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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
ssgd5y ssv j. p TTs in isqpPly9 M and sx pm
PRAYER Meeting Every Wednesday evening at e%
sea s free. The public are invi ed to attend.
sr MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis cr-Rev. j. HcCron.
sun lay Services 10y Il. m and 81 p. m
,'ra er Nee ing-Every wednesda, evening al g..
Seats free. Nopews ren cd. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev. Stuarl Nj hell.
Sunday Services 0h O. hi. and 6& p. IN.
Pra er Nee lns-Eyery wednesday evening a 6h
O'Clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rey, n, s. nuckin-ham'
Minis er-Rev. j. $. McMurray.
SUNDAY Scrvces-1 \ and 81 p. IN.
Rble Glass Ever Monday evening al oH O'Clock
Young Mems Pra er Nee ing-Every TucsoaA
General prayer Mceting-Every Thursday evening
O'Clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
t'astor-Rev @. D. Gurley.
Resi ience Central Hotel
SUNDAY Servces-l0X q. IN. and p. IN.
SUNDAY Schools a. m.
PRAYER Meeting-SaturdaY, p IN.
All are invited There is always room
BIT. rAuL's CHURCH.
Rector
Sunda, Servlces-lhk q. m, 6H p. m.
SUNDAY School-9 a. IN.
First sur lay In the month, Holy communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on fIlua.
evening before the st sunday In each month.
Pews rented but everyboit welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Eldcr-Rev. a. L. Reeser
Mini ter-Rev j. A. Irvine. ,,
sunday Services D. m, in the Iron Street Church
Pra pr Meeting-Every sabbath ut p IN.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meets In 1.-THE little Brick Church on the MI, y
known as the Welsh Baptist Church-on ROCK stree
east OF Iron. , .,
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords day al
ternoon at 81 o'clock. ,,,.,,, =.
Seats Iree ; and the public are cordlailY lh'i'eu
attend.
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A harmless old lu2atis boarding In .
Washington Pa family who trsgitsily re-
cites '.Sicsemper tyrannis,' and hss asaate;
spe are with John Wilkes Booths name in
it, is sensationaily paraded by the Pit''burs
leader as the living assassin of President
Iircoln. His identity is based on the douoj
whether Booth was killed, on the coincid}
euce Of the crazy mans appearance at W ashj
inyton, aud bis mode of life since, as well
as on the identification Of Booth by friend'
who faithfully kept his secret until th'
assassin's mind gave way.
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HIS NIGHT CAPS.-An American lady
who had been visiting friends in Canada
crossed the st. Lawrence at Cape Vincent
last week, and courteously invited the Gus
tom officer to examine her baggage, There
is nothing but wearing apparel in the
trunks" she remarked, with pretty smile
The officer unlocked the largest trunk, and
pushing aside heap of stockings, and over
turning layer of dress materials, posncec
upon dozen bottles of french brandy
"Do you call this,|wearing apparel" ?" h,
asked sternly. "Why, yes" replied tn,
lady, they are mylhusband's night caps"
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DR. SW Az N E'S
romn,,rd Sv-un of Wild Cherry

strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and Kidneys TO healthy action ih-
MIGRATING the nervous system.
Its marvellous power not only over every chronic
disc sc where gradual Alternative action Is needed
Under It's use the cough Is lOOsened. the night
sweats diminished the pain subsidies, The pulse re-
turns to lis atnral standard the stomach Is lmproN
ed I'm It's power to digest and assmilatc tne tOod Ahu
every organ has purcr and better quality or blood
supplied to II. ont OF which new recrcatiye and pas-
tic material Is made
DIR SWAYNE graduated at one OF the best Medi-
cal Colleges in the L. =, and was engaged In an ac-
tive practice for many ears thus guaranteeing tnnt
his preparations prepared upon strictly scentlhc
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TURNING THE TABLEs.-A venerable d.
vine, who had been dining out the night
before, went into a BARRIERS shop one morn
ing to be shaved. He saw that the barbe
had been getting more drink than was goo,
for him, tor 1t made his hand shake yer,
much, and naturally indignant, he bega
to give him little moral advice, saying
"Baa thing, drink" ""Yes." said the barbe
':it makes the skin remarkably TENDER
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THE COLUMBI
Job PRINTING!
Columbia County Official Directory
ousp,. pKMocHAT, STAR OF THB NORTH AND coLu
NAN SCOEsDIfDATED.)

