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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR.. clsBoM'S DlSPEN-

~ DR.. clsBoM's DisPEN-
Aerl SARI, No. 625 kEARNi ST.,
corner of Commercial, san Fran
$3.50 cisco. Private entrance on Com
ST$M2s3 mercial street. Esta blished IL
lo34, for the treatment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrhpa, Gleet, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotoncy, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., successful
DIX. GIBBON has the pleasure of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time mol
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence of self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprAved seXuai
Indulgence, is practiccd by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produc-
ing. with unerring certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms, unless com bated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
easiness about tho loins, weakness of the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
of confidence, ditfidence in approaching stran-
gers, a dislike to form new acqualntances a
disposition to Snun society, loss of memory
pimples and various eruptions about the face
hectic Pushes, turred tongue, tGtid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats. monoma-
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately. Ell
Their in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Oh
treating this disease. which never fails OF
~efecting a quick and radical cure.
Cured AT Home.
Persons at q distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR. Glib
BON, stating case, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
BY inclosing Ter Dollars coin in q regis
tered letter through the Postotiice, OF
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, a package OF
medic,re will be forwarded to any part Of the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this I'D
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. +. GIBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jyl "
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
l'NSTPON Emf.

by order of the Board of Trustees, the day
when the above assessment shall become de-
l%inqucnt is hereby postponed until Friday,
hereby postponed until Monday, October q,
1876. JNO. A. VANCE, Secretary.
Geddes & Bertrand Mill and Mining Com
pany Office, room Is. S~tevcnson's building,
San Francisco. au3o-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
S.
DEALER IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, GROCERY AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A CHOICE
~ lot of Family Groceries and Country
Produce.
Ladies, if you van your husbands to love
you, go to Friedman's for your groceries, as
tie following will show:
On! say not | love you, because the molasses
You purchased at Friedman's was golden
and clear;
The syrup, the sugar. tho jelly in glasses,
:. The crackers, the mack'rel | know we're not
dear.
But when you came to me with Friednlan's
smoked salmon,
And showed me his samples of Limberger
cheese,
| felt that his claim to be cheap was not gam.
mon,
loved you, and said so. dear Jane, on nay
knees. ja2Stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
Our Mineral 3 aths

Are the best in the State for Rheumatics:
our COUGH TONIC and PILES SALVE will
cure all; every case durable.
Remember the place, the Old Silver Brick
building. North Main street, adjoining
ThaCher'S, sps-Im i. DETER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
NOTICE--BATHS

n my bath rooms in the future will be
supplied with STOVES for the comfort of my
patrons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-12
ASSESSMENT NoTECE

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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01
Bill to Prevent the Raising of Cam
 paign Funds.

Representative Dibrell, of Ten nesSee, has introduced in the House of Representatives a bill making It misdemeanOr for any
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01
So NEAR AND YET so FAR.

So NEAR AND YET so FAR Not many months ago, in India, a gentleman and wife having talk ell passage for England Went on board with their baggage. Pres ently, the husband discovered that there was time for him to go ashore and see d man. He went and when it occurred to him that it was time to go aboard, he hailed @ b0atman and ere long found himself on board @ large passenger ship. It Was night. A sleepy steward inquired the num-
 Der of his cabin, which he chanc- ed to remember, as also that his was the upper birth; so he con-
 triyed to chamber into it without disturbing his wife, as he suppOs- ed, who slept beneath But when dewn hrOkn and tho shin was Wnii
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

any Otner person so employed any money, or other valuables, to be used as an election fund. or to de fray the expenses of an election in any State, county or national election in the United States.
 SEC. 7. That it shall n0t be law ful for any person or persons em- plOyed in the service of the Unit ed States, in any manner what ever, to contribute any money or other valuable thing to be used as an election fund, or to aid in the expense of any election, or canvass for an election in any State. county, or district in the United States.
 SEC. 3. That any person violat- sng the provisions of either of the proceeding sections of this act shall, upon conviction. be deemed guilty of misdemeanOr, and shall be fined not exceeding one thousand dollars, and imprisoned not exceeding one year, at the discretion of the Judge trying the cause.
 SEC. 4. That the Judges of the District and Circuit Courts shall give this act in charge to Grand JurieS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

