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UNDER AUTHOR ITY Of q contract With the sECRE rARY
or THE TREASURY.

.NDh" OF rHE TasAs vsa ''' '"o''h AM
THE uYDERsIGN ED hereby i've notice that from this
date and an 70, au ~ a. y VI they w 1ec,ise r ny
TNnp IL deaa%n.on. =. aoai e Gp
PAR AND ACCRUED lNrEEEsr IN GOLD COIN
rnE BONDS are rcdeem.ble amer thirty year. rom
a ~ n s ri,sd s, ron u' ~ rom ~ :. Mn, :"
form by or under state munic pal OF local authority
TUE INTEREST on the EEGIsTERED STOCK will be
gsiG BY chez issns! By tho I'VE ,svkEs OF TIE
M a. RE n. payable ,,a % ONE s"s puss
ndorsed al he onees the Treasurer ~Pd Assistant Treas
o. $50 sio0 500. 1900, 500 and sio,6oa '''''
rnn BONDS. both coufoY and REGISTERED viii b.
r1.ss oE' HIrrLlcArios VIII be furnished BY ,ns
Treasurer a 'hns,on The assistant Ire.a,cfs s
YORK. rhaaephia = Louis aud San Franci aud by tho
must pec'y lie amount aud Concentrations rea"fed and
ior registered stock the f name nd pos, oec address Of
the 10 whom the Uonds Lall be isdo payable
TWO PER CENT ofths purchase money mus, accompany
ss ,,ae 81 phe either Il TIM 81 sn.sp,cn ~
any time prior 10. 1877, VITA Interest ADDED
Al -four per cent to date ofpsyment.
THE rAYMENTs may DO made IN gold coin to the
TN, Trss.urers At Bamer. so.,on cheaso a,nr,nns,
New Orleans aud 81 Louis and to thc Assistant Treasurer
OF tie undersigned
TO PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE OF suBscRrB.
ERS THE UNDERSIGNED will also receive. iu lieu of
coin United drafts on New lork 1T thoir
coin value on the day OF receipt In the city OF York
AUGUST BELMONT. CO.. Now York.
pRExEL. MORGAN CO.. Now Yors.
J. a W. sELIGMAS CO.. New York.
MORTON BLISS 4 co. Nov YORK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or THE
CITY OF NEW YORK New York.
DEExEL CO. Phiisdcpha
Jasn "a iazl
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The Stock Market Dull and
Steady.
GOLD los 3-8 A l05 IA A los 3-S.
Government Stocks Steady-Rail-
road Bones Dull.
HONEY On CALL EASY At 2 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, June 1876 NJ
.hs fall-of in business today adverse 10
the rise in the thermometer. Quicksilver de-
ededly mercurial than quotations. and The glass
FURNISHED with straws to show which way the wind
plewI was more consulted than the teegraphic tape
In 4 word, IL dull ana stupid day, Offering but
little work "for Idle hands to do and devoted
rather 10 the Precipitation Bacchus through the offer.
ing OF ibatious cooly and deity mixed than 10 SIN
cere worshippng o. Mammon. Under these condi-
wonder that the entire transactions of the
session aggregated only 1856 shares2 An utter alb
Of ell ncws-true, false apocryphal-deprived
the market OF that sensational paoulum which is the
life Of business when brokers alone dealers,
matters unguishcd for want OF nourishmenL Lake
Shore among tho railroads, and Western Union among
tho coal stocks, attracted most attention. becoming
comparatively active In the afternoon and rising
fractions response two large orders There
was concerted action, however, looking to AN ad-
vance Of the whole Market and after these orders had
been flied particularly Of 900 shares in Lake
5hbrc) quotations sagged back again aud closed tribe
below the best points OF The day Altogether the
the least eventual OF any for several months
past, and looks suspicously ike the iorerunncr OF
many moro to como before We pass through the sum-
s0lstice.
SALES TO-DAY.
