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THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE.
M rLoREScE PERCY.


Beside the tollsome way,
Lonely and dark, by fruits and nowers unSlcst,
Which my worn feet tread sadly, day by day,
Longing In vain for rest,
An angel softly walks.
With pale sweet faee. and eyes east meekly down,
Tho while from wtherd leaves and nowsrlsss stalks
She weayes my attlng crown.
A sweet and patient graee.
A look OF hrm endurance, true and tried,
or suffering meekly borne, rest on her faeo
SO Pure-sO Eloriasd.
And when my fainting heart
Desponds and murmurs at Its adverse hte,
Then quietly the angels bright lips part,
Murmurlns softly, "wait"
"Patence :" she sueetly saith,-
"rhe Fathers mercies never come too late'
Gird thee with patient strength and trusting hith
And arm enduanee-wait"
Angel. behold, walt,
Wearing the thorny crown through all lies shours-
Walt til thy nand shall ope the eternal gate,
And change the thorns to flowers
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Sroorn.BoRr MUsKrrs.--Many army Off
Gers prefer large proportion Of regiments
armed with smooth bOres. in IA general en-.
gagcmcnt. Each is loaded with bullet
and three buck-shot. and they are far more
effective than rifle for close fighting, besides
bearing much longer in uso without becom.
Ing fouled. All agree that the COMPANIES
intended for skirmishing should be armed
with theriaed.bore and mimic bullet.
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EA gentleman having horse that ran
away and broke his wiie's neck, was told by
neighbor that he wished to purchase It for
his wife to ride upon. .No.' said the wretch,
u intend 10 marry again myself
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WA Liverpool paper tells this story |"
having its origin In an American eating
house. It isa good one, happen where 's
might: @.
Nov. waiter. what's to payT
lie. me sec sir; what have you had, sirr
Three fish,. ~
.Only brought up i'eo, ! think sir.'
NO, three; had two mackercl. and one
Tmeh.'
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agricultural,
Reports OF Committees,

Made at the Cattle Nov and Far Of The
York County Agricultural Soeiety, held at
Saco and Biddeord, Oct. 7ih, Sh and 9th,
lS62.
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pustrp.
Prom Harper's Weekly.
WAITING.

w - @@'S'
When ne comes back. all glorious
With the love light in his eye,
From the battlefield victorious,
Who'll be happier then thanl'
See. the big armchair Is waiting.
Vacant still, In It's old place.
Time press quickly on the hours
Till I see his pleasant faee
lie was too young. they told me,
To march against the fOei
Yet when his country needed aid
Ills mother babe him go.
rwsre meet slaves should tremble
Whom tyrants hold In thralli
but my boy was q freeman born,
lie went at Freedoms call.
My small weak hand would waver
The shortest sword TO heart
But ne stands steady in the ranks,
And holds his muskst there.
Ny faint heart would ALTER
The battle-ground to see
But he Is strong In Freedoms might.
lie fights for her and me.
lam watching and waiting.
As mothers watch and wait
Whose sons are IN the army now,
And II Is growing lateI
Ny liie's past It's morning,
It's near sunset In the sky
Oh, long once more 10 clasp hIm
In my arms before die.
Yet farther OF the army goes
lie will return no more,
TIL cur glorious dag is free again
To fcat o'sr sea and shore.
where'er II waved in days gone by
Its folds again shall rest,
From the depths Of the lowest valleys
To the highest mountain crest.
And ne, my boy. my darling.
Tho pride Of my old heart!
where'er his place may be
lie win nalall his part.
Not until the war Is over
Shall we meet In fond embrace
Time press swiftly on the hours
Till see his pleasant face.
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Trotting Horses.

