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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

been provided for without trouble, the
former by constituting the city one
school district, leaving all pupils free
to attend the schoohof their choice so
long as there might be room for them
in it, and the latter by allowing those
schools the teachers Of their own choice,
50 long as the candidates sustain them
selves equally under examination and
submit to the same system of appoint
ment and abide by the common regula-
lions, Che same privilege being as free
ly accorded to the other schools which
apply to the rest.
"From all this there has resulted a
better harmony between both classes In
the schools, and a nearer approach to a
unifcatiOn Of the schoolsystem. There
has also been curiously developed the
fact that the supposed popular demand
among sO-called Protestants for the
Bible in the schools is rather fancied
than not, only the merest fraction of
the pupils being willing to remain IN
school for the religious exercises when
made a voluntary matter and held out
side of the legal school session. In
other words, it appears to have been
made clear that there Is no necessary
barrier between Roman Catholics and
Protestants in hepublic school system,
and that both, when simply left TO
themselves, have more faith in the re-
ligious education of their children in
the home and the church than IN that
Of the public school,
Notwithstanding this bright example,
we must bear in mind that the New
York movement may come to naught
in spite of its auspicious beginnings.
The Ultromantane school are disposed
to regard any acceptance of public
funds as step toward union Of Church
and State, a view in which many Pro-
testants will Join. The Catholic
argues that what the State
gives the State may take away,
and at any time leave their paro-
chial schools unprovided for. They
point to Bismarck of to-day, and the
know-nothingism Of the past in this
country, fearing that any arrangement
now made may be upset by a single
political election, and their parochial
schools be deprived Of public support
after their people have lost the habit of
supporting them as at present, and
could not be induced to resume the
burden. We should not be surprised,
therefore, to hear the present move
ment denounced as an "insidious In
vention of the Devir' to place religious
schools at the mercy of politics and
ultimately extinguish them beyond
hope Of resurrection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31
TIE NExIcGN ARGoNAUTs!

All further surmises about the OBJ
ject Of the Tom Scott-Simon Cameron
Senatorial excursion 10 the land Of the
Aztecs should be set at rest by the fol-
lowing from the Washington Chron-
ieIc, the Republican organ at the capi-
tai:
1T Is now stated, definitely, that the
members Of the Senatorial Mexican
excursion party, do 60 on legitimate
government business. They are des
tailed TO see if the graves Of the
soldiers. killed in the Mexican war, are
properly cared for. This act of pa
triotism has been long delayed and
neglected. Through all the changing
vicissitudes Of over a quarter of a
century, these graves have been al
most forgotten. The brave men who
fell battling for their country's flag on
the arid plains Of that desOlate cOun-
try. and were buried beneath It's soil,
viii be sighted no longer."
The Chronicle fails to inform its
readers where these czcursionists re-
csived their commission to perform
this patriotic task-wbether from Con-
gress OF from the Omnipotent Caesar Of
the White House. We presume the
above blind was put forth as an excuse
for the employment Of a United States
vessel in a pleasure jaunt. Individu.
ally all the members Of the party have
declared they are going for the benefit
of their health. but that Was before
they got their cue from the Chronicle
It NAV be some little sOlace TO tax.
payers when they learn that the Sena-
tors vii not be fed rs well as carried at
the public expense, but viii furnish their
own messes. The party, who were to
sail from New Orleans yesterday, en-
braces the following personages: Sen
ators Cameron, Patterson, Dennis, An
thony, Morton, ex-senator Chandler,
Tom Scott and wife, Wayne McVeigh
and wife, Ben Perley Poore, Of the Bos-
ton, Journal, and Miss POOre, Mrs. Sen
ator Morton and ex Governor Brown,
Of Georgia, and wife. The only Demo
GRAFT is Dennis, Of Maryland. Secreta-
RIGS Bristow and Jewellintended going,
but were deferred by the comments Of
the newspapers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

