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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting Of twelve fine large steamships.
one of The best and certainly the cheapes1
line plying between New York, Great bfii,
railroad tickets, either way, from ana 70
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
YEAR, for sale by the undersigned. For par
tIculars, and 10 SEQ plan ofthe steamers CAD
N N II W.T.. LYTE & CO., Agents
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-, the citizens of Dallas.

Undersigned, having purchased
Il' ,uo p No. 4O5 Main street,
is 'eo the LeGrand hotel) known
'' H,6TeInonico,n has entirely reno
!. " reGlted and decorated the same
w. .gs'..t.class manner.
iDss experience in the restaurant
1 .as.s in New York and Philadel-
\. ' snables the present proprietor to
y, of the wants, and cater to the
Y. of A lirst-class trade.
f W. W. nnbljc are assured that no eX-
Jus has been or will be spared to
t lliS, 'I the "Delmonieo" restaurant,
A.Si in every respect, and that
. ,sn.inass men with their families
Y gipnds can there find a suitable
ya 70 refresh themselves without
.,orance or any unpleasant features.
m. fine intention of the present
to supply a want long
sn this city, of providing a first
\, restaurant, where all the dellca-
.,oftbe season will be served daily,
a where cleanliness, decorum and
-,ts.y will attract the patronage of
.,e.ident community.
\" in,peetion of the attractions, inn
, 'p and couisn is respectfully
Etial
reasopeble numbers of table board
|Bken. ~
COLONEL. A. II, WANDS
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gErENsEz RiiISEzEEErEHxa
= '':'''I:I'ss'a !! FREE - =
EeEEMZMYEEEEsFR

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river aud you VIII see the
word GREE" in big black letters. Read be-
low 1t and you will find request tor the
names and address OF all the sons ana Hansh-
tiers of the North and East to he sent to
"TEX AS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri, who Will mail them without cost s.
"FREE GUIDE 70 TENAS," the land OF
sun Deams, beautiful prairles ana lovely val
leys. This book we rave seen. III IL accom-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illuslra-
lions, rates of fare and freight, full OF intor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
crops schools, churches, etc. VINO pays 10
iC? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS d TEXA
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands
ali parts of the United States and Europe
This goes to show what they are doing for
Texas, They have lately reduced their rates
of fare tor eInigrantS almost 0ne-half, Inelr
trains are crowded and special trains are
frequently run to accommodate the people,
They are spending thonsanas o. uUa,nls ~
Texas They have twelve regular traVeiihe
men employed distributing free CONFORMATION
concerning Texas throughout the United
states. They ask our aid in their enorts'
Patronlae the MISSOURI, kA NSaS q
rTXAS RAILWAY. 60 NORTH VIA
nENIS0N and through the beautiful Indian
Territory They will land you directly IN
the Great Union Depot in ST. Louis. Ihey
mont compel you TO ride lnTee or lour nm
through the back streets ana aileys ol ol.
Louis in a topping omnibus. they gen Vle we
coaches and sleeperS through 10 ~. LOUIS 1,,s
ana enter the Union Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas that does? no
T%ey also run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas TO Hannibal and Quincy; have yon
any friends East looking towards Texas? y
40, send their address to the underSigned ana ,
ha will with pleasure forward them (anu you
also, n beautiful pamphlet and other inter-
s astH matter well worth the mere request
Address, ~, W. pAs =" 81,
ma dNW.tt S'"'N''~' w.
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DALLAS COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins its spring term, under
st,Il more favorable auspices, with faculty
Of thorough and experienced teachers, Mon
dav. January %, 1877. Every facility afforded
young ladies and gentlemen for acquiring
substantial and refined education Dipio,
mas awarded to those who have mastered
the prescribed course ofstudy. Music taught
hv a skllliul and distinguished gentleman.
The Urinary department, under the
parental control of an experienced teacher
lii he the best place parents can hnd for
,he,r small children. Tuition from 81 so to
AZ ner month, payable monthly In advance
" John II. ALLEN. President
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w n IyrH Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ToR SALE.

