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legenbcit sur Grtldrun9 uno Wertbeiei=
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ppu ibrcm Manne, @errn Yolllportb
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mib unh ieine totbolil@en No6barn bel
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CT baun in Oct Ncgcl lcineu Mfutter,pib
mitlpiclen licB. 9iur oas, muB i@ linn
na6iascn, eob ct mid germ 1nb uno
meinen religiDIen llnterreoun9cn nit lci=
iner Trou feill foinberuiB in ben @eg
legte, ia gc,uDbnli9 bcnl lelbcn 6ci,po6nte.
9}p6 NOR bic Trau longc ni6t rcif &C.
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fer6cn uno porDcr nit Ocn beili9cn @o=
ramcntcn perlcben werocn. sSd nobm 9
3cn9cn mit> un0 lie legtc bos @lalbcns=
bcfenntnib ab; wprouf i6 iNr Die beili9=
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lcbten brci &inoer, iibcr bcren 5aufe
0pie iibcrbaupt in QlmerifoD 9e9riinoctt
3weifcl p6,roltcten. Sic fragte midi
6icrli6cr um 9fotb, worauf i6 ibr. oie
9ptbwcnOigfrit Der 6ebingniBlueil lenSouf f
aussinanocrlebtc unb ibr Die PFi6t cin=
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unn 5 unO elm onoeres ppn 2 cSuhren)
ipbalb als m69li6 taufen gu loiicn; je=
oo6 su9leiG bic 9an5e @abe init Nlilo'
uno &lu9bcit bei,. ibrem Dfanne su be-
trci6cn. Scr luplte nun freili6 pon 9ll=
lem ni6ts luiiicn, uno iuBerte ipott:
wcile: sSorte, bis i9 einmal totbolil d
>uerOc, ppriibcr er abcr gegen einen lcine1
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|lpra6: SD wcroe in meinem 2eben MIDI
tatbolil6; 10 0aB> na6 mo6en= uni
monotelangen 8cn1iibungen Der @tan(
Der 0in9c immer l@limn1er 1i6 9eltal.
Itete> es in Oct 9an5cn @emeinbe gun
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23

s1ufl6iuns ees Mdtbiels iu Sfp. llO.
'gS i@(ofcn nidt Tlle, iucldc bic s(uacn gu
gabcn.
@dtisc sufoiuugen ber obiacn Nufaabc
iuurocn cin9cianot bon 9cbefo Slider s. Mic
ter, sllops Mobmanu, 9. q. 6iid)cr Soicpb
SrcSnlunn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23

