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thing to have with a house. It ia utterly
unpreteuding gray cottage. with wide. broodng roof,
set sunny slope with gxeat old appetrees thrust
their blossoms In May the writing table at the
gable window whenever II is open, hanked by dozen
spruces with plumes sweeping the lawn, house old
enough 10 have history, with its treplaces not all
bricked up, and the brick in the kitchen, one
wanted IL. And vet IL s comfortable, with Its airy,
sunny rooms, with delicious gmpses from the four
broad windows which light each Of its 15x20 feet sit
plnched its ample closets the wide porch which 10 the
Summer parl0r, commanding yignette Of view OF
meadows, elms aud curving brook the rOse-crowned
knoll. which caught glimpse of blue water on the
Sound s generous orchard-trees and berry-tangles
and Wild vines and nuttrees the garden and the warm
nook for the hOtbed-was there cOser place than
that wild, lovely little bit OF two acres And II was
owned by landlord, model OF his kind,
who put in bath and fOrce-pump, and
undetdfained the basement and put new paper on the
walls and touched up the paint 9nd let all for $3.50
year. and ak people spent very sweet last season there
Can't you how it would look with softhued modern
carpets, and lace and chDz at the Windows cretOnne
sofas and library tables about photographs aud water
cOlOrs on the walls, pottery and china brackets tile
tine porch raings and steps ned with flowers, the wide
bed OF pansles Ia bloom under the north windows and
the miguOnette borders under the low berOOm sils,
NOOdbme draping the porch with cardinal in Autumn,
and even the tito chambers gay with cntz and cary
ngs and japanese scrolls and bits OF OldashOned furni
ture What Is hinder ingenious people from making
such place charming Newport cottage with
their reasuesi Aud are they not likely have as many
pretty tlugs by living IN modest houses, instead OF
spending the best part OF their incomes for the great
burden OF rontf JANE Smith.
NctC- lOF}t, ,Tuue 10, 1878.
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ALARM AMONG LIQUOR DEALERS.

The liquor dealers are showing signs OF
alarm al the continued successful prosecutions against
them and say IL is time TO reorganze In order 10
resist tho Temperance people The loss OF Henry Gun
pingharn lao president OF the Liquor Dealers Protee
tive Union, Is keenly felt by all their associations: Al
his business was not affected by the Excise Law, he de
voted large part OF his time 10 preserving harmony
among the different associations, and 10 pacylhg tner
factious members and jeyisng means for their proec
ton Since his death association has held business
meeting and leader has been found who Is regarded
as fitted TO be his successor. Tue nes Imposed upon
duOr dealers by the courts which were paid IRON te
funds OF the associations are now paid by thc lhuVd
uals aud they have Union Counsel TO plead Tor tlen
Mr. Cunninghams old fellowwOrkers are now delDernt-
ing about calling meeting 10 organize Tor the nummer
struggle with the temperance people.
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AWARDS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.

Among numerous awards made by the Board
OF Indian Commissioners Wednesday, 1850 pack
ges OF pins llG gross hooks and eyes at CENTS 1000
pairs OF susl lnders at cent? and S2 dozen thmbles
at cents per dozen. 70 H. b. Cahln Co.; 169 gross OF
eOthespns at 80 cents per gross, aud 286 gross OF
matches at al 50 per gross 10 Robinson, Lord Co.
l,10S dozen fine combs at 80 cents gToss, Porter
Brothers Co 80 dozen boxes Of backing AT u cents
dozen, TO II. X. r. Thurber Co.; 1913 bunches Of
beads 7la cents, and 333 500 needles at 81 20,
strausburger, Pfeifer Co.; 147l dozen combs
at 332 cents l34 800 GOvers needles at 81 49, 20 Dun
Ia IN, Buckley & Co. q 1856 pounds OF Gilng twine
73 80 and 80 20 the American Linen Thread Com
pauy and 3,S2 dozen OF spool cotton at 47a cents, TO
CCllday, rtaut CO.. OF Philadelphia.
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
"a "a elegant steamers DREW or ST lJOHN win
inendeGi At connecting at Albany with express trains
Tor SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
the ADIRONDACKs MONTREAL and points NORTH
and WEST Tickets for principal hotels and
all OF WescOtt Express Offices in NewYOrk and Brooklyn
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex" boats
flfstclass fae 81 deck 2c. excursion 10 Albany and
return S 90 This the only night line Of steamers selling
tickets and checking baggage to places the NewYOrk
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TAMMANY'S PATRIOTISM.
nnprssrs RY PRoMINENT DEMOCRATS.