The wholesale ard indiscriminate
slaughter of game IN this country is
an ever-recurring newspaper topic, and
yet the thing goes on. The discussion
Of the New York Association for the
Protection Of Game, the other day,
presented a novel and singular feature.
It was the reading Of a letter from
England, decrying the slaughter in the
Western States of the prairie hens,
which are trapped and exported TO
England by the ton. The writer asks:
IF this destruction continues, how long
viii it require to sweep this beautiful
game bird from the prairies:" No one
looks with such horror at this decima-
ton as the conservative Englishman,
who too frequently rushes into the op-
posite extreme, and viii almost drive
his own kith and kin from the soil TO
make room for his pheasants and part
ridges. 1t was stated at the meeting
that, at the moment, the Star Union
Line had in its possession Us barrels
Of prairie chickens en- route from Chi
cago to Europe.
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A QUARTER Of a CENTURIES trial has
demonstrated their superiority.

w HELLER q WILSON'S NEW No. G
Ma CHINE must eUeHtUally supersede all Others
HOiv run nth sohieh It comes in competition. We
recommend for It the highest al0ard lohieA It Is in
ne posgsT Of the Institute 10 bestOlg.-From the
unanimous repOrtOf the i've judges Ofthe Amer
lean Institute, New York, ls74.
The Board Of Managers unanimously ap-
proved the report, and recommended for this
machine the Cold Medal Of the Institute.
ihe Board OF Directors unanimously approved
the recommendation, and awarded the Cold
Medal to Wheeler 81 Wilson, the only gold medal
awarded for a Sewing Machine by the American
Institute for many years.
The Austrian 065eiaI Report Of tie VIsRnG ES-
position pronounced Il "As marcel Of he ETposi-
ton" and added, 'tbis universal machine seus he
heaviest leather harness and the finest gGuss tgiA
trHl psarIy stitch"
ne Grand Medal Of Progress pas aSarded
JOrI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

THE District Beard Of Health, WI o
have been seeking the causes for the
excessive mortality among Washington
negroes, discover that Of the money
appropriated by Congress for free dis
pensaries and medical treatment, not a
dollar has been expended on the af-
flicted race. Thus far, a solitary pair
of shoes is the only thing heard Of to
explain what went with an appropria-
ton of $4,000.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
no. 8,1SSl


In CHHlGCeEy at Nashville.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
March the 10th, lS75.-Michael Vaughn, Com
plainsnts, vs.. JnO. 5. Wise, Admir-, etc, ct ais,
Defendants.
happening from affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendants, a. j. HobsOn, A. p. Gar
reJt, Mary ". Garrett, .. j. Wise, Barton II.
Wise, VIM. ID. Dome, Annie Dome. II. p. COute,
Ellen CCute, Read y. Mckay, II. Il. Mckay,
JnO. 5. Wise, Administrator of ThOs. X. Jen-
nings, decd, and the heirs Of Mrs. Porter,
half sister Of DIT. ThOs. r. Jennings, decd, are
nOn-residents of the State Of Tennessee, 50
that thC ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon them: II is therefore ordered
that said defendants enter their appearance
herein on OF before the second Monday of
the next term OF said Court, % be held on the
first Monday in April next, GS5,) and plead.
answer, or demur 10 cOmplainants' bill, OF the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO them, and
set for hearing eN parte, and that copy OF this
order be published Tor four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and American.
4 COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
w.M. Hart, Solicitor for. Complainant.
milo OaWst
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
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cure -Spermatorrhea, ~ or seminal Weak
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which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
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r. F. WOODS ~ co.
FrrT a.,
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Union AND AMERICAN.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81. 1870.

THE constitutionality Of the En-
fOrcement Act, affecting the Gibson
county prisoners now held in Memphis
for trial by the Federal courts, viii
come up before the United States Su-
preme Court to day in the shape Of an
appeal from louisiana in the case of
the Grant Parish prisoners. Judge
Jere. S. Black and David Dudley Field
appear as counsel against the validity
Of the bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

SOME correspondence has passed be-
tween the State Department and the
Mexican Government in regard TO the
outrages on the Rio Grands border,
and Secretary Fish has come to the
conclusion that the authors of these
outrages are composed principally of
American outlaws. This view only
makes it the more incumbent on our
Government to send troops to the
scene Of disorder, instead Of using
them to dragon elections and organize
Black Hill gold fevers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-31

