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SUBURBAN.

T;,r recent heavy ralufa'l has ruf!lcd the DC.
customeA even temper of the ayeruge lIyt!a
Park citizen, or to state the case more exp!!cit~
ly, hiln Vi tho southern portion Of tie town,
The truth is, ulany spots there have been ,lct~
ugcd With water, to the almost tutal drstrur.
t!on Of evvIy kind Of garden product, which
Illus sopscd the iru Of the thrifty suhurl,an!te
and he Ia now up tn atlns, has his "war paint I"
un, md Is enlisted for the campaign. lis don't
Intend to play Noah any lt,lRcr, an.l proposes
10 scuttIc tbs ark. THIS IL tho uni
tessai sentiment, Md II has cropped
out In srYrsal meetings, ut Which
demands are tnnde to the tuwn legislature for
MD In preventing the periodical recurrence Of
these fe}eneless Hoods
A very pronounced meeting Il, this respect
waa held on Saturday night !ast at tho Gra1Ni
Crossing uotul. Tic lcuaiing ci.izrms Of The
place were present, aud tho dark clouds Of wuth
were visible tu tho ct,unteilancrs Ut MI Ut tho
8hahby RianHer In which the clesucuts lia4i treut-
Cd them. THIS meeting WIS called to os,ie. by
MF. Dunn, tue depot ugent, anu Col. inyuGr
was EQAda Chairman, who stated the Oh
loct of the gathering tu 10 draiuaeu, drain.
ge,-f,rst 1ast, and III tho time. liz also stated
hat South Chicago had lse4Iy ltld u meeting
o soi4idss this subject. aud bopua soluo steGa
, 1876-06-26
GRAND HAVEN,
Special CHf<spattlerce NJ ThB Tsttuas.

Special cHt<slanIeHce NJ Thb Trfbuae.
GRAND llAyEN, Micll., June .3-'rlle tnita-
rlan Conference, just closed, has been q very ,n-
tercstlny alll pleasant onc. The closing sermon
was preached by tho Key. Cl'urL,s lluhrer, UnI-
vcssalist, Ut Grand Rapids. Other Univcrsal!st
Cru.o, ot Day CITY; Il. hcckwlth, q Spring
Lake, ana Yrs. Olympia brown Wi!!s, of
delivered ur utltrsss on !" "Practleal Church anl
su!ll4y school Work.. the Rcy. 9. q. Rowland,
of kalalnazos,, preached Oh "Kcliglos,, ureatcr
that. Any Single Form of IT," nil! the Rev. c.
i: t3oriaa, uf Milwaukee,, in "plowing, tic
Work Of Radicals"
A gr!nd opening of tho Cutler nnuae md
Kirby llnuse-W. sherman, rtoprirtor-is to
taku nlaen un the evening Vi July 4. A hall
will bc giyun ut bottl houses, with refreshments.
A large crowd Is expected, ~ tl,cra is special
cxcurson-train coming " his city, cnmi,osca
ot parties from Owasso and ull asong tho line
tu thIs city.
'rhe Nsvs aI,d Journal, oi thia city, hayr con-
soi.latctt .lndrr the l,nue ot the 'eps-JuurMai.
Tilonus Z. llltchcock, Of Chitenungo, N. r,
will l.a tho editor VI lla joius Democratic
weekly.
, 1876-06-26

