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THE WESTFIELD CHURCH.


To TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
/ would respectfully request, through you, the at
tenon Of tho public to the true condition OF aairs in
the Presbyterian Church Of West6cld. N. J. sub
First that from the beginning or hts relation TO
the church OF Wcstneld there has been act the
part oil the Rov. Mr.. McKelvcy which has been IN any
sense Of the decisions OF the higher courts
oil the Church. Second, that the Rev. M Mckelvcy
docs not nov have and uocs not IN the future intend
to have any ministerial relation to the church oil W,Et
field. Third, that tho Rev Mr. McKel7ey has preached
in and received support from the church but one
Sabbath since October, 1876. Fourth, that The
Rev. Mr.. Mckolvey gave notice oil his Intention
10 quit tho parsonage TO the Board OF Trustees,
the only persons with whom he could deal III the
matter, three days before the Assenbly's meeting,
and does intend thereto Had he desired
to 20 ut y previous time he could not have done SO
because OF the serious Illness OF member Of his fam
ily lie loavcs the parsonage by his own voluntary
ac and against the WISHES OF til trustees The great
majority Of tho congregation have tho deepest affection
for Mr.. McKcvey, and were u compatible with tho
views Of the synod and General Assembly would re-
oice could hu continue 10 act AS her pastor 10 tho
last hour OF ms nic He Is I'm able minister oil the
New Testament, faItnfui PASTOR his iabors In West
field have been greatly blessed and tho only reason
Tor his withdrawal tho persistent opposition OF a
minority OF our congregation. The congregation has
no complaint and appeal before the Assembly
T.. w. B0YDEN,
Stated Clerk Of Session OF the wcsdeld
Church
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hard work to convict these fellows for we are Obliged
when Judge discharges them rearrest lhem aud
take them before suotherjudge Sometimes the Judge
suspends sentcnce alter they convicted and We are
virtually defeated.
Mr. BERaH-wen, sir, a. all the laws are SUSPENDED
in Brooklyn regard 10 the swi milk establishments
] will 20 home. Good day
The party then Withdrew and returned to New YORK
In all probability aiidavts will be drawn up Nv MIR
Bergh's party and presented TO the Queens Counts
Grand Jury at their next session.
THE SANITARY COMMITTEES REPORT
The Board has received report from Drs William
c otterson and G. H. Raymond, the Committee or
Sanitary Inspectors TO whom was referred Ihe duty
oil max ing an examination Of milk sold BROOKLYN
The Committee binds upon oxaminxIon that distiiery
sw,l is again being used 10 largo quantities. tor
cows and they recommend that all permits
be revoked whore distiilsry swi 70 any smouni.
large or small Is found on premises where cows
are kopt. The committee also recommend that M
spector DO detailed this special duty believing that
IL 10 demanded: that tho benefits 10 accrue VIII well
repay tho necessary expense The committee recon-
mend that the sale Of water and SKINNED milk be
erred to counsel 10 II the provisions OF the
code they exist are sufficient Tor purposes OF
prosecution.
Tho committee further recommends that every milk
dealer In this city DO required TO have permit from
the Board Health to carry the business believing
that such arrangement would do more TO insure tho
supply OF pure milk than any prosecution in courts Of
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Al tho meeting OF tho Board OF Fire Commissioners
yesterday the Chic Engineer OF the department sent
In communication stating that In consequence OF the
large buildings erected and In Of consruc-
ton in West Broadway from Canal to Chambers street,
ana in Mercer street from Canal TO Eighth street. and
Crosby street from Howard To Blocker, he recon-
mcndcd that large Croton mains be lad said streets
Tor nrc purposes and that nncty-throc hydrants 10
attached thereto and distributed AS fOlows:--lhlry.
niue OIL Mercer street, twonty-iour Crosby street
and thirty Oh West Broadway This was referred U
the Commissioner of Pubic Works.
The balance Of tho appropriation Of the dspsrtmcnt
Msy II. was shown 10 bv $93o,loo 81.
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GILMORE'S GARDEN.

The arrangements for the opening Of this beautiful
summer resort arc now complete and those who visit
the place this evening to listen to tho strains OF Gil.
moro's band and while away In pleasure three or four
hours will be not grained than astonsheu the
garden Is almost iarylike IT'S surroundings, and
The man or woman must DO cync who cannot Ind
enjoyment 10 the various attractions that Will appeal
10 eye ana The musical programme VIII bs found
In the proper column.
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

Merchants of this city and others interested in the
exhibition 10 be made by tho industrial trades OF this
country at the Paris Exhibition OF 1873, to
bic this afternoon in room a. Cooper Institute, when
the plans aud measures to further the objects OF
American exhibitors Will DC discussed.
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PROSPECT PARK.

