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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01

~ GAAS
With Biographical Sketches of Eminent Divines
by Samuel NJ. Smoker, Ii. D.. Published by
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Sheriff'S Sale.

Sheriff Of Nemaha county.
Brownvile, Nov. Sd, 1859. n17-4t-S7 so
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Sheriff Of Ncmaha county, n. T.
ownville, Nov. 3, 1859. l~e-it-Sl2,Ot
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TERM s. |:
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sr one year, il paid an advance, 500

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Of y or MORE will be furnished at 81, so pc
- prOvided the cash accompanies the order, no
f~erwise.
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Washington, October, 1859.
November 3, 1859.
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Brownyille, Nov, 10th. ls5
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

During the cast week the retail business at the Wash
pgton market has been toleraby brisk and yesterday
forenoon the market busy scene attended as
II was by many patrons. Beef mutton and veal appear
to be quite plenty, yet the marketmen say that there Is
still great scarcity Of good cattle hence the prices are
still kept at high figures. Poultry which has been quite
for past, in rather better supply
yesterday and at less prices than the former week. Spring
chickens have appeared, and selling prices ranging
from 81 rs 10 81 SO per pair GameWid pigeons An be
added 10 the list OF eeasonahle game they selling
at prices ranging from 81 rs to 81 81 per dozen.
FAh-North River shad are becoming more plenty aud
worth from 30c 70 Soc Sturgeon IL among tho
varieties; IL is selling at &c. per pound Scotch salmon
in slow is still selling at the nigh price OF 81 IS
per pound Butter-In this article have not
any particular remarks 10 make, except that the market
continues firm for good old varieties New Welsh butter
per proud. The poorer grades OF butter chcapvery
cbeap-but Orange county butter is selling ut from Csc
TO 30c per pounds reduction from last weeks prices
Frcsh eggs In good supply twenty are given for 2'c
Fresh fru-Bananas other West India fruit continue
TO arrive, and command very high prices the former
seDg at prices ranging from ~ 80 TO 80 per bunch
The red baDaDas from Barac0a OF large size selling
~ 2bc each. During the past week about hundred
and twenty i've baskets OF strawberries arrived from the
south but IN such poor condition ~ 10 render them not
very desirable at the price demanded 81 so quart
vegeaoes-R adishes so plentiful ~ market and so
cuesp tat they cease 10 be rarity they selling Mt
oc per pnncn Bermuda potatoes continue 10 arrive 10
tma Quantities, and usually packed 10 boxes holding
about peck Not being OF first rate quality, they sell
Iaioer heavily at d2 per box. Southern asparagus
felng at VI bunch Rhuoarb vs. worth 81 so per dozen
Postocs continue dull without any material change the
prices.
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The Dry GOo<ls yTrasIe.

The imports Of foreign dry goods at this port for the
week ending April 10 amounted to 81 ss5 1884, against
1886 for the same period In 1883 and 81 Oh ITO 10
1857. The amount thrown upon the market vas
81 ,324 AL against sGo9 700 10 1885, and $3.50 24s ia 1857
The total entries since che LIST OF January amounted To
$50 $685. against SIS 1888 In 1853 and s3t s34
in 1857; and the Withdrawals to 337 6I54 against
SO 662 in 1885, and $34 203 In 1851 The EXPORT
Of cotton domestic goods the past week embraced SIS
packages of the value of $50 $40 OF which were
taken for China TIE trade with the jobbers the week
has been fair though interrupted somewhat by the vet
weather. The bulk of the Southern trade over while
Virginia. Mary land and the older Western States There
has been better appearance Of trade from the Western
States generally thus wcek though yet Ia rather
scattering There has been no chapgei the prices Of
cotton domestic goods 10 foreign goods, light woocns
have been IN good demand while most oth articles were
without change Of Importance,
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$780,. v.. u.x,.,o,.. .h,, Canadian Ts,,usu, Nyork;
sshr Gel s.sIy Pss O. ga bEs Jo.c Hs a,S sd
osss sad; SssoI sa ~;
ProSiem TcNsmsra. wIndiss
vl SsASxroRr April is-o'd brig An'''a Carlson ma
FALL RIVER, Ap..,lszArr .cAs .aop Isaac Borden;
S. eeass s ssw York Sid iA 'A' Old D'nin'0a
c.a1.s x,TsS April lied sohrs Francis GU Bias and
,0xxER6ssik. zprn n-An .sAr ohsrub Bailey wIndiss
HYAHNIs Aprl 10 Sid scbr, rhe,u Norris; saml Gilman
cs s.sr.s so Chase and 00pa Bsa' ssr1 % sa
NJ ssIH .sSS Ss1 ga
n xs Tan sa is ss s.s and In e
1a r .sD ~ :sa New
oT %pr .br CHARLES Hazard Billiard.
STs H sn In .:s S
1.s.sr' damon, %. - = 80. 80. o " -
N9cl, Ia xn,Asn Tor 90 do sr.nsi. ABBOT dag u' '
sYo,f h s1s Ss e %oa
sgI.ssr G.ys:.a Sa - xS e
.eSr johnson AuSlssns ond "a AgI iOi sos
snni Hoy Havana; 9Th brig Marlba m Du9nelis Pensa
RssmonS is,ha Session. ss o~dtes SYort
nm Mo s p Apr, smd Oarhs AA' Pike HAws' porand'
pGr: s,S a!a.lss wat's%srs 70
Pa,t" Riso s1sr Sp SI smn Bray for NScrs
a.. fSsss 'as no'
;is s ,sp slps 'S oard Pres
ana dsssa a.is Weeks. so;'Sn s, o, ', 1870, -, m
Esmoss s Maria Loa.s spepce1 a s.%S
NHwpoET. April lin port n schrs Tram Smith Nc
S% r sss1 % ass
.ass saS sS.4
bsias hats r aS' SGop yenny r, ru R,ysr
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.