LERMS--TnvariabJv iGAl7aEca
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

l-.... ..-lssll- -r terror ''-
 ard -tawarL5 ,n-H. IS maU 4D my ca0L1' The rgtChe0 man WAS aroused and the situation eX- n.ained -c him. He had ris-al- AH r.a ~at. They ..e-- under
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

culIed women will git out'n dar washin'-tubs and will come to dar dOahs an will snuff de breeze !! Den as de roas' goes on you'll soon see every blessed niggah in de town a-comin' up Out'n de alleys am peerin' rOnn' de street corners Wid dar noses in de air a-trackin' up de smell ob dat 'pOssum! Now you'd jeS better aX me can 1 rOaS' a 'pOsSum. Jes FOtch along de 'posSum-lem me see him !"- 1 Territorial Enterprise.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

A lean, hungry,looking darkey debarked from the Macon train yesterday afternoon, and with a slapsided carpet, sack dangling in his grasp, approached one of the negro hackmen at the depot en- trance. "Pardner, kin you tell me Whar can git a cheap board in house" How cheapw ask ed the hackman. ''De cheapes' ill de town; 1 isn't particular whar it am," said the stranger. The hackman eyed the slim negro a moment, and then gave an aW- fully audible guffaW. Whats the matter noW?" asked another of the jehus. "Hyar's anudder membah of the Legislatur hab arriv" was the response. Amid the laughter of the crowd, the lath- like darkey di5appeared.- AtLO}ltG Constitution.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

<UBSCRFp TE[fN
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01
YUMA A. T.. SATURDAY, APRIL l. 1876.

ROAST 'POssUM.-A friend liv-
 ing in Tennessee has promised to
 send us a prime, fat 'possum.
 Even now it is probably on the
 road hither-maybe sleeping the
 sleep of the innocent in some snow
 blockade on the railroad. A color ed expert from the same State l VI enC6 We expect the 'possum has promised to roast him for us. IT. the days ol his .sraEt#.. tHis expert of ours yankC- u-ls q snarling 'possun o1 his persim- Ion tree. EaH corn GG5h and 'pOSSum r"E and #aaar ntLGlUea lG 'nOsauw la- W-r- the rol-55t lIuXurieS hIS calIOW eXperIence mad then encountered or that he ever
 dreamed of. A persimmOn tree waved its branches over the cabin in which he was born, and until he had been long away from his
 native State, a country was valua-
 bIe in his eyes only in accordance
 with the 'pOSsum- producing ca
 pabilities. When we told this eX.
 pert of our expected 'posSum and
 asked him if he could roast it, all
 his old-time enthusiasm rekin- died in i'm and blazed out through his expanded eyes. He
 was back in Tennessee in a mom.
 ent. His faithful old 'possum dogs, "Tige" and "Bose." were again by his side. The dew of
 the evening lay thick on the leaves, brought to the ground by
 the first frosts; a veil of mist hung above the swamp, and the light of the "jack" flashed and danced
 in the fishing canoe far down the river. The repetition of our ques. tion reused him from his reverie and he was all business: Gan 1 rose 'possum, boss?" he cried, "can 1 rose d 'poSsum? What a question to aX me? When dat air 'poSsum comes you jes bring um ot me, dat'S all '! Will I roast dat 'pOsoum?-Won't l! An when dat 'pOssum begins to rOaS', boss, l ""d ll" "'.>~II ->f d>+ ~~a~' r0cs ]
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01
DREAMING OF ME.

My love she lay in slumber light
 Though morn was in the sky, And so l dropped the curtain white, And took seat near by.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

the first, before daylight, and was too badly hurt to to be taken from the field. The first lines of the confederates swept past in the pursuit without observing him, and he was seen by. surgeon who followed in the rear. At this time his wound was bleeding copiously, he was tOrmented with thirst, and his condition was cri- tical. He called out to the sur geon to help him. "Where are you hurt?" the latter carelessly asked. "I am hurt in three diff ferent places," was the reply, and the sufferer mentioned them. The surgeon instantly recognized d brother of that order whose dis. ciplas are found in every land under the sun; he stopped, gave him the best attention and relief that the time and place admitted Of, had him conveyed to the rear at the first opportunity, and was unremitting in his attentions and good offices from that time until ne had procured his exchange.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

