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New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
MIDNIGHT WEITHER REPORT


For Saturday in the South Atlantic States,
higher pressure cooler. partly condy weather. south
.nd west winds and cal storms viii prevail.
I'm Eastern Gulf states, stationary or bigh DarO-
c.er partly roy weather with local storms, and cooler
north and east winds
In tie upper Lake region. rising barometer, cooler
uorthcrly winds partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, south-weat 10 northwest
winds stationary lower temperature, rising Darom'
otter and partly cloudy weather.
For hr Mddis and Eastern States south htccSt trnds.
rGter pGrty ciDudy nc1er and loc1I RAINS, possibly
f0li,ccd by cp0icr wedthcr and rIS1Hg barometer.
The river will continue as on Frldiy.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
LATEST SUR NEWS
For other ship Aeics see rum Fd0eI
.DDIAEn

nj, poono f.or, Jonassen Fleetwood April 25. in bal.
last Is ano Wv, - ,,,isor n S IA rteT belfast May 2 In
haIlas Ia anchored SANDY HO0S ior oriers' ~. r,
Uark Fnd (Nor.), Hanson Aiehuai APh o. III oa'Ss In
anehurei at sandy Hook for orders A., -, A., .,, -,
BARK sper MA tNor Olsen. Newcase % lays win coal
jarE saga (Nor olsen ia.Ie 90 uAJ o. M ~ ,s n a, ma.
last. a. aays I'm ballast
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
MiRRIED.

Thursday. June /, at the resi-.
the brides parents, by Rev. Albert j. Lyman.
Edwin H. Dckefman 10 Kate Brainard daughter of George
=. Wiley, esd, all OF Brooklyn, y. Y
GRIsCOM-CUAMBARD-On Thursday. June l. at All
Saints Church, brooklyn, by Rev Dr. AbeIcrom6e John
GrscOm Of Marie Marguerite eldest daughter
OF p. r. ChambJrd, Fayette Ohio.
LOUNSBUR -BRUNDAGE-June l. In this city by Rev.
". W. Newell. d. D.. Smith Lounsbury esq TO Miss sarah
}. Brundage both Of NewIOrk
REEVE-BEQUA-On tho 3lst ut, in the Hanson Place N.
Il Church, George r. Reed Robert e.. Reeve 10
Alice daughter u Abram and Elizabeth T. BeIua oil
Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Enr Reffer Than Any Olhcr.

"Fuflls the conditions VI good family sewing machine
far better other machine in the market such
the opinion OF the Judges the last AMI rcan nst
tnte Fair respecting the wonderful automatic sewing
machine the WILCOX GIBBS 5. 81. Co.. 65o Broadway.
cnru
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
A VERY FAIR HIT.

The TRIBUNE by way, we suppose OF show
ing how ANXIOUS the sOcaed Reformers are 10 secure
the nomination and election of Gov. Tiden 10 the Pres
ecucy peasnty observes that the average OF the ClY
service under Democratic administration Is Fizhugh
Tue average then, Of the Civil Service under Kcpub
Beknap.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

A CONSTANT CoUGH, with -.Shortness of breath.
Failing strength and Wasting Of Flesh Hl booktn nngs
mole seriously Of: cte and demanding ltunpt
irut Ey JAYNEs ENrRCIoRANr serious iosu''s
may be- fiber IA Oilcd pail.ated
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

"Mamma, said four-year-old Mrs. Nickleby,
have got y headache under the flannel shirt that was
bought nj Mr. 4. I. Stewarts store that Is dead"
Ii is remarked that Capt Eads Is the only
man " ho ever made himself popular In Now-Orieans by
increasing the supply OF water ON the bar
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
p,ov,nrxcr T. L. Juno 2.-PrinDg Cloths steady Al
g,,i prices With quiet demand
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Mw@aazaGazsae & zAAsaAaH3mwaxumasMeRz2 AsA Il sez2
w2gzMMMMMNMgMsm M1;1SsM@MMSsSssgMa @sGs ssssa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MMxM@MM@MaM8MM
Crbe diagram shows The harom IN this city
Tie horizontal Inc in the middle OF the diagram represents
p this line e diagram space one nc Oh rs % OF
tn inches IA divided by horizontal lines into tenths The
pcnicuiaI lines are of tim Tor tue - hoa' pre-
les. horizontal direction relr sents INC xSiu n
tic curved line entirely above the line OF mean
pressure go n,eD ana iius I1ahG ya1 and Tsatssr eTas
hucvaous storms from the northeast are likely TO fo
q" The ct a,ions their voisnce by no excess
When the onrve below the line OF mean pressure
tcmpcratugc will follow desc MT OF the curednne from
I weather wne an ascent beow ADORE it, points
urmstltably to pleasant weather which may, however.
ali storms likely to Occur The proportional distance above
AID below The central line marks Of chan Ses
II viii h, observed barometer ha. varied little
from 80 and ir sy h9nrs ysS'rra was nearly & G"S b nc
Safomcrc reungs pressure in the roth east has con
notably less in The Atlantic aud Gulf states where rain
key to prevail In the New Ensana states S xalr IN
probable - hoGrs TO Lower mpernre Win ar.as
Canada. For this cit- and within radius 81 100 mi es
cloudy weather with occasional rains viii probably be at nin
way. higher temperature IS expected TO follow Ihas change
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