1rsn rrE,r,, ~, = ,,,,n.,
t,,,l atA tii1"n ,nh'" is"'aS sosoA t~set'ooi'
li'e a!tnnal Horal services oil the sanday.
school Of the Third Presbyterian Church. corner
served yrstcr.1,v ,ftcrnonn ot l t,,,1nct. Tho
s,.rnI o,lil,a ~. ,r.,,,.,,, ,,t,1, .,,
s"eisa e''l'.ee "As e'o"ae" VIII 'e 1ne'hpers ol
the denomination, anu the parents Of tiio little
oilcs tnt'k part in tho exercises. The pulpit was
beautifully DECORATED With cut flowers, wrcats.
md festoous of cyrr,rr,.cos md n,,mhrr,..s
hose-l''ahts' Aoos.' Inc centre of thc platform
were evergreen posts md iii arch about feet
high immediately under tho arci, was 4 cross
nli0rt s feet high, and buth tllp cross md thu
arch pillar rested upon the opr Of the plutforIu
Appropriate ,lcylccs adorned tic walls nt, either
sile ut Tic pulpIt, and the whole was a scene Of
bcuuly
Thu ncry!ccs, which were purttripatcd In by tic
s,inlay-sel,ool pr,,per Of ti,v CLurrli nnI thr
mlsstoi, school, wrfr begun l,y the singing If d
lyulu, which wns followed hy nrnyer III thc nav.
tor, tic lev. G. L. Thonps5n; Chen followed
another iy,u3. nrl q few remarks hv tl,o rns,or.
liz said tnat Il ind been ubseryed is u custom
tn CONNECTION with the 1lnral-oifcrInu service
for h1ptIslls to be ,na,lc, Three chil,I1cn were
tl,cn bapttzcd. Atptllrr hymn followed, and
ya,,,c Il little scholar bearing tho letter HCn
t,,nlr OF bright jtnwcrs. Thp clIj]u runcatcd a
puSpatu Of Serlpturo having for It's inMost
, 1876-06-26
CLjNTOtlVllLE AND ElGlN,

Spefi1t correspondence V jht 2t7GHHe,
CLlsroHvlLLE, ILL.,, Junu e3-Aiost Of tho
farmers will commence hayIny next week. Tho
laye.op is quito heavy this scaso.l. On nccoupt
III IL good dcal Ut rain for tho past two wrcks,
and not much sunshine, thu cornrrop Is rather
backward; but, With iair weather In tho future,
lssc crop viii probably he go"l. Clilnch-bugs
have made tlleis appearance In thu wheat, md
will probably lnjulc that crop to Il considerable
ox.c:lt. The outs look we'll nj present, a,d that
crop promises tn be large.
George L. Marshall NAs struck mineral we'll
oil his larnl west nf Cl!ntuHr!!lc. The y!.rntlva
r,wc!s Of t!c waters, It Is believed, will eor'~
ii wells nf tie present dny.
TS gTs.antlpg n ,s sse!s!sea Ss 81 3 the ,, papi]s
Du Dols' Opcru.l uuse, in that city, last THURS
-toue belng colnpellra to 20 awny without
Eafn!ug NtltnIttnhec, IN account OF tho 1nck ef
room. The excreses woEo ot highly entertain
Ing character, consisting principally ot original
Tiny wcrc atI well gntten-u], md ably and ~.
trtrstillEty delivered. un.l reflected ErcAt credit
on tho clns:. Music afl tnt'l,aux were Inter
spcTscd frequently tlrouglIt'ut tho entertain
Maggie A.. Lynch, Miss villa 4. Webster, Miss
Flurtnce Il. lircptH, Miss Susfu +. Muxon, SIR.
Frederick U. Adams, anil MIR. Janrs j. Fitz-
gera1tl. They received their diplomas Ut tho
close Of tile entertainment.
Tile new paper whirh my last letter nnne,1nc-
I'd ns about tu be started FL ElgiM adp It's first
appearance last MolMtay. 1t ls called the Elgisi
Dii!y .ytns.
Elgtn luw Intends tn cc1clgntc the Fourth Of
July IN E0M style, anil invites nno ul..l Rll tn
to!N will, her citizens IN lnuh!ng tllu oceaston
one worthy ot tile Cents:,lrla. year.
Mr. uad Mrs. WelVley, III Clintonv1llc, took
their departure th!s week for Phflatrlphla, to
visit tho Centennial Exposition.
The Frcu Methodist Calnp-Mceting, on their
grounds southeast VI Cl!ntuny!tlc, Is now In
session, mud IL being largely ATTENDED,.
, 1876-06-26
Tho lnwing lIcr,t. wind slowly mr. The i'm.
The. p'uwman l,on,cward rsl- lis weary Way,

