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section 6 becoming section s. was adopted as

hGCTlQl b6 UbGQHiluE scCblUAD % Woo uuVRvo1 ~
It stands.
Section 80 becoming section "a was amended
by striking out "or" In line 7, and inserting
after parish" the words "or municipal" Also
by adding, at the end OF the section the words
"parish or municipality"
The section was adopted as amended.
Section 60 becoming section So was amended
by striking out from the word "act' in line7 to
the end of the section.
| The section and the two sections next folloW-
ing we're referred to the. Committee on the j u
dietary. with instruction to report on the next
sitting day OF the House. r f.
Section es becoming section 5s was. on the mo-
tion of Mr.. Delavigne, amended by striking out,
after the word forth In line 81, all to the word
$50 In line "a. Also. on motion OF MIR. Wash
burne. by changing in lines and the word
November" to January" The section was
adopted, as amended. i
Section "a becoming section SO was amended
by striking out from ''and" in line 10 to "shar'
in line 10. and inserting In lieu thereof the
words tine list thus recorded
Mr.. Washburne moved to amend by striking
out from the word fee" In line 20 the word
the In line 25. and inserting In lieu thereof
the words land the State shall then assume pos
session of the property. and shall pay on de-
mand to the proper officers all taxes due TO the
parish or municipality"
Pending this amendment the section was re-
ferred with sections above named to the Com
mittee ON the Judiciary, and with like instruc-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. VOORHEES,, the House adj
journed to 1880 o'clock q. M, Friday Feb
rusty I'' PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
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aid reports the Last run of coal as folloRe: Arri-
walls Fifteen towboate, with 80 boats and 6S
barges OF COAL Departed South-Four toWboats,
wi h AZ boats and II barges of coal. Remaining
on first hands, ID boats and 81 barges OF COAL
stock in hands Of city dealers, A barges.
Capt. Sam Montgomery Is nov pilot on the
little Salt river packet Minnie. We remember
him in the good old days when he owned and
commanded the James Montgomery and Dex ter,
and the old man is seemingly as jolly now as he
was then.
BT. Lours. Feb. 20 The Fl. G. Jaeger leaves
for New Orleans tomorrow morning, with all
she wants, and tow goes on Thursday. The
| City OF Alton leaves on Saturday. The Missis-
sippii ia open to Davenport. 1t il estimated that
$4,000 will repair the bridge, and that trains
will be crossing on Friday.
PADUoAH Sun, 17th-The Sun OF Thursday con-
tanned an allusion to new boat invented by
Capt John Cunningham, of this city. The hull
is made Of galvanized iron and contains water
| tight compartments, and shou Id one part OF the
hull become snsgged the others will buoy her
up. The cabin is also of galvanized iron and
highly ornamented. The tlller ropes are fully
prott cted. He has applied for and will soon have
bis patent, and proceed to the constr uction OF q
boat on his new principle. He thinks his in-
provements, when generally adopted, will work
complete revolution in steamboat building, and
has all the enthusiasm Of youth on the subject
of his iron boat. Old Capt. John has built scores
CT excellent substantial and fast steamers, both
hera and in Louisville, and has an intimate
knowledge of the subject
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NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
Feb a3-ss bales cotton Allen. Nugent &co-76 do
pritchard, Bickham eco Sc Richardson n May-6i
Never Weis &co-56 Chaffe, Hamilton e. Powell-50
Britton, Moore e. Coleman-47 Stewart Bros &co-34
Lehman, Abraham &co-25 Gumbel-23 l. Harris
&co-2l Walden, Hawkins &co--l9 g L Wamsley IL
CO. 10 order-15 4 L Airey &co--18 Alcus. Soherck
g. Autey--15 Jno Chaffe IL Sons-13 Payne. Kennedy
&co-13 Jno Phelps &co--S Thomas Geo. 81
Burnett &Co-7Jno I Hardie &co-7 FL g. Newman
u order-6J W Whites John NOble-5 alabama
Press-5 Beadiss, Wood &co--3 Walker 5 b
Newman &co-3 Howeott &co-2J Cromwell-2
Meyer Well Henderson, Claiborne &co-Total
TO bales cotton
cases boots and shoes M Heineman-6 do J Henry
&co-2 do Dupre-25 do Vincent Geo 8 do Ell stern
&co-5i do Marquee &co-10 10 PMartinez-2
bxs hats E Booth bxs marble j M Hoffman, bdl
leather Tricou-1 bx furn ure Firzhugh-1 box
shoes Ernest case can goods Clark & header
IA sets wheels J Schwartz bbls apples Swartz
& Bros-1GG sacks oilcake Crescent City Oil C0-2l2
sacks cotton seed N Cotton Seed Associa ion 40
bbls pork Keep & Sons--70 do West Geo. bxs
handles A Baldwin &eo-3 bbls -four Sifers-2
bxs shoes G Brown-l00 bxs thread 20 bxs hats Peet
Yale wling-3 bales corks w KING &co-50 bbls
oil SCOTS cases meal 81 tubs and % fks butter
G II Lawrence &co-1 mach ne trunk hh goods II
Harrison-l4 bbls onions Miller g. Meyer-29 bbls
meat % cks do fierce hams pigs tongues 100 bbls
-four Schwa sacher, Frowsnfela q Pfeifer--7 boxes
,ongnes Schwabacher & Hirseh-r4e pkgs tobacco w
VanBenthuysen-l keg Lard Nelson &co-30 boxes
tobacco ] Irby Son---iT lkgs tobacco Horn.
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Exports.

CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Taprahannocb--
7G5 bbs flour 10 bbs meal 20 balls WHISKY ZIG sacks
corn 225 sacks oats 500 SKIS salt 90 SKIS coffee 20 casks
bacon 1873 pkgs sundi les
PENSACOLA-Per schr Refine Hortense-sundry
mdss
MOBILE-Per schr Maud--15 hhds sugar SO bbis
molasses 35 bf do 90 bbs iiee 1853 Pig mdse
CRUh STADT--Per bark August LettleT--1534
bales cotton
LIVERPOOL-Per bark VIM Jackson-2s43 bales
cotton 504 sacks oilcake 1900 pcs slaves
LIvERPOOL--Per steamship COrdova-2960 bales
cotton 1910 sacks cotton seed 1894 sacks ocake 900
pee slaves 8 pkgs nidse
LIvERPOOIs-PeT steamship Chiian-56T bales
cotton 90 900 bushels corn In bulk
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MARIN E NEW s.
oEFICE NEW UhL@ a ME- DEMOCRAT, /
February "a, 1877. :
fissarnd Yaatardmx.

CLEARED Yesterday.
Brit steamship Gillian, Bremmer for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
Steamship Tsppahannoek Cooksey, f + Key West
X Roberts
Brit steamship Cordova. Lang, for liverpool
Ocean. Zsrega Geo
Brit bark VIM Jackson, Allen, for Liverpool
j Brysen 400
Nor bark August Lefisr, OlseL, for Cronstadt-
Hall Vaughan
Schr Maud Mellen, for Mobile e Poole
Scbr RENE Hortense, Lawmaster for Pensacola
Master
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STEAMBOATS,.

j II Hanna Homes, from Ouachita City
Ashland, Williams, from Pittsburg
Ann \, Kuiz, from Lower Coast
Martha, Rassstt. from Lower Coast
Thorn pson Dean. Miller, from Cincinnati
Carondelet, Hicks, from Memphis
Eva, Ransom. from Upper Coast
Eureka, smith. from st Mar tinyille
Emma, Canton, from Lower Coast
Isabel, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Natchez, Leathers, from Vicksburg.
Sandy No 2, Tlousdale. from Washington
Lessie Taylor Kenisop. from Washington
Assumpl ion. Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
Bart Able, Sinnott from Grand Ee0re
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BAYOU SARA.
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
s3 and 80 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.

TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.
am Of the same opinion as yourselves and
turing interest of our native State in order TO
help the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
About year ago started my FACTORY, and py
promptly, have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
earnestly call upon the merchants, not only of
the city, but of the whole country. to give me
their aid and announcement. Come and see ms.
dee14 ~ JNO. HANSEN.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. oath inst, ct 5 p. M.
, fY~Ss FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
5sgslg "A Evansville Henderson. shawnee
Vsss"sssss~s&" town, Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and
all intermediate points-The passenger steamer
A. q. DONNALLY,
II. N. Hart. master. Ed. Donnally clerk.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, or to .... c
WAYNE g. WILLIAMS,
fe1s 1o6 Gravier street.
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TU tuesday,. Feb. q. at s D. M.
yen1asuAs~ +, FOR CINCINNATI. LOUIS
lssS vile. Evansville, Henderson.
49, xaG5sI shawneetown, Paducah. Cairo,
zsssaaas Memphis and all intermediate
points. The passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN.
W. B. Miller. master. Jno. g. Jones. clerk
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply or board or to
fe24
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PLANTERS REFORM LINE.
r. A. FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER-
1IHRshsss 49, ri son, Coushatta Campte, Grand
ssssssszz4fAH Ecore. Alexandria, Norman's, Bar
bins andall way landings on Red Riyer-The
flrstcass passenger steamer
IL. w. DUGAN,
A. G. Swain, master. Jas Kennedy, clerk
Leaves ON SATURDAY. the 9th inst. at D. m
For freight or passage. apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY. Jog Common rect.
brooks TT IL CARTER,
fe21 rs Magazine street. Agents.
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Arrived.

Brit steamship Laland Owens. from Rio de Janeiro.
to PIN, Ferwood &co-lst lis
FIR bark Aphonse ct Marie, Prlvat, GO days from
Hamburg. to u BassetG-1st dis
Schr Mary Evelyn, Mcclellan, 8 days from Ruatan, to
i Macbeca-Pio Tier
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Saturday Morning, Feb "a.
Daily report Of the stage OF water, with changes
in tho twenty -four hours ending yesterday 8
m m
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Of superior finish and beauty-in themselves an
ornament 1t has, in brief time, attained
large and constantly increasing sale. confirming
the opinion of the best judges, that it is equal,
If not superior, to the celebrated Farina.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE
semi- Weekly Ouachtta City Packet.
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
FOR OUACHIrA CITY, TREN-
LsIka&fdAto ton, Monroe and all way landings
aS - I'll The steamers
OUACMHCA BELLE,
- J. W. Blanks, master.
Every WEDNESDAY, at 5 .. M,
JOAN III. HANNA,
Joe Holmes, master,
Every SATU hDAY ats .. m.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to
No 2 Canal street. corner Delta.
HITE q CAPLIN, BRITTON q EPPLER,
ADAMS & WORK. LORD & MoPEAKE. Agents.
p. S.-The boats of this liue connect with the
Goose for Little river Tom Parker for Bceuff
river, Ora, Acme and Jimmie Baker fer Bayou
Bar, holomew and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'Arbonne fell tt
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OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR oPELoUsAs PACKET.

REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s %. M
rS. 4. FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
I@AEathakss sas, Port Barrie, Simmsport Church.
hssaasssh vile. and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau- The
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY No. e,
A. P. Trousdale. master A. Meynier Sr., clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board or to BRITTON d EPPLER.
ja22 tt 81 Gravier street.
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ImsnnrEh.

UTILLA-Per sehr Jennie Wood-l4 900 coeoanuts
5000 bunch bananas 5000 plantAins bbls lime S
Otter d Bro
RUATAN-Per schr G Whipple-11CO lunches
bana as 1000 eocoanuts 1900 plantains bbls lines
Tore & Anselml
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New orleans and Ouaclafta River Trans
pOrtatiGn Company.
Leaves SATURDAY. February Il. ut p. m.
IT. 3. FOR CAMDEN. Ell DORADO.
oaach nj a ci Mo oa ha TEen soa
Ouachita Rivers-The fine, new, light draft
passenger steamer
SHANNON,
John De Hart. master, W. A. MacFarln, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or to
f. A. BLANKS,
President, No. Canal street, corner Delta.
HITE & CARLIN, BRITTON II EPPLER, | es.,
ADAMS & WORK, LORD Il MoPEAKE, )As's'
fe20
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Important to sugar planters. See Trouard's
advertisement.
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Handkerchief schr Mary Magdsiine--5C0 bbls
sand order
Pearl River-Per schr Mary Ela-2o cords wood o
Rourke
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Leaves TUESDAY at 6 p. m.
New Bart Able. r. Sinnott. master.
Leaves on SATURDAY. at .. m.
VIII leave Eegularly as above. For freight or
passage apply On board or to
ADAMS Il WORK,
ja2s No, q Commercial Place
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pasacgoula--Per schr City Bele--ll0s bbls char
coal master
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semi-Weekly Grand Ecore Packets.
IT, - FOR GRAND ECORE. MONT
aa!Ezssasisi gomery. Alexandria, Normans,
steamers -
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Wilkerson--1 hid sugar John Adams 6co--3e
sugar Bush & Levers do bbs do Smith Bros eco
-375 sacks cotton seed N o Cotton Seed Association
-2l3 do order-'29 do r Z Co-21 head cattle Ay-
cock Mitchell &eo-4 do C Mehle Geo. "a hides 2
pkgs do bag wool G L Walmsley &co--25 bides
/ Bloom &co-1S do f P Martinez-25 do H il Han
SELF bdls do Misuel-sundries to order-Totai $50
bales cotton TAT sacks cotton seed IS hhds sugar 8
bbls do Is bbls molasses IS head cattle
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
Mr.. MCARTHY TESTTFIES.

