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ITO LET-At Bound Brook, y. j., two story and
HOUSE rooms barn carriage house, and henncry
orchard land hail mile depot. Rent. $50 per
month RI LAND WHITING, BeeLnanst., y. Y.
CEA MONTHLY Rent. Forty minutes
tDOV cnmforiablcric ffOm iiDer yst competing trunk
I'll midnight yearly fare, tj
vrniet suburban I0tEr Residence auh GsoUus mouse las
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closct callGes etc large villt plot Laid lawn
Grfye gard shade fr,n; vines. berries location high
well DRAINED healthy iJEhuutea walk Us paved strs
dco ana stores 4 c"utcr 81 tty 81 EZIbeJh AMI TWO
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Jan. 25 1877
The following legal auction sales were made
ut the Exchange salesroom to-day
By I'm. Esnaelis
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sr,rRENE CoUET-CHAMBERs-D oNouuR, J.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV oI'h'
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN. .,,-.,.-
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STEEEAGE, SO. currency. . ,,...te
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Inruiture.
tOinter Resorts.

rI,HE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS.
~" i LANES LIDGERWOOD & Co.
75S Broadway, New Ork
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G.tuatlons Wdnleo--f females.

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ST. AGNES CHURCH PICNIC.

Tho grand ieto champctrc picnic aud summer day
aud night festival at Jones' Wool In aid OF ST. Agnes
Church, Forty third street and Lexington avenue Will
take place tomorrow, under tho direction of the
PASTOR Rev. ii. C. MacdowalL Tho athletic games
and rural sports durn the afternoon VIII comprise:
young mems running race, free to all one.haii milo,
bcst Two In three for handsome silver medal fat
men running race, onehalf mile best three IN i've,
Tor purse young mems walking race. ono mile, best
three In i've, Tor Gold-headcd cane, presented
by Dr. Constantine J. Mcturc; coorcd
mems hurdle race, quarter milo, over seven
hurdles, best three in i've; young mems walking
race free 10 ALL the event OF tho day, Two miles,
best three i've Tor handsome hunting watch, pre-
scncd to tho church for these games by Mr. Jacob Hess
sack race yards best two IN three boys spoon
egg race 200 yards best three In hvc concluding with
a pig chase after "a nvcy. fat imported hog. The
dancing aud evening entertainments wI be conducted
BY committee oi ladies and already the affair prom
iscs to be OF entirely exceptional character. Many
prominent society people will give interest the occa-
sion by their presence, ana several gentlemen well
known the learned and artistic professions arc
taking active interest 10 The success OF Tho under
taxing Tho games VIII begin ut one O'Clock. Admis-
siou 10 the grounds Will DO ATTY coata
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MORMON MIRACLES.

Ipstead OF tho age OF miracles being past, some
sccpca Christians affirm, 1t Is just coming in, II wc
may believe q correspondent Of Tic iSaiats' Herald
published by the Mormons ut Piano, ILL., ono oil their
missionaries at LONDON, Ont, j. }. Cornish ny name.
tsm according to tho Mormon rte From her infancy
she subject 10 thoD, being overcome often as
twice day until her union with tho Church OF tho
Latter Day Saints about two years ago child 0t
this pous sister accidentally poisoned, but was
promptly restored by prayer aud the ordnances.' A
Brother Harvey, working IN q machine shop, saving
lumber cut oil Two fingers OF his right hand ana
otherwise seriously mutilatcd that member Mission
airy Cornish was working in the same shop, aud nmc
diatcy, seeing the blood flowing freely no LAID
his lott hand on the injured mans head, raised his
diately the blood stopped For two days the man
suffered great pain, but that too stopped In tho
way, anu one week after the accident the IN
jured agnn at work az we'll and ~ hearty As
of TITS by laying on hands and prayer. Ho tells
OF n miraculous light from heaven which shone
round about him, and little party that was going
10 u baptismal service III the River Thames, about
and prosecutors convinced that the Latter Day
work Is true" and sought tho prayers of tho Saint
und admission to their fellowship At another time,
whilo no confirming sister, 'the Spirit declared
would have gift OF visions. She immediately saw
tho Saviour and she was wrapt in the glory OF tho
SPIRIT"
sanity sister (Carter) writes from Osceola Iowa.
disease not named which all had failed cure
but Brother Stamu missionary ana "a man called
OF Cod administered to her and she has suffered
since Another sister (Dayton) writes from Kirkland,
and cared Of ga pasied feeling oil side Of
fherl OOdy.o
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NOISY VEGETABLE VENDORS.

