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SOrics Of sLe East fr 800 Hl1tua hr the Rev. ~
frcf CUurcn Win tll irom lncltht frescoes aii
sculptures l-mo. clY' b. 81.
- r1ue Pepy-. and the " Grid he Lived In BY Henry
=. ~ hta lcv. ?. = a. crown. ~'O. c.ia extra -.
History ifrsfk sculpture ron PC Earliest TinH-
Down in tle a.ttf .tt' b 4 - Lnriaj. Niu I'D u.s.
irAil.rs. 0vo. tennI iale. Goth. 20 o..
Gar People etched hy charles keenc. fgon lhr col.
lcct.fl EUH." +'4.F ID" !i'tul lN-r "riF
printed ou luc aPe % reu ano 1eA super o' 81 go cof''
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4. 4. DTTTON,
Gltk H..

IiftIe Folks In Feathers and Fur ard Others In
Neither. Ato, 56s pages. 40 illustrations. - %.
Qneer PcGs N ,iarcy's. By olive rEorne Miller sto.
SO pages % line ILLUSTRATORS. ~ 80.
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LYoN'S ToOrH TABIETs are the perfectiO
OF neanes dscaely avors and please the most stidou
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All gaursi ,te Year Vcr.-s :,on Ky Farm By Elaine
aud ia Gu.dat lGm0. C.rh extra u 20.
Ne,!enoak. Dy Leonard klp cloth Il paper, 90 cents
luhcatrn Tracks i.l Japna. An account trascs ~
tho .utc.ol. visits 10 tie Au"risurs % fo1o AID
the shTilcs Nisto Ice sa ella Bird. auhoi OK
IauN's Ride The fountains = vols, OetaNo
with forty IghT illustrations So
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The schools Of Modern Arr in Germany. BY Eeav.
Atknsop II ustsatea n rs echnes ANA
wood . Cravings ito, clol h extra. glt coges az
Biblioisania ia the Present Day in France and Eng
land. ne Hfench OF rilomuest JUNIOR. With no.
tee and portrait Of lraatz BauLoHret limo oay $50
copies 81 %
Life. Work and 0piHolt- of II enrich NeiBe by VIII
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DFAI-In Brooklyn, December TO- 1880 William Deal, late
OF philadelphia, aged - wears
Funer. services sabbath az Tho rslfence, OF
hls sonin-aw. kd~tnJ. H@nks 6e3 81 harAsaye, sth
door west OF Nostrand.
Ilteffreut Philadelphia
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FoRDs. HOWARD a. HtLBERT.

The Lovers OF Provence Aucassin aH'i Niosliette
Bound pattern cloth. beyeed boards, with rabors
design gold and ink tracey gt edges rs So ul csf OF
morocco antique gilt 81. AL styles IA boxes
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MAYOR BEATTY's ORGAN FACTORY,
az Washington. y. J.,
j. beautifully Illustrated ~ this weeks
rrdnk Lesiies NsrsDGDsr
The Commercial Advertiser says: "Ha

Old men lettering round from Rheumatism
Kidney trouble weakness VIII be made almost new by
using iOp Bitters freely.
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Nm p~rsou ,hould build make alterations in
their plumbing mt visiting the warerooms Of
IEyEY a. MEYER & CO.. mauuia turers OF the most ap
proved sanitary appliances Ngs 10 ana ~ Chnst New
Eork- II
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RAILWAY INTLRESTS.

raste;ully decorated with bunting. More than thou
sand persons were in afien ancc.
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Searching for Guardian. Read " The Chap
lain of the Fleet Bcsant ana James pice begun
m December number oi Andrew > American Queen.
ready. All -l-alers
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TIIIINGHA5T- AKIN-On wednesday. December g. at tho
rs.fsnce brides parents bV the Key william Pot
Of Mas, William IA. llinghast, OF an
image Mass nephew Oh the officiating clergyman and X
Gr,ce daughter OF William L. Akin. OF this city No cards
Al notices Of Marriages must Be indorsed Uih JaH
f-Itr
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z eIlalous Notitee.

