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The New York herald., 1877-10-13
A DEADLY DUEL.

fFrom the Mariposa lCaL) Gazette, Sept SOL
sad and Iamentablc aray between two old citizens
OF our county tho ranch Of DAVID Evans,
about six miles IRON Hornilos, Monday last. which
resulted in tho death OF Mr.. Evans caused by gun
shot wound inflicted by Moses v. Northrup The AMI
mostly existing between the parties was an OLD icud,
caused by tho burning Of Evans barn some seven or
eight years ago. which Evans charged upon Northrup,
and ever since the occurrence deadly hostility had
existed between Evans aud Northrup On Friday OK
last week Jonn Nortnrup prother oi Aoscs, ~ ool-
pany with man by the name oil Howard, went over
10 Evans, ranch purchase fruiL Alter gettlnR u
nav was offered, which Evans refused 10 TAKE, at tho
saine time stating that he did not want the Norhrups
To come about his ranch, az moses naa ourneo nis
barn seven or eight years ago. This conversation
was quickly Communicated 10 Moses V. Northrup,
who on the following Monday, armed himself with
double barrcllcd shotgun and sixshooter, ana
IN compuny with Pollard, went TO Evans
house. Evans, at the time, was short distance on
cutting wood. Nortnrup sent word to Evans that no
was armed with shotgun and pistol and 10 meet him
on equal terms Evans soon appeared with shotgun,
and asked Northrup II the distance or ground should
be measured Northrup replied that no did not caro-
Evans then asked, "Aro you readyp" Northrup ro-
plicd. sReadyu whcrcupon they both fired almost
simultaneously. Evans Are said TO DC little tho nrst
Northrups shot proved fatal TO Evans, one ball penc
trating right temple into the BRAIN Evans fell
camc 10 HIS roei, about six hours nierward North
rup escaped unhurt from Evans hrc, which loll In
front and around Northrup Northrup, with Pollard,
who was deemed TO be accessory, went to Hornitos
and surrendered themselves TO the authorities, and
after preliminary examination before Justice Carr,
on 26h held TO boiore the next Grand
Jury. Nj. Evans was buried Tuesday last, near hi
residence, beautiful round hill overlooking ma
home and ranch. desirable spot selected by his wife
and himself twenty years ago Tor the purpose II
B at present beng used for.
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ANSWER.
PROTECTION TO FEMALES.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:- Nv
Tho statement OF s'F. c. NJ" in fridays HERALD,
referring to the insults she and numerous
other females subjected TO who pass along
Park row, Is quite correct 1 grant that
some OF the working girls in this city very
forward, and will dirt most outrageousy in the
Streets thereby ncouraging and making moro bold q
class OF individuals In the shape men who appear
to have no other aim life occupation but that OF
looking at and insulting every female who appears on
thestrects alone. This is applicable, am sorry to
say, to a large number OF tho clerks employed in
Ecw York. Now, II girl IS forward
and courts attention, she has nobody to blame
If insultcd but herself, but II sho doports
herself properly, is tho place OF tho city officials TO
soc she Is molested. This. however, could all be
avoided If young men would only remember their
sclircspcct and trent females they would kc thor
wives daughters or sisters treated by others Still
there many that devoid Of this II should bo
the duty OF police TO put summary stop 10 all
sucn proceedings; also foul language and swearing
on nll our prominent thorourhares as coming under
tho head OF disordcrly conduct Many times tho
writer has boon compelled, while riding IN street car
TO scncc profanity ana foul language, principally Ut
tered by car drivers and frequently by passengers
WORTH.
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couNrEnrE1r MONEY AGAIN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
s.Good oncys'' letter counterfeit money In the
Fifth avenue stage reminds me Of my own experience
two woeks ago on tho Twenty-third Street line In
return for 81 tho driver handed down his envelope OF
change When opened the amount Of pieces was as It
should have been, but one of tho quarters bad
as II could bo called the drivers attention to tho
coin and was informed by him that must make my
complaint at tho office. As my destination was but
two blocks from tho stable wont and showed the
man charge the contents OF my envelope. pointing
out the counterfeit Ho admitted at once its worth
lessness and replaced It by a good quarter As l
walked away two very natural questions suggested
lhcmselves-how could ono accustomed to handle
money put up miserable imitation by mistake
What would have been my remedy II driving away
from the stable instead OF coming toward ~?
T. N. p.
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A WARMING TO HousEHoLpERs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Persons are sometimes found travelling about tho
country selling so-cailcd splating fluid" It is a
solution Of nitrate of mercury which deposits
ing, brilliant Al tho tme but In tho runous to tho
article to which II is applied and poisonous In its
effects, spoons forks expcrlmcntcd with, The
pedior IL not unfrequentiy tho agent OF a gang OF
thieves. He exhibits the virtues OF his stuff by coat
ing the door kcy, and at the tio It's FORM
or may even take hasty impression II opportunity
oners He plates spoon or fork If allowed 10 do So
aud Obtains II possible glimpse OF the siiverware
Such character has lately boon operating In this
neghborhood Let the public beware. NJ
PrEkMoSr, Oct. 10, 1871
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A MOUNTAIN OF PAVING BLOCKS.