Ell lie BON lencr 3umutbung ablentte, llt=
ben1 ct bic fatDpli16e 2e6re uub '&ird)c in
nieoriser, etelbafter Q(rt perun9limpftc.
9iele Brief fe be,uirften> bab 1ciuc @aupt=
feinbe lnter ben GDnbicis ols Nerrdt6cr
beltraf It unb er iclblt an, 20. Otto6er
5ur&dbcru fen puroc. 9(m' l. @cptem6cr
l54l tcbrte CT na6 @enf suriif, fcl(tc
lofort NIT 9eitei9erter Gner9ic bas 9cilt=
|li6e Goni; itorium',uieocr ber, l>nteroriidtc
@6aulpicle, SanS9eical6afte item uno 6f=
fentli6e 2u lt6arfciten nit uncrbittli6cr
@tren9e> berrl 6tc nit falt unum1 1rdnf=
ter @e>ualt, itrofte jeocn QNibcrlpru6
nit bciipielloler 9artc uno beoriidtc 10
Die @cn Jet Gepublif untcr lcincm &e9i=
mcnte NIT elmer SDrannci, Bic man uutcr
oem perbaBten Yopl lttbumc niemols cm=
pfunOen batte. Gr batte ein pollitdnoio
prgoni lirtcs Snquil litionscprps sinocfubrt,
bur9 lpel6cs .alle 66ritte Der Yerbdd=
tigcn all IS @cnaueitc beobodtet uno oicjc
oft fir unpcrf fdngli6c 2lcllBerunoen sur
&c6cnl DAFT ge5ogen luurocn. Sn Tol9c
oicles inquilitori 6en Ncrf faDrcns ,pur=
ocn un5a9li9c pcrbannt unb Yiele bin=
geri9tet. @o ,puroe ber no6moli9c Yi=
bciIbcrl eyer @ebaltton Goltolin pcrtric=
ben, bcr Nr5t 9ieronpmus Bp!iec ein9c=
fertert uno bur6 ridterliGcn @pru6 aus
@enf. lpater uu6 aug 8ern per,uielcn,
Der &atbsDerr Yetcr 9lmeour ins g.
fdngniB ge:pprfen unb elmer Difentli0cn
&ir6enbubc unterworfcn, Sacob Griint
uc9cn eines Ylacots 9e9cn GoIuiu ,uie~
ocrbplt auf bic 6plter gclpannt unb bonn
our3 9enfcrs 9ano entbauptet, Ser lpa=
nil6e Nrst M}i@oel @crpeAe, Der ii6cr
Cabins 2ebrcn iid ip0ttil6 sciubcrt,
bei iciner @ur6rcile BON Cabin ols &c.
ber benuncirt unb pom Ma9iltrotc cin<
geferfcrt. 8ergcbens febte CT Inn einen
8ertbeioi9er> pcr9cbliG berief er i0 bar=
auf, boB er il; @enf niGts pcrbrobcn>
nirgenos Die offtntli6e &ube selt0rt bobe;
ct puroc Dem i@euBli6jten Glenoe prcis=
9e9cbcn unb bonn 1ommt 1tincm Su6e
perbrannt. Melan9tbpn uno 8ucer
mimi often Cabin @liid 5u oic1er S6ot.
Ser 9(ntitrinitorier Nolentin @cntilis
>uurbe ouf Golpins @eronlollun9 Ing
Sc efQngniB 9elporf len uno perbannt uno
lpdter, >uenn audi crit no6 Golpins Spo>
III Bern bin9eriGtet. 9os lino ni9t
3iige elmer. i6neQ auf6raul lenoen @utb
bel Galpin lonoern elmer folten Bitter
teit> oiiiteren G,rimmes unb falt bered=
member @rall amtcit. G6pn 1889 Dattc
ct li@ init Soclctte BON 8urre> Der Mittuc
ocS pon linn bcfebrtcn 2iitti1er 9(na=
6optil ten @torocr pcrbcirotlct; elm nit
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perlpr CT icinc @attin, worauf Ct li6
|1id@t >uicOer pcrbciratbcte. Gein Gba=
rotter mar unbulb laS1 his sur @roul lam=
felt; leine llebcrlcgenbeit licb er nit
9drtc uno Yittertcit fiiblcn. CT ltarb
Den 27. Moi 1864.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-23

