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DE TTV PIANO.

DI-h Il L THIS spIendld Piano Forte
combines every Improvement in tone with
ceived the unqualified endorsements of the
musical authorities for Its marvellous extra
ordinary richness of tone, having no superior
in the world. Large size, IA oCtayes, over
strung bass, full iron frame French Grand
action, Fret Desk, carved Pedal, solid rose
wood mouldngs, ivory key front, capped
hammers, a Giraffe treble, &c, &c. Weight
when boxed over one thousand pounds.
Liberal discount to the trade. Agents want
cd, (male or fcmalc.)
As-send stamp for circular. address the
inventor and proprietor, DANIEL +. BEAT.
TY, Washington, New Jersey. marlsd6m
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r .ARdE PUBLIC SALE OF

,ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
SHORT HORN AND GRADED CATTLE.
The subscriber having purchased
IN clark county. Kentucky, lot of MT2s1sA
Bulls, Cows, Heifers and Oxen, will VlGlW
sell at Public Sale at his residence --A3
al JksTEks ORNER, one mile from KirI |.
wood Station on the Delaware Railroad.
MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1875,
at o'clock, P. M, sharp,
The following described stock
Twenty choice Cows and six Hsifers. nszRn,
all with calf by blooded short iTTR
horn bulls, some springlng, and ~.
some with calves BY their sides by day az sale
six line young Bulls, ranging from ak months
to two years old; one very hne yoke Of Ken.
lucky oxen, four years old, well matched and
the State. 40 :"
TERMs.-All sums of $50 and under. cash
all over that amount q credit Of five menths
VIII VIII DC given by the purchaser giving a bank.
aDie note with an approved endorser.
THOMAS BRADLEY,
w. D. Lahk' Aueer. apr5-3tdltw
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Captain John A. Webster, Of the reve-
nue. cutter Chase, died at Ogdensbur
N. Y, on Tuesday night, of Pneumonia.
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DUBLIc SALK.

pUBLIc SALk.
or ai -, -... ....t &
tp FIFTY HEAD OF cows.
Ford's Hotel.
FIFTH DAY. 10TH os FOURTH MONTH, 1915,
Fifty head Of Cows, Calves, Spring. nzx,.,
ers, bulls and Fat Stock. y KTFH
~ sixty days credit will be given. H.
No postpoRement on account Of Weather
Sale to commence al O'Clock, p. M.
AMOS W, HOUSE,
NJ, ~ WORRTIOW,
L. ". sadham n Son. Auct'ra apr8-dstl "
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SHERHFFs SALT.

pY virtue of an writ Of Ais Leyari Facias
- to me directed will be exposed to public
Sale, at the
DELAWARE HoUSE,Ns 513 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the City Of VIII
mingtOn. New Castle County. Delaware, ON
FRIDAY, t
l6TH DAY OF APRIL, 1875,
At2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
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MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL. 1875.
at ii o'c 'oek, A. M.

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in Nh a
town Of st. Georges. in Red Lion Hundred.
New Castle County and State of Delayare.
bounded and described as follows, to wit: =
Beginning at corner stone of land late
Of John Sutton. deceased. running thence
by said land south Al degrees east 10 6-lO
perches to a stone. thence crossing the pres
ent street and by and with land of John
to q stone, thence by land of John Sutton.
deceased. north Al degrees west 10 $40 per,
ches to stone. and south So degrees west
II AID perches to the place of beginning.
containing one acre and p perches Of land
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty, Of Charles II. MoWhorter, John T.
McWhorter and John NJ. Jones, and 10 be
sold by ~
Sheriff's 0ffce New Castle,
March 80. A. D., 1875. apr2- -2tawts
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SH EHIFF,S SALE,