The sales Of active stocks to-day aggregate 9s SS5
shares which were distributed as follows-Lak
Shore, l905O; Wabash 100; North western, 400; do.
preferred, S,s40; Rock Island, 1900; Milwaukee and
ST. Paul. 1900; do preferred 9, 100; Pttsburg, $40;
Delaware Lackawanns and Western, % 500; Delaware
ana Hudson Canal, $500; Morris ana Essex, 5000;
Michigan Central, $3.50; Illinois Central, $50; Union
Pacific, 100; Hannibal and St Joseph, 200; Western
Union, $780, Pacific Mail, 1000; Quicksilver, $50 do
preferred, loo.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following were the highest and lowest prices Of
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The following were tho highest and lowest prices Of
AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows tho advance anil decline In the
closing prices Of the principal active stocks to-day rs
compared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE. Western Uuiou. 4; Pacific Mail, y New
York Central, Lake shore. u; Union Pacific IL ;
e Rock Island. x 81 Paul. y do preferred, y
Wabash. "a LacKawanna, Il; Morris and Essex, v !;
Delaware aud Hudstp, Is; Michigan Central, u
DEcLLSE.-hannlbal and ST. Joseph, 4.
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Wheat Irncr. VITA sal OF about 10000 bushels
pa Ast evening" NJ 81 % 81 10 for ungrsded 81 ~ or
No. Milwiukee 81 III Tor No. bcago. ~ b3 Tor
nary Va Miwauxec 81 q, Tor common rod wintc Corn
~ demand an brm Tor spot. uliy ir urter tor
INJURIES TIC SPOT snios were Itp.uJ bushels, 5ac
bssc Tor steamer mixed Gle for OLD Western nseu 6uc
aUar tor No lxed. and bjc zoe Tor graded For
f,rwsra delivery the sales 5000 bush.
Tor June 56c bG14c.,
bushels No. do. NJ 6Uc, soout 20.tslu bushes
ste amer July 81 $3.50 66c, J0OU bushels No. do Il
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UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The revenue receipts toiay were $780, 600; customs
receipts, $4,000 bank notes received, $780,
The treasury balances the close OF business to-day
were:-Currency, $o,s7o0oo coin S1o4, TO- 00o less
coin certificates, $42. DOC, 900
THE FoRkIGN MARKET
The London advices report the market for securities
suict Consos continue weak, declining 10 94A,
against o4h s4H At the close yesterday United
States bonds steady tor ~ per cents and ten
fortcs. u lower tor ls67's and higher for now ives
New York Central Erie and Illinois Central are un.
changed At Paris rentes fol! OF 30c. aud are now
quoted at 105i 55c. The increase OF specie In the
Bank OF Germany for the past week was $780, 900
marks London despatch says:-.sThe Stock Eek.
shange opened rmer to-day, but there has been some
relapse In prices consequence Of tho circulation Of
saseless rumors regarding the attitude Of England
reduction Of the Bank Of England OF discount TO
~ pcr cent Ia now talked Of" Tho closing prices in
Lonhon werc:-Consols Tor money and account, 94k a
p4 new ~ per cent bonds, Io41<; nve.twonty bonds
Of 1867, 1854; ton-forty bonds, 103h; new gves,
1914 1914; Erie common sharos, AZ; do preferred
iharcs, Is; New York Central, IS Ssk; Illinois Con-
.ral, 81.
Bar silver was quoted At s. l1-l6d. per ounce
GOVERNMENT B0sDs
Governments bonds wsre nrm to-day aud closed
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence, H. T.. June 10, 1877
Printing cloths with perhaps hr,n.
. part oil no dcn.
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Governments bonds were arm to-day aud eloss
xsady At tho following quotations.
PRODUCE EXPORTS.

PRODUCE kxPORra
The exports Of proauce from this port for the week
ending to-day wore S4s1o,l73 against s. 223 o6s for
The corresponding week last year. and S. ag7 Oi0 IN
1875. Tho total exports Of produce since January
we're $685. 0s3o'a. against SLID ~ oJl Tor The same
period last year, and sll6 b3a. J42 IA 1875.