ll1W lUllUS. VH1lut1Yeh 'uuleH 0suutvSh
linn uno ieincr Trau pffene 0eibbclli9=
teitcn us9cbrobcn, ba lie, meinem GatD
cntgcgen, i'm nit l1ugeltiim uno 3anten<
Dem Gife sur Gin,uilli9nng III Die 5ou!e
oer &inocr bringcn mOlltc; uno er:,polle
| li6 formli9 BON ibr ldeiben, 'penn id
ibr nitDt no6 beutc Den &opf Sure9t=
lcytc. 9o mubte lic mir ocnn III iciuer
&c0cnlport fcierli6 oerlpre6cn, Die 9an;c
9(n9cleeenbcit mir su iibcrlahen unb our9
Gonftmut6 unb @e6et auf 1cine @elin=
nung hcil1om cinSu,uirfer. 9ena lulroe
cs 5war cinigc @o6cn binour6 III Der
Ton,ilic rubiM cs blicb oher oll6 lcioer
9llles in statu quo; Der damn lieb |id
! ui6t ppm 6letfe bringelt, ia >ulroe mo
m6gli0 nod billiser; 10 Dap i'd an el=
ncm @onuta9 gegen Gnoc Suni lS4S,
,pp CT 9ons ollcin 5u Saul le mar, na6 ci=
nisen pc rsebliGe, @erludeu, 5u. ibm
dubertc: SD icbe ldon; 9err Poumortf,
nit Sbnen lit nidts an5uf fon9elt. Mber
(oo iiel mir pl0slid 9upbpns &otis;
6onnc cir) GineS miiiicn @ic mir 6n@
pcrjpre6en. 0a fra9te ct plattoeutld :
gSat oat lppbl >pdre Sd iasc es: ST.
ncn no9ber, - es lit ni6ts @dluercs
uno sic fbnnen es nit sutem @ewiiien
tbun. 9io0 langem Sim unb Serrc=
ben sa6 CT mir enolib Die @onb. 9a
lprod) i6 5u ibm: @etcr sic BON jett
an ol(c @pnntagc ouf mcine N{einun9
Gin 9(pe W}oria uno (cin iiberous 9roBes
Wertraucn ouf Die Tiirbittc N}orid cr9riii
MIDI in bic lcm Nugc1blid) Sie ,perben
icben> oaB NIT Sbnen in tur5er 3eit et=
mas 8cionberes gel@eben .miro. Gr
frogte mod 5ulett 19erjwci]e: Mie it's,
wenn ih cs einmol pcr9elien ipllte?
9arouf lastc i'd ibm, folt drserlid iibcr
leine Manicr: 9onn bcten @ie's Nfon=
tag borauf! l1ngefdbr picrscbn So9c
oorauf trot CT ouf cinmol su lciner Tro,l
uno 1oste SD rci1e no6 W}itiuoutcc uno
mill Ben &inbern neue &leiocr fou fen.
Die Trou 9onS crltount, fro9tc: Mpiu
Dos jebt ouf einnol? gr: SD. mill lie
bo0 einmol tou fen rolien. 9iuu 9ing IS
,pie Gin 2oufieucr our6 ben Bul9
Yollwortb ldIt lcine &iuocr toufcn!
Mi0 ober bat er ci9ens, i6 m0eDte cs
re1t fcicrli6 mo6cn. @orouf fin luo
i6 benn meincn Treunb unb 9iadbur-
prie]ter @errn Dr.. Gol5monn unb Die
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@erobouer uno Tubcoer cip, I'M Die
Teier an, is. Suli (@fopul;erfeit oo=
mols an eincm Gpnuto9 treTienb) nit
ppQer NMifen5 pnr5uncbmcn. en- &C.
|l0ab es audi. Nit 9robcr 8cicrlidteit
purben Oi> 5,uci Qltcrcn &inocr pnl DR..
5ol5maun Dor oem @o@omte (oas
jiiu9ltc 9lo6mitta9s oo mon lcin
G9rcicn bcfiir9tcte) 9ctauft; no6 Dem
9o6amte obcr, wpbci bic 9etou iten Nin'
per bi6t an ocn Nltar]tufcn, ocr @oter
bi0t bintcr ibucu, ltanben, ,purbe oas
allerbeili9lte Gofroment ous9clctt unb
Der 9on5e ppmnus Pangc linsua ppm
Gbpr 9ciungel1, ,udbreno mir 4riclter an
ben 9lltoritufcn fnice en- G9on wdG=
rcno Oct Soufc nnb bcim @pdoutc ram
nen Dem Yolllportb file unO pa, picllsidt
ibm unbe,pubt, Sbrincn BON ben Mugen
QSd6reno o;s 6Duurs nun (ib toltc
MIDI nun an leinen nit eincm bHentliGen
Gibe bei 9worencn 8eridt) iiel cs ihm
ouf einmal ein, lid bn9 cinmol vcos
bp6,uiiroi9e Gllt" onSuicbcn. Nrfdn9=
li6 getrollte CT lid ni6t rcdt, I'M 10
uebr, ba or 0urd noS un0cheucrc 0c~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
Pi1SENGFR.y dRRTVED.