Dy virtue of a writ OF Vepd Exponas, 10
- me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. Nosl3 MARKET ST,
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
laingtoD. New Castle County. Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1875
At 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
The following described real estate viz
A lot of land situated in the city of Whining.
ton, New Castle Co. and State of Delaw are
Beginning at a corner stake in the easterly
side of Madison street at distance of sixty
feet from the southerly side Of Second street
being corner of land conveyed TO Michael
Carlaw., thence with a line Of said land east
erly and parallel with Second street sixty
feet to stake in a line of land of Jesse W
Jackson thonce with said line of land north
erly and parallel with Madison street six-
teen feet TO a stake in said line. thence with
a new line westerly and parallel with the
first described line sixty feet TO the easterly
side of Madison street, thence thereby
southerly sixteen feet to the place of begin.
ming. be the contents what they may.
Seized ard taken in execution as the pro-
rerty Of John MeCtuskey. and TO be sold by
WIN. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
March ~. A. D.. 1875. apr1-2tawts.
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Al the Delaware House,
thursday, APRIL 18th. 1876.

Al the Delaware House, l.rlss
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1876, "'.
commencing at IL o'clock, a. M,
Lot No. sl2 Lombard street, Wilmington, 10
feet front by 50 feet deep, improved with q
three story brick dwelling, containing eight
rooms. In good order. newly papered and
painted. Sale positive. Call on the agents
Terms Of sale, 90 per cent. cash on day OF
sale; one half OF the purchase money may
remain on three year mortgage, and the bal.
ance cnsh on delivery OF deed =
REYNOLDS d CO., Agerts, n
T. NJ. Ogle, Aucrr. anrseodts
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PUBLIC SATES
TDUBLIC SALE

PUBLlc SALE A- 49,
At the Delaware House, Wilmington. Del,
THURsDAY, APRIL 18th, 1873,
commencing at IL O'Clock, u. m.,
Lot on Fifteenth street, between Scott and
Lincoln streets, being 70 feet front by 70 feet
deep, improved with q neat s5-roomed frame
dwelling and shed kitchen; pump In shed; .
very desirable property. ciesc TO city rail-
way. Terms, $1,000 now In Building and Loan,
years to run, 3 shares OF stock with It.
ht REYNOLDS Il CO., Agents,
SO Market street.
I. NJ. Ogfe. Auct'r aprsts
DuBLrc SALE ----'' ''
At the Delaware Hoase, Wilmington, Del.
THURsi4Y, April. 18th, 1878,
-,, commencing At IL o'clock, a. m,
lot No. Dol McCauiley str Get, city of wfi-
mington, being 10 feet inches front by 10
feet deep, improved with neat two.story
brick dwelling containing 4 rooms.
Terms, 0ne-half cash, Il mortgage. t-A
REYNOLDS q co., Agents.
oB2 Market street.
L. M. Ogie, Auctr. apr6eodts
nUBLIC SALE ~.
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SLiERiFF,s sALE.

10y virtue OF writ of Plus Venditieni RY-
- ponas, to ne directed. will be exposed I,
Public Sale, at the house of Benjamin ID
LOngland.in thu town of St. Georges, in Rec
Lion Hundred. New Castle County, Della
ware on
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Factories, 81 and Sc Camden St. and As and
Al Perry street. marl7-'75diy
pEoT. i. RFCHIR, Agent for Wilmingto
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, 1875-05-22
THE TURF.
THK LouIAYlLLE pACEs,

TuE LOUI8YfILE TACNF
~ ~ -, =. M. az. .-,-
Aoo'sS4aI"' n.y. nlay zi'-Iho n!tn oe5s
races A. tne Loa1Ssll!e Jockey Cluo laEk Haro
run in the mud. A drancAing 1alu throughout
tho morning and during ths contests made tho
N,s..,th.t..,- IL
AHeA 'c'J no"'5: 4os"''"'a"uuk Nno ."'o .io
A*tanQ&aco Wha !AtBoI knU AtkTtGtl01 oelHK Sle
race for tho gentlemen'A cup, valued A. $3.50.
Tho first race mas for the touncssoo etnkp for
sva.r rids lash nf a. ~ a mia and cioeoa
III t,,;r+s ont-1a. ~ thta r,,.h, 80 .t.rtnS
a.s HnncroSsn,nn ~ nG.."n suu e'ei
, 1875-05-22

