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SATURDAY APRIL IS, 1875
WEATHER REPORT.

Prom To- DAY. W Wdsh.nston,
April 14.-For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or rising barometer, cooler north
and west winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather, except warmer. variable, and
southerly winds in Texas, will prevail.
5 For the Middle States, southwest winds,
veering TO- cooler northwest, cloudy but
clearing weather. rising barometer.
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DR.. C. W. BENsoF's CELERY lind CHAlMo.
NILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure sick
headache, nervous headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness and sleepessness, and will
cure any case. Price, SO cents. Sold by all drug
gists. Office, 100 north Eutaw street.
BALTIMORE, July az, 1874.
Or. G. ". BENsoN's CELERY AND CHANdo'
NILE PILL have cured my wife Of sick and ner
vous headache Of ten years. standing. She had Il
every week or ten days, and suffered almost every
thing but death with 1t. We &ink these pills are
worth their weight In gold. s
Rev. q. A SCHLIcHTRR.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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AUGUST FLowkR.-There Is no case Of dyspe p.
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will not cure
Go to the nearest drugstore aud Inquire about 1t.
II you suffer from cos.iyeness, sick headache, sour
stomach, indigestion. liver complaint, OK derange-
ment of the stomach or liver, try It Two or thres
doses will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents
PURCELL, LADD u Co, wholesale agents.
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TRor FOR THE LEE MONUMENT FuND.--Cir-
eulars and tickets have been issued for the
proposed trot for the benefit Of the Lee Mon
ument fund, which is to take place at the
Fair. Grounds on the 17th of next month.
1t is expected by the gentlemen having the
affair in charge that they will be liberally
aided In their efforts to make the affair 8
cnnnoas 1. ..- u. -
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs-FRIpAY.-
Winston Us. Giles. Fully argued by Judge
Meredith for the plaintiff In error and Major
Page for the defendant In error, and sub
mitted.
Fred us. Dixon and ais. Partly argued
by Colonel John s. Aosby for the appellant,
and Major r. Taylor Scott for the appealees,
and continued until to-day.
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Tim WRArHag YESTERDAY was cloudy
and warm during the day, with high south.
1t was mild and raining. ss
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, SO;
A. M., Is; IL H., Is; 3 p IN, 80; 6P. NJ,
10; midnight, "a.
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TEs CAHTai'sTAL CLoCK~PAe Thomaston
(Ct.) correspondent of the Meagautuck Val.
| ley Se1rtIDst. describes the grest Centenn iai
clock built st Tbomaston as dollows: The
clock Cor Memorial Hall is completed and
will 90 doubt 90 it's duty faithfully. There
| are l,1GO pieces, the estimated weight Of all
being SIX tong. The main wheels measure
four feet In diameter. The pendulum-ball
and rod weigh between 700 RndSl0 pounds,
the rod being' g'fourteen and half feet long,
and contested with the clock. work by what
Is known Is gravity escapemert, and makes
two second beats. The rod is of steel, and
to compensate fereontraction and expansion
is eneased in two cylinders, one Of ,eine and
one Of steel, which, by their relative expan-
sion upward, maintain uniform centre OF
oscillation. This .sSeapement is different
from that used in aiarge clocks heretofore
constructed by this company, and some fears
were felt about it's spGeess. But under the
u rkilful plsnuiug of the foreman, Noah Nor
ION. every Bart seesnsta DO its work perfectly.
.T he clock stands eight1set high. There Will
be sixty or more dials connected with tbe
clock, which will be fan by electricity the
hands moving Uith every beat Of the penlu-
luru. The clock for Independence Hall wiz
stapE about fourteen inches higher than this
one. tis in the works BOW also one that
is TO- so to New Jessy, which is to be done ia
about.Ex weeks. And wsale we are speak
ing aboat clocks, the company sent one TO
Cincinnlti awhile ago, which carried iour
sets or hands and has four ten.feet dlals,
which bus not varied twenty seeasds 10 three
msnths. These clocks have az seStacnmens
.hss turast51 the gas at night aslC of 10 tne
WAere they have ilIunansted dials.
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DEATH OF TIE STEAHsaIP OLD DOMINION
On Wednesday afternoon, after the arrival OF
the steamship Old Dominion at Norfolk from
Richmond a young man who had taken pas
sage from this city for New YORK died on
board while the steamer was at her wharf. he
was ill when he left here. His name was
nc ascertained.
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LOCAL NJ ALTERS.
EAsT MANo'vER pRssRYTERY.
Third Days Proceedang SIN orning
fs Session.