FROM LONDON IN sf.obsltp Denmark Jny 3.-hm.
III. W. W,lst, Solomon began, Jacob Jacobs
G6ldsnth and We Mis NJ cooke Eni N,ser ana vile.
Mary T"uda, Miss corme, Leopold Ieiss, Mus F,sfa
frldmaun, Mis- Rosa ioiimann J. H. s'h,ndort ADD H.
Williams, - Goodwin, wife, and daughitf T. hhnks Joan
Rollsn ard Nlfe. T. G. Saith NJ g. Grenobanm Nus trsa
Miss Mimi L0wensten, MI Mnna Mvius NJ steiner Ma
Hanna Wassmanp Mise Cara Hasnann Augnstn .escrc.'
>o.ini Emanuel Bcch, Sser Ggitlers, SISTER Coe<
nc, sister Amanda, Ssier B.n'slciA slsir sar,'ni'
SISTER Coc,a SISTER Dgu,s Sister Angela, hrstsr Am
lnsa Sister Lima Sister s",9a Aug sclse;sI saT'
" nink Hnrich BoTaih Niles Nihelninr Msy'r, Csrl
Miss Betty Guthmann, Meier lAtanet Ms Harx
Ills. %ippert Mss Rrira p|5od, Mr. Geihiig. Mr. Hrs-
and child, Emil a-i,gen. H. tisi'r 'oti "sisr,
M.tnlde Bir~che Mas Lima iAg NJ - heiie Hass Miss
Janct rnels 'arl Ia knte Job JOS one ges MIS- Leo
tolne,la WaiL Fed Kans.,crina.er. Heb EenJs M?dans
~. Isdor well wiau Mas MlT: T. W. Hogan aud oidh
EI!.1N ~kVANITIA- yu searsatp 4fps Jgiy 3-MayorJ.
Jaasoh. G. 4. Van lsokkrn. W iaensser G. HeuylnsJ,
CARNEY, AID Mrs A. ictor Geo. 'aD, Cha ~
Gn, ID. incc Mr. ad Ma scott and two children f. seLs,
moIt h. AuouA D. Francois y. BoIett, J. F'i'mand ID.
4 ne. :. r"ias, - iSHiis, =. hnfFs .
FftpM sANAkNAii-h stsf. zip tieopdffI July ny
ard Mts J. l. uarer. H.. ciioren and nGisr Isnas H.
B"ud, NrF ri'rsor cliG and nr" MI ~ " r71tsr arA
g. ". Reynolds. Gocr iarvc Ms ~ =, Brown ch8sd snd
nurse, Iss Beach, " iak:, Luther Nh ms. y narNh'~
u. h"cy, g. -. v uit1, r. - MoIa d. 'aii"'t ""h Su'
". IS IVA Wilson, NJ =. steele.
capt Vim Chapman WIFE, ami two dsishters Mics pasit,
Mn. +: Dupre am c,h NE J.. orowel J. 1os y, to-
Go. T. mp and H. W u fost'r, W p aaii' y y Ian
J. ". i.and NJ lien enan and ciilf MISS kais f@sss
icy, Na. Blck Bo~u. Miss b. PieiArr, r. li1na"Ads
Mrs. \. 5. NalaerIOO ma 'hlsd
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often asked, Is It part Of . minister's duty 20
talk politics In the pulpit, or TO teach Gods
viii In IsIitlcs as he teaches il religmf II Is urged
that have enough Of politics outside and that when
We enter Cod's house should know nothing about
them. Politics Is tor the world and should moi he ne
toned when Christians meet 10 worship and praise God
These objections against politics in the pulpit" DO
not consider as altogether valid. Politics Is noble
thing, a high calling, when properly engaged In bur
now politics means party craft. Lat W. nave
noAe Of that in the pulpt," and If minister
attempts to engage in II stop his mouth But
IL politics depends upon high and noble principles, let
IL hny. calm. religious discussion. and let ministers
speak with no uncertain words concerning It,
hr Rosser here cave brief history Of the GOWN
sions Of which sprang American liberty. The great
basis of safety Ia governments and 20 frcrdOl he sad
religious liberation Such toriItiOn Is of the CHIEF
glores of this country, and another OF ITS chiei
elOri,s il the equality OF all In the eye
of the law. To have religious liberation and
10 respect the opinions of others, one must be
good Christian and have that wide charity for which
true religion eiiOns Those who possess such charity
are always the best most courageous patriots hr Kos
sitter closed with earnest appeal 10 all 10 forget tire
bitter feelings engcndercd by the late and 10 live IN
such unity fOcfathers lived ia when they united
To throw OF British opprxssiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
CHRISTIANITY IN POLITICS.

