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THE BAPTIST cArRor,s PROBLEM.
How shall the Incorrigibic snail Boy OF the
street be Taugbtf

How shall the Incorrigibic snail Boy OF the
street be Taugbtf
81 expect TO be Tnked from one end of
the room to the other" the Rev. Daniel e. Pot
ter OF the Sixth Street Church said yesterday,
just previous to the Monday morning meeting
Of ministers In the Baptist Marine Temple. The
raking that he looked for was on account Of the
proposals In his essay for departing from the
Church's WAYS Of managing the young, not the
children OF Christians, tucked up In bed at
night, taught reverence and devotion, but the
thousands coming from goddess cradles. The
old metbo DDS, he said, are partial failures. Two
preaching services. two prayer meetings, and a
sunday school sum up the weekly effort, while
mass and tent meetings. Christian associations,
and lay efforts have entered into the Church's
Held OF labor and done her work because she
would not. Foolish everence for things "a they
are, because already established and partially
successful, together with cToakine ana cOnser-
vatism, render progress almost impossible.
Chdnge ANA Improvement are imperative.
Then Mr.. Potter pictured the Small boy a. he
sits squirming IN the house Of worsbio and hat
ing II, rightly hating it, the speaker said. How
much better that that hour spent In church long
inc for freedom from parental restraint. praying
In every action for the benediction were susnt
ia u little church In company with other children
under "A tudiciOus teacher or preacher. The
small boy does not think a. tnrn ward mi.
mary, free nght, or three cheers for somebody
be can understand, but not the doctrine Of cleo
ton.
Y.
with all departments under control OF the lacu-
u, consisting Of the pastor ana deacons. In
this T. comprised a primary dep ftment nclud-
inc all children below certain ages and intell-
gen g an intermediate. including those between
the primary and the masters and misses. and
then the masters ana misses, children from 10 to
H. the youth, ard finally the church proper.
Brother Drummer said that Dr. Howard Crosby
had trcd Brother Pottor's experiment OF
chidrcn's church and failed. he had ga'hefed
some CTS about the attendance q church. On
sept. II In the sixteenth street Baptist Churcl
there were four children under 1fteen years old
on Sent -. In ~. urchard's. the largest Prcsby-
terrain church IN the city with on exception.
there were nine on the next SUNDAY; In the
Rev. Dr. l. lrd'- ". l.. Church, In Fourth street,
FORTY three; and last sunday tn the Calvary Bap-
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Builer'- Reply 10 IIonr.

IL is reported that Gen. Butler has COM
reilly to the political epistlc Of Hon l. Il IInti
aud that he proposes to give It to the press aud
the public on lhur day next. la 1t MI. ilnar'-
career ~ public life VIII be pretty fully icNlcw-
ed, and particular attention paid 10 that portion
OF MIR. hOai's letter wherein he SAYS ne had
never held office bv his own desire.
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TALMAGE undertook on sunday night 10
refute the scientific arguments OF Prof. Hux-
LEY. OF course he talked OF what he knew
nothing about. The cause Of the opponents OF
evolution will not he helped by the believing OF
pulpit mountcbank
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AmutcmcntH IO-DHF.
American Institute Forty .inh Annual fAr
Beeth's Theatre safiMap,iaA
pcvsry Theatre huo' he conunsrt
thittcriuE Hall -caien' " Nitus
Irelc Theatre -NafdS
fiftf AVensr Theatre LIE.
Grand Opera House ua.It fomt CABIN.
CIImore's Garden nanam' M'nsg Ma'hss-
Kelly 4 Icons Nin,trti- -i.i.,. uear sm ~
L,etum rh,atre -nof,o sai JoIat
Murray Circas rHiu aais Matinee
NV York Aquarium nieai~ay and ssih ~
kiblo's Garden fala
olyIrrio Theatre Variety
pnrL Theatre srl.i'eafL
San franci-co N'n,trca nroai-J md sgh,L
7Iertrc Comiauc vsfeir
Tony Pastors Sew Theatre Variety. Matae.
TIhd A,cnnc Theatre Variety.
tnion ., unfc Ihenirr--rI rv1 orhAni.