president Judge--Willlam Elwell.
Associate Judges Train Derr, NJ a. Hughes.
prothOnotarN, Sc.-B. Frank Iarr.
Court Stenographer-S. n Walker.
3,rlster & Recorler-WllllamsOn II. Jacoby.
District AttOrney--John Nj. clark.
sheriff
Survs or-Isanc Dewitt
Treasurer -Dr H. W. McReynolds.
o. nmlssioners-John ilerner, S. W. McUenry,
Joseph sands. - ..
Commissioners Clerk-William Krckbaum.
Anlltors-M V. h. Kline. j. II. Casey, e. Is. Brown.
Coroner Charles q. Murph :. . -
Jury Commissioners Jacob II. Fritz, william II.
TIT.
Count superintendent WI liam II. snyder.
Bloc Poor District -DrectOrs-O. p. Ent, SEQ |,
Vim. Kramer Bloomsbury and Thomas Creveling,
jco t, U. Z. Ent, Secretar,.
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B|oomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsbury Banking Companv-John A. Funs on,
Presidcn II. II. Gro 2, Cashier. - ,,
Frs Ma iOnal Bank-Charles X. Paxton, resluen'
]. z. rustin, Cashier.
Columbia CouuN Mu ual Saving Fund and Loan
Assocla ionE II. Lit le Presiden', &. W. Millef'
Secretary.
Bloonsourg building and Saving Fund Associa lon
WIN. Peacock, President, j. u. Robson. secretary;
bloomsbury Mu ual Saving Fund AssOca lOn-,l.
j. Brewer, Presiden c. G. Barkey, Secretary
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A lawyer who does not believe in law, u
physician who does not believe in medicine,
a clergyman preaching doctrines which are
false to his own convictions, these are druid
ges of a lower order than the Irishman car
rying his hod of bricks up the ladder. James
Freeman Clarke.
To choose time is to save time, and an
unreasonable motion is but beating the air
= Bacon.
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PHYSICIANS RFCONNrNDIT

DR.. Thomas j. b. RhOads. Boy ertown, Berks Co.,
Pa. writes: Your compound syrup OF WI Cherry
| esteem very highly have been selling ana recon-
mending II to my Iaient- for many years and 1t al
ways proves cniracous in obstinate coughs, bron-
Chial and aSthmhii, al affections II has made som"
remarkable cures IN this section, ana consider II
the host remedy with which am acquainted.
] rice = SIX bottles for s.. II not sold by vour
dluggist, we will fCrward half dozen by express,
ffely Il puIu OF receipt Of p'iCc.
~ Describe symptoms IN all communications, and
address letters TO DIR. SWAiNE II son, $50 North
sixth street, Philadelphia. No charge will be made
for advice sold by druggists and dealers In med-
cincs generally
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THE LUNGS
CoNsuMpTIoN.

This distressing and dangerous complaint. and Its
premontory symptoms, neglected cough, nght
sweats hoarseness wasting flesh feyer-perlnanent,
Cherry"
BRONCU1TtS-a Premonitor OF pulmonary CON
sumption. is charaeteri1edhy Catarrh or inflammation
OF the mucuous membrane of the air passages;
hOarSnness, pains In the chest. For All BrOncMhl
affections, sore throat, loss of voice. coughs,
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THE UNDERSIGNED representing several
Of the most cOuSrrvutNc ard r'iia0le AM l.-
can Fire Insurance C,uipaulrs, wou'f be lep't ig
GHcr his services to the citizens N hucnshur- anu
yrintt requesting a reasonable sh0r. uf the public
W. J. POW
BlComshurg.Iuly ls, 1870.
july 2l-5m.'
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EhMAEn IL. llANSnN

Engineer Of Geo. sweeney = Pottery.
Ridge DAD. below allacc, PhIa.
over 90 years have elapsed, and Mr. Hanson still
remains u hearty man to this doy-Scptembcl aOthr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sailing from pier 81 North River


