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CHARCOAL IN amy quantity O. suit
purchaser Mt r. j. kERrn's. s7G.lotf
TnE BEsr. -. Better board ut the Dol
monico than any other house in the city
75.7l2.Gt
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TuE largest aud best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
No. Commercial avenue, opposite seventh
stroct. 7i-6-l7.Jm
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LosT On last Saturday, at tho park
or between Tenth and the park, gold
with je, cross, earring. Tho finder vii |
lease leave It at this Office and DO suts-
ably rewarded. S6-7.7.Gt
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BUsTSRss We notice with n folding
akin to pleasure that busines Ia improv.
ing in our city
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To RENT-Two OF tho mos. oligRblo
and neat Office rooms with largo anti
room and bod room, situated over my
store room, No. ll3, Commercial avenue.
il.h-ll-tf H. AFTER.
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NIIEAp LIIMHEl,

Desiring to wind up our partnership
business We are.sclling lumber NJ reduced
rates 81 per thousand less than market
prices. Having a largo stock OF logs on
hand, We are prepared to On all bills at
short notice. We aro sailing sidewalk
lumber and oak, atil}p per thousand, cash
delivered, and poplar, at corresponding
ijguros.
MIR. McGahcy being no longer In our
employ is not authorized to take or
dera, collect bills or receipt for the trm.
G2-7.sIw Wall. ~ Est.
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CAVE NIsiroEs. Ihoro Is IL woLdcriul
or not wonderful cave, II cave Of some
kind, nc.s Harrisburg, On tho Cairo and
Nncenncs railro,i 1t is n pleasant
place To- loitcr, and, like tho Mammoth
cave, is in Summer cold, in winter hot
TO onioy its cool n,mosi hcrc, and ndv"n-
turously explore its hidden chAu. bora, 1t is
proposed lhat n party of Cairo people
visit 1t next week. We understand that
Revs. Gilbert aud Waller, DR.. Cunning,
Mr. Burnett, ana 4 number of other gen.
tlemer have already agreed to make tho
excursion, and are digging bait fo'
tho Occasion.
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PuproGEArus r'or IN, next SIXTY
days WIN. Winter will mako the bos
OF photographs at per dozen. Thu il
- rnro opportunity for those desiring
work IA this line. I7-T.G.3Ut
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TURKISH bathing towels, bathing
gloves, spongcs, extra Bay rum, toilet
powders, rotnIlcd ut wholc.nlo prirop II,
Barclay Bros. .72-2v
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CnAnc,AL Furnace. at T. i. KEurns
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blood, liver, skin AMI kidneys. pyspep-
sin invariably yields e. tho virtues oil the
vegetable ingredients contained that
great purifier of the blood and ro'''rer OF
health, DIR. WALKERs CALiF1RNiA VIM
EGAR BITTERs. 20 40 ly""l
Nor SO BAp.-We are glad to learn
tina, the daughter of Mr.. +. 5. Kent, man
agcr Of the W. u. Telegraph ollicc In
this city, who fell over a stairway
railing distance of 10 feet on sunday AT
ternoon, ia not So dangerously hurt
AS was at fit 1t supposed, although che re-
ccivod internal injuries, fr"n which
it may require some timo to recover she
ia ablc 90 walk abou', and We
hopo will soon 10 entirely we'll
Sho certainly had II narrow escape
sun.
DIsrURRISa A MEertsu.--A coloto,
lady, whose name We could not, unfortu
natoly, learn, was arrested yesterday oi
the charge OF disturbing religious meet
ing n meeting Of tho congregation e
Rev MIR. Kelly She had tcen very bolt
tcrous; had shouted AMI kicked M
Rev Mr.. Kelly was shocked -territI
shocked. lln had her carried out I'M
the cool mir of tho evening, whore und'
the comet sho was allowed 60 tear ~
wool and rave ut great lcngth. On q
trial the evidence showed that tho NEE
ing was businoss meeting, and tho ron
ing gal went FREQ.
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u. AFTER u Co. ARE Just receiving tho
largest and best assorted stock Of saiIl"s,
brides, harness, etc over brought to this
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
s1ED
Note Heads

one thousand statements printed ~ ~
BULLETIN Office for $3.50 10 ~.
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AT HAHrMAN's.-All kinds Of glnss
fruit jars cheap for cash at lIsrtmHns
GI-I.lutt
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CHARTERED MARCH ~, I>u".
CITY ShrloNAl. BANN, CAIRO.