HI OCCASIONALLY sTARTLEs TIE COURT.
The Rev. Mr. Mccarthy took the witness
stand on own behalf yesterday, and the several un-
dred people crowded into the lecture-room Of the
Bleeeker street, Church We're eagerly eXpectant The
prosecutor the Rev. Mr. Swecser, subjected all the wit
nesses except accused minister, to Iigd cross
examinaton but put only few questions to Mr.. Nc
sarthy.
Edward Miller, formerly a member Of the Bleecker
Street Church. tos flied that left II because Mr. Nc
C,rthy -treaed by the trustees. He declared EN-
phatica lv tat he had heard members OF Mr. 5weesers
congregation express inhlel opinions denying the
divinity and resurrection OF Christ and the inspiration
Of the scriptures At this point Mr. Mc arhy severely
criticised Mr.. Sweetsers action IN suppressng his ser
mons while he claimed they were evidence. The
ner in which the reverend gentlemen glared at each
otaer seemed very eiifying 10 the audience MI
Shook. Mr. MrCarhy's counsel, sad the court had been
in with Nj Sweetser tie WIS declared
on 0f 0r'cr Nj SnOok protested vigorously, ana ap-
piaiisp. his-es, and general excitement tnsntd.
l. ac Valentine next testified. corrobOraiIng the trsfi
m0nv Of preceding witness. In,cros sexaninn@, Mr.
Sweets,r stood very Ar Valentine, wheredpou ll
u.frfgy i.rts declaring that ne was opposed o. thi5
cheeA-yi0wl business and tl,t lie could not Gee the
court The past again ,cOw at each other and the
c,,urf aliouried nutii tlIe evening
Mrs John Biddie Of No. 13 Wayereyp place testified AT
Tie evening session, that se LETT the Blocker street
Church because thoGght Mr. McCIrty lad bean I'M
justly treated by the trustees ana Oh account oi ihe mn
eci prlcyltes OF many o tlo members, among thcn
Robert T. SMITH Mr.. swersc admitted To her that MI
smith, lir McAdans aud Dir Orlnsby dd not believe III
the resurrection OF Christ
M Mccarthy to0 the stand and said that ne had been
The ministry foe - years. The sermons "hlc Ie de-
Hyrrei iu April 376 he did uOt consider in opposition
10 Uuyersast doctrines. lie offered to preach these
sermon, then and there but the court eoureousy de-
cined tu hear He advocated lnhdelity but
,gent FOR il" ia MS ,scourses 4" Ike lightning going
Through gooschariy bush" Upon being requ sted 10
. calm. Mr. Mct4r5i~ ,ked if could De- expecfed that
dog suoUld qIi- W.-s Lls tal. whcn n d, happy"
He d.I not consd.r lnnscf OUTSIDE ~ the Uniyerast
Church In consequence OF MS beng engaged Ia building
up aua her society lie denied tie cGargc Of iasenOOd
against him. Just here the witncs> detected e' dece o.
Irritation br the counsel IOr lie c0Jrt and several
ae, near him. and. calling attention 10 the Iact created
AZ, tuse and laughter, which The counsel seemed to
heartily enjoy
Owing 10 the atcness OF the hour Mr. Sweetser, in
cru,,N animation. asked the witness ONLY few ques
tou., which were answered IN sOO.latured way Mr.
Ncl arty took another opportunity 10 SPEAK o. " the
elderly Young women OF Bleeckcr street Church
Tire court 40 IL o'clock adj burned until O'CLOCK to-day
when Mr. Mccarthy vii lake the stand again.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
TIE DRAMA.
B0oTTs THEATER-HENRY V.


