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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Mr.. L. Gruncwald announces in another
column that he has secured the exclusive agency
for the sale Of the celebrated Pleyel Pianos. Mr..
g. represents now the leading manufacturers Of
the world Steinway, knabo and Hanes Of this
county, Pieyel Of France, Blu liner, Wcstcr-
mayer, and kaps Of Germany, aud is thus enabled
to satisfy the most fastilious. His aim is not
alone to keep the best pianos, but also to sell
cheap and on the most liberal terms. Mr.. Grune-
valid will next month remove his whole stock of
music and musical merchandise from 1919 Canal
stree and VIII until his removal sell at great
redu ction
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

OF the many dry goods houses in this city,
there is not one that Is better known or more
popular among the ladies of New Orleans, than
that of Messrs NJ. l.. Byrne 4 Co., 163 Canal
street, who have in store very large assortment
Of most desirable goods in their line, which they
are offering for sale unprecedentedly prices.
Give them a call
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

As BROAD A CIVILIZATION The agent Of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Company Will, in few
days. all from San Francisco for Chilli IN South
America, where he will open Rranch House and
exhibit the world renowned Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine at the grand exposition to be held
at Santiago under the auspices of that govern
ment. By this step the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company will complete the circuit Of the globe
They have already immense agencies in China,
Japan. British Inoies, England, France and other
parts Of South America. Supreme in It's supe-
riority over all other sewing machines, the Wilson
goes on widening its field year after year, carry
ing the blessings Of cheap, capable and perfect
civilization. Salesroom, 1s9 Canal street New
Orleans
This Company want few more good agents
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Messrs. George Heck < Co., the well-known
and popular grain merchants, have removed to
the corner of Poydras and Tchapitouias streets.
They have on hand and for sale large supply of
grain, meal, grits, etc. Give passing glance at
their advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Mr. T. @. Rroughal is in onr city i'll the inter
ests Of The Sunny Souih a brilliant weekly pub
lshed in Atlanta Ga. 1t is trst-class literary
paper and we trust that it will meet with the sue
cess here that has been accorded it elsewhere
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

suIance Association No. - Camp street New Or
leans, Feb lS15 Members of this association are
hereby notified of the death of Anthony Aprile who
died iii Germany Aug. -, lS!4: j G. Sinnott who
died in this city Aug 10 La, and w. J. TAYLOR who
died III this city Aug. "a le1 and are called upon TO
come forward without further notice and ray at the
Office Of the association No 10 cpmp 81 .5 on each
on or before Z. NJ. March H. $50
Fl lit L. w. YOUNG, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

Albert Paul sells Household Furniture etc. at 10
A. NJ at salesroon, 40 Royal street Gus
tOmhOuse.
" Naleton sells White Corn, at IL \. NJ on the
leyee foot OF Lafayette street
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Hudnut's gris and homny have acquired .
well deserved reputation thr ughout the United
States. They can be procured at all the first
class groceries in the city of New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21
Gen. Robert Z. Lees Tomb.

A recent letter from Lexington, Va, 60 the
Richmond htSpat,3t. says:
"Nalentine has been here for several DAYS
comforting with the Memorial Committee in
references to the final arrangements for placing
his beautiful sepulchral monument over the
grave OF Gen. Lee. 1t is hoped that full arrange
ments can be made and the statue inaugurateG
on the 18th Of October neX:-the anniversary of
Lees dea,h-wth an sration by eX-President
Davis, and appropriate ceremonies, participated
in by all of the old Confederate5 who can gather
there.
1t will be 4 ma tier of general interest to men.
ton that fresh flowers have never been wanting
to deck Gen. Lees tomb. From all parts Of the
country the most exquisite wreaths. crosses.
anchors etc. are sent, and fair hands in Lexing-
ton are continually fasli"ning oyergreens I'M
moTteile-. etc. into the most beautiful decora-
ti0ns fJr the tonis Of the General. MIS-. lee and
Miss Agnes. The beautiful custom Of having
stuGent guard to keep dsily watch and ward at
the tomb l. still keptup and the Generals Office
is sl preserved Just as he left it Oh tho day OF his
fatal Illness.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