The first ooBcsrt for 1877 in Prospect Park viii take
place ncxt saterdny, from four NJ TO six r. NJ The
music is 10 90, given usual by the Twcnty.third
Regiment Band,
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DLEe AND FISSURE.

Dr.. eHRADxR, once room % %. Ooud Bund.
pn sf, tsouthyest corner 9Th and streetsJ cures
1lies ana 1i8ure without Knife, Ligature or Oaus-
nc, And without pain, and guarantees . cure IN an
Sr sss s q no az sstsEs e L. Luens Of L1chs
cupsrintsndsnt Washinston and GEORGETOWN Ratl
east; WIN. Tucker, Merchant tsiior' l6Y Psnnsyi.
xSn,a avenue: q, b. Marchs, P. o. Department,
Place; and my othsry on apniicatjon ~ nv o(Ioe
Ledies attended q thsdrresIdsooss desired. One
se.sscos & Y. 10 -. -; oandays 10 lD.n Conr
N 0W ~ THl I1lHE no CONfRAOT.-PIL.
~ vUHnR IoRL0Iln,n insu and Shipper OF
fef Ensmss. Foress and 0as. Obos:GoSS Iaoe
Ae'a ~ 2ehnend, ", eaE1e ulleso
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TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish
70 call attention TO A. FiscAer's Chemical
securing and Dyeing Establishment, No 800
G street, near 9th street. BY promptly adopt1
Ing The latest improvements, whether of
american or European invention, he Is en-
aoled TO do his work In manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' and
CENTS Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest in the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
MN call-9Oo It street. Punctuality guar
enleed.
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A REMARKABLE GAME OF BASE BALL,
occurred yesterday at Philadelphia. The
Chicago and Athletic CLUBS played ten in
nings without scoring single run. On the
won the game. At Cincinnati the home
club scored 5 [ o by the st. Louis Club. AT
Indianapolis the home club defeated the
LOUISVILLE Club by a score of fo3.
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1ECENDIARY FIRE IN THE COUNTY
About $50 O'Clock this morning an unoccu-
pied frame dwelling, near the Government
Insane Asylum, owned by Frederick DOu g
lass, tr., was destroyed by fire. Loss, = ,OO6;
fully insured Supposed to have been the
fire used about the premises fer some time.
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JUNE ~, lsJ1.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from pepot
corner Of Sixth and b streets, - fellows:
ParoT Car to PitssSnrs and sIeepina Oar. ro%
Pitsburg 10 Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
!;40 m; daily, with Palace Oar TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Cenandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
and 1:i0 ,. n; daily, except Saturday, with
Haven, Elmira, and Wstkins, 6 1919 Q NJ,
IN. aNSn ay, exec except sSn "a r.,
Palace Cars sttached. Limited Exprsss Of Pull,
man Parlor Cars, $40 O.. M. daily, except Sun DAY
Tor New York and the East, 6:2S 8. NJ. and rs D
m, daily except Sunday, with 6lssDins Can fcon
Tor Philadelphia, S:2t 9. q. and 1880 ,. n. dagy.
except Sunday, and $50 and 9:Ss p. m. daily
Limited Express, 3 40 IN. daily, except sunday
Accommodation for Baltimore, 6:Se Q. NJ, and ESQ
For S.cs ssf fs.. sss /. !. and ESQ
Tor Annapolis, $50 s. n. and l:Se ,. n. daily. q.
ALS 81 AsHbfiIk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAIL.
WAY AND ALExAGDRIA AND WASHiaa-
TON RAILROAD.
81 O. sud- ass;y :. s:is !. m n. 4 nd
For the ScufS. Via Raeh.o,a. l:ss .. n. daily; sse
TraH. issve 1isasoaris ior W:sh,nsso., s,y,s1s,
o S:n a. !. sd! IA LIZ tse: IA :Hs BIN
eommodstions csn Be procured 1t the oinoes, north
sese corner q Thirteenth areet and Peansyivanis
avsnue, northeas Of Sixth street and Pennsyi
q 6 g. ehsckins q $780, . SssSSsssos DO,
x1AGx 1i0E5o1: a19I EasssS. =
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REA DING NOTICES.