THE THE OF THE FALL MEETING FIXED
FOR THURSDAY BEFORE THE FIRST SAB.
!. BATH rS oCfoRER-EDUCATIOE -REsfas
NATION OF REV. &. L. PETRIE-A ME-
MoRIAL TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FOR DIVEsTINa A MINISTER OF HIS OF
FICE WITHOUT cENsURE-REPoRT OF
CoMMTTEE Or DOMESTIC ArssIoHs-RE-
MARKS OF DR. WITHERsPo0N AND
} oTHEgs-INTEREsTING DISCUSSION
UPON THE CONDITION OF THE CHURCH
EvAEGELlsTIc WoRK-RxAHIEATIoN OF
CANDIDATES FOR CASE OF
THE COL oRED EDLIcENTIATEs, &C.. &c.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS III Is reported that Bo-
scHRE's GERMAN SYRUP has. since its introdu G.
ton In the United States, reached the immense ale
Of 10000 dozen per year. Its certain cure for
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bottle:
can be had at any drugstore. Regular size, as
cents. 1t iscurtng Its thousands Of consumption.
PuRCKLL, LApD e Co., wholesale agents.
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TIE CAVALRY Manufacturing to the in
clement weather last evening the meeting
of gentlemen who are endeaYoring to organ
ize cavalry company was postponed. Only
two or three persons were present, and
nothing was done.
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MATCH CANE OF BASE BLLL--A game OF
bali will be played at the Fairgrounds on
Easter Monday, the 18th instant, between
the Yirginias and Atlantics. This game ls
the opening Of the baseball season, and is
one of the series for the championship Of the
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DISPATCH PRINTING! -HoUsB.-In order to NEE,
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade W,
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA.
CHHKRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
peditiou5 manner. 49,
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WoaAN's FRIEND.-Rev. j. M. Wheeler, stras-
burg, Pa, declares WIsHART'g PrsE.TREE-TAR
CORDIAL has been great blessing to his wife" 1t
Is infaiae In female complaints, puries the blood,
and makes rosy cheeks improves the appetite and
STRENGTHENS the system.
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under The
brand Of B SELECT, r controlled by Messrc. WAL
TER D. BLAIR 4 Co.. Richmond, VA and And II
FREE FROM FUsn.oL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. MCCAw, n. D., late Professor oi
ChemIstrY. Medical College Of Virginia.
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SAMPSON & MCCRARY, 8 P. A., real estate In
the city Of Manchester near the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10x A. NJ, general as
sortnent OF household and kitchen furniture.
WARREN & TUPPER, s P. NJ, framed store and
dwelling N:o. 724 on the west side OF Seven
seeHth street between Jay and Cedar streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Az P. NJ, four small
framed tenements on the southeast corner OF
Hull and Twelfth streets. Manchester.
j.. THOMPSON BROWN, 8 P. n, brick tenement
and lot on Goddin street east OF Brook avenue.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
II n. WALKER IL CO. GENERAL 4

-, ,SCRAMcE AGFssTS, 1914 MArH STREk7
sITSy ~, "a EhIriSE AND MERCANTIIAE IN
is,ate isHtaHSE COMPANY. OF London ana EdtE
aHs ,Cspital, ~ o.0o6.S00 gold;
xaa ;aaI;oh NJ INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Ct2cir
AZ pns--assels ever &s. 100000:
s9AS5ATTAN FIRE. INSURANCE CONPA
tsg tsT ss% York--asaess over eS0o.00O:
R,n.t tilAatiC INeUk&HGE COMPANY,
pn1tttSsG. 4, Y.-assets ever 100000.
w Sia INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
~ 5,in;I. n;I .-assels over Sc 100000.
orU;.hIshOgTH INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
NgtSinouth. Ya,~assets over $4,000.
oa6 oa6p1sitsd with the Treasurer Of Virginia, $3.50,
~. Losses ecuttaby adjustea and promptly pSit
G,sasn !. agency. Applications Eolisiseds ana tmmA
%nN attention Stvas tsavetn, $, On 10
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MANcHEsTER NEWS.

