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And o'Stsahs w,ntry desert drssr,
i I'd watethy lxasts psEsGxsys: s.uty.i .i:Hs24 IG
Como. thou shalt form my nosegay now,
.An14 Hin bi3l A.Ascund my brov.s,zszgsazza
And ~ ntwinS the md lrnful wreath
SFllSs.%s smefa.Easssy song. SeSas=~
And sweet the strain shall be. and long
: Tle melody sof.dea&h. ~ = ~sSas .3gysl
j ksssf .ksSSe u E@ss - W j azaas
Come, funeral flower! vho lov'st to dwell
With the pale cons III lonely tomb s'2 Ts'so
And thrcw .eros the desert gloom
! ,xset lse3i4g .s4iS / C1,Sj oc' 5
Come, press my lips, and lie viii me a
Pe1eash she lonely s{Idestres,, ~
And 10 Will sleep spaelssat Sleep. i
;AAalos care lhall dare intrude
rs bfsat the mxr6ie solitude,
! 30 peaceful md q, ,eaesp.
l4aah,k. the'vipd-sod. as hs ai..,
Moan, hollow in ~ forest tress. :
q And sailing oadhs dusty bfSe.e .T<LIJ;
=, N5stettbus nausidlies. al
Js&es*ts es*tsAowerf%sitreq requiem wild l. uins.
29te4,t1e mo etotft lonely shrine,
TIE eSA turf slt}{ Of tho dead:
s N<fss,e shail Bi1n yon lone sps., Il
Whereas II, bypA forgot.
9AdJdng fragiaisi t6bu wilt o'sr nv asbas s,r>@:
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EsIA1EslA6ENCY r
-. '; = OF .> I'll
c; Cooper & ||!::!+li!n A+liinc!h|liitwood J! h
ST. CLOUD, 1INN. :,
FOR 5AI,E.

No. IS. Corner lot, With, Il story house.
Good we'll in kitchen, good Barn,
:, and good picket fence, with fruit
trees, &C.; in yard.s Good location.
Willbe sold cheap for cash. or ex-
changed for good land. '"]
No. 81. Lots 4, s and s, In block 40, St.
=: = Cloud City. Good we'll aud ANAL
barn on premises. Good location.
--~-. -]aiSRiIl 10 sold Wy cheap; and on
NIL. .siteRmkto snit purchaser. rs, 4 y,
No. eet .15. Adxsl!ine 4. house y in lower, tox9,
|, .iI.lnqdodHbsrn, Lwe31; aett.' Will be
.,,;, Lid IL Jaol& &yDsrgcheap and lon oa s.g terms:
] fe S. s. TEe.te!y l. hep,s sSat:S;Pse 6ls 10
ia1fiuit andi 1hads, treee; aeaed we'll,
J4r aI;;; as& st'R xd; ga: ss;''''''
Noese!!uaee4eer 1d5lsad4 4in1 Beabnn county :;
/ ay1sI gdsatiehss;IaQserss 4s4do~ ON
. nice little stream running
through the p5lsSe; 40t acres; in
y.y o. crop; good log hogea' and stable
! good vsl1 md within half mile
- II! HaAf 1ehoois lhhduss,t stsrss aid saw
.a2.s iInaill!;; nl.ill sbe .old very cheap,
and on eaay terms. =.
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IL Wood: ashesa and common salt,
made oompset1with: water, will stop
