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A ONF-TUIRD interest in downtown coffee and
to do the night work Address sue CESS, box t75. sun
Once.
A lOTNt! man wants 10 drive mills wagon would
N invest from tiOO To 5000 u the htsin Address
JOHN MElKLE, 23i Mott ~.
A FAINT STORE and business for saci esiab.
~ hscd since 1913 10 close out an estate. Inquire NJ
No. 40 iu icon At.
I1AItERIE- for sale on an busincs. streets: also,
ID bakeries to let, at MiTtllELLS store Agency, n
Cedar At.
FHOR SALE Fixtures and good win ~ dry goods
store. established ycas good, paving trade sat
sNciory reasons for selling. Call at 100 Court st.,
BROOKLYN.
IHANCY bakery and confectionery near city. for
4 sale cheap reasons given. Inquire o.
g. S. PALMER. 1854 Rcsde st.
INOR SALE, On account o. sickness. nh aud
oyster mar 4ct doing good business. Terms easy.
Apply ~ 90 West Washington place,
IvOR SALE news stand. with route. cheap for
u cash lover west side. Apply at 3i7 West 35th ST.
room IL. alter ~.
MORTGAGE SAtE.-The fixtures aud utensils
WI Of the Old established OYSTER saloon, 1879 Sd av
Will be so.d low. Inquire Ms above.
DAKTN Tx wanted IN n pleasant, legitimate travel.
y nng business paying 1870 daily. Inquire at 30
Broad ei.. room T.
SOAP FACTORY toI sale; In good order.
- W. II Penn, 1U7 West 18th Il.
NNANTED-A man to take N interest IN my bust
w ncss one haying know ledge Of Jipannng or mol
ishng preferred cash required. Apply to JOHN
son, ;F,i h nv, before L.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
MEw YORK.
17z6.
1876.

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Repre- e C n drc
aeslc e. 10 inmfas
especial yspo1s
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compile tie facet e a Al ton pon h
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IS
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every T ~
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NV III. 9I7ELNHrIiMNI LIvrnrnll. IL
NI,NrloltI nN &u.IlIll


IL CHEAT IIlI Nk LINE
AND UNITED ST IT, VAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Nrw YORK, wa Drsbross,s ana Cortland
Streets Ferries, a. iul owsi
ENprrs- Tor larshurf, fttsburRhthe West and South,
with IuIlntn fuHce cars httarned, $50 A. NJ, an d
$50 /. NJ. SUNDAY nud $40 =. NJ
For WiliAmrnOrt and LDcS Hlvep AZ o 80 A VI. ana
$50 4. NJ For CORY and Erie $50 T. No. connecting
ON Re ms.
For BALTIMORE Washington. and the south. Limited
Washington tx rcss" Of Pullman PArlur Cars daily,
except sunday, r.iO A. NJ, arriVe Washington t.l0
n Regular al $40 A. NJ, andvr. ST. suniAJ .
Express for Phladephla, T. 1880 $40 $50 4 N, IL 80
4 no 3, d, $40, ~. NJ AM ~ night sun nay 5,
+. NJ.
For trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth. Rihwav Princeton,
Trenton, feun Ambuy. Termination, HeiNldrrr, aud
other points, 49, local ,chedu o' ~ ,l t,ott uhces
and9sO = NJ. daily lOl5 A. NJ ami 7ip T. daly'
$50 " i'o5, bl6 aud los1 + NJ snud" o.S
NJ, FROM lhuadelpnla, b.lu, h2l, iib l.tlH. ~ y
1924 A, NJ S;l5 i.O5, 0l5, $40. 7.lO, bll, go
ana 1927 T. NJ
Ticket oinccs, beG and GA Broadway. ST. noa'a
and foot OF ID shrusses and Corlandt htrtrcs ia y
street, ir0oklyn ma, lld and ilS lluis0a u
token Immigrant ticket once. = Bltterf Place
u. NJ. NOip Nll,
General fas,cnsrr AerSN
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager
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Munru saslrum,Hi'.


CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until
= Zen. /, 1876. hy thr lRl TEES or THE NEW
YORK AND BRoONLiN BRIDGE, "a lhclr on e, u
water ~ rvOAyn, y. y for TIE inuiaciure and de-
NrrY % - tom OF cast steel rope REQUIRED for
tue erection OF the temporary foot bridge, cradle
CnDlcs sud other appliances cessary cOnstruc-
ton ot the man caOlcs OF the East RIVER Suspension
Bridge.
Printed specifications, together with other nior
nation IA regard to these ropes, may be ubtanCd from
the secretary Of the Board or OF the Chlci Engineer
W. A.. HDIBLINA,
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Cost an <ounr.

Cost am count.
I O~T or ~rOI.EN. Bank book issued hy the
4 amen sank Tor -IAfL- . NrN luFk. 70 tNn
~cuncr. n not fYuui or returned % the BANK within
80 DAYS from this datc Will apply ip tho htnk Tor
new hook. I~lnOkE NOklN ELI.
I O-T-Bans book NO. ea.7Di Oh Insiltl'lo for the
raNuga u Merchants, ti'r,s, AMI ohcr. ray.
m'ut its been stopped. The hnrst viii please leave
AZ th- bank, cor % av. ana 10Th -.
OST-B.nH 900. 40. au.si3 on Sew YORK savings
Inst tuition. PiyncLt ms been stopped. fnN
nnder vii ease leave &c at the bank cor sth and
Fourteenth It.
I O'-r-Bank book 40. 5S;'i. on broadway savings
Institution; payment has been stopped, the Under
Will rrie leave IL AZ the bluk, 81 Broadway, entrance
an Park place.
1 OSr-Blnk book No 2.Oia ON Manhattan savings
lnstltutun; payment has n,rn upp,li TIE mi
" - plcac leave II at tho BANS corner Broadway and
ftscxer II.
4 D~r-fireman's badge so 80. The nndcr Viii he
- utlhly rewarded 10y lea,iag 1t at engine house
No Jl2 9TH ~.
~ 900 no ~. W. % f,easase i pa and
tuc ellr ut NlnslnWt Ll.icl Go - lane st. twtlve
linton pac.nc hr.t mort- r- hund' of - 90 each Tie
a'oye rewar Viii ne paid for tier return to MARK
co, - Exchange place.
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SurS,s, tlrrNJ,s. et.

SorSs, tlrrMJ,s. @t.
A Il OFFER. on account of my husb1nd's sr'ie
"a horses suitable for truck, farmer. 49, 40
nes' At halt value 80 AmltT ST.. between ~ tngfoa
lifOk GRAY, chunky horse. q Years eiaI
IN SOUND ana KIND, tl25 other horses. 80 t'0
lle 4ieaJ 4
EOR SALE cheap, Tor want Of u.r. = pnnynuit
\ morse 10 haudi nigh, vclrs ld,trlt IN "a sOuna
aud KIND " o9 seen VI bO YiudAia II.
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Srai GsAlG.
A SAFE AND SURE INVESTMENT.
IN t32o.-NkW YORK CITY LOTS, ONLY go CASH
AND so MONTHLY.
GODS -SAFER THAN SAVINGS HAMS
COO AND MORE PROFITABLE.
COOK SECURE A nOME ron NOUR
D-Ds FAMlLl.-OnlY $50 cash. halnrce e.sY.
COOK RAPID TRANSIT SOW RUN
cpo-Os hhs To tue property Ia - minutes.
Go)S -REMEMBER SAVINGS BANIAS
Sl'o zee arc uncerlain lnvrsimruts.
POTTER BROI HERS, Warren ST.
NOR SALE or exchange for real estate the turn.
Il ture OF fully furnished three story house, Can 10
sccn NJ 81 south l0tn ~, BrOoklYn, h.. ID.
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4tIslhn NOn.ss.


MEDIC NLE-SAX.
n & ,mpnslng serics o. lecture, ~ delivered at
NIINa MI sEt 4 OF ANATOMY. N.W DIRK,
GA the Chuf" and clrc OF di clses cler synopsis
showing how lost hcAth NAV Do restored alsn upon
MARI 'ge- anu nervous ana pnyNcA debility. Belng
he rc.ut Of tWcnty ycirs' medci, r1Perlrnce Price
% cents. Address the author, Or l.. J. kAuN, otce
and ',dence. 81 East l " st.. Sew YorS.
nI~EN-ES OK MEN, Nervol, Debility. and
~ knlrei affections, sneeily anl psrminenty
cured bY HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ. d.. ~ Lex. ngton
Az. near 2'tl It, II lura. 90 8.
MORRIS y. DOWLEY. Counsellor at Law.
w COM Tor PENN 80 Ndsslust Advice Tree on sat
urdys.
fiNO shom II may concern My VIE Mary Mitchell.
i alias White, h'a THIS day left my b aud board.
Any person ~ persons giving her trust ur h1rhpring
her cannot hold me responsible, ROBERT MITCHELL.
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nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK. 8u and $40
~ HlWcry. corner 3 81.
SIX pr cent. Interest allowed sums OF 5000 and
undcr and ave per cent. on IN" fNcss over 5000
Deposits iuade on or before Janury 10 viii draw In
ANDEEw MILLS President
WA v wLB.rER. secretary.
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4rintlnS platsrials.