To TnE EDITOR OF rIIE HERALD
Tho residents OF Seventy eighth street, between Sec.
ond and Third avenues, exceedingly annoyed from
early In tho morning until after tho night closes by
vegetable vendcrs AT times have thrcc four Of
thor wagons standing tho block, each accompanied
by many street merchants, shouting, roaring and
believing at tho top OF their stcntorian voices and
without u particle OF consideration Tor the ears Of
the parties before whose doors they stand II
told TO pass on and cease yelling they reply
In neither very select nor complimentary lang uagc.
lucy also assert that, being duly licensed they
just as they please. Now, no person objects tho
selling oil their merchandise IN decent KIND OF way,
aud they certainly can dispose OF thor goods without
having their Borrowings as they stand on, pass
along, street penetrate IRON cellar to garrett II
become an isuucraD.c nuisance and should be pro-
vent0l by Tho proper authorilies u.
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A VERY WICKED MAN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
Like everybody who well instructed in the day.
Of cai!ow and crcdulous childhood concerning the
devil and all works. his malice his wickedness and
his general activity, have immonsc respect 10,
his Satanic Majesty | nave learned from history
that bells invented blessed and hung In
In order by their holy cangor, to drive the devil away
before and during the sacred nnstralions Under
such ichings and carly Impressions have always
until lately, submitted with tue best grace TO the
hideous poiocs they make although, to my pcrLaps
TOO finely strung ear, the jargon OF sound pro-
cccdng from church bcIiros has always been particu
larry painful aud offensive. Lately have moved into
aneighborhood from which II appears TO b. thought
peculiarly desirable that the devil should be driven.
have churchc' on every sidc and bells, ucis bells.
IN every drcctionl begin to agree, taste, with
the devil. do not wonder al his fleeing Il ON bells
This perpetual ciang OF metal would drive away any
dew or any man possessed OF acute tympanum
Is there no rceff Must sufcr nko tho devil or,
IKE MN, remove myself TO o less religious Amos.
phsyst q ia
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MIsMANAGEMENT OF THE RocKAwAY STEAM.
BOAT LINE.

To EDITOR HERALD:-
On Sunday, August H. purchased two tickets from
New York to Rockaway Beach and return board the
steamer Columbia Tho boat shamefully over
crowded, but that only OF complaint.
The steamer Twilight connected with the above limo.
down on her last trip Sunday and arrived at
Rockaway nj eight r. N. and took board passengers
for this city, supposed They landed US at Jew
clps dock, Brooklyn. Now. Mr.. Editor, paid
fare to DO landed tho foot OF Twenty fourth street,
North River but we found posed upon,
with two three hundred more passengers who werc
board Have VIC any rights which this company Is
bound 10 respect notr Ny advice TO the pleasure
gong public at largo is not to paironze a company
that will not respect their patrons. VERITAS.
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A GRATEFUL FIRM.

To THE Editor OF rHE HERALD
Last Thursday, the 9th, my son in coming through
Nassau street, near Cedar, picked up bank book with
tho owners name on It containing certified check.
He quickly the Office and they were much sur
prIsed tho boy who had lost had returned
Inform them of ITS loss They gave him 81 for his hon
esty in returning tho check which 70. &l3 800 and
told him cali next week and they would II
could 10 found tor hun. He pleased
the prospect OF o situation than ~ the reward On
Tuesday of this week no called To noout the place.
and was told IN few words II WAS only accident
and might not occur again not even asking MS mama
or thanking him for what no had done. II some
sharper had p.ckod up they would be than 81
out IL was poor encouragement Tor young "
be honoht Don't you thank soY WORkINGMAN
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rxonBITANT HOTEL CHARGES.

To THE EDIrOR or THE HERALD
1t is evidont that Messrs Kcier Co., proprietors Of
tho Manhattan Beach HOTEL either expect to get back
this season all the money expended In building and
equippng their large hotclor only expect to It
season. Either suppositson would furnish sufficient
for the exorbitant charge levied upon their
fortunate guests By way OF cxplanative Will givo
my Lager beer per glass ut tho bar, i've
cents (Which is correct); tho Same at meals, fifteen
cents per glass when sent TO rooms after departure Ut
last traiu thirty cents per bottle II this proof
Of my assert let any glance the bill OF faro
and ind portcrhousc steak plain, 81 % The proprie
tors OF this Concy Island desert should bear in
mind that their to New York Will not permit
them 10 indulge IN grand larceny. VICTIM.
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THE HEBREW SABBATH.