few offices still to let this absolutely hreproof building
The location for lawyers in the city with the iShtssf
arriest and best ated lawyers ootee'
One or TWO good sus at moderate rents and few angs
All offices heated by steam free of charge
Two frstcass elevators running side BY Side from etgh
o,es In the morning m sasr ntdni0aL directly
opposite the City Hall Park.
Apply early at the Counting rsom OF The TssuNR
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
TIE RISHOP.ELECT

TIE BIsHoP-ELECT OF IOWA ACCEPTS.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, June "A letter has
been received from the Rev. DR. Perry Of Geneva ~ u
the Bishop elect of the Diocese OF Iowa accepting the
I,IshOprlo.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

POst-ibin e NoIce-The FOREIGN MAILS Ior tho eek
SArU RDAY June 3 1870, viii close this OIce
TUESDAY at ni for Europe. per steamship Idaho Via
Queenstown WEDN ESDAf, $50 a. for Europe,
steamship Abyssina via Queenstown on TIL kSDAY
ll3U Europe. per steamship Sueyl VIA Plymouth,
Cherbolrg anC HamOurgi Oh SATURDAY. at III '0r
Britain per steamship tc, via Queenstown, and at
ScOflan direct (nust DO specially adressei)
steamship Bolivia via Glasgow, and at ll:3O for Ger
MANY, Denmark and NOrwaN, per steamship Nam, VIA
Bremen and at II NJ, for France dect per steamship
Laurent, Hayre. The mails for China. Japan. &C..
viii leave san Francisco July L. 1876 The mails
Australia &C. will francisco June 2l. The ma Is
for Indies, Havana, VIII leave Newly ork
l. direct mail for Brazil &C. will leave New YORK
May 81, Il. l. JAMES, r. M
the pleasant health and cheapest beverage
in the world use kNAPt'S EXTRACT OF ROOlS. Depos
S62 Hudson St, New-lOrk.
To Visitors and OF the sights OF london
4, the ~ AND VAULTS Of the NATIONAL SAFE DE-
POSIr COMPANY (limitedl Queen NIct0riast, Mansion
House L. C. daily TO the public. Here the burglar
deied. Ere annihlated and security attained
' HENRY Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Special Notlcss.
Bargains in Furniture.

Lecture Nasal Cntarrh, by d.. WILLIAMSON. late
Cine IEys elan IN the uiyeTsi,y ucal College, Just pub
lishcd Mse for 10 cents Address - East Twendethst
Bargains in Furniture.
of all Srad -s. at
KINGMAN'S, 40 CHATHAMSr
To prove what say give me call
Keeps Patent Partly Made Dress shirts. the very
best Tor 80, eau b. Enished easily as heniny band
kcrch.rf. 1Il BrOalAay
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Tih full
name aud address.
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Temperance and Apples.


The temperance men OF Maine, hay
Ing iailcd to enforce the most stringent Iro-
hihitury law ever enacted, are before the Legls-
| ture Tor more law. The bill they ask for pIo-
hihits the Manufacture Of Intoxicating liquors
under penalty OF $500 fine or Fix months nard
lhupr, ana Tor toe second violation both the ine
and lmprlsonment, OF a year ~ hatd Dor. The
cN epilon l. not Currant wine, nor elderberly
wine, nor Poland sprinR " r. but anybody
may manufacture cider from apples grown in
the safe, and sell it IA quantities of a gallon
ana upwT CIDER from Maine applo-, II Ia
supposed, is less intoxi iating than cider m de
from other y les, a3n hence this dis
cri min'uon. The hl IL rough on peO-
pie who have liquor for any PURPOSE. 1t may be
seized at any time, In any place, and destroyed
at onre, The burden of proof that the article Is
not Intended tor sale rests with tho owners or
claimants. No matter now the case Il decided,
no nc ION win be permitted TO recover liquors
seized and destroyed. CIV MaTsnals may enter
all dwellings, ana, If he finds liquor, may then
and there p lur II into the gutter. An onlciOus
Marshal can awaken passengers In a sleeping Car
Z search their CARPET bags ana smash their
fll6ks. the penalty for selling IL not loss than
for making A second cOnvic Ion carries i'm
DlisOnn ont with H. and clerks and assistants OF
persona WAC soil liQdoT are 10 DO treated a. prln-
clpals.
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TIIE E.fFTINTS' DISPTTE.
The Withdrawal ~ II Distinguished Preacher
fran the Denomination.