The p'"wman lon,cwarA rlusI4 lis weary way.
And irnrcs tite wutd IL darhncsa a,,d 10 me.
Ta1se Tho chlrl. bull nut Of this stn,,za a'l yn
lIaye plurirn the vlnlrl frnm tht rainbow. \
Noltlc, tfgnillc,l architecture fnay he retained
frtn,lsa aHc1i height, ss,rh Strength furt, ayIn-
devotion. Above NIL must tlte Church struggle
along toward nl,sic that t1al express the first
Thought nh'l cnlnttnna af the nge. Df NIL syIn-
bo'A Of religion ul,lt Heaven M doubt tile hymn
is tho most powerful. It comes ottchcAt. It
can follow man To Ills home, htitl haunt hin, Ia
THO midst ot oil bt!stne.s, md happiness, md
grief Il Is tho 0mnfprrsent emblem OF ln,1nur-
tnlity. From Its immensely aud beauty the
lleart passes ttrn bcltcf in TIM ilnmcnstty and
snli II. imlnortnl. Whcl, they do not affirm It.
IN wprtls they affirm II IN pcna{Ycness.
Let tls hope TINT thu tluy Is enmihg when tilr
extremely llliunfstic Churchus, Protestant and
Catholic, shall put nstlc theft Lesser tyncs. mil
turn alnnE all the eanucla nf truth nlll reform
tho time, ind lai,or, nnI regard TOO long Efycn
to these productions of the worlds cllit!ilaoa
will sclert only those types thatcan move deeply
forever the human spirit.
rs tho vastncss nf modern questions OF gov
crimcnt OF socia[ life, Of 8cielicc, uf nrt. l.ve
dismissed tlsr Inquiries Of the oli-schou!ncn snl
hare erl the Church tp.scek simple creed and Il
creed full Of reaaun 50 may The manhood Of
these passing generations quietly and lovingly
rufnrui the symbolism ot Christianity until ,ljg-
nifty of worship md dignity Of crecd shall 70
Into tho skcpsieal future. LII tic rotntn,1nfu,,
nl'i tho baptism follow l,s wttllnut, md fntl,,
love, md VIRTUE gn with us Within and III acl, i,
simplicity and a'Iaptaton to society will be sect,
the dtvincncss of thristinn mud the oneness uf
the worsiipcrs, thougl. many be tller temples.
, 1876-06-26

s35o Another table ellnwe the Cathedral Of H.
Mark, nt Feritc. TEfa Is valued ut $iWA Nuns
q these tam tolnpArn with tlir Iwmlltttfnns uf
Noot:!,, Of Roatcr,,aln, wo rakcs an exhibit ~
writing lahle, exhibited BY poyilanl, Of allnn,
deserves mention ~ MI inetanee q what has
been accomplished In sllts lLlsc. Tho ngures
shown aro purely al'cgorical.
Dcft 1ro tho Italians tn the carving, not nn}y
Of marble, hit nf wtu'l. Prnf. RinaU Nnrhctu,
Of ForrnSc, GxlIff'f'a nrayer-tlesk a1nl c1mr u1
rcmurkahle design mud iln!sh. Boil, arc literally
tic iIpprr part Ut the desk arc ruiseA tl.rcu
groups of angels. The lasss-rclievu IN tho II.
tcrinr faca'lc .t tsie desk represents Christ in
the Temple, ,lisrating with the sihclors Tha
flowers, terminating III two doves.
The work Is Tic quest style VI tho fifteenth
century. sn Thn II a,''lent anagrnm "f the Ctrll.
by IL group of clcrnl'inl. On cnrh side, III oppo.
Site ,Irhes, nre statues Of S.. Peter anil Pail.
The buck Of tho ehntr Is crowned With two srrlr
phill, wlio sustain II bU0k nll wlitse npen paEe4
nrc engraved texts frum tho Oil alnl New fcsia.
mcnts. Tue nrns are supported lY perforated
ornamental work, ahsl aro guarded by twl, scr,.-
phim will, n'rls 1otlctl teluro t!.efll IN tho net
of prayer. On tho back IL represented The tx
a,tst9 q M w Cross The price ii tho desk and
Df u,!ier tlne furniture There Is mn abundance.
bctstca!'. exhibited by Frr,l & nartojjxzjt pf
Florcnrc, Is specially noteworthy, llle caryiugs
upon tho hca,lhonrl are extremely elaborate,
.!ninprtsug myt:iologlcul nn.l nllc-orcal scenes.
Tie wood Is 'i,a!lnGany a,nl the rrlcc ID q ,iHa,.
There nre atso libraries, tt-rlatcs, esrritufrcs,
md ntllcr arttclra af fur,ts,rc,--t III The very
ilncst work. In the domain oi Art, Italy Is do
terininesl to 1netntalll--ur sluil ray reshnl-
shc prcretcce which she acquired lo'ig bcfoEa
the tiennGse sniior ca'nu OIL his voytsa af ItiAUv.
cry to tho Western ConiIicnt. q. i. W.
, 1876-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
IEplATArOLIs.