Prcniums-frst, $500, second, $500,
third. $500. To contend for the above
named premiums there were four horses en-
tered, viz:
Benocia Boy, entered by Ii. Knight, Hol-
lis.
Lady Gordon, by II. W. Goodwin, Biddc-
ford.
Fanny, by o. IIaines, Saco.
George d. Mcclellan, by W. o. Jones,
Eliot.
There were four heats trotted by Fanny,
two by Lady Gordon, and three each by tho
other two horses.
The trOtting was spirited throughout, and
the Committee award,
10 Benecia boy, the Grst premium, $500
To Fanny second f" 900
To G. b. Mcclellan, Sd 200
The average time for the three trots was
tho basis upon which the premiums were
awarded.
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- tn C1IvF FuE IN PGARL STRERr.-
'rlt'.. 3 ruhiE, l"tWotu hyC aud ak o'clock a
f.c ut. hrtm % t4c ."cOnd story Of NJ. l9i Pearl
.tr,-t sni consumed TIE four upper stories. Tie
% - story and basement was occupied By A C.
Terfi~, a c. Carbon oil dealers and lamp manu-.
fctures. Their stock IL damaged principally by
water ~ the extent OF 800 which Is cUverel hy
Insurance Tie second stony In which the Gre first
Appeared, was occupied by John N. Mp'ro, Agent
OF tie y. \. Il ,zsCo lIsE 5000. Nuinsuranre. The
thitd and 800 ia stories were occupied hy Nrtliu ,pr
f2aJp, which Is covered hy insurance Ia the Fire.
mems h.smsnceCo. The upper nr1r was occupied
H 4. P'l-l, ottrn hro ker, loss 81 500. insiir,sl
jur si0 IN he ST. MARKS Ius O.. TIE build "a ~
Nos 1913 AdIui IA No. 1911 were lightly dana - l.
CIR DIT i- due uur hremrn for th,lr in SAVING
T. former uf the above huiiu - which were treat
's Threatened ut ou" time. Total Iuz- ly the firm,
mtIul.ng tie HuIi.Ng, which IA ~ nsi n, N,tI
wpel, Esq. $1,000. Insurance sl~hnO
FIRE IN llorsToN STREET About seven
nI * last evening fire broke on IN IN" mil inrry
store of Isaac Re, No. sos East Houston street.
II wH suuu rvtingish'd by the hremen. Damage
in stick $1,000 Insured fur 5000 IA the Brs,k.
lyu Fire Insurance c.. The building Is owned los
Laura Quiulcr. Damage Sl5J, w. ioh Is a.yerrl
ly Insurance in the North River Fire Insurance Z,
TuE LATE MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrEARANrE OF
JouN CANrtnp-A posi- morton examination of
the remains Il the late John Garfield, found
drowned In the Buttormilk Channel on TNur-ily,
made yesterday m Brooklyn, by Dr. Louie
Bauer, resulting in the discovery that five ribs on
the left side near the spine, were fractured There
were uo external injuries, aud the general appear.
an" uithe vscrn was such, as 4 usually apparent in
cases u drowned persons The contents ~ the
stomach are g. lie Analysed, aud the result to be
nude known ou the inquest, which will be com
mtuccd ~ the late residence ~ decreases" Ia Rtpel.
yea street, near Nn Brunt street, this morning n
II o'clock. Coroner Norris made a r,qulitipn
yesterday upon Justice Connolly, ~ New York, for
Mrs. Elillheth Shoemaker, who was arrested on
suspicion ~ having some know lege Of the cause Of
Cauhed's disappearance. Officers Cummings and
Crosby, detailed II the Tombs, Brought the
man over last evening, together with Timothy Watt
and Mary Nsltl-the latter Icing detained as "a
witness None ~ the parties are able IN speak
English Mrs, hoonmaker had An infant In her
arms. She APPEARED n be ia distressed state Of
mind.
NAN INQUEST was held yesterday by Coroner
" iris ON h',ari the brig Ann, lying At the lot Of
Fulton street, upon the body ~ Ms. Gertrude
Messenger who ditd NJ sea IN the 29th' at. The
husband ui deceased, Rev. Henry IL. Messenger,
N.sa mi-si DnHry tn West Africa, and returned on
account Hi the II state of his Wiie's heath. YER
dot - dean nom general debility" was rendered
.y tic "irv.
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HRAvr Bvsmrss A,sose TIE PErxR
FrNKs-No, less than seven complaints egains.
Peter Funk establishments were received yesterday
At the Mayors ofhos, ffom parties who had been
yctindzed, in sums varying FROM 81 10 500. In
every case the money was recovered by the promp,
action Of City Nj shall Brown, who at once seut Tor
the Peter Funts, and compelled them 10 dsyorse.
TIE nost mpor' ant o, the C. ses attended 70 by
tae N,y.i in person. II NJ opiyke's determi.
nation to follow up these swindling establishments
b. the Ntent OF the iaw, which Ia not sufficiently
stir gent, h, viewer, 10 seriously interfere with tie
business o. the Peter Funks.
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MARRIAGES.