Ward Aessiags. The citizsns Of the va
rious wards will meet ia their respective
places OF rendezvous tonight ut 5 o'clock
for the purpose OF elecsiug members Of the
City Executive COMMITTEE. i3ss5
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New ENGINE -HoUsE. The Committee on
Finance have agreed to recommend to the
Council an appropriation from the contin-
gent fund to build new engine.hOuse on
Reservoir street, in Sidney, for Company D.
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Discharged. One hundred emploYG, at
the Old Dominion Granite WORKS have been
discharged. Work vii be resumed ob Mon.
day with a force OF only lao hands. s
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Peterson's Magazine for May and No. 40 o!
the Lakeside Library, containing Jules
Yerne's Mysterious Island, received from j.
T. Eilyson, bookseller, llI2 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar
snteed TO ft Repairing neatly done by
BosGHRF q BROTHER,
60S and GIL Broad street.
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PERsoNAL.-Grand Secretary T. Wiley
Davis, of the Grand Lodge OF j. 0. Q. +. OF
Virginia, has returned to the city.
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D1ANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at P. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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PEACH ICE cREAA, chocolate, lemon, vanilIs,
strawberry, and orange Ice, No. pure cream. as
d. CoLUHBUA,s 32I Rrcsd street
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Silver SALE, now In progress at 1905 Mai
street, concludes Tuesday night, April 1s.
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Au illustrator of the value of tAaaber

An illustration of the value Of faanDer on
waste ssnds is sfforded by sale 0d Wooo
which took place oa the estate Of the Ell si
Cawdor, in Nairsshire, the ether dag. ln
1920, two bills, about three hundred aelSs in
extent, were planted with fir and other Stnass.
and after successive thinning. the sails oi
which realized large sums, the remainder o.
the wood has iust been sold off for the suns
of el6, 600. Thesums feaiized for the wood
on this waste iand durisg the fifty years is
stated 10 be equat per. acre TO the return for
khe best arabic land in the eenntry.
Iceland ia better Oft than was believed.
Tbs yolcsno-vomited pumiee dust that Was
to destroy the pastures, on the contrary,
makes che grass grow where II never grew
before, fnd the islanders who were threat.
eped With famine are found fou rishing on
dsb.
a cautions Boston jury sat Oh ths remains
of the late Or. HasEins, and returned as its
verdict that he died lsy sss aecidens or other.
wise. addlbs, " He might have died Of su.,
cide.1 5ss 3ss.sS5
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T lST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
il NAMING IN TIE MA .NCHESTER POST.
OFFICE APRIL -. 1876. Persons calling for
letter, III this list vail p-LseS y Advertised. II EoI
called for in one Ino,tt they i'll be sent to the Deaf
Letter office:
LADIES Ii ST.
Agd,rsop.E y. C!ssteX. NJ. R. Nattaliy. L. D.
Brown, Hattie Dent, Mrs j. Pearce, tony
R-uwn, K!uy Fa0E&-"r, z. Vaden, Il.
Baugn, Leila Farley V. A. WoodSoS, r.
tsrk Ann Gary sarah Wallas, M S)
Coleman, n Jauishz T. Wofeader. 3. A.
CorCelL, l.. j. Mann, r. A. Whitton, u V.
GESTLKGES'S LIST.
Archer $. M.(3l FurcroI. Tho s. Taylor, Nick
A>hhy, ThCs. Goode.P. Wis, Arehe
BIsuG,G. &. MiuSf fIxnes Soltafr, =.
Bnfhe. John Major, Vim. Young. Wsa. IA.
Ru., Chas Maddry s2oogt .r Wel>age-, u. L.
Bu>ay, John :. Moody, E s. Wintfee, l.. A.
.rI-,n, Jn>. H. Mitchell r. Wooldrt6ee.G.
Conken, Jake Newgu2p. u r. Wood, Archer.
Clark. Lewis Otev, Z. Z. Whittou, T.L.
Dunn, 4. ". i3l Purks, e.. Williams K.
Rsyis Mn. 6. PpactieET Weeks, w. s.
Dixie, Wm. Rue, ualnS; Wright, Dick
lDa5ccT, JGo III Shtp, 4. CverSeer Of 'tse
EGMln1-, D. TaytoV, Hary Poor.
R<gyEy.T B EAITIE, r. r..
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IT IS CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS MODEL CIGARS are tho best for ten cents.
For sale eYeEYwhere.
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sEMMEs's OLD VIRGINIA WHssKEY, analysed By
DR.. William 81. Taylor, for sale ct ARCHER 81
g.
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CANDIDATES can have their CARDS printed OF
DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE promptly and at the
1opost Bric 80
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VERY SUPERIOR FRESH TEAS just opened, and
ut reduced prices, at ARCHER & BooKER's.
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IcE-CREAM.-PIzzIy Is now making ffesh.
ICE CgEAN every day OF tho best materials, of tre
following favofs: sTawberrys yanfils, chocoiats.
lemon, and orange fee. SIS rs
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8 EASTER EGGS EAsTER EGss -Don,t forget to
60 70 pIzzIsrs today and get some Of those besu.
tiful Easter eggs.
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DISPATCH PRNTIFa-Ko -KousE--U Unsurpassed "a.
cilities for the prompt execution OF ali kinds Of
printing. Orders Hlled promptly and at low prices.
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AUCTION SALES TENS DAN.