SERVICES IN REFORM TEMPLE AND AN Or
THoDox sYNAdooUE-MAN AS A WINGED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SERMON BY THE RABBI
nUEBscH ON THE CREATION OF MAN.
Tho Rabbi Hucbsch delivered u sermon yesterday In
the Hebrew Temple IN Lexington avenue, taking for
his text the tollowin. from Psalms lxxxv. "Evcn as
the sparrow has found house and tho swallow nest
Tor herself, where she may lay her young, SO bavc
found Thy aiars oh Lord OF hosts my king and my
God"
Tho Doctor said If he wero 10 side with the evolu.
tonists no would venture to advance u theory--not
more adventurous, perhaps, Than any other OF that
knd-tha man. before he reached his present state OF
somatical Development, must have belonged to tho
iea.hcrcd tribes. BY and by he dropped his wings,
but he retained his volatile nature; Tor though his
pinlon is gone, bis whole life is still ono continuous
effort and alolt. We're inclined TO work
out his system, no said he could write
very learned volume on this topic, as there
Is great array OF details In support OF
his hypothesis. He could show how all tho
genera of fowls, with their different pccuartes arc
precisely represented in the wldo range OF human
society. There is tho large family oil human sparrows
We find them lurking every garden fence, eating
ttbs of tho incest isuit feeding crops which they
have not raised This genus is noted for its impu.
dcncc. There are human swallows. coming in swarms
where genial spring weather invites them. Building
their nests under your root, they stay with
you as long US tho sunny days last; but at
the approach Of the melancholy storms OF tho
rough season they lcave you suddenly TO search
for more sunny regions. There are birds displaying
proudly their magnl acent colora Vanity breeds this
genus. Their number Is legion There is the human
ostrich, with precious feathers and uncommon discs.
tion possessed OF tho fatal dcluson that nobody
his Shortcomings, II he himself hides hts face from
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SMOKING ON EXCURSION BOATS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
Tho notice OF tho burning Of young lady On
board excursion steamer a iew days ago, whose
dress ignited by II spark dropped from cigar,
should the managers OF boats to tho
necessity setting apart portion of the boat for
smokers and compelling them to thitner when
they desire to indulge. Railways have their smoking
cars aud ladies' not sckcned with the smell OF bad
tobacco. Why can't the authorities GU the boats be
considerable and not permit n,netecn.t wentcths OF
their patrons TO be annoyed Tor the qualification OF the
other twentieth? FAIR PLAY.
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NEWSPAPER THIEVES,

To THE EDITOR oy THE HEgALD:-
am subscriber to your valuable paper, and have
always received my copy in time for tho breakfast
table until within the past SIX weeks, when some
mean, petty thief commenced stealing it almost every
morning. Now # got threo four papers week
AN dong well. Sunday, August 8, was the first sun
days HERALD that reached my hands IN four weeks.
shall have 70 puy my paper man fully nfty cents Tor
papers received. reside Tenth street, be-
tween Broadway and University place. Where IL the
''nnest police force In the worldr' GROwLER
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNoTE-Lettcrs Intended for this column must b
accompanied by tho writer's full name and address &c
Insure attention. Comrlanants who are unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time 10 writing
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L
INJURED PASSENGER
IMrURIrY OF THE CRoToN wATER.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Tho Croton water Is very impure. After standing
all night tho amount OF refuse matter found at tho
bottom OF pitcher Is very large. When the same
amount OF water Is drank from the pipes without
altering just much Nth enters into the systenL
There question but disease Is brought about
TINS way. Pure we'll water leaves NO sediment what
ever. A. n.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Programme Of Services
To-Day.
Ministerial Movements
Chat by the Way.
Synagogue Worship-Death of
Rabbi Lyons.