TINE OF CLOSING AT rHs NEW YORK OFFICE.
Dosssns. .Nos.h-Albssy DsHslo and Canals. s!s
M SSse .n nal; :. ~ &. T ~ s ana
South aud Southwestern
Rsss.n mai. ); i;lo:d * 4 4 4 ana: MAJ
win b. observed e.. ssss IN Ha;i.,n and ws..a
nns nov close 1t s respectively and Nc Eastern mall by
SUNDAY G1ils On Sunday Al malls close q. ths
CALIFORNIA. .sy steamer. Wednesday, April 10 Pm
The overland Mail tor California leaves IT. Louis
:SSad Penn s MARKED e o1 :. s va
LAKE The Overland Ma. from 81 Joseph odo) to s,
s 81, ,. letter: should b marked Overland
s. r.e'o. x .s ss%s5v wsSSssSy Apr Pm
New orsss: BY Steamship lsnusssss
me lst and 18th Of each month Letters should
be placed in the Once a New York az days pre-
EuRor......B BY steamship New Sors, via soa.h.
ampton Bremen, Saturday, April l5.ioIS Al
BuESos AynEs ScUn and Aer the LIST Of aor instant TIE
nnsa ss 81 ~ upon a sr ys sa s% ne
Bnenos Ayres or any other part Of the argentine
c Con .noD, or % III Republic q PARAGUAY
hs mails from snsaud Tor sa is n syres 4, l. re-
S SsssS o psoS Savs A 2 css s
e. Iedueedrs'e Of 8riush postage, IRON .weaiy-
tween .hs UDiisd Kingdom and sassos ayes
BAHAxA IIAsDs On the day after the arrival Of eas alter
month lbs karna s vii sHI' b. ' dssp
viii u,ss for the Bahama isAad' to be landed
no longer necessary to collect Ia the United satss
British postage letters addressed Turks sasds
aud forwarded In the mails TO st Thorn, arrangements
having been by the British Poat Office snd
collecting snch postage the delivery the letters de sim.
lion In future therefore, the United states potage Ia
required be PREPAID letters Turks Islands which
cents the single the distance 2e1J
miles, and twenty cents the distance is 500 mica
TnE OF CLOSING AT TIE LONDON Ossios.
BoHBAY. The Overland Mail Bombay clos ia Loodon
IS fOll0ws:vis marseiles, the 81 aud 18th OF
each month. Via Southampton on the l2th ard
Tth.
CALCUTTA. Sd 10TH 18th, 18Th via Marse,es. 9TH, l2h
10Th. 9th. via Southampton
CHINA, &C. Via Msrseiles iOth and 18th Via South
ampton 4ih 9th.
ApsrkAILA Via Marseiles and Suex the 10th. Via South
ptou and Suez 18th
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AKkIVALS.
AZ The Everett House-Hon. w. ID. Bishop, Conn. Ho
p G Calhoun and lady, do SiAs @. Herring and wIf,
cree children and servant, N. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
saiserthwaite and daughter NJ T.; Mss Tinker, do
Leeds. Stamford, Conn; v. r. Leeds do; G. Wall, Mil
vaukie; Mr.. Shaw, Montreal Conrad wnkleman, Paris !;
G. Hgginson, Boston ; T. L. Heginson, do -
DEPARrUREs
For Southampton, Havre and Hamburg in the steamship
AamnoniA-Nr Huslebert Begle Mrs Bsge and mother 10
chester Mrs Henry Bull Master Richard Albert iowa and
Niss Camilla Bull y George Gerken and lady San Fran
eAsco; Henry Niles. Lspore Ind; stephen Betunge
Bunalo; OTTO saner. Rostock; Charles cumming MAO
e1phle Ahlern Mics Elise and Agnes Ahlers Iowa Ande
een, ~; Mr. Hewg lady infant and nurse " d nov
Lasrens Eco u Laurenz u Wagner ana l s DO So
Nss Rafssa Frey Miss Helene koiAnger nncnnA ME-
Barothy, Davenport; Louis Rieienstanl banao Sxeoo
John Buitmsn. Boston John suvertrnp Cantorns Inso
dove Clark tngand Edward Hess louisiana; Car Grimm
~; Cassen. do; HUFFMAN and lady do; Harms fmt
adelphia; Madame Brin, y; pr Weber, clactnhsu -
hold Y-and others in steerage-1otAl l37.
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Movements In Real Estate.