FoJri, T1arian Chnrch y East l25th st. = ~.
" BELLOWS MINISTER. Al - a. M tit sew =. f..' -,
prearh 7.i5 Lecture Oy the Pafbf. sud- ~
Ihe ITO az H. Is and BIati Is lot TIC DHD' UT
daily iuylt-d. -----------
Nv. Ii;iie TcyrrPnx Blake vii sneak On the 4 GO OF
p''tof iecf. he Progress " Freedom > - IA
sonic an COZ n % aui Gt-aye tis sunday 81 cp D-
Admissi. Tree.
New Jerusalem Chsrch fsTeionDorrAn. s'i1'
a.. letyeen fark and Lexingtoi.a'ca. lr 49,. -
SEWARD pasfnr-seTvices ~ ID e. r. y fthlVt ~.
T.-f Mathew xviii 49, Take heed that ye . % n"t re
-bese IMPORTANCE ~ lniAHit q ~
Childish stat uDOD Future character sGblaY sc'"H ~
$3.50 q m.
syycdcuborq. Answer 70 the Primary Qucs1"ns 81
RELIGION HOY Saved r lecture D. ley. : -
AZ M III eburcb q honfoep Place ana ,sfs -
Brooklyn sunday Evening December y, AZ 'SO"'t"SN'
Mofnl8a service at IA O'Clock. seats fire. 70 an
society Of Friends .
Meetings Worship Fuends Meeting HOnse. l1f East
2Otis. iGramcrcy Park, &C 1880 a m and = y M All
cordially invited.
The Eighth Anniversary service The Home for Oh
Aged Couples val De- held IN ZION Charch aad on
ave and 3shvt SUNDAY Evening. DeccInper " ~ q
quarter before o'c ock TIE NOAH n. sCHENcK.
b b wi preach the sermon.
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The .Gsraniiai arIins. An .br. - e.ti,n OF nee
FiIxinus & Vsl. I-llo. q IT,. = 3D.
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H0ggueFraus
CharmIu- &e" Picture,
rLA PEIIr. TRI.OIEJSE,"
ON ylCv at
SCH AUs'S ART GALLERY,
14g Broadway.