STATS GUsps
State bones at the Board were Il lower Tor Louisiana
ssveas conso and steady Tor Georgia scvens. now 10
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The closing quotations al three =. NJ. wore



The money market was very easy to-day. money on
call lending at a = per cent.
Tho following were the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned citios to-day
Savannah. buying Gle, selling SIG; Charleston
comparatively easy, u a i premium; ST. LOUIS, Ito
premium; Cincinnati, quiet, buying par selling LILO:
New Dreams. commercial par, bank 4 premium and
Chicago, IS premium.
Foreign exchange was quie; and nrm at 4S7 As7h
for bankers long, and 4.s91@ As91s tor demand
sterling.
THE GoLD MARKET
Gold opened and closed at 1861, with sales in the
Interim at 1861 and 1851 The borrowing rates wcro
gh, 2, ~, and per cont
Gold clcarings at the National Bank OF the State OF
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which dcainsr were connned; District OF Columbis
ao5's sold At 79x, an advance Of 4.
BoNDs
Railroad bonds were dull the following the
changes compared with last previous saes:-Au ad-
vance Of y In Ohio and Northwest consolidated gold
sevens aud Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sink
ing funds, u Louisville and Nashville consols Of
1898 and Il IN Pacific gold bonds
PHILADELPHIA
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HAVANA June IL. 1877.
Sugar declining spanish gold. 213A 225< kxchsnge,
Seeiinins tendency rates unch. ngcd
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The following parcels were sold on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
t'aareS OF the Two story aud oasemenl sres
eh.rsh win two lots each 2,x los tn., 40 "ad
as. os il o. IAN, o.
'ss ssAo 70 seo sss sss.%s s.a is $3.50
Foreclosure sale William L rindisy. Seisrss-of.
s Us I,.s =" OF 8 o. o. 500
rersclo.ur. sale Ihsass ' H. LAMBDA. ressre.-of.
@ "a ~ ISL, ~" "a ~ Mo- .ss .a * for oo
"s s%so arsns ns s.s
..ss .' IT. - 81 ors ssa a w. - ch Mss Dsnn
pain,e $500
s% oae s ssesn; hos.s .S c nv sS al
West 10th 20 IL O. Of losh Az. 10 Charles
D''" ''"'"''' ny lcu.s ssslsa
ana s ~ ~ sS, ssSsss, to Helen. l. . 1ss.st
lois iSaedia:y south Of shove asais each to
nelena L. q Arsani and others pisntins. $3.50
ios mmcdiaisiy south 81 ssoyo each $si75 TO
same buyers paip,ir. at 70 2o each. IL. 400
same buyers 77o1
Total sale. for tn. sss 10
81 S,,, IS, q s,a A. aorioo'' David VAN
iis.S 81. y" sss T. "a AZ, 10 ia7sa; John 80"
A. smith AID wife TO J. X Davis 49,. -. .,.... 27e
9th w.. ". suv u. n of nth st.. 25x7s: u. H.
Nicholson an husband to u A. Nicholson Nom
lf5th n. dot No 1s L. l.. Nicholson TO T.. 4
Concord avn casi w.id, H. f. : wh.sl,r .nd ''
r7'S ." roth AZ a4s.ai d Xoi. ~ -.
Pearl ~ (So 21s Henry D. Butter to J. J.
whitney .................. commencement. Nom.
n0nfUAsrs
Jones. Mary W. 10 United states Trust tomrsny, I'd
Ay, corner OF Jsth v, -. IS 600
Anderson, Edward u. and wifs 10 Mary II. Hunter.
OF ath Of 81 At yolrs 100
Stack. William snd vile, TO joan Fitzgerald, n = of
Worth IT. year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. loo
= ysars 10000
RYDER. inom.s and villa. 10 Robert h Wsbb. .. . u
tSth O. Of I'd 1000
Chnchy. Wlis am w.. TO RoDod Weeks. Madison av..