'tbs cracks: Of u stoye, and prevent
thssstnoEe from escapipg.
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III Just before Major Andres ii hbaari1k :
alton for: America; he made ajdurney
into Derbyshire, to- pay Miss~S Seward
a@visit; ;'and it was arranged that they
should take a. pleasure ride to;SEs1the;
Park. Miss Seward told Andre; that
besides enjoying the beauties Of tie
natural scenery, be would there meet
some Of heri I most valued f.; friends,
among them MI, Newton, xthom /. Il a: ID silhes, !
playfully called her ''mhfnstrel,' and
Mr.: Cunningham, the 8eol5f*abte,, whom
she regarded as a very elegant poet.
IT had 4 very 81 sstqtahge !, dream last
night said Mi: CGnn{hg ghamln' fial to Mr..
Newton. while there We're I awaiting to.
gether the arrival Of tbs party paa + s*and
j It has haunted me al day, seeming
y unlike h ordinary li = tdrsams, to BE- impress
ed very. vividly y. upon my mind. '@.If1"
! a'f fahcied &myself to So ID a, e1eat
forest. plaoeF 'xss ills5 5tra4nfe To- me-,
Ind. while 16okiindgI i I ab6dt With some
suffpprise, ufpise T Saw a'ii6 rsemadf IL sappreach,
ing IL atsgreAss sspeed:3:' sJust| il fapeach:
Ted thsIspos Where / 1aood,; eh4ee men
rushed out'of a1thickastt;j and, sei4iug
his bride hurried him oatwiay oatwiay, after
closely ing person, person, Tie
oeuntenance Of, the a7stsineer' was a
yeryy i!ltse iin!lttesresting and i iimp1essiv T. one.
! |* eeem ,l14 Itasees e il now: Ny sympathy
o1 bin va 60 great; that I axoke.
Rat pzssentlyl fey a. asleep es.in and
dreened that L vas standing @ l near
Ct strange s'' eity, among tho thousands Of
people, aad ss that + I NV the same pr.
soe had d seen .a Il in s the wood 4 a. brought
out and ep e'qqspended ~ To-, to i the E allows,
The victim was young. and had =
court1ly bearing: !, The influence and
the effects Of this dream are some.
what diaerentfrom any that I ever
had" =
L. ~, .|'.,h
3. Presently Miss Seward arrived with
the handsome a'7 stranger: Mr.. Gun
,ningh.me turned pale with nameleas
horror :as he was presented TO- Andre;
and at his~6lst- opportunity said to
| Mr. NesVjyton': :@i.af,l :iEs :<..;3
"That; sir, WAS the face r. saw III
| nv fdrea rnn..tso gf:,rHJ~ 5.:~:-1a.H -',4ra;
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W6sFV' IT :Hf9a1aFlFj' lFj'tBa tVaf3 q df{3ERsafE!:
's''so . 9'aa2s'i '1isIi bo[Ia1 'bfIsir'
ssB BY Bti:':,1 T1Rsor. Moasn Motaslin 6o11at, 44Yis1ER:.