Al STAFFORD. President
y :. TAYLOR, \i,r-l'rr-il".,G
II. HGsLOr, Secretary -Hd lrca'Ur'i'
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-, hRTgR ~ Co. are Just receiving the
largest md best assorted stock Of saddles
briiles, harness, etc, ever brought to this
pitv
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUgEMENTS-FouRTH PAGE-Second, third fourth
hfth columns

AMUsEMENTs-FouRrH PAGx-second. third. fourth,
nm snd sis,n Hun.SS columns F,n-v,rs. so,,
BALL sEAsoN-fouRra PAcK-second column.
..,on,
third, fourth and fifth columns, and NIsErkEsra
xNb r5SsisS tssHS A @ s0%m% pAopna
and sixth columns. and NINETEENTH PAGr-Third
sA ET FOR
and ..
CIGARS AND roBAcoo-rwrsrrrrH PAcr-sixth col
oIrY 0mn REAL EsrArl FOR sALE-E,cursrsru p4cr-
CIEkks n%6 ssfSaI pAcu-s..n col
umn, and Third PAcE-first column
zSS sslapa
CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIps-Tulnp PAaE-Fifh column.
COUNTRY BoARD-NISErEEsrn PAGK-Thrd and fourth
DANCING AcADEMiEs-Twrsrrrrn PAer-sizth col
ha oA NTH
and sixth columns and TwEsrIKrH PAGE-First, Sec
aoGsEs spS isaFt5 T6 AND uS
third columns and NINETEENTH PAoE-Fourth col
KuR0FEAN sTEAMsHIPs-Tump PAes-Fourth and
pueGpA nsh columns Saa1sI,s . s..,,, oo,n,,n
fHa% Column
ExpREssE. .-lnRD PAcE-sixth column.
EXCURSIONS-TnIRp PAGE-Sixth column.
pplNANciAL-THlRrEEsrH Pm rAGn
sns sSssf 41
SIXTEENTH PAGE-Third and fourth columns, and
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-rinn col
HELP PwANTED-MALEs-THrRD PAcr-First and sec
HORSES, CAKRfAGEs, Ac.-srvxsrrHsru PAoE--sec.
ond, third and fourth columns
hSusE 4d
'nf
PAGEmsi1th column.
Gen REAL RE; Al ,s ESTATE FOR sALE-EIcArrEsrA
I5c,GSE Ss%s rAfH-ssssns column
I:osT AND soI ND~TwGarisru pxes-- Firth column.
%Hp
h
i.s1s51 soiS%n column
AUsICAI--sEvENrEENrH PAGE-F1th and sixth col
NEW wPUBiicATIoNs-ELrvE fAcr-sixth column.
osxN aeEouaru
poLITiCAL-sEvrSrxxNrH PAer-sixth column
fsl1%n
OF h R6s &Es OR
kkNT-EIsHTrESrH PAsE-Thrd and fourth col
RIAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-EIcnrxESru PAGE
REAL HsRATG
Rs1IaioTs NorIcEs-FI.sr P4Gr-Frss and second
columns.
EEs p R4s sssms..a column
GssaD PACE.
H1E6 aaH
SPECIAL HorICEs-sEvsrrxxsru PAcp-Fourth and
sPokTiSS@pods, BIRDS 4C-srvrrrxrrrH PAGE
Second column.
eTORAGE-EIGHrEENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TRADES-THRD PAGE-Second column
The TURf-SEvENrERNTH PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SIxrEENrH
PAcE-First column, and NINETEENTH PAGK-Fourth
column.
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-THIRD PAaE-Finh and sixth
columns
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LkT,sixTEENrn PAGE-Fourth and hfth columns
and NINETEENTH PrGE-Sixth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FoURTH PAGE First column.
WATCHES JEWELkY &C.-Tw ENTIHrH PACE-sixth
column.
wEsiCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-EIGHrEENTH PAGE-Third column.
WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
EIGHTEENTH PAGE-Third column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-sxvESrEENrH PAcE-First col
WINTER Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-SEvENTHEsTH PAGE-First
column.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Very elaborate cOIored silk Costumes, in
navy blue, browns, ashes OF roses, sage, &C.,
oil OF newest designs and styles.
Very stylish dark brown silk Costumes trimmed with
entire apron 'front.' SIRED silk and bands Of veveu
Camels hair overdrcsses, In browns
with bail fringe.
Black and colored cashmere and pongee Suits,
. trlultned win silk and velvet
In great variety OF designs
800 different styles Of
Elegant embroidered and beaded
cashmere and cloth
Taoliers, PolopaIsss oyerskirts and Jackets TUNES
OF newest STYLES and latest importation
comprising the most eisborately trimmed
and embroidered and beaded garments
Dlsss ts ss 5sS% ,sr"s ai. II 1hs eSnpsyi.,on. syi
We shall also exhibit at
our opening, WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY
elegant and stylish Novelties in
from the most celebrated Gf" Paris ho%sss hS.se
WITH, WIN eSe,ss 1sns Of imported Hats Of our
Novelties Of every eonseiva69le a.as a6 e., style IN
that have been selected by our own buyer
- - A'' exhibition In this marke.
All the new colOrs and Sr... shades s's.. Of
for evening and dress wear
New designs real Laces
Collars Barbes ana Handkerchief
Elegant new STYLES OF Jet and silk fringcs
Jet and silk Passcmenterie Gimps
Novelties in Paris, London and Berlin
Fancy Goods. Jewelry and Hair ornaments;
Gloves, Ties, Mutiiers, nc.
The attention Of our friends,
patrons and the public
and n coll respectfully solicited.
RICHARD NkAkES
Corner sixth aysupe and kinstssnth s1sst
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
DRY GOODS.