ADDRESSES BY PROMINENT DEMOCRATS.
Eur long TALK BY EX-GOVERNOR WALKER of
vIRG1NIA-sHoRT TALKS BY CONGRESSMAN cox
STATE SENATOR EccLEsISE, GENERAL sPlNoLA
AND OTHERS.
The principal address at the Fourth Of July ceie-
hration of the Tammany Society, yesterday was
made by Ex-Governor Walker, of Virginia. lie dis,
cussed principally the of the Army in civil
affairs. Congressman Cox, State Senator Eecles Inc
General Spinola and others also made addresses
The attendance was not very large.
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REFORMING CANAL MANAGEMENT

The Boat Owners Association, of this city,
which Is said to represent property valued at
S25,000,000, received letter a few days ago
from prominent politician who fayoTs the in
terests and development OF the Canals, urging them
70 support state Superintendent OF Public Works
Clark In his Efforts to reform the canal govern
inent by ridding II Of useless officers and OF the petty
and unlawful etactoDS. The association yesterday
passed resolutions acknowledging the efforts Of Mr..
Clark 70 reform the canal management and promising
him support.
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"Come, DOCTOR" said gentleman to his
minister -" give you treat-a bottle OF forty
years old" The doctor 10 captures, and eagerly ac
ceped the invitation when 20 his dsmay the expected
quart proved only 10 be pint bottle "Maes me-" said
he taking Il up In hs hand, "but is wee OF Its
aRe -
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NEW YORK andLON BRANCH DIVISION.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA Ne
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TIRE NTaN AVN pHITA MI. .pII

I1t TRENTON AND PHlLADELPblA
IAPnESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOl rs. . 81. n
Leave NeH.l OrK Trenton and Philadelphia at $3.50, -
for Trenton. '
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvaua,Rail
ROAD, Third ana Bcrkssts at G45 (way) 74j, $3.50 ll3O
a. No.. $50 2:3O 4lJ. 5:iJ. II D. m.
Leave Trenton for NewYOrk 100 Except Monday 600
S:l3, 1920 a. IN, 1915, 2:l5, ,. 4j5, $3.50 y. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the 9:3O o. n
400 D. raius from NewYork to the 7i5 No. l:3O p IN
trains nom Pbiladelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lesve New. York and Philadelphia at
q n. NJ 53O - D. M. New.YOrk for TreatOn ut .
55O p n 16ave Trenton az l2O $50 a. M mo 6l p 10
Broadway az prncpal hotels, al Offices Of the Erie Rail
Brooklyn and AZ No. COurtst Brook
lyu Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
FAVORifE ROUTE To -CuOILEi'0 MOUNTAlN,
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NETWORK AND SH"Fi PHILADELPHIA
Poureen Through Trains each way daily three DepOts in
Philadelphia two III Ne"-l ork
Double Track Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
IN ana after june so 1873 .., o..
landt streets 1n i,b Ferries & os follows: Gao 7ao
$50 and 0 p m. Sunday, 4;3O aud a. m o. o. OSo 1880
Ross Of Brookyn Annex" connect with oil through
ct Jersey City afoding speedy and direct transfer for
DiGSn TStaSnas trains leave Philadelphia 800 8s5 7s5
ana i:S5 p M aud u midnight ON sunday S2O' S$5 s.
$40 H T. ESQ S. H s ssd and nd s4 fBrcadway No Aor
House and Of Desbrosses and Court
Nos Il4 Il6 aud lS Hudson st., Hoboken Depot Jersey
city Fmigranr Ticket Office, No BatteryPlace. ,,n
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
TJIHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
EhE AND RaI M HE
OF TRAINS. taking effect June 3 1873 n.,u,..
room coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
500 M n Connecting G' as Fas to the wss ana South
west Pumans best drawingroom sleeping coaches to But
p m DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dhs cars 10
,. M Emigrant train for the West WI, ..
aaS esye c6 C@ogT @ % S.reot Dego g 10 7so
p n and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
a. RGi6eTuEd H UH Il Park aud Passac 746 TO- 1915 Y
sSndays Ea VS. g. $50 lt5 $50 anS Y mi9ansat
paterson O. $40 76, S:3O TO- 1915, 1880 a. II noon,
li5 9lb 345. 4;l5 4:30 3. OILS, o, CAS- ESQ q & 10,
n m and ~ midnight. Sundays, G. $780, 9l0 lOl0 o. Ill.,
lsS sSaefn SSG FAB g. io5 i0I "a a. @ I:I5 s45 m p
night Sundays g. $50 lOl5 O. m, l4o' 6;5u p m ana IL
mGor5Wsl 74S a. m $50 4sO p N. Sunday. $50
WaTwick 7:45, lUl5 a M, 4:90 p. u.