To TAX-PAYERs.-Mr. II. Bier, No. 9 Caronde-
let street publishes card in one of our columns,
which, perhaps, will prove to be Of interest to
many of our readers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, Ere, ETC. -Recol-
lect the great pledge sale to take place on Tues
day, at II O'Clock, by Messrs. Montgomery See
advertisement.
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Our friends Messrs. G. II. Lawrence & Co. &c
and Al TchoUpitoulas street, are now rece wing Z
very large stock of Hudnut x Cos celebrated
grits and hominy, whicL they selling lower
than any goods Of equal quality in the market
See advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

PROMINENT CIGAR STAND LEASE. FIXTURES,
STOCK. Etc, AT ACCrloN.-Scc advertisement Of
Mcssrs Nash & Hodgson.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Superior black alpacas at extraordinarily popn-
lar prices. NJ. l.. Byrne 4 Co, 1G3 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Rnza,gs Pork, Prov sSiasis.
100 BARRELS EtMP PORK,
100 bbs Extra Prime PORK
500 bbS Mess PORK.
80 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
80 BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES
30 BACON SHOULDERS,
80 terces Magnolia S. G. HAMS
10000 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS
Arriving and in store for sale by
i. X. CONVERSE
I'll IT Fl Magazine street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 YOUNG LADY of several years experience is
~ desirouS OF giving dai y instruction in school
or Family, or obtaining position topyiSt Salts
factory references Address Post Office, Roa lltJ.
FL 1t
Tg,IIE TWO REPJ DlICS
MENICO-
Mr. THOMAS MCINTYRE lbs been appointed
Agent and IcIree entative in New Orleans of The
TWO REPUBLICS, CITY OF MEXICO and he is
hereby auhuTizei to receive subscriptions and tIyel
ti>cmclts, and to colirc; for the same
GEO W. CLARKE
Editor and puhlisher
MtElro. Feb 9th, lS.I. FL itu
10000 ORANGE TREES FoE SALE
?o00 ORANGE TREES two feet high. 81. pr,
huntlred.
1000 ORANGE TREES four TO six feet hall so
per on" hundred.
1900 ORANGE TREES. SIX to eight feet Iffol
Sl5A per one hundred.
1850 ORANGE TREES, ti.ht t, twelve feet }tioh
$3.50 per one hundred
Also large VARIETY OF FRUIT TREE, and
SHRl BERRY. Packed and shipped free,
f. \. QUINETTE.
F2i ~ ltl Common street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

rifle Social Club vii. be held on TUESDAY. Feb. > J.
al hatpast T. NJ at Leeds ironbuiloing Tchoupi
t"ulas street, ppo>ite st MaryS Market. business
OF the utmost Importance will be transacted. Hon
orary members are requested to attend BY order OF
the PreSid. mt WM HEpPLER
l.. c. ArFtEI Secretary. F2l IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

CARp-5ir ID. DE VINO has the ionor 70 an
n"nnce that IN presenting to the public Of New On
leans tins 'In"Xanpvd cantatlicr feels assured that
lttie need be SAID of her merits an artist nor or
the ihElan achievements she has lor in opera ana
eone"rts-thcsc have passed in the ns.-cai history
i'f "fi1ihaiiN N'is tlnty magnetic Po" al define
alton, rs we'd the. phenomenal ,.iif5. lryiI,ltv
aud quality {" hcr voice have placed her in the front
rank of her prof s~iou and m.d her ty leaiti nata
successor ofIchn; Lint Her I'D vent in tscOuntry
since last season, in opera and in concerts has been
series Of triumphS
Mile" DE MI hSkA will he assisted hy hrr grand
concert comb nation Mile. CAEkEND SNIRE'r tho
most eminent and charming lady pianist Sig FER
kANll the famous baritone huiiu; Mons SAt RET
the brilliant vi"l'nist: Sig, GAErA&O BnAtiA, the
King Nieilntellst and composer: Oh T. PRATT
aeeonIanisi Fail particulars il future advertise
ihthtS. i2O If
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Vile. LIMA DE MJEsHit,

The regning Queen OF the Stage and The most blii
lialt vocalist ever san. here who has charmed all
European audiences.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Three hundred pieces of very handsome new
spring dress goods at twelve and 8 half cents a
yard II. L. Byrne & Co., 163 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Last years peanut crop amounted to 2GG0 0o0
bushels, valued 1T 81 ,000 600 OF this vas; total
Philadelphia took COO. 000.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