Improved and unlmproved property In
every quarter of the city; also, farms ana
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas. ,,.., to,,sos a.,
For rent--Dwellings and business houses u, -,
,ha nitv az DaiIas Special attention paid 10
abstracting and perieoting titles and estao,
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting Oh
'e"'"' W.F.LYTE K CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street,
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STATE OF TEXAS

II gives to the Passenger view OF tne grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ond
great grazing grounds of the West.
ia passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the state, Pullman's
Palace Drawing HoOm and sleeping Cars
leave 1t, Louis daily via the NJ, X. Il 4. R'y
M o a. m; Hannibal Mt 10 n. M, and 5edalia
at u,23 d. m, running through to Donison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous.
ton without change Connection is also made
nj sherman with The Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
lhe connections of this Road with the NJ,
X, & \. at Denison for 81. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city and all
points North aud East; with the Texas X Pa
cifIc at sherman for NJ. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis and all points East and southeast, anu
IL Hou. ton with the g., III. u :. a FOR san
Antonio the g., III. Il III Tor galveston, the
Texas x New orleans Railway Tor Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan ana Mallory steam
shiI \ lor ali points ON the Gull ana Atlantic
consts and the Liverpool 81 Texas steamship
line 10 Liverpool, havre and other EURO
mann cities are perfect, while lts freedom
fro,n dust and heat on account OF the nature
Of me nOil and the open prairie country over
svhich N passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
rlaasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
Proves. well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
snail Grain, and fruits, render IL especially
dasjrahle and advantageous to travellers and
shinners In preference 10 others,
~ i .onis Express leaves Galveston daily
I, xcept saturday. at 2:20 p. IN, Houston AZ
Ma NJ m !, Hearne at 2:25 p. IN, and Denison
ut ll:i5 n. M
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.,,rek,s puImOntc syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic. aud Mandrake Pills.

These deservedly celebrated and
rnlM medicines have effected a
.ou,ion in the healing art, and
rred the fallacy of several maXims
|tHh have for many years DISTRACTED
lwOgress of medical science. The
[s NppOsitIon that consumption is
|Bntlen deferred physicians from
|tnptng to find remedies for that
|sa.t, and patients afflicted with it
|1Deled emse!ves to death without
|lsug an ttlOrt to escape from n
au which they supposed to be un-
|aialle. 1t is now proved, how
III, that consumption can be cured,
|lhat t has been cured in a very
|tat number of cases (sOme of them
lpaeIt desperate ones) by
|utlcSs Pulmonic Syrup alone;
|iholher eases by the same medi-
! Of ID connection with Schenck's
liReed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
leG both, according to the require
|tlh Of the case.
|DGSchenck himself. who enjoyed
llIeIupted good health for more
4 forty years, was supposed at one
lelO be at the Vely gate OF death,
/ physicians having pronounced his
l%Aopeless, and abandoned Lin to
/ fate, He was cured by the afore-
|lmedicnes, and, since his recovery
|aly thousands similarly affected
Ne used DR., Schenck's preparations
| I'D Tue same remarkable success.
|illI directions accompany each,
|ikMg it not absolutely necessary to
IhoOally see DR.. Schenck unless pa
Fls wish their lungs examined, and
4 Ibis purpose he is professionally al
Il principal office, corner Sixth and
E'l streets, Philadelphia, every Mon
Where all letters for advice must
addressed.
|NAenCk's medicines are sold by all
|lggsts-jan3 I'm.
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.,,, in fra2ers Magazine says
'I ..e. ought never to magnify
/, :l 81, merely OssI show the object clear
~ Ogi "a as they are. Every person
!, 'Al't Wy able to read with his specta-
..l' ~ .sme distance that he was ac-
al' 'DS when ,I his sight was unimpair.
/. s'' o1,b5Ie. are preferred on account OF
Iy J,orness, never becoming dull
,ai '' ',.,me but they are dearer To
70 ,l llo' eve glasses hold them oblique-
sIiay nr ~ when, if the glass is cor
~, 81 lett letters will preserve their true
.rfter.
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'ad of All Competition in the Cloth
ing Trade.

p@d OF All Competition in the Cloth
ing Trade.
ias is very applicable to the enter
flg cIOthiers, h. M. Kahn & Bro.
\ e first and foremost to open
aIl campaign by the introduction
40 immense stock of fashionable
olng Tor men, boys and children,to
Ile desires of everybody the ap.
[a'IOA of which is being attested
4 oy the many beautiful suits they
FWthed out this season. 1t is safe
%erI that whenever you see any
wearing a nice-fitting, we'll
I" ana cheap suit, that it comes
u T. NJ. Kahn d Bros, and why
y mus, is because they exercise
greatest care n selecting the late
most approved styles, and their
'% ana prices satisfy every body
inug been in this city since in
Eh lhel are well qualified to know
wants OF this section, and their
sanity increasing business is the
\, proof That the public appreciate
recommend this reliable clothing
'uSiMeht to the public, where
, % contemplating buying can save
, ~ and get better goods than
2"neIe IN the city. We simply say
|, 'alS popular emporium and ex
'u n,n ,lelr stock and cur word for il
' s.lI be amply repaid.
IIs%IIelhOer--h. NJ. Kahn & Bro, the
"e's' corner Elm and Lamar
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time,
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions and Greater Security than any otner
Line. Passing through the richest and most
HnnnIlful nnrllnnA II tho GrnnL Emplrn
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD,
Formerly OF jefferson, Texas,)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

