STANBuKY FOX,
II Barclay street ana u Park place.
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A.-Rupturc and Physical Def0rmittos
successfully treated by DR.. MARSH, at No. vcsey
street old office,
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A.-Espenscheid. Hat Manufacturer,
ll8 Nassau street, has ready the SILvERY PEARL
CASHMERE HAT the summer style tor gentlemans
dress hat. NM 3.ea
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Specific for Rheuma tfsm, SCr0fulo,
Govt Neuralgia. &C. Is HYATTS LIFE BALSAM.
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BOSTON Mass NAV o. 1874.

In game OF base ball played here to-day be.
tween the Boston and Mutual CLUBS the Boston
Club won by score OF to5.
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Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails. Established 81 years. Sold and properly
applied at BATCaELoR'S Wig Factory Is Bond St. N
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A.-Silk Elastic Stockings. Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal supporters Clutches and Suspensory
Bandages shoulder Braces, at MARSHS Truss Office.
Nc. Vesev street. Lady attendants.
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Lost Art OF the Caesars Reinforced
ANGELES HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington
Appetite and invgorae before Observation-Disclosures
ana vtalize before dinner-So0he and uanQulize be-
retiring. LADIES' and evening; gentlemen
day and all night .mMMf st
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From June !, half OF the duties on imports must
be paid In gold. The equivalent In paper viii not
be aocepted. .N A--l-.l M
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All Who Are Troubled with Bad BreatA
and through over-squcamishness dislike refer to is
commit positive and cruel mstake especially II they
SOZODONT. This is the and only remedy for tho
difficulty there is valid excuse bad breath
SPALDING,S GLUE mends everything
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Health Restored by Du Barry's Reva-
LENTA ARABlCA FOOD to the stomach, nerves, lungs
and liver, curing dyspepsia dndgeston) constipation,
darrhga, acdity, palptation sleepessness, debility.
Wasting cough asthma ievers consumption low spirits
Depot in New York. JOHN \. HENRY CUkRAN ACO.
Nos. and College place.
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Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Silk Elastic
ABDOMINAL BELTS. Stockings Leggings, Knee Caps
Anklets Shoulder Braces &c 'sSURGICAL BAZAAk,N
l2oo Broadway, Thirty second street.
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T. N. STEWART, with his wonderful steam
chimes will make your carpets ole an new and
turn them day. Send for circular. May a. l514.
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CUBA.
Spanish Control Of the Municipal tiss-Customs'
sh Duties Payment in Gold.

=" HAVANA, May q, 1874.
The Captain General has been empowered to ap.
point the Mayors OF all the large towns on the
Island.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

OTTAWA. May q, 1874
Prior to the prorogation OF Parliament yester-
day the Premier stated that he could give the
House no information regarding the progress OF
the negotiations at Washington for . reciprocity
treaty.
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To withhold Water from Fire In
safe to neglect taking HALE'5 HONEY OF HORR-
HOUND AND TAR for u heavy cold .# #f WtNH
PIXIES TOOIHAGHE DROP, cure in one minuto.
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Legislative Oversight.-GOod Taste
would have suggested enactment to render the wear
ing of KNOWS HATS imperative. But popular favor 10
the higher law hence those who want q becoming Has
must se ect IL at KNOWS, No. 212 Broadway.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record viii show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, a. Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
PharmacY. HERALD RulldinR:-
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The Famine visitation Increasing in Intensity.

LONDON. May ~ 1874.
Dispatches from Calcutta state thar the distress
from the famine in India is increasing Nearly
100000 people are dependent upon the govern
ment for food.
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The Household PAnacea


II will extract the IRE from burn immediately and
all pain and In all OF pain In
side, stomach, back or bowels, dysentery and
compaints, II should 0e taken internally folows:-
To tumDier half fuil Of water put tablespoonful
OF sugar, add to IL teaspoonful Of the HOUSE
HOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LINIMENT; mix them
together and drink It In all of sore throat
eLer rom cold bronchitis or any other cause, prepare
the mixture M above and take teaspoonfu or every
spinal stitches the back or side make tho
PANACEAA AND FAMILY LINIMENT. In its full strength,
rubbing IN we'll For osthache. wet piece Of cotton
and put IL In tho tooth IL II best ct all tmes when
making an external application. to take some OF the
above mixture internally For burns scalda
IN fu strength Immediately after the accident For
cn wrap up the wound in the blood and the band
FAMILY LiNlMENT II ouIckens the blood and Inyig-
crates the whole system No mistake about It Sold BY
druggists and chemists and dealers In medicines
Wigs, TOupees, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
PRACTICAL wigmaker aud Ornamental Harworker, No. ~
Rast Twelfth street near Rroadway New York
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

Sniohdo, may Zfy loffs
The White Stockings were the victors nv 0 TO
In game at base ball to-day with the Hartiords
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Don't Fail to Sec the Beautiful Styles
Of HATS for little boys at sHAYNES.s Broadway aud
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 28-1 A. M.

