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CANNOT BE
EXCEILED.

CHARLEsTowN, MASS,
II. R. STEVENS.
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that ]
have used your ''BlOod Preparation
in my family for several years, and
think that for Scrofula OF CankerOus
HumorS or Rheumatic affections il
cannot be excelled; and as a blood
purifier and spring medicine it is the
best thing l have ever used, and ]
have used almost every thing. can
cheerfully recommend it to any one in
need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
No, 10 Russell Street
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IT is A
Valuable Remedy.

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. 7, 1870.
MR.. STEVENS.
Dear Sir,-I have taken several
bottles of your VEGETINE. and am
it is a valuable remedy for
Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, and
general debility of the system.
can heartily recommend it to all
suffering from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MUNROE PARKER,
So Athens Street.
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The best way to fill in dark days of per-
sonal sorrow is to enlighten them by work
for others, going out of ones self into the
suffering of other people that is within
reach Of relief,
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GIVES
Health, Strength,
AND APPETITE.

My daughter has received great
benefit from the use of VEGETINE.
Her declining health was a source of
great anxiety to all her friends. A
few bottles of VEGETINE restored her
health, strength and.appetite.
N. H. TILDEN,
Insurance and real estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
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VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and Invigorates the
Whole System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
.alterat6ve, Tonic, SOIUesst,
and DisS7'eEic.
Reliable Evidence.

AAS44SS~&O i. &ONAVVs
:MR. Il. r. STEVENS.
/: Dear Sir,-I will most cheerfully add
my testimony to the great number
you have already received In favor of
your great and good medicine, VEGE-
TINE, for do not think enough can
be said in its praise; for I was
troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, andshad
such bad coughing-speIls that 1t
would seem as though t never could
breathe any. more, and VEGETINE
has cured me; and do feel to thank
: God all the time that there is SO good
a medicine as VEGETINE. and 7 also
think it one of the best medicines for
coughs, and weak, sinking feelings at
the stomach, and advise everybody to
take the VEGETINE. for can assure
them it is one of the best medicines
that ever was.
!: MRS. L. GORE,
!: Cor. Magazine and Walnut Sts.,
+: Cambridge, Mass
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EREsH AND SALT WATER OYSTERS
AT A NEW PLACE.!

