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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-25

w situation to do washing and ironing,
and plain cooking or housework. Apply at SIS
Thalia street. sea 1w
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-25

WANTED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS. SIT
W uations, one to cook wash and iron the
other to do house work and nurse. Address G.
s.. this office. se25 1w
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FOR RENT.

E1OR RENT Iowa TWO-sTORY ATTIC
- dwelling house on Third street, between
Chestnut and Coliseum streets, with fourteen
rooms; bathroom and water supply up stairs.
Inquire at 70 Carondelet street, up stairs.
Sp15 1tx
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WANTED - A SITUATION AS COOK
w either for city or country: best of refer.
ences can be given. Address j. g., Democrat
office. se23 st
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WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w q situation as plain cook and house work
for q small family or TO take charge of an infant
Willing to leave the city. Address L. g.. Demo-
crat office. se23 3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-31
CRIMINAL NOTES

The habcos corpus of john j. Ford, who complains
ma a~ vct tC court Of Special Sessions ~ lefty
~ a.f +. M ~ Six months n th Po-itcutilry, when
sc.urng 90 th evidence DE guilty q" larceny nom tie
rfro4 .lJ should state u son hF titT
corr for lc's- wears and af was he7rc Ju Van
T--r ir supreme Co.-t. Chambers YESTERDAY Assistant
I.f t.lusv HrE~ conceded that the ri oner ought 90
d. r.t go Prison ard Therefore tho ~Vecl Sssios
.rr l1 have him. and Dted iat c Do brought
r.. tte peHteutiary % tlc Toubs. there r. await lh
lv ,hr Grand o lial hv the Court OF General
Sessions Foro'- counsel. D. '-y Deaison, trusts THAT .e
witness araist DIS client De found. The bistnctAt
tof4ey's oeics thinks d.GercntL-.
James Mcclellan Of No. 81 Charlto1-st. was
trereh. before Justice Waude yesterday charged by Jee
hliaus q waiter 20 tc -. Dlns Eojel LIVING ~ No. GO
Cla-itolst with ashanti end battery Sit Nelan adntCd
giyag Abrams beating and stated tat BRAINS cam" 70
hin fs DAYS .ro ana that bis wife guilty II
mrlo.cr conduct with Mr.. Anderson. Mcclellan pretend
~ '.yc what Abrams told hw and to care 70 have IA,
ve confront Abrams IN his preS@i c. ana a nun 10 rc'
mont repeated rfril ut me h'llf'
a. Mrs Mcclellan thercup01 slapped h- lace Then Mt
BOO cau drew pistol aud demanded tat y pialls sioI
truth. Abrams confessed Tlat tNtF} ING
D. AL stated Was fslSr aud that hc wanted 20 te rev ES %
hated. Mcclellan thcn put u0 bis llstol
an hra- Ira ami Gu1g hu into thc street judge Wan
c.. held Mcclellan in 500 ball. which "as promptly iuf'
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nErISIl.Ns-Arc- 90.

S.,revr C0aTi-CLambcrs-B judge Van Brmt.-
" Houuo set The Ancient order OF Hii'ri APtca-
tnf aH tentative WIt Of m2LCanus granted Ie-lc aei
Tr Decree does not conform g. the statute Brown AZ.
Notion triei with $40 costs 20 abide event;
Curlau-O rider granted Warden aEt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nfplricr COHrt->p.r5qi Tam BY judge Spelr.-
Fleming at Consolidated Fruit lar Conl5nNFlh'Bes
filed McEcuuy Iicts IA DanUcas ag jar II AnG a1
OherO r-r- ~ liyccituHance Former sgt INC ~ ="
nuc a. r. hiayit and placing cause on calendar
Ess others HncLr doU0n granted WITH 81 y cos -
30 !c iCc OF pt-dcA as
Of tY aui d-te % the order Kinney agf. Price ana others
Men q decision DeiIa0 agt Cuiry-OTdor allowing ataeh'
common Plcrs-SDecidl Tc-Ta--BY Judge Robinson.
-Faosc.u az. solomon Motion granted IN the matter
S-f-~ee opinion. Gibbons agt. GarsenM"i1On granted
w. SO sCt Cirpcnfer Motion a. coifrn reI
feort etc granted HYATT at. Nn1olph igciscu
az, Go-fein dalton agt Lehman; Gilsey agt Jewell
kc.c.c ai.t. H-li.-Drdcrs granted.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the proceedings by Dennis Gerraty ana hVc otn-
,r 10 be rest red 20 bcrshp in the Ancient Order OF HI
,,i,s rs,r.i I'm Yesterdays TRIBUNE JUDGE Van Brunt
ia, Granted m alternative inaidamu thus leaving the ques
tols Of TACT 10 lorna. u4aL
Letters of administration were granted yesterday
nv snrate CALVIN 10 A. = sullivan Public Administrator
On the estates Of the following named persons: Edword A.
U,rrr-iou wa. Perry. Francis c. Cline Ihomas Mullen
Ja-n5 Krcumiu Veronica Nil, susan browne, ana bauv
Re-an
judge Robin on. in Common Pleas Chambers re-
rcved Yesterday he mcchaucs lers 81 George Z Meyers
trd sixty Ene The Bernett Building The hdN1
cicl, aud 'hr pro-
CO. s ains the contractor and Mr. Bennett as nee
y.
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SNIP NEUS.
roRT OF NEw.YoRk.

