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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-04-12
FoR THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
LoNGvIEw, TEXAS. March, 9th, IS

LoNGvIEw, TEXAS, March, 3lth, 1876
Mr. Editor,-The Presbytery of Eastern Texas
met at this place last night and was opened with
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Bell. The members of Pres
bytery we're kindly and cordially received by the
good people of Longvew. AS the junction of the
Southern Road aud the Texas Pacific, this is a
growing place and a promising field. Brother
Virgins is a Jealous and an ,ent minister and
is gathering around him good and faithful
people.
Rev. John G.. Fackler was made Moderator and
Rev. j. s. Moore, Temporary Clerk. This morn
ing the Presbytery entered upon the transaction oil
business. When the members arrived, the Presby-
terry showed many venerable elders whose presence
always gives dignity and soidity to the proceedings
Rev. H. B. Boude was received from the Pres
bytery of Tombeckbee and call from the First
church of Paris was placed in his hands, and ar
rangements made for his installation.
The rest of the day was occupied with reports
from the churches and listening to addresses on
various subjects.
SECOND DAY.
After devotional exercises the following Commits
soners to the General Assembly we're chosen : Rev.
W. W. Brimm, principal, Rev. j. d. Porter, al
ternate; elders j. T. Virgins, of Rusk church,
principal, and Dr.. s. f. Clement Of the Paris
church, alternate.
Presbytery entered upon reports on the Nara.
tive, which presented an encouraging view of tie
whole field.
The report of the Committee on Supplies dis
| tributed the ministers all over the field.
The reports Of Committees on the Benevolent
Schemes of the Church brought out considerable
discussion, for it was clearly seen that very few Of
the churches we're contributing to these causes.
The Of ject of Presbytery is to give every congrega
ton an opportunity to contribute.
Statements were made in Presbytery as to the
Teas Presbyterian which gave all much encourage
ment in view of the great enterprise.
Presbytery disapproved of the recommendation
of Synod to divide the Presbyteries.
The pastoral relation existing between Rev. A
P. Smau and the Marshall church was dissolved
and Rev. Mr.. Knox appointed TO preach at Mar
shall and declare the pulpit vacant.
Rev. MIR. Fackler was appointed to preach and
PROFOUND the constitutional questions, Rev. A.
P. Smith, D. D., to deliver the charge to the peo
pie, and Rev. o. 2. Starke to deliver the charge
to the pastor, at the installation OF Rev. H. B
Boude at Paris, on the lst Sabbath in June.
After readiog the Statistical Report and the
Minutes the Presbytery adjourned alter very
pleasant aud most harmonious meeting.
DELTA
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officers of the Society In connection with the pa
rent Society there are l07 auziliaries; of these
about 80 are actively engaged in their appropriate
work; the others maintain to some extent their
organizations and are doing something in the work
of distribution Some of the auxiares have
branch Societies in certain localities u the couu-
ties by which the destitute are more readily reach
ed aud supplied with the Scriptures.
The great want of the Society is systematic and
regular help from all the Christian Churches Of
the State. The want of this has kept the Trea-
sury low in funds and greatly crippled the work.
Proper laborers can be found in every part of our
wide and inviting field, who, even for small CON-
pen8aton, would gladly labor with us, but absolnts
want of means torbids their employment We
trust that the friends of this cause. who are mum
bered by tens of THOUSANDS, will nobly come for.
ward to take part in the work and carry it on until
every hamlet and homo in our State shall glow with
the light of Gods holy Word.
We cannot close this report without recognizing
the continued generosity Of the American Bible
Society 10 aiding us in the prosecution OF our work
During the year just closed, they have donated
SO 900 worth of Bibles, which noble gift has en-,
able US to reach msuy destitute persons who could
not otherwise have been supplied.
Respectfully submitted,
w. w. BENNETT,
j. j. WILLIAMS.
ASA SNYDER.
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The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States