The owners OF property along Burling slip, between
Water and Front streets, are making grlcvous COM
plants concerning tho action OF the city authorities in
plling up old having blocks along the slip Between
and tour hundred Thousand blocks have already
been deposited There the piles reaching IN some places
TO height OF nifty feet, and II is SAID that near! an
equal number will shortly be added from the various
streets That are being rcpavcd. The busIncss
men OF tho neighborhuod claim that the sips inc pr-
properly Of tho OF buildings along its line,
and they arc about to apply to the courts for IN
junction orbiddng tho city 70 use this ground ~
store for old malcrial&
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A MERCANTILE WANT.
TO rns ED.ron or rnr HrnALp:-

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Allow me 10 suggest to some ambitious member OF
tho Bar an idea that has "mons In it." Almost
every business man needs, and Will be glad to pay
fair price Tor, small and expensive handbook
taining the legal tees and taxable in the Surro-
gates and Sher's Offices and in all cty courts,
from the highest TO the lowest system OF swlnding
the unfortunate victims brought into these various
places Tor trial exists to an alarming dcgrce, and Is
carried on In . bold and defiant manner IL ID tho
work of deputies "subsn and hangers on, aud, as q
general rule unknown to those higher in authority.
Let somo apt compiler arrange such work alphabet
icay classifying tho different courts and such other
Information would be useful Advertise In the
HERALD and It Will meet with ready sale. J. II. l.
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now EE1s ARE CAUGHT IN WASHINGTON.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
There IS no reason why Washington should not be
tho hcathicst city In the Union, but from what
Inst sunday at one of tho hotels In that city the
water works may nave something to do with
tho health Of citizens and strangers saw a
plumber examining tho pipes OF the hotel, rs
the water was cut off or obstructed from
some cause unknown. After disconnecting the
water ppo no with pair OF nippers drew out dead
eel fish some twelve or fourteen inches in length and
about inch In thickness, which had COM
petey stopped inch pipe. After seeing how eels
wero caught Washington wc did not order them
served tor our breakfast, but we carefully examined
each glass water TO II auy Of the small fish had
succeeded In forcing their way through the pipes.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct TO- 1877. A. G. 8.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorI -Letters intended for this column must bo
accompanied by the writer's full and addross TO
insure attention. Complainants who unwilling TO
comply with this rule simply waste timo in writing.
Write on only ono side OF the paper ED. HEaALD.l
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DOWN BRAKES.

