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OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-O
" and after MARCH 9Th, 1876, passenger trains
will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.

Train leaving Richmond at 300 M, runs daily
Sunday excepted stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at 1000 runs
daily, stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsville.
Charlottesville, Ivy, Mediums River Greenwood,
Waynesboro, Stanton, Goshen, Millboro' Coving.
ton, and all regular stations west of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all intermediate stations daily lex.
cept Sunday at 4.S5 P. M.
New sleeping. car runs on 10 90 NJ train between
Richmond and Covngton.
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily at.....".............4 As M
Mail Train daily Except Sunday at...... $40 M
Accom'on Train daily except Sunday at 9. 10 M
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above.
Trains make close connection with trains of the
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and Peters.
burg railroad, both to and from Richmond.
For through tickets, rates, and information, apply
at 1925 Main street, or at the company Office, Broad
street near Sixteenth
CONWAY R. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W. NJ s. DUNN, Eng'r and Sup't Transportation.
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Mr.. NARAYAN SHEsHADRAI, who awaken
ed 80 much attention in this country in the
Fall of 1878, is proving himself indeed a
Christian at work in his native India. He
not only works hard himself, but has the fac
ulty of arousing those around him to do the
same. Two bodies of workers are engaged
in evangelistic labors. The one confines
itself to Ialna and the neighboripg villages,
going over the ground again and again -
The other body Of laborers carries the Gospel
over circuit of hundred miles. Since bis
return from Europe upward of fifty converts
have been added to the church. His people,
formed into Home Missionary Society,
support an evangelist of their own. The
young converts, banded into Young Mems
Christian Association, also send out an evan
gelist among those of their own age. Among
the converts recently made in Narayan Shes
hadri's mission in Ialna, India, is young
religious mendicant. He had been wander
ing all over India, visiting the sacred shrines
of Hinduism, from Ganges to Ceylon.-
Among the Romanists of Cochin be had
learned to repeat large number of Maya
linn prayers, although he understood not
word of that language. Leaving them in
disgust, he found his way at last to Ialns,
where he was taught the Word of God, and
was eventually led to embrace Christianity.
He is now studying the English and Guja-
rati languages, with a view of usefulness In
the cause of Christ.
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necessity makes an end of the matter. 1t
will be observed that the decaying fruit does
not communicate decay to the sound fruit
next it. But if you remove it, those it has
touched begin to decay directly, so that in
place of one bad fruit you have now three or
four. Our stores are extensive, and it is an
essential part of the management to keep the
fruit dark and dry, and never to touch them
unless to remove them for the supply of the
market. l leave learned men to txp plain the
cause; all care about ia to record the fact
for the public advantage"
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A Good Whitewash.

The following described whitewash is very
durable. and may be used on wood, stone or
brick Stake haf-bushel of unslaked lime
with boiling water, keeping it covered during
the process. Strain it, and add peck of
salt, dissolved in warm water, three pounds
of ground rice put in boiling water and boiled
to thin paste; half pound powdered
spanish whiting and pound clear glue, dis
solved in warm water; mix these we'll to-
gether, and let the mixture stand for several
days. Keep the wash thus prepared in a
kettle or portable furnace. and when used
put it on as hot as possible with either paint
err or whitewash brushes.
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TVURNIP SEED.-Fresh and genuine-and sure
RUTA BAGA, LARGE NORFOLK,
RED TOP, WHITE GLOBE,
EARLY WHITE, FLAT DUTCH
Fla VORLNG SEEDS of all kinds
PALMER TURPIN,
10. 1K0a Main atraet p;ch~p~~S o.
DIRECTORY
~ OF rH'