Of which yon complain were made In peculiar
times aud under strange and exciting, etrcs:m:
stalccs, when tho pngaious aud tootlnes Of
men woro profoundly .noseA; thas as acts Of
ayeembiIcs which no do not roproecns, NO can.
opinion AZ to their character; that NO foel com.
toscnt to e1pross tho tlcsifc that thoy MAY 10
considered by you In tho same etdsit Of chattty
and Christian forRivonoss which wo trust the
auYlhtng to nticl. tlloy may object In Io pto.
cccdtngs Of thu Southern Aaacanbly." To this
tho 10y. Mr. Brown roples that tho grievances
OF Which NO complain, and which wo deasro 10
sac removed 10 entirely back 81 the present.
past Is unsatisfactory" rhia virtually cloaod
tIa c0rtrovbFav
, 1875-05-22

moFs intarcat!ng than WAS e1pcctcd. sn rioT OF
tl,e heavy rains: The frat VA. trot foS r. .orsss re-
nn!o neTss beat 26o 70! ptte af ssoG ge
Kt'e non IT, ases tatins aGsti shs soa st sad
flflh leatd, Ms1woll tho soeondh heht and Tson1'to
tl,e fourth llcat. Timo. 2522l. &5lf9,
aae ass iof pssa sna q %5' tof ,f0slS so
horses WAS thu bcst Of tho wepk. uen. drent
won in thrno straight loats-tItue, 2:4Gt5, 2;ii,{
and 243M:. A running match tor q pttsc "
SGo0+ milo heats, hcst thrco in llvo, tornnpted
lcnts-tin,o, 1.5t, l:5ll5 aud ltd. financially,
lions Of ths Association.
;. Tie programme for to.morrow's rpcos Will os
Three additional races, making ak in all.. nero
arranged Tonight, and noarty ovcry aoted l,ofhu
now ilero VII! contest during THO .'ay. Tic rain
of to-day will not aorlously intoEforo with tho
condition OF tito track.
Tho following is q list OF probable starters:
Fitst rncc, Clark stakes for 3.yoar-olds, lash
2 miles. Ewatt l. 6Weeney's Enina G, by
Planet lhtpnf's Turner, BY Endorser; Me-
o. of's asssn os, II Ws mas,*t z ns sisf P sss ys%
y p!ano., cot. Stones M'!ttona,,o, ty Planet;
Frauklln'a Montana, by Harry Of the West;
Cneatl,ama Nowboru, BY Van.lal
Second race. . mile daah nob!asons Dig Fe1.
!ov, By War Dance Richards slonmouth, BY
Wag Dauce; 0w,ng'a 0x,Nosc by Day Dick:
Eranl1.n's Arizona, by Lexington ; narrcs'a
Excel, by Endorsor.
Third Face, consoIa tton purse, milo heats: Rob-
tnscn's Aatral BY Asteroid; Lo8an's aeorR!s
knight, by 1funto, q Lexington; Cottroll's puss
11roadnnx. by Daniel Boone; Scotia Indy Green.
fold, by bonnie Scotland; Lloyd'a Capt. nutch-
tuson, by Vouchhr; atttng1old& 4 Clsys Enl!ster,
bY Enqntror.
Fourth race. Association purso. milo heats.
o@uors excluded: Waldonfs Warfare, By War
, 1875-05-22
FIGHTING STRIKERS.

KINGSTON, N. T.. MaY 2l.-Ihc stri1e iu tho
cement region to-day assumed An exciting phase,
1t boIug sumo1ed that tho msn wora to attack
tho uls. r, o, Mortop's mill at D!npowater Ia
the only ono running, and ths sttIkors marched
to attack 1t. Tho Superintendent notified
Sheriff Eax.on, Aad three companies OF tho
Taentloth battalion wore ordered to protect
Tho pFopetty, Tho companies proceeded to
on daty tonight. ons company 1t tl.o mill aud
two 1t Tho Village Of It1aen1als. The drtacll-
ment asize4 fo1ty muskota atorod Il l,oso,.da1s
this oycuinK by order Of tho BhcrtH, And shipped
strtksrs IL very bitter sad troublo IL auticspate,
There sre no indications OF tho employers yisld-
Ing.
, 1875-05-22