Spfvidi DNpdlch "a 71e tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Junu 1].-Dr. J. l.. Wit!lrow,
of the Second Presbyterian Church, and the
LEV. II. O. judd, uf Grace EplScopal Church,
preached their farewell SERMONS this evening.
The Ilcys. Il. ". F. Blrll, of the Third rrcsby-
tcsian Church, and Dean Fulton, of
81. Pau''s Episcopal Church, have
rendered their designations, to take
elect nj once. The ley. DR.. Griffith,
Of Milwaukee,, preached acccptab'y to-day III tho
First baptist Church, md Il ls likely lie will
a,lcvccl Dir. Day, who closed his pust,,Fato sew
cral weeks ago. Seven Of the lG.u!lng indian.
nlolia putplts are now y4ra,nt, Tie Second
rrcsbyttrian Church Will probably cult the Rev.
DR.. Z. T.. Goodwin, Consrcgat'onaliat, of CHI
rnrf.
, 1876-06-26
The ST. NICHOLAS

Visitors to the Centennial Exhibition will nll
wish to 90 to Now York; and there ls no hotter
hotel In ttat city, or nnc TINT gives better suits
faction " nll Of Its guests, than does tho famous
St, Nchulas.
, 1876-06-26


nnASpOS-auslacnly, juno %, 1876, Ut hcf
soshence, No. IiHi Weet A.InmR. 81, Mrs. Nasr!ci
Drantinn, wife Of u. i. brandon.
FuAurn1 notice hereafter.
, 1876-06-26

SUUIH pHRK PflAEI0N3
lcate tho eornes Vt 0akWuod at le 1c, Doulcyar.ls
aid tho faEk Retreat Ut O'clock u. H., xnd every
twrnly minutes thereafter until p. u. Fase 10
centx.
, 1876-06-26

DOOMED Gx.MARR0W FOR THE HAIR,
bs Buck 4 Ia. Let, llaks1s oi ths "Alaty" uIogue
, 1876-06-26


The twin urt of mosalc-work is inlaying, and
In this the Italians arc alsu successful, M0thcr-
ni-pearl seenR To b. tho fayorite material,
though ivory Ia also e,nploye'l. Tho foEnsnr
slluws To better advantage in tho palmer sort Of
ornAI1lcnsAton than In connection with pictures.
Fur, INSTANCE, there is pobl., i.s,se Of
y is . s!leboard, standing 10 ieet
high, anil all vi ebony, cxqutstvly
cuTysl and inlad witt, mothcr.ot-pearl. cata-
lano, Of Paleru.u, siowB y table inlaiu with tho
sa1no inateEia,. THE eurfaru contai1s picture
uf domestic, life In China III u garden ut
tacilrd to residence Ut the better class, the
mistress OF the family IL reclining upon couch,
Willie u scrYant fetrfrs u plato of fruits. An.
other seryunt holds = slu.sha.o oyer the head
OF tin master, wllu Is standing tho ycrandall,
OK cuursc, tho seuua u cnpl.atlcu1ly Chinese.
Tho snuther-of-pearl als rcliess Il, tl,e la.ly's
rohe that could scarcely have been obtu!ned
otherwise.
The must nnhIt!ous work o[ thEs class Is a rep
rcselltuton u The Milan Cathedral, cDyering
Tho entire surfacr nf circular tAtle about w
feet III diameter. Tho M0t!lcr-0f-peafl IL used,
vi course, to express ttc sunlight upon the ruof
atnl wall. It's little tawtlry IN ci1cet, hut Is
probably W guotl \ s}e,i'nrn Vi this work ~ IL
to be iound III tAls collection. tbs prize Ut 1t IL
, 1876-06-26
pOI.t'rRC.Ag. TENTS.
AUEE'2k,N k.iI.ES.
BY &. y. GORE & CO..
u and 20 Wabasil~av.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS
TUESDAY, June q, D::,0 n. nj, Regular anc.
tton talc of starle ntrd fancy I1ry GoudT, custom
made Clothing, ilntsana Caps. Motions It'd Glpyes,
1.ncut, kc., Pocket and 'rab1e Cutlery, brushes,
Eana. sn'penaGrs, Wallets. Spool Cation chnica
Cigars, Fancy casa!nlercs, dcnnR. Coltonnlen, un.
ing anIo Of all cunafgnn,e,ts OF sri.,. ind sun,es
guoas. Also closng sale of Ingram t:nrpcta.
(iEu. 7. GORE IL co.,
rs nn1 IN WnIrtnb.nv
, 1876-06-26