Presbyterian rsh in the United States.
THE GE RAJ ASSEMBLY.
The General Asss ~ will meet at Savannah, Ga,
on the third Thursd 81 May. 1875 liam.
fcLERKs.
REV. JOSEPH R. WILSON, u. D., STATED CLsRK
REV s',IS WILLIAM BROWN. D. D PERMANENT oIr.r.
The Stated Clerk is * osrIoro the Treasurer of the
General Assembly.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. JAMES HEMPHILI.. President, Chester, s. q.
=, REV JOHN DOUGLAS, VIcs.PRssrDssr, Charlotte
JESSE Il. LINDSAY, Esq, SECRETARY and TnrAsu.r..
Greensboro N. O.
sUsTENTATIoN.
REy; LEIGHTON WILSON, D. D., ssclrrA.r,
REV. RICHARD Mc1LwAINE, Coordinate srcss.
rARr and TRrAsURsR, Box ssl, Baltimore Nd.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
REV: LEIGHTON WILSON, d. D., sscszrAaY.
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RI and TREASURER, Box ssl. Baltimore, Nd.
PUBLICATION.
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q. dENNET, Esq, TazAsuRsx, Richmond, Va.
EDUCATION
REV; JNo. N. wADDELL, d. D., SECRETARY, Mem.
A. F. DOD TREAsunsE, Memphis, Tenn.
Applications TO the Executive Committee for aid are
first TO be referred to Appropriate Presbyeral Exec
utive Committees for their approval TO be e-
warded by them TO the Assembly's Committees.
COLLECTIONS.
The General Assembly has appointed the following col.
lections TO be taken up annually In all the churches
For Sustentaton: On the first Sabbath In January.
For Publication On the first Sabbath In March.
For Foreign Missions: On the fret Sabbath In May.
For the Relief Of Disabled Ministers and the Widows
and Orphans Of Deceased Minister'S On the frat sabbath
In July
For Evangelistic Work: On the first Sabbath in Sep
TENDER.
For Education: On the first Sabbath In November.
In cases where 1t is highly nconvenient take up COL
lectons on these days. they shall be taken
possible thereafter.
The Assembly recommends to the churches that they
adopt the apostolic plan Of taking weekly collections
and that the amounts thus collected be appropriated
the abovenamed objects, when necessary,
ects in such proportion the church session may
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Central 4resbpteriarl.
ONCE 10. 10l6 Main street, nearly opposite
tho Post Office.
TIE b Ms.

Three Dollars q year, payable in adsonos.
PAYMENTS may DO made to local agents wherever
practicable; all ministers of our Church arc author.
ised to act as such. Or by checks, Poa.c6ics mony
orders, or letters Registered by Postmaster. Other.
wise IT MUST b At rnl RIsK OF TIE PARTY smp
ING IT.
OsTuARIEs.- Charged at ten cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate BY counting
eight words to Q line. Payment In aosasss.
CoxxuxIokTIoHs AID LErrERs or Busrusss
should be addressed to Central Rrssbaerjaa, Box
81 Richmond, Va.
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quarter of 1875 of such periodicals as they may SUBJ
scribe for.
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to clubs.
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II lcQm0uu, kIoucIlcAbpuIS 6uu xOLOm6C
IL Route.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 3d. 1875 mail
trains on this road will run as follows:
2.85 P. M. DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.street station
daily, connecting with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad at Washington.
Through sleeper from Washington to
New York.
1000 P. M. NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd.Street sta
ton. Except on Sundays,) connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore and
Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
sos P. M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Han.
over Junction leaves Broad.Street sta.
ton Except on Sundays.)
500 4. M. NIGHT MAIL, arrives at Byrd. Street
station Except on Mondays)
1:SO P. M. DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd Street sta
s:s7 A. M. '' %c COM. TRAIN arrives
at Broad Street station Except Sundays
Paror cars on day trains
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station
on Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday nights for all
points North and West and arrive on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday mornings Consgners of
live stock and pershable articles, upon giving notice
at depot can obtain freight at Bouton on ceding
evening.
Through bills lading and rates given to all princi-
pal points North and West.
By order of General Superintendent
E. T. D. MYERS.
c. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agt.
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CLUBS.
A discount of twenty per cent. will be allowed to
clubs of four or more persons. Thus: four copies
OF Blackwood or of one Review will be sent to one
address for $1280 four copies of the four Reviews
and Blackwood for $48, and so on.
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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS.
By the Rev. W. A. Campbell.

SECOND QUARTER-LEssON VI.
May 7, 1876. Acts iii: 1926.
THE POWER OF JESUS NAME.
GOLDEN TEXT There is none other name
under heaven given among men, whereby we must
be saved. Acts iV: IL.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK.
S-Acts iii: I2-26.-The Lesson.
M-Jno. xix: l-l6.-,Iea,s Rejected.
Heb. vii: 15-2S.-Able to SAGE.
W.-Deut xviii 1922 Like Noses.
P-Heb. ill Greater than Hoses
E-Heb. X: l9-39-Retase HIM not.
Seek. xxxiii 7-l9.-RepRtaRce
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n edmond AND DANvILLE RAILRoAp

General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W. NJ. s. DUNN, Eng'r and Sup't Transportation.
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ID edmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
X Roufa

]. R. MAcMuRpo, General Passenger Agent.
, 1876-09-05
LETTERS FROM TILE PEOPLE.
THE REV. Mr.. vAE0RDKN.
III 1hA EdtIt1. of l+hA Tt1Aht1a.