Newburgh 7;45 r. $780, 43O m. Sundays $3.50 a m.
Rondout Kingston ~, $40 D. NJ sundays $3.50 q ~
Goshen GOO 7:45 OOO 1915 $780, 3A5, 4:3O 700 p.
m sundays 600, $50, 1915 a. m., $3.50, 100 m oo -
MiddleIown 7g5, 900, 10;l5 ~ SA5, 430 IOO p m
snndays $50 1918 m, t3o, 700 z, M The 300 a. m
and i3O p m trains connect with NewforK and oswego
Port 1eryis ar T45 800 1918 490 900 700 p.
sundays $50 IOl5 a. IN. $50 ana 7OOp. m - -, -.
Trains leaving ChamOers-st on even OF han hors
before 300 m Twenty thlrst fifteen inntes carrier
than above time trains leaving Chambersst on quarter
hours leave twenty hirdst thirty minutes esrer Boas
leave Twenty hirds at $40 and ll45 p H.
trains leaving Cham0ersst at 1000 p % and lZ'OO mid
night .- -. a a.. a., % IN tra,r,ns roo,r ana
en COACHES be obtained and orders for the checking
ana transfer baggage lett a the COmpanys offices,
Nos 23g 4Ol $40 or b57 Broadway n. " No Courtst,
Rrooklyn, or at the Company depots.--. ~,
Fxpress from the West arrive N Newforz ~ zo
g. H. JNo n ABBOTT General Passr gent. New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSE.Yi;
Trains for EnglewOod Closer Piemont and &
ZOO S3O O45 loo. 300 400 445, 6:3O tSU ao y
m and saturday nights only at ll;So p u sundays wv"
~ snuei Sbrtne Valley and Monsey 100 cas- M at5
~ JNh n. xRBoTT. GsneIal fAsAr AE@hA NV A"N.
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JCmTrESDEN. Gen1 Pass. Agt.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED sTLTES NAIL
ROUTE. ON aud after May ~, 1875 trains leave New
York via Desbrosses ana Courandt streets Ferries as o
lows: ..., -, ,,,... -, s..
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. n aud 80 p '
daily. ~. ooo
For wiliausport Lock Haven Cory and Erie az $50 ?;
m connecting Cory for TusYe Petroleum Centre and
The OIL Regions. WiliamsD0rt and Lock Haven, a. N
Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Liinitss WASH
ington Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sun;
day $50 arrive Washington i;lO D. m Regular at o;ZO
a H.. |, $50 and p. N. Sunday $50 and y p NJ . =,
Express Philadelphia 1890 1880, $50 y ;SO lnte'i
N. 5,6, ESQ 1870. $50 and y. IN. sunday 4;JO
and am, s. 03o $780, $3.50 and D. m Emisant ana sec
Boats Brookyn Annex" with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, ah0rng speedy and direct transfer ior
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren.
tou Prrth AmbOy Bevdere and other points,
see local schedules all Ticket OiceS o.
Trains arrive From Plttsburg, $50 lO4O a. m, 1910 p
m Saily; lOlO I $50 y. daily, except M0ndaS FROM
Washington baltimore, 500. $40 l0 5l0. lVg
D. m Sunday $50, $40 From Pbiladelphl- 300 500
h:4O 95O 1880, ll:o0 m, 2:lO, $40 5l5, 500 e4O'
i0iO 1920 p Sunday, $685. $780, 0iO, 1880 ll'oOa M
fieSet onces 520 and 94l Broadway, No Aston House
arn foot OF Desbrosses and COurtlandtss No Courts
and Brookyn Depot foot Of FultOnst BroOSn Nos
ia 10 and HudsOnst HOboken; Depot jersey Clty
Emigrant Ticket Office, No Battery place n,,,n
FRANK THOMSON, L r fAhMEh
General Manager. benl BdsscnkeI AGENT
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RALTIMoRE .AND OHIO RAMROAD.-


500 M for Washington Columbus Cincinnati Indianap-
oils chicago and the West, Richmond. Charleston the
south Pullman cars from Baltimore 90 Newark, o., iand
Chicago.