ERESH AND SALT WATER OYSTERS
AT A NEW PLACE!
Salt Water Oysters, sl.aO per gallon.
Fresh Water Oysters, $1,O0
Also Fresh Salt Pork,
Fruits of all kinds
Vegetables in Season,
Prime Butter and Eggs.
alwss ys to be found of the best quality nothing stale
is of erred my customers. whom Twill use every means
to pl ease.
ISIS peciai attention paid to my former business
REPAIRING AND CLEANING CLOTHING,
which will do in the best style and at shortest no.
F.M. HARDWOOD,
nOv1e-1y No. IA, Augusta Street.
p1EDMoNT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA.
The Oldest Life Insurance Company in the South.
ACCOMMODATIONS, 100000.
Join F: EpWHRDs, ce-fre esiet
J. j. HOPKINS, Secretary.
mar30ly
wv HEAT! WHEAT!!
AND THEIR GRAIN WANTED!
10000 Bushels Prime Wheat,
10000 Bushels Prime Corn,
10000 Bushels Prime Oats
1900 Bushels Prime Rye.
Delivered along the line of the C. & o. R. B., an
the Valley Railroad.
noyl66m SURLETT.
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I JOSHUA THOMAS.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER & CLEANER
ECLIPSE PORTABLE ENGINE.
! MONITOR PORTABLE ENGINE.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
LION AND STAR HORSE RAKE S
MILL ONES,
BOLTING CLOTHES,
SMUT MACHlNES
Betting, &C.
50 Light Street.
mars6m BALTIMORE MD.
! TRULY MARVELLOUS AND ASTONISHING.
DIR. DARMSTADT'S
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC DROPS
are making kim wonderful reputation troughoat the
| THOUSANDS OF OUR BEST PEOPLE!
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Oppression, Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache. Constipation, Nervous
Debility and Hemorrhoids,
SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY CURED!
PURELY VEGETABLE.
PRICE, rs CENTS.
RO. ARMISTEAD,
MANUFACTURER,
No. 1926 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
mar23ly
CLEMMERS AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKEY.
RUMGARDNERs AUGUSTA COUNTY ~,
T owMANs AUGUSTA COUNTY wH1sKEY.
EULcHER's AUGUSTA COUNTY wHIsKEY
K DINERS AUGUSTA COUNTY wH1sKEY.
DRUCE's AUGUSTA COUNTY WHIsKEY.
At Wholesale and Retail,
feb15 BURKE g. BRADLEY.
| WHEELER g. WILSON
SEWING MACHINES
Repaired in a reliable and careful manner, nd w.u
Also sewing machine
N EE LES,
IN BEST QUALITIES ONLY
AT
PERRY & TEN BROECK,S
Main ST., next to Grange Hall.
MARKER and other labor-saving af1chments..
| mars
i ToMATOEs!l
| We have large lot of very CHo1cE.
CANNED TOMATOES,
which are for SALE and must be sold at REDUCED
| PRICES. Merchants and consumers will find it to
feb22- BAKER BROS.
EOR RENT OR SALE.-I have for rent large
| IL and convenient
STORE HOUSE.
With shelves, counter and other fixtures, in the vii
age OF Midway: or will sell the Store House with
| the adjoining lot and dwelling house
JAS. E. A. GIBBS,
! mars 4t* Steel's Tavern, Va.
~ TIMgERLAKE & BELL
Have reduced
CLARK'S o. N. T. 49,
MACHINE THREAD TO
| s. cents spool.
OPUM fF psn 10 5 Ree Says f. no o.rs
! MoRPHINE VIM ndesired. Alicorrtspondel.c &C
HABIT CUkED strictly private consu Triton free
'''N''',''' N'~'' G" GEO CIV" " HEDR1CK. MD,
febS-3m* Harrisonburg or Dayton, Va,
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HAvEA
LARGE SUPPLY OF
COAL AND LUMBER
constantly on hand, and will be pleased to accom-
argS4tf N' ''-' WIZ = IAREW & LEWIS.
EISHERSVILLLE LIME,
IN BARRELS,
| For sale at
feb22- BAKER BROS.
TIMOTHY SEED!
TIMOTHY SEED!
A choice lot for sale by
feb22- BAKER BROS.
MAEnnayear Agents wanted everywhere. Bue.
| AVMEEH illness St icty legitimate Particnlarsfre1
! VGVOVA Address J. WoRRH = Co, st. L0uie, n
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MY FIRST LOVE LETTER.

BY GRACE GREENWOOD.
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CHARITY CAKE.-Mix one cup of sugar,
TWO cups flour. one teaspooful of salaratus,
a piece OF butter the size Of hens egg.
and spices to your taste. 9'
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NUT CAKE.-Beat two cups of sugar
Win half cup butter, add four eggs. we'll
oea'en' enree cups flour, two teaspoonfuls
OF BAKING powder mixed with the flour,
one cup sweet milk, beat all together. then
aoo Two cups OF hiok DRY nut meats, cut
fine; flavor with vanilla.
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LEVY BROTHERS

Have the stock Ladies' aud Cdren Hosiery
Moderate Prices.
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w. T.. BUMGARDNER, JOHN MCQUAIDE
TOf j. Bumgardner & SOns.1
VIZ L. BUBfGARDNER & CO.,
NOS, NEW STREET.
NEW STORE! OLD GOODS!
Offer for sale:
French Brandy-genuine imported,
Apple Brandy 1867,
Peach Brandy, 1865,
Fine Old Gin,
j. Bumgardners and other brands
of Augusta County Whiskey,
Old Bourbon Whiskey,
Gibson's xxx Whiskey,
Champagne of various Brands,
Clarets-St. Julien, st. Estephe, &C.,
Sherry, Madeira, PORT &C.,
Augostura, Stoughton and other Bitters,
Havana and Domestic Cigars and Cigarettes
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
&C., &C., &C., &C
OLD 81. BUMGARDNER' WHISKEY A
SPECIALITY.
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LEVY BROTHERS
LEVY BROTHERS

display the exnsvestoc of Black Apa and Mohars
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LEVY BROTHERS:

received Handerchefs Scarf
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10 PREVENT HONEY from candying af-
ter being strained from the comb, put it in
a kettle over the fire, boil it gently, and as
the scum rises skim it off until it becomes
clear, when it can be turned in the vessel
you wish to keep it in, where it will keep
clear and fresh without oandying. There
are many persons who carnot eat new
honey, but when SO prepared no injurious
effects will follow.
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WINE SAUcE.-One cupful coffee SUI
gar, half cupful rich sweet milk. one
stick cinnamon, little mace and lemon
peel and quarter ounce of butter. Boil
together until we'll mixed, then add a
wineglassful of sherry or port LEFT # ho;l
up once and remove from the fire. Serve
Immediately hot.
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LEVY BROTHERS

VIII show you New and Handsome Spring Dress Goods
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A SIMPLE and safe vermifuge consists
OF powdered rust of iron. It expels the
worms and strengthens the constitution.
10 child six years old, twenty grains
way be given. An adult may take a quar-
ter of an ounce. 1t may be given in mo-
lasses or in beer. Followed always with
an aperient-senna for child, castor oil
for an adult.
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COLD IN THE HEAD.-This can be
cured at once if taken in time. Dissolve
a tablespoonful of pulverized borax in a
pint OF hot water; when tepid, snuff some
up the nostrils two or three times a day.
or use the dry powdered borax like snuff,
taking pinch as often as required.
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How TO APPLY LIME.-There is but
one profitable way to apply lime to land
that needs it, and that is to scatter it up
on the surface, in, an air-slaked or dry,
powdered, condition. This may be done
in the fall or early in the spring. 1t will
be waste of labor, and loss of manure,
mot of lime,) to compost the lime with
manure. There is enough hard work to
be done upon the farm, without making
useless labor by devising unheard of meth
DDS of doing simple things.
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LEVY BROTHERS

Have just manufactured splendid lot Of Ladies Go
and Aprons lower than ever.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
THE REGISTERS OFFICE /,

Alargely attended meeting OF members of the Barr
especially interested in real estate held by
quest Of Register Loew at his Office yesterday after
noon. William II. Arnoux. Of Arnoux Ritch Wood
ford. elected chairman. The Register stated
that he had called the meeting to consult with
the gentlemen present with reference to the
preparation Of schedule of lawful prices
which should hereafter govern him and
his employees for any and all services
rendered by them. He read letter of instructions
which he had sent to his deputy, Mr.. Docharty, on
the l4th Of September last ten days before the meet
ing OF the Bar Association which took action regard
ing the accusations against the county officers.
The letter instructed the deputy to see that
only the statutory fees In all cases be charged.
and to report to him any violation Of the
rule, which would be regarded sufficient
cause for instant dismissal of the offender Among
the lawyers who attended the meeting were Richard
II. Bovine. r. G. Fellows. Townsend Wandell. David
Mcclure. George waddngton. Of the firm Of Lord.
Day l. Lord; Ambrose Mcneil and John Davidson
After consultation the chair appointed
examine into the statutes governing the fees
OF the Registers Office Messrs Jonn j Thomasson.
J. L. Riker. Richard Emmett. J. H. v. Arnold and
Francis Byrne which committee charged with
duty OF reporting the schedule mentioned Mt the
meeting to be held on Saturday next At the Regis
Ter "a office
The New York herald., 1878-12-15

tell What religion can't do the fear of the reporter
will accomplish
Do you know what the fundamental dificulty with
the world is? 1t is the universal deluson that No
8 boot can be made to fit No. foot. Change that
misapprehension and You will alter the complexion
OF history. The bank cashier takes a few thousand
dollars from the vault with the expectation of be
coming rich Wall street and returning it; the
clerk drives a fast team and INDUCES in all its
comitants salary of $500; the business man
lives on the avenue and accumulstes debts with the
hope that something favorable will turn mp; the
young lady marries for money and dreams Of .
happy home. They are all trying to get No. boot
on No. Q foot. Nt&
fine old gentleman OF ninety has lately
decorated lady of eighty with orange bios
SONS. 1t little late in life to try experiments.
but they both needed discipline and wise
enough to know how they could ges the most Of it in
the shortest space of time.
The United states Treasurer has paid England for
all the fish the Banks Of Newfoundland. which Is
well enough. but the Ash have not yet been notified
Of the fact. and may be embarrassed when they
the luscious bait dangling in tho water AZ to
whether it IL Englishman or AN American who IL
waiting for . ribble. 1t is more than courteous
to give them the proper infornation and suggest
to the Secretary of State that the words OF Hood.
To tell the fish he need not speak.
Although his voice 10 finc;
He'll And the most convenient way
Will be 70 drop line.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
IRELAND FOR THE IRISH.

THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD AND II. n. n"
STEPHENS VIEWS.
The following documents, which have been re-
ceived at the HERALD Office. will be read with sttcn-
by persons interested in the Irish national
ment. They have reference to the new departure
recently made by large section of the Irish nation
alists residing in America. and they represent tho
views Of the extreme revolutionary party both here
and in Europe. The documents are circular from
the Fenian brotherhood OF America AN extract from
letter to that body James stephens. its former
leader. and manifesto from the Il X. b." revo
lutionary organization In Ireland. They all con-
denim the policy Of the new departure
InEIAxDs ANSWER TO THE ADVOCATES OF THK NEW
DEPARTURE"
We hnd by the copies of the Dublin frtshmdn lately
received here that many Of the Irish newspapers pre-
tend to see in the so-called "new departure plain
proofs that at last the Fenians ha come 70 recognize
the ''foliy OF endcavoring to upset English rule
Ireland by physical force.' la answer to this. wo
desire to state distinctly and emphatcaly. TOR the
information OF the friends OF Irish freedom the world
over that the Fenisn Brotherhood OF America have
had nothing whatever to do with this socaed Irish
new departure" nor have they any faith Parlia-
mentary agitation. whether the sgitator be q home
ruler an oDstructionst or n nationalist. Our views
identical with those set forth In the accompanying
manifesto just received from Ireland through James
Stephens, an extract from whose letter we append
GEORGE SMITH.
JOHN MURPHY,
JOHN ID. DR1SCOLL. ca,,..r - A.
ypIiv nIiISE Fenian brotherhood.
MI,HAEL ID. ROHAN.
EDWARD wHAIEN,
ExKcurivE OYrIcE, +. b., NRw YORK. Dec. IL, 1873.
EXTRACT FROM Mn. STEPHENS IKrrER.
PARIS Nov. ~. 1873.
GENTLEMEN AND BROTHERS:
l might have started before hearing Of
the insane baseness of this ''new departure" but
that might not have been well after all. Their
ton Is turning their own few friends against them.
and filling the /. X. ID. with indignant life. The day
before yesterday received the accompanying mani
festo. written and brought out without hint from
me- but sent to me for approval. and to make such
changes ms deemed necessary. Now, wrote yes.
terday saying that IL written inspired by myself
should make certain notifications. but the mani.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15