Wnuaek's Theatre tf.laa,u FnIt
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Jobbcr BLAINE has come to New York
10 toll the pcople how 10 vote next month. lie
wastes MS breath. Our citizens do not 20 to
corrupt legislator for instruction as to their po-
iticaI duties.
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Advertisements for The WEEKLY Sun, is
Md tomorrow morda. must be HANDED ~ MS
trtHiHJ itlOft sif o'cioct
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Mrs JANE q. SwIsSnEl.M, who Is now in
Germany. has come to the conclusion that she
has been all wrong In trying to reform the world
through the agency Of temperance ORGANIZATIONS
she saws she joined them early and labored
faithfully to promote their growth but thinks
she might have been otherwise employed with
much bcttcr results. Instead Of ENCOURAGING
temperance, these organizations have resulted,
she now believes, In driving majority Of the
conscientious men out OF the liquor business
and turning 1t over To INSCRIPTIONS persons,
human cOnsumption." The temperance pledges
have put premium ON broken faith prohibit
tory laws, enacted only to be broken by the
wholesale, have ouRendered public demorall2a-
tloni and tho tricks which have been resorted TO
iu order TO sell the alcoholic beverages have
corrupted both dealer and buyer, and stinu
lated mean and clandestue drinking. What has
led to this change Of Mrs. SwIssmRLM's Views
ON the liquor question is tho examination OF tho
effects Of the free sale u malt aud other liquors
In Germany, whore "there Is no disgrace no
penalty attached To their manufacture, sale, or
use. These are reserved for tho abuse. Each
person is required to govern his or her own appe-
lite, and failing to do SO, bears the consequence
alone. 1t IL tho man who gets drunk not the
one who furnishes the means, who bearA DO PEN
atty Of drunkenness, and the result OF the systom
Is certainly admirable as compared with ours"
She does not belieye In the theory OF holding
the dealer responsible for the effects OF the
liquor ipsissd Il The drunkard. She lhinks the
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as ever, and cuts IN az many monkey shines on
the stump as u he really supposed that his
friend lioBrsoN was nxed for life as the boss
IN nriner Of America
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consequence is to impaIr individual self CONTROL
TO furnish apologies to the drunkard, and TO en-
courage intoxication. Mrs. swIssHBLM's opin-
ions ire well worth thinking about.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IL senator Morril's
friends assert mat he viii cutter tr canvass the op
plneut Of Nj Biau. Tor the oug term scuatorsniy
NON Maine.
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To THE EDfTOH or The SUN-Sr: In Brook
Ign horse I have frequently ths placard /:
" The Tribune, the leading American newspaper !" the
last tour words within quotation marks Please M
form me from what source the quoted word' are taken
QUERieT.
We do not know whether II Is JAY GOULD or
his stool pigeon who IL the author OF the
quoted words
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The trial Of InrSE llorsE FOR killing her
husband, tho notorious divorce lawyer, began at
Trenton Yesterday. ltis interesting ia sew raj
ways. brother Of the dead man sits at the
Prosecutions side II tho table, opposite the
handsome prisoner, who wears deep mourning
for the husband whom he killed. This IS the
brother who was caught in the meshes Of the
fair homicido's Charms. ana who went TO her
IN anger and in Vengeance, and remained to WOO
her. The presiding Judges son Is the public
pto-ccu' Or. aud his sot.n-law j. the counsel for
Ars. IioUsf. An associate Justice. whose duty
would have rcq Tired him to ~ ON the lench
with the pre-iding Judge. had not propncty
ordered otherwise, IA a bro,hcr-in-iaw of the
culGrii. Wen, the public has noi bling to do with
these social relations. unless they interfere with
justice; and the prosecutor declared explicitly
at tue OF oning OF the trill that person CON
sdofatiOns should have no weight with him.
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We do not see the name OF SECoR ROBE
SON among the Republican speakers detailed by
IACH CHANDLER for campaign duty at this try
ing time. Why ia he omittodY lie is of the
same stripe with Brother BLAINE and SCHuY-
LER COLFAx, and HAYES man through and
through. Surely SECOR KoBEsON' ! voice should
be heard in behalf OF Republican reform,
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To THE Enron OF THE SuH-Sir. Stopping
In Ihiad irl for Few diys, noticed that the paper
called the Hsr Of october 10, puDlnhed an editorial
The Maiden Vote" supposed to be original Bu
?. the same article the day before IN 1nE suv. that
shin for sllY Does the lem make practice of copy
lug The suns put ufial4 ~ iia ONn2
A HppOEfyg nuy VIII rOu
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Secretary MonRlLI, when he went into
once. undertook 70 assert his Independence Of
Boes SnrriLRD; tut he W soon made TO I'M
derstaud that the chief of the Washington Ring
was n man Of moro consequence with the Adj
ministration than the Secretary Of the Treasury.