To THE EDrTox OF HERALD:-
The police should be Instructed TO warn drivers to
move slowly when going down hill at tho Nassau
street intersection with Maiden anc and also down
Beekman street 10 South. Many narrow escapes
occur az these points daily PREVENTION. +
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REAL ESTATE.
There we're but two parcels sold on tho Exchange
Yesterday. as follows:-

There we're but two parcels sold on tho Exchango
yesterday, as follows:-
ny A. j. BLRKCKER SON.
Supreme cou-: foreclosure s,e-Maur,cs Lyme. ref
Souse, with lot rs sxfo No eoI Water st.,s s., 81
IT, O.. Of Montgomery St. to Do Wits Tappan,. ooo
p'"in''n by WILLIAM xKssnLIr.
Foreclosure sale, by of the Court Of Com
mon Pieas-Jamcs T Van Rensselaer,, rcfcrso-
n Of stanton ST. 70 Henry degs Jr. IL 600
Total. ..........................s2 $4,000
Seth st., n s.. 81 #. W. Of 9TH av.. 25x1oo; J.J.
Ms% s Vasa'Sa a %ara j. 'acaer Henry
Maaisen ssser ~, n q corner DIST ST. eaxioos also,
MaSis, Nv, . corner soth s., l2oxlo22; Ben
Dsnsisss Of i 44si III st. sSasG fheo '''
,,n as11 !. MoyIo ~ 70 $50 Il w. Of Ii osioo John
% sna ID wife Of G sy - A. b. S5xo L. Bar $3.50
s7sS sH'',ss' IT., Of 10Th aoxioo5;s ~
aos Hs.sn .s dot io aSsso Jane Delaney So~
7ss q ,s%s' q s'slGaa, Et r.w ~
oil, "ssey s r. 70 200 t. Of iss av a5xas: g. Ki;:c
and wo to G sommcr. 1920
old sis Boston 20 iti ward Palmer 10y. ooa
s,s sns sv we. - 3 10Th ST.. asxio0; ccr
a4h ll,n II. a"s s,'i f. " Of Madison a1 ecxso
yr.nsn rsfG To T.. e s. i2 It. W Of West broadway N'"
iaxis2x irregular; Thomas b Wilson and wife TO
'u smith and wife George Bernhard. 5000
Sd av W. 505 Il. $. OF 56th ST., 25x95; q. Bern
hard to Emiiy smith. . 1900
Gilman. William q. general assignmont), Oliver
d. smish....'....''' ..........'....
Bo,,manD. Solomon and sSsIsa ss 20 Institution for Saw
iugs Delaney OF oerck vt. years. 81 600
Same 90 same n s. Of Delanccy st., o. OF Goerck st.; -
same 10 same. c Doiancoy st. o. Of ocrci
oo'
's"e al s.. -. ........... 5000
0a'"I orcs s. st. $500
'a'ne AZ :" J. $500
'ln. ,T sa"o ~ " ne.'"''. ~. $500
Same 10 same, Of Dolancey g. Of Gocrck ST.; o
D,sn r,, mr., aru W. y, yh ~ ay T month 1900
Same s. OF 5Sth 1T OF 9TH av years i1.wS
Sm,ne 10 same ~ of 5sth ST.. W. 9th 1000
| O'Bricn. Timothy and wife, TO Ellen Barry 0onk- -
crs. 18th ward . years aoo
o ar 4. "i", vears " 5000
"ea, ., rerry st. e. Of ieecner " due 1000
"s,y ., ~, ay - 1000
ay .s. 10000
Miller Anthony, Adam Fischer. ". s. OF Orchard 900
OF Iouston; years ........t.....:.:; SVO
""',sIpysv, il,,i a. w csti 5000
"mos'e, h ay OF as s 10 years 5000
", Madison s ~ sw S"S "a' Of :sDsi st. ycar 10000
Jungbeckor, William, TO Joseph 6remmior .. .. OF -
o.. Is. years.
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WILL Mr.. ALDnIcH PLEASE ANsv

WILL MR. ALDRICH PLEASE ANSWER.
To rHs EDITOR or rnx hERALD:-
Can you inform me whom Mr. AIdrich, or the
"hutual Benent Savings Bank, Is going 10 pay
other dividend2 lMPECUNIOUS.
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WANTED no PURCHASE.