FORT OF NKW.YORK. ..-....-.-- August 'o
CLEARED
kdge
Steamship p CAaDd CDutch peddes. Rotterdam. Punch
LGye CO.
s'ezas4i; yicland fGer) Heebcb Hamburg Plymouth or
'af.DoIrg kGllEict 4 Co - , .-.,.,. I'D.
seamsp M as,ita CnGdsey Halifax, ~ =, Goehardt .
Sfrrsr
,trsYsnp NLgu. Curtis. Havana, Cubs, James K Wf'-
steamship Ann 81 a. Richards. Philadelphia, Penn James
HAND
steamship fTsnr-fll. Rragg Portland. j y Anes
rteauishlp Glsuraa fearse, Boston H. y. Dhmofh 1870
sieAns 80 Rapid 10. Nompton, SavgnDsh AuHaY' fefts%
steamship Ellie Insight MoCrscry philadelphia boEart
htauship Isaac BELL Lawrence Norfolk Ciiy Point and
Aebmond, Old IominiUu steamship Company.
Co ''''' 'N- ''
~tiy ADeneaB s1ipl
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5teamtoats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave York foot Of Desbrosses and CoraEd
81
$40 fosIVashngton ana the West, Richmond Charles
and be SOUTH making close connections tor Columbus,
Chicago, &C
IaVp ~ for Washington and the West. anl for Richmrni
and hc south GCdOusy!e. Pullman from
Baltimore and Washington. making close connections for
Piti slurp. Cincinnati Louisville, and ~; Louis
u IN. iOg Washington. Through Pullman from
phiadCtria %
IA ~ r daily FOR washington the SOUTH and West Pull
man slreprs from Eew.Y0rs 10 Baltimore aud Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville,
81 Louis Pittsburgh SOGth and Southwest. Connects Al
Washington with trains for LyncibG.g florida NJ Orleans
aud the south ,.
For tl0ngh tickets please call at CdmpaI Office, 3l5
Broadway York and at ticket offices, oo OF Cprtadt
and DcelrOa scs SIS, ana depot, Jersey tliy. ~ 800
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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ncaro aan Rooms.

West Side.
A PROFESSIONAL gentleman VIII rent to
" desirable tsrt-s Two very ia. kOpNS IN is il!We
,serr i3 Nest SD III ueigbnrhooi unn1c'itioaa'le
AZ ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS, without
n hoard az wh Private table. Also single ruoH wii0nt
trs An pri,t e family Il Cloud OIe 40 Wet t%d
4.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will rent nicely fur
n ut,hed rsror rad bedroom ai'o one ct to stnr.e
frsa 81 90 a. Hefefrnrrs shansea 100 West lst
a., near 81 ave
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
y BoAHD sn.iable tn families og single Seni'einsn-
$50 wet i4th~t
L.7TAE Fitch AVENUE HOTEL - Hand
s.m.Iy frr. hOnNs f'r rentisIlco sir ny or ~
...ie rc.cirg-. ~ West 2stirst
No. 50 Ii.ST FlFfEENFIi-ST.-T To let,
sith DO, a. ucely furnished rooms IN homehSe family
re- sencss e.angrd.
NT0. 3Io WEST 32D-ST.-'fwo nicely fur
~ nishc 100 "a a. second hnoI, bosTi. Terms moderate
AlsJ QUO angle ga sd sIotv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-31
CALTNDARS-THs DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAHBERs-NAS BRUST, J.
II u,.De. agt sehoon. 100. y ationa Gway Bank
lrqtrr AIT Baldwin
y Wrues art Coster PIG Grant agt Palmer and
lQl sfcf.rltlt a1r others.
H. james Y. c. I. 20. Dtllck at SieIlltld
A r. Sorlrfy 222 .Abrahoms agt HynaD.
sufEaio Core-GFSERAI THRM-CURTIs c. j. AND sPEK J.
Appeals from Orders.
The New.York Guaranty 2 Adams agt. Welsh ct al
suf Tudefrylty CD;upaay g. Smith agt Hutc!i.ns
arf Eo,erts Smith agt Hutchns.
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Az ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BANKRUPT.