II l. but few weeks since Mr. MORRILL, tosi-
lively refused to appoint the irrcrfess,ble MIL
LETT 10 the place ttat he Was seeking. ana lie
plainly eXir,ssed lis lelei that tie fu-sy little
IretenCcr WIS on unit man t. hold ID re-i unsible
public tifce. But Il WINS OF importance TO Hoss
SHEPnERD that MULTI should De rcstur 81 TO
power ana TO the possession Of opportunities
for the dispcnsation Of Government patronage,
aud the Secretgy got MS orders from Boss
GRANT to that eject The com oGuencc WIS IN
Immediate surrender On the part of the sccre-
tary, aud the creation Il new ONCE Tor tie
srccial benefit Of MrrIrrr and his friends.
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BLAISr, il il said, will next he employed
10 persuade the rooplc II New Jersey TO vote
for the sort Of thing which his own political
career represents. We do lot think that he viii
nave much success Ia New Jersey. 1hot state
very plainly expires ed its OF inion 81 jobbery
ana thieving jobbels when il refused to ave
sFCon RoBBIIwON a seat in the United states
Senate. BLAINE viii discover that the differ
ence between Maine and New Jersey IL some
thing more than n difference Of latitude and
longitude.
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On the question Of n union Of the De-
mocfacy. JonS MuREIssLY speaks like wise
man aud an unselh-h patriot.
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Mr.. +. .. j. SMITH, whose death at Frye
burg. In Maine. Is announced led a somewhat
oven.ful aud checkered career. lie was active
ana influential In Maine politics az long ago as
when LORD AsHBuRToS and DANIEL WEBSTER
settled the northeastern boundary question.
lie was for some time Representative In Con-
gross. lie aftorward became a principal con-
troller OF telegraph lines, and used to be cal ed,
half dcrisyely. by the press. Foo SMITH. lie
was CHARGED with the seduction Of two young
girls, sisters. In the course OF sons testimony
which he gave himself In this matter. he was
accused Of perjury. lie was a man OF standing
and of large wealth, and the scandal attracted
much attention. lie was Indicted for perjury,
tried, aud convicted; but before sentence he
obtained a new trial. whether this second trial
ever took place We are not Informed. 1t is TO
10 hopcd that his death, which Ia now chron-
icIcd. has nut an end To all his troubles.
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The occurrence of another case Of rabies
in Spilz dog Of tbs city il calculated to in
Greece the disfayor with which that variety Of
the canine race are coming To be regarded. The
spitz dog is believed by many to be particularly
II BILE TO - mad. BESIDES, hc has comparatively
liltle To recommend hun. II Is true his appear
ance Is neat. trim. and eamelike, and be is in
sensible 10 the cold. lie seems rather to court
hardship, and will frequently sleep on an uncov-
cred wooden floor IN preference to a warm and
soft bed. BIT he is also OF a cold temperament.
lie Is not destitute Of anoction-no dog is-and
he has The trait OF fidelity that he will follow
but few. aud Is not easily detached from his
n. ster. lie Is, however, more ike wild ami
mai than most dog. and on provocation IL liza.
bic 10 snap at the hand that feeds him. lie
cannot be regarded as a safo pet Tor children to
play WITH.
ON the whole, the Su,tz dog Is likely to disap-
pear about rs suddenly as he has been intro
duced, and TO become so rare as To be regarded.
he formerly was, as a curiosity.