Jury the tln,neI!se sy,nbnlIsln Of ttIu Human
CAtho]le Church llus wrnught n,nDls l,rr ypta-
rles. 'rhcro Is no methud knuwn to nln by
Which this Injury may br Increased. Il may hayo
exclude the sprltual; or II may hare developed
and kept nllye IL perpetual superstition Tint
n'a,le tlle papai n,asscs more willing to DO thu
saves of priest anl king. There hayo
Catllollc States, tint iu tho multitude Of
causes tho exagt furce OF any ono rauso
L difficult TO be determined. The relations Of
llonnnlstn to education and free thought n1,l
liberty of nl kin'ls iiavo l,cen go bud Tint VIC
should not .,e willing to ascribc to u few ca4des
and to holy watcr And to the ruhcs IT sllr
priests F'!in that aaks no more adequate calisc
than thy ths M TERM sontenpt fos Meutal develop;
anil foot Of THO dead lr!slnnan wurk bin ~
Injury compared with the national and indiyl-
tat Borrow that las como from tho
P1otcstant and Catholic, despot!sms that l.nvn
& this beautiful island. Thers huys been cai.-
dies by the cn'lns of greut men. 'rllcso lights
anl tis sprtnEling u holy water would not
much injuru thu Catholic Church It It poured
education @ into t.ls brains Of i1a children atla
liberty !nt0 their hearts,
But rertalnly n,otlern Christianity should
move away from all childish mediums. The atl-
vanclng pind must have IN advanced syInl,ol-
I'm; tn; Christ perhaps eSt',EuiaheA tt!e ehdish
conc, Tbs skins dsul rcd, tho cur
tatns, tho robes, the laml's aud pigeons,
tho fr1nges ar0uit1 garments, and thu
ribbons of blue ought to lass away truln this
priesthood mud leave the mind ninl leurt free tU
t!raw happiness from the study Of truth atnl
frnm thu aIgnttlcant cNhlc,ns at n4turc. Let
! the heavens this tnnrniAinst and the pruirics,
LIT tile great tide II human llfv LIT the nrs.l Ut
truth II oil .ts shapes be the eynbals Of ulr t-
finite Father. We need mt h1po tn csrnpu SYM
bo!tsn, but VT sEnuld change tho material int
diators hctwcr', liz and God. lIclgton should be
permitted tu adyanyu with advancing times, at,l
to ialprcss into her service tho INV holps a1nl
| studirs AMI pursuits Of man. rhe love a,lsl
study III nature, tho love uud study Ut nun, the
! lore and study Ut sweet aud solrlnA music,
must Come III NOV tn help I1al worship tia tiol.
Tho satuta arc Aothrosrd. Thu pageuut nf
pslcsts and c!1orai buys around thu sltar noye
! us deeply no more. The huumn heart Aus been
TRANSFORMED. Thcru a9c tens Of thousands who
can draw moro inspiration anil religious pcni-
trnre uud llope FROM walk III the solitude Ut Il
forest tlan from l..any VI te symbols Of thu
sanctuary. Only the lofty clnblelns stloultl
reulun. The tulling bell should eolne hatk t.,
| our ehurcles. Tbs bell Is not III. untI.calling
form. IL awakc,.s bosou full Of thought aud
| emotion:
| Tbs curfsw tolls tbs klrll Of parting day;
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+ RHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