The Rev. Dr. Brhrcuds, pastor OF the
First BAPTIST Cnurch Of Cleveland, ohio, an
uOunCed his Teai-n.tiun OF that position l. ~
Suudai and his withdrawal from the Haptist
determination. he reasons IN { induced MN
10 take TINS cour-e are given by him As follows;
have forn myse.f growing more ami more ort Of
IN, ,mnunion question. d, Nhic diAscnt T. treIi
serious uslpyaiiy ana AR public ne1.lHg t. eWphat
rctnrcn and myself In public eathrrnes Al cial
through the press, has become prac, nv unendur4D
90 n impcacn nv IRE .nrcn ~ guilty. Il con cous
and tcsignrd ntoer4 nee; tcheve tnem to be honest
man,cnlnoe Their anost &c orders am qua "
he c 90 S' u i Ml NJ s ch IL a" to Rs ng S Of
Christian baptism the pol cy ~ reericteu oOmmuni N
p,Huycly ulscrplurai and wrong. am sal Nod at
phau ally resented b' the Denomination, anL nave no
ere 10 p . me par. O., OF saG pesce ey
2 The more serious -eason remains 10 he added So
ilras Know N more radical m my disseni "a any
present open communion advocate IN thr dcnomina-
"a oapt SINAI question am unable any longer T. main
tain sm OF presume 70 present !ne argument. but
fresh anu pansskng review, especially Of the scrip
Grant, thar immersion VIA, The practice of the
.ss ma 6's asaS ~ NE carly ,nliGn csnn9
~ related to me design or symbolism OF Christian hap
am Ia It, absence % destroy the int rty valid
ty OF tue ordin nct lmmersion Is !ptl-u, and II
seems 10 me- ny ne prepondeance critical and his
moi lon Only is Valid On ;ian ptm Deem aeePa
OF proof eiher tho appeal TO PM o'ugY, to hs-
tory or To the doc rhal significance Of the ordnance.
II may be wise and d,sraOle that ninersOn should re
TIN prominence Of prao teal RECOGNITION IN the Chris
tan church. that II should resume rs anct mt prrya
tnce nus that such return to ancent usage II neces
Rary the rescue and rcstOr-ti OF Christian baptism
&C atn nrdit npos -i0le 10 mnint IN. believe Ia
open church membership therefore, no less taa1 FREQ
Christian communion.
Dr. Behrends will preach his farewell sermon
on SUNDAY next. lie was called 10 Clevel nj
three We. RS ago from YOnkers, N. Y. 1t " nis
Intention to Join either the Presbyterian or the
COngregational denomination.
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Hdjof CeOrfe 6. kH0n, 4. s. L.. IN Van NOsndnda
E-iecnc NigiEb's JOr rem udry
A celebrated French lighthouse ia that
OF flCauX de Brehat, recent erection, red
upon hug ana treacherOus pOrphbrY rock, Tor
axes n teIrtr u every seamau VINO appro .Cheu
the lln,taDy coast. lts architect had to en-
counter ev ~ species 81 obstacle during MS
work, but, above all ncessaut res and uddies
OF the 80 among tho neighoring sandt1nks.
1he foundations had to te SO lght for far b0.
meath low water; an artificial port had 10 tie
created the necessary 81 unewUrk WAS hcwn and
shaped on the Isl nd OF Brehat, seven miles dls-
tant, Even when the foundations mad appeared
auOve the wafer, the lower walls Of the lower
story were submerged twice n day. leaving
heavy deposits Of marine pl nts, shell, aud sea-
weed. the wOrkmen lived In nuts upon d reef,
70 which they retired when the lido rose and
thus tncy pushed on their lahors, qu rrylng and
bqnaring az ore time, arranging anu nXinR at an
oLher. lneir. was a Masonry almost without
mortar. The blocks were grOOved and literally
doNelalled together, the course being connect
cd, hh u were, ~ coHs, 50 that every irt relied
uTon every other, the result being, as nea'lY as
possible, an absolute cohesion. In spite Of this
happy issue, the reporting architects would not
recoumond SIMILAR oIpe .iulents Ia the future.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w iOK 81 ftNS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAB
SttIn)JIlI AZ aMtJlJL
DE>NSYLyANIA RkILROtp.