The revival of Shakespeare's " Henry w last
night presented sir George Rignod again in the pic
tlresare aud sympathctic role which first introduced
him 10 The American public, and upon which probably
rests his best claim the public regard His persona
ton OF the gallant young king Is distinguished Tor
sweetness dignity tompOsuTe, and feeling with
passion In the exciting battle passages that does not
degenerate into rant and elOquence that never ne
comes urgd. lie has a tine sense of the poetic char
a,ter o. m3uy OF the situations, and he SEXES WIN
rare good taste end dramatic instinct the
admirable opportunities OF red him by such
beautiful scenes as the vigil in camp on the eve OF ARih
court to specify Que of thing in which he excels'
and the loyc-makng with the Princess Katharine 10
meutcn another IN recurring 30 his most flmous part
hc sas succeeded n Gathering around him fair II not
strong comrany We miss the Fiueiien OF Mr. ThOlne'
but Mr. Thomas Whif'en iurDiahes humorous and not
unacceptable substitute. cevery initiating his peppery
predecessor Mr. " H. Bailey is rOtund and unetuons
Pistof. Mr. J. A. Meade is a mrtu provoking BdrdoPh
Nun finds an unsl ,0ry representative in MI NdIu
aud Dame Cuck is well personaed by Mrs MchelS The
usrt OF t Pr1ncess is prsiy acted by Nile gabrielle
On sauld ard FipOr. perso mated by Miss Marie Bra
bro, If lar mor comcly and agreeable tln she was la
former Gays. Much Of ,he scenery If new; and II the
ancient spcador OF tie spectacle mas not been restored
IN cutie ap It's glory the principal Iagrans 1T least are
p foe as ever and capture Of areur, the hHtie OF
Ascourt and the triuWphal entrance into Icndon sun
rank among the most striking achieyem' ns OF the New
YorE tee Tue house Wa crowded last night, the al-
pl. was rauuuous and there Is every indication that
the piece will have prosperous run
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
1yArqrRArIoN or 4av VAN zAyr.

Providence. K. l., May 29.-The General
Assembly met ~ Newport this morning. TIE respective
houses organized by the unanimous choice of tDe officers
nominated last night Toe committees appointed to
count votes general officers reported th5 afternoon
and the elected officers were Iuy uductod into Office
Gen. C. c. Van Zaut rs Governor and Albert Howard rs
L-uteusntGoyoruOr the remaining officers being those
Of the I4sg year
Ex-Gov. LppiU welcomed Gov Van liant TO the ezecu-
tive chair witn pleasant words. 90 which me Gov
erua- made ating response Gov. Van Zaut ,leH
Cortcd ~ Lis residence 10y large mitGrv cOUun, in
c.ni.nr United states troops FROM Fort Adams Ire ls
/ hr lnfaluY -iuCn %! Providence, gr a the mlli-
tary OF Newport. As fl- IS fle nrsi TIM Sine. I@-3
tha Ne,guurt has had Governor an unc, mnon Demon
sirt J1 gss made and tEC ts were hiyd with rc
turning children o New DJft, aud pe0ne from a irts o.
the STATE TIE General Assembly viii remain IL session
until Friday. and then aciD-.n % January.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.