GALHRAITH - DRt MMOND - On Thursi,y,
Jan. SHh by the Rev A. Clements, At the residence
Of the brides parents, Samuel GLbruth " Lizzie
D.uuuoud, all Of this city. ~
MCAULEY-vAE RANST-On Jan 22d, At
the residence of Rev. Ira X Stewart Daniel n. 70
Caul'y H. Miss Henrietta A. Van Rtnst, all 81 this
city. 1853
hcDONALD-sU LLIvAN - In Brooklyn, Jan.
3Wh, by the Rev. &. Campbell, NJ. Archibald No
Donald, ~ New York, " Miss Mary sullivan, NJ
BROOKLYN. II
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GROCERIES,.

BARGAINS IN ,,o,,.. ,,..
PkONlSIONS
l,MO hils, Flour, at 80 % per Dbl
900 Hams, city cured, at6k,
10000 Shoulders, city curel, Dc.
h,unu hnNea Cheese, SC. SO.
1000 kits No. MNckerel, 81 % per kit.
l,uUr tubs Lard, Sc.
1000 boxes Soap, bHc a &c.
1000 boxes Adnmantine Candles, l5c.
1000 boxes Starch, pure, BIC.
3OO,WO lbs. Sugar, raw and rehned 0 n II Nc.
1000 packaRes Butter, l6c, ISo and 2Oc.
Cliiee, fresh ground, i9c, 16C, isc. aud 2Oc.
Choice Green and Black Teas, CO.. a 10.
2O,Uo gallons New Orleans M1Asses
b,O0 gallons Porto Rico Mcarp.eA 80. per gall,n.
biVuO gallons SJtups, assorted.
800 terces Rice, 1c.
Finest old brandies for medicinal purposes,
and all other kinds ~ goods kept In fret cllss gro,
Gerry house.
THOMAS H. AGNEw, $50 Greenwich street,
HccHpier his own store, owns the property, and hAa
no rent o. pay iupprts and buys exclusively for
c-h--neyer gave II note in his lie supern,ends
his own business from sixteen ~ eighteen hours
every day the year round Consequently he can I'M
dersrll any grocer iu New York. give him "A call
At goo Greenwich street and 50 Murray street trsIs
delivered Lee. io 4iss'i3s
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Police Intelligence.

ARREST or ASoTHER PRIzE FIoHrER.-
H'ury Van Wmkile,one ~ the principals in the re-
cent Prize hght In New Jersey, has been arrested
hy thccr Taylor, n the 9TH Ward Police, aud held
lr trial Il TIE Court Of Sessions. Eight persons ir.
.lNl.r She principals seconds, battle holders AMI
uur-kc,uers, Concerned iu the fxht, lave thu. far,
"'n a'lc-tod, and the officers are IN pursuit u
other ks blenders.
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NJ IsSlNG-DAVlD SMITH LEFT HIS
since which time lie aas moi bae. bsarJ tnn6
M M on "hen ne zen Aome, light mixed pantaloons
ana 'es' dark m'T 81 sack coat and blue black over
NIr cAu loo.s nd wooden socks lie iH about i've
'Set incheS +igh age 80 years. light complex on,
dark HAIR and grey eyes, black m0ustachs and
goeiee' Whoever will give any information where
he may be found, will confer great favor on his
afnicted tafntly Vt l20 East 36lh VI. 1874
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TIE advertisement which app@, al last week prom
lslug books "gratis'-we know nothing about
q "n. They were not published hy any ms con-
n'0tod with u is church, 4. THOMAS, MARTIN
NORZ, Trustees ~
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DYSPEPSIA CAN Blk RELIEvED-AIL