.,.....,,.,,-..,. DRY GooDs.
A.
srEns BROTHERS
SIXTH AVENUE AND TwEsrYrHIaD STREET.
sIxqA
AVENUE
ss7 SIXTH AVENUE AND ITO WEST .sD ST..
TwEHry.THIRD
STREET
CONTINUED OPENING
OF
EUROPEAN NovELrIEa
FAYE RscEgyEp ~ TIE Gdas RAsF WEEK
WHICH We viii aSD p5SRaaG 5UaisS HGkP4E ME- &Erx.
including large line Of
PAssEMENrEkifE TRIMMINGS.
ORNAMENTS AND ERINaEs
VERY ArraAcsffrvE PRICES
We win exhibit this week
the largest and finest selection Of
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
in the city,
TO WHICH WE DIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION
LfIss SRssNoG sicff SsApEp Si BLOND LAcEs.
BEADED YAK LACEs. from 46c. . yard upward
BEADED SILK YAK LACEs, in all widths
REAL BLACK THREAD LAcEs, choicest designs
POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE LAcEs, In all quail
REAL vALENoihNNEs LAcEs
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
REAL GuIpuRR LAcEs
a &c., &c., 4oc. &c., &c, 7bc, eSc. and 81 yard;
greatly below usual prices
BLACK YAK. LACEs
II 22c., 25e,, SSc. 4Oc., bOc;
SPLENDID QUALITY AND VALUE.
Beaded Guipure ana Spanish Nets.
Beaded Chenille and Thread Yelling Nets
Novelties in veis
xLLISERY GOODS
| Monday morning.
! 100 DOZEN FINEST FsLT HATS.
IN ali the now and desirable eolors
Black, Navy Blue, Brown and Drabs
| AF75 CENTS.
| At rs CENTS.
/ AT 70 CENTS
| sKLLING EVERYWHERE AT TO-
RxTRAoRDINARY BARGAINS.
I"''''1'''' much Below regular prices
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS
OSTRICH PLUMEs AND TIPS,
| newest and most desirable colors
in all qualities and sizes.
~ 0AA lowEsT iPRsicEs IN THE CITY.
FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS
We have greatly enlarged Millinery Department
and prepared to offer
most complete assor.ments
than any other Establishment
RIBBONS.
"0N'S - GRos GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS,
IN all y Gssrs %ss' s'i'aSlf 1asS: fe''f'' At
~ CENTS A YARD.
Fines, quahty and all silk.
!: e: e: ::$ s,s:s s:s;$ = i:'n SASH RIBBONS.
r1sa rsisdHSS n5Ss sasshs, s;ssa {,
WINDSOR AND FANCY SILK SHsea e.ss
/ New styles lust received.
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVENUE AND TwENTY.THIRD STREET
desire to call the
particular, attention Of
70 some HRehS decided and
EXTRAORDINARY BARoAr1
they arc now Offering
! in their
LADIES' FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS
on the second floor
SIXTH AVENUE q 'HS'f BUILDING.
Having ''nisSff IsSi = st ns Of n'
We will 'n'r 10nssz spsGfSn S2sq'nE Yop LOTS
sso.. 81 Is AND $50
which win include many desirable garments which can.
| not be reulaced for double the above prica
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
l. LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
/ MERINO AND LAMBS WOOL
| UNDERQARME
/ al qualities. sizes and prices,
| including the most reliable and famous makes
/ SPLENDID QUALITY LADIES' VESTS
= At 75C. AND ST.
LADIES' MORNING ROBES
| Of Cashmere. Empress Cloths,
| alpaca flannel and Tycoon reps,
in Nil styles and made in the most superior uanper.
/ VERY Low PRICES
| LADIES' FELT SKIRTS
sPsNDID QUALITY. FROM @c. UPWARD
| BARGAINS ~ CORSETa
| hon ade Ereu
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