NEW-YORK EENTRAD AND HUUNUN
IN RIVER RAILRQAD.-After Jan. l, 1875 through
tAils vii leave Grand Central Depot -, ,,
500 o m. Chicago and Northern EApreSa WIN ofawAg'
SOON cars through 70 Rochester. -, -
SPECIAL Chicago Express WIN uIa"llSiooa cars
II 100 a M Northern and Western Express
400 m Montreal press, With sleeping cars u ON New
york ~ n AI,ars arriving at Montreal at SOY A. u
600 m Express sleepingeare Tor Natertown And
CsnsDdsQua So iOr MOotrea va PletssDl GU o. g..
500 o. NJ Faclfc Express Daly with sleeping iof
RSchester, Niagara Fails Buffalo S'syead ana Oinclsui
also tor Chicago va both l. 8. and NJ T. Rslr0sds ,
llO0 m Express sleeping cars Tor Albany anu f"
Way Trans a. per Local PINE rsoissu KpNDaIcK
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Gouses ano farms Uante0.

EARM WANTED in exchange for free and
clear Madison LOTS worth f61,OOU also, one Tor
house and one Tor 81 800 SHOVE a co.. 23S
broadway.
HOUSE WANTED.-A house furnished or
Il uufrnisled sBnvd in a good location boari ~ owner
and family place Of rent 10 have the privilege OF taking
other boarrers. Address OF apply 20 los West 48dsi
UvANTED-In the country. HOUSE of s
w ruoms and land healthy location. h.nL 800 " $50
per year. j. H.. Tribune Otoe
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NxwYoRx, March 20, 1873
Union SQUARE THEATER.
Proprietor SHEEippASS sH NJ

~ To THE PUBLIC.-The Management take occasion to
express their deep regret AZ tic disappointment Which tuelr
necessary ponemeu OF u first performance Of fERREoL
from last evening THIS ENESlSG caused 20 many Ia
gentlemen The s1en and Illness Of NUS
Kate Cllxtou contingency however, against which the
found itself unable provide IL doems
Oy justice % the play aud u The pablo u0stnole The hrSt
renres-ItatiOn unfit THIS TUESDAY EVENING, when
will poeit,v,ly D. given. A. NJ. PALAEG Manager.
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providence AND sTONINGTON s. s. Co.
j Between SEw.YoRK end BOSTON.
REELECTION IN FARE

REDUCTION In FARE
BETWEEN EEw.YoRR AND PROVIDENCE TO S.
BETWERN NETWORK ASb BOSTON TO e.
eTONIroTON LINE.
The elegant steamcrs RHODE ISLAND, NARRAGAH:
eEp and SToNIN 0T0N leave Per 3D. North RiyeE foot O.
jar at, daily except Sundays), at p. m. 49,. ,.- -
Depot and ticket sts.eroOins secured at oses 81
%ss< 4 Express Company aud At 2l9 Broadway.
e. PROVIDENCE LINE direct. n.
1ships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Plot ~ ~ H.
fo9t n FarE place daily teXcept Snndsys, ~ f:f M
pIect comm unicston 10 Worcester ana ponts bSyoad
fe1gh1s via either hne taken At lowest Tates ,..,
L ". FlLkLSA O. P. Act d B. BABCQCK President
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GitD neal estate for Sale.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION.-For SALE AT a
40 barrat twelve north SIDE ~ one hunirl and
thirty ST. 100 west Of Sycuta street ;rI0c
CuTed gujteycd and fag;e'. ana ready TO. El iaie IN
TIE los vii Ue SOLD los 80 than ct offered
Apply 10 J. KOaGAiNE BROWN, 80 l,2-O BfJIj"ay
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above GOTHIC IUlS Tia sIuoLy g 'Innry
raited. HULL, GKlFPEN & CO. Tord.ave, shove twenty
thrl-s;. Send Ion circulars.
TOR SALE at decided baTgGins.-ScycrGi
Il choice HOUSES. JOSIAH yE8, l,Z5j Broadway.
TOR SALE OF LEASE-Thc foux-story brick
X STJRE- Cf and 2il y i".t earn street
Uy l9- Ceh tdvug the block suitable for any bust
nees requiring strongth aud gpOd light Arry ~
GEORGE q. 1ANpSOs,
60 Wlllsu-st.
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hciele.

PATH HOTEL. 80 West 26th -st.-Iansien'
0r pci,f a. eat guests god ICONS urn table all coo
,,.Ie,s al .,,. hall OtIpr Lo;c. Open all nlg,
TURKISH AM Electric Baths cInnrci. !.
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Counlrn Dropcrip 90 Ect.