ERv Yopx. eopt 2.-Evcr s!ncs Tho Adrdnet
made known the fact that had resigned 81 mis-.
slonary Df tho Presbyterian Board OF Foreign MIS-
s!ons In Brazil, because Was not ut liberty 70
preach tho so-eallsd Nov School doctrines, and
that this Board had consored mo for bringing 10
tho knowledge Of the President Of the
United stnies that American steamers sab.
s!dized by the Government were hanss
porting Slaves from nnn Brazilian seaport TO an
other,-an outrage which soon will ba considered
md declared by the common consent Of all csyi.
llxsd nations aa plrscy,-I hare lost the good Will
OF the Presbyterian press, They ere willing to
publish everything that appears against me. but
when request hearing meet either with ass
refusal or nni represented 10 say the contrary Of
what wtote thsm. This Ia tho caao With the
ErdnUslst OF New York, tho fFssbyteron Of Phila.
delphla, md tho Interior Of Chicago. And this II
not the rat tino that clergyman has to request
sS5beg aay 6 y e sf
Two weeks ago TIE Interior published an article
q ss ts ne Il 1aab u s II s1na Sf h ss9s % Il
praz,l wrote note 70 she editors oi that payer.
denying The charge totally. It would have bcen
Mr. Mr. Bncstoris. Is Bat Instead Of dolns 70. II tlo
together. This Ia tls irMs answer to the charge
sSs:s sse 1pp pais saso ar the freedom, oi sssss
take her aa fis eoneubino. ! never owned hef, and
s,u r,sver worked for 1ns without wages. bnught
her freedom three weeks before IlcfIltlo do JaneI-
Ur. Joss Francsco DE- LcinoH, lnwycE, the Presi-
dent Of the Evangelical Alliance Of Drhzll, 81 Ruo
| de- Rosario, nlo Dc J1ncsro. These pap9fs atate
! and they prc Registered ut tho (ublie
| o1ee, no that from Tho moment. !
1 woman sho ID now cnrning good wages. anl with
! her wagcs hhs viii refund mt tho money. II whs
no Investment, as the Interior represents It, but
woman from shame and distinction. hhd to bof.
row tho money from friend 70 rescue .lor, and
during MY sbscnce from brafil I have left great
we'll TO ssy In reply to statement Of r. Blacltorl
that tho Hon. Hr, Monroe, Of Obeein, member Of
actlons in regard 10 tho transportation nf snves,
| and he shh that II he had had the proofs which
possess whom Consul .Genoral inA1tio dc Janeifo,
ttou, but thuso proofs failed him. sl6, your
| very truly, EnAHukL VAkonuEN.
, 1876-09-05
PHENOMENALLY-lOW BIDS.

GEGu "ApA1CH 10 1N lf10uHS,
spRlHoPisLp, ILL.,. Sept 4.-1he Commssafo'-
10 supply the Stats with hard aud soft papers,
stationery, fuel, and to do the State blIIding
and printing for the ncxt two years. There was
ouly oue bid for oa1,-tiat oi r. NJ. llld0ely, ol
Springfield ut s2.25 per ton. There we're three
clnsses OF htationcry, y,-Grst, boo1s-paper, 10
pounds TO the rearu; second, covcr-paQcr,
letter, lat-enp, ctc.;' and the third, Office
stationery, desk furnishing. etc. There were
q luge nulnber Of bidders. T. ". Harss,
Of Springfield, IS lowest on tho first
class, the Cleveland Paper Company probably
on the second, aud the third Is for 50 many
small articles us to require considerable figuring
bc{ore sh award Gun be snsdS: 1As estimate u
last yeT WAS nearly $s,5W. The most intsreH
Is attached TO the btlls un State printing. There
were d0zcn or n,orc bids, three from Bloom
ington which were not considered because not
t0'i;E ths Gosesuer; r elELi iron, springieii, one
aSa Gen one as from SD' w,ron,n ,sSm iay't'ys XII nsEs
much below the innxi,lum allowed BY faw.
Assembly; second, State Institution reports,
etc. third, Journals Of the Senate urd House; !;
fourth, 1uws and resolutions passed.; afth, elet-
tion register, ete.; sixth. other printing, Mi.
u. W. Luslt, Of pekin, was the lowest hadnr, rs
follows: First class, plain composition, ~ ceht1;
figure work, cents, ruls aud figure, cents; !;
press-work, per 100, Is cents. sseonl clas,s'
% een!s; rule n1d s9,S figure, y esnts; gA1ss;
class, plain composition, ~ rents;
figure work, 70 eents; Fuls a.a fnc, = eent.; ~
| psaiM composition, 70 vc..ta; ngusr work, ~
snsi sa,o spd s gurs VIII; E'i u ss ssntsi p, prss,
registers, ueiits cach. sixt1, elass, a!n col,i-
position, 10 cents; figure work. 20 ssnts; RUE
The @ Iyures. Il viii 81 noicct arc iar below tic
prices paid to worklnen, md 1t IL evident to any
| plIntef that the wurk cAn,iot Dn honestly
tho State, II tho contract s awarded, will
doubtless require 100, COO bombs, ~ usual, unt
II tho bidder cun rive II he will doubtless get
the contract. Mr.. LuBk Is aleo the lowest bill
der on binding, md. among. other clusses, pro
DOSES to bind volumes u laws with leather
backs, psatel,oard sides, with gold tint on tht
| back, rs low III 10 ecnts volume. Tic Com
missfopcrs will not award the contruct for s0n,t
days. -.--
, 1876-09-05
10 THEHB 4 WHEAT COisHEni
III Ia Edf{ot df IAd Tfflun4.