by A. j. Bieecker, son a 20.
On 3Ith 4Sth St. 200 IT, west from Sh av., 4 lots
25xloO EACH and large building covering ground sl4 800
On 35h st, the story brick house aud plot No.
l46 f. 35th st size Of plot 20 55eI xls4s 5000
On 23d st. W. A. lot and buildings. 80. 5000
On Ash St. n s., adj property near Sh av above 4,o0o
On 63d and Gath sts., lots, n. g. g., $50 #. east
BY Miller Newly
House and lot ess East 18th 25xsC ......... $500
Do. 1872 It'll av., J2......... ....... $3.50
Do. cor. Greenwich and Watts st........ II 900
Lease property Morris and Greenwich SITS 7l00
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The Paraguay Difficulties.

You have recently published communication OF mine
IN relation to the Paraguay difficulties Please add TO the
favor by giving this opportunity to predict that
Lopez had the address TO refer the amount OF ndem
nifty 70 the American Company to an abtrament at
Washington, the Company will never see one penny OF
heir claim. Endless delay will occur, testimony viii
have TO be taken Assumpcon questions of law will be
mtsrposed and nothing will be DONE Lopez seems 70 be
match the ID himself and as TO our ever sending
mother feet there, that is out OF the question
A NEW YORK SUFFERER
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SANDY HOOK, hprl lb mnset-ship Calhoun. and one
Spit bound out steamship Hanuonia fo HAMBURG cleared
Ras rom he 1n p ana and ,l ss w
weather clear.
L9k &c ,i BRAsC5 spr T. ship and bark
HIGHLANDS; April l5 sunset-one ship and one bark in
the ohps, bound In. Wind 3, moderate.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
lately asrquisa has been ccndsnned by the
Aamraly Court yhe -rsckers who had for salvage
e cargo TIE officers wso also claimed the YES
al r vss % @ or e. per sy Ss
United states Marshal the Ism Of April che is worth
about 500 Csps Lind has been arrested, and in prison
wner il2 tons from sss sps snip cspss AZ sS
ssss cotton and So 500 specie opon the sckssui
Wilmer arrived here n,sh he as with d he pss.snss
New Oriean. The February With cabin All seersse
hsvl sssd ss bar tie as lay Il 40 shoS &c days
n g sure nat NE chip could not pc Aeros went
% y y ase, aays a. aoshor when taking the eervSss
over and she March Iq,a ryeryIns went ae
% Voc CON whea on account Of osd weather. no ooserva
sss dsiesee from he q Tcrusas When be SHAPED
water iudr ed 70 be sho II mia. sw a rSersenS
n continued on the same before un' clock
dIsvug IS Of wster %Sen a1 she seo ashsrs
GER but To- no psr5os sse qS e se, her from ss dan
hove IN 81 sbo sormed Spain W. Of tns iras
sosa. ne aloNc oetcribed. 1he rnUBpOr
a. opce shgagsd 20 for he Tousss wrecksr They ar
Ied AZ e Snip sz OF the ash amp ound the shio ful
o. water she had bsei about thirty AZ hours sftr
Inc passengers an' specie up i'm /, hs
cry tnu ne Wreckeis commenced saving the cargo About
seveny .sss were got ont dry snd 900
W. e s ne materials OF the ship sDd the prov
has been dscidedy uniavosbe Tor saving cargo And
opinion now ,hh ony That portion between decks will be