LODILLES' HEADACHE SPECIFIC is per
fectly harmless, yet IL cures headache in five
TO twenty minutes, and costs but 81 cents at
all Drug Stores.
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NEW DRY GOODS received every day.
Black cashmeres, black silks black aipacas
black shawls, black Grape wells, very chea, :
colored cashmeres and very large assert
shawls and blankets, at Carter's, Market
Space.
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REcEvED to day from importers auction
full line OF black silk velvets. very COED
quality, as low as s1.25 yard. See Connol-
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
Washington, September =, 1871.
For the middle Atlantic states, southerly
winds, warmer, clear OF partly cloudy wea-
Iher, followed by increasing clOudiness, and
falling barometer.
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THE BEST HoUsEKEEPERs use Young's
Detergent and pronounce ii superior to soap
and potash. All GrOcers and Druggists sefl
If.
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CIT Y TT T. MS

DIME SAvINGS.-Housekee who study
economy in small things should use DOOleys
feGSt Poa1ier, the best, because perfectly
weight.
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Convict DANES Rose Hawkins, the
negro who committed an outrage upon "a
little white girl as she was returning from
school L, ar the Relay House, Nd, was tried
yesterday at EllicOit City and convicted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Phillip Sparks and Ellen jackson, VIM. ID.
Nincet, OF Loudon, Va, and Alice NJ. NJ.
Hatton.
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GEN. GEO. Ii. MCCLELLAN has formally
accepted the democratic nomination for
governor of New Jersey.
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AoIBsRs VIII grow weary ard sigh over the
Dsty troubles when DIR. Bulls Baby syrup on q
Pss me child ana thereby give the mother rest
IL
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The above Oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal
Jr.'s, ESQ ID street northwest 8Il,3:
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" a Ia! co a LII
WOOD WOOD
THE VERY BEST VARIETIES OF COAL At
THE LOWEST PRICES
~ $40 lbs. to The Ton our invariable STANDARD
Pine WOOD from 81 to S6.5j; Oak from 81 81 TO
60, and Hickory At 81 per cord. Also, ali kinds OF
Sawed and Split, Kept under cover.
- Deliveries made direct to the consumer from
our WharYes and vessels.
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Main once and DEPOT, johnson wharyes foot l2tb
and 18th aud streets southwest
once, 1909 and 1II2 gth streets n W. and
1EIo nn htreet n. W. sug2 tr
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A LETTER CARRIER HELD To Rail-
Frederick III. Cook, who was before limited
States Commissioner Samuel G. Mills YES
lercay, on The charge OF a5stracttng a letter
nom the post Office containing sos was a fer
considerable testimony, held to bail for the
grand jury in the sum OF $500.
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RELIABLE HELP Tor weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York CITY.
6,25,d&k1y
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LOCAL Ne US.
Isrnrenfs. &c. Tonight

National ThedteT-"The Danicheffs"
FOTors OpeTa ROuSe.-"Bufialo BIZ ana
troupe in MAY Cody"
Theater Coluiqte.-Mme. Duclo's variety
troupe.
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THE KEAsON WHY all hOusekeepers and
others use the Aladdin Security oil is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. 1t
is the best in the world. All stOrekeepers
sell II. Try If, and you will have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
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Condensed Locals

From J. e. Parker We nave the New YORK
napers in advance Of the mails.
The Court in General Term convened It's
September term yesterday, but Adjourned
until Monday next.
GeOrge r. ByirgtOn broke his leg above
the ankle yesterday afternoon while pay ing
base tall on the Olympic grounds. lie wa
removed TO his boarding house lOi III street.
a tramp who was detected by the police
YESTERDAY walking away with a lot OF patent
Sffice drawings tried TO pass himself OH as
Oman PafhP with his war maps
The bids for 4 600 broonas for the navy Y ard
was opened at y m. yesterday. a 'Treat
many bids were received. b. W. Reeds. Sons
ofIhIs city. was the lowest.
Revival services are now going OIL at IVES.
lev Chapel. corner of 9TH and f street
nightly and number have p.ofesSed con.
version AT Grace NJ. F.. Church the altar is
crowded nightly with peniteuts.
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A DECREE OF DIvORCE.-To. day, Judge
Cartier in the Equity Court made a decree
dlvorelng Mary Nj. Frick from the bonds OF
lnatrimony with George A. Frick. The par
ties were married in Baltimore In 1910 ana
lived together until September, 1861, when,
rs she charges, he abandoned her and she
appeared for complainant and ]. N, Oliver
took the testimony
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COAL AND WOOD

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN TON
Best white Ash Furnace ...........,-s5 p per ton
=. kRg...-.........,......-...S > 2D
Chestnut ......,.,,..., * 90
Stove as 80
Red Ash. Lcrberry and ShamOkin AZ 6O
Genuine Gykens Valley ..........-....... SN
cumberland Coal Ron of Mine.-- e3 so 10 Q 4 90
We thaTahtee al Goals as represented, 2240 lbs
70 the ton always furnished. Pine Wood delivered
from Sd 90 to SD. Oak from 50 to So
X. NJ. MILLER q SON.
Prihcipsi once, Depot and Railroad Yard a. street
aud virginia avenue southwest. Branch 0nice-
OEO Pennsylvania ave noTthEast nnlgT.tr
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PERSONAL.