/. s1xving been ID 1hiasppy opSiah67
6f ye.st Asd s1s ID ptdAdik tdAdi ikeet6&tg
e9sslfaa517iv Isl Isl ASsn;s IN thyei iye 467V
II nfdp'shed :fts doors III aff ilepaf1 idep
atot fot @the :sdmission 81 rvs 'xsd9m9nI inA5g nA5g-
toAthe moatz fisseeht3 t34 4 tattnis; tati
one hunddrre,d1s and seventeen p ! 4taHatt'
'sex: s4+e now now 4availing 'theiatslH lHass IF
ths fieht ves,its ii4iiasttf ii4iiasttf futttiiduF utttia
thus recos1i5ed: Ini4hs zdaiiss4taaib,tion'
which tehhey have 1aade' taBssansslv;s;.s|
among tie 6aiesHYtts. there
isno littlslsiig II 4Ffodr IT, of them
having chosen 'rhss!lssv lsv, Efaa tf5tty ssvsa s;ts 1
medicine, and sixxtey, yIsix1 'lseatatnre and
science. Before 1870 there esfieo1tee o11teet te asssv1
{. eral q colleges il America :vhica 44iad
! adopted The systems of education :;
7 PIT 81 of these had adopted tha atsyys.
,4tem Eoenill the q lightning: il Michigan
is I46F1ft ths Ff upHiYsFsity HS'! XhEieh Ei having
,tS bsgaq 9Iqj5 IS III 1ifs aad asttained eminent
sceess wen tie Il s9g5 eld sg55e1lYsiXe sstem,
tbe4 s dsh!bsr7s'1tsly ! .7'1y 9 gltH ppon
ssR ltsft1 1tt tha nSE a4dl ead moFe 9 eo9nptehen
s1ys Plep 5ll1 5Tbe u geeGlYti9n s i1 e e do 20
iFa' a5 aRy 5n9 msenA !'' ., h.sty ens re- %s Tx
s;p,EFft sSp ,Efitht tpe1a tPp9aahb bs seAser@lPsape a Z hsd
seen ppdsE Has c94nsl@fes9at5on 4@ g y @ foE twenty
JS Jyeags qi! ard l Xhen e edoRtsd % git Ct 81 l
lE9si1tqi Xss indopted @ Ylth not little e aeaxiety.
Opr q experience ~ of # tiye Yeafs; hs4, n
j. tth!gnbk gbsiY eenYignSsfd gSs Is SeverYh9dyg ghs that
.} ta'5 5sl9 seln9Fietz, M "a: = R9t NV ehedsd
NeltheF asa Eooxd xq 9nqer 81 ner et TIE J sfhelaF
ship q, i the & U}piiyear,itY q i,ya hae suffered
any harm fnom the presence Of ladieq
in: its scla,s'1oomis?%hi41 The pbysicel
dnastezsGtoi the Mon1en2 thea1selves;
'xhieht tan,emiaAd 1sediosl Y authority
has:of latefc'earlp dsnbnst1sted TO- be
the penal Il eqneaces 'of7fem minipe
toh atthe,dryuand 1arduopueta,ks Of
raniverntyc study, Ah&ge.:r thus far
strangely failed TO make their appear.
sanoe in this neighborhood:s Indeed,
the'ladies ;heft seem to thrive ladi.
0oaa|y we'll under the rugged -1egi:
men toiwhich theyohave- been put !;
and their omission, torverify the epre
sdrtions Of an ap'aioriii alarm is some:
thing bordering. upon the cru e.. II A.
benevolent. : mind Il observing these
things czh hardly do less than utter .
,9xt6t5ffd tt5fd of Kindly who still desire +, to
take uualloyee / comfort conf it III inithedeetripe
that WOMEN I7 Iafe 7nnot it fof -.uti1iyersi,
ties. tor that phaafiveirsities If ire hot ct
fir wdm.sanf sdck ps;ti4sohs s;i4 Il t1l mould 5:sb,
jjld,re the :nsighbotho6d il {snstti tuition.
Ike the, University lit', of 6fi6bigap, and
lfh1ifthmlly 'tinliftt themaefl{y yss e specula.
tive 7datt ~ l' :FS53,3,lld,y.
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worse than 4 BRUTE y and the'despair-
ing look 'ojf i hunted animal 4. me in:
to his eyes ;as be added ): II know this
is my doom, i feel it, my father, died
i dronkafd my mother God for
give ;her!- !-my grandfather shot him
self ID a 1t Of delirium tremeni-you
hao.o how my poor brother 'died-it
will be the same with me- -
Alas this prophecy pl was too soon tl
fulfilled. It would seem that the r re-
membranee Of horrors and writtched.
ness Of ! home which. milust; e come Il, & &
the child of tie .insebiriiate sbiii id i atter| III
years Ie ~ xou1d l. ever II Il deter him from
:iindufging ii H. i: esASSsisI,, ssAlhSSieI drop s. Of tho
aecuFsed drink dhdesr' s lily eiirci;u;m.t.n. 1;
ces, even, though pr.dsred Y ! y ! the
bapd 9f I Bved one. one..s RI: s1the i iiir.t IL
born, Rwhtly the i1thet @ IL f III jKRopf rs Is;
putt, aid 'bdtsa 1 moderate ;dfiakef9, Ri il
1si ss6imetiniies i, is; All time sos. "a u 81, hox
Wi, ia Ind tic fatheir; " ceas; y 96bs tith:
Fer, there comes confusion nitd,iil ii ii tkdukk6;
biunted ideas, and soon Ill theInsttars- tt
al feelings Of husband and father
cease to kindle IN biz; heart-the, yilfe
has grewn old with years, Of ;wretchs
,sdness, enfeebled' In pind:a.sveltfhs
beay then, when tie aseealtlroysrhasI seatlr = =
sne.5ly, ,ans, ...s his, work, ..WEeoe' " Va
,te the, POOR inpoceants q which come net 70
thein;inthtaedarkr houn; 1ln :oar
view it wouldobs oas Of the greatest
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LETTRRs1D0MtEHentHD:so: 81:

1kJs.sz Caaasr arehAs ahd ntS]
..pfavity u the 1fweF g44esfszz734S e6afss]
mereday DepEossion-4o04y and eo0AD4
T:4A Curious 06aictaSn86JIlN IL
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,1ihitE7 Mi0ka.

"Etsiy ldss; you sane, hass hs Il. tho,lia;
- sAthi1has none, know"
SahSaAsied my rtval'srose
7:.1.0ver :: hst heart efsnow.
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A GLIMPSE OF GEN. WASHINGTON.

One other scene may properly be
added to this brief record of the
struggles and triumphs Of old New
York. There came sunshiny day in I
April, 1889, when George Washing
ton, President-elect of the United
States by the unanimous voice of the
people, stood on a balcony in front Of
the Senate Chamber in the old Feder-
al Hall on Wall street, to. take the
oath of Office. An immense multi
tude filled the streets, and the win
dows and roofs Of the adjoining hous-
es. Clad in suit of dark brown
cloth of American manufacture, with
hair powdered, and with white silk
stockings, silver shoe-buckles and
steel-hilted dress sword, the hero who
had led the colonies to their independ-
ence came modest]y forward to take
up the burdens that peace had brought.
Profound silence fell upon the multi
tude as Washington responded SOL
emnly to the reading of the oath of
Office, II swear-so help me God"
Then, amid cheers, the display of
flags, and the ringing of all the bells
in the city, our first President turned
to face the duties his countrymen had
imposed upon him. In sight of those
who would have made an idol of him,
Washington's first act was to seek the
aid of other strength than his own.
In the calm sunshine Of that April
afternoon, fragrant with the presence
of seed-time and the promise of harvest,
we leave him on his kness in Old St.
Paul's, bowed with the simplicity Of a
child at the feet of the Supreme Rul-
er of the Universe.-Scr;bner for Feb
ratary.
"A social feature which strikes
strangers is the extent to which
women in England are employed as
clerks and storekeepers. At the ho-
tells, women manage ali the business of
assigning rooms, making out bills.
and keeping accounts. All the small
er post-oficcs and telegraph offices
are in the charge of, women. The
same may be said Of the country rail-
way ticket offices. In 4 the shops,
women stand behind the counter and
sell goods far softenef than with us.
In drinking saloons customers are
served by women, often very pretty
ones, called bar maids and, in gener-
al, women seem to BE about as numer-
ousas men in the situatlonss they are
competent to fill. Probably the SUI
,perior strength and robustness of the
English women, as compared with
ours, may give them + greater apti-
tude for such work, .:'or, perhaps, it
may merely be, the rseult Of an over
crowdine Of population, which drives
women into working Of starving. At
all events, the advocates Of women's
rights IN England have no reason to
complain ofaas prblic: opinion adverse
TO- the greatest Liberty to women to
work for their own support,
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fhaate Loft talednshas Ietur1ed 30 Its ~seatef
of'pfhttii1ffe aaiick ii sdhe&a..c oil ,'se7os,
'o' III 1baear= af=da,m from d: xris that q it'll emore
dde1i6E HI: I'D taken u paacS ;ian 4h atd de:
iiahtml leapital.; Two 3 ytod6g"b bloSds7
met The other night . 1t the hho use Of
anl lctress, WHO bho: had i l4lalg.e supper;
patty: The txii,o sat iii sithertide Of
her' IL table, and Die leaanneed d tehderly
over her for one OH minute; III order. to
touch her forehead With his Fps. The
other rose, is, as if the actttsssb elopged
to him, 'and bssattodwssdt bbtatdw ssdt u cuff apon bis
friend: o. Fhsy then discussed the mat. !. +
ter. chiefly by means g A. Of the manual
alphabet and during a 11ahy 1the allEttesreation, Vie #
the cause of the dispqDte o. t66ainted f but
finding NO one attended y x:a f to her, made
hsr escape fen @. !. danger 3 'e4o on Ilr Ihler hands
and: knees The youth Il wh9 ave the
blow was Eap tlal,e9u ttlhg,eugb the 4sasg asgAlo,adar
i4 The dael H. thst b. Besa]ted s.lt dy deps will
eet be sblete, M s, sp& With With bis 5 right arm
fsr !.|4ya1Ita .9na1 time e. te ae' eeps. 90, ;.: "@
"A earieas+ coincidence in conhecs
sttii6hd tiS6h With ta5 tfisa 0fthe gxo Wdins@
| wfigaattas5 wtffata5 for hatas z ahdi mqt;f.t,
sSTH HHa2iess7 IShs,9 IL 1hs:'lactt, ~;that
||atahtesfe his already'bee sadlsf1igui1h-
efmurderer of.o thsu aormesa>h hsame--
ones:T s:ThofnasGlihshs Wainetjfieht.
HeF11saasf ths ahashd IF orhaeH4rS and
Ind Disk;sssabf; eahdxxueeatrlBqto to
the magazine literature Esf1ths 'daI day:
Hemeat fsdde tlAis n4qles h6Sis house! !!
and, ,ahortlE efezHeeds ;A;s sppcle died:
H. INDUCED bic s;wa4'4E jeiissttesF qMqs7s qq
,AtsEerembi oste insure heEvllfe JpF
|s18.QoQ, sasd imn,dils!tely efteri, y SEhHe Hel
had done 80, 80 died; but he.did not
saeeeed ,in, obtaining the money. He
took up = his, residenoe in Roplogne
with ;an:oa&icer~ in the army, p@rsuad-
ed him to insure hiig life heavily, and
then he died.: XaiiHswtti aiiasa ri eihits was af:
ter,wAaIrrdS arrested, and discovered to
have stryichnine concealed on his per.
son INT "a iiijtttfhn1i iiiiijttfhfn 1iit1ofidha9 nroved
against him; "a! e4!espt the .iaGa1p zion Of
i fsignsd name he esgaaped' sariesd With six
months. impr ij,si ID mssntt: 81 he came to
FLondon, forged the name Of his trus-
|!teeay yiineoadentorobtain money settled
Foq hin wde, and, being found guilty
tqfsthis offense, 1wsD 7trsnsported for
1difs, and finished bis| lnarderd,p sgd.
tn6y. s.: I -oi?s,,:t,o oi..G..n Nv. B. "A
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RATES OF ADvERIIBn(G