WANTED-To buy. an outnt Tor a Job once, In.
w cludinR JOB presses. type. paper cutter Sc Ad-
areas al once, with description and loves cash price
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6opnrtn,rsUlg Nullt.s.

FHNIIE FIRM OF Strauss Bros, printers, having dis.
solved. Mr.Julius strauss has no connection what
ever with II after TINS date. AARON STRAUSS
PHILIP sTRAIfAS
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(,IAIRMONT SAVINGS BANK,
Y -, Grecnw CHI II corner parK place.. $3.50. .
The Trustees have ordered that Interest he paid AZ
the rate Of six cent. annum on all sums entitled
thereto. PAYABLE IN and after Jan. II, 1870.
Int not called Tor will be add led to the principal.
and draw interest IRON Jan I. -
5. DROADwkLL President.
u. +. SWAN. Secretary.
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DRISUES Of evo-y description at the brush factory
joins X hOPPEI.
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utuiisIts.
Nllsftllnlltnns.

lEAI TIFILscts Of teeth for *; single. 81. war
- rlntcdt Is nlhngs 90 cents. New YORK Dental
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

Ca BROADWAY
TIFTlkTH sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK, Dec 2s 1875.
The Trustees Of this institution have cllred the o.
tictn teminnnua dividend all deposits lhl the rules
entitled thrrrto). at the OF six per cent per
sum, OF 50, uuu nuu un1erand hYe pei cent lnnum
Oh SUM over $1,000 yaoic o" and after jan 4. In
tCf 10 NOT Nithur4Wu VIII remain "a lntipu and re-
CeNH lntcres the same dcnu.it OF Jan. L. ana viii
be catered On tAe pas. 30 lki wl.rcver presented.
T. i. BRbNN, Prosidcn,
TDWAUD sIHELL, Treasurer
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<ttturts.

COOPER MON free Lectures for the people IN
tuc gre hsll a. J.. NJ, Saiutn4y. Jan. s. The leo
turr "a be- delivered hN Prot G. L. y cActt OF Prince,
un-Nei illlstntcd WIN aypatuus aud the use u the
et"rc 'ptlcOn. Tickets can be- had fht Nfrc of
tho Cooper Union, and Mt u Van Nusirand's book
store, - Murray 81. ADRIAN s.. lIENlIT Str'y.
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Sotitip lloiItts.

HATTEHS.-Allh hat makers are requested not 10
go TO Work IN Pearce q Hairs nat factory, or Il. A.
Hooper Co.'S, u. w. Silyo mans or NJ Bras By
order OF the Hat Makeis' Society OF BrookYn.
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altttlngs.

IrLSTER BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
y Al members are rogue. Ell TO attend special
meeting AZ ~, 321 owery, iday evening Jan :, at
eight o'clock To maze inai a. nrmcuts Tor cclcbrai
ing our FIRST annual anniversary. Joseph Moorhe al.
D., + e.idcnt bernard Mclaughlin, Wee President
= I'm Martcn. Financial Secretary John X. Forde,
Corresponding secretary.
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A ONF-TUIRD interest in downtown coffee and
N lunch roo to competent man with small means,
to 10 the night work. Address SUCCESS box i75. sun
ONCE
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Situations dllanlro.