Nh reind IL l.ad hear Ell Of he thousands t. chi
dron tn York who are nom es, a. tgss %.'noNl
ooef aud sleeping often n xos collars OF tines growing
sfpeai To- me .nr t. tbs country @hom PioyIdence
, "a II beiS i6e t'iiLphT- aID SOCIETY 10 msee
CHRISTMAS happier TO these un.o ta A. nte Quest Tie
FIFTY H6LLR 5 vii .sad three aaille children to
.' 5' n,refoofci hue hoy. or d.. * nCEbiiED
DOLLARS wL give 10 buggy children ho' i-o4i ior
surely those who have homes and friends ana every comfort
happier 90 the homeless and iendlr' aiphln. .,.,
chi'Jreus Ala society t. asi lu-si Nes York
Giits o cloth and prov spl- may pc sent " tne S' r
Do1os of uoary may he ncosed u either Of the nnder.
signed ney a.c IL checks or Post once orders ry en-
De M de pyeto Gas order % le re- re Pr amer
Thir National lank. 20 NasSaust
4mase1 nh, eg11-e National ''A rs bro@4"a5'
- SO, ToG& 's F G TGE 2Si.Au.
There were dn@ a. pa ar in our rs .iE Lotra5
l,t % oli y. az ti,red % .er. ar bl.f.y
he'd md clothed o. AZ warn meas were supp eo; 3,oi
'vor 90 .ooi h II IS. mainly ~ Tie "es 'st gtIe
sI ou 81 - chit re4 enjoyed 60 DeneAts oil tie SEA
Side II ne - l4'er4sn s aD pr ~ lfI 49, E ,,,
Lo Iiou emo H. me i,egstia r. hoo- "a, az ~ l3ys
been tepo.@a ~ ih. Pm ym.; Bank ros-- number
taeo. \. :eay,u Il 60. AHcnoneeft
THE $. v WRIGHT COLLECTION
OF ORIENTAL PORCELAI.,- AND OTHER CERAMIC
WARS. pAItrING- rs WATER C)LJRr And OILS.
cxli1.tleu ttio eavtt leri,i 81 8ioa way,
mn 10 gay ol s,l. ItU E-nAH AFTERNOON And ~ In
~. December To-
-, CIGANrrr RUG sALE,l
Now ezh,nqon al Caon al, to he ''d by auc,
DAYS u, $50 O'Clock each day, prompt sale absolute
oXFTHoU Nn.-OEIEN TAI HUG~-ON ETuOUsAND
oriental IU.,,-Ol- Ihou aub-Ori,utu l.l-s
IN every variety OF colon ana a. Sni IL, ns ifom
Five TO Five Hundred D,rars-riye Hantred TO Five.
Henry 4 aauicis 81. ~. ia Leua1r0ftv3 l.fr sl--,
Hour. - aIt %
Attention 90 q aii'nen
Nagriacrnt word paintug strong heii'htol AID
Ia CLap OF tie Fleet h. Deycno question -t Ho''i u
t,ts1I getntl- ItA Tire autAuls 4i-5
fucc ana S alter BcsiGt, Uu Jlshed Ony tbs country
AnjTews.s American 0ut a. VOW oAL
NrYy Eagand society.
The seyenty-dlth Animal Meeting o. tho
NnW-ENGLAND SOCIETY
will De held
THE FIFTH AVEAUE HOTEL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. THE 18TH INST.
Of O'clock Tor ,Ie election B9aid 0 c1.'rs Tor he
ensuing and for The r4uBlctl0u II other business
Fyery curer TcqU =. 10 be- present and 10
ne widow or children mrnlDer. Il 10 is needed are
entitled five times much l Ia may nave pdd me 80
oictY. -.... .. ... ,.-,... Oh, ..-.
l. P HUBBARp Score, ary. 50 waist
Rupture Radically Cured.-nr. ssrshs r,atnont The
onv SAT. teti'.c cure ~ ~ a Fl '''A'iA' D''
The Daily Graphic saws: The chaplain o. The Fleet
l. voted stniug i.d novel So r. NON running IN
Andrtyss American tu, Ild Part now ready All Eeas
Ceaer-.
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lib. uFRTs & SON. Auctionecrs.
IMPORTANT SALE OF RARE CERAM fCS,