The new Church OF st. Patrick In Jersey City. will
be dedicated to-day by Bishop Corrigan, OF Newark
Bishop Ryan, Of St. Louis will preach the sermon.
The Rev Patrick Hennessy, tho pastor and other
slergymen Will take part in the ceremonies.
Al the Gospel Tent prayer meeting will DO held this
morning temperance meeting this afternoon, and In
tho evening tho Rev. d. NJ walcot Of Rutherford
Park, N j., Will preach. Sermons will be delivered
avery evening during the week except Saturday.
Mr.. George w. Bungay will address tho American
Temperance Union Cooper Institute this afternoon.
Professor George s. Weeks and Miss Amy Lee will at
lend TO the music.
Tho Rev. W. T. Dunnell will conduct services in All
Saints Protestant Episcopal Church the usual hours
to-day.
The Rev. John Johns aud the Rev. Frank washburn
will preach In the Free Tabernacle Methodist Epsco.
pal Church this morning and evening. the latter on
aReligious Self -Conceit"
"Rcligon and Science twill be) Harmonized' this
svening by Row. C. p. Mccarthy before the American
Free Church. Hc will preach in the morning also.
Dr. Talmage will minister IN tue Brooklyn Taber-
0acle as usual to-day.
Tho morning and evening services Of the Episcopal
Church OF the Reconciliation will DO held in old Cal.
vary Chapel to-day, the Rev. E. s. widdemcr, pastor
In the First Reformed Episcopal Church the Rev.
". L. Ecier will preach this morning and evening.
The New York Presby terian Church will be minis.
lered to to-day by the Rev. W. W. Page.
The Rev. J. d. Herr, d. D., will preach In the Gen.
tral Baptist Church to-day at the usual hours.
The Rev. A. T.. Kittrdge. OF Chicago, will preach In
the Collegiate Reformed Church, Forty ighth
street, this morning and evening
Jesus the Mediator" and s'The LILO Of Joshus'' will
occupy the attention and thought OF Plymouth Bap-
fist Church and Rev. Isaac westcott d. D., to-day.
In the Pilgrim Baptist Church this morning and
evening the Rev. W. N. Lawrence, of Philadelphia,
will occupy tho pulpit.
Dr. J. Stanford Holme will show the Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church this morning bow "Evcry Man is His
Own Character Builder and evening how each
should 'JOy in the Vito OF His YOUTH
AT the Greek Chapel there will be divine service this
morning ut the usual hour.
The Rev. DR.. De Hass, late United States Consul at
Jerusalem having just returned home will preach in
tho Tabernacle at Sea Cliff this morning and in the
afternoon Will talk on palestine"
The feast of ST. Bernard will be celebrated in the
church named after him, in West Fourteenth street,
next Sabbath morning. The panegyric Of tho Saint
will DO delivered by the Rev. Bernard O'Reiily d. D.
Rev. G. A. Hoay Is pastor Of the church.
Mrs. Cora L. V. Richmond lectures for the Brooklyn
Spirtluasts at Everett Hall this morning ana oven.
Ing
Airs. Susannah Evans will speak In the Church of
Christian Endeavor. Leo avenue Brooklyn this even
Ing on "They Who Rock the Cradle Rule tho World -
good subject, and In good hands
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A LITTLE TOO FAST.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Will you please allow me TO ask, why is it that the
superintendent OF the Harlem Navigation Company
allows the last boat al night leave twenty minutes
past seven, whercas Is advertised TO leave at twenty
hve minutes past seven: Last night was the dock
at twenty-five minutes past seven by three different
watches ana she had started.
INJURED PASSENGER
To ruE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
wish you would call the attention OF tho Harlem
Steamboat Company to tho fact that they advertise
boat 10 leave the bridge at twenty minutes past eight
A. NJ, but when the Shady Sido runs the same
time as the Morrsania company which Is every othci
week, their boat leaves three tour minutes abeas
OF tme that she may beat tho Shady Side down. ]
wish you would ask tho company which Ii The proper
time, SO that the passengers may know when 10 De on
hand. c. H.
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BASEBALL GROUNDS IN BROOKLYN.

To rnE Editor OF rnE HEgALD:-
wish To call the attention Of the Brooklyn police 70
Inc fact that many OF the turned into base
ball grounds. Why Is II not stoppcd2 W.
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pAwNBRoKERs' CHARGES

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:--
wish 10 mako complaint against the proprsetors
OF pawn Offices in charging such cxtravagant prices for
articles lett their care. For instance when person
takes article u their oIice for a loan they nva-
raby charge twelve cents Tor hanging II up.
small articles. whether you wish II 10 be hung up OF
not X.Y.Z
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A PERTINENT INQUIRY.

To THE EDITOR THE HKsALp:-
BY what authority did the Commissioners or Emi
grafton tender the services OF their boat the Hopkins,
to gang OF politicians OF tho Thirteenth ward to 70
on picnic 10 Bath on the 18th inst. TAXPAYER.
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DANBUnYs UNcoUITEoUs POSTMASTER
TO THE EDIroR THE HERALD
letter was mailed by mo 10 my wife. who Is stop
ping at Danbury, Conn, on tho 9th inst. and
posted in Brooklyn. Though she called live times at
the Dan bury Post Once she did receive the letter
III be llth Tho manner and department OF the IN
dividuai In charge of the latter office Is spoken Of
anything but courteous or obi2ing.
A SUBSCRIBER
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HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST ls77QU ADRUPLE