And took seat near by. "She dreams of me, my darling wife," cried as O'cT her face Dimp'es and smiles alternately.
 ll merry play gave chaz. ] watched her sulgsrEr 77oHa- move So lke q l,ly'= cup, Tii rar.i0- from hes trance # love.
 E darling 3Ha .g-sr -g
 -.., s-U.. =. .> ---->-, ~.-~,- ~--~' "Of angels?" queried l. Better than that; more dear to me Than angel ministry" Dreaming of ne, my vain heart cried, "Of me, her all in all, But soon the bright illusion died, And heart had such a fall "I thought fairy came," she said, And spread before my eyes Such lovely satins. silks and shawls, AS filled me with surprise. "And as for jewels. why, my dear, Each bright and dazzling gem That shone so beautiful, might grace A munarch's diadem And all were mine" In saddened tone 1 stopped her utterance free; And SD, my darling, when you Glept You had no dream of mel" She threw her arms about my neck, All of her OWB sweet will "Yes, precious one, I'm sure l had; 1 dreamed you pad the bill !"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

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Ghe Srisolra Sentinel.
Published Every Saturday, by VIM. j. BERRY,
Ie-....--s.

wDlTOE C PHoFH-Hsss R.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

py wife was steaming away to England under a firm conviction that he had been robbed and mur- dered by ruffians who frequent the quays. When at length he arrived in Australia he could not even there relieve her mind, as the cable connecting that country with Europe was not completed so that about four months passed before she heard anything of him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01

A husband complained sadly at the price of "du&ks." His wife recently boughtV Vhree for $226 ; VIZ: A'"duck" of Adress. a duck" ol a bonnet, and duck of a para
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-01
The Masonic Brotherhood in the
 War.

The efficacy Of the "sien # the mystic ssa.. as never better il- i-.5-r-tl[ than a- al Incident that occurred yE the field If Cedar Creek, which was related 10 me st H2rDer's Ferry, f.Gr months after, by the chief actor 5u it. a l.4D9aiu iu z -- Ham s.sAi~. .a-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

Aansu Houston n months no.. 500
n 5ss.1s s ) %sa s's = - SI @ 1000
o; qs,at; A months - 5000
RusseL Margaret and husband to WIN Redwood, n 10.
Henry between Clinton and Jefferson year. 900
Stamle- Charlotte to Ger savings Bank, = of I'd
ave OF l25tist; year; ooo
eisst. o. Msdisonavs @ Ts:lS Years 49, 500
aVs months u $4,000
OF 81 awe S mostis. wis. 70 72s
II. yssT - 70 ~ 'O - 1000
'Seg !" M na''te oa' 10000
spsuldng u, to Thachor OF crosbyst: year: 2OOO
Ist avs. Seprs Si 70 nene'e'H VI es7s
same 10 same n Of elst Il W OF lstaye years 900
fOfncall j. Y. SAfAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
A LADY Going ARRONp for dc pnrp!
Edw 5rtoolS

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL, n. T., connected
n siih UNION UNIVEE>lTN.-T cnurSr ~ r'ituc ,n
tic II f~DAf ON" oh
Day september. For niHsuu ~ circular. apry 90
ISAAC EUM hNp~. AlhAuy, y \.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE Law SCHOOL
~, mot snth annual ~ ibis !n'utiIu viii com
lcncc ~ No Of-st Jou,s-i NcvfI"rt on Wsp fs'N .
90, l. .ud ca.aI~ I.ltl Ma, :, Ion ta'ainrrtf r"
l.uus uu Information bu ubanrd 10y personal artf
sU'ft, 'iltT uf.it-rfl ~ u -
sane number % riiEoDoHE W bVIGr Pro'r,s"r. g.,
AW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Il ara Inms year -.,-77 M b,r on THURSDAY Ncp'nn
her ag'.fi Dsfus VII Do
ON ThdI-Ay, .Is- - ~ A. "a u ih' ,r'ihi'F' 'I
Tho qrsi.uir ys.r l-7--- glI aft'resr 9rIAc1"ts ir
adu-.'uu ri.iIat"s - ,pfs WI lr 9ePuiri
"a etauul non. 'Ai tNr t'r'ui'"t ~ $40
1873 ~ o. F','v Vii ~ ihi 'I ." 4'
r.r,, I i-ttugtion ni. fr deere" Wi" tit't
a. .r.' H.r l1.EIi VIII lc examiner
u i, o. r- course ir" They must 'l'n h' W'i
h.r. ~ tH -,.Ia! f,r v.ofmlu"n ana
''' JOIN n. ARNOLD.
arau.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Ciin flsal Gsiate for 6nle.