DYSPEPSIA CAN Blk RELIEvED-AIL.
- who doubt II shcud try buttle OF DR.. amiAhu
DYSPEPSLA ANNIHILATOk for the speedy re-
lief Of Dyspepsia Indigestion, Loaa Of AppSGAaa,
Nausea and Sickness Al the STOMACH, FlAtulanGyt
81. THIS remedy will be found one Of We ma
agreeable and eitcscious articles ever disoo4sredqB
the permanent cure Of thai distressing dlsaAAs-
DYSPEPSIA Perseverance, with this ulSiicns WA
ensure regularity Of the bowels a. ali time 4
number OF certificates might be obtained. bun hsy
are ~ easily procured with little regard % TRUTH
that they have no weight with Discerning pub
lie. Therefore, the proprietor "a oonb isai. thAA 4
nmpe trial Of this Remedy will establish iiA char
Yer In the cure Of Dyspepsia over all oIAsr remedIas
in use AZ the present day, For flAla Al 20 a -
Second st., williansburRh. To be had In NeW
cor stanton 81, and cor. Ave. d and Houssnn Il
Price 30 cents per bottle. ia2O a4acsa06
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PROVISIONS.

Ar WILLIAMSBURGH-
IA PORK DEPOT
PRIM COuN TRY PORE.
Sid Retail, at Wholesale Prices
COR. GRAND AND SECOND STS.
HAMS LOINB AND ALL PARTS OF = nv PIC
Fresh and Picked, At 7 cents PEI III
BEST LARD IN AMERICA, CTS PER LII.
Gail and Judge for yourselves. il9O 3slOi
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ri', Pastor Of tue Greene street NJ. u. Church, be-
tween Hronme and spring streets, will preach To-
m"rn'w (" 10Y O'Clock d. M, and p. m. pray
ei ana experience meeting nj o'clock pm. Preach.
W e,Iry evening next week, except saturday, At
- 'lNhs Nthts lree.
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MEDICINES.

CONSl MILTON CURED BY WHAT
~ ever cause induced. Those who are suffering
with any Of the symptoms Of consumption. such -
"rIis, raising 81 matter from the lungs, sorsnsss
ur pains IN the chest sides, or back, oppressive
breathing, ~ dizziness ~ the head, shouh ooarue
br. O'TuoLN, who has made tho cure Of c0nsumP-
ton his special study for the past ~ years, and whS
refer ~ Yer loo cases " confirmed cOnsunp-
tl' n which he has cured, iu the cty Of Now York,
within. the last months, In AL durable cAsee, re-
lir frum suffering h guaranteed, by the hrsl ~
hours treatment. Dr. N. q. OTOOIE, Consump-
non Physician, - Third ave, bet 18th and 9Th sta
New York. fel Ais STrh5sitS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal "Churrh Of the Free
" 'sIeL" West 10Th II, west OF 1tl ave, Rev GEO.
L. NtlpE' Pastor; reaidcnce 23T West SGth 1t.
Divine service every sunday, Al iOH n'clnck a. M.
Ah ~ pm seats iree, n12 2I5'i3T
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IMPORTANT TO INyALIDS-DR. GRAVEa
may DO consulted Tor the following dlseasss =
which ne has for years. given special attention =
IA, nervous affect. ma, bllndness and daAfaasa aha
most hoPaleas e1Aes cured. oonSuliaiion free.sos
Broadway. jas s'tis
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MAD, HOTCHKISS. FEMALE fHrbn
wi CiAN No. Sai Wesl SIN q. ourss dissAsss a
the heart lungs, throat, liver. lbdnsys drOPsN 49,
old soreS. EEofalA add ~ skin hunors eu-s I.
once hours nom - ~ q n. sad 5sS0 a.
is9l assJslu
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Prof. NIatI.sn rlII preach 10 NJ. N.-