- =
AND UNITED SIAlE, MAI. R)UTE .
Trains leave 70 Nptk. via Drabr,ss.s AMI t1ril inh
Strruts FCrries, As tOIOWsi
EAnr' tor u irrl,D tnurht ir West ald 7l1h
wdh Pilm m Pa tttt 'ir g $3.50 8. NJ, @ ana
$50 r. VI. SUNDAY Bhui 81 80 e. NJ.
For MitHm.pnrt AMI LJrs II Y't ~ N3l \ ". ana
$40 4. N. For Cory tnd Err $50 T. NJ. con iecung
at CORY for I.tnsyllle Petroleum tcLsrc, Aii lhs
on Rel rs.
Pr Bll more, wash n;ton. All Che Slun, lAnitS
Washington TX r'-s OF Pu Iuan llrlIr AZ It ~
except Sunday, $50 A. NJ; ,rtNt h4,lsst "a .
J.. y. Regular a. $40 \. NJ. . al a. 81 a-- ~
Express for Phihdolpla. 7. 7.9l $40 p3l A. ~ O: >
.4.ln, o, z. $40, . +. u. au ~ d n.. nee
q 7, si3j' anoO r. NJ. Emigra" asa ''coH4 S -
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth llla.t. fr 20 7
TrcntOa, ftril Ami ~, fI.i.i-' IFS '.. 80
u o her pom Sc local .c0'Il r. q, .lt -,'u
Trai sarrlYC: from Plitsu40-I. Obj 40 "
aHt $40 =. NJ. dairy lJll a. NJ 1000 90 NJ -
cXe'pt NJ day. From " HlE,"i a. nH. 40
o'2Q A. VI. 40. 6l5. ana 49, NJ, SiaYs NJ q
a. ". From l'n'n trpnl1..'l D." D. 3D., XXX A., 4
ll5i a. NJ, .: 10, g. VI, 1lj, tlb ti' ~! WA ~ a
T. VI. SUNDAY $40, 90, 800, ll''l a d. ''' ~
ana 1877 T., N. ..u.,,.
Ticket ilices b2d anil ga Droldwar. Aston u 2u,S
ami loot OF - Bbrosscs aud g rita ui ,lf''H IL
street. BrunkYn; ~ III, and us II ado 'h rI'-r Nv
u. ". Boy ~ Jh,
General fasseusrr AsonI
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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4 MEDIC ESSAY.
"a e. lpr-iIg r'-lt, % larfur's As i.ilger-i ~
AIS. jSGt 4 % FAfOhI, " TX,
GA tue c.us" ana clr' 81 dl'etse.. c.cH sYiOpslA
slOwlns how lost Nth mF % r1NJrsi a.sJ ul1l
marrl gea an merry Jus ana p1gael deb lily. lelag
he reeut OF tNentg years neIiCl cNpsrlelfe Proc
% cants address tle author, Or l., J. KAHN, ohite
sud re,i1ence. 81 East Us st. Seq YORK.
nISEiSE- or MEN, Nervoi' Dslrity. AL
~ kindrel Aiecu0ls. spee lily AL pstntl'ntlY
cured ~ HENRY A. DANIELS VI. d., IA LcNinstJl
w.. nea- 3Jt1 4. hours u D.
CONSEQU ENCE OF the road, from the hunters
i Point ferry hrlng 10 an almos upg-sabe con liuon
the trustees 90 Cal arl Cemetery fe Il duf} to Ia
form those who may D, Obliged 10 visit the cemetery
ht the most acces be routes al present are ny tne
other I, rrics.
OOk uEREi-Tae taxes on Lot Associations s.
Il ! lOa ii II are nov dd'. Apply 90 ALIEN. CAMP
BELL. - sandss 81, Broo&'n. 10. Inform .tion.
NIORHIs y; D9WLEN, c1unsrl or atlas, CON.
WI missioner for Pen lsyNtniA anu other stItca ~
NassIu a. vac lIee on salurlays.
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Total Amount or Asse,s......... $40