B0sToN, Mass, May 29.-Ihe tfty-secOnd
annual meeting of the American Unitarian Association
was held today. and the following officers were elected
President Henry p KID r. Vicc-Pr sideuts VIM. c.
BRYANT and Charles Stevens Secretary the Rev Rush
T. 5a.ppen Assistant Secretary George ". Fox; Treas
urer Chare, q Wood; Directors. the Ecv. George L.
shaney the Rev. Edward G. Guild the Rev John O.
Rmball TIE Rev. Grin1a REYNOLDS. tue Rev samuel b.
steward. the rev. George A. Tbayer The Rev JOAN t.
" Ware, Thomas Gadrd. joan j. Long, Joseph B
Moore John VI. WetheToll. vs.. J.. Whitney, Miss a. W
Abbott, Miss T. T. Ch3nniug Charles H. Burrase Alan
ION Bigeiow the Rev c. @. Ames. TIE Rev Frederick
Frothinghan. treasurer, reported balance on hand
April 29 1876 1927 40; i donations received f7r var,
ous purposes S37Of2 13 total Income including inter
es from Investments Of trust funds, slll6 10; eX-
ncudtes On sandry accounts, 500 22S II balance car
riod 70 rev account ~l2f3o 90 The years ""uirbu-
lions from the churches uU This tim" amounts to lnO
than @2GGpO BesICes this. over 1000 nave u"'h col
ertcd for tire Washington Church. maKin- ID al NtuoeO
Tle BUSINESS ne.tng being concluded, iLc Il r. H. ".
Bellows OF Ntw-YoIk made au address. Ills text Vas I.
~TaHd 7ast. therefore the liberty WhcieWth t'rist
hath InaCe y0u rec" H.s subject " Inc Glssoi 10
t.n of The popular creed Of the visible church and tie
relppsarauce or primitive chrisuaulty.'
The Rev DIT f. n Edse opened tn' discussion on tfc
tonic .ucye ted by thr discourse ~ d. Bellows ara was
followed by tho Rey. " II. Chsnumg, the Rev ROtert
Coliyer Of Chicago and tie Rev. Jas. freeman Clarke
The proceedings then closed
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

DrNHAM-suddenly on Tuesday. the 29th inst, william 8.
Dunlam. IN tlr = IN year ~ his age
Funeral iaLe reaience, % Lyilertinst,
Brook yu, Thursday At m., 3lst inst Friends are
kindly requested not 90 seni flowers
FO,TER-At Green's Farms Cong Monday, May %, u
friencs ~ The family invited 20 attend
the her late Residence on Thursday hay 81 at
Ii30 a.
GARDNER-At orange. y J. Monday. ZSt' INST, Julia
r. WIDOW of WIZ a. a. gardner. u the "th wear O her aee
Funeral the residence OF her sn1naw John o.
TI,al ave-. J.. "Wednesday ate rtO1n
arrival ~ fO train from New fOrE b. d., l. and " hal
road Barclay and Christopherst fcrres.
GULAGER-On Tuesday morning, carrie Brooks VIE OF
IAlliD %. Gulagrr -, -. ,.,
ThuradaY morning a lO2 O'Clock, NJ = inouiass
Chnrr.i Inlerulrut }esCl vooc. New Rochelle.
HARPER-On ruesda. Nay % Fletcher Harper aged II.
senior a. oi tlr fru 0l Harper & Lrotnsfs.
Relatives and friends invited tp attend te unef sffces
Pluf- ~ r. tuufcl f"uttI lft. aii h.tf ret1il
THURSDAY iuernne, tine 3lsr INST, 10 I'D Vclnck
rrfs viii e lrld at t1v rooms OF
Geo Lcavtf 60, HeAesdy, al II ni % taAe noce
" rCRiDNEI- ARMSTRONG a Co,
A. b. r. RANDOLPH q Co.
TrrONA In Brookyn =. Y. sunday evening 2Ith inst.
EiLaIttn Iuuiu.. aged "a y'afA
mum No % Putnam. ave-. 23th inst, at p. m
savannah IA Darbury, Conn., papl p please co1y
KNAPP-At Noauk Conn.,. Friday 25th inst. Capt 0hn
H. KNAPP eldest OF le ate .ey H. T. knapp aged "a
years.
WAIKFE-Qn MAY %, Brooklyn, % pneumonia. John T.
walker 81. the lrm of J. T. walker g. iai1lnni
Relative. and feads invited % attud ne trlsi AZ
81 FlrstDace Brooklyn ts'aY, .sl .rsD, 10 n in
WO0DWORTU-fn Brooklyn rulsiar, NaY %. 1871,
Demari~ Woodwork. az 4 80 years.
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