VIII meet in the First Presbyterian Church OF
Savannah, Ca, on the third Thursday (lSth day.
of May, 1876, at II A. NJ. The opening sermon
will be preached by the Rev. NJ. D. HooE, D. d.
Moderator Of the last Assembly.
The undersigned, Committee on Commissions
will be present in the Lecturero room Of said church,
at P. NJ. of the nth of May, TO enroll the names
of Commissioners.
The special attention of Pres6yteries is called to
the action touching the Assembly's Contingent and
Commissioners Fund, recorded on pages 80 anc
Sc of Minutes of 1875.
JOSEPH r. WILSON. Stated Clerk.
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clerk.
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Handsome Gift to the University Of Virginia.-One
of the most graceful and munfcent acts done sine
the war has recently been performed by citizen oil
Rochester, New York, 10 donating cabinet of
minerals, worth % 600 to the University of Viz
ginia The gentleman who made this gift has re-
fused to let his name be known. 1t had been sup
posed at one time that it would be necessary to
subscribe SIS 600 for proper house for the cabi-
net, and ex- Governor Walker, with others, had
been arranging to have this done. but on hearing
of it, the gentleman Who gave the cabinet con
GUIDED also to give the $4,000 necessary to boi'd
the structure TO contain it, thus raising his entire
donation to $40 900.
Presidents salary.-Both Houses of Congress-
have voted for the salary ct 5000, after March.
9TH, 1877,
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carry forward our missionary work, in spite
of hard times. Let any one who doubts the
Lord in this matter, prove Him and see if
it is not best for his comfort, even in this
life. ANON.
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Central 4us5gtularr,
Richmond, Va, Wednesday, April l2, 1876.

nzy- LOOK AT YOUR LABEL.-Our sub
scribers are urgently requested to examine
their accounts, as presented on the label at
taehed to their papers. Where remittance
is due, please help it this way, and hinder 1t
NOT
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Delegates to the General Assembly.

An Improvement has been introduced into book.
birding, which will be welcomed by The Clergy spd
Sunday School superintendent who are forced to
Witness the rapid destruction of Sunday School
hymnais, textbooks, and library books BY careless
scholars. BY tbs new process books are sewed
With wire, ~ tb8t is ALMOST impossible to tear
them apart
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Tie beg Observation-Disclosures Contributca,-
Wien Gen Lilley was 10 Charleston, s. O., the
people of the city gave 81 500 to ad IN erecting
suitable structure for the protection c5 tho saaSua
ben! statue Of Gen. T. d lee which is TO be placed
oyer thu remains at Lexington, Va. $35Oiu direct
contributions, and 81, $50 the net receipts Of an
entertainment by the ladies',
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The great conundrum of the century is the Post
office Law. Lagt year the rate on transient news.
papers was doubled. The department did not ask
the change the people did not want it, and we are
told, Congress did not intendi it. Yet it was made;
and now in the fifth month of new session, it is
not yet repealed. What influence is it that is
greater than the whole people and their executive
We submit the question as good one for debat.
ing societies. Christian htelhigencs..
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Spring Presbyteries.-Sessions Of churches
viii send up reports on Sabbath Schools =
Systematic Benefcence; 8. Statistics; T. Written
Narratives; 5. Records; g. Quota Of Presbyterial
Fund
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TnE LIFE OF GENERAL THOMAS j. JACKSON (Stone'
wall Jackson.) By Sarah Nicholas Randolph,
author OF 1.-The Domestic Life of Thomas Jeffer-
SON." With illustrations. Philadelphia: Lippin'
colt & Co.
For sale by West, Johnston 4 Co., Richmond.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

THE SANsSouC SERIES Edited by Richard Hen
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"MEN AND MANNERS One HUNDRED YEARS Ago, p"
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New VOLUME. The numbers Tor the weeks end
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contained IN these two numbers are the following:
Bishop Butler and the Z,it-Geist, by Matthew Ar
mold john Forster, by Blanchard Jerrold; Maximi
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Wilmington Presbytsry-Additional Items