~ UUUUU RR RR SSSSS
Rave OPENED THEIR RETAIL FUR sALEsROOM
AND ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY THR TRADE
WITH THE LEADING FASHIONABLE FURs WHICH
WILL BIZ WORN THIS SEASON
THE STOCK
Is DECIDEDLY THE HANDsoMEsT EVER rLAoRD
ON EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK, AND Is ENTIRELY
NEW, HAVING BEEN MADE UP THIS FALL FROM
FRESH SKINS
q O sHAYNR 4 CO
q sHAYNE CO.
G sHAYNE CO.
O C snAYNE ! CO.
o. c. sHAYNR co.
HAVE ADOPTED THE RULE OF NEVER CARRYING
CoMNESCE EACH SEASON WITH A FRESH STOCK.
SO THAT PURCHASERS CAN RELY UPON oErrIuS
FRESH HuRs WHEN THEY BUx
THE FURs
THE FURs
THE PURs
AUFFs. BoAs and sEALsKIS sAcQus3
manufactured BY c. c. sHAYNE 90
arc all made from CHOICE SKINS g.
lsctcd BY one Of the nrm with GREAT
CARE, and are thoroughly deodorized and
properly cured and dressed before being
ussd for manufacturing. SO tha, every ar
ucle offered for sale is WARRANTED. and
can be fully RELIED UPON.
which wnen purchased ooked very veil and Tor which
s % sa1 .aa o
s a. dd g na .k1n s.
M S Dsns e Ip no mot S%
before ore being used Tor turing When seS Of
s 6; ri @ e: de. =:
suenty fsii Oh Tor The that me Dsi . NOT
ascvs 1--WE e Ths moths % and no possible ea5 w .sep nc
saI y mEhs and
ss .nsa %sa
sSs sHs1 nds he Ssisns @ WIN ss' en-
III You WISH
TO BE sURB getting real value FOR your mouev when
you want setof Furs a seal skin saque, GO DIRECT
to th. manufacturers, G. q sHAYNE CO., Broad.
way and Tenth street. headquarters for RELIABLE
AND ALEGANT FURs. Their NEW METHOD Of cur.
ins and dressing sklns has proved GREAT SUCCESS.
THEY WARRANT
EVERY ARTICLE, AND THEIR FURs ARB STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
READ
what the ead ng papers In regard to the rm Of O.
.Sew YORK and Brooklyn ladies Of the better cl..sss
oo S dnS asonae as nGse 1sse q o O. .na
slegant sq corner Of Broadway and Tenth street,
The" ",hs Furs p%snu.scsured % by 9, sHAYSE CO. tho
that every garment offered for sale can be relied
70 g. saxySE ! 90. Broadway and Tenth street.
n nyu .rs u new Sw
a., spv,v TaE PRESS AND PEOPLE % n,r
Il a co. srosds.s pens MAsS ND
assa S 8TSS Ss sSas % cs S
extra inducements to purchasers Parties Intending
buy mrs can SAVE MoNhY by purchasing NOW instead
CO. have very large stock aud anxious to sell
THE FIRM HAVE
A LARGE stock of FUR TRIMMINGS on hand Of an
kinds and ladies have their Trimmings order
u desired seal skin Sacques trimmed with Fur NUNS
refined and collars changed TO Boas AL kinds OF work
done on Fura seal skin Sacques 70 crdsr-A specially
~ .u..x,,
q. G sHAYNB ] 90,
o. c. SHAYNB 3 CO.
q. @. sHAYNK = CO..
@. G. sHAyNg CO.,
IMPORTERS and Manufacturers Of Seal skin sacqnes
corner BROADWAY and TENTH ErREKT ppposiss
StewarpN.
For Other Dry Goods Advsrtisemsnn -
Twentieth Psgcs
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