IUU Washington and the West and the South via
GOIdonsvic Pullman from NewN Baltimore
Washington, making close connections for Ptsburg Gin
cnDat indianapolis, LOuikvle, and Louis Through
Pullman ears Baltimore TO Cincinnati, 81 LOUIS and Pitts
burg and from Washington 10 Augusta and Savannah
800 daily. Tor Washington, the South ana West. Pull
man seepers from NewYork 10 Baltimore and gOn
making close CONNECTIONS Tor Ch eago Cincinnati IuGdnaOo
Louisville, LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the South and
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore Cinoin
natl connects at Washington wth trains Lynchburg
Florida, New. and'he SOut,r
For through tickets p call at Company's onice S5
and Desbrossessts. and depot jersey CITY. -.
ASK FOB TICKETS VA IA BAbIIAORE AND oHIo
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station In New. York foot Of Liberty-st
Commencing june 3. 1878 -Traina leave follows:
$3.50 a.. m-FOr bennington. Easton, Belyidere, Mauch
Ihunk iama9ua Wdkesbare Elmir &C Connects AZ JVIc
s:4j High Bridge Branch Eason Harrisburgh,
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua HazetOn, Wkesbarre, scranton,
1918 a IN and 43O p m.-For somervie Pennington.
/ D. m-FOr Pennington EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
Wikesbarre Scranton TUnshannOck, ramaqua, Haze0n,
D. m.-F0r High Bridge Branch, EasOn, Brlvidere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects at with d. l.. and w r. r.
$50 p m, daily-F0r ston Allentown aud HarrlsourSh
For trains 20 local pots timetables at stations.
SUNDAY TIAlNS-Leave at % q. ~, ~ D. m. lor
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at o3O H. LOT
EastOn Reading anC HarrsbUfgh.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&C.. at o, $40. o. Has a. m. $3.50. 4. o, 8 D. m
Pullman DrawingroOm Cars attached TO The $3.50 and
y. trains
Stages connect at atawan station TO ana fIomKEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Lave foot OF Liberty St. for Freehold at
f4o ll:45 a III, 4, o, pm
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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4 ONlT lSLAND MAY -, 10 ECs
-FerrybOats leave NeWYOrk from Jamessl daily
capt sundays) minutes and from 34thstr East RiSr
day) previous departure 0 trains from Long
Island CITY, aud from South Wss, Fulton and Caharns
ds) 30 minutes previous 20 departure Of trains from
depot corner Fatpush and Auanteayes BrooGy Iraini
leave BrOoklyu ard Island City unters Point az fol-
Ows For uport Harb0r &c, $50 a. p aro
on SATURDAYS pm also July For Patchogu, &C. 93c
am 80 and D. Babylon, $50 a. 4, 4:3O
and p m For Fire island $50 4S0 P m For Port
Jefferson &c nj 10 a. and 43O M. For NOrthport &cy
10 ~, $780, 43O ana $50 p m For Loe,.i Valley al
$40 and 10 m $50 430 53O and $50 For Far Rock
away &c al $40 H. 4, 4:3O O. and p. For Garden
civ aud Hampstead, $50 and 10 $3.50 43O $3.50 aud
$50 D. m ana 1915 hight. and for l. l. CRY only $50
1850 and C.30 p m Hempsea1 wa southern. 2 m Mer
accommodation, 1880 p. SINDAlS-IOr Font Jener
SON PatohOgue SC, a m; Babylon, sc? a. m and p IN
Locust Valley. and $50 b. M Career
civ and Hempsead 23O and G:30 p. M and from l.
City only. 80 and $50 N. Trains for RoekawaS
Reach Flushing College Point, Jamaica &c. as er time "a
bIes FOR NEW ONDON-The steamer Gipsey leaves daily
tSundsys eXcepte) HarbOr at GreenpOrt p ma
ManhaUsett House 25 arriving at New London -
IN Ticket offices in Newly lOrk at 26l broadway corner war
Jamessp and 34thst ferries az the offices OF Tht
Long Island Express" PaTkpaee 7s5 and 9i2 BToaGwaJ
ana Central Depot I'm Brooklyn No 3i3 W1,mnetOn
ST. and BY purchasing tickets al any OF the above
baggage be check for residence 70 destination
5. SPENCER, Gent supt
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MERIDEN- -HARTFORD
FOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after July direct connection Will be made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing az FO3
POINT WHARF, PROVIDENCE, at 500 a. M, will rnE
through to FABYAN HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
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Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots In
Philadelphia, III New-h orK.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLkuAD-Commencng July /. 1873,
through trans will Grand Central DeDJt;
500 a. Western and Northern Express, drawngroom
Rochester ana ~ Adams.
a. ana AuTfrtal special thrOuSh draw
ur -arafOgs aud Montreal
lO.3Oa Special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing 10 Canandaigua iochester and Buffalo
sol u X C.tcd -pT
li:OO a. m Express 10 Utica Rutland, drawing room
caT 10 saratoga --t-. -,
go /. mt HaIdt"b" P''i"' WIN "ianlhsFV'M Vais
through.