RELATIONS WITH TIE NORTHERN unnf.
st. LOUIS. May al Tho 0onerl Assembly Of
tbs Presbyterian Church south met again thin
morning, with Moderator 1Ioge In tho chair. Tia
usual Committees wore appointed, and tho Com
1aIttea CT, 8uBtonanco made thoir report.
Tho Re1. William Brown. .. D., Chairman Of
tho Commsttes OF Friendly Relations, appointed
to adiuet tho dltforeucoa between the Northern
aud Southern CLurchea, made lougtly report,
which WAS laid oyar for future consideration aud
action. This Ouinmlttoo met similar Commit
tee OF ths Northern Church 1t baltimore on tho
7th Of Inst Jsnuasy, and entered into = full and
exhaustive discussion, In writing. OF the grscy-
auces and differences between tic Two hodiea
ropresontod bY thom.
THE a1sT or TUE uEpoaT,
from hurried examination OF II, aeous to lie In
the folloHinK pansaga In communication from
tho lisy. William Uronn, tho Chairman Of TIC
Southern cammlttoe. to tha Aay. Dr.. htceola,
tho Chairman Of the Northern Committee, lIo
says. III your Assembly could 500 tts way clear
to say In TOW plain wofda to this etfects That
those obnoxious things woro said aud doue Ia
tlmcs Of great excitement; that thoy ase to bo
regretted, and that now, iu calm ytew, tho la.
dlsprorea. that would eud the dinlonltY VI onco.
In reply to this, DR.. N.ccols sayss "Wo cannus
mako this Recommendation 10 our Aesembly, for
tho reason that wo are stil! Of tho decided con-
yactton thst it, actions for the lAss four 5ears 10
rocked to you In our communications constitute
sufficient ground for frstosnal correspondence.
Or: Nieeolls thea 1clteEates that '.alt tho acts
and daliyesancos OF tho No1taorn Aaso,nblipa OF
which you complain A1o
WHOLLY NULL AND VOID,
and Of no binding otiicscy ~ tulgments Of the
Church wo represent, OF ~ rules Of rrocaelIuRa
| for itu lresbyteries aud church aosslouY that
| in so tar W tloy OF any Of them can b sup.
posed to impa1s any Injurious imputatious upol
aud members OF tho southern Assembly n
Christians and prcsbylcslails, such m aprlica-
tion OF thcm would 10 unjust to you. aud 1oult
sets md dcliYessnoes of .hs NostI,su Asse%bIy s 81
, 1875-05-22

Troplcll frults ought to be rotai1od Cheap ttia
10 tho Now York market at Is aud $4.6o per boz,
against $3.50 and 1915 ycAr sgo-a scductitn
u 4b per cent. 0tangos from tho same o,ts
aa!l for &2.6u and 1896. a. compared wtih &
sr,lit Is rather scatce. Tho pineapple trade 70
opens With full! supply, uahan,a selling at fn m
et' 10 Ella per 100. Cubau at teou. $fa 10 30,
l,snauas haye becn cheap for many moutla,
The importation Of foreign tFuita aud nuts fur
NA.oh was nearly double what il was for IL
sAu1a month last yuaF. and, Tor tho uiua mouths
audiog April ], amounted to e0,o92 0pU, aehinst
so,676,oo0 showing the incsoascd CONSUMPTION
CONSEQUENT On chaapnesa. llne-apples aud
ossges pay 20 per cont duty, bananas ~ per cont.
, 1875-05-22
THE REFORMED PRES8YTERiANS.
nHxHNAf, NyNDD.

