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paints. Oils, Glass, ST.

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure burns brightly and long sperm, and
sruss the WICK being free from gum 1t very superior fof
COBijkN'S PURE TALLOw OIL. superior for burning
viii rsnd coder weather. and will outwesI the best sperm od
Barrels 50 to 40 gala Only AGENT ~
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furniture.

LNNAMELRD FURNITURE.-H. F. FAR
IL RzNGTON has ready for sale extensive eornent
Of rich ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, I'll patterns
and coor and esbosey decorated in landscape Ana
flowers o. the Mandatory WHesooms Nos " and Woos
Ter St, between Brooms and Grandsa
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R o Sc n E OF l. s g,
IN NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED BY PATEkrs.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
The advantages possessed BY thus ol are;
l. The intensity OF the light produced
2 IL not explosive ,.r,
1t will fluid when the best sperm OIL hss sosseSed
II. economy 10 worth Of Ksrooene giving
ppreb sh, as worth Of Rspe.eed gu, sl9o Whale So 81
OF Sperm Oh, CT SO Of urning fluii
This on burns in all the ArsAnd button top lamps including
csmphene and syvc Oh lamps without the usual tendency
smoke ..,.o.n,x,c o,y NJ 90. go,
or machinery found be perfectly masica The
gun csused by Impure os wears equal to best
oil ana does Lot ges at low temperature II burns
nfrenilv In all the solar pinnacle and band lamps also,
shp owner ship csYtsos sbP supply men and others
cusfly requested the certificates to be At the once Of
AUSTENS, Agents for the Kerosene on Co.,
No 81 Beaver st, Nev.York.
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DaueY Warehouses.
Bountn fano narranis.

BOUNTY LAND-WARRANI OFFICE, No. So
II WI :. NJ yors-The highest msriss prics Nil =,
LAND WARRANTS and al wsrrsnt. sold BY ~ susrxa-
s~ed and forvarded mail otherwise 81 receipt Of rsrt
L.n1 Warrant. procured for sodi." and ''hs, sns.,A -
'VN'' NN'N' J. e. COLEMAN Co, Ms. So wllx
AND wARRA Ms WANTED.-
No rs Wll-st. S,z Yox
We vi supply orders pTouctiy W.rr.nh N~s,' hsi
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DEV. HARVEY NEWCOMB's SEMINARY for
IL YOUNG LADIES' No. 90 Orsnse-st, broosiyn NJ wiz
Mopdsy septenbess Boarding fuphs
SEDGWICKs METROPOLITAN ACADEMY
y aud GYMNASIUM Noa aS and IS 9th Washing
ton qusre. :. j. Sho"NiOn a. r ..l
VNTRlTlNG, Bookkeeping. PAINE, re-
w moved 10 so Bower Y and 28S Ful.on-st Brooklyn
Il prepared TO qualify Men the Counting Room Lsdes 81
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MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

MI SIIC HALL SEhlNAhi .oi AOOINO
M LADIEs-wEsT MEpFORD, Mass Five miles froH
Boston Ten Teachers OF rs, ability employed in the Schools
,oras facilities for thorough English Education 9th ast
Creek tie polite Languages Music on Guitar ano
Har, ana Organ; Drawing Embroidery and seven kinds
Pointing Refinement Of and The etiquette OF society
tncucsted Partisan lady resides in the family Prizes rs
awarded In each de parmeIt. ~
Aids TO educscn to be found In Calistencs p.I.
sns ymnasium Bowling Alley (strotly pivstel swimming
b. TIE Mystic River (salt horseback riding &c Well trained
saddle horses belong to the Semlnsry For address
6e Principal. INKS TnOMAo oml ~
REyEREScss-The Hon. Robert G. Winthrop Boston a As
N.dord the Rev John PieIpont West Medford Gardner
A. NJ Principal Boston Latin School the Hon ABBOTT Lay
renee Boston, tho Rev. Hubbard Ninsow, New YORK IN
Rev William Hague d. r., Albany; the Rev aolin d. Meade
o. d. Boston; the Hon Sem. honsor, Texsa
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Aonses ano farms fDante6.

HTANTPD-A HOUSE, with moderate rent
.N. N, ANAL family either IN upper part Of the
~, =, hide ont provided location 10 desirable Address
eZxtvo ds,s B. B.. at The Tribune Once.
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Mafhinern, &r.