Rev. A McFsyden aud Elder S. w. Robinson
we're elected Commissioners to the General Assem-
bly, with Rev. A. Kirkland and elder G. S. Carr
as alternstes.
A call from the church of White Plains for the
pastoral services of Mr.. Fl B Gsrriss for one
fourth of bis time, vas retained till next stated
meeting.
A call was presented from Black River Chapel
for the pastoral services for one-bai his time, OF
Mr.. Kenneth Mcdonald, and was returned that
certain intormalities might be amended.
The next stated meeting will be held at Mt.
Horeb church, Baden county, n c., October Is,
I'm JAMES NJ. SPRUNT, Stated Clerk.
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CHICAGO CITY OFFiCE-6l aud IS Clark
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MINIATURES DEPoT:-Corner Reed and
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CRY TICKET OFFIcE:-400 East Water
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Sewing Machines and their Sales
ndsputab
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large benefits resulting from this
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1--WE will say theta 0' N"'-
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Companies
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NUFACTURNG
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Now is the time to make up your list of
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-31

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Chicago & North Western
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway.

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ot e a that competitor show FALLING
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-23
V,Por lSPaid costaro 4IldIid.'

Conocido por ell pdbl CO el itinera-
rio de este vapor y por consequence
Ell dia y hora de.lIegado este puerto,
Sc avisa a los Sres. que reciban carga
por 81, que cesando Ia responsab lidad
de la Empresa desde ell momento en-
que deposlta sobre el muelle la carga
que conduce, es obligation de aqueIlos
el mandar iecoger a inmedlatamen
te. No Sc ocupara por 10 tan Q la Agen-
cia en- esta Ciudad, en- 10 sucesivo de
recoger y guar. ar como 10 ha hecho
yarias ocasiones, los Dultos que sus
dusflos 10 aayan tornado en- tempo,
qurdando en- e! muelle, por cuenta de
los mlsmos, y sir ninguna responsa-
sbilllad por parte de Ia Empresa.
PdertotRico 26 de Mayo de 1876
--Illarte, HsEmano Dc Qaraoena ]
Q5MpallA enulh
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Imprenta de Gonzalez.

Papel aobres color gris, para seioras.-~Pepe ra-
yaditu %rs. caja.-Tnta rls, botella.-3e viols-
ia para copsr 10 50 y20 cen,avos la botella, mt.
d,a caarta,-Iapices real docens.-tspel par-
tgdo $2-5O resnla. a.-Cuadernos Adler de t0dos nu
Musztras de letra sspalaola ingle4a-iza,-
hnas para esoueas lapices-Mapas geograic .
de Pauzie- Rsrstos de $. NJ, 81 Rey, litogrs-
hados.-Gramatica general de "a Academia $l-.5
ejemplar.-Epltomes de idem a $3.50 docena.-Jua.
por Torrente $5 docena.Slla baros de Torl
$2 dosena.-Doctrinas del Obispo a$l docena.--Ca.
tones Is seutavos Observation-Disclosures de agricul.
tura $2 Observation-Disclosures de industria $l-26 doce.
ma Obras poetcas de Espronceda 75 cen,ayos epm
plsr.--Medicina homeopatca dcmes,ica por sl Dr.
kruekuer, Ell mascaroy ssncillo q $2.25.-Targetss
de vista rs el ciento sobres para elias ~
gentavcA. 5-6
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Aviso inportante.

Don Jose Miret, dnico Agente de la
Moda Alegasste, IlNstrGciom Espa@old
9 americana y Coyyeo de UltAamar en-
el cuarto Departamento, suplica los
Sres. sucritores a dlchas publicacio-
nes, Sc slrvan manlfestar con tempo 81
cont nhan e! abono pr6ximo de 1876.
La prlma 8 regalo de la PARTE
1LUsTRADA DEL CoRREo DE ULTRA
MAR, que Sc ha -pubIfcado va, Sc tituIa
La ,lsLA MIsTERIosA, escrita por eI
celebre Julio Verne y Sc divide en- tres
parties. Los naufrsgos del aire.-
2. Ell abandonado.--3a Ell secreto de
la Isla.
Tambien admite suscriciones al
Courier de Ia i Europe de L6ndres,
BoLErIN de Puerto Rico, Los NsNos
Las Noticsas, La Correspondence de
Espa6a q Eli Impartial de Madrid y
otros perlodicos de aquelIa Villa, com
iguamente q Revistas oientlicas d.
PARTS y a obras de cuulqui5r clase que
sean.
Mayagiiez. Diciamhre de 1928
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BOLETIy MERCAuT
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANIC D1 Los lSPANOLR& AIN CONlLCLONES.
Avis al p1blico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor costanero espanol
"Madrid" de aviar 10 possible los gastos de los que
usan este buque para carga ha dispuesto que desde
esta echa hasta avso recihira entregara la
carga 81 mnele de esta Capital sisndo por cuenta
de ella el lanchae hasta ell vapor.-~
La carga Sc recbira desde la vspera del dia de
salida hasta las dos de la tarde precisamente.
Modifcado por complete ell sistema de embarques en-
ell costanero, segun ell anuncio que precede aumpe
la Empresa hace presente los cargadores que utieen
este buque, que deben pasar recoger la con
sgnataria los conocnientos de la carga, previo page
del tete
Al propio tempo debe lamar la atencion de los mis-
mos cargadores sobre las conicones 5a l4s |; 17
1Sa estampadas al dorso de los mencionados documen
tos-San Juan de Puerto Rico 20 de Mario de lo7o-
Iriarte Hernano lie Caracena Y CaConsignta,ioe.
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RtlRllOS PlNl!DN Al OLDQ,