CutnAao, Sept. 4.-In an article In th1s morn.
iug's TnIuuNE headed ss1s Thotc Wheat Cor,
nesi" and signed "conimiasion Merchant" sutnc
allusion IA nade 10 tho reported deficiency In this
year's whent crop, and reference ma4o tu similar
reports last ycar. II Jon will allow me spacc, !
would like to state what know 10 bo facts about
the wheat crop in Minnesota from personal knowl.
edge, after having Travelled tor tho past three
months back and forth over the whole State, ~
did during the samo tiuo last year, ,Thers
IL. not !sss than 1900. 900 buahe's Of Old
po1Uon * Il ~ in Tho hands of farmers who would
not sell lnat fall OF winter ~ thoy expected higher
was reported laal ycae. As to the crop this ycar,
which has Ieon reported ~ eaten w. 70 many times
BY the Rrneaheppcrs and killed out by the droHght,
oF DESTROYED by tho 1y, utc.. am willing 10 assuSt
that II viii DO full ~ large ~ wns lust ycar, md
hnx been har1 cs,el In 4s gooa, unt butter, CON
aition ~ ~ any yuA1 In tho history Vt tho Htnts.
Ias Iase ''ss IL ss's lat ''' yea1. aea III
il Is tact that there u at least ons.qlarltr moro
acreage sawn this ycaF. aud thu total yield will bc
"a laFge.' In due c0urae OF time the bnis and
bears, and tho colnm!sso n.n,tn. and all others In
tercyted will Ind thI1 to 10 tho truth au far a6 Min
neaosa Ii concerned. A for Wisconal1 and Iowa,
know they orc mot 10 thort N the wheat crop thIs
yeAr ~ hrs been reported.
One other lhl1Rf know. and that ia, men who
10 lhs WHEAT crop Of Ainnoauta to be sent hero
and to othtt, placcs 10! pu1i!catson. ! am not =
menber OF tho Hoard ot trade, ain not commits.
sion n,e1ehaut and Layo no Interest In this wheat
1aeaton ID any way, but do waut to Gsvc tao facts
stated, OasEhvxa.
, 1876-09-05
vndtcAted, and Mr. storrA SAW, In the future, q
1ay ont of all difficulties for his client, Mr..
ITEMS.
unTT.