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WADE HAMPTON Is talking to the ne
eroes Of south Catolna ~ way - gain for him
the confidence Of an men who really desire the
welfare Of our cufranchised colored citizens
though Republican politicinns,who seek only TO
use the negroes for party purposes, may ind
fault with III, words, and question the sincerity
Of his promises. Speaking at Rock I'm last
week, Gen. n HAMPTON said:
"Mnny ~ you have necn told thst when the Demo.
crate come INTO power they vii take away your rights
Ihsi A. fuse a. dCll tscf. II would taNe three.
furth~ of thr States do1'. You would have to get
lNrnil Lt tltt ~ CIDER 10 do ttand thcu would
htve to Nntr torn ,urct before you c.ut re- de-.
rlNed ~ single tlrit thar You NV cu1iy | pledge
nisrlf thnt n come into uuVpr 4 one rglt i
TAKEN away from you. This l say fore my Cou."
Whatever bis enemies may say against Gen.
HAMrroS "a one who fought to win tao cause
OF the South 10 the rebellion, no one can ALICE
auything against his Iloud regard for truth.
What he promises 10 do he viii do. and no part
Of the pooi ic Of South Carolina win be able 70
sworyc him from his uurp So.
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MYSTERY or THE SEA.
Whni Puzzles the Officers of the Direct United
states Cable Company.

Three times within the last half year
the wires OF the direct cable have parted near
Tor bay. the last surf lcc resting place on this
side. The first break occurred three hundred
miles east OF Tor bay, near VIII re the cable
crosses that OF the French Cable Company.
When the steamer FarAdi found thu break her
officers became convinced that violence had
caused the Disaster. Tho cattle near tho break
bore fresh fluctuations and worn spots that
could have been maize only by an anchor or oY a
grapncl Of snmo kind. In the hope that 1t might
tufu out that the damage had been done bN
carclcsSnt - rather than 10y design the com
uanys officers said nothing at the tine. Then IN
October u break occurred about two hundred
niles west of Tor bay, and the Farada' found IN
that case also marks Of violence near the break.
lhrreat the company offered 500 for ihforma-
ton. and since then many seaidrlng men nave
called at the Offices uf the company with what
they deemed important Information, out nOth-
ing trustworthy Las been discovered.
The htcak of few DAYS ago Is believed TO
have occurred near where the cable first parted.
The Fariday has not yet rcporte upon the con-
dition Of the cable At the point OF parting, hut
the OH cer- # the comi are prepared To learn
that this latest interruption, like the others,
has been occasioned by violence.
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1876.
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St1ins qlatbln,s.
gus, SdrulsblnS.

FURNITURE, CARPETS,
BEDDING,
AT O'FARRELI'S, 40 EIgHrH Az.
Between 3lth ami 3lst sta, .
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OF MONTHLY,
FURNITURE, carpets, bedding cash prices
II ~ or monthly payments.
O'FARllELL. 367 Bowery. near 4th st.
OODsec Ond- nan1 ami msnt carpets, all SL,s rloh
N patterns very cheap. Al the old pacs, liz Filton
o.. side entrance Bring YOUR measures with YOU.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken for furniture carpets and bedding. An i'm
mcnse stOcS aud low prices
COwPERrHWAlT a co.'s. 1855 Chatham 1t.
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WHsnit1..-MaIts.

GENTs to solicit orders for eniarsing old picturesi
ns.t aud eneapest wSTx 10 I'm, the c WITH re new
De Tonerisn ackground. International Copying Com
pany 3ot Canal st. near Thompson 1t. -
A CHANCE To Gao VEST. Agent has resided
n there nine years. and assisted thousands to the
Fourth Fourth ii. t1'"''''''"' '''4'''' =
A GRNTs.-Iieht for the million i,t6 TO az daily
no smoke nS"s % De- s st. room !.
a GENTS want,d-Magic fingers; no-chimncy burn
n ere chromos and novelties. Empire Novelty Co.,
No. 500 Broadway.
St6 SCI '' SS R'Sss' sad
N dress J. II. NJ. box i74. sun once.
HORsEsHOER doorman wanted PATRICK
ID N. MACY 4 90. want capable man TO buy
IT, for and take charge of their hosiery department.
IwAyELLIN.: s,e,msp. agents SsS sG'sse,nSle
young men out Of emGoym1ntb nSc "a sannE''
ts,uE HEST TER ever offered to agents Call
1 at eSS Broadway. room 49,
WANTED \ man to sell travelling bags mnst
i w have experience this line aud Western trade;
Address h. box i05 this OH stating experience and
where last emp Dyed.