FOR SALE. on 5TH-AV., neighborh0od OF
DR. Halls a tine HOUSE, with oNtsnsi,n VIII
take exchange well0caei small house fair vaua
ton Address c. B. Co. Box Al, PustofFco
DULAND a. WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
III Beaknan.st near postOface make SPECIAL rates
fOE the OF and property in this vicinity Their
long IN the business enables them TO render s
meat efficient sorgice.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Efrinres emo mectlrQs.

LIMITED STATES PATENT ASSOCIA-
~ TIDN.--A meeting o this society will be held AZ tie
HALL OF TIE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, IN no City OF
P' alelpa III 8SDAY, Sept. Z, at II o'clock a. m
Tie spec - question, OT consideration n this time VIII te
Improvement Of system. the formation VI an
lDseinauH ssOcatOB having reference 10 greater uni
founiy grOng u,e systems % the world.
Inventor, II PaeIts, Manufacturers OF Patented
Articles interested In the subject invited
10 be present to cooperate n this movement
Visitors specially invited IKE part in the
pIOceelirg. JOHN D. PEHtY. President
CuAIIi.s z. STAs-BuilY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
gouuirn properin Go Eel.

1 PLACE in perfect order containing iiye
y 20 ru o.rb.ri ~ lup,s ya,.1 dwelling. c'ff..
h, an. o.isf u.cctt.s, ns'.a-.e Il Pgtea.,tr -,
olir-'9r CO. 70 ~ 500 yras. ID. q. hANILNNN No. q
I.pa~iJ.
fI'O LET CHEAr.-iar-o country RESI-
ui.. ca ~lrsssauy RIVER lsr uiutt"1 wF4A f'"ni dc
t-It ttlr,., 81 IIiHlfiDt. l.Hl E.ns NrF -rrsy.
tIoO Ir'.-Dn Ccpt.l-avp., near Williams
I-lrs Ii.l 30 Ii-lr.Id, '4ttn furnished h"'," "t1
.uu r..lsH and isb.a. ,.HiJ ul .fA'l an -.f Apply
tos. " .ALlSIiSE ~ Madison ,'r.
E'O IEr-h BDhRDING-HOISE ~ the
Str... ..uury lvcr. v p.'oar.ai,e -. n o?'.ri Do"
- ODD Oh
ilptrf 81. isl Io 'rD'. rtI1' .'''p 10 e. '5''
E.rttl NyiJ 60 g. LII oN i.'" H'.r
H.I.
's'O LEI-Until Nay or longer, 0n basil cd
J turs.ua.f. ~ .'' n ,'y lir .l- - iu ..t''''
t...a, ,rtl lta4 Is-e. 'HIFAtG 4.t-' -'ltN't q. rhf~
'.i. acre .9en BOO shade lawn hHl '-'iiug ivar t ri
Ft.IH '.'f IT, j. D. i''t
u,Dt.ai uf 3D.. ..i % lI'nut"- r.' 'Y Tree"
u..r. i.in '"t ~ i"."v ~. y, . @ ''' ~ ~ " "I.-
iIr..I' rss.. py tbs r.r' o." pr'mi''S or Go id'
O,N - Ni.. Room %. $50 % ..ati.' IT,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Gilra.lons Wlnteh- Males.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFiCES No LBS broadway cor Thirty nr.i
A., or ius, West Twenty thirdst, EighthaNe; S60
Tiir ave- c,r Forty scveitlsL, the HARLEM OFFICE
No .SI ia riase Onehun,red anitwenty iourthst
arlcm savings Bank Builing), 10 D. M, at regular
Office
A YOUNG MAN writing a good hand ard
- having considerable business experience wishes TO OBJ
taiu EMPLOYMENT III q shipping, COminlssiop or Gnc"ry
husrrss where no could himself useful salary mod
crate ADDRESS H.. Box H. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Eottis.

GRANT HOUSE, - New D0wery.-Cleln,
~ ay lMS: Families i5c. q 81 81 2er night Gentle
2jc. g. 5U".; wcvsiy a,es yery low Always olen
uOTEL LAFAYETTE, Philadelphia, Penn,
Dp i5r,ld a., Jst~ Chestnut and Walnut sts,
IN omen d,ri4g week in August; Conducted on
both European ans American plans. - -.
JOHN u. BAGLEl, ir,
Formerly OF Wiiarls, Washington, y. @,
ANTON SCHAFFEE.
Formerly II Uniin League Club, Ph.la, Managers
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
tllnrpic nnO Slate dlanisis.