TIE Rer T. r. R.s.f.r at Ire arth Isesbt.raG Chgrch.
At the North Presbyterian Church, at Thirty
frst-,t. aid Nnt-aIo, y'st'r'ay' the Rev : H. hos
sitter the pastor preached upon tie subject OF Religion
potrs end Patriotism" TIE text from Matthew
xii 81 Then saith lie unto them. Render therefore
unto Cgsar the things which Casars. and unto God
tie things that Gods"
After stating that when the anniversary ct the nation
birthday falls sunday, pulpit d-courses should he
somewhat cit m tie ordinary way Mr.. ROs.;e- spoke
substantially a. follows Theae words completely over
cam the subtle reasoning Of The Pharisees, and showed
uitn hs duty 10 his Creator to s brGthei, and Ia his
countrv Ihrrr are things which bei'ug Ia tt-4i :;
then give them 10 t.rsar There ar tihngr
which btlong Ia Gud. ucn give Item L.
God Man duty 10 God and To his country
AZ losc!y conteet,d. ct. II may De sand lhat try
saus un uie and the .dmn sauItc 10 yotG dnt, 10
Cod and you viii do t0ur dty 10 your proih ahn 10
yo country. The reverse VI tIis / .hO trile Ir oh
does his dniy ~ his country and bis brother, ho cnnu
esaape doing his duty To- God OT th,feh recognizes Tie
Statr and earnestly Christians 10 rndcr 10 III iull
duty Love for God only n tcinlcirte 10 cuHp tc
IT, you mu.i add Ia II love Of country and Of man. IL Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
DEPARrCRE OF FOREIGN MAILS

MONDAY. JriY ).
Memorandum for Icndr.cc Day-lodiy, JGly ., Inc
Post Ii.,re aud all Nails close az 10 a. ia.
NJ steamship Mails
TUESDAY, JtTY u.
Europe VIA onecustoMn aud Liverpool by the fieamship
Vi.r. u.u uais cl1.' T. \ supplementary fai J.
oos,d : D. steamship sails al D. Ill., iiou flef No. 40
NoItA LlNcT
WEDNESDAY, july 7.
Fur EgIprc Queenstown and Liverpool by the steamship
refiia M ch.r az n. No supplementary Mail.
siea.s..ip A. iropi CuDari b1 a, J,sey Cy.
THURSDAY. july
~ EIOl" via Plymouth CutDors aud Hamburg by the
n, fslip 'lubfLl mails close at llau r. IA. \ S"pp"
ItIary dr clued ~ lp -itanrii sails AZ D. IA
mona lirr O., foot 90 ihris,., hoDOa,n.
For ia, Netherlands direct by TIE steamship Rn't'rpni,
mails 1910 st.alaahip sails from faNoia lciI!'
Jci8ry ,ity, NJ IL u.
cose at D. 4 supplementary Mail voe 4 a. :" 20 D. NJ
Sleansiup sails at B. a. nOni Fer No 10. MOI "a i,iver
tor BO rmula, by III steamship Gamma lia- eos' az r.
M scaf.Alp sails D. m her l., North River.
FI.iDAl. JGlA q.
Mails for Newfoundland close at the NewYork pOst-Onos
CscIl day Al l..O !. m.
iafor aiifHs, Y. ~ - CLOSED az the NewNOrk Post
once s,cJ Jay ~ 7. "a.
SATURDAY JUiI 10.
ForgDsand lrels'b aud wales, BY the steamship Guy oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