Ado}ph Steiuberg, clothing merchant at
No 81 Wulkcr->t.. failed recently owing $4,000 lie
paId lis creditors twenty cents on The dollar ana me
nos ON was confirmed by the United states District
C,nri ~orc NJ Che creditors claim to nave discovered an
attempt go fraud Tie part OF Mr. stelnOeF ytscr
deuel. held him III $4,000 bonds tor examination
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PASsENGKRS ARRIYKD.

FlOM UaNANA-y0 Se0nstfp Saratoga lewis Lay.
N,s AnVusta do SILLY aud daughter Philip Prada AND VIE
NAY Mora and wife Baiaina fcnora, Wlte, seven
children servant BalyuO SuaTrz garcia D. hOJahetf
Oo.ozsba Pedro Domenick, Roberto LArzaba giuseppe
hchmdt Gonzaifz GarCia, NJ Iefa schmidt Audrc Jesus
Mont Alonzo ALVAREZ j. Lopez and Two cldr'n Chas
flsls, N. NellauueVa bolthltA 'au'i
Cabrera Beiaurzarrany 0uaIl, ". dc Aras de IfaYts
6efs BURIAL. q. Juinneucz Garcia, D. " CaIIle9D
s, Maria lee Augusta hgoraun fhlP A. Johos jar r.
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pASsENGEES SALLED.

F0E Ola GOW-Ia iTsdushfp Stlte D Georg'a-John W
b. Milne Andrea Tghert. john simpson, Mlss singsoa
yohu n white Th0- A. r. liOcnmb, Mr. r. y. Brggt, Mrs
n iegf Miss annie Milne RVbi. Wen ME T. wen, MisT
MAI, aro Mis. Cs-tIO. Joseph Castro Mss d. Blrne
Jan savor m w. Graydon GTaydOn and infant, John
CMtrle Arthur Barr George ScI0ey, Henry Heehte Johh
Hoat Mr. Heath Master Heath, MIS- u. j. hacomDtl
kss Nellie MacJmbcr, Master George MaconbeE
FOR BERMUDA IN StealasafD Cdmtnq.-J. II. simons
Nj Fugrue Thicrs John Taylor Mis- samuel 1rot ana
daughter Henry zs.e. Victor Ahen I'd ~ Graves Peter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-31

Two Sunset Eflects.-Artist Cost in rapture
81 he glory OF the sunset " Isn't IL lovely ArtisV-
wife ,with an eye g te fashiOHs): "Mel, yes; but
don't think much q the pattern Tie materials TOO
heavy. and 1t ISN'T hail trimmed enough" NMeh nat
urav strike the artist odd drawbacks to sunsetl-
Eofte
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~


BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave York Trenton and Philadelphia ~ $50.
g $50 No. 1850, $3.50, J:50 II p M, ana at ph
Leave Philadelphia from station North p..asyivania RI
road Ihrd aud Berks sts., az 1880 $780, IlJO H. 10"
Iaye Trenton for York 1920 CJ SOB lol'
l2l5. 2.lO. $50, 600 D. M ..-.,..- - ,,ooao. a.,
10 63U D. m trains from New York 20 thc .'V iu a. ~
40 u m Trains Philadelphia, anil Slreang ar ~ ue
IL o'clock midnight trains from b,h heWb OF" ana fha'S
pba. - 49, $500. 49,, ~, ,,orl ard t,iiaa-lu,,i Al
40 a m 53J ~ u. Leave Trenton - IV@O ~ H. t+lV
pckets for sale az Lheryst., N0s 81? and ~
ar the principal hOic.s. al Ocss o the tre I'
vsv IN, New York and BROOKLYN, and at NO Cuifta",
Di'"N'" -. T. BALDWIN. Ge1. Pass Agcnt.
ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 suQA NGFNENT or PASSENGER 1HAlNS Jan. l.
leave depos foot o Coriandt ami DeSsi
20 n m NigIf Express, daily for Eadon, bcthlel,i Al
eD,o~p NsncL rbuuG Wilke barre Pitson SaYIe Elii1
I,ho,s nluIy Uneneser, Bufaio Niagara IalA AZ" tuS
u u,n", p,iirat o. lesuing coaches attached
"N'' hOBT. II. SANRf1 rupt. ann w x T.,
ce,s,l pasf,. on corner Of Cur AID C0fiianii sts
ONG gsArCH md PM NDELPillA,
IL VIA EEWJEH. IS SOtffFHN hAILtpA ~.
conn. -, Ing Jui.r y. le7N sisamHs ave N'',h"A,
PER g iih Riy'r, foot Eocio'sir coh"t'b"' 90 0'""
~" for Brsoh 20 $50 1A0 o. NJ 2'4s Q, rih p NJ
Hitt -', y - a. NJ l 90 T. .,
sts side TaIh Barncgs sud beach Haven V-o@ Ia" emu
$40 .. 800 -. .., s.,n n,
Vnsand grdeeou Atlantic 'l. airi Cape SiSf 1SV a W.
eu"'"S~ '"' ''O"' " T. sSEDLN. U,nera Manager.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - 1850,
THE OLD FSTA BIISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN IL
between
KIW-YOEK AND PHILADELPHIA


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsThBIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
EEwyoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen IhiOI fnisdeiDnia ai Two in ssT,9ar
Double "fT e S Ss i%PT % 5gaRs aisi ~
Express rains leave Ncv5YorH via Des6osses and cot
4'sc. go . 5S5 Limitgi, 1880 a. m. l4567 and
$50 p. N. sunday, m. D. 6 = and so p M - o eao
and II T. H. Giajei Express 50 D NJ. 2, 5So T. end
7.5 D. n II midnight sunday, 3:35. :. $780, a. H.
cIe One and Praaa9y 10 a. Aslot co m2a .;
R of N9 M i9 ;aa and rcE s oS 80 battery
FGXNK THo1SoN T. r; FAn@ s5 Tent
oienera Aanaser GEM Passenger AsSnI-
,T'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and al points East Via
NEWPOKT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMTOTU PALACE srEAMhis
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Largest haHdsomcs and most costly steamers ~ NE ~or1
Full NIGHTS RE-r. 40 HDNIGHr CHANGES.
rive mora NIX tIains-Fs.i river 10 Boston,
Steamers ieav, Ne0-Yo dads at pm. SUNDAYS J"y
70 sent . iucusiye' Pier - ~ r. foot Of h"rr"y
GRAND PRoMEEADE CONCERTS EVERY ENENiN'.
Teks,s aud sa.c svear'i a all principal ho'ei' Ad
Ticket ohiec' at the PIER I bs @ LOWELL Agents.
GEO l. coNNoR. General rasseneer Ascat
rgVHE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
n TO BOSTON,
VIA PHOVfDENCE pIRECE
A wH6G HLY N Is MiIi;3 ~ [oRAAII-rrrs
THE NEW MAGNIficEkT STEAMER
MASSACHUSETTS
("Ths Taarr stesIn~r Of tlr Norid', 49,,
AND THE WOIsLu-ILsDWAL SI-Ahi-h
RHODE ISLAND
("Ti.c queen Of the tUiudl .. q, -, 81,
kavc tniy (c1cept suAdaysl noh Per ~ ~ ~ m l
fSiIgi af a. NJ NG intermediate laldings between Ne"
lGI 4 and FrOY.druCe.
THE Old t.ELIAnLE ...y,,.
STONINGIOS LINE, FOR HoSlpN
$50 All, POfNIS, IAf, =
,,or mp ari~~sp ~ CONEICUTiNE YEARS
49, - The elegant siCsn,iu
STONlNGTON AND ]'fh 'GANStTi ,-,
NJ . H. ~ aaii, -uaaays ~ ''-, iT''fi - 20
col
LED AZ tnj Irsivtv. and % - oil"r- - y fH' bNA
so for an hotel fAs "i.ft..
rasrne,rs ni Ff,.cht via eithtr Inc sl"js - % q"
4 ..,t., Line Ia and fr.m
A., tie has. of lie PiolLIyH AHasN ieHying Je"
eiT "'"'i r"''" ' a. : lsCOCK, President
4. ". FnkIAt. GeaeIaI Passenger AEeR
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'Che foreclosure suit of James b. Warden
AGAINST Joseph c. Browning presents some curious com
nl,cotione Browning in 1865 conveyed the mortgaged
rrep,ises 70 John j. OBTicn his creditor TO
the extent of - 2j9 30 began suit soon after on be-
half of himself aud an other creditors similarly situated
o . aside tho CONVEYANCE as fraudulent. I'm March lac
rcocded aud In April the sister conYevel his ette 10
receiver FOR the beuet of those claiming brleh
tudrnenf No other creditor wing took any ste ps
IL enforce lien against the property or 70 cone III am
share The expenses and advantagcsoi Obren judgment
MEANWHILE an older mortgage was foreclosed, ana
after uayin IT, $685. 81 surplus was left reference
was ordered 10 determine who were entitled TO TINS sur
creditors Browning IN the order OF their dates leaving
only 81 $40 81 - the receiver in OBTiens Suits On
mot ION 10 confirm this report Judge Van Brun decides
this wholly wrong. 1ne referee had nothing 10 90
with the equitable hens through Browning on the prop
ery them. the sister Lad right TO be beard and
have her Gly u Court An that the referee had rigt
10 determine tie actual legal liens, and the chief Of
those being the receiver, he IL emitted to the fund
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THE COURTS.
THE GITNSER MURDER.