~.
n. B. UFRTS SON AuciiOneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF RARE CERAMIC S,
WORKS OF ART. BRIcABHAC. &C.
TIE GREAT HASS FIELD COLLECTION.
ON WEEDS E~DAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY De
CENBER 10. l5 aud l., al = o'cneA each Gay
AT THE HERT~ ART ROOMS. IA BROADWAY.
NOTTCE-Our Mr. X. b. Herts. having recently reformed
from IN through the va ons arr CENTRES o.
the Old Wnlbl succeeded m maEDg gene nt with
cuiucnt qusans cDnnosseurs ana co!!er
ors by which viii receive de consiR me- - or - =
II Ar Articles OF Niru and Buca la n cVrry =
File Painting -aiG1rf tc4 ton2rs Ola
Chelsea. Lorraine. icriin Vienna,
C0penhfgcn Dot Oh Brass. Mad CiocSs &c OF Tue
snd other Gems % Arr roo INNER MS
mention The first size will take place rs abov embracing
the Ovlt Hast o. by tbosa eminent
t.QuIrians nj collectors
Nea-f- HA-~FtlD FkERES. No ~ N y AIN .
PARIS All 20 y ATTEST. 10 NDON.
including purchased the bend ale at IN
embracing Of the ge at gems o. an ever
soon Which vl open 70, Inspection from doud4y next
until tim sole ana ~ found worthy he at Nilon u
il search really elegant raTe anu valuable holiday
UrcfeLts.
i Quaint picture Of eighteenth Century ifc IN London Il
r0uvrvrt The thap aia Of lie Fleet Ds B'-tht ana
Bic. now ready u Andrewss American queen AL news
dealers.
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Al ROLces Of
name and address.
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Religious Notires.
All souls Church. Athave, corner 2cth-st - Al II
m, the X. y. BELLOWS will preach subjects
Thought and Feeling Character Builders" The public
cordially invited No evening sefv1ce Sunday sehooi $3.50
4 IN.
Amer can Ten pernnce Union Haverys Theatre l4th.
st sunday D. addresses BY Mrs MARY A LIVER
MORE president the WOmans Christian Temperance
Union Of Massachusetts,, and Mr.. JOHN y. srkAHSS.
Singing by large OF Dr. 4. KILL
LEY. JOSEPH \. BOGARDUs, PreAdenI
r. IL CARPENTER. Cor secy.
Anthem Memorial Church tSth ST.. west % Othave.--
The Rev. H. HEBEk NEWTON Will preach at ii and
give "a brief address AZ choral prayers Ut y. N
Church Of the SSrangers. Mereesst sth.The Rev
Or. DEEMS Will preach TO-DAY a. 1880 q. m. aud 1880
D. N AL the seats are Tree
Church Of the Divine aternity. 5thave corner 18th
81. Rev. n III. CHAPLIN. ID. D., Paator-fhe Rev.
CHARL E LEE OF Chariesown Mass Will preach NJ IL
745 Evening. Musical We perA sunday SCHOOL
$50 q IN. -
Church of the Heavenly Rest
5tl-aye, above 45th ST.
REV DR. K 4. ROWLAND, ID. D., RECTOR
Divine service ~ IL ..
and y. III.
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The
GOT Pill GALLERY
-REPiE p
win New AL Bcaat..ui Iantn2s
RESPECTFULLY INVITES TIE ATTENTION or
COSNOIS> IUl-.
IMPORTANT EXAMPLES BY MAS TIERS OF THE
MODERN SCHOOLS
Corot Diaz Dupre.
Portray. NAe, IFo'ol'
Ras,eau FrOmentn. Claws.
Z,e,n BDuga'reGl- Becker.
C.rJuc Pasini Jaeque.
Tef.bttc cchreyer, \lJerL
uo.a Bouheur oalugo DIdini.
And very many otaers
CAREFULLY SELECTED.
For sale at moderate prices.
NEW WORKS COSrINUALLY RECEIVED
NJ KNOEDLER ~ co,
10 5THAVE. CORNER 2tDST
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and for the heartiest agreement upon whatcvre III
candidates the majority should put up against the
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and tie onens for National victory never
more cheering.
THE TRIBUNE'S POSITION.
OF The Tribunc's share in all this, those speak
most enthusiastically who have NEST of tho
struggle. 1t will faithfully portray the warning
phases of tho campaign beginning. 1t will
earnestly strive that the party of Freedom, Union
and Public Faith may select the surost to wiz,
and surest TO make a good President. But in this
crisis it can conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would not be preferable to the best
that could possibly be supported By the Solid South
and Tanmany Hall.
The Tribune is spending much labo and
money than before to hold the distinction it has
enjoyed of the largest circsattOn among the best
peOp3e. 1t secured, and means to retain it by be
coming the medium Of the best thought and the
voice OF the best conscience of the time, by keeping
abreast OF the highest progress tavorng the freezes
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always Ia
the best intelligence and the purcst morality, and re-
using to carter to the tastes of the vile the preiu
diccs Of the ignorant.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The distinctive features Of The Tribune are known
TO everybody 1t gives all the IL has the
best spoEdcns, and retains them from year to
year, 1t is The only paper that maintains special
Geographic wire OF its between its Office and
Washington It's scientific literary, artistic and
giOus intelligence S the fullest. Its book reviews
are the best. It's commercial and financial news Is
the most exact Its type ia the largest; and It's
rangencnt the most systematic
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Greater far their holy transport,
On His resurrection morn.