A TTFNIlON Vow l. th" time 10 purchase
= SLATE ASB AGA.Ii.L q ~T..-
i.ss r,y .. q, iu Sr:rs step. Yu' l,. "1 ~ tiniS oi
si.f, N..s. 10 f-li - 40, -,
SO ,uio. ,rulrc. ). s.. ncI'to .ni I'th.'t)
.rTEWART Slate Marble and NOon Nautcls
- N,g .u! elegant d.gIs. ranging .u iu," H 80 ~.
am, tsslc , ily dclit ,.it ~ I0i -. Nrs; -'i,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Conntru Real estate for 5Gls.

,sa- ~~ ~~ ~
A WELI-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
~ DHNCE-Ohe horr from city valued 80 $1,000; mort
gaze, 5 100. 10 EXCHANGE for a FARM.
r. n. HOUSTON, 9G I'bertysL
ENCR SALE, cheap, on easy terms, i-St0ry
4 brown stone HOUSE in Uf the desirable neigh
bGrhons would exchange for country real
deuce orange faned preerr' l. Address f. Boz 4S6 20
EOR SALE or RENT.--h handsome RESI-
j DENCE In Brthlel,bi, Penn; contains IL rooms ana
throughout heater low down CRATE &c,
&c. fine lawn; VII sell or r,Et furnished. Aaltghs
f.. g. MATES, BetEleh"u, Pern.
EOR SAlE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, so
~ l5O or by 1876 desaby located and dfy soil'
rncn to three depots, IN FLtSHlNG |, J. ~ trsn'
wEY; pri5a cash Call on owner NO spruce
y. L. address, X g.. Box ll5 rribnue OHice " Y Fiush
combines country advantages with the cJ coh'-Arces
o; sewers water, sc.
! HENRY JOHNSON, MOrrl,tOwn. y. j., will
~ sell a bargain = very desirable MANSION ample
grounds stable, shade fiuts location EsGTraSsed IN the
ONEIDA, N.Y.-FOR SALE.-Tbc BU lid
" ISGS and GROUNDS lately belonging - the pnell2
SEMINARY. Principal building ~ Hrk, our .t0r 100 '
sui stautil excellent boarding, coliiiuiHs
fnr well .hade1 several convenient 70 Sew
YORK Craal ant aiiaud halr'ad stations: beautifully 10
Gated Inqur" oi y. HIGINBOiHAN, oneida " A.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Gxtrrslcns.

IONA ISLAND, WEST POINT, and NEW
hUEGH.--s,es advertise nent Of steamboat Armenia
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Gonses ln6 SGrms Wante0.

NSANTED-i or > ROOMS in the upper
part hpEse fr ho,srke ping. by gen.
tl.iaa child De- HOleEai" location not
more than De from 2Jrst soS 3dsyr Anhr'Ss = - t.
r. -. f01 NO.,.-SS. city.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Gin propcrin 60 fct.

E-I'LI T. ; . p II = = I-TE'
4 LOWER PART of a HOUSE TO LET
~ Front parlHr- extension bedroom iioEt and
back h4-ru.f.ts. uAu second dor hot aui cod
water bath -t.i0uar- tp fixtures, Ac 10 per month
lSn Ea>t -, n,sr l"Nit gt'E'yr.
'EO LET-SfORE No. 2,27i 3d-aye., bet.
4 l.Id AuI llIth~Ia. In,nirr Of USEsr RbhEGt ].
EHDN e.. go "a .In si, Room -.
TlO lFT-FIATS 1T JGl and $40 LcXug
I ioi.a,s. IrqI.rr Of uSu'r ROBERT T. brown. "a
Sa.s',u ~. Roam. y.
rg'uE owner of 4 Handsomely frrscoed brown
HOUSE. - fe"s mont ~ every inIro'"h"ut De-
Madison ard ~. wi'lin u'Hsi"s val. oi
I,,rsf.. ia Tie PARK wcI3 p. ,i..c - S!.Sl
The li - fh' i-c quc. Iin'' rs-"nan!"
r-. A,If.-4 W''Tl. B'N Nu. .b. Gnblnn olr"
.lb WEST I2D-Sr.. fronting Reservoir Park.
,Isb- Handsome ~ICpNb a.u THIRD FLOORS to r.
--uns.h. pilii,- ,,rsgs superior .cuuinodti.On-.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Emmanuci r. T.. Free Churcs,