I{fNNfED-f7 FEET OF SECOND HAND PARlIIION
w or Office feet high. with door; either all wirc
wire glass aud wood. Address, stating prices
TO box 2.i72 Post oncc, city.
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Duslncs& Chances.

A RARE OPPORrUNlTY.-A wcll-Stockcd.
~ lous-rsa'lshci. and csc having iiNLH Hl >i\ r'S
10 tae appraised value of -t'c' .'Iiu'
oasv Apply address r. r. HOPE Attomc', 20 Er"i1"y
FINO JEWELERS.-To LFASE-rhc best stand
.o,a ir,,lcr thc Hudson: established - wears sue.
C,ft has 90 ~: IA. opportunity. For particulars address
]. .. bon TO-. P,skFkdl, y. !.
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Dipioen0 Noilccs

GALLATIN NATIONAL IaA; K:rc, 90 1877
The directors have this day SdtclHcd plNlbEND OF
TIlREI hNp ONf-nAlF(3 PER CtNTtTte OF an taxes
1a,9'Jc ON and after tie ION day Of April proX
The transfer books will remain closed unl ApIll y lI,N
\. j.. STEVENS, Cashier.
J%DI(NAPOIIS. DECATUR AND SPRING
i FIELD RAILWAY CoMPAN I.-Ihe coupons due h4In
! 1871 Iiis Mortgage Bonds o. tiis Clm@y VIII ne
pad All that date at The COmpanys 0ihce 10 bloalMy'
NcwY"rs CITY a, DIfh-Nl' so'I,-@r2.-
OrP!,E OF TnV SFAToN Consolidate GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY, G2 F3nthNY
NLWNc.K, March 81. ISL
VNIE Trustees of this Company have de-
DIVIDEND % ONE PER G ut
or is rsu' q, Stock payable tHe 1912 day ot AprL
Trru.f VII Do closed lie 9TH. and w reopen on
TIL llti 81 Aplh . .....,.,., 49,. .......u
ONCE a. me HukIlL GOLD AND s1lN.s MI>NG
CoMPANy No. II BEoADsi NL'-9 oa@-
VVHE Trustees of the Hulill Gold and silver
Aluug company have tIs day claroi i'Jlr REGULAR
monthly. ID vi ui'NB ~ ONE IEi. CENT or The c3,h
ftc OF tomp4ng. PAYABLE and after Api1i IT, ~ tr
The tia.er 6o5ls viii close Apu T. ard reopen April
IL WILLIAM j. CURTIS,
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6elp Wanle0

COOK, WASH, and IR0N.--Wan:od, Ger
" man American Protestant TO COOK. wash and or
a family N j. Can ~ 100 Wcrth I'd
horr saturday between 10 and IL. None but
those with reliable city reference need apply
WANTED-An educated young man to work
w ON anowspager Give ase teTas &C. Address X. L..
Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
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Orean gIeamers
DAClFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
Il STEAMSHIP LINES.