Six per cent. interest the Outstanding certificate,
OF prits viii he lai 20 tne hold thersof their
leg reprcsentAuyes, aai after Tuesday the nrst OF
February next.
The out landing certificates OF the issue ~ 1879 VIII
be redeemed ana uai to the holier thereof their
legal reprcse ltayc AMI after rlesdlv the nrst Of
fe.ruary next, from which date AL Interest thereon
Will cclsc The cefunoles ~ be bro IA 'ei A. the line
Of payment and cancelled Upou cerun ,atcs which
were su.d Tor I'D premiums. the pay nent VI Interest
andr 'dcmoupn viii ho Ga gold.
dividend o. FJrty Pr Ceut Is ifrlrei ON the net
''rned premium, OF the 'ompt1,, for lhe ending
81 DECEMBER 1879, Tor Nl.rl c.rtIc4tts WIN Dc
issuel aud after TIA .ly tle folrth ot Apri next
BJ order Of the rliri,
j. u CHAPMAN. Secretary.
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17zc.
1876.

Wuey rInwlt
the o. the twrt tr
n eur % cogcitin mpun-
a siy
Of ina
IN inquiry obyTns
tni a q U IRA Adnn sraIo awilu ntot.
VINE
rom n c accom- ns II n worthy nfDr
re It WI mcmoaM as deciding
hin
OF o u cs nos Who uns
Ccnt Rryhns
m O n Important
ntouakT nj IA aal en-
lgnoa
81 rr hmu II artcunL
Il 9 n us t
y
o Ia II a extra ioIcryss
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scr $a't ano to Sc.

scr sat anO 10 4t..
OFFICES TO LET In srconi story sun nuidny
' front anu rear, Vel i-ht All "a u"t et 40
fN AZ sun fuHltaton Hce Nssstl ani Fran fort 80.
rI'O LEr-ie5 T. So i2h ~, large roo AID b. !.
ronui. new" painted and plpered; rent only a..
InQu r. ON premises.
FI,O LET, so per inont1 brown stone dwelling id7
l rImps' us az. near Fulton, BsoDayn. Apply t.
owner, Ht ifi
Upper PART ~ house IA rrace S.. nesr Road
Mr.. SMITH, coz wnnm e.
- 20 &c.. Go cttc also, Il -r 1872 &c firN
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snstruttlon.

HONSEnANSHIP AND HORSE TRAIN
MN lJur Green, OF the CAyLiry school y cst
l5n has engaged the scrylc Of Raiael de G. Pa,-
mlno the most experienced ami test twn rOfuhsOr
OF tqultation 10 the county Horses tran led 20 the
saddle, on Banehrrs system. for Ia Ics or gentlemen
Lessons given In dug Terms reason iDe.
MIR PlOmino refers 10 Mr. Mlgu De Al lama, 60 Ri
chln1r ace DR.. Edward lIYhrd We tfOth ST. Mr. c.
A. Dana. Sun OliceI MIR. UhAs. T. . or, S55 PoarI Al
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.tlnsItlI Anstrn nous.

