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LADIES SHOES
CHILDREN's SHOES AND BOOTS

to which 7 invite the attention of the
PubIi-. confident that can sell good ar
dele. - low a- any BODY. NV lOHg eN-
srri.ure a. boot maker. iu-tiiic~ me in
,lying that my work D, better than any
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tle premium Ou boots no both the
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ttendnnce Of the Congregations OF tho state !. esti-
mated to be 2sOl0 Counting three adherents IoF es'
commitment, TIE total population OI MAINE hnlhE t,e
Congregational faith is believed 10 be oIOoo Vi one
seventh Of the wEO.e population.
The Presbyterian Foreign Missionary tabu-
latcs thus the growth of Protestant Christian MISSIONS III
the past 90 years. Fifty years there were foaF ms
sIouary socieucs in the United States the American
Uoard organized I'm 1910 the BAPTIST Board 1914, the
Mrt odst Board 1919 the Protestant Episcopal Board
1921. Only the first two lad their missionaries
outside Of the United States. The estimated
number of converts at that time was 4o'o""'
Of whom $1,000 were blacks IN the west ina 5
and Guiana The annual contributions for MS
sions in all Professionalism were about SlOOoOoo' he
churches Of the country giving about one-pinh There
were about 400 ordained missionaries. There now
about 23OO Orda ned missionaries The average annual
is about qGOOOOOO. The present number OF c0nlnuni-
cants III mission stJtOus is thus smdlCd AFRICA Lu
Polynesia 10000; North and South America. 2l,0Oo;
West indies, 10000; making total of 5Oo'ooo
In opposition to the scheme of free uniyer-
sity education adopted by the French Assembly last
year, Of winch the Roman Catholic Church has so vgor-
ouSly avail.d itself, NJ Waddincton, the Minister of
Public Instruction. proposes entire reorganization OF
state education in France. His scheme embraces a de-
velopmcnt of primary, secondary, and university edu-
cation Beginning with the tgS5, he proposes 70 make
it compulsory and for this purpose he ashs an extra
grant OF hve million francs Re looks to the Depart
ments and commuucs for fifteen million francs more
With this sum NJ. WdddugtOn expects to increase te
number primary schools by 1000 in 1871 For src-
Ondary instruction he demands extra appropriation
Of 900 francs TO be applied the improvement Of
the appointments OF the iyetes and colleges NJ Waa-
ngton contcuplates four great state univetStles-t
Pans, Lyons, HorucauX tId Nanc! Which II Is tA-
university viii have its grants iroE the STATE and
ils own internal administration Tl.S plan is strong
opposed by the Roman Catholic universities ana li'f
friends.
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BODHS OF THE WEEK.