Rr Guy oapam Win,r has consigned JAures THOR Esl
hs mp wss on', ~ ihomaston Me Is yesrs
surrn or 700 wv The value Of and cfgo before Inc
accident could not bavs been lee. $3.50 900 The ICES will
exceed t WO The Court have saned an or Ter ~ The United
states Mssha TO sell the damaged cotton and he sbio mate
Ias The sale VII be mhe 90 tho h last The number of
heef fsved ~ 600 which onv are dry
~ pc err tay moDd osp Latham, from m,or,ian
on ID, 9Th int In dsres having IN es w ,e M The euf
carried away her and some ether head gear she
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April 10 r. M
AsHEs-The market was quiet while sales were limited
BsHApsiurYs -Flour-fhe market displayed increased
tivy and rather frmness especially FOR common
and medium grades OF Western The Transactions footed
up about IA eco bbls closing within the following range
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Car adan flour was steady al quotations, shiie sales
were quite limited Southern brands were IN eood 10
mand and closed with more frmness Tae transactions
embraced about $500 bbs closing within the range OF
the above quotations Among the purchases were some
indies Rye aour and corn meal were quiet and prices
unchanged. Wheat in better request, with
more doing The sales embraced about 1000
bushels including red Genesse at 81 3d. white Ken
lucky, aaoat at 81 20 81 rs; choice white Southern
at 81 90 red Western at 81 40 81 As; mixed
d. at ST. a. and prime Chicago spring at 81.
Corn was in fair demand, with sales Of about IL, 900
bushes including white southern, AZ &c.. Jersey and
Southern at SEC sSc and Western mixed, in store, At
sac s5c Rye was irmer, with sales OF 2700 bushels
at $50 qoc Oats heavy, with sales of State at
bsc b5c and Western and Canadian ct SEC SOC. The
following statement of the receipts and exports Of bread
suas this port for the week ending to day, from the
circular OF Wa. g. Cutting -
RECEIPTS FLOUR GRAM FOR THE WEEK.
BJls Brhel; Bushels Bushels Bushels Bushels
Flour. Wheat. Rye. C0ra Oats. Barley.
BY railroad .s925 500 s,s22 -
Other sourees.s,4sl $3.50 Isl $3.50 s,?Os 81, 1858
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Mr. CALMELs, MATCHMAKER BEGs TO OFFER
~ ns services % ,he wA,chmase and eseers OF this CITY
In every branch Of hs art Apply at No 2gf Sixth Avenue he
,wsen kshtetnA and Nineteenth streets, References given
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
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published every week. containing psges Of beautiful pa
noorte music duets &C. the full of music
only 10 cents per week, 81 year IN advance single
number contains much music he obtained for 81 AZ
any store To be found At all depois boos
stores broadway sgepciesCrowens go Brosd way; noe
Lockwood Sons Al Broad~ay; and H. o. Lawrence Vesey
street, Aston House. BROOKLYN VIM A. Rose, 42 Atlantic
street. Williamsburg d. b. Gu,s % South Seventh street
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MATRIMONIAL.