4 DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT.-A
"A MOUSE vel iagI,et az tIc center oi Bristol 'ol1
o'e he Ts.Ale town. Ia New .-ngI&.h may ."
ca.o fI 10 sumner siapi, stuLnds sni dchshtiEly
tI1tpd tie depot, s,'ItA CIAicir tIa l'-'h'''
aile oI Nei.r,y, - Hartford, 'hlehte
anu IrhAil t. X Ac.Ioss l. UEi6Jr, Br rl3, coma.
EIOR RENT-Tlia two Grcelcy houses at
tlap;.cpR bo the midst oi AZ OH 'crt-' Hnf yet
within. throw ~. the Depot and only an ion; itn
Eight IN e4ci bti., t't hun cola
water ,artcns a'tsrei Inc most pciHcsiu'
Address C;.apIarua J. o., Nrsichtsi'r C"1IN y !.
LNOR RENT-Nith or without part Furniture,
CsIr- v.sh yrlvl!cc, o Y-i'ua-, ~ cav i"s.
-. room CFrTAgi IiSl bINCE Siah, md GrouHd- :.
dIlye, raIdi,. Lam, FitIe triu btiicA 60
frsne'. healthy ana cTt rs Ipi IS az nl1uirs Nom 40
tIasr low tst'+ ifAlu. DC
ui tI.rAyd. $50 wiz rtTH'ie fIrIiN' " ut. 's'
500 ILC-it Nvd ~ Bet Depot G. l. H. 81 ad'rrss
HoCSf. q" S!sr. =. Q. RoN IL IH@t-rti', NJ
Two RENT-On Maia-st., Snvbro,,k. Conn, by
mont. twu tio'. COTTAGE hhi iiifc 1tlirl
-lrd ua'Ht4l'L 'slstius 81 i'- rpJh' AL 90
grDu1i ani -n He Hiiici~L Address J. o. loh "
rEO RENT foi the SummcT-A furnished hcnSe
AID ftarc WITH Jatl, G., il'ehii.iF i"iti
MitdatNu CIIs Is:'r -7cc- fcqurri Add'rS' Lock
BOX IL J.. o., Middleton. Conn
Two RENT at STANFORD. Conn.-liOtSE
lC,~t,N su,.r 49, LINE 10 hutr ~aIb mon Gsp
aS basrlaCa large saic-n With r tt-'s,
Tor y4u aS1 IIot0arh Of hpas', '-i a. IL Iil.ilhf
lSi Lasi 1Oh-hL
no LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM Of
20 are. Fosg aud Vile l.lIs, VIZ hl.h
er.lui bu1InsS Lawn. gluign, ad nIr.dri 500
WHO'S, 500 J. { l." biEtr 10 iI'''NAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
siiua!ions panlco-- females.

SliuGlloils WhuIf0--temI!es.
NURSE.-A young girl 10 mind children OF
~ to 10 hight hOusework Liza zdaye MIRA bti'
NkTASHING-A respectable woman wishes TO
w take washing out by the day 80 50 ave- rear
XrASUI\G-A rcsucctabe colorei woman
w WON'T hike ladies' ntenens washing, by the
dssen OF month reierenoe II required SARAH BROWN
800 9Th ave
XHvkSUING.-A respectable German woman
take families ladies' and genteUens washing AZ hsr
hutng and purng done olA Wesi Sun st
srcOnd brlD
XSyAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-A neat
w young wos would like place N tity or ,ountry
SAALibeTSOrs aud Is thorough wArrS AMI
would IN vashng ironing furnish good refer
,-,ers Apply AT ODEIL Co's los est 34ths. cerner
81 BrOatsay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
60 Dbom it Hlap Concern
furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50
IL solid BLACK walnut do s55 marble top 10, 80 p,rof
Brussels cailst 81 per ward lnEla-
s5c IS NJ COWPERfHNAIT co, los aud l61 Chatham
81.
ATTINGS.-CANTON COR MATTlNGS.
wi all ouaes and widths AZ prfC4 worthy tn attention
s buyers Woolras, Burlaps, Upholstery Gogds & c.
ANDREW LESTER q Co., 81 bfo~lvH'