Spttiai 10 thd ST Louis G2obe- Democrat.
CoutrENyn.Lr: ILL.,, Mag co.-Cottttlcatea Of
delegations wero reccvesl mud read, from which
the roll OF tho General Synod wai prepared. -
follows,
Northern presbsterp--Tho nert. William wyltr, 4.
IS;Sn Y wos Mcpow Nsg e stsw.1'
.ih,h'deigiM ITs.sst;rv. nev.; A. 2: wyl!s.
f",nE, Alexander Kerr, John ksots. ~
l1t1abura PrtaoMtrp-T1e lse!s. John Afford,
Wlllls.n Young, Mesars. Oouga!a Muni'' William,
:. 0hio nressyttrr-Thc ner.. ]. F., Morton, J. Y.
Me;s,s u e. Ns1 e;, H. sifCn jsn eo
James nohb John Mccauahan, Ja'nes Mclaughlin,
Ch.taro ITt,bpttrp-The 1evs. A. II. Galley, Samuel
Young; a1r. Js,uea Hanna.
Tho 1lor. a. 4. Galley, Of tho Chicago rreahr-
tory, was unanimously clhoson hlot!orntor Tho
continued Stated Clerk, sud the 1Iov. liobort
Hunter, Of Coultoryie, was chosen Assistant
Clotk unanlrnoualy.
NDports OF standing committees wero tben
in Chicago reported. Tia report was approved
and referred to a special committee. consisting
cf Mcsats. John 'scutt, .Aosauder Korr, and
William plalr.
Tho stoderntor announced tho standing COM
u1itteos for the year, ~ folloNa:
l.. Foreign Cortesp0ndehCr-TAo HoYs. pT. 6seslt,
Norm Wcol1tue, Alexander kcrst EsH.
2. DIsc1pIne-Tho Rova. James i. Scot, Samuel
.; sgns Of Tho Tlmes-:rhe 1sesa. 8. N. nanscy, N.
Galley, Mr. Janea Mclaughlin.
t. Tss,9s,sai gts2@sssa M 5sg 9S' Hers j. F. Morton
{. rreshytesiai Eoposts-Th~ Revs. William Wylts,
Nobert Hunter. Mr. Hugh MsCollup, st..
v. ). Mcdowell, Mi. james ii. 1a"Bh'!n.
7. Nomina!ions- Re.s. Samuel Young William
T. Fsnan:eSThn Tay. II Y. nojcc areasr.. E. Young
, 1875-05-22

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. May 2l.-For aoyoral
Foasons, tho daso Of tho conaIng regatta Of the
drand HaYon l. Spring Lahe Rowing Associa-
lion has boon changed from July and to Aug.
10 and II, At which time present Indications
promise ~ Affair on NJ successful! and extensive
scale M has ever boforo occurred In tho North
weAt, Ono thousand dollars has already bccn
subscsibed hero and AZ Bprtng Lake to dofray
tho expense Of the rrizcs which ara 10 bo chal-
lenen ones. Doth clubs have four-ocrod, double
hud snglo ecult crows III training.
, 1875-05-22
BASE BALL.
HE'D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Spseiai Ihspahh to Tths cAteaoo Tribune,
ST.. Louis, No., May 21.-There was vosy
little interest taken III tho Gamo botwcou tho
Rods (tho St. Louis professionally mud tho
Wostefns, Of Keokuk. Only 200 people wero
on thu ground when the Eamo wan called at 4
p. m., nt Compton Park, as TT. Louis boys would
rather stay vt home and receive tho score by
innings than 20 out to sho park and pay 60 cents
to witnoHB tho play. Almost oyety saloon lns
up u bulletin board announcing tho result aftcr
oacl. half inning. Tho game oponcd to-day with
tito ,eds at tho bat who payod afeIy from first to
last, ~ did their opronents. Tho battle waa
llnr-fouEht ali tie way, but lacked brilancy at
tho bat, though tho folding was very fair. Weak
batting resulted In low score.
THE BConEt
, 1875-05-22