~ u' H' 4INt ~ near 9th aveuua, tomorrow Al
~; AIN Hni AT p m. the evening discourse
WI" De upon we conscious existence Of souls be-
-erles "f sunday evening lectures on Mln's Spiri-
wal Nature and lmmurt,4ty." a cordial welcome
a. all strangers. nj
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Free Mission Church, cor. Madlsoa and
Gruvo'neut st., under the care Of nv DR.. IIAR-
DENNERGll NJ ming service Mt iOk o'clock
The Roy. PHILIP PfITZ may be expected h
breach 4, morrow evening. Service At ~ O'Clock.
A are cordially invited to attend 20
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TAXEs OF THE TOWN OF NEwrOWN

TAXES OF THE TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
Il Queens County-L, the undersgne,i, will bs *
the Office II Messra. KENDALL d ANDREWS, Ma.
1ryun Row, on Saturdays, and on Wednesdays a
JOHN MuRPliI'S stove store, $50 Water "a, a
each week, from II o'clock n IN. until O'Clock %.
M, o. receive ths non-rezident taxes Of Newtowa
for 1850 and 1881, Winfield and south WilliAnnA-
hurgh, DC Please bring the number OF your loSz.
e. X MORRIS, Collector. Residence, Astoria. n
B-TaNeH OF $500. u not paid by February ist, wil
be returned and sold. fans ~ BLSSk N.iOa
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WANTED-A SECOND HAND CHAIN
w cable about 3baIO fth0ns-from Nal inch
Apply " JANIS .soRLAND d co, 50 sor.th
alreot, fei.a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

QUARTZ CRUSHER, OF CAPACITY OF
V at least l ton in " hours, wanted; party
having one 10 sell cheap may .dlress QUARTZ box
1856 sun Ofhcs 10
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Me,hItIrt ProteaanI Church. AIInrns-