For NORFOLK. CITY POINT and RICHMOND ruRs
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at s r. NJ con.
meeting with the Virginia aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic
Coust Line Piedmont Air Line. Chesapeake Ohio Rail-
road and with the steam lines interior points
In North Carolina aud Virginia. S''
NEWBERNE and WASHINGTON. y. q. (ia Norfolk1
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
LEWES. Dell MONDAY aud THURSDAY At 3 p NJ.
connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills Of fading nli points
Feahts received daily pier No 81 North General
Office. No. 1877 Greenwich 81. ~ L. McckEADY President
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL Line
~ h-se first class steamships will sail ut ~ from pIss
Is North River foot OF Cedar for Havana direct fol-
COLUMBUS. Wednesday. May M
For freight passage having unsurpassed sccommods
'0"'' WIN P. CLYDE 4 CO, No. Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN. LULING CO.. Agents Ia Havana
MORGAN'sLINET TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
THE steamers will sail from pier 10 North River fol-
Lone sTAR..... ......,........ Saturday. May rs
to Morgans Louisiana Texas Railroad for Morgan City.
thence Mor-nn's steamships Texas pirt Through
bills of ladin signed TO all points the Mississippi River
Mobile. Galveston, Indanola Corpus Christi Rockport,
Brazos, SantnvJ, brownsville and all points the
out and Texas Central Intern tiona and Great NORTH
for st. Mar.'s and Fulton landed at nockport
Antonio freight taken via Cuero At reduced rates.
Insurance be effected under policy OF the ue
To New orleans, cent to Texas PORTS ~
freight further inform tti0n apply to BOGERT
MORGAN. AGENTS, office pier 10 North River.
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TRAVELLEIIS' GUIDE.

4 LBXNY BOAT PEOPLES LINE.
n The elegant DREW and ST.. JOHN leave
Al North River uo of CanaI ST. week day ut NJ
connecting Albany for Saratoga, Tire North and West
A LBANY DAY LINE ST AMERS WILL COMMENCE
Atheir passages Monday June f. from New York and
Albany Close connection and from the West will
with the New York Central, and and from the
south with Pennsyivania railroads
A THE MARY POWELL WILL COMMENCK RUN.
n .ning for the from pier 49, North River vestry
st. Wednesday, May 30. making the usual landings.
4 -ls7z-LLOYD's DOCK, OYSTER BAY. JONES
Dock Gold Sprng,, L. 1.-The new and fast stesmer
IDLEWILD will leave New ork daily Sundays exceptedl
above places pier Fast River foot wall
ST. .: 45 r. NJ. foot Of $50 East RIVER at r. N.
Stages will connect ~ Iloyds Dock for Huntingdon
Tickets all landings 60 Excursion tickets. 81
-CfTlZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY,
A.connectng with xl railroad lines North East and
West magnificent steamers leave daily Saturdays
ccpted) r. NJ, pier 40 North River. f,ct Leroy st.
HATSKILL AND sTuYv SAINT BOATS LEAVE DAILY
Ocm pier A. foot OF Canal ut r. NJ for passengers
and freight
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NEW 6RLEANs DfKECT-THE CROMWELL LINZ
IN steamship KNICKERBOcKER. Saturday Nav "a y
3 o'clock r. NJ. from pier North River. - =
hrongh hills OF Iading given Mobile and prlneius
points the Mississippi River For or
ply to CLARK SEAMAN. 30 West st -
DOR BERMUDA, ST THOMAS AND WEST INDIES
IL he elegant British steamers GAMMA and NJ.
BRA. sailing May "a and May H. will now TORN se,"is,
weekly line for Bermuda direct. The Bermud A. are r
most tavorte and convenient winter resort. -
For full particunr and phIets apnlv N
OtTEKB nIDGE Agent. 20 Broadwav
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A CHURCH DISPUTE SETTLED.