& ONCE over Marsalis d Underwood, corner
of Main and Lamar streets, Dallas.
WIN practice In all the state Courts, and
in the Federal Court, giving particular at
tention 10 matters in Bankruptcy.
aug2-dtf
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Dp WHITTIER,

SIT St. Charles Street'
49, III forms Of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nil I Fmissiops and Sexual Debility, WIN
ma, s No matter who iailed'
call or write; pamphlet or eonaaltauon !, Iii III
Can refer to the medical profession III ~
parts Of the Country.
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We also negotiate irst class bonds, and
make loans on good collaterals. =,
Collections made at all points In the Uni
ted States. Wun
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Attorneys az Law.


Jno. H. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner San Jaclnto and HarwoOd SITS.
alias, Texas, Calls to the country promptly
TENDED. Oot9tim
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NJ ATIONAL HOTEL, SneaG ~ witt pro-
~ prietors, Pacific Avenue, opposite City
Elevator. ian2
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q.,o,isao actress is credited by
lso ' 7, THAT city with a romance an A
l9p,s oil 'DT When Mrs, Mary Watson
IN le'l' .D,Iiond. she became acquainted
i5osoe .S osss to % Ss s %oi ,eS
's'i', ,'',d,mrnt, however, only lasted a
pt'ls.,sg.' the lady returning to Ame'
pno15',IS', officer starting ter india
ID lad ., ,''i was caused by Jealousy
ia L.. gone Entirely Syi9' i"aS d:1@
.' she ,'I' , month ago, she was advis'
,s'a op' l,ontrary by a letter from a
a@ 'D' LAWYER LAWYER, informing her that
Jadon ~; 5000 left to her in a will
ssy VERY nj. same officer, who recently
BE BY ,' 'n Mrs. Watson has gone
ID ,.a To obtain the money
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FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, November 9th, 1877.

DR.. S. j. Baird asked the Synod to con
slider Mr.. Wilson's resolution on a question
of privilege before the order of the day
should be takeh up, because, as he argued
the case of DR.. E. 7. Baird would be dam.
aged at the outset by this resolution. He
desired that Mr.. Wilson's resolution might
be considered first, 10 order that he might
VindlCate the case of his brother from the
reflections which it conveyed, in referring to
the distribution of a pamphlet to affect the
minds of the Synod.
On motion to postpone the order of the
day for this purpose, Rev. W. V. Wilson
said be was not surprised that DR.. S. j. Baird
vas troubled about this resolution. He said
that the honor of this Synod was concerned
on the one side las set forth in his resolution
and the honor of DR.. Baird on the other side.
Time 10 such case ought not to be regarded.
Mr.. Pnzer and Mr.. Thomas argued that
the resolution should be Withdrawn and pass
from the minds of members.
Rev. S. w. Watkins said that the resolu
ton was no part of the report of the Judi
cial Committee, and ought not to have been
brought before the house.
The Synod refused to postpone the order
of the day.
The whole of the morning until l P. M,
was taken up 10 discussion on the report
of the Judicial Committee, remandlDg the
case of DR.. Baird to East Hanover PreSby-
terry.
After recess, motion was made by Rev.
P. B. Price before the trial that DR.. S. j
Baird, or DR.. E. T. Baird, have an Oppor
tunity to make statements in regard to Mr..
Wilson's resolution in reference to the dis
tribution of certain pamphlet.
The motion was seconded; and Mr.. Viii
son having claimed his right to reply, DR.. S.
j. Baird said he would waive his privilege of
defence in this matter and stand upon his
integrity.
Mr.. Marye said he would not cut off the
appellant from any, even the EXTREMIST,
right or privilege. He could say this for
himself and in behalf of East Hanover Pres
bytery. If DR.. Baird wished the Synod to
revise the case, he could say for the Presby-
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.