NVANTED-Ali persons who are not pal for their
Murray st. room 20; advice free divorces obtained
WANTED smart young man as delivery clerk
" A'''' IT, o'NEiii CO.. 1os Yves, Goth st
WANTED -.noy singer. lessons aud salary given
W A"'' Music. box i6l, sun ONCE.
~ x>rln A vnupe man to sell Giincs's axle
w .rcase IN comii, sion one acquainted with feed
dealers can maze good wages. 3 Ccd'r It.
WANTED 200 sacsmen none but those, with
w good references need apply cali between aud
1. \. Vi. at Occidental Hotel, room rs
100 oyer % Ra'i yt AMI feSSss ga gar
WANTED 100 l5dger.i TO- /, aud 30 cents per
| w night, with coffee, OF 30 spring st.
XVANTnD-A card plate printer at EDWARD
w POE's, 10 West 18th ST.
| w ANTED -AHeam hthogrspn printer by II. lIINE,
w $40 Pearl II.
| WANTED A boy to feed ruling machine. II and
w 10 Rose st.
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For John M,,ch.r. Family.

MI Patrick Ford has forwarded to Mr.. Eugene
Kelly tJbh3A2 collected by him for the Deneht OF tue
s.lniU VI he late Jsal AitsesL We Gish patriot
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware of Counterfeits and Imitation.
st,Inouits u1> 9uIt1Dh
pENNsYLvANIA, RAILR0AD.

III CHEAT llfN m LIZ
AND UNITED STATES MAIL Kpl. rs .,..n
Trains leave New York, via DesbrOsscs anu NVrHAh"
Streets Ferries as follows; 49, ,,,,
ENprrss for HarrsDurg, Pttshurgh,thc west a.l 'u1
with Pullman Palace cars attached. SSl A. NJ aA'
$3.50 L. NJ. sunday and $50 =. NJ. A .,a
For Wiliamspurt and LOcs Hly'u ~ ~ y. VI ~
$40 p. NJ For Cory and kric $40 T. W. counre's.
al CORY for ritusvllle. Petroleum Nelir'' Ani '-'
on Reef ms. ~ ,..,,A
For Baltimore. Washington and the south LIMITS ,S
Washington Express" OF Pullman inror h' "a. "a
except Sunday, $50 4. NJ. arrive Ma.hlhslnu ~
7. n. Regular At $40 A. NJ. . AMIR NJ SUNDAY
Express for Philadelphia T. 7.30. $40, o3) A. w. "
"a AlO, O. o, Z. $40. or NJ. and II uishl. 0nnnN
3, Z $780, and0 T. Nj EmisrAn' AAd ''''H4 ''''''
For trains 90 Newark, Elizabeth RihWlf lT.' oss"1
Trenton, Pertn AmbnY frmln{t 1uf lrI', Ivr ~
other points, see local schcdu 80 Al hiI M 81, " NJ
Trans arrye from Pittsbnrsh, 800 aNi ~ 81 HH,,y
and g;2O Z. NJ. daily lUl5 \. NJ thl ., II, II ,,rs
o;so A. VI, 400, 5l5, and % "a ~ 'irlS, .,
A. NJ. From Phlladelphiti I, ~, ps1 oj1 l0H
llb4 A. NJ. e:l5 400, 6lj. $40, lo Il '7.i0 n %
T.. SUNDAY $40. 6;sQ, $50, ll'oi A NJ ''''
ana 1927 T.. NJ ,.. , A.tor uou,e,
and foot OF Dtsbrnsses and torilanll ZOO 10
street, BroOklyn; ia, ll6. and lls liuus1H ~
boken. Emgrant ticket ONCE, hsn,'rnnn VIZ iR
General Passenger Asen"
FRANK THOMSON.
General Manager.
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solaitbts ano lktntIrp.

MONEY OF diamonds watches, Ac.-Dismon DO.
lVl watches tewelry. siverware, ana seal sacques
bought, and sold back when desired at very small
vance watches and jewery repaired.
Gk0. g. ALLEN teweler 1lp0 broadway, near 20th o.
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BILLIARDS.

DIILIARDS-A CENTENNIAL CONTEST MA.