Meth0di-t Protestant Church, Attorney
street. Rev. WIN. 7, HAMMOND Pastor nrsarh.
ing tomorrow morning at l0H O'Clock, by Zoe Rev.
Mr.. LANGLEY, At O'clock by Rev. p. WEAVER.
and at o'clock by Rev. Il, Z. CHP.iSTOPIIFR
Preaching every night next week al ~ o'clock The
ubliC invited, 100
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THE COPARTNRRSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between the Subscribers under the arm
ofRoBlNsoN KlRKwoOD Is this day diasolvs1
ly mutual oonsent. New York, January qist iesl.
GEORGE W. ROBINSON, JOHN KIRKwOOn.
jA90 9'iO4
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,' No. 'hAl My ID. MURRAY p,stnr ~
Market 81. Church will preach Tpmnrro,, ,,,rni,,'
and evening, The morning services will c,a,s
at lO4 o'clock evening at ~ o'olock. fsi IA
The True Hero, will he the subject of I'm.
Religious Lecture at BARNUM's MUSEUM sun.
day evening, at quarter before o'clock Door
open at I o'clock. Everybody welcome. seats freo
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nR. BONE, OFFICE IS WEST 10TH 81.
IIDssAsss Of the heart lungs, liver, kidnsys, III
cerated throatsI rheumatism, epilepsy, old Alosrs
eTuptions, and All skin diseases cured DR.. BONE
will refer ~ many cured Of the above diseases, e.
| TER they were pronounced inoursble. Hoars ts.A
IN p. NJ. ia2T 1lAssIa1
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
plcation will he made t. the Legislature N thls
state at the next session thereof for grant Of and
ana the id under water In 'r,nt Of the lands Of the
subscriber nj the iput ui Hubert st. in the ci.v a
New York, o. the exterior pier line "A established bT
law, together with the right Of srectinR piarA
"hhrvrs and other structures thereon for the ooa-
y"nl"uce Of commerce, under the usual reRuln1iona
Of law, aud the right of Duckrge aud wharfuRe-
Dated, December 20, i,Gl, New York. JOSEPH n.
FIELD. d25 6S'lOa
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DR. ALON2O KAUPP'S WONDERFUL.
cough and Group plaster, cures in 10 minutes
mothers AZ YOU love your children give them oaS
trial. ~ Pine IT. 10 Beskman and a73 Third ava
ia3l $40
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NotioeA-Hisecker Han Ger. ef Bleeoker
snd hOrtou sts. Divine tervices every Sabbath, n
ION O'Clock, a. NJ, and ~ o'clock, P. NJ. Rev R.
9. sH1NEALL, Pastor. Subject, next Sabbath
evening, tD w The scrp,urd Doctrine " the
Resurrection. 1877
New Breadwsy Prcsbyterian Chapel, be-
tween 4bth and 10th o.. Rev. H. VAN DOREN,
Minister. Sab. 10y A. NJ, The gre II eveits witch
mus, precede The Millennium. At p. 81, Eh.hs
. I'd Tie Gtea' Woman Of Shunem. Al I Z. NJ,
R'v. N, L. RICE, d. u. Seats free. 20
Howard Mission and Hone for Little
Wander, n, 20 New Bowery. Rev. w. G. VAN
METER, 5upt. THIS Institution Is in the midst Of
unpre. edented pr speti,y. No, a child has been
turned away, nor dollar remaids :pnpstd. Rev.
X. q. TOLLS has JUS, located smother cnmpany Of
children in the West. Next week others are n
leave ior the homes in which they shall hunger no
more. Who will be mother " beautiful, healthy
An ericsn little girl two years old fei 6giie
Prophecy.-The Rev. Ralph Heyt viii
preach the frat Of series Of sermons on the Pro-
pheoies, S Interpreted by the Church, ON sunday
Afternoon, Feb. 3, at the Good Shepherd Church,
6ith II, near 30 ave. Service at o clock. Morning
service .. 10Y o'clock. Seats free. b6
The Rev. walsh, will tD.v) Preach
a. usuA in the King 81 chapel. west Of Hudson st,
ON Sabbath, at 10Y, A. NJ, and =. NJ Tue re-
viva. prNgreases. Meeting every evening this week.
MIS p. M. Sabbath school at9 A. NJ, and ~
DIethodi-s Mission Chapel, Nth ", bet. 9th
aud 9Th ayes, 5. CURRY, PASTOR. War Of Arms.
geddun will be the subject of Rev Mr. BAN rERs
lecture At T. NJ Preaching also morning and
evening. 6I
Christian Lraslite~-J. T.. BLshop L. to
preach t-morruw evening, at the Sanctuary, los
First IT. At ~ O'Clock, " ON the Fulhlnent " the
Bible in Christs First and sccuud Coming, tho Nil.
lenium, &c, &C." Seats free 90
New Movement In BohaIf Of soldiers
and Seamen.-NUtce--A public meeting In aid u
the Efforts " the Board Of Publication OF the Re
inrme,i r. utestznt Dutch Church, t. furnish reli-
g1us reading for the soldiers and sailors now in the
service ~ their country, will be held next Sabbath
evening, Feb. 2, in the Collegiate Church, corner Of
fihh sveand Twenty ninth stat half past O'Clock.
the Rev. DR.. DE WITT, President Of the Blar,i,
will preside, and addresses vi I've delivered by the
Rsy. Drs. GANSE and PORTER. ii3
Inebrinte'u Reform Society Relations
services vii be he'd In the ruors o. this ,ciety
tomorrow Sunday after noon, At O'Clock and
Temperance citing will 10 held in the Hal In
tie evening, att u'clock. The public are invited
" attend. l.. WOOD, Secretary " the Board. 70
Mes.inh's Church, IIth &C bet. I'd and 9TH
ava. seiNic, to-murruw ut 10Y M, 3 and N Pm.
Preaching by Rev. q. T. LANiNG; subjects, Search
ing ii fcrip'urcs, keeping the faith, aud the i'm.
pcdiultut 81 unbclicf. All are invited \, attend.
S'n,s itc'. %
PIse Mission Church, cor. Radl-ou and
Onuvcfncur st, under the care Of nv. DR.. HAIR
DE>nERGH NJ ming service Mt iOk o'clock.
The Rov. PHILIP PFLTZ may be expected N
are cordially invited to attend. 20
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NOTlCE-APPLICAT WILL BE- MADE
at the meeting Of the Legislature OF the STATE a
New York, in January next, for An alteration or q.
amendment I" the charter OF the Republic Fire In
s.urnnce Company u this city vi New York. Nov
YORK, November 80, 1901. n30 6w S'lSs
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
rBE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
nrABLlsHED IN 1884.
Chatham street. 100, oorner VI Pearl treaA,
rna White Shirts, Llnen Collars and BosonA
For 10 Cents
FOR 90 n
FOr 20 II
For 100 liiI
For i.Tb MN
For 800 lliilI
shirts made 10 order and warranted " a..
Unlershirts, Drawers and Half Hose
In silk, Wool, Merlno and Cotson>
eiremen's Shirts, Travelling Shirts
Army and Navy Shirts Of every descripV On
suspenders, Neck Ties AAA Gloves,
.,...-. In every '.ars.y,
Woolan Jaokets AlWY ~ ~, hama
RemenlbeT the No. 100 Chatham street
jsT SaAO'i~ o0rus< q. Rsarl arsS,,
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AMUBEszKzvTN.