Baptist Church. will be exposed this morning by Rev.
X. b. Hull. and Lessons from the Life Of Deborah
will be drawn this evening.
In Thirtieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church the
Rev. j. W. Ackery will preach this morning and
Rev. Stephen Merritt this evening.
CLOUDS and showers will pour out their lessons
through Rev. b. II. Burch on Twenty fourth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church this morning. "Your
Hour" will he presented this evening
The Yorkville Young Mems Christian Association
will be addressed this afternoon by Rev. J. D. wilson
The Rev. r Heber Newton viii preach this evening
in the Anthon Memorial Church 1.-The Christian
Hel being the second in the series on Future Pun
ishment"
The services at Grace Chapel will be conducted
to-day as usual. by Rev. DIR. A. b. Carter.
Bishop Littlejohn. OF Brooklyn. will preach in the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest this morning. and in
the afternoon DR.. Rowland win consider "The Voice
in the Wilderness"
At the Protestant Episcopal Church of st. John the
Baptist the Rev. c. r. DUNE will preach this morning
and afternoon.
DR.. L. H. Chaplin Will preach in the Church OF the
Divine Paternity this morning Christ . Social
Force" Evening service usual.
The Ladies' West Side Temperance Union, . new or
ganization. viii open their campaign in Blocker
Building this evening. Judge Pitman. George Fran
els Train Major E. II. Ropes. James Williams and
others will deliver short addresses. w. Bentley aud
J. A. Camping will lead the singing.
The Rev. George G. Min. having withdrawn his
resignation. win be installed pastor Of the East Con-
gregationA Church on Wednesday evening. DR.. Dur
yea Henry Ward Beecher aud other clergymen viii
take part.
The services in the Russian chapel this morning
will be- conducted, usual. by the Rev. Father
Bjerring.
Dr. Ever will minister to st. Ignatius Protestant
Episcopal Church at the regular services to-day.
In the Church Of the Messiah the Rev. George
Bachelor. Of Salem. Mass. will preach morning and
evening.
Loyalty to the Truth" will be considered this
morning by the Rev. s. 8. Seward in the Sweden
borgian Church.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE rnASsrEns.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following is q statement showing the
estate transactions recorded In the Registers
December A. @st ttf N- -
Grand boulevard n O. corner Of iooth st.. 25xioo;
salome l4scw to kdward seleck, ...,...."...,, g
5osh !. last. No. IA; Oscar c'NeiImAn to Louis
Fulton ss. ". ., ii7s II, !. Of iIot6 ST. 5;ixss;
iis,h -. .. vn :. Of ssh av'. fssioo; William
18th ST. $. isD 4. .. Of .th av SO. roa Henry
s.oiimsysr and wife 60 Charles Brunniag
cath st,s $50 n, ". Of Lexington av,, 2oxiuo5;
e4,h ST.. sa, $50 II. v: o. Lenington sv, 2oxl015;
Gerard gset%sp , and eshsrs 4 70
United States Trust Company
74;h =. n as r. & 81 si Miss9S iesAi
Prince s sss CORNER sSasn 70 % sS sossis H.
Chesvood tetsrcsJ % Henry sisfte ~ ~ :,
"a sa 81. siis 10 g w,ii.% n s Ssy 'oAi Henry NJ ts
4,s NV. w. s. a4ii Il. n si iassh 81, 75sso; fx5nas
Shea and wiie 10 Hsnry. IL Asossn. ...............
Sd vt. a. ., Ip #, " Of sv K. assioall. wiiiIsm
RECORDED noRrGAGks, l,..,5 ~,
Bresler Charles H., "a William A. Falls, w. q Of 9th
AZ Of 4.,h = aiso y. y sosass q .'.h .s s"s
Briggs. Peter and wife. 10 John. h Hsskin isa.r..
dian, aeJ. ". q, Of wiiiismsblidge road sSaaih
Bronson. wilis,, aud wife, u wii,isn barton,
corner Of Madison ay. and essh St year. .....
Bran,ns - Charles a., 70 msnry yss0'incysf.AAsf 's'h
Same same same property months. 49,.
Hcnncssey, Richard and wife. TO Elisa Wiener
prustee, Ac), .. VI e4sh ST. " Of Isxingsos sy,;l
same 70 same, Il ,;4ih st, VI Il lexington av;
Kroos. Marie and husband. 10 Jamcs II. Taft. saw.s
corner Of stanton and Ludlow Sta lyear. .gs.. u
Lsgomarsino, GismbatistA, to, TbsVdore Cs sPohle.
". OF Fulton av., g. of l1Uth st.; years -. =,
Mct;ili John b., TO George Scburg, w.ss 81 isudlcw
st., n Of Rivington st. "a days si... ..s+ .sss
Mowbray, Anthony and wife. To John Qatnn, Of
tssth St, w. OF Madison av. ycWrs ~ ...stf
Same TO William N Ds Forest, as of tssth st., ~sof
Murray. Mary s, 10 Martha 4 Ferris buikheAd prop
erty adjoining Wall Street ferry 10
Ostendorf, Eben W. and wife, los CAthArine NJ
Scbmults, n. corner of boulevard and T1Oth st. X
PETERS Abbie NJ, to Charles A. hunk, y, cosnsr
OF Ath av and 18th ST. . years 49,. s.-....
Tebbctts James r., aud wife. to William 4. Tcb-
belts "a. q of Worth St, ". Of Church st. inontbs
Tolten Emma A.. and husband, to Ainy Witletts, n.
OF 44th st.. OF llth NV. months ..... e ~
RkcoRDxD ASSIGNMENTS or NoKxoAaxs. I. ~
Do Marines, Felips H., To I'D. wetmore aud -.
King, Rufus (admnistrmtcr, &c) TO Sarah Ailn shaw
Marshall, Gilbert n. trustee, kc), 20 The unitoi
states Trust Company. .s...............s..s.
Mathews, William texecutor, Ac), To A. y. Cuder-
Pickett, j. W, TO Mary " shields and ssSsher ura..
spauiding, n. r., aud others tsxecutors &c 10 The
Central trust Company.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
EPISCOPAL MISSIONS.