rEr ON all sales Of Real Estats made bettossa
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taresJor
the present year haue to BE- paid By the purcadsey
On all sales made 6etDees the let Of fJ{y and tao,
oftheyedr the taves haze to be paid by tie
TThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies 10 Richmond and vicinity.]
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CANDIDATES, have your CARDS printed at DIS
PATCH PRINTING-HoUsE, and you VIII save
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HUsrINss CouRT.-There was no business
of public interest transacted in this court
Yesterday.
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GaRDEN sEEDS
CHTLDBEN's CARRIAGES, &c.

CMTLDBEN'S CARRIAGES, nc.
-~~~~~~>~--~-~
II HAVE THE LAR ESTcNXE,
4 STOCK OF CaILDREN'S CAR. HGs
EiAGGSin in the city. Call sDd see The WnfLBey
Sleeping Coach. Medal awarded a. the State Fair
Ia 1875 for ths best carriages, &
OLD CARRIAGES take d Ia EXCHANGE.
YOu can save Eouey by purchasing from tue oto,
) nah ~ : - ~ ROBkRT HARRoLD.
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& YElL.ow BAxASAs.-Przzr has j large lot d
this delicious fr,,is.
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Why do tue ladies' like BRAINERp q ARM
sTRosG's spooI-sILK Because 1t is made 70
suit the ladies'.
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GOAT TIES. for tender feet, at aRrae's. &

IF you WISH IcE-cRnAM for dinner leave you,
orders with PIzzINF6,
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BRAxxnD ARMSTRONG make ,be popular
sPoorrSnK. Try Is. So
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CARDS printed at D1srATcH-PRINTTHG HoUsl
at lowest prices.
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TRUNKS, valises. and satchels reduced to ver5
low prices at BoscHEN's, Broad street.
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cams for candldates prtEted at DisPATcH
EPn1srsG.HousE Orders promptly alled and q
lon prices Il.
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Go 10 eR1oa's, Tenth end Main streets. 70.
your spring shoes.
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PROCEEDINGS AGAINST DIRECTORS OF THE
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-Messrs. E. j. War
rem, George D. Wise, and T. G. jackson.
trustees in the bankruptcy proceedings ef the
Dollar Savings Bank, have fled bill Of com.
plaint against John e. Bossieux, A. Bodeker,
Stephen Hunter, I. S. Tower, Charles Phil
lips, b. D. Dsnforth, J. L. P. Woodward,
W. J. Westwood, A. Wake, W. ]. Gentry,
E. Bossieux, W. N. Bugg, James w. Glib
son, and a. 4. Hutcheson, late directors,
praying that they be summoned to show
cause why they should not be required to
psy to said trustees several sums OF money,
as follows: s56,444.74, sf1,99o.75. $4,000,
3d. $50 81, s15, 600, s5,921.03. S5.s79.51, ST.
643.6s, S5.69s.56, 50, S45, ss,O62.17, and al
losses incurred by the Dolsr Savings Bank
"by reason of their neglect Of their duties
as directors"
The trustees represent that the assets o.
the bank are nearly worthless, while its in
debtedness amounts to over 800, 900.
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5A, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL is, 1876