CODA-WATER APPARATUS-Ony $45 and
y s3-Al compste. VIM GEE, No. SO Fulton St, New
York third floor.
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fARa for SALE-With crops in New-Jersey,
pea N~'forh Apply a, No. $50 PEARL - up s,as front
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6dIes bp Authon.
EycEsE II. fRAAxLfs, Aue isaser
4 SS1CNlE" SALE VI | rosewood and ma

P K. wilkins, Aucttoneef
A SSIGNEE's SALE Of q BAKERS STOCK
"A ard tIXrURE.i also, io suAkEs SrA0s CON
on TUESDAY July q 1886 at 10. oe'ck, at No 4s eh,
the STOCK contained In said store COZ ssus Of f,nr
Confectionery Baters Impe nens, &c Hors AID Ssyoa
Hsr &C. Also. Ito Shses Company stock sundy
Notes and oil the other Properly sgDed ~ the cIbs b.
Franklin A. Collins for the benefit Ot Us credi ora
T.. 3. WESTON, Assignee.
A UCTION NOTICE -FURNITURE, &c.
IA Come oil together ct 10y O'Clock rules MOaNiN3N, %
Nass.u 500 Cs-s sd.o.d for rss trade In small rr lsss
LOTS Of description (sood Rosewood Pisa
stcond band Csp~tnss Oil Paintings Mirrors kefrg
orators Sptns aLd Hair Mat Decks S,fes Tea e.
TUNis mORRELI, Auc,ione,r
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CAVINGS BANK.-MARINERS SAVINGS
~ INSTITUTION corner Of Sd.sv and eths. Open 20 al
essses Of Interest allowed d.posts OF $5 aud e
than $50 at the rate Of per cent, and over 300
TIE OF cent Deposits made before the nt Oh
July will bear interest fro n that date.
Bank open daily from m. D. m, and Wednesday,
sd Saturdays from 70 o'clock. .
THOS B. sTILLMAN, President
Isaac SMITH s.e, cas w. Mics EnIs viesrrsaieo
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TIVE NEwYoRK GENITAL RAILROAD COMPANY, }
TRLAwRERs OvvIcs, ALsAsy, Juue ~ l9sS
NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL Interest,"
~ OIL al Obligation, Of this Company a. Il dqs ~
hereafter be paid without sper pocs ct the Office Of DU
CAN, SHERMAN Co, IN the City Of New Yot, uOul On
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CHEAP B e G. E ROB Z s..
~ Lsde. w End tremendous bargains In Black and CooEsd
BAREGE ROBES.
Beautiful styles, in rich qualities,
81 50, worth 81 50.
A~ispees .sle No. 703 BroadWay
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CLOSING SALES Of DRY GOODS-RE-
~ MOVING to No. 7o3 ADTAY.- the time Is lin
tied selling of the STOCK Of DRY GOODS con-
ell il this store ladies would study their interest BY
calling early in order to the greatest bargains ever
oo,ed the whole BE- sod without regard TO cost
c. g. HOOK, No. SS5 Bowery,
opposite 5th.st.
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Dnntin9,
Amnsementg.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THEO. EISFEIADs
"A GRAND -
DRAMATIC, VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
@ o N @ T. II T.,
SATURDAY. MAY IL, 1855.
Miss MARIA 8. BRAINERD,
signoT CEsARE BADIALI
By permission Of Max Msyetzek esa.
Mr.. RICH HOFFMAN,
Mr. DONALD MACLEOD,
And RAND ORCH EsTRA
Including all the Members of
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY f
PROGRAMME. '' -''''
Overture to Oberon. Web~r
"Ah. Perfdan Sceus and Beethoven
Miss MARIA S. BRAINERD.
g. Adasio and Finale from the Concerto In
'''D' Mr. RiCHXaD HOFFMAN. ~'A"'''''A"
4. Matilda repta," Grande Scens and
Aria, (hrst dme) Theodore Eisfsla
Composed expressly for
Signor G. A DALI.
PART
THE WHOLE OF BEETHOVENS MUSIC TO
GOETHE'S Egg MONT,
With Dramatic REGULATIONS will be performed for tho fmt
In America The explanatory Poem written delivered
Mr.. DONALD MACLEOD.
The Incidental Songs performed By
Miss BRAINERD
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Il R A N X l. Z s l. / E
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Ptock Church. where Washington worshipped-
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Washing,ons Communion Table. 49,
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Map of Central America (ocis, showing the tnee routes
scross the Ishmus. -
Interior View Of Fhh Avenue Baptist Church:
Exterior View Of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
The Rev Sydney A. Corey AM Pastor Fifth Avenue Bap
Ladies Department Window Gardening, and the cultivation
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COMIC DEPARrMENr.-fhe Adventures OF the Happy Fish
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THE HOME OF WASHINGTON-Faithfa
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4 COMPANION to SAM SLICK.
n This Day Published

ADVENTURES OF CAPT. PRIEST.
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Jewels and pess Of native humor fall iseey from the
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prevailing desTth Of good things In that line"
Thi. book throughout spskes with gems Of humor II
person feels detected and few Of these
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The author has only the propensity but the talent 10
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who see everything from the aushabe ide he has made
too dangerous weak buttons with. We shall
sgan trust explosveneo with that Yankee We have
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IN He ND Z P Z N D f N 7,
Il WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS

l. WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
PAPER
Among the Contents Of this weeks Humber 10 verbatim re-
mort of Meeting Of the Amerca Tract society
Proceedings Speeches at the Congregations Uno
also reports of the Anniversary meeting OF
American Home Missionary FAMILY READING. -. -,
Society The Blessedness Of the Chris
American Bible Society. tian
American Board Of Commits Twilight Story.
sonen for Foreign Mis- The Chids Prayer 49,,
siops The Lesson Of the Match
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