-.
A GREAT OFRER.-W viii during this month
n dispose o. loo rlANoSali otGA > OF nrst-ciass
makers, Including WATERS, At lower pTiccs tnah ever
before Uner ID. MontIy nstalmeAts reserved RAINING
from IL to 30 months. New ana secondhand instrn.
ments To let at extremely llwprces. Warer1OmA 4Sl
broadway, New YORK. HORACE WATERS & SONS.
A 500 ROSEWOOD pilnoiorte to rent; - por
~ month; instam ants ttkcn.
GOLDSMlrH's, "a Becker st.. near Bowery.
A elegant new piano. $3.50 steinwav and, Weber
N HDd Otner pianos nd Orrals on installments and
to rent. X. BALL CO.. 10 East lita u.
A BEAUTIFUL pianOtorte, tioOi installmsnts
N takcni ~ monthly, j, B.DDLE
IS waverley place, near broadway.
GHICKERING 7.oetave uprzht pianoforte. cost
No. ~ East ia 81.
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tsnsurantt
OFFICE or THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW YORK. January "a. 1879.
Tho Trustees, In cont rmy u the charter OF the
Con pany the following statement Of It's Affairs
on the 3lst December 1875
Premiums received on Marine Risks. from
1t January, 1870 to 31st December.
t5st0,o2l ss
Premiums on Policies not marked 90 lat
January. 1875. Observation-Disclosures. s455352 ~
Total amount OF Marine Premiums ..... s. ,Oi3ai 10
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Bisks. nor upon Fire disconnected
with Marine Risks
Premium marked of from ist Janu,rY.
1875 TO 3lst December 1875. ....... S6,l2313l os
Losses PAID duIag the
came period ............ Se,7i2.O5S %
Returns OF Premium' and
Expenses. .tl,2l7i77 %
The Company has the following As
set. VIZ:
United States ana state Of New York
stock, CITY. Bank and other Stocks. e1051i.oi0 10
Loans secured bv Stocks and OtnerSise. 2Si 300 90
Rel Estate and Beads and Mort cages. 2J7.OOO %
Interest end sundry note. ana claims
due the Company, estimated at....... 5i.o37 %
Premium No es ana Bill. ceiyabls.... eO56.3GO 10
CASH In Bank 3Ga4O2 40
Total Amount OF Assets...,..,. SIG oig.qiO ~
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COOPER UNION Free Lectures for the People
y Ia tho great nal at T. NJ. ltnr1ay, Ial. 90 The
lrriuTs will he deuYerrd ny Prot G. Y BRACKEIr q
lr'n eton College on 4" fholograpnic eml, ~ aud
ManipulatOns." extensively Illus iated with Hpparhtus
nnd the Use Of tue sleieopIcOn. Tickets can be b d
gratus at the Office ~ Cooper Union. and NJ d. Van
NOstrands book store, % Murray 81.
ADRIAN :. HEWITT, Secretary.
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sitntlslIk.

y1r3ts, Ilulgu, ~ -
two tound nor o. So. ttn, uu, -
IA express Na.onsi Two sos h4inrs' lp-
street 0utchrrA
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M W, ID Damn IN INK, sn On,
th- cLtert lAms 20 the pail tho mana g ngt Oegs
leave to state thI It Is MT rlcks of sleigt Of IA
more urupery n q deception, bus realty.
lni' wonderful eng en-, the word, ant on 'rs
reward OF ESQ 20 any one who vii detect any
deception prAtl.ed IA any Of the .ca's. DONE
fan to HIM Herd SISTERS. Carter Brnthers, Harry
Shell %, frrucl win SIS rr- t4ffIlis; VI. Caro-,
Mae or Gfwin. Little pcs AMI Gsnarll Ia neg and
origin * ten by J. &. StcNari, entitled "SNeet
Home" Tnur DAY, Jal. -, aiterao ana evenin .
bencnt 81 GO isllI. In the fftcrilOa. an cntife
new co upany. F4mi maulte WcInes Lag ald satur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

CABIN passage. 100 ana so currency. Steerags a
greuyrr ucei prices. Return ucsc-s Al rellc ii ritf
Prepaid etcerige tickets from Liverpool AZ tn i0Sea
rates. Apply Al the cOmpinY's ofice, % irol lwsY.
Z ". j. III RS T.. Nal ger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

XNANTRD-A Girl for general hou'ewnrk also q
w smaii girl to MUD children. Inquire al 30 Az ID IN
the store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

Saouss 4anns.

Cn,ELXs DxSNts. V cc-President.
W. n. II. MOORE. ~ -P.csiIcnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-28

WANTED Small girl Tor neht houseworkJ; refer
w cnce required. i,46s broadway, IN tde h.ir soTe'
1nNEN shirt ironcrs and 10 collar makers wanted
1 " on ". VS. machine. i3s West Sbth At.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-21
DR.. JAMES.
Lock Hospital

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washington
and Franklin
n treets. Chi.
cNgO. Illinois.
Chartered by the
State of Illinois
for the express
purpose OF giving
ilnnnediufe rcli.f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-21
HurLcd AllNe.

lFrom the New London CONN. Teleqraph.l
A horrible story il afioat concerning
Mr.. Samuel Lester, Of Shelter Island, who
recently suddenly died, as was supposed,
at Norwich. and whose body was taken
home for interment. 1t is to the effect
that the perssn employed to fill the grave,
while doing so, heard strange noises
coming from the coffin as of man trying
to break his way out. The report con-
tinues that the man supcrstitiousiy fled,
TO return soon after and hear the noise
repeated I; that he finally filled up the
grave but said nothing concerning what
he had heard until some DAYS after. The
coffin was after awhile exhumed, and it
wa. found that the man was buried alive,
the evidences of fearful struggle for re-
lease from his awful fate being painfully
apparent.