DIVE EXPERTS TO contend at Iamnlany Han. WI
SEXTON and GEO. Y. SLOSSON, both OF hew NOrk,whO
defcated m the late tourney DAILY, I.uiolphc, ana
Garner. will play on Thursday evening Jan ~, 1870
threebAl American game 600 points up for astake
OF $1,000, on a II. W. Coender STANDARD American
BeVe Table. The rules OF the championship Of the
seats ti.5O. Ladies' with escort admitted free and
seats reserved for them.
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GREAT OFFER We viii during ms moh..
n nisn,.r Of inI ifANOS an OlsGANs % nrslcA.
makcr-, Including WATERS, al lower prices llnt
before nfier,d Monthly instaments received rlhn".
from ~ to Sd months Ne" and sccCnl NAM ,.' tl
mcnts To let At extremely lOwprices Marcr my -
Broadway, Ncw Yor@. HORACE wATkis 7'No
500 ROSEWOOD planotorte 10 rem. y P'
n month; lustaments taken. -.
GoLDShlrH's, 20 Bleeckrr At" near b'T0V
A BEAUTIFuL plAnofortc, si9oi p,, m'i'
is Wayerley place. near ro'l"T-
ALADY viii sell rosewood 7ociayc pilaoflrG'''
"A piano lessons given 2i3 East SON ~
BARGAINS Pianos $50. SIS, rcut e. quar- b,
ID uprights ANA squares 10 rent, low prices u.
w 's'"' ''''' GoRD6S son, 10 East li'o'I.
EHICKERING 7.octave upright piAnuiofi. ga,. M"
~ tbOO Immense tAcrncv modern lhplo'V"'-
No. 2S East 80 81.
DIANOS, manufacturer price, goo in'll m''N
Il taken rent, % monthly ,.,.. .,, .,t1ltN
DIANOS TO rent or sell cheap easy mnui. lee
i incnts At MERliELL'S,S Union SQUARE CO. 'NI-
SOrsts, caGru9ss, @t. 1870.
A . SOUND horses half value. 90 50 SIS.
N. express wagons. 2 sets harness. l'- P''''''1
butchers
NOR sALEvery cheap 9 good sound nor'e' va va"
II and harness L. BLANK. "A Elsi vth 81" 49,
NOR sALE-A good work horse grc9i nlis'-
IL price, 500 Can be seen Al i2l Duane A. 'd N'--
XNANTED-One or two good truck ho,sc' mu'' "
!. LOSER t01 E''' t''"'
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Suones &anRs.
VNWANkLIN SAVINGS BANK, -t2D ST. AND
Il sin Az INTEREST DIVIDEND. Interest at the
rate annum Tor the six months end
Ing Jan. /, 1870 viii be pad 20 deposl.9rs enutled
thereto on after ndsY Jan H. Deposits made on
or before 10 draw interest from tde lst January
JAMES r. CHAMDkKLAIN, President.
JANIS T.. SMITH, secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth av D.
~ corner ~ Fourteenth street. six per cent intefc
paid the nrs ot each month Asse1s sJiJS''JlsO
wv bRiSckERHOFF. Sec. RID. II. BULL. Pres
SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANk, ,,,
- Hrualway amt A.tOr pltc Establshcl 1898.
- open daily from 10 \. NJ To s 7. N.
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dolani,O- -alats
GENTS wanted In town and country to sell our
Apure teas to fanllles, hotels aud large consumers
best terms and lAf stock the country. Apply to
the wells Tea Company, 20l Fulton ST. bet Church and
Greenwich sts, New York.
A BOY wanted 10 learn Instrumental music.-I will
N give free Instruction 70 that has time aud
cnation TO practice, Address, giving age and pArticu
lars OF sell. FliEE MUSIC, box l72, Sun office.
A PAYING BUSINESS.-Twent OIL mounted
N chrOmOs for 81 largest assortment Ia the world.
CONTINENTAL CHROME CO.. 81 Nassau o.. room 90.
SMART, active man wanted In a light outdoor
"A business. Apply at the New York BOOK Concern.
Not wsrrea st.. lth door, from 10 10 o'sl0ck.
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Satts.

MGR SALE cheap, for want OF use-A large Lille
II safe suitable for Jewellers. Sci also large platform
scale; all IN good order, ana can be seen at New
Church st.. New York.