The Synod of Virginia met in the Union PreSby.
terisn church, Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday, No
vember 9th. at y P. 81, and was opened with a
sermon By Rev. DIT. a. @. Alexander, last Moder-
ator, from Acts xvii %, % DR.. Alexsnder's
discourse occupied one hour ard fifteen minutes
1t was founded upon st. Pauls reference in his ad
dress from Mars Hill, at Athens, to az altar IN
seribed ITO the Unknown God. The iutroduo-
ton to the sermon. which extended over hf cen or
twenty minutes, was brilliant picture OF Athens
its streets and gates, temples and statues. The
insufhciency of the heather philosophy, and OF all
modern irrehgious philosophy, was discussed with
much learning and many literary illustrations; and
in the last part Of the discourse, Christianity as
divine revelation, luminous with the rays OF eeles-
tial light, was el0quenty eontrasted with other sys
Iems and shown 10 be the sole and only antldote
for the soul of man in It's religious wants.
DR.. Alexander was assisted in the services by
Rev. DR.. Pryor, OF Nottoway, and DR.. j. N. Wad
dell, Of the Synod OF Memphis, who Is present as
the Secretary of the General Assembly Commit
tee of Education.
After sermon the Synod was constituted with
prayer BY the retiring Moderator, DR.. Alexander
The roll Of members present was completed by
Rev. j. P Smith, stated clerk, and then Synod
proceeded 70 the election Of q Moderator The
principal contest was between Rev. w. V Wilson,
Of Marion, in Abingdon Presbytery, ard Rev. w.
T. Richardson, Of Stanton DR.. Smith, IN rising
to nominate Mr.. Richardson, said that the Synod
would need in the chair at this meeting man OF
nerve and decision. DR.. j. r. Graham said that
Abingdon Presbytery had never furnished Mode
rator, aud recommended Mr.. Wilson as q member
of the body IN every way qualified for the 6thoe,
as . minister Of thirty years standing whose hdel-
ity had been proven by his works.
Mr.. Wilson urged that he was unwelli and beg
ged that his name be withdrawn tut be received
a large vote.
Mr.. Richardson was elected by majority Of nine
votes and took the chair.
The temporary clerks elected were Rev. q. b
Stricken and ruling elder Il. l. HOiiadsy, OF Rap
idan. Orange county.
Adjourned at 10 p. NJ
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REV. W. J. LOwREY, OF LOUISVILLE,
KY.-The death of this eminent, beloved
and most useful minister in our Church is
announced. He departed this life on tie
11th inst. 1t is an event that will spread
sorrow wherever be was known. While all
must say, ''The will of the Lord be done, -
the dispensstion will be received as one Of
sore bereavement. A more special notice
will be given hereafter.
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FIFTH DAY.

Colonel Preston reported amendments to
the report recommitted on the subject of the
evangelzation of the colored people; which
were adopted. The amendments call more
special attention to the duty of establishing
Presbyterian churches among this class Of
our people, and also recommend the employ
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PREMIUM FOR SUBSCRIBERS, 1877.

Any person obtaining new subscribers, and
transmitting payment, may retain seventy
Jivs cents, as commission for each name.
Transmit by Post Office money order, or
by a registered letter.
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CARTER R. BISHOP, of Petersburg, Va,
q prominent citizen and elder il the Tabb
Street Presbyterian church, and Treasurer
of East Hanover Presbytery, We regret to
hear is extremely and hOpelessly i'll.
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The PHILADELPHIA PRESBYTERIAN
comes TO US this week in a new dress. The
type is large and clear, and the whole ap'
pearance of the paper is a pleasant one.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

sURLY TIM, AND OTHER STORIES By Frances
Hodgson Burnett. New York Scribper, Arm
strong 4 Go. l6mo. PIP. 270 Cloth $l.25.
These eight short stories of Mrs. Burnett's have
been gathered into one volume, and are as fresh
and life-like as her longer novel, THAT Lass of
Lowrie's," and will prove as popular.
For sale by West & Johnston of this city
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The TRUSTEES of Hampden Sidney Col
lege have appointed Rev. DR.. D. B. Ewing,
of Augusta county, Va, financial agent Of
the College.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for Novembe =
December. Boston James X Osgood & Co.

Contents
Resumption of Specie Payments BY Hugh Nc
Culloch Judge W. D. Kelley, Gen. Thomas Ewing,
David A. Wells, Joseph s. Ropes, and Secretary
Sherman; Caveer de la Sale, by Francis Parkman;
The War in the East, by Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan
The Functions Of Unbeliet, by Thomas Hitchcock
The Southern Question: by Charles Gayarre, of Lou
isiana Mchesngelo and the Buonnarroti Archives,
by I. Adolphus Trollope: America in Africa, by
Gilbert Haven; The Situation in France by Paris
Resident How shall the Nation regain Prosperity?
by David A. Wells; The Ultramontane Movsment
in Canada, by Charles Lindsey; Contemporary Lit
erature.
The Review in the future will be published by D.
Appleton & Co., New York.
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THIRD DAY,
THURSDAY, November S:h.