In September 1875 tho pastor OF the South Prcsby.
terrain Church resigned and the congregation sought
union with tho Rcmscn street Presbyterian Church
In November Of the year . union
elected and sinco that timo services have been
held alternately In both edihccs. Tho south
prcsby people accepted tho pastor Of the Remsea
street people, and claim Il dono with the
Outstanding that the Clinton Sroot Church, tho
combination Is called, should take tho South
Church edinco for place Of worship This
deferred until last night, whom the new organization
met TO decide .hc matter. Mr.. Strnnahan elected
Moderator and tho first business brought up for
sideraton was presented IN tho shape OF q motion.
tho sense OF which that tho Clinton Street
Presbyterian Church selects tho South Presbyterian
OF this motion Rev. DR.. Spier made long speech In
which no claimed that II was but justice 10 the
people OF the South Church that the motion should
prevail. Hc explained that 10 was accepted
by largo number OF the people interested part Of
the contract which the basis Of the union. The
combined debt OF The bodies embraced under
had been put in the market for sale;
tho price asked for tho one on Rsmsen
The speaker argued that the Rcmsen street property
sold the church would DO without debt and
have surplus OF $l3 900, while. " tho other
structure was decided away, debt Of $4,000
would sin remain unsaiislcd. Hc claimed
further that the South Church geographically the
centre OF the church district, and that tho Remssa
district The phrase ''sociai ccntre' used
with irony by several OF tho advocates of
came 10 for a share OF SATIRE About twenty gentle.
men spoke on tho motion, nil those from Remses
street denying any knowledge Of an implied asress
mont, and all from the south Church asserting thu,
there was such agreement
The motion was finally put, and the "nrst families
from tho social centre" voted u down by mAJorit
OF 80. tho vote bcing Ill to So The result OF this vol
70 that the Clinton Street Presbyterian Church vi
hencciortn worship In The kemsen street cdince.
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RELIGIOUS AMUSEMENT.

singular occurrence took place 10 Justice Eliottu
court room, Brooklyn, yesterday Tho facts leading 70
the action taken thcse:-O Sunday evening" March
Is there and other during
the services In the Appleton Mission OF Hewss
street and Kent avenue, Williamsburg Three young
men named George Myers. George Aureus and Charles
J. Evans arrested for making the disturbance,
but evidence being against Thorn they wero not
held at the station house. subsequently they were
rearrcstcd on a warrant and on the 9th INST had
q partial examination before Justice Elliott Tho
sion, II appears was an experience meeting and tho
witnesses for the prosecution testified that the utter.
anccs OF the speakers vino took part IN tho
were amusing and some OF tho witnesses had smiled
during the evening" had the accused. The managers
OF the Mission decided not to appear In yestsr
day but TO let tho matter by default Justice Elliott
had an linking OF this, though ofcial notice mad
been gwen. aud ms tho Assistant District Attorney.
Henry Sncli appeared to prosecute behalf Of the
people, he refused 10 allow The default, but
journcd the week and issued subppnas for
the complaining witnesses, William I. Jordan and
Thomas e. spencer TO appear, the ground that the
had attained such notoricty that tho young
were entitled TO either honorable discharge II the
WAS not proved or mcrised punishment should 10
prove otherwise. Tho court room was donseiy
crowded, and rs tho people commenced ~ withdraw
one Of tho spectators fen IN IT. causing quite little
excitement among the young lady witncescs In the
cssc OF whom there were thirsy forty present TIE
removal Of the Mcx man restored quot however, and
alter the witnesses had been notified 70 appear -
Thursday nexS thA rpom vas cleared
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY 3D. ls77-TRlPLE SHEET.
and the sscre. service oro. Of the Treasury and tho

and the secret service force Of the Treasury and the
Internal revenue agents into one organization
Assistant Secretary French, to whom this PROPOSE
ton was referred, reported That II would be highly
incxpedicnt 10 adopt tit
The number OF customs agents reduced by the
last Congress from nfty-two TO twenty as tho maxi
mum.
SILVER COIN AS TENDER IN PAYMENT FOR
GOVERNMENT LANDS.
Tue Secretary OF the Treasury has decided In re-
sponsc 10 question submitted to him by the Commits
sionsr OF the General Land ONCE that silver ten.
dercd In payment tor government lands be
ceved IN any on pay greater amount than So
THE FOUNDATION OF THE WASHINGTON MoNU-
MENT.
The Board Of Engineers appointed TO investigate the
suicency OF the foundation OF the Washington
ment have completed their report. Although Il Is AS
yet withheld from publication, there Is good authority
Tor stating that the report will condemn the founda
ton Us Insufficient warrant the completion Of the
monument on the present site, and the whole ques
ton Ms 10 what shall be done with the unnnish
structure will therefore have be again RENTED
Congress-
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THE PILGRIMAGE TO ROME.