For m ~ and boys wear. fine cassimeres,
tweeds and kentucky jeans at popular prices. NJ.
L. Byrnc X Co., 1853 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Huanuts Grits and hominy can not be equaled
in tits country Try them. They can be par
chased at every tIst-class grocery in the CITY.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Time OF DeGfrtaye.--iae Nal! Train by the Ureat
jackson Railroad Roue leaves the Depot at TIE oot
Of Cabope street O'Clock ?. III connect ny with
al last tTaiI. North. East srd West Pullman. Psi.
Cars "a Gii tr2ina IVA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Heads of families should be sure to get Hud |
nut grits and honliny.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

ON >tHtc Tax COlieciO Frat nistric,.-
No 10Y ''1avler street up stairs.-Ncw Orleans Feb
r!lly 49, ls15-NoTlCE.-The Tax Bills from Rolls
OF 1874 tcollecable this Year aud Licenses for car
rent year now being ready. parties at interest are
requested 10 make settlements at thereby avoid
ing rosts n. c. FOLGEE,
Fl3 lot .olle.tor
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21
Special NOtice-Rcpnrts InXing heen circu

lated that the PARAGON BAKING POWDER was
no longer offered for sale in this market the under
signed begs leave to inform OF this favor
lite Baking Powder that he has full supply on hand
and that 1t can he procured retail from all first
class glocers i'll the city. H. l. SHROPSHIRE.
Southern \ gent for Altd Wood & Co prop1iet"rs
" H. Collin Paragon Baking Powder. t17 Il
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Do
You want
10 90 q

Do
You want
To win q so, 600 prize
Invest SO on ticket for the next
Great single number drawing
OF the Louisiana State
Lottery
when 40 prizes amounting to $4,000 will
be distributed among the fortunate ticket
holders.
Ask your grocer for Paragon Baking Pow
der. There's nothing like it.
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F1.3 ENttSu

North 1SnisiRDa and Texts Railroad
Through bills of laGng given to all stations this
road for freight Slipped per steamers L. L. Lee,
Pargoud and Satchez.
JNO JANNEY, Agent
ne If ~ Common strpet
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

A Bangor man has invented fire shield to
prevent fires from leapuS across q street on to
adjoining bulldogs, and also to protect the fire
men. The device is light and portable-two
men can easily handle it-about tifJy-four inches
III width by six and one-half feet i'll height with
protecting curve at the top. the whole being Of
galvanized iron. Near the centre and on level
with the eye, is an orifice some eight inches in
diameter, which can BE- wholly closed or opened
sufficiently for the introduction Of the nozzle of
the hose when playing. The patent also includes
the insertion of small window Of mica, through
which thee hoseman can watch the action of the
flames while fighting the hottest fire in safety
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

atheist TO testify III court is to be reopened. A
woman named Truman deposited 800 in the
banking house of Woodruff & Claim, which was
lost when this notorious firm failed. Suit was
brought in the Marine Court for the recovery Of
the money: bnt the principal witness for ii pros
ecuton refused to admit his belief in God and
was therefore, excluded from the witness stand.
The Liberal Club of this city has taken up the
case. and resolved to carry the appeal before the
highest court, that 'the right Of every man or
woman to be witness III the State OF New York
NAV be assured and maintained" Messrs. James
Patton, CORTLAND Palmer Charles Moran T. 3.
Walker. an and Daniel T. Gardner have been APP
pointed committee to collect the funds and take
charge of the appeal.-N Y. L,depen3tYt.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

GRAND CONCERTS commencing March lsU.
THE FINEST EVER GIVEN IN NEW ORLEANS
The greatest musical event since Irpnv Lind viii
be the appearance in this city Of the Phenomenal
Hun garian Nightingale
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPORTING.
AnenfiOn .JocksOn Rifle Eluh-Ths ,ho -.

AUentlOn JacksOh IllHc NIub-Thc Members
OF this club Will meet at the Armory $50 Julia street
THIS tSundav} EVENING IT o clock Importapr
BY order Il STEWART DENNEE
FL CAPTAIN
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WAN -.