500 n m St Express daily, with sleeping
81 Iohis runnng through day In the week sleep
ng cars Buffalo, Niagara fa Toledo and Detroit and to
Montreal excepting sunday night, VIA Saratoga.
736p M Fast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Gcpeyn. With through sleeping cars ,.,
s,So n m Pacific Express, daily, with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, cleveland Toledo Detroit
1Ut lay ul5nt
rrrtiur WITH amer- on IT. laNrence lysr next morning
10 Watertown excepting saturday nghL ana to Montreal via
- AIbans excepting saturday and sunday nights
O m F1pless, with sleeping cars TO Albany ana Troy
NV fraIus per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale
Nos 2j9 2Gi and sl3 Broadway and at Wescot Express
~ - 60ces NOS Park place. 7S5 and yi9 Broadway New
Work and 5Y3 Washiugton-s Brooklyn,
WV WV. - q lRnpral passenEcT hgent
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
49, between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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II NewJersey southern Railroad Commencing June II,
1873. Will leave New-NOrk. Pier & North River
foot ofectOrst connecting sandy Hook with for
Long Branch q, $50 n m, !. 345. o 545. D. IL.
Red Bank and Toms River 6, $50 a. m., !, 345 p. IN
Beach Htvrn, 2, m. ] y.
NuClsnd. BTidgetOU and AtlsnucClty D. "a.
Philadelphia ruckert0n q o.. M, !. 34j ,. m.
" ~" WM 5. SNEDEN.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

Trains leave Engewood Coster Piermont and Nyscs
700, $780, 045 loo. 300 4 4;49 o;sV 49, 400
NJ anu o;oS Sns p mo- Valley and Monsey 100 945 AS
a JNa N. ARBOTT. 9eneTal fAssr ASAHN %s"~'-"~-
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FALL RIVER LINE

FOR .OSTON.
And all points East, via Newport and Fan Rive. ,
MammOuth Palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave Ncw- YORK daily from foot Of Murrayst
SUNDAY TRIPS / From
Brooklyn passengers tUus tei ree by Annex" boats
leaving foot % FultOn-st at 4:3O ?. m, 49,
MI, ny SPLENDID BANpa AND oRCHEs ,RAs
Tickets secured at an principal hotels and
' " Wv P' - BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GEO |. CoNNoR General Passenger Agent
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS.
better accommodation O Newport travel on This
lane, special train Will lCaye the steemer wharf at Fall
daily "A a. In. Mondays excepted and arrive at
Newpor G a. M thus obyaung the necessity OF leaving
steamer Newport al cary hour TO- the mOruiug.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il ! AHWA NGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
1877 depOts foot Of Courandt and Desbrossess
m Nght Express, daily for EastOn, Bethlehem,
Chunk WlKesb1rTo, PlttstOn. Sayre, FL
mira Ihica Auburn Rochester Bunato Niagara Fas and
me West Pullman sleepiug coaches attached.
ROB'T IA. SA RE Supt ana Engr.
General Eastern once corner Church and CopI'ana sta
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT Notice is hereby
~ given that JACOB FINK and JoHs, SAGos, ,.d,
Jersey hath this day made assignment 20 the sub
srber their Or the equal benefit OF their credltors
and that the said creditors must exhibit their respective claims
Oah affirmation within the term Of three months
Dated April n. 1873 ROBERT BoNsALls
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1878-03-20
Ecclesiastical a)utitrs.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, VA.

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, VA.
The annual meeting of the Trustees will be held
on Tuesday, April 9th, 1878 at 4SO P NJ
TRUsTEss From the Synod Of NOrtS CarolinG-
G. Chadbouru, E. N HutchlsJn, - Murdock,
r. J, Mcdowell W. W. Phsrr, j. P. Mcpherson, b.
q Hill, j. II. Smith, j. NJ Atkinson, B f. Mara
bic, F. d. Johnston j. Rumple.