iSl YIN
RAIN Ms AMERICAN MUsEUn--
SATURDAY, FEB ia, ises.
~ Willy HOL pay,
IMO SUPERB PERFORMANCES.
In tne AfIEhNOON, At o'clock.
EvENINO, AZ ~ O'Clock
AZ each OF which is produced ~ a nev and ele-~s
- HOLIDAY FAIRY PTHCE
0NDINA, THE BOWER on RfATrrY
THE NAIAD oUEHN,
which has been received with such unml.s ,h.-ss-
enthusiasm by overlooking houses.
THE FAIRY GUARD OF AMAZONg
vary their fascinating drill, daily.
THE MUSICAL NOVELTY, nv THE 0RCHHsTnA,
representing musically, Jenny Lind, Canary md
Show, African 5svages, Happy Family, Sea Ian,
Baby Show, a.. given tetween the Third sd
Fourth Acts aids greatly " the interest," a this
piece, and Affords rtch fund Of amusemcn,. 10
be NJ all hours,
LIVING HIPPOP0TAMJS, o. GREAT BBTEn-
MOTH o. the Scrip,ures-Job On. N.
The gre and curious
WHALE WHICH STILL LIVES
And eats his half bushel Of live cells per day.
The 10 BBAUrIPUL TINY SEA-HOREa, 40.
Admis ion h. all, ~ ca Children under ten. ia
ConsoDoRE NurT.-The 10000 Nut 10 faas 4
penne. and will be ready " crack on Monday, 20
r,isry Sd.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ARTICLES FOR sALn.

FOR SALE CHEAP-A HORSE AND
wag'h "a, very suitable for light pedlling busi,
ness. Apply At 1876 Eighth ave. JSl 3'1ll
FOR SAILS NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS,
thorough breed will be- sid cheap. Also
first Ate watch dog, and splendid coach dog, In
qura At the livery stIhle 200 East Broadway Ia3l
WOOD FOR SALE-ONE HUNDRED
w and fifty cords of pine wonl, on board barge
NHnngt1n, laying at font " Charles street, North
Nter Apply At iOd West street. fel 5000