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GranAtntal

Thc toral number Of irre;aut ministers is 1850 of
loca Urcdchcrs JGS3J.
Bisbop Howe Of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese Of sout Carolina, in bis aci1s TO Tic Diocesan
Convention strongly urged the admission thereto oil tAr
6e,egates Of the It Marks Church which is composed Of
oolored members. The Bishop said; II my Judgment
won ~ IN rot alone dcuy ecclesiastical Tsut hut yOu
will also 20 IN direct opposition 10 Inc uInd ana Usage Ci
tlc entire Anglican church, Of when we are very hamoc
,p04bers For il church presents Itself, ALREADY pat
OF the occse and complying with all your terms Of ad-
ns.o.. a, laid down. and asks for admission into ,nN
Convention and you refuse it admission on the gloand
~ race and viii be utterly idle oaeceany othc. uu
,gl. IN my Judgment 90 most an athuiic act, and
reg.sc- tn church Oi ts diocese ~ the cAuitA o.
cefc YlaV YOU pIiis bclJlC you iahc such position
as tbs" Tie resolution 10 admit was defeated oy inc
yoto OF the lay delegates
AT the Fiftcth or jubilee Conference OF the
Maine Conge-a .ual churches just hclo important
statistics coyerng The eitir" Llif century were pre-
s1,ted Tweuy y-puc Of tc churches In Maine arc Older
tlan the Declaration - ldcIaudcGce Tie oldest i Tie
church in York founded ina 1872. One hundred ahd
tVentyfye Of The churches are oye 30 years DID, 40"
III less There are ts year 242 churches having '7
aggregate OF 1880 members. In 0I"ars the Increase
nj members has been 29z3 or about II pCr cent Tic
4otsl number OF embefs added this year Is LILO; de
ducng losses by deab and otherwise. the net gain r
9al rocmners one hundred aud sixty OF the churches
have been regularly supplied with ministers during ts
ve,r. 90 of thess hai pastoFsi the others we're
s,orlird by aiustcu without pastoral charge or by
.t.oIoocal stgacuts. Ono hundred and eightytwo
,rrc5e. hsyiu9 lG 29i members report theI fgertgr
reot,nna ~ Ice lZ-Ol; adding 20 churl ne5 tbat do
not report taer Conversations @ "I oi 1Is average
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com,or system education pursued Is designed 10 d.
volop The mental moral ard powers OF te
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CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
TIE POLITICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY
or THE r-,-rrJ.D STATES OF AMERICA. BY Dr. u.
voy HotsI pros,sorof Aiaecan History the University
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CHArrrg The origin Uuon the Confederation and
The struggle FOR the present Constitution.
CHAPTER 1.-THE apotheo- OF tho Consultation and IT.
| real character.
CRATER III-The Internal conflict daring washingion''
two aann- rtous Alexander Hamilton. The first debate
on IN, s,cry question Influences Of the French ReyoIn
ton con-oida,n parties and gradual demaroation Of geo
graphical differences.
CHAPTER Naturalization. The Virginia and henlu'ky
Resolutions
CHATTER v-rho Presidential campaign Of 1901 Fall OF
the Fe iera- party the purchase OF Louisiana
The iutngues OF ths Burrit.s and the Fe.ierdisis
CHATTER vI-rhc Embargo" Madison AMI the Second
War with England. The Hartford Convention.
CHATTER vrI-Hi.,orv slavery question from 1888
! until the 81 ssonr Compromise
CRATER vIII-Tho economic contrast between the Free
and slave states The Missouri Compromise.
CHATTER IX-The development Of the economic contrast
between the Free anl slave states.
CnArIEG X-17ie Panama Congress Georgia and the Fed
/ eral Government.
CRATER XI-Ihc aosfine Of Nulahcation. The Compro
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short illustrated sioc, each complete IN number under
the general ttlr Of Good stories OF Man ana Other Animals
This series began in the WEEKLY for June n.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Abrams JOS TO Henrietta Abrams, Housionst
vi GOerekst sIs-Vo
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

SITTING EUBBt
In an carly number ol HARPEhS WEEKLY WI ne com
menced the Autobiography OF SITTING BULL. edited by
Porte Cryon ant illustrated with fac-simile enG'ayines IRON
TIE Chief drawings.
Address HAEPER BROTHERS New. York
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
IIARPER'S WEEKLY
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
THE CENIENNIAL.
The New York herald., 1876-03-21
THE CHARLESTON FIRE.


The FIRE insurance companies in this city have not
majority OF them have risks at all that city, and
those which have do attach Importance to the
losses they may sustain the amounts compare
lively small
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company has four small
policies in tho burned district IN all amounting to
81, 600
The Germania Fire Insurance Company may sustain
loss OF So 200.
The Lancashire Fire Insurance Company has
Gently sent an agent to Charleston but at most the
losses must be very small
The Firemen's Fund Insurance Company has two
risks OF small amount
The British American Assurance Company has some
risks in Charleston, but the fire not IN tho
commercial district the company considers itself saic
The Williamsburg City Company have an agent IN
Charleston and risks there but none in the district
burned.
The Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool and
London withdrew its agency some time ago, when the
State OF South Carolina required that the company
should deposit Its securities in the bonds OF that state
Tho Continental Company have risks there to only
81 900 IN the CITY,
In the Stuyvesant Company's office the Secretary
Informed the reporter that the burned district If In
sured at all at all likely have been largely
SO outside OF Charleston. Tho same opinion was
expressed by the officers Of the American Exchange
the Broadway, the Clinton, the Empire City, tho
Exchange, the Globe, the Hamilton, the Importers and
Traders, the Kings County, the knckerbocker, the
Lenox, the Long Island, the hontauk, the New York,
Bowery. New York Fire, Produce Exchange, Park,
Lamar, Atlantic, Etna, America OF New York; the
Citizens Commerce, Guarantee, Hanover, Hoffman,
Lorillard's, Mercantile, Metropolitan, New York and
Yonkers, Safeguard, Westehester and others-some
fifty in all-none of which had risks. nor did they
boeve there any consequence outside the city
In which The fire occurred