THE examination of Jacob Elsie, charged
with the murder of John Gunser at East Williamsburg
an the night Of May 10, continued before Justice
,,arshal AZ Newtown yesterday. District Attorney
Dowung called tho first witness, George Michel, VINO
s awaiting the action OF the Grand jury on the same
lie testified that after his release from the jail
aud while on visit there he talked with Elsie, and told
MIN 10 tell the truth and he would come ont right He
cav him on the morning after the murder
ord had ta,ked with him since about tue nlur'ieI'
Ne told Elsie that Ruckcraugh said nj one time that ON
~ urht OF the murder he sleeping M stars nhd
once that ne slept in the bedroom vita Elsie ana nus
rife lie also told him that the butcher Roth lent nm
Gisle) knife. and that he bad asked ~ have II re-
tir,cd several times Elsie said that he would not give
hack to hun. Mrs Guuscr, the wife OF the murdered
80 testified that acc the murder OF her husband she
hal seen Elsie on occasions proving around hSr
house Three weeks after the murder, about 10 O'Clock
en- inc evening she found him in her halfway
Ne told her not 20 be afraid; he wouid not
Irrt her ON one occasion she found nun SIT
a. in her Kitchen She Heard Elsie say While
ttin m the ward TINT Michel should To the state
Prison for cgutccn years. When the bloody pillars were
washed fourteen days after the murder, Elsie watched
en- votnsn who was washing through the fence. The
tncSS thought he looked like the mau who Killed he
husband. at the last day OF the examination OF
b,nc i'm lny wagon On the road said 10 lm. DO yon
ro think hard that my husband was klledf Elsie
,cred did not lli him, and Immediately got out OF
he wagon and walked home about two miles. KNOW OF
10 dercnt times that Eslo has taken knives from NV
t;tceu 10 cut persons In the saloon" The examination
was theu adjourned until Thursday next, Thomas ana
Ruckcraugh being arrested and locked uP as witnesses
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sr r,scs 1900 5.2G sun sets..... G3i Clock fast. OF
Moon I1ses 1912 Noon soubs 58 Moons age, days, 20
WAITE tO-bAl-A NJ
Sandy Hook OO7 GOV. Island. O3l Heh Cate. 22o
HIsH WATER T0DAY-P 81
Sandy Hook O3s GOV. lslai de- l;O4 Hon Oate ZJ3
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CURF HOTEL,