fSATBoIIO UNION OF NEW YORK.-A JOINT
~ quarterly meeting Of the Council and parochial
Committees OF The Catholic Union New York, will be
held at College Hail. West Sixteenth street, Monday.
October o. a. O'Clock y. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

DRY GOODS.

'UNDAY, OCIOBE
DRY GOODS.
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
xxx
KkKk
xxx
KKkK
xxx
xxx
NIX
XIX III
xxx iii
xxx III
xxx III
KKKK III
xxx III
xxx Ill
xxx III
xxx I'll
xxx III
Imported French Bonnets from
Nr0t, Legendrc, Humbert, Le-
eheraher, Pariset, Aaquier and
LAhtte, of Paris.
Bonnets and Round Hats made
and trimmed TO order by the best
French mIiliners as popular
prfcea
= Trimmed j n Hats and Bonnets, g 90
An the new shapes In Felt and
Velvet Hats.
Pine Felt Hats all the new
Shapes, Toe.
Misses and Chlldren's Hats In
every variety.
Fine imported French relts, new
shapes
Silk Bonnet velvets, 75c.
Black silk velvets, 81 rs yard.
Millinery and trimming Silks
all the new shades
All the new shades in silk Bon
net Velvcta
Black and colored velvetccns.
Lining and Trimming Silks
Elegant black Silks, 7oc. to s..
Largest assortment OF ricn
french Flowers and Feathers TO |
De found IN the city.
Birds, 69c., 75c., Ssc. and 81 each.
Ostrich Tips and Plumea
Natural plumes ann TIPS.
Wings and fancy Feathers.
Poppies and Roses. Fine goods !
The largest Trimming Depart-
mont in New York.
SILK and Ball Fringes, in all the
new shades
W0rSted Chenille Fringes
Two and three bali Fringes.
silk and jet Fringes, an immense
ssSortiDent' from 3oc. to s. yard.
yard.
Gut bead Gimps very low.
yard. -.
Beaded Ornaments, TasseIs
Loops, Slides, Buckles, &c.
Tringes in all the new shadea
made TO order.
Imported beaded Belts, SOC.
hacn beaced Belts, 81 10 to SIS
Beaded Pockets, Apron Fronts |
Hat Crowns, de-, At popular
prices.
5000 punches fine jet Beads, sc.
BARGAINS IN REAL LACEs.
Barxains in English Threads.
Bargains in real valenciennes,
Bargains in Llama Laccs
Bargains in Point Laccs.
Bargains in Guipure Laces.
Real Guipurc Lace, 8 inches
VIDE, good quality 7kc
Six Guipure Laces, 8 inches
wide, beaded, 75c. yard.
Yak Laces, 25c. to 81 yard.
Beaded Yak Laces, 6Gc. up.
Yak Laccs, 3 inches vide,
good quality, at 42c. yard.
Auction lots Of black
trimming Laces, &c. to Csc.
Real Lace Barbes, Coifures,
Handkerchiefs Ties, Sets,
Couars. huiffes, &C., very low.
Spanish Laces, Illusions,
Grenadines and veiiings.
Low. VIZ
Bargains In Lace RufYlings.
Lace ana Linen Collars low.
Lace Bows. Collarettes, Runs,
FocKe,s Bibs, Sets, &c, low.
BARGAINS IN RIBBONS.
All silk gros grains.
No. at !0c. yard.
No. Sat l0c. yard.
No. Dat l5c. yard.
No. IL a. 2Jc. yard.
No. is at 25c. yard.
No. ~ at 2oc. yard.
Narrow Ribbons, &c. &C., &c.
Fancy Ribbons, &c., l0c., I2c.
Roman Ribbons, lOc. to 25c.
hicn embroidered Ribbons &c.
Reversible silk Ribbons, each
side different color,
loc. to sc. yard,
BARGAINS IN SASH RIBBONS.
Six inches wide, at $50.
"0sCicu Sashes, 1oC. yard.
Gr0s grain Sash Ribbons Soc.
Scotch Plaids, Sc. &c, SOC.
Black gros grain Sash
Ribbons, 7, g. 9 and IL inches
All silk Windsor Sashcs.
seven inches wide, 81.
Rich Roman and beaded
Sashes at popular prices.
sash and Bonnet Ribbons
In all the new shades.
1000 dozen silk Ties in
AL the new shades.
Lots Of silk Ties, 1uc. CSC. SIC.
Sc, 39c., 44c., 50c., 69c., 75c., &c.
English silk Umbreilas 33 rs MP.
Large assortment Of Hamburg
EmbFoideries, from auction,
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