l. Legal and Government adveEtisements, 76tJ6sD
per square for the ft insertion, md 3h e ens per
square for each subsequent insertion.
J. Attorneys ordering In legal adyeTtisenentl lzs
regarded - accountable for thel Co.'s ofthe 49,,
anless there 10 . special agreement to chargst tho
came TO another party. Payment in 81 casss,to
b made In sdvanes or upon delivery oftAe aelda-
VT. r.,
s. local Notices, Is cents per line to tran1feht,
and 10 cents per line to regular edyuttssfA >,
L Notice Of death (simpae annonncemenSr 2o
cents; obituary notices, oents Par line ;maztgs
A0t1ces 50 cents. ''Tt-+i..;Gt>- ~
.. Special place and double column sdveztisensoeD
b Inserted q zatsa agreed upon. :,
Z. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
J: Strangers must Pay in advance, OF give sasts-
hetory refereneea
JOB PRINTING &
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MOTIFS, 4 tAabsk style, and q s.. PaHl 'pziee-
Printing done In German and Norw6gi ~ we'll ~
In Easlish. and warranted to give 'asisfAction; =
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a1ob" .do7'sn1oYiaftt oYafttSal S5aal{l1VdEse {VEse.
o,a 1r.wn1 ax> ri 4
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NAE4sIk Honse, To- And ~ Read street
liz auA1l4 Duane street. Factory
corner Greenwich street and
: .t;| niAPark Place, r.
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ES0fA; THtRSDAY; I JANUARY j.Aii 27.876. 5
esk % the largest buyers, ami t6eY
are slsp ende~voring to outPid ths
:ss: s::' ::'3fI'rIs|l:3A*E;'1k *;'k3; 1:|;$||iIs';s' Is !