DERsONAL-EOr The LadisS-h gentleman OF
Il middle age and honorable position. having some
twenty tho usaI dollars more. would be glad to
moke tia acquaintance OF a lady Of suitable ge aud
equal fortune. such one, if good looking. kind
n.sften, renned ana VirtuouS, Is kindly invited to
write or send her adj fin strict ceudeace 10
o. MEDhLL1, A. M Wash ngton city. sep25 eosts
pERs0NAL-NEW YORK ARTIFICIAL LIMB
lane avenue. All the improved STYLES Of New York
crate rates. sen1I'pvT.
A STROLOGY.-MADAME ROSS, tile CeIebr.ted
"A Astrol- gst and Clsirv oy ant, can be Consulted
az her Office, 0O5 Hih street northwest, be-
tween Il and +. This lady has no sup rior in de-
IiLtsting the Past, Present and Future, either in
Love or business; her advice IL invaluable; de-
scTlblng our friends, pointing out your enemies
ana lnf9rmlng you t1e sure way Of success in all
undertakings. She cures alt diseases Incident to
> Gentlemen. 20. Office hours from 9toi and
rom Z 10 o CLOCK seoH-ly
NOR sALE-6O SHARES COLVNBTIE
L. BANK NOTE COMPANY STOCK. Appiy To
sepl52w 308 ~ street n5rfbne1,t
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF .I7Is LcTcT.
!'1 mand, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader rvT Iu
America, can be consulted AZ her hnUse No IA >
seIH-Iy
bly0ROES ABSOLUTE, quietly obtained in
thirty days for ncOmpatlbility, aiultery, das.r-
ton, cruelty, non support, and other csuses Resf-
Gence unnecessary. Advice free Send for circular
Pay when divorced. Correspondence with the legal
Ircft s.ion invited A. J. DEXTER, Attorney Room
VI, IILuu.e huIIdIne, New York sep4-lm
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THOMAS W. RILEY d Sons,

'G'HoMAs W. RILEY d SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL.
GOAL to all parts Of the city, at holesale prices
Cumberland COAL Run OF Mine and Lcns
always on hand, stloweet rates.
Main Office and Depot, RiIeys Wharf, foot llts
and 18th streets southwest.
omce'- Ism street, between and 4 s.w. 'jyp-u
GOAL AND WOOD.
Wood TO an examination OF our stock. We hsys =,
our wharves foot OF 18th street, o plete useorf
ment Of Coal OF all aises aud OF the best ouaIir1es
which We are oonstantiy making additions.
IND PINE WOOD,
PINE WOOD. which Is the best now offered Tor sais
In this CITY.
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Our Improved machinery enables ~ to offer savet
and 1Dit Wood lower than ever offered In this cisy
Sole manufacturers Of StephensonS
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD,
introducing nre- lighter In every Bundle, and 10,
esventh street cars run direct 10 the place.
OTEPHENsON = BROTHER,
7th Street Wharf,
1rsnch Once, 1915 Pennsylvania svenus NOR d.
-
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MAESTRO ETTORE BARTLT.
l'I PROFESSOR VOCAL MUSIC,

At MarTHt'S Hail,
Will resume hls IessOus on THURSDAY, Sept. -.
lS7. Sienor Will be at his Acaismy Thufsd.v,
Friday and ss urdsy. sept -. 81 aud y, from
II m ana fro "a TO m. the above Gays, here
he III be glad receive his friends and those wis
ing 10 make arTsngemer Is for the coming seasOa.
tIIcular. Tor terms g be hal az the Music Stores
OF messTs. Ellis and MetZerott sepl4 I'm
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At sILVERBURG'S
3I2 SEVENTH STREET