PREPARATION FOR THE CELEBRATION or THE
FITTrETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PopE's ELE-
vATroN TO THE EPIscoPAcY.
Yesterday morning, after seven O'Clock, tho
French Canadian pilgrims arrived at the Grand Gen.
trail Depot in this city. Mgr Racine, Bishop OF Shcr
brooke, Province OF Quebec, accompanied by about
100 clergymen and laymen from different parts Of
Canada, mot NJ tho depot by a delegation or
the ST. John tho Baptist Benevolent Society OF New
York. composed OF Messrs. l.. j. ID Normandcau, Woo
President and Fl. Lc Bel. Secretary OF tho society.
An address was presented by tho delegation to hts
grace Mgr Racine, who thanked the gentlemen OF tho
society Tor their attentions.
THE AMERICAN PILGRIMS.
II Is expected that the OF tho lfeth an
niversary OF the Popc's elevation to the
which takes place the 2lst OF next month, more
numerous band Of pilgrims from the United States
mitecs Invitations the faithful In all lanus
asking them to DO In Rome on tho men,
orablc occasion, and It is suggested that offerings be
made In favor OF those clergymcn who for opinion s
sake have been obliged to INTO cxle. The Canadian
pilgrims, who arrived here yesterday. take them
$50 900 and large sum IN gifts oil buffalo robes, iurs
specimens Of gold and silver ores, cloaks nantes
Of feathers, tho offerings oil Christian indians.
AMERICAS VALUABLE rKIBuTE
Mrs. General sherman. who appointed one Of
the ladies 10 organize the Jubilee movement in Amer
ica has put forth great energy IN the matter and her
contributions from tho diocese OF Now York will
It has been stated exceed $780, 000 OF San Fran
cisco, $75.0o0; Philadelphia, $50, 1000; Baltimore,
$4,000; Brooklyn. $4,000; New Jersey, $40, 900.
Besides these vast amounts, large numbers OF line
articles manufactured In tho United States
way to Rome
AMERICAN PRKIATEs TO
The Archbisnops OF Philadelphia and Baltimore are
to be al Romc this remarkable OCCASION. The Most
Rev. Dr. Bayey, who Is now In Now York, will leave
for Europe In few days The Most Rev. DIR. Wood,
who will be accompanied by Fathers Lane, sullivan,
Dornhege and Walsh, is expected to sail from
Philadelphia Some significance IL attached to DR..
Bayley's visit 10 Romo NJ this particular juncture
whom the number OF cardinals IL about 10 DO In
creased. 1t Is also thought that the Archbishop
OF Baltimore will not again resume the duties
OF his diocese. The Right Rev. Dr. Gibbons, Of Rich
mond Va, has good chance OF being called to the
place. The Right Rev. DR.. McNierny, Bishop Of Al.
bany, sailed on Wednesday for Europe tho
Russia Albany sends 10 Rome the sum OF SO 900, ex
elusive OF ,000 gold contributed by tho pastors Ia
deiruy their Superior's expenses while abroad
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REFORMED EPISCOPAL SYNOD.

Al Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church, N sNsv-
ark yesterday the Synod OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church OF New Jersey New York and Connecticut met.
Bishop Fellows, Of Chicago, opening the services and
acting presiding oiccr OF tho buninsss proceeding
Among those present aud invited takeseats dele
gatos Ex-Governor Stewart woodiord OF Brook
Yn; Colonel Aycrigg. OF Passaic and all clsrsymsn %
the Reformed Episcopal Church. all the lay delegates
to General Council aud all ministers Of other evan
gelicsi churches The roll being called the following
churches found to be represented First Reformed
Episcopal Church. New York city Emmanuel Reformed
tion, Brooklyn; Church OF Atoncncnt, Brooklyn;
Church Of Redemption, Brooklyn; Church OF Corner
Stone, Nswburg. r.; CHRIST Church. Railway, N,
J.. Emmanuel Church, Newark, N. j.; Emmanuel
Church. Jersey City Heights Very encouraging
ports received from tho several churches regard
10 their progress. The day devoted mainly 10 .
consideration OF tho proposed synodca constitution.
In the evening there largely attended missionary
meeting.