Probabilities.
For NEW ENGLAND. THE MIDDLE STATES AND
LOWER LAKE. REGION GENERALLY CLEAR AND
WARMER WEATHER WILL PREVAIL, WITH SOUTH
EAST TO SOUTHWEST WINDS AND FALLING BARON
KTER.
For the South Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather. with northeast to southea asst winds, slight
rise OF temperature and falling barometer, fol-
lowed by threatening weather on the coast during
the night
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See To II that Your Rupture IL Wen
and comfortably held, In dangerous condi-
satisfaction Pamphlets sent. N n
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The Southern General Assombly-Report
Of tho Committee ON CONFERENCE.-The
Sustentation Question:.
COLUMBUS, MISS, May q, 1874
The sixth day Of the Southern Presbyterian
General Assembly opened with q prayer.
1t was made the first order OF the day for
tomorrow to hear Rev. Alexander Mclean,
OF New York. Secretary OF the American Bible
Society. The report Of the Committee on Edu-
cation was read by Rev. E. M. Richardson and
placed on the docket Delegates we're appointed
to the Cumberland Presby teran Church.
Rev. w. X. Marshall, OF the Associate Reformed
Presby terrain church South; Rev. J. w. Hoyle
and Rev. II. Alexander presented the report OF
the Committee on Conference with the Reformed
Dutch Church. 1t recommends the adoption OF q
plan for cooperation. 1t was placed on the
docket, and the Committee on Bills reported fa-
voraOy on the assessment plan OF the Commits
sioners to the General Assembly and for the con-
tingent expenses OF the Assembly, which was
placed on the docket. It's
The Committee on the Records OF Texas, Geor-
gia, South Carolina anu Virginia reported, recon-
mending their approval, winch was adopted.
An abstract OF the report sustentatiOn In
cludes Evangestic labor Invalid fund, the support
OF ministers and the sustaining OF feeble churches.
The total receipts were &4l.87T or this $5,b25 Is
from the southern Aid society, to which the hearty
thanks OF the Assembly were rendered.
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The National Convention or Dunk ris-
The Question OF saluting tho Co1ored
Brethren with q Holy KISS.

GIRARD, III, May ~, 1874.
The session OF the National Convention of
Dunkards to-day was occupied in the discussion OF
various matters relating to Church polity ana
usages. The question OF saluting the colored
brethren with the holy kiss was settled by per-
hitting each church to make their own rules
on this subject though some brethren thought
that rule ought to be made Iorbiddtng any
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GOLD AND DUTIES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-04
GOVERNMENT SAFES.
1oVERNMENT SALE
sva..g ., cp..r..lEsaIS SE i 2s.iH .ssIs.

BUREAU OF eossTG : s : q az riS,
The Navy Pspsrimsat vi oiisr lor sale Al pusilo
Isf gi; az s:ss.s avg fsra ss'..s %
m.i the lrea-cl ~. einrle turfet screw v6ssui3
.5hasase" AID ''Wassdc, - cash.of ~ tons meas
Al Iks Vhnsa slals, Esvn Station, League
I4and, on aATunpAY, The eth ofsfpianhsr, i.Il
~ ~. 70 siess ~, ", ifvn-sad vessel "fasoo. Fl" %
% eATuRDAH, ths ina % September, isit q II
~ IA Is-'lA issi .gsr.. Isssv ss.i
hnd srema each 9f 4. tuhs msasur(mefli ne
lr1n.clae sgfs4 ttassla tkewaYdiaW aud 'tWinn1s
.srs ~ sssss iisssa 57 so ssi l ss
/, sl.,si ~ n ss.g.a I. .s.y NJ sc spEs.
npqn ann loallgn u ih9 CBhina dant 1f ne Haf1
~ rists WI A A fs.gistll shg WI
sag st.is!s 4 Y W. lhs.a 80, :, u.
n sssEs AZ ss9 sslis ii,iss "a fifo,ls4
sl,.s,gtS .illlss. Efilg lhi. ssl .sla II!
issa sga q :. ~ 80, i .,,ss.,.
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