CLOSER examination of the statute
shows that Justice Wood cannot APP
point a temporary successor to Q. S.
District Judge Durell, as the press dis
patches from New Orleans have claimed.
A Circuit Justice can do this only upon
the certifcation by the Clerk of the
Court. In this case there is no Clerk,
the incumbent having absconded as a
defaulter. It's not IN the power Of the
President or Of Justice Wood to APP
point a Clerk Of that Court, so that
there is no means by which Wood can
comply with the statute IN appointing
a temporary successor, and Louisiana
viii be without a Judge until next
winter.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CoPARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT j.
IN Il. Brenneman was admitted as a partner
in our house Jan. %, 1915, and the firm name
changed. ROCHE s. BARBER.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMGsEMENrs-ELEyESrH PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTROLoGY-RLEvr PAcp-Fith column.
BILLIARDS-FmsT PAGE-sixth QUINN. -
Board AND noDGNG lTyAr lTWyAANIEDAEIrvnSTH 'i' P1G1-
BRoqkLYN RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcOSD
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-sEvKsru PAcE-Ftfth and sixth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAcE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELErn PAoE-rhlrd col
coAcmaEx cmfalEx AND GARpENERs-rwrLyrH PAo4-rhird
CoASTWisE sTEAMsIIiPs-FInsr PAcE-sixth column.
COUNTRY BOARD-ELnvEsrH PAcE-Third column.
bWELLiNG HOUSES 10 LGi. FURNISHED AND
UNFURNIsHED-sEcoND PAGE-Pifth and sixth
EUR6PEAN srEAMsnIPs-FIRsr PAcE--Fifrh and
ExCuRsIo Ns-FInsr PAoE-sixth column.
FINE 1RTs-EIEvExra PAes--Thlrd column
FoRNsD Rooas sSb TO LET
,,, SECOND PAGK-sixth column;
fsEEca TI GS'u uPHeE-Fourth
HELP 'WS'AANrED-FEMALEs-rw PAcr-second
nELP snS VIZ sTf foSnqs col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c-F1nsr PAGr-rhird and
9k PAcs7Thrd y T% column v-s,x,n
MDGsTRT1L EXHIBITION coMPANY-Fmsr PAGE
INsTkucTlSS~Fin PAqn-rhra column -, M
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD
pAGE-Second column.
LOST AND FouND-FIRsr PAGE-Second column
MACuINERY-rwELFrn PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELs-ELEykNrH PAGE-Fifth column
sIK Nd f4sHh rAsssRn column
EiLLISERY AND DREsshAKISG- PIGs-Ihird
MscEILANEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MISCELLANEou S-ELEvESrH PAGE-Fourth column.
new column
PERSoNAL-FIRsr PAGR-First column.
PIANOFORrES, ORGANS &C-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fourth
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIRsr PAcE-sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANfED-FkMALES-
PRoPERTI our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-skcoND PAGE-second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO kXCHANaE-sEcoSD PAoR-rhird
REAL ESTATE WANrED-sRcosD PAoE-Fourth col
RELIGIOUS NorIoEs-FInsr PAGE-First and second
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAoR-sceond column
REWARDS-fIRsT PAGE-Second column
SALES AT AUCTlON-lwELFTH PAGn-Fourth fifth and
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALRs-Twmp PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS WANFED-MALkS-TwELFTHP PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NoTIoEs-Fmsr PAGE-secoud and third
sToRAGE-ELEyESru PAGE-Fourth column.
sUMMER RESOkTs-ELRyENTH PAGE-Third column
THE TRADES-IwELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SEcoSD PAcR-
- Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.FlRsr PAcE-sixth column.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGR-Sixth column.
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Second
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c-EInvrsrH PAGB-seeond
wEsieaEsrEa COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
xAcHTs, STEAMBOATS,, &C>-EIEvESrH PAaE-second
column.
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HORSES, CAlcRIAGEs. &C.
A / BARKER 4 SONS
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT.
TEESAIIS.