STEAMSHIP LINES.
NE%zE1fASb hhirisn c61She n G AiHShHt sc.
Sailing from Pier foot Canalst North River
For SAN FRANCISCO. via IsTuMUs or PANAMA.
Steamship COLON. TUESDAY. Aprl IL.
CONNECTING Tor CentTal American ana souh Paehe Pmta
Prom francisco sandwich Islands Australia and
Steamship UITY OF NETWORK, WEDNESDAY April 25.
VIZ 3 GiYpE < &C. app" or to H. j. BUIIAY supt
GBownps.sTcen Pier foot o Canal-s;. North IiScr.
CTATE LiNE.--To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- lin, Belfast, and Londonderry These brstelass iupow
'''" Pier az North river of canalst. n. r.
sTATF OF OF iNDfNNH Thursiay apni 10
srITE or PENNsY LvANIA. Tnnrsaay say
Fist cabin 500 s and SO according aGce@@cston
tickets $50 steeraee at lowest rates. Apply to
sTEEhAGE FAssAeE At 10 Is Broadway, and Com,
pany's Pier foot OF Canal ST.. N r. -
,T,IiE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
pn1LApE1IFTnirAnki t 40 D Ii1nRFooL LINE
r only E,s esI 2f Rs sRS G S PS AND
Wednesday, nom Liverpool ~
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
twelve alternately from Philadelphia and NewYork
TO ANTWERP.
For rates q rE % s9a G'hfF Ss n agents
So7 Namutsi,; Philadelphia
% broadway, New YORK
WHITE STAR LINE.
ToR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
The of this Line take the Lane Routes recommended
by lieut. Maury L. s NJ gong south Of tue Banks the
passage TO Queenstown all the year round.
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY, April 7, 1880 p 10.
CELTIC, SATURDAY. April IA, pm
GERMANGC. SATURDAY April II, noon
BALTIC SATURDAY. APul % D. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER SO, NORTH
RIVER
These uniform in size and unsurpassed in
ponjmens The Saloon, StateIoor Smoking, and Bath
Rooms placed amdships where tho noise and motion
felt ahordng degree Of comfort hitherto unattainaDe
RATEs-saIoon. $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. SleeTage, S2s.
For Inspection plans information apply at the
COInpany's Offices. No. 81 Broadway New ori.
H. J. CORTIS Agent.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.
Gotel5.

AT NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL, lodging DOC.
u 900 gt r,54 equal 10 any nrstcass hotel for gentle
men only; wccky sta -. Corner Bo"eIy an" aJai"'
NrEW-kNGLAND HOTEL.-LOdgIngS, 1Oc;
= POO light single rooms for gentlemen only "eeA 9-~
-. Corner EoWcTy and Eayafiat
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ne!ilions Notices

~. klbrr's Church East f7th-st the Rev C. ". NOR
row rrceI-Octayc Of Esster high LIBERATION, III a.
Eyens0ng and Continuation, p. ~. Seats Tree.
Thiriyionr;h street Reformed Churrh. west of Eighth
Preaching SUNDAY az 1890 Gud go bY Rev. CAhLGS
MANTYA. Intie EVENING Peoples Service. Subject {:
SANDER"
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Gorsce. Carriages, horness. %r.

4 LARGE STOCK of my own make q CAR
- KIAGES. RDCKAWANS, PIlAErONS BUGGIES, DE-
POT and EXPRESS WAGONS for sale al manufacturers
prices, OF 10 per cent OF. CRUDE" "Ob canal
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silunilons Wanleo-- Ma!cs.

COACUlAN, &c.-Situation wanted as coach
~ man, groon ANA PLAIN fatstr Nv @ @ va! 1o5
Of lGth-si., toy lloor
NOACHMAN.-A situation wanted by first
class Eaelsh goodman; thoroughly understands his
or cIuntry AdGrcss T. JACBsON, No ~ West lghst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted 10y steady
y man has lived with some II the best families n own
ana ffn sHI" ~ 'f7 Wt git livate stable IN the rear
HOACUMAN and GARDENER. - Situation
x vanet; srsands hs business "a bon brinces can
yik single yPung nan Ne ishe,. ~ te ny VIZ
COACHMAN and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10y
" thoroughly comp, tent man ~ c"aenma ana a Tei
enc. can OF address r. pUlfY "a Wea' l0'h's,
COACHMAN or GARDENER and COON OF
- i,sn on ncr wife hrstcass cook OF lauIdress
Trotestaut family best Of city rri.Shces ' VI ~
EOACUNAN and GROOM-By Il Respectable
tr1tes5n Scoichmau single Thoroughly uh6ci -,nis
bp,,5ass; goo city Gver excellent groom ~ tib
ana oblging. ~ his r i.rcnc e., VA s,S''' A''' " |
une Uptown once LIS Broa'"Y. -
/,oACUNAN, &c.-Wanted. by respectable
I.rot.fant Young man. situation as coacn aian anu
E bors. has years best Of reference from Isl aei
i. u ming and obHeng. address COAChMAN' liiou"' oP
GENERAL, MAN.-Wanted, by Protestant
" man sng u temperate habits Iiace IS soiel,
nan ON small place good vegetable giowrr eau tSSe
of orse and cows good mixer has good reference
rom last place. Address :. a.. TRIBUNE Once.
USEFUL. &c.-A single man wants n sltua;;
u ton coutry preferred ne mana ~
fi reteSncds Address H. IL. Box l6O Tribune Up
town Ofice .23S Broadway
1SyANTED-A position as clerk or salesman !,
w goods commission house. s can S S,d db e en-
nioY for Ave years Address +. A. Tribune Uptown ONCE
i,2Ss Broadway.
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Anrbon Memorial Church.