A plot WAS laid ty all incona!ary last Night to
burn the lareo uuoccupicd two-slory tra,ue
building No. 11a Fourth ave,sne. and for 8 tlmo
It bid fair 10 result successfully and renow tho
ecencs OF last July IN tile same locality. Tho
building Ia situated close to tho old fsamo sook-
cries on Clark street aud Third avonue, and q
ffw aseps fsom Ilarrtson street. Il MAS evident,
fral.n tho strong smoi Of tho oil, that kerosene
had besM freely poured AboMt tho rooms. OAicor
Sargent raw tho stauke iusuinR from All addition
to. tho main l,ouAc, aud nent boy to No,
los eugihc.houso GU pgcio ayeuuo to give
still alarm. which waA promptly responded to.
But 20 rapidly cid tho fire AprUad tint al alarm
mna turned in from BOX 81 at Bs50 o'clock aud
other tire apparatus was called. The il!umine-
tsun caused 8rca. gathering Of tho dcuizena OF
lilo rough district kaown "a Cneyeuuo, Ald there
nas much anxiety And alarm aniong the negroes
anu dtsreputables. The fire uRa extinguished II.
q short time. Tho damage amounts to ahout
e5o0. The house has not been occupied for
long tirno, bus Was reccutly fitted up
~ house Of il.fomo by woman
WHO accompanied James d. Smith from Hook
Itand to this city, nud who returned 10 that
plaza with An otlicer TO answer a serions charge
preferred against him. Mts. laEg. OF pubnque,
H.. III tho a"ner Of The structure anl In sad To
llaya ample Insurance. Tho police are Engaged
in feriuting ont the iuceudlary,
, 1875-05-22
MOVEMENTS lE MILITARY.

Eptc1aI pitratch % Tia Chicago 7Tiauns.
KAssAA C17E. No., May 9l.-icu. q. II, Smith
aud Tue Eiueteonsh 1nf.ntry arrived here this
evening. lIe ~ Just from Fort l1ileF, where 10
bsa been eugagod ~ w!tnsss lu court-mat.
tlal. lilo ssports oceasson&1 struggling banas of
lndiiuB In that vlelu,ty, but says thas frontier
troubles Are over for tie kumMbE. Six compA~
niss ot the SIKH Cavalry stas.ed to-day from
, 1875-05-22

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

I.ospos, May 2l.-Staamships Scotia and staso
Of Nevada, from Now York. havo arrived out
NEw Yonx, May 2l.-.Assiycd, steamship
Neckar, from Deemeu.
EEw YoAx, May 2t.-Arziroa, steamer August
Andre, ttom Antwerp.
llAIlvAx,, aiay 2l.-Ths steamer Faraday ar-
rived Ut North bydnoy tn-htght for coal.
ANTWERP, May at.-6keamer 6kaie Of Noya0a
arrived this afsoruoop,
, 1875-05-22

Fort Lyon to rallsvs tho Fifth Infantry, aror-
ton Of which will moot thom at 9anta 10.
Special Dspateh to Tht chtoa4n 3Y'o.tnf. ~,
Seventh United htntes Cavalry. Capt. hloilat',
from Llyingaton. Ala. pasaed tisreas. s!lo eity
tonight en- route for fnnkton. ThoY stc wull
nupplcd with hornch aud equipments. hra In.
tet,A to keep vtsilsnt eSe on tho moTementH OF
the ntnck 1florG.
, 1875-05-22

ErcY drop Of Tho SnssapaEAn !tcsolr1n. co1atnun..
catcs through tho bihcd. swcat uri.. nn otncr ats
end tu!sss ol thq sssten. tls .txns ~ Ic or tes
Setoois sJpu!!ta oon:uption xlandn.s disease nias
H. tA1 throat. mouth, u11s. nDueA IN tho A1tuds Ind
chAeaca ro.H tho aud tho wnr4t toFul Of skin dI.
;hau, e,!,Rea. seho hsos eno; YUM. " i, tho le.h
tan!ul AischasGcs night s"eas. lo,s ~ tpen and Ill
~aates Of tho le prtacinsc arc within td cuta!o rangs
VII g9oso TO sny nerson snx It for ethes disease n
If ths painnt. daity boeomue reduced by Tho ussra
and decomposition that II eoot,nua5 psuEtcains. tc
xh new naefisl mae f9on healthy b'oid .his II.
}or wao oaeo tbis rocdf eo,nnenees ii w1k 81 rar'
saa nna In. scrnoas n IL di,nt.h!n o ta's o wtsss tn
fcc hmsof Ern'rin! hotter md btrn3cF ths focd d.
gastux hotteE sppollto Improving. snt les aud Hsxit
luctcAstnR. .. =.
Nat only dcos tho HaraspatlIsa ncso1reat c1csi al
known remedial 1gpnts tn tho hf Chronic, Sctnuy
:onatutonai sad Ska deasos but 1t tho only lot
tive cus0 Tor
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baptist CONTENTION IT PEORIA.