(Tes.er uaiIs elsae at O NJ a EupPleMsntsTy NAH
closed a, 10 a. m stcsmsp sails az II from Pier Ne -
North River. - 49, ....- 49, "A
FOR Scotland oniy By the steamship BOLIVIA na's ees
AsupplemeDtaTy ia! - cle-oi at ~ M. oeessb
sals CT ~ q. M rum Pier NO. 70 North Rvr -,
For France, direct by the steamship ne de f1is DssS
close a. ~. supplementary Ma - closer ~ ~ -
steam ship sails per Ma 90 NoIth hFe1s
For Europe, via Bremen. by The steamship nas
q. A Supplementary Mail " closed at ne tss
steamship sails al D. ma, fos Pef sses
Of Third ST., H0bokon. -. =, -
Tor Kingston Jamaica eavanfIis ard Ca'farens ~ 20
slip Andes mails . steamship -as ~ IL
n. fTsm Pier No. n North River $500.
for Key West steamship City 81 Waco close ~
D. sails at from Pier No ~ i:sst kvsr'
ST SDAY. JuLY IL.
All Mails close at II O'Clock M The PostoLoe y sPsn
from NJ. ii ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
COPS DEALINGS WITH THIS NATION.

The Rev. j. p. Newman, ID. d., of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church Washington,
d. C. preached ia the METROPOLITAN Tabs r1aclc nj sea
Clif Grove H. l., yesterday Ia large gathering Ills
text topic vas "Tbo foIth Of July" The tex chosen
WIS FROM Psalms cyii, 9O " lie hath dealt with
any nation"
This ia "A national psalm, sad the speaker II l. re-
rnarkabc for il originality ri thought beauty Of diriioi
and Il. aplica,ion To- day like this. wOnld call aii"i
ilou % two subjects suggested by IT, The hr-t II IN r
pelior rights an1 advantages which Nc possess ~
people The IL. duties toward oufseNos, to
ward other and toward other Dation- OF the earth Ire
Is u Divine appointment ia the geography Of 1t
chosen nation II look NJ map We VIII soa thai be
tween the cth and >iXticth deysecs Of north Latitude
have existed an the great nations ct IL" pat do exist
a the great nations Tie prscnt lime. THIS harlow
zone indeed We may lessen and contract by ten deSIe',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05
PULPIT LESSONS.
ppvovs nv yIuEIy TUEMEs.

SERMONS ON IlMBL1 IflEAB-Ss
pIsCoVRSEs By TIE REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER'
THE REV. DR. II. " BELLOWS. HE REV. DIR
ALFRED $ PATTON. THE REV. DR. J. p. NEWMAN
OF WASHINGTON, AND OTHERS.
The congregations in the churches of New-iork
and Brooklyn yesterday were diminished by tne
departures TO Summer resorts, and possibly ny 'he
WEAKNESS and discomposure of many persons VINO
remained in the city, but whose sleep during the
previous night had been interrupted 10y the
many noises OF premature and sporadic cele-
bratjons of the national anniversary. Not few
sermons yesterday morning were upon themes sus-
yesicd by the anniversary. Among these were the
disconrses of the Rev. DIR. Bellows the Rev. . H.
Hossitcr and the Rev. Milton :. Terry i'll tins city
and the Rev. DR.. j. =. Newman OF Washington al
SEA CGf. Mr. Bcechor's morning discourse IN Fly
mouth Churcl-which was filled as full as IL could
ho-icalt with the requirements of the truly Chrls-
,ia, l,f,. and showed in how high plane anil with
what nobility Of aspiration and effort il behcoved
che followers Of Christ TO live in.
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IWE EUROPEAN EXODUS.
PARTuREs BY sATrRDAYS sTEAMERS.