The Board Of Managers Of the Domestic and For
eign Missionary Society Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church have just issued their advent and epiphany
gaaiized by the General Convention Of tho Church
year ago. whereby the cost Of the missionary ma
chinery was considerably reduced. There has been
strenuous and persistent endeavor by the Board TO
the largest possible PROPORTION Of the Churchs
contributions for directly missionary work Tho
contributions for the year just closing have been on
the whole, unexpectedly large and encouraging
domestic missions, $l57.498 28 OF which
$39, 1856 45 went for mission work among the In
dams and $14.30O 80 for work among the colored
people. The receipts for foreign missions amount
to $116.574 65. Of which Greece Hayt and Mexico re-
ccived I'll 47S a. These contributions have enabled
the committees to do their work without incurring
any considerable Indebtedness though ut times they
have found themselves greatly straitened. The area
from which these contributions come has been more
widely extended this year than usual; and this is
hopeful sign indicating increased interest in the
mission work OF the Church. In Africa. China Mex
and Hsyt the Board Of Managers say their
work is going forward under guidance that inspires
the fullest confidence. God has given to the Church
in these mission fields chief pastors with singular
and exceptional qualifications for their work. They
quests worthy OF their calling and their opportun
ties And the IL true OF the missionary bishops
and laborers in the home field The Board OF Mana
gers ask for the requirements Of their domestic mis-
sions for the coming year. including work among the
Indians and colored people Of the SOUTH the Of
Hayti and Mexico, and aid to disabled missionaries
and widows and orphans Of missionaries the sum Of
$135.500 The Chur,h 1t large doubt will heed
this appeal and respond with generous liberality.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
REAL ESTATE.
The following sxlcs made tho Real Estate

The following sslcs were made tho Real Estat
Exchange December IA
MULLER 4
Public auction sale OF the three story brown stono
house. with lot 20xluD, No 27S Lafayette av.
Brooklyn, - II. ". Of 81. James place. to Royal
Henry E. Woodward, rcferee-Foreclosure sale Of
the four story brick store with lot 3ox5S, No. ~
Phelps $500
TAssELL KEARSEY
Edward ID. Gale refexee-foreclosure sale Of the
three story brick dwelling. with lot 25xiuo1i, No.
AIT East llyth St, N. s. 1853 IT, W. of nv. A, to
n.
Miles b. Andrus, refercc-Foreclosure sale Of the
four story brown front dwelling, with lot IL
xiUu5 No LIS East sSth ST.. s.. si2 II. ". Of
Lexington av,, TO A. L. Nosser, dcendan ....... 1906
Also, similar ssle-Henry H. Anderson, rcferee-of
the three story brown stone front dwelling with
is. sv. 70 pl.nii. ..,........... 900
Also, similar houso. with lot IL, 7xiOo To- No Ala
plaintiff .,...........,'. 900
nj III.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
HOW TALMAGE TAKES AS AN ACTOR.

1t was time for some Brooklyn Presbyterian pas
tor of high standing to wash his hands of Talmage-
ism. and DIR. Duryea has done it. The man 'who
spays the mountebank and struts the platform
and paints the lurid pictures Of vice it is is
not the man for him. and he says without mine
ing the matter We glad he has done 1t. Three
intelligent young Christian friends OF ours. says the
E1umiier aud Chronicle. induced TO go over 70
Brooklyn one SUNDAY evening to see the Tabernacle
performance. but they feel ashamed to have 1t known
tina. they did So