n
"A CRY AUCTION MART ASD NEW YORK TAT.
TERsALLS
GhS g FEsadSay " yaHk aas
"AT EYEEY s4t tNLDSEspn0YS 0S1SD aSD SAATTutaDSY ATutDSY' -
Twenty hours allowed for ra On every horse sold
proper faeies Tor showing Motses on sae VIZ. large
drvng rng entirely under cover and plenty OF room Tor
G1rALoGgE OF SALE TnIs DAY.
coPARTNRRsHIP SALE Of the highly. bred fast young
darS sorre tottng stallion Qgaret'e bred BY Charles
oaled May 10, 1871; sot BY Baekman's Idol Qull
Emma noyt BY American lar, second dam BY oaio,
eo ss & pnasf M nile "a h af on S ha
ms aan raes N 2o3 soand Without Ssmh mas
EEqASr BAY &edg got by sonnsrs EdTaTa sY
Colonel Russell Of Milton Mass was pre5 BY presea.
bloodike in appearanco finely gated great powers q
SOUND and indi SVo pedigree Warranted '' ~
THE VALUABLE bay tIoting stallion Plymouth bred
bietonian dam Emma Johnson BY Imported Glencoei
osea @ ba an e esant Iyeq snarane aud can ro
IN three minutes, and Is warranted sound and knt (;
SPEEDY chestnut Filly foaed 1871, got BY son OF
ted Is thoroSs6iy hroken IN harness. never 6anded
tor speed and can rot IN three mnutes IS warranted
WITHouT EXCEPTION the most elegant. the finest
marx and 9red Il IA & Mere eh Ye ere ed
pearance, have bee used To and warranted
sound and kind. The property OF Baron j. De Wallen
were Withdrawn from last SALE but will be positively
solu to-day.
WARRANTED SPEEDY-The well known bay trot
ting Geiding, Brighton Boy got by Young Morrill, dam
by Abdaliah Chief, 1873 hgh,7 years Old, game and
extra pleasant driver; has record OF 49, Is war
raned beat three minutes now is puller lug
ger; a gentlemans perfect road Horse in every par
hcular aud is warranted sound and kind.
PHAEToN TURNOUT, consisting Of handsome lam
blet0nian Mare. l5t8 high, old, nne and
driver has troted in al5 perfect ladies' and il
warranted sound and kind also elegant top pony Phae
ton, Harness, &c.
BREEDERS, ATTENrIoNl-Bay Mare, got by Rys.
dyk's iamblconian. dam by American Star; pedigree
gnaranteed l5la high, years old; = Splendid ariver; !;
trot 2:35; warranted kind; sold account Of
ringbonc and enlargement Of one hind leg; a chance
seldom offered 10 breeders
street; good order.
No IOP side bar Road Wagon, by Vandergaw
TOP DEPOT Wagon by White.
IOP PONY Phaeton. by George ii. Close.
FINE R0CKAWAY by Ferrill.
JENNY LIND Wagon, by Camp.
THIRTEEN OTHER Horses.
FULL SCRIPTLON at sale.
NEVER m O weather
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ATEw YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE (ALL
IN raiD via Worcester, Nashua and Rochester, Lhd
shortest quickest and most direct line open lot
business leave Grand central depot New York. AZ
sos and 10 A ~ ana S:l0 4. N. The SOD and ~
NJ trains make close connection at worcester juno
on with through trains or Portland. arriving 10 Por
land at IO.4J r. Tne aud Slt z. NJ trains connect
Worcester with the o'clock express next mornin5
and baggage checked through 10 important poiutA
Through trains between Worcester and Portland.
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NORTH sHoRR STATEN ISLAND FERRY