Forty eghti-st, wUst Ol SNthayc,
Rev X. uEBER NEWTON. Rector.
Morning Prayer AT l0i2 with sermon by rev R1CIIARI
NEWTON, ID. d.. 81 Philadelphia Dr. Newton will als'
preach TO children at 81 p.
EVEN song at 7:i5
with second " A Natural view OF the Lie
by tho Rector
Seats free at the opening hour.
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Gitudi,ons Uanteo-temaies.

Gituailons Wanleo-temaies.
~ JACOVIN's FRENCH BUREAU, COZ
n ch ave bstNern 18th and 36tsts-EXcelleht grs lor
ALI capacity Girls, call early for good PAGES
A LADY. who is qualified, wishes position
~ 40 foIlsEkEEPEk IN gentlemsns family she - en-.
r,v eoIpert give the best references AudreSS
Pos, once Box. No. 81 Hartford, Conn, ----------
At SIMAiS's SELECT AGENCY, NO. 313
u an av are drst.rIass oOored cooks ciambe rInals'
xs,e'e nurses Iaunresses. general house worker So
also male SERVANTS ior every capacity !" 'u' s1''''
notice
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5nnlmcr Retreai5.

L DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT among
a ihe Green AOuut:iIs; BLOCKS HOUSE,, BrailepOro
va drives un-nrpaasr, Ia He"LH1iaud hi "a De'"'eh
ORA and NJ Lite Mountains oicn all he wear.
WV " +. GOOUHU f. Proprietor
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rAWAEg EVDEEN EBGLEON

Uriy,Tsay prescribed 10y th' FacultyA laxative refresh
ing and indicated ifu oZruge for CO." mriate TcsI ana
encctuaI cure o. constipation. headache bile he1noiihodS
&C. 7asar unlike pills the psuai pHrEahTe u 2RtraD'
;n ia and rcycr UrOIucos irritation prepared by T. tltll
Lon. y Kgmbuteiu. PARIS Depot CASNfli, tAEAI'p u
Garner Fifth TN"Hty '0tFtl. 70. NcWN YORK
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t,,.nu,, ITrIIiIo. IaafY inl-at. AMI NlNIldNI-'
b. THDiIINGIIAI. PASTOR Of the incep,rGcht Lipria
s'',,t.'i, vii ,u,ak on ST NDAI EtRNlNG 81 l"4
on.k Subject. Pillars OF Faith. service for tir Oih
q y.
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EUROPEAN Advertisements.