DEPARTURES BY SATURDAYS STEAMERS.
From the passenger lists of the various
steamships which left this por. for Europe yesterday, 1t
would that the tide OF foreign travel has not yet
begun To ebb Three steamers sailed for LIVERPOOL one
10 Glasgow and one TO Bremen, each carrying large
number OF travellers. The Hon. Lyman Iremain AMI
wife Of Albany Dr. Ernest Hoppe, and Ernes Prayer OF
this city, were upon the oder FrOfs. Randall ara
PlymIiou OF Chicago, Judge Clifford Of Newark aud
Prof - nnct of Syracuse were among tho passengers
on The Ethiopia. The complete lists n follows
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HIypERANCEs TO NATIONAL PROGRESS.

7IsElr H. ~ B,itoigs ~ d. AZ Al SUITS churh t"'ta'
The Rev. II. W. Bellows, ID. d., preached at
Al soas' (Unitaiiau) Church, at Fourtl-a'e and
TwcDtieth-st. yesterday morning. His text was
Ieuto ronony xxAii 10 and AZ: Set your hearts unto
all the words which testify among you this day, which
ye shan command your children observe to do all the
word. q. this law For ii is not vain thing you, be-
cause II Is your lc."
All our {, ills and dangers, in America the preacher
said proceed from expecting sound and wholesome poll
tcl principles 10 produce effects which only moh and
social x prieIce and domestic md religious training can
accomplish II hat the Improvements IN our po
INCL riuctncs and order tend do Of Themselves bat
IN what t,cy ea,e other principles aud pcthods free to
do thai tLeir real worth lies. The real power OF
"n,,,ofinitv Of the American people dwels where
1, h not always looked form their escape
from political interference, pli;1arclal sRpeT-
rs!oD, and governmental direction or bindeiance
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p4.SSFN(, HRS SAiIED.

FOR ShvANSAH-Tg stnHnShfD Herman Ngogsfon, Imy
3-Ieny Engelhard, capt Chare- smith j. ~ hsea - -.
Miss NJ Katie Murphy. fuaficr Narfr9rs
u. iIiilyard Miss way. " NJ BhiSt, Mss Annie r.
BuInap, q - Bnrnal r. HoiDgdaie g. a. St'P''ns Hnasy
o. jackson, I. b. Hai.tte.
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Corporation Aoillrs.

EOR FURNISHING PRINTING, &c.-Sealcd
E Irfi0sas vii. ri by tne Pt'f,E ~ Aici.
sNI i,l 10 oclo'A July J." lS1', i"i ,"prying
particulars iu Caty hecord. Uopes ioT sale
No -tns Jlal.
IGOR FURNISHING GAS.-Seaed Proposals
1 WI bc e,,c:,sd by tne POLICE DIP Alrl1ENr maj
M, jay 10, 1873, ior supplying W atatisn
iT>Jls
H.; par lciaIs city Recod. copra ;or sale
tu5 Hall.
NOR FURNISHING CONDENSED MILK
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MENr OF OHAHIIIL- AND COhkEC ipN, until ~
clock JuA j., 10. foT snpp lag fouduI sod MK.
fuI particular Cy ReeOnL Copies iot ss,ie Al ~.
city Lat
NOR FURNISHING TOBACCO. COFFEE.
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r-r;ion uh 10 oc,gA ~ H. so, Tor applying
For particulars ILo city I.e'ord Iop'' Or sale NJ Nc.
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