% 18th txfta wsrdJ. year....., 5000
Matthews, fIien. To Nellie Il. Dusenbcry. . q 3sth
st,e Of gu Av; yeas ........ .,. ......... 1000
solomon. Barnet Il. and wife. TO Mutuai Life Insnr-
ance COMPANY, w. . bfoad~ay 10 Mercer st.. . OF
Amity: year ,s,.s.... ..................... 2S0co
scnoen ann. Caroline aud husband to G. Moier, n.
17tb St, OF oth Nv year ............. 400
Barron. Jofeph aud vile 10 sarah II. Powell. u.
fnth 0i iDth v...............
los William year.............. ........... 100
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Sl5UD u q n i n r rs
400 do ..........b3
1000 Leligh & W Is co
$500 Mich Cent rs.
1000 Ohio 4 VI con 81.
100 West Pac BIDS.
100 nor \ rs 10, I'll
1000 Morris 4 Is I'd
100 N j Ceut. LIST. n.
5000 Pac Of Mo lst....
10000 do =. 80.
1000 Clcve / Pit 4th.
50 ans Bark ofConl. .
2OJ Del 4 II Can be
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AT REASONABLE RArEs-MoSEy or LIFE AND
bought insurance OF all kinds effected with best compa
nies. j. j. HABRlCH CO. 1lB Broadway.
r NEW EXCHANGE. - WILLIAM sr-sTOCKS
~ bought and sold In small lots; commissions. n
gins per cent HoMhN co.
A JOHN HIckLiNn Co; BANkE,s And BRO
n * rs ~ oadway, New York. buy and sell
10 cent margin special attention Given to country
orders Correspondence solicited. Gail write for
pisnatory pamphlet
AT LOWEST RATEs-EsTArE FUNDS To LOAN on
Ampro,ed city Property; 1926 900 at six per cent 80
Broadway. room 10
A LtDY WOULD LIKE THE IMMEDIATE LOAN OF
"A 1900; good security given. Addross TRUTH, Herald
Uptown Office
A MONEY 70 LOAN ON LIFE 1SSURANce POLL
~ .,ies. liberal terms Apply Co II. b. DARLING. 345
ami 347 Broadway.
ESTATE MONEY To LOAN on BOND AND MORT.
IJg,ge city and Brooklyn improved property Address
box 5.434 Post Office.
TINTED STATES
PER CENT LOAN
UNDER AUTHORITY Of contract With the SECRE AIRY
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5000 n 4 St p con ST.
10000 1T Paul LIST c & M
5000 l. Shore div DDS.
5000 Tol Il Wab I'd IN.
5U) shs Del / Hudson.
100 Western Union. =.
800 Pacific Mall. -. .b3
ltD do ....s.......
% y Y Cab X, opg So
100 Lake shore. -. 81
iu0 do ............
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$1,000 q $ coupon. 81
1000 U ! 1910. reg.
1000 Y ) IS. Isl. reg.
1000 U 5 5's, '6i. c..
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The following parcels were sold the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
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- BALES AFTER CALL
Auo shs Moose S6 100 shy Seston. ik
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TuEspAy. June 10, 1877.
Han 4 ST Jos eph.

I0:I5 AND ll:3O 4. NJ.
lo14 $4,000 Us SIS. 81 c.s3 Xix
lGA $1,000 Us SIS. 81 C. lliE
~ 2oo0 Us ~ c, 81. be i07E
liz
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ESTATE MONEY To LOAN on BOND AND MORT.
TJg city aud Brooklyn improved property Address
box 5.434 Post Office.
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$1,000 D & 6's. 81, r..
10000 US 6's. 'Sl. rbcb3
1000 Us SIS, lo.4o c..
COLO Us Sc, 81, r. 80
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A PERSIAN MISSIONARY.
ST. JOHNS ORPHAN ASYLUM

DEDICATION OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTION
AND CHAPEL BY BISHOP LoUGHL1N.
The chapel OF tho Roman Catholic Male Orphan Asy.
lum, at Albany avenue and ST Marks place, Brook
lyn dedicated yesterday afternoon with appropri-
ceremonies by Bishop Loughlin. Although = part
OF tho building has occupied for nearly nine,
years. and the chapel has been in over five years.
neither had before been formally dedicateda
Until yesterday the asylum without
name, but upon this occasion II was named st.