From the Synod Of TirgiHiG j. ] llock, c.
White, j. N oydenstrcker, q NJ VIII to, w. T.
Richardson j. Il. Brown, Y. b. Read, A. Martin,
F. N Watkins, VIM. Brown, j. L. kirkpatrick, E.
NJ. Armstrong.
EXAMINATIONS begin April 4th, 1878, at 8 A. M,
Examining Committee --Messrs. c. White, Hill,
Johnston, Read Hutchison.
Rev. DR.. C. q. Read delivers the annual address
to the graduates
F. N. WATKINS, Secretary.
FarmUiHs Va F., March 1878.
H9s- N c. Presbyterian and Christian Observer
please copy.
PRTsBYTERY OF LEX NGroN will meet in Waynes-
bOrO, Va, May Sth, at u NJ.
r. c. WALKER, Stated Clerk.
PREsBYTERY OF MARYLAND will meet in the Frank
hn-Square Church, Baltimore, April 18th, at y
P. NJ.
Church Sessions will send up written Narratives,
Records Sunday School, Stat sical, and Systematic
Beue6cence reports and twenty cents per member
tor Presbyterial Fund.
r. L. MCMURRAN, Stated Clerk
PRESBYTERY OF ABINGDON will meet at Galens,
Wythe county, Va, April 24th, at IL A. NJ.
E. II. BARNETT, Stated Clerk.
PREsBYTERY or EAST HANOVER will meet in Fred
e,icksburg, Va, on Wednesday, April oath, at 8
Pm. W. A. CAMPBELL, s. Clerk.
PRFsBYTERY OF WEST HANOVER viii meet in Col
| lege Church, Hampdsn Sidney, Va, on Tuesday,
april 18th, at A P. NJ.
! E. WOODS, Stated Clerk,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1878-03-20

men 9 prayer meetings after the evening preaching
proved elem sots of increasing spiritual power and
gave hopeful promise Of an enduring work.
Protestant Episcopal Missions to the Freedmen "A
meeting vas held Ia B,lum"re, March under
the auspices Of the P + Board OF Missions, at
which fbe Gains Of the freedmen upon the E9is
o'psl Church were fully discussed There are al
ready IN the South 81 ohaDels for eoOred worship
Pers 1T thai nomination 81 clergymen and teach
err five Of WHOM are colured and one opOred
evar geljSt Il vas held that of the 5 600 900 col
oret people Que thIri had since the war risen to
higher civl non sOd a higher If one third had
gone 108o o e lower plane. AID one third we're
lett ot n- ct ei,cUust snoes. The Rev De-. Crum
mel, rector oi : Mars (eoloyed) church. Wash
inS'op mai1's,oed that the E iscopsl Church was
e3cec Us q tied for the eOOred people Il was q
great mistake to suppose they we're distinguished
By their tausylsal qualities In Washington there
vas division between old Africa and young AT
rica; the old were c'inglng to their plantation re-
hgiOp, while the young were after enlightenment
Christian Union,
The Cumberland Presbyteriss will have before
them, az their spring meetings, the question OF a
change 10 the basis Of reDres NATION of their Gen
eral Assembly The proposition is to change it
from Twelve to eighteen ministers. Nel0 York
Evangelist
The Annual Catalogue Of the Theological Seminary
az UanVlle, n.y., has oeen issued Inere are n |
teen students 10 the Seminary. The number of |
Professors remains the same, the Rev DR.. Ell |
wards having been made Professor Of Theology in |
place Of De- n. L. Rice, deceased
Rev Or. James H. BroOkss, pastor Of the Walnut |
STeer Presbyterian eaureh, St. Louis, Mo-, has
tar recovered from his recent illness as to be able
to take = trip By steamboat to New Orleans He /
left St. Louis, accompanied BY ais wife, on Thurs
cav last. tie hopes to entirely recover through |
the double advantage Of rest and change Of climate
Interior.
Another ens1te has occurred at Princeton, N J.,
tins ume between the eoilegiaDs and seminarians.
Two OF the latter we're beaten, aud six Of the col
legians have been arrested 90 charges Of assault
aud attempt 70 SET 6Ce 20 the old seminary build
ing. The latter charge grows out Of the exploding
of 6re-eraekers TO celebrate the passing through
their final examination. 0ae OF the prisoners was
released but the others VII! be bound over to await
the action Of the grand jury in May Dispatch