stoway. HARDWOOD, Seeond church fRich-
mond), !, Nomozine, Frede rieksbuRg, Ashland,
Manchester, Bruins wick, Second church Pe-
ltersburgl, Tabb~ Street, PoHhatan. Second
church (Norfoik j. Third church iRichmondl,
First church tNorfolkl, and Portsmouth.
Oae exception to the records OF the First
church, Richmond, was reported.
Rev.J. N. Rose and Elder 81. Y. Niemeyer
obtained leave OF absence after IL O'clock
tomorrow. and Rev. j. p. Smith after p.
M. tomorrow. - 80
The Committee on the Minutes Of the Sy-
nod reported that they had examined the
minutes and found nothing calling for action
on the part Of the Preshytery. ,.l.
The Presbytery, at O'clock, took recess
to meet in the leeturesroom at 8 P. u.
Night Session. "A,
The Presbytery spent the frst hour OF The
night session ir The examination Of Dir. AL,
fred e. Grover, candidate for fcensure,
The examinations, as far as carried, were
sustained IS satisfactory. S
It was made the order Of the day for
o'clock tonight Saturday to hear Mr. Gro
ver's trial sermon after which bis licensure
will take place If the way be clear.
Rev. William T. Richardson, OF Staunton
was invited to sit rs 9 corresponding mem
ber.
DR.. Hoge reported from the committee to
consider the case Of
! THR CoLoRED LICRHTIATBs,
when 1t was agreed to hold an adjourned
meeting at Concord church on the Wednes
day before the fourth Sabbath Of June mex
with view to ordain David Darlington
one Of these colored lfcentiates.
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CLOVER HILL,

spLINT, AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
of all grades, at lowest prices - &
PINE aud OAK WOOO, long and sawed, OF the.
best quality. at lowest prices
q. B. LIPSC0MB, Seventh and Byri streets,
ap l.eod1m and Eighteenth and Broad streets, Z
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SLIpPERs, Ties. md BuskIns In great variety at
soscHEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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RsuARKs OF DIR. wITHEasPooN.

4 y * 6 +. 3
DR.. Witberspoon expressed regret that
the chairman of the COMMITTEES who was
familiar with its work, was absent. He re-
nsrked that there we're two painful facts
bought outin this respect: First. that the
feebler churches need still as much aid as
thew have NEEDED in the past. They have
not grown strong. And yet il was not from
aa willingness on the part of these churches
to to do what they esnld. but must be account
ed for on the grennd Of their inability.
The second painful fact was that the con-
tri,utions of our churches to the cause Of
s,,sstantation had fallen of. This he could
sssn rediv say was not from any failure on the
mart rsu of the faithful chairman OF the commit.
Zee 10 laiseharge fully bis duty. Heappea!ed
70 The .Se dssoy.s susns.c, =
own congregations. :3.s -.
The committee propose one Of three pos
s,bis courses: First, 10 excite the cbufeh2s
of our Psssbytety 70 lasrsassa siberal!ty and
y
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sLIprEss AND NEwp orr TINS at GRIaG's.
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FrsE EATING PsusEs at asr, : pound at prz-
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ALL The styles Of spring shoes al aaIaa 3.
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EET GOODS. .a2s
hf.tIs Jus. returned from tl.e North With my
@El%G STOCK, cousbting,of
aADSMADE CLoTtscNG and
GTETLEMENs EURNlsAING GOODS,
tf0iES, CASsIMERE.s, and1 ESTISGs.
Ah row de:ermined TO seis the same at REDUCED
rh!' ~ fos CASH. herewfaa call the attention OF
nc bubEc In .scnersl to my sock, ,aaRs ask an ex-
SNi'natSa beIpre ssing elsewhere
q. BECHER, 1sa3 Main street.
second door below &SsIrteeptt street.
s,a1 ra11hcnls. al.epGon given TO CD STOM-sW oRK.
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PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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sUsTENTATIeH AND CHARACTERIZATION. i.
The reports read having been all received
Rev. Il. NJ. Woods offered the following re-
solutiops:
/. Resolued, That from and after this date
or where engagements are now in force
which cannot be disannulled at once without
great Inconvenience after the termination oi
those engagements, the Presbytery shall take
into its own hands the whole question OF
sustentstion and eYapgelization for its own
exclusive management and control within its
own Presbyterial bounds.
2. That so far from Presbytery's with
drawing its sympthy and pecuniary aid from
the Central Committee it hereby orders that
the ,Presbyteria Committee Of Domestic
Missions shall set apart from every coilec.
tion for these purposes taken up 10 the
churches OF this Presbytery ten per cent. of
the same, to be forwarded TO the Central
Committee, to be used by 1t outside the
bounds of this Presbytery.
: DR.. Read supported the resolutions.
Rev. DR.. Preston was glad to have the op.
portunity Of ofadYocating measure which he
bad long approved.
Elder B. r. HoWison opposed the resolu-
tions. s. 5:>l
Rev. N. W. Woods supported the resolu-.
tions he had proposed.
This subject was postponed till 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morping, Or. Pryor TO have the.
6oor when il is taken up.
Upon the report of The Comnitteeon
srsaioNAL RECORDS,
presented by DR.. Preston. the records OF
Ihe 10 flowing churches mere approved Nots'
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