NNANTED-Iady eanvassors tor I'll" Sunny
" South. elegant literary wtrEl} publi>h,d in
Atlanta, Ga. Address r. G b.. this o!lic, E2l 1t
A1A\TED-l000 visitors 10 eay to witness the re
w Opening OF the Magnolia (iariea. which here
after vii be open 10 the Ui.blie daily. j. SCiINECK
ENBEEGER Proprietor I"l It.
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WANTED no EENr-.t hoHse or cutt4gn OF
~ From four :" rooms within iiite: minutes
ride OF the Times Office. Rent not exceed so.
Office.
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Nt1ANIED-A situation ~ visiting eovetness in
w private school or family by a recent graduate
Address v, Bulletin Office. d47 #
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I LIMA DE MURSkA
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ADJUSTMENTS,

VARIETIES THEATER. rts.s
Director. ......--...--.JO JOHN E. OWENS
Business Manager. .THEO. HAMILTON
Engagement of the Charming Actress
MESS JANE COOMBS.
Special Engagement of the Young Actor
j. w. NORTON.
MONDAY, AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
Eoucicanlts Come1y ", i'll Five Acts
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Miss ! ANE COOMBS as LADY GAY SPANKER
MT D. W. Norton as Charles Cnurtlev. Mr. T.
th'ppeidale as Max llatkaway Nr II Cotton as
Dazzle, Mr.. }. J. Waac. as Middle Mr. Colin
stuart AS Dolly Spanker, Mr.. Fheo fiami to, rs
Ht ilarronrt, Miss Ada Gilman Pert Miss A
Hall as Grace
tuesday Evening THE HrNCHBACK Miss
Jane Coombs rs Julia
Wednesday Evening SCHOOL For SCANDAL.
Miss Jane to"mbs as Lady Tcallc
Frday-IIenett Of Miss ,Ian, combs when SIN, viII
appear III Two 1h'iaciclS. f2l II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-02

scope to view with delight the planets
hung one above another, and revolY-
ing round each other in all their sub
Unity and harmony. Then rising
still higher to contemplate the glory
and grandeur Of the fixed stars, 'as so
many vast oceans of flame sunk still
farther in the depth of ether. each of
which is attended with different set
of planets. Thought has been devel-
opink itself, until in the minds of
free people, it seems almost TO have
found the zenith of its glory. and has
crowned our nation as the land of
liberty and the home of freedom. 1t
revives the past, dweIls upon the lives
and actions of men, and is ever lifting
the veil of futurity and contemplating
mysteries which before appeared to be
known only to the Great Eternal.
:. BY it we are able to trace the steps
taken by those who have been, ranked
as men Of the profOundest thought
and pOssessOrs of the noblest minds.
Thus they have left their impress
deeply stamped upon the minds Of
others, as adOrHments never to be
ettaced. 1t is by this power that such
genius as tliat of Newton breaks
forth from the darkness that encircles
human understanding, and makes dis
cOveries that startle the world
Thought is mortal Death does not
stop its onward career but only adds
new freedom to its power and gives to
it the capcity of graphing with the
truths of Heaven.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-02
Va T,itIiISLATURE-

The new bill 70 rearrangc the
Judicial circuits of Va, Will, il
passed. add five new circnits and
Judges to those now in existence
1t links Lee, Wise, ScCtt and rms
sell, with Washington. In that
case We can look MP material for a
new Judge, for Judge Kelly will
have Smyth, Bland, Tazewdll and
Buchanan. The salaries Of these
Judges will be $4,000.
ELECTION AND QUALIFICATION or
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Senate bill To provide for the cleo
zion and qualification OF county Off
GERS, which has been ordered To be en-
crossed and now comes up on its pas
sage in the Senate, provides in sub
stance, thSt on the fourth Thursday
ia MAY, 1875, and every fourth year
thereafter, sheriffs attorneys for the
commonwealth, commissioners Of the
TtNeuuts anu county tIVSou % siaii uS
chosen at the same, and serve six
years.
1t shall be the duty Of each county
judge, upon the recommendation of
the board OF supervisors of his county,
nj the june term of his court, 1870 and
every fourth year thereafter, TO APP
point for each county in which he
holds his court one county surveyor
and one superintendent of the poor
provided That the Judge may. II he
thinks proper, reject such recon-
n1endation ami oil said ofiicps hy his
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-02
GEN. JOHNSON FOR THE
iBtfSD9OLDER.