c3o oHoYE,S0"o"'oAAo6 ~ V~SYsyX~ ~
:ss: s::' ss:s::'3fI1r|s':3tE;'13|;; fI1|s' E;'3; 1|;sI|IIs';s 81 II;; !;
to purchases Of this description, abut
Reverb j. l''asat1lnad;8u;ly As 9n the
preeopt occasion. The fur market
ha1 perienosd their attack }, md
lsst week the creator part Of tie laX
t:';1 1|'tI:: .E!!t 1at is ss1., +? 81! SsT
quently, gone up) being in freeter
.B9..fb;A P6e0ey, fers are n; j!ss' j!a;ss'
A4 The Princess Do]gorouskY ap
pe.red in I.s. PIess.isali44 tethet day ll',s IL :
,tadssa ss'i.;s nf :|Eb &;tgna :eS .eS
t6zquoaaRgn 1 81 he nBd5 every ~ 1att:
ssa56odGs sa6o odGsV1IsEa CID aB6Rai66n the fair
shouls ~ BIN 8ean! Mad
..aeaaa$4 gtaAeet9 aAe9 86 20 Y9adane, q do
IRg IRgathFH81 ghls H81b 881fb3hhHh1f}adflt,e499t Of AQe
"wmRzka $40 1l,dl iein. i viu; y
l. 5lss i; Snasssd e. it, ptsps.
ing impoedbilities by asking 4 vas'nif II
they can reftain woman's innate @9ve
Of expensive garments. With Sdeh
.ahioa.E sc I'll Il fQSsi Que ita 9cc sa4s
tlAA 1mpaattsEd darsxqpder that E6Edsh
Maids. Of Honour find s730 peraans
6dh aiuha dtE66rah hssdd1q the DOT ai'l llof
'ttlhssp ttlhs aa4da dtissy r, ,isqdiret; 44d4r 4rthsf
915jGA 9j9ty, yaa aadgki dddjg,}isp piGaiaiiis heff Vim
would as ahfR6ht; Rah a.the
'aassan4 dfa 1alas sdtah' seeeeaoG4a enc HhsGes:
4 oeqa6 oeaqaa4f6pM< + 3*aitbh91xp1p *itbh9 y 1paf1C aabC Bate-
16afaahM0t tapt thnp thaipiihissqqq hzaAail hzaAail -9fses
8Soss1 1p4elfpadd lfaa&Saas 4tab thb audlea16as9 s9' dS:
'6egit,s 81 Sit fta1 atit6 slyaa4tsbdksd by
LII if6ysl feejt Il IL j;tihfat q ffssaiae1.b bof
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on the 1nafket since the Gays OF! the
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ladies threw their jje,~.isl.c.ses upon
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by: Lord; Darby Put re. si%Pls oof:t
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
Cectureo ano Gleetin9s.
nlusical Jnsirlmelts.


4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
- Upr nt to RES SELL cheap. sales on monthly
pay ymenis. Call at II. NJ MERkELLS, No Unon square
lNO. loo Fourth ave.
BRAUTIGAMs Upright and Square
-. PIANOS are second 70 none. prices mplrfaie Con-
.tany hand A large assortment of Secondhand PanOs
fp.m best makers New and secondhand 4 u5s 10 reaL
Warvroms. No 25 UuiOn square
4 FINE STOCK of FlRST-CLASS PIANOS
y SOLD at barg "a Elegant Grand Pln1 ln h'r,
i,ct orlcr si50. Weber square. 500, Elt l1t Ug@si
square. s-jO. do. 500, DO. ~. sIEIl!l ND Old
ESTABLISHED WARERu0MS - West i0td--t
IGUTE & ERNST. old house cf i.ightr &
4 Bradbury offer thrir splendid PIANOFoRlbN NJ ioS
plices ,.is monthly payments, at IL st SLOT Aso
>nlltns AMERICAN OlsfANn.
=, Y. BALL & Co.,
y. No. - EAST l+TTI.@r.
Cckerues Stcinwavs AMI other Piano. and Organs low
fOrclsa install nent- ani for rent
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
6iiuations uOanieo- Alales

A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UP.TOWN OFFICEs No I.stS broadway. COZ Thirty
first at, 30S Wost Twenty thlrist, cor h5hth,ayoJ
700 Third ave- Forty -seyonthst; Al the HARLEM
OFFiCE, No. 1.2s1 Third ave-. cor Ons-hundrod and
twenty Harlem savings Bank Buidinsh up 70 op
IN, regular once rates.
A LAD. l6 years of age, wishes t0 obtain
n s,tuati on in q HOUSE PUESIsHIN 80 or HA AHDWARE
sapsss nves tn Ms parrnts In Brcchiyn sric5 good
hand Address y, Box ~ Trtpans omee
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
Church of the Disciples,

FORTY FIFTI-ST AND MADIS9NAVE
Rev. GEO. II. HEPWORPH. Pastor
VIII preach TOMORROW at l0;4J a m and 30 p m
Morning: "The Christians Oneness with Christ"
Evening. "Wlat right have We Ia expect Mercyf
Fvering Services commence 1880 aud Prayer meeting at
The close Of the
sabbath school and Congregational Bible Glass st 3
Special Meeting for Young Men on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at <
General PRAYER ng on FRIDAY EVENING.
STRANGERS EARNESTLY iNVITED.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
Gales bp Auetlou.

A MgRwIS. Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., 656 Broadway,
- Bond st-Sales Of Books Works Of Ar, &c. &C.