Greater far their holy transport,
On His resurrection morn.
We are ransomed, Haleluiah &c.
Floods ofjoy Ger earth are sweeping,
Nature swes the glad refrain;
Everlasting praise and glory,
To the Lamb for sinners slain.
We are ransonel, Haa!ujahl &c.
AMEN.
The Church OF the Messiah, (Universalist)
was very handsomely decorated with bcauti-
full flowers. In the evening the services were
appropriate TO the season, and had been ar
ranged especially for the occasion. The fol-
lowing was the order:
1st. Voluntary, nStrumentnl-RosSin.
2d. LiturgicAl Service for Easter, emhrac-
ing Solo and Quintette, Christ is RiSen."
3. Prayer.
4. Easter Anthen-Composed for the Oc-
casion by the Pastor.
D. Sermon-Theme: The moral effect of
ChriSt's Resurrection"
q. Hynn-Alielua.
Z. Brnrdicton.
Doctor TATLOR'S sermon was founded on
the passages Of Scripture, And |, if l be
lifted up, will draw all men unto me-"
/" He is risen."
The discourse was an able and eloquent
presentation OF the doctrine Of the resurrec-
ton as held by the UnivcrSalists.
Very solemn and impressive services were
conducted throughout the day ut the Church
OF IS. Peter and Paul.
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THE NEW YORK
t r | 3 i N E
FOR 1880.
FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year The Tribune
will be elective agency than ever for telling
sound politics. From the day the war closed It has
been most anxious for end OF sectional strife.
But it saw two years ago, and the first persist
emily to Proclaim the new danger to the country
Tammany Hall. Against that danger it sought to
rally the old party of Freedom and the Union 1t
began by demanding the abandonment of personal
dislkes and Get the example. 1t called for an end
70 attscks upon each other instead of the enemy !;
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Once " 4Nan Of Sorr0l7s" He,
In sad Gcthscmane
Bearing our load OF sin in agony;
Bruised and afflicted sore,
For us the thorns lie wore,
For us the shame lie bore
On Calvary.
Forsakcn and alone,
Gods well beloved Son
Poured out His life to NEE. the siancr'A doon'
Bound in the grave he lay;
Friends wcpt in sore DISNEY;
Yet forth TO cndces day
Behold Him come.
Swing wide til eternal gates,
The King of Glory waits:
lie who hath conquered Death shall enter IN:
He who the wine press trod
With garments dyed in blood,
Now lifts world to God,
Redeemed from sin.
The Infant Class sang the hymn, " Little
children, come to Jesus" acquittins them
selves well.
The Rector preached short sermon to the
school, founded on the 3h and 4th verses of
the 18th chapter of 1 Corinthians, in which
touching the death and resurrection Of Christ
were clearly presented to the youthful but
we'll instructed auditors. At the conclusion
Of the discourse. the school srng:
BEHOLD THE HALLOWED PLACE.
Behold, behold! the ha!lowcd place
Where Christ the Saviour lay;
The watch have fled, and angel haIids
Have rolled the stone away.
CHo: Then hail the morn, the Easter morn,
Ring out ye bells for JOY;
Then hail, o blessed Easter morn,
Let praise our tongues employ.
The deepening shadows OF the cross,
The darkness of the tomb,
Are lost, through Him who conquered death,
Ia Heavens eternal bloom.
Then hailthc morn, sc.
We come with natures floral gifts,
Her buds and blossoms white
Meet emblems for jubilee,
So glorious and so bright.
Then hail the morn, SC.
Ring out, ye bells, sweet Easter bells,
Your clear and silver chime;
This day brings hope to every heart,
And Joy to every cline.
Then hail the morn, &c.
The annual offerings of the several classes
were then received by the Superintendent.
The several amounts aggrega ed the handsome
sum OF nearly $3.50. The Bishop Griswold
Class, Mrs. PORTER'S) contributed the larg-
est amount, $3I.
The interesting and profitable exercises
were closed by the scholars singing
WE ARE RANSOMED.
Loves redcemlng work is finished,
Darkness from the earth has fled;
From the grave behold He rigeth,
Christ great exalted Head
CEo: We are ransomed, IIalleujahl
Death is vanquiFhed, sin forgiven;
Now to every true believer,
Christ hath oped the gate of heay'n.
Tell it in the courts Of Zion,
Spread His conquests far and wide;
Now exalted King of glory
Once rejected, crucitied.
We are ransomed, Hallelujahi &C,
II the angels sang rejoicing,
NJ ,s,,T,
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HAIL! BRIGHT EASTER MORN.