JOHNS Male Orphan Asylum, IN view OF the fact
that the dedcatOry services were hold on st. John's
day. This asylum, which now contains GAO inmates,
built to replace the which formerly stood on
Bedford avenue but burned in 1881 The services
yesterday and not only attracted
large numDcr OF people to witness thcm but brought
together many OF the best known citizens OF Brook
Ign, including tho Mayor. 1t was expected that
Cardinal McCoskey would be present. 0ut
1t understood that the fatigue OF the
morning In the dedication Of tho Church OF the
Sacred Heart compel absence The ceremony
conducted by Bishop Lou2hlin and the Rev. Sylvester
Mal0ue oil Williamsburg. delivered an ADDRESS appro.
PIRATE TO the OCCASION. In beginning his discourse
Father Malone spoke OF the dual character OF the ded
cation. and in calling attention 10 the fact that the
asylum ITSELF well the chapel. was beng formally
Dedicated he said that at the same time this was
dedication of the house OF God and the home
OF these orphan boys. he dwelt upon The
great usefulness OF these institutions and sud
they showed that the Catholic Church indeed the
great protector o the poor. and especially tue
orphan poor. IL was especially noteworthy, he SAID
that these char tiles which themselves SO bone-
c,a the poor mostly supported out OF the hard
there many orphans 10 DO cared Tor he spoke
OF intcmperance of the CHIEF causes; but be
argued that this did loosen the Christian duty To-
the faheress children, whc the deiuded victims
OF intemperance also entitled 10 our charity.
Tho address closely listened to throughout BY the
large audience which filled the chapel.
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ST. STEPHENS Or. O. CHURCH.


TIoN-sERMoN BY THE REV. DIR. CURRAN.
The high mass yesterday at the above church was
celebrated by the Rev. Father McCauey and the
mon preached by tho Rev. DR.. Currun. The preacher
took his tex, IRON Matthew, ", 90 He explained the
meaning OF justice used In the be the accept
ance all the doctrines revealed and tho practice OF
ali the moral virtues. The Scrioes, he said, the
doctors the old law; the Pharisces those who
keeping their hearts lar from God, practsed a more
outward sanctity. Such holiness, SO fur IRON being
acceptable Almighty God, was an insult to His wis.,
dom. Man, to be pleasing TO God, must be holy The
Irst created in sanctity and justice. II was
tho intention the Creator that should remain thus
sanclihed. There was thon perfect harmony III tho
works OF man. There Was no rebellion OF his VIII
against tho Will OF God. sympathy OF tho
human with tho Divine will what n
! su,uted sanctity and tho greater this harmony
tho greater the sanctty OF tho individual Wo could
not arrive such degree OF virtue as to become
pure aud unsullcd IN sight OF God, who discerns
the slightest imperlections, but we mignt become
worthy followers OF that saviour. Wo might not uis-
tho He has marked out Tor US, but
might journey on the road near by AMI ut length
with Him IN The holy city. The sanct!ty IN
winch the lirsI created lost by disobcd
! ence, aud II God had decrced 10 leave man Ia his
fallen Il wers Impossible Tor HIM 10 rise again.
Fallen human nature unredeemed would then have re-
NAMED IN eternal enmity with God and not ono
individual OF all the generations following lron Adam
until the cnd OF time could have produced Que act
merit,ng favor IN the sight vi Heaven Human nature
had lost It's right 10 heaven anu It's right 10 super
natural powers by but II was restored TO its lost
inheritance by The same God who mad threatened
death as the sanction OF his ptccept. II man bad
remained faithful the whole human family would have
been exalted immortality TO the better Kingdom. In
the economy which man had made
Tor himself those only would obtain eternal
| life who attcsted BY their heart and their works
tnat they wiliing TO remain subservieni
to tho wishes and TO the divine laws OF the Eternal
Master thousands would be lost because they wished
10 be lost ..rhose not saved' SAID ST. Aus
tin .sare not saved because they do not wish to Oe
1 saved Other thousands would rejoice In happy
eternity These they who kept their souls un
stained with the gut oil sin; who received the woru
OF tho Master aud acted according to IL who IN al
ages obeyed law that God had impressed on thei
souls tho law of conscience.