Ex-Dcputy Collector floyt, the returned tx[lo
from Her sfajesty's Dominion, appeared before
Judge Dlodgett Yesterday ,uor,liug and gave
new bail In The sum Of s10,O 900, with tho Hon. s.
K. Dow as security,
1Au0Ens AND hTpREERBPH1s-
Tho next atcp In the wllsky cascs WILL be Tho
dtsposttton Of tic Indictments ngufnst several
Gaugers and etorckeepcrs. Among them arc
about half dozen Witnesses for whom no ar.
rangcmcnts have been made concerning tminu"
nifty. Judge Barge stated 10 Tribune report
or yesterday TINT when hn lust saw tho Attorney.
General the latter left this mnttcr To the dltcrc-
tion Of tho DlAlricL.Attorner, hut Judge banga
confessed that e did not know Just what u, tlo
probably e wiped III tae dockss aiior lie man:
nor in wllc1s those of the first batch wcrA d!s-
posed Of. II Is not likely that anything will tako
place ~: Tcek, g Judge DlodgGtt will be 1T Ills
was so'nowllat Indignant yesterday At tho
lad fspeaicdy enlssd s tGst tiere re- was s immunity
: for the e1ucalelB, and thht he now comes for,
ward anil admits that the immunity bargain
reality,
TR!puSE Teportert tfa! tacre was immunity.
cloaked up. II | wns to have {iity witnesses
turn Btate's evidence, would hare eynrbu1Y
know Il. But II was thought advisable not to
let It be known whit was going On. mover
mNot IN tug palln,au aud Rush trial, Judgsi''
mo, sit; carefully avoided tic subject.
You roincnbcr tint Sturra challenged me To
deny IL, and ono night Billy O'Bric'l carno to me
| gosag TO do With that challenge. said /
| wouldn't notice Il nt nil, and defy any man To
ray that ever denied that there was immunity.
, 1876-09-05
EQrIEuS.
N he Editor N This Tribune.

IN E8E 1Id716F ~ 30E TFt0HFts y =
HrnB PARK. IT,. Sept. 4.-l n"tlce that for tho
Office Of shcriH Of I'll, cnnutr !llnrr arc several
names mentioned ns candidates. 0f them
very good names iNised, ,-And ,iaro rhy that any
ono Of the gentlemen who havc been gtron prom"
lnencc In this connection would gladly rersc his
comfy and encavor 10 d. X well. 'Ia.c 10 min!
gentleman who, though II subsequently appeared
In Convention, VIA nat candidate Of hi own COZ.
eent, developed remarkable strength. nnd, ~ It
% Tor County nj y Trensurer iast Ialn. ii hatiiy srcns
necetsary 10 tay that nlludo tn Nj. {. s. squ'cV.
tho popular Assistant post'aa.ter Of Chicago. ~
unefpcced strength was as mich tHsprlse TO tho
Convention 40 f,is speedy withdrawal from she fe9!
uas disappointment aid tcgsct to !af1 friends.
hare not hearl Or my movement III big favor. but
believing hls name would bt An clement of pnpu.
aity and strength to tho Ticket. nnd t!as he il The
snrt ot material needed in the public ectvcc, pro
pose Collins y. Sqnlerb ~ tus popular candidate
Tor Sheriff OF Couk County. ATuE PARK.
, 1876-09-05
eiQHS,
~ tA1 Editor 1 tbs Tribune.


cnlcAon, Sept. .--1n thS raid Upon the strest
sign. do think our auhorlltss should make dis
cslninatlon, and favor taosu tint arc an ornament
and embe'llsAmtut of The street, unless they arc 4
scrioua ohatsIct!on. II Tho law allows no excep.
tlont, then ths law ought 70 bc revfseh and made
to allow exceptions. When citt1cn 10 willing TO
set up clock on thc curbstunc, such ~ y At thp
Eandsl ect = order !. away; large nam1be5 oi
tho Illuminated sign. arc brilliant s'd snm,lyen!Hg ~
he soEry to miss thun,. Thu brilliantly ;colorcd,
lalxe lanterns that stali in front Of thvatsss ret
taufauts. etc. are generally pleasing spsctaeies In
enough lown. town ~ night without them. Esw
York and other great cities allow such ascofatls9
,sigaa and y ihsy r,anskv y why y nes i, W. M "a
Mayor Or sons oIhor ot}lcet, 10 decide TO what e4:
tent such s'gns should 30 SLOWED. ChIeas9 should
torprss Of hsE citizens In advertising their bual-
meas. LopKtn-oK
, 1876-09-05
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1876

was 20 poor that could not see the dg'srcs ny
aenion. although ustd the hu1e bnrnets which
have been heretofore sufficient. We vii aNhnlt
7uily to i redoetlon in 1naiy IIluc may bc plnes.
mt as cu!or, but not is a light To work BY.
. TwrSTf.4IcAHp HTRzEr,
, 1876-09-05

n LtA AdlsoF Or Tia JV1DuRe.
Cn1cAno. Sept. 4--Rcfrrrins 70 = communlca-
tion In your issuc VI Monday siguod "Coumission
Msrchaus," wautd Il not te pertinent 10 ask a
question: In n true that the Hank OF Montreal II
furnishing The money to rim tie september wheat
eoEuet1 Yours respectfully, OtcAAl0aAL.