NORTH sHoRE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
Winter Arrangement
For New Brighton, Snug Harbor West Brighton ana
Port Richmond. boats leave Whitehall street at cotot
Broadway. daily, at6:ia sha Osaa io;S A NJ; LIZA
AIS s:s1 40. $50 and G,s5PM
Sundays at s,so, 10 30 A NJ l2sl asa 4;so sas -
Fare 10 ccntA
Astor House cars leave vesey street tor ferry Fasf
Scents
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A LABAMA STATE LOTTERY
IMPORTANT TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A LABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
IMPORTANT TO CORRESPONDENCE
be forwarded 70 correspondents as as they arrive
from Mobile. Prizes VIII be scnt por dram or Adans
Express
sss:?. fIssn . Sss: SSSsS
amounting 70 near t4o-ON
Full Tickets only 81
These drawings VIII take place twice every month AZ
Mobile In public, and are never postponed Prizes are
These lotteries are conducted fairly and Justly The
who draw the same In public =.
Drawing ofthe issn q April o tIn ilese!s only ~
DH'''" Pos. osics SSSi box Sss New York.
4 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
On hIsr9ordassy @ dsngiaf snS Ap5 z % %
one Sr,se 10 seg egery eUbt iiese,s uns
me prizes II his & drSwins "a sESs i be as
Prze o. ...........-...-...... 100 ooo
Prizss V Of ssso q t0S1
Prizes q $1,000 and 10 Of SSo6 sSoe
7TiSes SSsned creasfs with psrtcuiaiS scnt Srss
S'asSf[ ESSS.y SS1 TsRs, siTsss SsS AssH York
-sSooOo--KENruCKY SINGLE yuNskR LOT.
"a, 'sry o. haSHns plan draws AprtI Ss RT5s
iSs Tulion sueet Knox Building.
4 -BxTRAoRDISARY DRAWING OF THE ia.
~: vans L0ttsry Aprts German ocyernmsns Lot
By SsAcasSXss co BsasSTa ana y Sasssa sasS
street Post ofloe boz S1a
A -orTIGIAL DEAwiSe oS the xENTuSKY
~. state Lotteries simmons Dichinson Co. MAD
. fE,,ss.hs IN ~. : Il. AM X"
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oss, 80 is 3 81 o. ss 81 ~ "a oo
Bfosdwsy room SOor rsar ofscs r.. box SSa
A -KENTCoKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
a. on Havana plan, drawn April "a, also Royal
~ sJ1rSssSs }. GLUrE ~ broadway, or Post oSsss
4 SODA WATER, MINERAL wArRas GINGER
As G mlss @ & n ns Sar
ali depa Of nanuiaeure, boiing and dispensing,
JOHN MAIlnBWs, Fret avenue, iws0v-sixsh and
Az ENGL1snMAN or UNDouBrED SOCIAL posi-
Would loS ss A9 9ad g meet y Young ssSssa
s;o certain & Sss ~ s9S osS sas 's nooe est srs
terms aceepeq rs,sssnfss gSsn y i've q hnsnh % PeSss
iSs isISss1 strand London 80 : =
a. is,s and Esiey eoiess lostsries -,
II 'fE'1sn u K ~! y. v O. Il G H. ", * o.
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j., gslTh CO. AsnsS.fs GcvinSsSa Gsii ~ y, Post
owlnSc w Wy -s,s.. ----V--s.1-- .-SW
PARKS EMkRsON CO.. AGENTS FOR
IA. Kentucky single Number Lottery, drawn April ~
1910 Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba, drawn every IL
days Prizes eashed, information furnished aud
lars sent by addressing PARKS A Co., lsJ Broadway
loom 4; Post Office box, 62I2
DooRs AND ACCOUNTS INVESTIGATED, BAL.
I'D anced and closed ny efficient accountant Terms
axed by lob Or day. Address H., box lU1 Herald ohicc
DLACK HILLS GOLD EXPEDITION.
10 An expedition VIII seave Boston for these regions
on the 18th OF April ArrunpemCns for runsper aton
nave heen made nom Boston, new YORK AM Phllaei.
phia direct into tha IlaCk HIS country. For specific
Information address D. X. ALLRN, Chairman Commit
Mnea
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nRSNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