Situations d1lanlro
A YOUNG man. IL vears. o. good address, would
"A lisc 10 learn tiae Of any KIND GOD business
can wrile GOOD hand and willing to WorS. Address
L., hex 1884, sun Office.
A FIh~T-CLAS~ IRE I'd ami cake ha6er wants
~ steady situate ns 'orcmln can tor days, at JIG
West il.t 70, 30 door back room
A LADY Wishes baby to take of At her home
N has no ohilcren OF her owns gOod references 1888
sixth ny.
A RESPECTABLE woman would go out by the
~ day W wash Or DO hJuScNOrk I'll West ldth b.;
days
RESPECTABLE women wishes 10 nurse at her
N residence 4O5 We goth ST., 30 hoor, back.
ElRST-CLASS bread and cake bakers at Grand
orier OF Accepted Bakers house OF cali ~ 30 NV.
SITUATION wautcd-BYa young man as fancy cake
- bik r. understands icn{ ma ornamentug; also Ice
cream Can giyr odreirryncr Cali oraddross for two
DAYS, ID. r., 3sl Henry St. Brooklyn.
SITUATION wanted as second hand by . young
- bread and cake baker. 226 1T aVr top floor.
81 PRINCE STA woman To go out by tho day;
- IL hrstclass laundrai, VIII do cleaning work
IN restaurant, sccund hDOr front
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4 9ei WEST ESD ST. BEi' fi'i AND sTH AVS.

WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANk,
W lbi 9th aYn between llth ana Eth sts.
Inc usual seinAnnual Interest, at the OF per
cent per annLn on all sums OF u 900 un er aud
a. The rte OF per cent. per annum all over
" 900 has oeen declared, and Will paid
MONDAY, JAN n, 1870, on all sums entitled theret %
post.
Money deposited on or before 10Th January, 1870
BY order Of the trustees,
JoHs Ii HUDSON. Secretary.
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L WANT solid gold omen CO stem winder secont
Il hand tor about $50. BEATTY, Washington, n j.
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J0lN 9ulN3gIb.
FURNITURE, - CARPETS,
AT oFARRELL's, 40 EIGHTH Az.
..... Between 3Jth AMI Jlst SIS.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY Or MONTHLY.
GOODseoond-nan1 and misnt carpets All siIss, rich
NJ patterns, very cheap, at the Old place. ~ Fulton
o. SIDE en1ranc0' Bring your measures with YOU.
nILCIOTHs.- A lot OF splendid English oilcoths
~ ana velvet rugs, also a few marble top tables
nj half price, at the hisni Carpet store, ~ Fulton It.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken for furniture, carpets and bedding. An iul
mense tOck and low prices.
SOwPERTnWAGT CO.'S. loo Chatham At.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-02-15
From the Ann Arbor Courier.
The Gross and the Crown.


There's lovely face In the silent air,
That follows wherever l go;
With pleading look In the eyes so fair,
That seems Ike aprayer know.
| It's the gentle face OF fair young girl,
! Az pure In here Innocent glee,
And free from guile as snow-whlte pearl
That sleeps meath the rolling sea
And strains of gentle guitar,
That heard one eve In the twilight dim
Meath the beams Of the bright evening star.
When the sun sinks down meath the distant
hills
And shadows are roblng the land,
The enchanting sound OF those bird.like trllls
Are missed by our sorrowlng band.
There's mute guitar In lonely room.-
The fingers that once on IL played
Now sweep the chords In brighter home,
Where grief ls forever allsyed.
There's silent room and vacant chair
A father and mother are sad;
For they sit alone by the evening fire,
No daughter 10 make their hearts glad.
There's low green grave In the churchyard
O'ershadowed by roses and trees.
Where swallows sing In the droeping bough,
While rocked by the whispering breeze,
'Tis there the form Of the fair girl sleeps,
where tho daisies and violets gr ow;
Where the buttercup from the long grass
peeps,
And lillies as white as the snow.
There's sinlcss brow, aud a radiant crown,
In heavenly mansions above;
There's heavy cross forever laid down,
Exchanged for a garland OF love;
There's happy angel In robes of white,
Ever singing beautiful song.
As she walks the streets which are free from
night.
With the blood-washed sngelieal throng
There's a narrow path that is rough and
steep;
It's paved with the sharpest OF stone;
But IL leads through fire and through water
deep;
But ends at that beautiful home.
There are palms aud crowns In that happy
place,
Which Jesus has promised shall wait
Till We bravcly conquer la every race
And knock at the beautiful gate.
The writer Of the above is a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. VanAiken, formerly a citi-
zen cf this city.
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DIED OF ALAwsUlT. A
The Diary OF n Exhausted Litigsss.
From, the Uartford Courant

