The congregation in Aintab became so large that two houses were opened for worship at the same time, and urgent appeals came from Killis, Marash, Oorfa, Diarbekir, Malatia, Harpoot, Arabkir, and other places near and remote.
Mr.Crane succeeded Mr.Schneider at Broosa.

Mr.Benjamin made a missionary tour from Smyrna to the interior of Asia Minor; Mr.
Schneider made one to Aintab, on a temporary mission; Messrs.
Goodell and Everett to Nicomedia and Adabazar; Mr.Peabody into the province of Geghi; Mr.Homes to Nicomedia; and Mr.Johnston to Tocat.

The building occupied by the Seminary at Bebek became now the property of the Board.

The printing at Smyrna, in Armenian, Armeno-Turkish, Hebrew-Spanish, and Modern Greek, amounted to twenty-one thousand copies, and five million five hundred and eighty-two thousand pages.

There was printing done at Constantinople, but the amount was not reported.