Ill
AMI United states Mail Roa.e. -
Trains leave YORK. nom loot OF Desbrossel AMI Cort
Express or narrlsSurs Pttsburg the West ani SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, - A. NJ Sand
For Wiiliainsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia
and Erie railroad Division, eoaneetins at Phaiel.
aud Enc 50 p H. connectihs AZ Cory FOR TitusSis,
Petroleum Centre and the Oil REGIONS .,...,..x
Washington Expressf Of Pullman P4rcr Cars daily
except sundsy S:9 n arriSe s5 pasnngsS1a ~
Express for Philadelphia 4 $50 93l A n, l2so p. NJ
I!lJ 4:sn s. 4 80 : p NJ and l. night sunday Asa
SIS 20 aud . r n. Emigrant and second clasS
For Newark ate ESQ q L7;GssnnA MSnM-L,s
2:so s:l9 S41 4aO tsl 5i2l $40 esl0. SS9 I:s1
sa99 ~ y :" r n and Y night sunday oao ana
ia, 10 q. sa * :s st no 81 f
sl0 ~ ll,soP r N. and y night sunday S1N = aM
FSr Nan Way: a e.!a pA "a Mssm Ill 4 3sa ss,I4
For Woodbridge. Perm Alnboy anI south Amboy Anf
For Sew " Brin:wes. aSd a. NJ I'm, 10 a.la s.as
For East Nlistone, ID noon, aud S.a1 2 A.
For For Ffines finsss"a ana s so0k 81 81 1i5
EST ana s"q S x s9d:
rs9 anss sr.sSota SsS n n u 1ao sud ssqS iS ~
For Earmngdaio and S9uan, A NJ anJ -.
for Hishstown. Pemberton aud Camden VA Ts1V
For HiShts,own and Penney rton An
lrs.ps T. 1sayS sad foss q daily lS.Is 4 sSi S
daily except Monday. Prom Weshington ana BAN
A * and iU:2i p NJ From Phi ade ehia, sila al eiA
nas A ao ii "a A. n. 2IlA t,Is. s;A .sA 7SA osxS
9MP Sunday Sho 0al s'so - o. = a.. fa@ant
50 HS. 80 stsssys Ssa SS .s:
No tcourt street Brookyni Nos iA ilS and Us ands
:.n 5:: e bo E Sns sss sar Sss s ss ss
FRANK THOMSON, General nanagsE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CAUrIoN-I HEREBY FORBID ANY PERSON Ne
~ eotiatng or advancing money upon ceruicate NO
H. Baie Reirgeratna Company stock. tic same having
been fraud uently obtained from me BY one George "
ler II. Il. BAft. 2l9 Clinton street, Brooklyn.
BRooKLrs, April 1879
DISEASES or MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
lELs. NJ ~ IA Lexington avenue near Iwentynlnlh ~
LNAU MERvEILLFUsE-AN ENTIRELY NEW AND
IL harmless Cosmetque dc Toilette. guaranteed 10 re-
move all wrinkles. Hcckles blenishes OF every de:
scrption and mpart the skin singulariy beautiful
youthfuness OF texture Ladies invited TO call and
LION DUMAS No West Twenty-nttn street
IIxTRA HAVANA LOTTERY.
IL Koyal Saxon Government Lottery
Hamburg City Lottery.
and prizes Gu shed. THEODoR ZsCHOGH
Lock box A59i ll6 Nassau street
INXPRAoRDINARY HAVANA LCTTERY.-5oO WHOLE
IL tickets for sale, whole sale and retail Full inloTma
ii given by j.. SONNENBERG New Haven Conn.
Wholesale department. 255 Pearl street up stairs sew
York. L. SuNNENbERG
IIAKE,s NEW MOTTO on PERFORATED CARD
IL board Grace, Peace and Mercy for sale at all
fancy goods houses
HAVANA LOTTERY.
IL Extraordinary drawing, April p 1873
Only 1900 tickets and O9l prizes amounting to
81 2MC0l one prize TO every eight tickets.
The prizes IN this drawing will be us tolows;-
frtxe o. .3DuDUU
prize Of. l0lUJ0
Prizes OF 3O0J each b0rO
Prizes $40 600 10 of S5c0o .......... 5000
j. b. MARTINEZ 4 Co, bankers. 10 Wall street, rear
basement BOX 4,635 New York Post Office.
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MISSIONARY WORK IN INDIA-DR CHAMBER.
Au lain, IN Madison avenue Reformed church tO-nior-
row hh 4. A. sermon Dy Nov Ar. 0anse - tP ~
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IrERTH ~ pAINLEss pENTlsrEY.

i Dr. X, j. ROBERTS, ~ Bond stroot
Artificial teeth axed IN fow hours without the
sigh es pain or inoonyeuienee with COMFORT betng se
adhesive. ne.ltSo appearance; without springs
wlres; ior superiority oi material aud workmanShip
cannot be cauAedl warranted with the certAiuty Of
giving perfect snisaoto restoring inastcaiion and
nfiicu alton permanently, lasting lifetime teeth ncd
posi- Tree, three contz
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

or TuOMAS CHURCH. FIFTH AVENUE CORNER
- Fittythtrd street-Aev. DIR. Morgan, rector. ser-
vice sunday April 4. Morning service and sermon AZ
l0l O'Clock. Afternoon service and sermon at o'clock