The Rev. Mr. Woodruff, Of

Brooklyn, N. Y., will oceupy the pulpit of the M. E. Church of this city on Sabbath next, morning and eveuing. He has the reputation of being an able preacher. L"r T'10 nQW Sunday Ordinance will go into operation to-morrow, and those interested should regúlate themselves aceordingly. It will be found in another column. BLgu The Finance Committeo of the School Board adyertise in another column for a loan of $4,01)0, authorized for the purpose of building a School Ilouse in the Third Waid. Capitalista can aak no better eecurities than the bonds of the district. L3tT C. L. Pack has handed ua a stem of Union Village Grapes, weighing about % of a pound, with grapes abont an inch each in diameter. Such clusters grown in the open air are hard to beafc. JG2E" Dr. Lyons wilt be at bis rooms at the Monitor, on Thursday next, the21at inst., in readiness to sttend to his patients, ai.d the afllicted generally. in ■ in I3t The July number of the Westminisier Review has the following papers: - Later Specnlations of Auguste Gom te, ïhe Anti-Slavery Kevolution iu America, Mr. Ilerbert Speneer's Principies of Biology, Political Economy, Imperial History, American Novelists-Theodore Winthrop, Tho Principies of our Indian Policy, and Contemporary Literatura. $1 a year ; with the othor three Retictes and Blackvioed, 15. Address L. Scott & Co., 88 Walker Street, New Tork. jgf We have thü Horliculturisl for September, and have found it a very readable number. This monthly should be in the hands of all fruit - large or small ; and of all growers of large or small fruits. - S'2.50 a year. Áddress Geokoe E. & F. W. Woodttard, 37 Paik Row, New York. An English railway companj' has alroady paid $35,000 damagea to injured passeogers, aud more euits are pending.