The Diary OF Exhausted Lttigant.
From the Hartford Courant.
A tattered memorandum book was
recently found on the steps Of very
humble dwelling "out West" Some
Of the entries are as follows:
my father had slight misunder-
standing with neighbor. about q di-
vision fence, which he had inherited
from my grandfather. After several
disputes, he consulted n lawyer, who
had a good many children, but little
practice. This was fatal. A suit was
commenced.
Several years ago, my lawyer said
/ must get ready for the trial. did
so, and went to court at every term.
But it was postponed upon every pre-
tense which human ingenuity could
invent.
"lS70, March Term-Counsel for de-
fendent moved q continuance. because
he was engaged in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. Court granted the motion,
but intimated, with great severity, that
such an excuse would never avail with
him again.
September Term-Counsel trying a
hesitated, but yielded.
December Term-Defendant i'll.
Proved by the certificate OF respecta-
BILE physician. d,
"lS72. March hTerm-Counsel had
made an engagement to meet q client
from New York, who could not conyen-
iently leave his business again. Con-
tinued, the Judge suggesting that New
York clients might find counsel nearer
home.
"lS73. September Term-Carried
the title deeds to my lawyer. Surveyor
examined the premises, said the defen-
dant had encroached on me. But an-
othor surveyor (partaer and pupil OF
the first one), said that my deed spoke
OF q hackmatack stump in the line OF
the fence, a foot in diameter; whereas,
the only tree anywhere near the fence
was a pepperridge tree, not more than
seven inches and half across; case
postponed, to employ other surveyors.
December Tsrm-Counsel agreed
that court might visit the premises in
dispute. Judge refused to go, but said
the jury might do 30, provided that
nobody went with them TO explain and
confuse. Next morning heavy snow
fell, and boundaries were covered.
Case continued.
1854. September Term Motion 10
postpone, on the ground that the defsn.
dant's attorney wished 10 be absen,
hunting, a few days. Motion prevail
ed. I demonstrated, but my counsel
said the lawyers were very aceomodst
ing gentlemen, and the courtesies o'
the bar required il.
1875. March Term--one OF the ju'
rors taken sick. Motion 20 20 on with
the trial with eleven jurors. Defend
ants counsel objected with grea
strength Of voice, and demanded full
jury trial, pure aud simple. Think Ia
called it the palladium OF our liberties
Case postponed.
September Term-Received a bill
for rstainers, term fees, clerks fees
and expenses. One item was for tn,
amount OF retainer which my lawye
had declined from the defendant. OF
fered him the farm, provided gaines
the case. He said this would not b
deemed honorable practice, but h
would take IL, and give me credit as IN
as il went.
"Took the cars for the West. eominl
mostly on freight trains and afts
nightfall.
"Mem.-Don't forget inscription 10
nv tombstone-HERE LIES ONE VII
DIED or LAWSUIT BEoUErHED nv vi
FATHER"
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-02-15
Grsat Damage Done on the Borders
OF the Ohio by Floods.
UNWILLING TAXPAYERS.

The recent food from the Ohio has
overfiown in and around Louisville,
New Albany, Jacksonville, and South
ern Indiana, aud is great aud most
damaging. The Ohio ceased swelling
last night, and this evening Is receding
slowly. The absence Of fiood-gate at
the outlet OF the creek in Louisville al
lowed large quantity of water from
the river to rush in. Ia parts OF the
city, yards, cellars, and lower stories
OF houses, and even the shops, were
filed with water, but no loss OF lives OF
serious damage TO property has occur.
ed. In Southern Indiana the flood
caused considerable damage to private
property, and on the Ohio & Mississip-
pi and Louisville 4 Indianapolis Rail
roads passengers from Chicago have
been taken over circuituous routes, GO
ing first TO Mitchell, thence to Jeffer.
sonville, thence TO North Vernon, and
from there TO Cincinnati. The most
serious wsshaway on the Louisville a
indianapolis Road is between Rock
ford and Columbus, and on the Ohio
A Mississippi Road between Browns
town and Mitchell. Twenty cars ol
stone were taken over the Ohio A
Mississippi Rock to-day 10 repair thu
damage at the washaway. Itisexpect
ed that the repairs will be completet
to-day that travel will be all righ,
again tomorrow over the damaged
roads.