Eut the Virginia bondholder il
moving to Virginia. He il becoming
haturahzed. aud he proposes to live
here: Tor the Virginia people are stead
lily Investing their savings ia Virginia
bonds-in tax receivable coupons.
Thus writes Gen. Bradley T..
JoLneOn in the Richmond DIS
PATCH. The fact is, that under
this CALLING Funding Bill, the pcoz
Ple Of Virginia have no savinys to
invest in any thing but the receipt
OF the tax Collector, and as to the
bondholder becoming naturalized,
he has yet TO learn the first lesson
in naturalization, 10 wit, that the
people neither can; nor ought to
pay more than half Of these bonds.
We ask Gen. johnson if these
Plethoric Virginians who are buy
ing of Baltimore brokers, Virgin
"a bonds at the rate of 100000 for
each Of certain counties, are not
buying them al about fifty cents on
Che dollar, and with the intention
Of collecting from the tax payers
the tull face valie of them? If
this be so, then is it not the scheme
of the few who are rich, to dehblo
eheir money off the impoverished
nany7
Again we ask him what then be-
comes of the plea that the bond
holders are widows and orphans (?
Gen. johnson is asked to answer
for this Funding Bill bites like
blister, and burns like heated
RON
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-02

Senator Johnston, of Virginia,
IN his speech on the Louisiana
case, made good point when he
charged that tho President had
failed, as requested, 10 inform Con"
Rress why the army Lad been per-
lnitted to interfere with organiza-
tion Of the Legislature. He had
or.Icred the army to obey Kellog,
Mnd Kellog's orders were merely
Tie orders of the President.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-02

THE Jonesboro' JOURNAL is out
and makes very favorable inn
preston. It's size is good and ty-
biographical appearance clear and
neat. 1t has a fearful amount of
reading matter, well selected, and
the original matter has the ring of
respectfully, both in sound and
sense. If it can carry its flag at
Its present altitude it will win. 1t
adopts the impersonal chara' ter,
and aside from its being published
by jno. S. Hayes; we don't know
'twho the mischief" it is that
concs to us in col0rs as gay as
dunc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-02

frame Of mind that it should deeper
and strengthen your trust in God, anC
fill your souls fall Of the presence %
the pure spirit of GOD, cleansing anc
sanctifying your hearts. While
therefore, | would say great many
other things, my one wish is this
Don't be troubled about me, mol
worry about NE one particle, Sec,
undly, in so far as yon are concerned
discharge from your minds everything
that is irritabla. and vindiciive and
wrcng; 50 that the pure spirit is
repelied from you by such feelings
Take them all away. Keep your
mind so that UheG the promised com,
fiorter shall come he shall dwell with
you.
Christian brethren. t is not half SO
important that my name. should be
cleared as that the name of Jesus
should be purified: it is not half 50
important that there be maintained
between you aud me an external and
historical unity as that the unity be
tween us should be of the fruitfulnes,
of the Gospel of Christ. Now. God
is going to give yon grace and hAr-
vest. and one of the conditions of it
is that you 60 out preaching the
Gospel to the world with the adminiS>
tra!iOn of power, and in that form By
which he makes himself manifest TO
his people and, therefore, mas lOa
strive together and abound in this,
that this church may be purified e3l
sniri'ualizet and made strong; not in
the praise and honor 0: men nor in
secular things or in numbers but
S rong in the LHr1. strong in those
attributes which make God God -,
strong in that superiority Of patience ,
gentleue$S, love. fati in the truth and
faith in God, in gG0I and in immor-
tAliry. The great God fill yOG al
full # these noblest traits. 50 that
wherever you 90 you shall carry with
YOU Iight--a light in your business
and all through the world Take
from the sanctuary candle, a coal
that shall light your every path n
life, [ thank you, dear brethren,
for all you have done, for all you have
felt | thank yon for, after all that
sense of your unfailing affection is in
fact so strong in me that it cannot
be expressed 10 words. It. is my
unutterabh desire that these affairs
may turn out for the best, aud that
they will make this church mOrC
worthy the ranie of Jesus than il has
ever been before. That is what J
desire with utterable desire. and bod
will do it.
During the delivery Of these words
Mr. Beecher showed deep emotion
and his voice trembIed. The effect
on the audience was very marked.
When he declared that he was happy
il the midst of his trouble, and that
his whole TRUST was in God, and his
church need have no fear for him,
they were ready to cheer and began
to clap their hands At the close
many eyes were wet with ters. The
hymn beginning Pm pilgram, I'm
a stranger, was then sung, at the
close Of which Mr., Reecher asked
that another hymn a favOrite Of
theirs, beginning "We shall see our
light appear by and by. when He
comes - should be sung. this was re-
ceivcd with smiles and rods Ct favor
by the congregation, who united
heartily in the singing. After the
henediction, MANY Of Mr. Beecher's
friends focked around him with beam
ing faces,