OctoDeI o. ~ OciOch =. nj.
solemn Requiem Mass tor the Of The souls Of
and Of the members Of the Catholic Union deceased dur
% as .y ~
q y are r. o. sa
receive the Holy Communion For the convenience OF
ss "ai ~ Communion
CnuRcn OF THE DISCIPLES. MADISON AVENUE
pastor, Morning saslect.|Ths sinners Relation to
evening o '
CHURCH on, THE NEW JERUSALEM, THIRTY
- hitn street. between Park and Lexington avenues
Giles, the forgiveness Of sin."
E,REE CHURCH OF THE HOLY sEPULCHRE. SEW
nty-foqrth street east OF Fourth avsnue..Rev J.
LNIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. TnIRTY.NINTH STREET
& sA51fr:';T2n o. D. i' a n. and 7fA Lords supper
L,IRsT REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADI-
son ssn sSsnIe and ;vn estNssv i w
n. ihe Rector will preach morning and evening" All
SALE OR to Mo- M
S. BROOKS. Broadway, corner Bond Street
MIR j. NJ PEBBLES LECTURES, AT loh A. M. AND
M Il S 9s e ssos d
ty ninth street The pcnc Of the Society and fycear
which to take place at Elm Park, Ninety second
poaea to Monday oc Should i hs s
MRS CAROLINE a soghEnE1FyH 5,l;;- UNIVERSAL
Third % n y N october False
pRorEsrANr EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE
sree%t % sehoo at 'a;i M services asio:S
S 81 as p''it
cordial invitation to all.
REv. WILLIAM D WALKER, HAVING RECENTLY
aS snaps ~ d
CT MARKS, SECOND AVENUE AND TENTH
T. p Tsstp Esa ubsct for
att 80, "Churcn Congresses" strangers are invited
ST. THOMAS CHURCH. FIFTH AVENUE, FIFTY.
p third street, Rev Dr. Morgan, rector Services
aa
ana sermon At ocook The rector viii
ster early morning prayers Prayers every Wednesday
CT. IGNATIUs CHURCH. F0RTIETH STREET. BE.
= tween Finh and Sixth Services, o. 1o,.
Hs1 Nj d. q Hxar shoraR & mvsnns prayer X The rector
THE PEOPLES SERVICE
in the Church Of the Holy Trinity,
Madison avenue and Forty second street.
Rev. stephen Il Il. y asns SeGoh 59, j. D., viii, preach
THE DEDICATION OF THE PARocH1AL SCHOOLS
I a ho,y inn"eepSs 9" sn YIN = take Place today
Gus societies IS they pass In front Of the church
THE REV. DR.. FULTON, OF MOBILE, ALA WILL
preach in 81 Peters church. West twentieth street
between Lighth and Ninth avenues sunday evening
at 7n O'Clock.
TTNION PRAYER MEETING EVERY FRIDAY EVE
- ening. with correct singing OF metre and winnowed
also s5Has & z q. o wiz. m %s TSssV
sixth street, east OF Ninth avenue. All welcome.
ZION CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER
II 1nirtyeighth street Rev. John N. Gacher rector
Services at 10Y A. N. and p NJ
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HHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM THIRTY
~ fifth street. between Park and Lexington avenues
Subject of discourse today by the PASTOR Rev. Chauncey
Giles the forgiveness Of SIM"
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ENREE CHURCH or THE HoLY sEPULCHRE. SEW
enty -four tn street, east OF Fourth avenue.Rev. J..
Iute smith. rector. Sunday services l03s A. h and
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(SHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES MADISON AVENUE
~ corner Forty-hfth street-Rev George II. Hepworth
pastor. Morning subject-"The sinners Relation TO
Christ" EveniDg-"God SO Loved the World" sunday
school and Bibie class at Prayer meeting Friday
evening.
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LNIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, THIRTY-NINTH STREET
II and Park avenue-Preachin hing by Rev. Thomas d.
Anderson. o. D.. lo A. N. and ~ r n. Lords supper
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THEY WARRANT