Emmanuci r. T.. Free Church,
Corner OF President AMI Sm ti-sts, brooklyn
HENRY B. WALBRIDGE, Pastor
Services at l0h .. m. and 7i2 p n.
Al IRE invited 70 attend these services
Fonrieenth Str. Presbyterian Church, corner OF Sec
ord ayo.-Rsy. HUGH SMYTIIE ID. d., OF lslp Long
Island will preach O-MORROW at 1c30 a N and 1lo IN
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Madisonayer cor
Forty snthst, Rev VIZ I. SABINE. Rect0c-DIsle 81
vices at 1890 and 7:45 p III The Rev. dEohIE ho"'
ELL will preach.
Fourth avenue Presbyterian Church, corner Fourth
ave and Twenty secClds liey. Dr. Crosby Iastorciey
SAMUEL CARLISLE Will preach on SUNDAY MOHN-
INC at III o'olo z during the month OF AuEnst
l.. T.. Thatcher, Esq., Leader OF the Hpporome C1or
cordially Invites the members OF the ate choir 10 JON nm IN
leading the opening Service OF song" OF the FOrkvne
branch Young Mems Christian Assoc aton SUNDAY sept
8. 4 p m, Parepa Hall, S6tn st aud 3dave
Murrny Hill Presbyterian Church, FDrtleth.st,
Lexington sveUsua services Sabbath durng sum
at l0la AID "a Preaching on SABBATH, 2Otb
by tie pastor, Rev. GEO RGE S. CILAMBERS.
Sew-YoTh PoFt SOc.ety.-PreachiDg ~ the Mariners
Church, and aison sts, TOMORROW at 1865
a ~. AID 7:.5 p. by Rev. BENZ f. lila iD. Service
az 218 Waterst at p. m.
Preartips Ia the
NORTH DUTCH CHURCH,
Fulton St, entrances 1903 Fll.oD - Annsts SUNDAY
lOla IN and = p. MONDAY EVENING, Praise Meet
ing. FRIDAY LVESING, Prayer meeting III oci0ck In
this churrh the Fulton at Daily Noon PayereotS Is held
Uriyorsy Place Presbyterian Church. corner OF We.t
Tenthst I he ttey. Dr. JONATHAN EDW AIDS Oi Pocila
Ill, Will preach At IL o'clock a. N
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YDLK. Friday. Aug. h, 1876.
The only business transacted at the Exchange
sac ,roc,n to-J4, wa, tho following auction sale:
ByyaJrss y. Mtfr.
I '.r. e.lTy ard Ens b bk l.. with 1t No lib v 32h
- =. i'o II . '' ''o-S,. IN. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Religions Notires.

Evangelist Preaching --Catholo Apostolic Church, SIX
teentIs between Sir Seyenthlves. sunday $50 p
m Subject" Anchrst and the Spirit Of AntchrisI' Ssan
f-aa ection
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D-cHll5trD,

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP aud BEAUll-
- F-L'-Av dose Pear Plate. uu'i. liirS color ami 'ae
tNrUl everything 'i;'ttiUIf n
amt suss, needs "lY '1 e s'an
ia . I.r,satr,i Hly Iid only t4' - - l"I
~ h and examine. A.sp a.-t Gtpt'r ~ti. from !t ~
a., cold auI Ilaimi So ;0 -ia LHtafi.ng under gas
Dr .. a. WAIi a. Last Twenty lalr't near Mi17o"'',,
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1llsCfl!aneFi5

ENGINEEES aud Engine o"ncrs should al
4 . understand the ALLEN GpA EkNOR
illustrated iIcular sent nee. :. b hl'I.bN' b"h'ph
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
Boaro ano Rooms.
Country Board.

MRS. j. HAMILTON THONAS.-BOARD-
IA NC ana LODGING for visitors No. l3z: Chestnut
IT, Philadelphia terms 81 25 Ia - 80 reduction
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Misc ellaneous.

" A MER. SCHOOL !NSr.' - reliable Ed
~ ueiuOnal Agency 81 - years Hg ss.iEl experience
IN tnrentiug Teachers 81 Known atty I" families nd
fchol, every p1ade iIuctir of c.EdIe' ior Autumn
-,Srn IN preparation Ek1nstOfy circulars iJT stamp
J. ~ sCuERM EkHORs, A. NJ, Ac-rary, !: Bond st. y ew