DAFTt6T CONTENTION IT PEORIA.
Sp<cfat Dispatch u Jhe Chteaon Tribune,
PEORIA, ILL.,, May 3l.-To-aay closed tho pro
coedings Of tue baptist Minister'S Convention
tn. las been in session hero Tho Etoatcr part Of
the wocls. The morning was devoted to hcu1ng
rrof. stiplos, Of Alton, lcotuso on " How to uso
tho Old Testament Scriptures" Ills allress was
M nLlo ono a,i vaa atscutivoly listened to BY a
1a1ge audience at popu the Convention broke
lip. and tho members departed fur their soveral
homes. No place was selected for tho next an
IluAl tnos ting.
AMERICAN REFORMED CHURCH.
Sps;na. uispatth ~ 3hs Chic'Iau Tribune.
FonT WAYSE, Ind. May 21.-Tho tloueral
Synod Of tho Reformed Church OF America re-
nusonblcl ut St: John'a Church tl.'B morning.
reports read flolu all classea represented In
tho Synod, showing that tho Church Ia incseas-
Ing rapidly III membership and ln1nonco. 4
motion mado that wien tho Synod ad1ourn 1t
Wednesday, aflor Whit Sunday. 1878, was carried.
Tho afternoon sersiou VAS devoted entfro!y to
receiving aud pasatng on roports concerning tho
condition Of tho Church. etc.
Tonight deyotiona! oxorclses ara being held.
OHIO aABpATH-sCMnoI4 UNION.
CoLuMnus, o.. May 2l.--Tho sixteenth annual
Convention of tho Ollo Babbath-school Union,
an unscctaElat Society, will 10 held At Newark,
commencing 1Muo 8. Among the proceedings Of
,9e rst ;y will bo - ssrsss By cttoa A.
Of Chtisti9n wora." Each county Society and
school In Ohio IN requested to send At 1east ouo
delegate. Credentials Gnu DO obtained on appll.
cation to 4. Bcowden, Corresponding Secretary.
tr,buted to this organization during tho year IL
requested to send itg aubActiptiuu by lta dole-
gate.
AEuInEp1scorAL~
sts's Rsf.s .y T. t its's" Ias ue T'ba" bs"a e
mildly determined, that the ipycst1turo Of Arch
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A RA1LnQAp TRAIN AFkRE,

SpttIai Ufybtteh 70 Ihe Chlcaaa 7fIoIne.
DETROIT, sllch., May 21.-At M carly hour
this morning tho bagGuga and mail car OF tho
Great Western Express for Detroit mud Chicago
look fro Gust Of Paris, aud, Wien tho train WIS
about to stop at that point, tho Aa,nos wero f,st
discovered. The flro theu Lad mntlo Buch prog-
rcss that nothing could DO saved except two
trunks. q few loose arliclos, anu tho msll-bag
1nade nj, ut Duna1o for Detroit. Tie car cnll-
taincd tho through baggage Of passongo1s toDo.
trolt, Chicago, aud further westward.
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tn: WEATHER,

WAsn1S oToH, D. e., May al q. u,.-For tho
Upper siisstssippi and Lover Missouri ValIoys
md TIC Upper Lalos, stationary or rising bprou-
cter aud Temperature, light nortLoriy winds,
yccring 10 1outller,y, and clear weather.
LocAI. DluEEy4rtuS.
NJ
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CLxsxLASp. o., 8tay al.-W. ". Crawford, OF
the flrn Of l.. crAxfoEd's Sons, coal dealers,
died tAls Morulpx.
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Special DtspateA to The Chicago Tribune.
cAnLlSy1tLs, ILL.,, May 2l.--At brighton, In
thta county, on tho afternoon nf tic 10kl, three
stables vera bntucl aul also txu imported
horses aad jack.