EVERY ARTICLE, AND THEIR FURs ARB STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
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IMPORTERS and Manufacturers Of Seal skin sacqnes
and Furs Agents Tor Hudson Bay Fur Company,
corner BROADWAY and TRNTH HrREET opposite
StewarrN
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Solemn Requiem Mass the repose Of the souls ot
those who have lost heir lives In defence OF the Holy
and the members OF the Catholic Union ased dur
ing the year, will be celebrated at ST. AIMS church.
on Friday, October g. At A.. NJ The sermon will be
preached by Very Rev. L. L. Preston, v. q. The mem.
bers OF the Catholic Union requested to attend and
receive the Holy Communion. For the convenience OF
Masses Will be celebrated att and O'CLOCK A. N.
CHARLES " MORSE, Secretary.
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III YOU WISH

TO BE sURB Of getting real value for your mouev hsn
you want OF Furs q seal skin saque GO DIRECT
to the manufacturers G. @. sHAYNE I CO.. Broad.
way and Tenth street. headquarters for RELIABLE
AND ALEaANT FURs. Their NEW METHOD of cur.
ing and dressing skins has proved GREAT SUCCESS
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

LCIRsT REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADI
y son avenue and Forty-seventh ssreet.Rev; VIM.
~ ihe Rector will preach morning and evening. All
cordially invited.
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DOR SALE OR TO RENT-PEw NO. 1855 CHURCH
IL Of the Incarnation, Madison avenue. Apply TO H.
s. BROOKS, Broadway, corner Bond street
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what the leading papers In regard to the rm Of O.
New York and Brooklyn ladies OF the better classes
will this season paronzc the house Of C. c sHAYNE
CO., the leading fashionable rcliable and
elegant Frrs, corner Of Broadway and Tenth sTeet"
Christian Union.
''lhe Furs manufactured by @. c. sHAYNE 4 CO., tho
leading fuf house. are All made from selected skins
upon. DAILY News
&c G. sHAYNE co.. Broadway and Tenth street.
importers Of Furs and Agents great Hudson Bay
Fur Manufacturing Company, are now recognized as
York Weekly.
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MRS. CAROLINE A. sOuLE-FIFTH UNIVERSAL
l list Society. Piimpton Building, Ninth street.
Third avenue. II A. NJ October snbIect-,.rhe False
and True In Human Lifc.n Public cordially invited