THURSDAY, November S:h.
Synod met at 81 A, M.
The following new names of members arrived
since yesterday, we're enrolled:
Ministers w. H Groves, j. H Bird, O. H.
Read, D. D., T. D. Witherspoon, d. D., and j.
r. Bowmsn-5.
Ruling elders B. G. D Moxlev, Thomas Dick
son, E. W. Gone, W. D Frv, Robert Bridges,
Thomas S. LANCASTER, and B. p Newman
Rev. j. d, Thomas brought to the attention OF
Il,
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ABINGpON PRFsBYTERY

Aa5sters.-S. d. Stuart, w. V. Wilson, ] n
Naf J ID. Thomas, L. H. Barnett, James q. Car
SOD j. D. Sullivan
Elders H. Darst, D. A St. Clair, H W.
Richardson
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE The numbers for the
weeks ending November % and 10Th, have the fol-
lowing contents:
The Color.Sense, by Ri Hon. W. E. Gladstone;
The Trial of Jesus Christ Part 1.-THE Roman
Trial by Alex. Taylor lines The Colors of Ami.
mails and Plants by Alfred Russell Wallace Doris
Barugh, Yorkshire Story by Katharine s. Mac
quoid, author of Patty" The Supernatural Ele.
ment in Shakespeare The School of Giorgione The
Irony of Life; La Grande Dame de lAncien Re-
William Black; Mr. Ruskins Unique Dogmatism
Lost in Magellan's Straits The Electric Conductiv-
ty OF Water; The Scenery and the People Of Lewis
Great Men at Pay with the usual choice poetry etc.
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY

Ministers -TbeodOrick Pryor D. d William
Beosn, d. D., j. D. Dadey, d. Armstrong,
d. D., NJ. d. HOge, ID d., S Baird, D D., W.
A. Campbell, T. L. Preston, d James p.
Smith, w. n. Scott, n. NJ Woods, j. NJ. Rose,
j. q, Painter, T. I Jones, W. f, Bishop.
Elders.-W. H. Burroughs Robert 0uld, @ f.
Collier 4. T. Brooke, ]. l. Marye. W. H. Isppey,
H. V. Niemeyer, G. w. Pollard James Miller.
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SECOND DAY.
ROLIl

WEDNESDAY, November 7th.
Synod met at @ A. NJ.
ROLL
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sHUrEs RECORD FOR SABBATH SCHOOL ScHoL.

SHUTE's RECORD FOR SABBATH SCHOOL SCHoL.
AIRS.
A neat little blank book with printed headings.
by which Sunday School scholars can preserve q
quarterly record of their studies and their contrbu-
tons, their attendance and their library book. A
capital book to quicken the interest of scholars,
and raise their standard of conduct and scholar
ship. Single copy, 5 cents per dozen, 60 cents.
Also, just issued,
SHUTE's TIME SAVING LIBRARY RECORD
This Record tells without the writing of any zig.
ures when book was taken out, what number it
was, and who took it out 1t also prevents, if de-.
Sired the same book being given the second time
to any scholar, and tells quickly how many times
each book has been taken out during given peri
cd. 1t will last for several years.
Price by mail, prepaid, $3.50. Address, Eben
Shute, 50 Bromfeld street, Boston, Mass.
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CHESAPEAKE PRESBYTERY.

Miaistsrs-J. ]. Bullock D. D., J. A. Lsfeyre
d D., p. Harrisou, r. L. MeMurran, Il. b
White, ID. ID Q. n. Cam6OtN, John Leyourn, d
D., W. IT, Murkaud, d D, A w. Pnzer, D. d.,
j. g. Hammer, D D, II. Brauoh, j + Cannon,
James Nicholas, William D4nwiddie, J. A. Scott,
Jr p 2. FlouruOy
EldTs.-W. II Lambert, A Stuart, s, d.
Gray, Dr. W. S. Cook, !, aac d. jones, V. A.
Shields, Oscar Bsaden O. d. Bail, William Snow
den, George Wise, w. L. Holiday.
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GREENBRIER PRESBYrERY

Ministers S. r. Houston, D. D, NJ. w. Bit
finger. j. II. Lewis. q. t. Lyle.
Elders "A. Il. Johnston, G H. Peck, J. NJ.
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of Virginia by Mrs Ann Christian Kent, Of South
western Virginia, and asked that committee De
appointed to examine the will and look after the
proDerty Committee appointed Ruling elders
f. N. Watkins, Robert o aid, and John Marye