Hail! bright glorious Easter mornl
Now lilies hill and vale adorn,
JOY to every heart il born,
For Christ hath risen to-dayl
Birds that sing on every tree,
Mountain heights and rolling sea,
All your tuneful praises be,
Glory to Him Who hath risen today"
CHo: Hail! bright glorious Easter morn!
Now lilies hill and vale adorn,
JOY in every heart is born,
For Christ hath risen to-day!
Lot the land is clad in bloom,
And gone il all our Wintry gloom,
Open is the darksome tomb,
For Christ hath risen to-dayl
Angels hymn His love and praise;
Leaves cxult in woodland ways;
Sing We swcetly al! our days.
GLORY to Him Who hath risen to.dayl"
Hail! bright glorious Easter morn, &s.
Sound the song from shore to shore,
And praise the Saviour we adorel
Lo! lie rcigneth evcrmore,-
Our Lord hath risen to-day!
Gratefully our tributes bring,
Every heart with rapture sing;
Over Death He is the King
GLORY to Him Who hath risen today"
Hail! bright glorious Easter morn! &c
The Superintendent read several sentences"
from the liturgy, when the school united in
repeating the L)rUf prayer, and the l11th
Psalm:
l. will give thanks unto the LORD with my whole
heart secretly among the faithful. and In the con
gl,gation.
he Is oF he
of Gll them that have pleasure therein.
3. His work Is worthy to be praised and had In
honour, and his righteousness endurcth ior ever
4. The merciful and gracious LORD hath 50 done
his marvellous works, that they ought TO b. had IN
remembrance.
5. lie hath given meat unto them that fear him;
he shall ever be m n iful OF his covenant
6. He hath showed his people the power cf his
works, that he may give them the heritage of the
heathen.
Z. The works OF his hands ere verify and judg-
rnent; all his commandments are true
8. They stand fast for and ever, and are done
In truth and equity.
9. He sent redemption unto his people; he hath
commanded his covenant for ever; holy and reyer-
end ia his Name.
10. The fear Of the LORD is the beginning of wis
dom; good understanding have all they that do
thereafter; the praise of il endureth for ever
This was followed by the ''essOnr of the
day read ~ Mr.. Fox. The scholars rendered
very sweetlv The
EASTER CHANT,
1. Christ Dir Passover is sacrificed for us |
therefore let US keep the feast;
2. Not with the old leaven, neither with the leav-
en- of malice and wickedness but with
the unlcayened bread of sin Ccr-i ty and
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-29
EASTER

The festival of Easter was observed with
unusual interest and joy yesterday. The day
has come to be recognized and observed TO
some extent by all denominations of CHS
tains. At
CHRIST CHURCH,
the ordinary plain, impressive service was
rendered The music WAS exceptionally fine.
and heartily enjoyed bv the congregation.
The floral Il 'cOration4 were not elaborate but
Were beautiful and greatly admired for the
exquisite taste displayed in arranging the
flowers. The Rector. Rev. j. S. BEERS de-
iivercd an able and impressive discourse from
the toxt: " And they departed quickly from
the sepul:hrt with fear and great joy" At
the cDl:luSiOn of the sern N, which Was lis
tened to with marked attention, the Holy
Communion was administered. and nntwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather, was
received by Il larger number than usual.
At 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, the annual
Festival of the Sunday School took place. The
order Of exercises was not elaborate but well
adapted 10 the occasion, and WAS carried out
with precision of clOek-work
Tna services were open1u by the sin;ng of
the Carol
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-29

3. Christ being raised from the dead, dieth no
more; death hath more do minicn
over him.
4. For in that He died, He died unto sim
once; but in tina: He liveth, He liv-cth un-
TO God.
s. Likewise reckon ye also yourselves TO be dead
indeed unto sin; bit alive unto God
through Jesus | Christ our Lord.
6. Christ is risen from the dead aud become
the first fruits OF them that sl-pt.
7. For since by man came death; b. man
came also the rcsur- rection OF the dead.
g. For as in Adam all die; even SO IN Christ
shan all be made A. live.
Glory be to the Father, and to the | Son
and to the Holy Ghost: Aa it was in the be-
ginning is now, and ever shall be; world !
without end. ~ men.
The Creed and appropriate prayers were
then read by the superintendent, followed by
another Carol by the school:
UP FROM THE SEALED TOMB.