E pintor retratista D. Francisco vilarrosa, egado
dc Europa de paso esa Capital, dondc psrmans.
cera uza corta ,smporadai participa las psr.onas
aiconadas las Bsllae.Artes, qus aprovecl,ando la
galunteiia del cunocdo foi0gsto ST. Cordiglia, quen
e pone q su 1-pcscion su taller lie pintura y aus
sparadores; ha dispuesto hacer eu dicho estabi c-
miento sto calle dc Su Justo nYnero 3d. una pea
ma exposition de algnnas de obtas Ia cual na,-
gurara I'll ~ del corriente.
Sas personas que d-sesn fAvorscsr dicho artista,
podran tratar Con e Ia fonda de Ia Vizcana donds
90 hespeda, tambien el mismo establecmisnto del
Rr Cordiviia 2-3
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ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS.
b dicto. t
DON A7ejandro RevueltG, Cona'sario de Ia
owiebra de d. Fabian Gayma del c0nser-
cSo de ToG bGjG.

Por ell presente hago saber que en- providencla die
t.da ON este da en- los autos de dcha quiebra. ha
dispuesto sealar para la primera upta general ell da
once del pr6ximo mes de Julio las docs de la mana
ma en- los altos de Ia casa umero 36, siuada en- esta
Capital en- la cae de San Francisco en- Ia plaza
principal frente al reloj de la misma con objfto de
proceder al nombramento del Slndco que deba como
Ger de ella.
para que llegue noticia de los acreedoros la
expreaada luiebra, coneurran con los documuentos
usti6catiyos de sus credit 49, bao ell apercmiento que
hava lusar en- contraro pubica ell presente en-
Puerto Rico veiute uno de JUNO de mil ochocen
tos setenta seis-Alejandro Revueta.-Por su man.
SnIo ,o.,;o Gmonez Moreno 1-3
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AyiSo al pdblico.
Hamburg inglkllisthg Patkg&ahrt AtIigl
GESELLSCHAFT.

Tocara en- este puerto el 8 de Ju-
lio prdximo 81 vapor aleman trasatlan-
tico "Rhsnania en- sd viaje 4 San
Th6mos, Plymouth, Havre y Ham
burgo. Para pasajes y detes dirlgirse
4 Feddersen WilIink J or, Agentes
San Juan, 2 R. 90 de- Janio d
talA e-a
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Aviso. V

La correspondence para el vspor
ingles "Arno" sc Gerard el 25 dc.
corriente a Ia de Ia tarde en- punt',
pasada esta hora no 81 admit laI car
tas por ningun pretesto,
Qonsp!asip do 8. M q, Sal Juan
faefss.Rias y as 4 !! kaa!ee lIIl!g as ls1et &
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e.
eAL1pAS.
LLEGADAs
RETO RNO.
Banco de Puerto-Rico.

Los tenedores de cedu.as que de-
seen ser accionistas, pue'len diriglr
aquellas al Excmo. Sr. MARQUES de la
t'speranza, Director INFERNO de dicha
Insttncion.