EUROPEAN A0pcrllscmcnIs.
CONSUMPTION,
INDIGESTION AND WASTING
DISEASES. The most efncacious
REMEDIES
DANCREATIC EMULSION AND
4 PANCREATINE. The original
and genuine prepared OIly by
GAVORY & MOORE,
- H3 New BOnd-st., London
Sold by t'irm. aud all
CHEMISTS AND STORER EEpEKS THEOL GHOtT
THE UNITED STNES AND CANADA
NOTICE ABERDONIANS.-Thc address OF
y STEWART GRAY, Who LETT aberdeen about - ycArs
a-O VIII be- Thankfully received by his ter e Auqf s.
Jl~ lE GRAY, GcrIeicS 10y Feat, Abei'rtnSr% 9cot'ld
DEDiGREES TRACED and arms found Tor
Z American families who claim descent from the arai e.
racy u Great Britain By student ~ the
BRUSH Museum IdirlTg. PRAE'c, 80 strand i"hH"h'
rENUITION AT TRlE$TE.-ltey. K. .Otal-
Ia,bau isrclsh Chapair " A. and silver medailist o.
the Upy~rsiIyo OF Dublin rccyos few BOYS as PUPILS
Special attention paid 20 EtUE students Tor mo universities
l.pfrI L. 4. "a. IIIAYI.l. l.. =. Consul
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BROOKLYN Board.
= FTRST-PLACE-Vcry pleasant sunny rooms
- ana good ICAiD can DC obtained Location unoActpLo
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EEST-ST.. 1913 FAST.-llandsOmcy fur
- rsed ROOMS to ~ with without board terms
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- ana good ICAiD be obtained location unoIceplol
able.
Country Board.
A PRIVATE family having a very pleasant
~ place healthy iocation good shade and plzEaS Pleasant
rooms cool bic home comforts; accommodate
fcw LJaTacrs very peaSauty first class triereuces ah
un In. Of New-lIaycn Railroad near depot Address -
-ElLN, barren. Conn.
GOOD PLAIN BOARD.-LIdcs, 50 per week;
u children under years. half fic Address the lSse5
HATCH paGbJry. Conn. Inquire 90 Wet -lst.st ~ /.
HALF OF A LARGE HOUSE-EXcluHvely
10 y slr,l, utIcr OF boardcr, pheasant Terms
m.4lriste. Address JACOB HICKS old Mcstbury Long
Island
Board and Rooms Wanted.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Wantcd, board In the
country nom june by family o iour ahults, IN lr
vaic isuy where neT buiTdrir wo1ld le taken Iidt
OF four rooms would be required iour preiI" ITst az
.Cra!un. ara uatnt, "a Gr tfiJhS nc
cop11odaton-. 4. f." Tribune Office, Nc"-lcrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

All Souls Cha rch Fnurh ave. TwcntietiIsi-
Rev pT; BELLOWS Will preach TO. MORROW MORNIN9
at o'clock aud at 7i5 free evening service
| Suudgy- school 0Jt \. IN.
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Memorial Presbyterian Churc
1Indl.nn Az,nn.. Rcrarrncd Naarch,


cusi.-icy. WILLIAM LLOYD VIII Prcach SAi ii ~
Van ,l,.t gJ A. 10. and $50 subjects: i"ihns'
What We Preach. 20 evening 1.-The Midnight struggle by we
Ir,nsr Strangers cordially welcomed thereafter We
SECOND service via be- evening al o'clock not me
allernunn.
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Amuscmeris.
Mons. OSCAR sr. oRMAND.

Miss HENGLER. in original and electriiying toub's
Manage Act introducing two magnificent $1,000 stalons
ridden and tandem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

BLOCK EAST of UNI0N-SQUARE.-Gcn-
tl,uneu can be- accommodated with BOARD and pleasant
ROOMS sngv suite: table hOariers ttken terms
mudcIaie Nay moving. li2 Fast ltih a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

Madison Avenue Eupti-t Church viii hold services y
TIE chapel 81 thyr ho,sf ~ worship, corner TAR!
.,J SON ave, 81 BNN ~ II O'Clock, aud ~ ~
iTG "a 7l5. Preaching by Row Il. n. REEVES d. d. %
Albany y Y. The pGnt' are cordially ii'It'd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
NEN-ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c,
Sailing from Pier foot Canal-st.. North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

COACHMAN, &c.-Situation wanted as coach
S; man eoCd reference. Cal address 6jS 2dayr. Cornc
OF lGIisI., top iOnr.