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ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL.
GENERAL QUIN


GENERAL QUINN.
Tho sermon at ST. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday
morning delivered by Vicar General Quinn. HIS
subject "The Necessity OF Charity The text
was taken from tho gospel OF the day-Malthcw,
", 20.
These declarations OF our blessed Lord said Father
QUINN show very plainly the great necessity Of
ralernal charity TO constitute the true Christian life
our blessed Saviour this days gospel when IS
portion OF the sermon He delivered upon the mount,
presents to US man who came to the Temple and Of
Tered up sacrifices and performed tho highest act OF
religious Worship Yet his Offering Is rejected. Christ
admonishes hun to perform tho duty Of Christian
charity When he has done this and before he
may and oilcr his GIT You SEQ here, beloved
brethren, that OF external acts OF worship
charity
FraIernal charity, beloved brethren, which this
gospel presents TO Ia such striking light, Is a
virtue when would seemto require no woTGs 10 recon-
mend II 10 The human mnd aud the human heart We
all children Of ono God, united together III ono
family WHAT 10 We behold IN the wor.dY Almost
from the very beginning down to the present tiine
anger strife, resentment hatred and revenge Laws
IN every civilized portion OF the word are established
with great care, great exactncss, attended with
severe punishmcnts Tor the purpose OF restraining the
ungovcrnabo violence OF mans temper against his
ieIow inan. But these laws can only take cognzancs
OF the outward actions OF man they cannot reach his
heart his result can only be Obtained through the
law OF Jesus Christ. nus Christianity has accom-
plished whatever has been done, only Tor the CIV
2atoa vi tho worlu, hut tor the repression OF vice.
II tue heart OF man shall be properly directed toward
charity anu the suppression VI vice as necessary con-
sequence the ruits w be seen III all his actions and
In all the works " his daily lie,
4 do net Recommend TO you virtue which would
render merely your lie comfortable and happy mere
below. when would rcnder your days reacearIc, winch
would make you ie that every round contrib tied
TO your happiness, bat which absolutely neccs.
sary 10 your sanct ncation, and which IS to be
OF the forgiveness whicl Goa VIII bestow upon
ourselves. We don't ask God 10 forgive US, IN tho
Leauiiiui prayer which, lie composed Himself, except
condition that We forgive our brethren II we snail
limit Gods mercy 10 ourselves 10 the extent OF
tue mercy winch manifest to others and
tnt 10y own words We stall ini OF the forgiveness
~ God II We Bii 10 forgive our iellow
man, ~ matter how much no has injured
a.. he could nJure mucu
as W. mayo injured Gvd aud outraged
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
THE pEsoLATIoS OF CHRIST ON EARrH-sER-
MON EY REV. ID. III. MILLER.

MON BY REv. d. II. MILLER.
The discourse at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Yesterday was upon desolation OF Jesus earth
and HIS triumph The minister look his text
from the first verso OF the Twenty second Psalm, "My
God, my God, why hast thou forsaken mey" In order
10 reach the full force OF this passage IN the psalm,
said the speaker, we must read the whole aud mark
tho contrast potween It's opening words and
those OF It's closing. With one, we have
comn,aipt III, expression OF the sense OF
desertiun, OF great bodily suffering. MY God, my
God. way hast thou lcrsukcn mcyo WHAT can be-
more touching than the sense OF this spiritual descr
tonY How nuuy oil Gods children have round them
just such valley OF weeping ana amentation
az did the sacred psalmIslg How many too, like HIM.
have come 10 change tue cry from one OF mourniul
palntIye amentation To that OF gaddenng, JOYFUL ex-
clamatousY
ho began this sons2 He closed with perfect sense