A BACHELoR or GOOD PERSONAL APPEARANC}
IA and of good position in society desires 10 make The
gnnnncs o. young lady mot twenty two years Of ~
WIN view TO marriage; she be good looking OF cneS
temperament and anectonse dp3sion; property NO
lect ~ the advertiser has enough both Address
broadway Post ONCE STAYING time and place for an nsesve
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"A pospesaing appearance tired OF her present
DESTROYS OF changing Der condition name Tor wn'n
pose abe would be willing 70 unite her fortunes In msImo
with any gentleman OF coneenia temper from wvu IA
rahi Office.
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THE NEW YORK OMNIBUS
~ OUT
This morning and for sals at all news depots
ContensIhe Cousin Mania illustrated; Our Black List;
The Bar the Pulpit, New Way Of Paying Old Debts;
Lite Of Popular new York Editor lusratsd; Nike Walsh
Farewell SergeaIt Brneybe good Boy; Qnder Economy,
The Ogarchies OF Gotham Murder Made Easy WITH SPLEEN
did Illustrations; Second Hand Furniture Doiges; We
appear before Neighbours Peter Funk and their Manage
ment Ac &c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LosT--oN WEDNESDAY. FROM go BROAD
way white shaggy dog black ears had collar on. Is
eward VIM be paid for his return.
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BOSTON, April lt-An ship Barpswel st,ver Greeuoct
Via LsDssb bbTks vaea Locke lgoA Bay, C9H George
1bomss Benner Gslyeston brig Chatham simpson, Cenne
eos schs Wreath Plummer and SaSon, Robinson Machias
Tor rIMk Cid ships Highland Light Trip and Hsveock
snow kOrieaps, Hampden, BumaD Chareston barka
Burke Fsya and MARKET Iyssnder Moore, Cienfuegos
ver ara Wynan st george NIB 10 Trad for Bristol brig De
marara Merhew Caroenas; schrs Tryphenia, Nckerson
M Bsyles Thompson; Howard, Baker, Sea Flower. Clark
Niger Harding George Edward Baker, and sarrh Roe
Baker NYork 3D. wind With rain and hail steamer Ad
mra Ships Boston. Franklin and bark Grace Hammond
main at anchor below.
Ittb-Xr 10y tell shp Hunress Caldwell rOrleans brig
Paober Lee Cape Hayden Below, ship Ashland, Clark
BxLTIMORE April 1lArr barks Kate Oliver Moutevideo;
Chase Rae Clifton, Lewis Rio Jsnero; Or sby
KOreans brigs Peter War; ick Lsnare Rio Ianeo; Mar
garet Ridley ir Brown Bahis henry Dider, GrahanI
Tsgusyra VIM Taylor Hall, Harrington do via Mopgos fd
Echo llough Msysguez Rio Grsnde Cunningham Mstnxss
toni koDserr.ie, Crowber wimiugton NC shrs tangent
tlummer, Adcisoni Nancy Brsyton, Rogers Fan River
hnps !, Hambln. gape Cod ssa rymPb D. ~son, and
- Quarantine bark May Queen Kwsu from sio Jsns q
CID steamer Fanny Ind sader Culinary kYork bark star
so, scsard Jscxsonye brig BeIycr tne~ 2s tons, Ira
pas schrs Tanamount Davis srehsm, 0cear Bird Gibbs
trovfence adele, Rsker, kYork Sid schrs Home McieI
Ian W1ndies; Time (B) hilton, Nassau
BhFpOh, spri bat brig fenobscot Edgerly, -; schr
? Peftrdfe, bx, NYork.
CbAkLhhiOH Aprl PAR steamships Isabel, Rollins,
Hayana VIA hey wcs and sayannsh Papsco Layned, and
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STEAMBOATS,
DAY BOAT ron
ALBANY AND TROY.
The splendid and commodous steamer ARMENIA, Capt l.
smith will leave foot Of Harrison street
Wednesday and Frcsy, at O'Clock M Passengers
eraned by the wonder OF Me age the steam Caope Bag
checked board For further particulars inquire Of the
aptan on board.
CTEsMBOAT TO RAILWAY N. J.-THE STEAMER
- ONLY DAUGHTER leaves the foot Of Robinson street
daily except Sundays ats o'clock M touching At Port Rich
mond L. and bizabehport N. j. Returning leaves kah.
way at O'clock A. touching "a above. Fare 10 Railway
90. intermediate landings LOG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

a N ANBWEk TO THE QU HgTTON WHAT ARE CAII
forniA damopdsf California diamonds are simply piece,
Of crystaizcd quartz roct found only California; ooshss
BY peculiar 10 equal the real diamond In brii
nancy being hard adasnt tney are durable and ram
exhibition and for rale d '
Broadway Broadway gs1 Broadway ga,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

DLEECKER STREET UNIvERsALsT CHURCH, coz
ID ner of beecker and downing streets n. Y:-Rev r.
Reynolds Of jamestown N viii preach in this chu:h TOT
morrow morning and evening" services commencing 1t l0
A. n. and TX Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16


IN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF wArUaEs ANT
a jewery Of all kinds qualities and descriptions nj les
ban Ia porters'. jobbers or manufacturers Prices
33l Broadway, S3l Broadway. 33l Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

A FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEETING WILL BE HE'LL
IA In the Presbytera church, Fifth and Nineteen
street, or Aexsnders sabbath evening, l7,h inst. II
connection with the departure of Dr. and Mrs Hepburn mis-
of the Presbyterian Board Of
tblshng mission In Japan. Services 70 q n
O'Clock p. n. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

HBORAL eERvICE-FRsE PROTEeT ANT EPISDOP An
~ church. at the large chapel OF the Rutgers emAe Ins
Madison street. three Clinton street.
l01f O'Clock A. M and ~ w. The whole service Of u
n