3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal GobIets, 4sc. per set
The Ely lish Fifth Avenue GobIets, 75c. FER set.
Fold Tumblers, &c per set. ''' wv
s: fsS ss5, 2 2fhI sssl &c '
Esndsome Plated Casters, S bottles, 81.
e e,.s P9 picf r. soluble soluble plated, 81.
Double Plate Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons and
sofid stsei Five ss: plated Knives, 81 per set.
Ivory Handle Table and Des ri Knives, 5 i5O per
Can ge sss g Fo, Pr: :ss ad Bells; o
Tab Table Mat; a. sOc and 81 set. Fine J.p.ned
hSrss nnara az a and
&c 30. ard 81 each.
GsSsea framed
Illuminated Notices, very handsome, at SOC. each.
sILvERBER9's,
Me,rorolitsp Bazaar.
seplo-t,th,s,r 312 7th ct, near Pa avenue.
i AND PLuasERs.@ M2rz S BusaaR'
S MSS: e., a "a SaS IN are prepared %
ing the bur.iins q pipes from freezing "usis "a
"T IP TO p"
CHALYBEArE SPRINGS.
This water, which ."very Ike Rawley may be
Psy Branch IUR shs tss NJ 9
the Treasury Department, at 1850 .. m ard D. m,
fsssiss f 81 f FssSn Ssi sood.
Orders received and information given ct Room 0
Nay Building, corner Of 7th and X SITS. aua1s-am
nEMOREST PATTERNS, all the new
y styles, Just RECEIVED by W. r: WHITE 3 co.,
School and Blank Books specialtiea sepS-iy
CIOHENs LOAN OFFICE, c0rnor Of 5t6
- SresS md New York svsnue. entrance ~
Eve Hs: & :ss :. ssS i; s;:,
rs: rs: :fs S:ss'.s.s ds'ss :tssss;, .eS Il
.ET-OYY CLOTHING, Hooes, 66oos
20 Ca 49, - -. CO. 6s g.; asa e
ksasH oe.hS9s Sox vhish IT, sx9e1s yalns Win
0esssvs oso0Dseuu0y e1on6e6 4 Io0lis6
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RAILROADS,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
EORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST.
June 24th, 1877.
l:s0-BsltimOre and Way Stations.
o:se-Bsltlmore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
Point Of Rocks and Way stations, via BE-
T:so-%hite Sulphur q Valley Springs EIpresa,
nakes no stops between Washington aud
T:sS-.st. Louis, Cincinnati, CHICAGO and Pitt.
tnIg Express. tHaserstown except Sum
s:oe-nBaltimore Express.
- town, Point q Rocgs and Way Sta.ions.
e:0o-meH New kork, PhiisdeiPhis, Boston and Bslti
s:o0-TBaliimcre and Way Stations. ron Sunday
ANNA connects for hnna2olisJ
i0oo-BaltIno-e Express.
1s:I0-psItiLoore, Ellioots City, AnnspcI, ana Way
i:So-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore TX
pres: on sunday to BatiIeore only, stop
ping AZ all stations and connects for Fred
s:s0-Baltimors and Way Stations.
4:50-BaltiIDOre and Laurel Express. Stops at
..,. Blsd.nssutg Frederiok; via Relay.
Whence 81 S1a way Stations.
.9BBsS5SS apSaRGs an. and wsE stations,
ssnsers for NOrtaik taken in the cars d.
s:4s-iChieaso and Columbus Express. win.
chester ss1,,r and Hagerstown, except sundsyJ
1:35-rBaltimore and WAY Stations.
s:oo-PSint Of Books and Way Stations, Metro
e:25-fst. LOUIS Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
te:o0-.New York, Philadelphia and baltimore TX
--Daily. Other trains daily, except sunday.
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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OF M MANDAAUs CASE ON THE SECRETARY
Oh AE-1estt rday there was entered or
nle Jaw SIDE OF the Supreme Court Of ,ba
Dlslrlct The case OF United States ex raI
John satterlee, John Cameron ant n II
f1nney against Hon. George w MeCraru
secretary OF War, application for a msuds
mus On defendant To compel him TO acrent .
bid for WORK in improving Muscle sboaIl o.,
the TennesSee river. They alleye tina, M,
were the lowest bidders, aud The Ssc~efa =
OF War refuses 10 accept their bill They
therefore pray that a malcaIlus NAV iSs1s.
compelling the Secretary OF War to aceer,f
the bids OF the petitioners for the construc-
ton OF locks sight and nine in said river Or
show cause why he refuses TO do so.
REV. DR. JAMES y. DUNCAN, president
OF Randolph Macon College, died at Ash
lacd, near Richmond, Va, yesterday MORN
ing at 4 O'Clock. DR.. Duncan was about fifty
years OF age, and was one OF the most distin-
gnished divines in the Methodist Episcopal
Church south. He was pastor OF the South
efn Methodist Church in this city before the
war, and for sixteen years was one of the
eeegates 10 the General Conference OF the
Metnod1st Episcopal Church South. DR..
puncan was one OF the Fraternal messengers
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