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SERVICES ST.. PETER's.-There was very able
discourse on charity at st. Peters yesterday morning
IL delivered by the Rev. DR.. Power. We have re-
port OF it.


CLOSING STORES AT DARK.-The furniture and feather
agreed to close their places Of business at dark each
night during the week, except Saturday night An ad
vertisemen to that effect with list of OF the
ployers will be found in another column They Ger.
great credit for their lberayn accedng
to the wishes of their clerks SO promptly and we hope
they will experience dimnution in their business by
doing.


MISSIONARY SocIEry.-.The anniversary Of the Mulber
ry street church Sunday School Missionary Society
was read by which it appeared that $6 So had been
paid into the Treasury during the last year The Rev
yn, addressed the meeting the subject Of missions
They urged with much warmth, the cause which every
christian be supposed to have at heart and spoke
of the spirit of lukewarmness manifested in many
churches toward this interesting work. collection
was taken up and about 500 additional raised to make
Dr. Cox, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Cox Mrs. Taylor and several
others, patrons and life members of the Society. The
utmost good feeling manifested by all present. and
the meeting passed Oft in pleasant manner


MRs. MARGARET BsHop.-This lady delivered ram
bling discourse yesterday the approach of the Millen
MUM. She demonstrated to her own satisfaction that
il would come within the present century and when it
does come there will be glorious times Man will indeed
have dominion over the earh there will not be any need
of Temperance Societies war steamers, and man
will be able to catch much fish at bite will
port family for a week.


RAIry SuNpAys-We fated to have other
than rainy Sundays. For at least seven Sundays past
we nave had n0thlng nut gloom, mist ana mud Inc
poor adies-we pity them-are debarred from their
anticipated pleasure of exhibiting the "atest fall FASH
ions" the pave of Broadway and the gentlemen are
obliged for comforts sake, to sit by the fires Of
their homes Courage, both Of you. The clear, snap
ping December Sundays will soon be upon us, when
old Sol shall shine out upon the gsening snow and the
merry music of the sleigh bells shall strike in sweet har
mony upon the Then, ladies and gentlemen both
shall exhibit the charms which nature and the dress
maker and tailor have given them and both shall be
tually astonished at the perfection of each


GRAHAM JULEp-At this Of the year the leaves
which ia from the trees many Of them blown into
the Croton River, while the ground its banks
pletely saturated with their This Of course
into the river, and makes highly nutritious ve-
getable compound, sort of julep upon which
should think Grahamites might grow fat. We would
call the attention Of those walking cabbages, urnps,
and squashes to the propety of subsistng at this
son the year entirety upon this rich diet


CoRoNERs OFFICE, Nov. 9.-SupDEN DEArH.-The
Coroner this morning held inquest in Eleventh street.
near Avenue A, on the body of named Elijah
Finch, native Of Ireland aged forty years. who sud
denly expired yesterday afternoon. Verdict Death by
di isease OF the heart"


DEATH ErmEPsy.-The Coroner held an inauest
also No ~ Vandewater street. the body of Ger.
female, about forty years old, whose name is be.
lieved to be Johanna Eagan who seized with fit of
epilepsy, and suddenly expired yesterday afternoon.
Verdict accordingly.