Address pausvilr LIVINGSTON County New 1ulA
no -FEkERS-Our Home Itysienlc lnsutur
is the LARGEST establishment in the world wLete nyan men
and woueu-no matter what their diseases
restored Ia health without the use of incidence lap
AZ whom there are hvethIcc gentlemen ara tSo ial7
tbornuhv e4urgted and by thyr great success ma gwen -
tLcir M utr national reputation Al ms dtc hugus'
Sauit4tIm between 200 ana go Ec3uemei
l,die, and children uui Treatment Tor as ''s " V
rnal remedies had failed 20 reach rsoratfcF lnrsc ''VS
have come from tweuty states and tana'a lt
H. very sslu1rlo-: dgv and bIicnG; "h'r OF tle
lgIes 4 bUy drainage perfect no n'sgu toes nm
pas-te ana climate ~ ma. III
MAJ he Institute Kent "poH III yeT foii an' 'ie
anfuulu and Winter fistauts wonderfully iirt ~ ~
,iuaclrry IA the treatment Tie philosophy - Lar hliL
~ i,rs m subjects OF Law obedience 20 which lnsuf i
,sghsere 10 Which produces slckn - 10 o'N tl -
~ 10 rd Ir.u, IA keep we'll 0r II sick. 10 G't Nt!. 10
d,olev tbeH IL ~ get sc, keep scb, sJ ana ulr ~
m then The rea. TiBtAE wound ~ WI :"
tLeir health or sck would Ike 20 get gOod h,Aa ~, mem
come IN u Home III aid ihen 10 Keep 'Iis " W
become healthy they may need what y the u o. LIZ LIZ
sit yh. 0uT rshL t.st weh - nni be IN GOA cSltA
tIIough slugle obeIcnce Ia Lswi III iiioiston ~ -if
direction h. yantC II viii be Iuly ana chrfii' Iru''"u
nd tc ne, al references .yeu by addressing - a1ol
AMI "'e '''' " JAaES G. JACKSON.
tsTFST END HOTEL Fort Washington, oil
w the banks u the hudson feS deslfhDls i1s'' na~
v.cant an i,. fueH only So minutes lfO NS iia .hlso
ntnuf., fion !sput location unsafpa-H+u
Apply "" p'''N CIAs. sAUERLAND. Progdictnr.
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Cloihina, 81.

CLOTHING.
Ten thousand Dollars cost OF mems youths boys and cl
crews clothing. well assorted stock OF and O.!
scr coats cost eighteen hundred dollars, viii DC sold in
lot ut great balgan and sacrifice information giyeu about
tbs stock ~ Collins Downing CO.. AS to <@2 Broad
May snd william Banks & Co., 5i2 and 30 Broadway, New
YORK or by calling 90 he stores wlte tie goods he
AHMED, 20 ana % 4Rst, Of south Sths, BROOKLYN
y. y. HUTCHINS & BAILEY.
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Steamboats, auo Railroads

A LBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
"a & yIBBAGD End DAEIEL, DREW have ves,ryst
Fe wS Pa1 1 "a tns5 at a. Ia GSans :, SSaS
saaerres cqsE ani Hudson Close SaaSeson S SeT
Trans for saratoga, Montreal other Norh. 10
or eoupn s aH MeT 1nsh Te,nrn1g same da 81 icets
board ior passage FREE TRANSFER from and 10 BEooE.
Jewels Wharf CFuoust, st $50 a. M IicGets over New
YORK central and tor saratoga on the wharf
A THE NEW WATERING PLACE.
Ahs MANHATTAN BEACH. CONEY ISLAND.
No.. IMMENSE SUCCESS o EEAr CROWDs
miles ami LaE 81 10 ling SUR stretch. ging
GRAFIIrl U" az i1 lai va GelPIny
aad n E gye HMb GHEE G3XyET Of the
strictly sacred Concerts on Sundays ''' - '''
The Segsnt s'eaIner J. r MAEfN leaves 22dst n r.
steamer SOi,W ak leaves 22d It, n r. To- 10 a H. i24o
Zau sac $40 D. M Pier y. L. QBater II o. H.. 3, .,
toNNtCTING at Ray RIDGE with ears for tho Beach
%rS fp Fsu i - Fay Iads going and coming
nom Bay Ridge to Beach, 20 minutes.
FARE, ROUND TRIP so CENTS.
The Is the qHIGkESI MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
BRooKIYN no MANHATTAN BEAcH.-Trnins leave
Eatt Ne" erk at $50 40 9O5. 1913, ILLS m 1875.
EXcGIsi0N Tit'IP' q 20 ' cEN ~. p H.
RRQ0KLYN aud JERSEY CTrY-The boats
A. ~ the "BkOOKLGN ANNEX are making the
on The pGnnsylysna Iairoa - well INC Day Boats
zoos tuli"n-si. booglyn.
CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
NoR d and Vest eo F f WE ~ 1S 9 s INV NV
a,meI.. E4T TI TIE s9rey new .gd %aeen palace
agraiys s1Sepe a. p o Sn per 49, r. r. foot q
points. Joseph CORNELL sGSeriatendent 49,
R0NDOUT aad MISUNDERSTANDING at New
buTgh, PouCAkeepsie, Highland Falls ysst Point.
Del r H. 1S SS rToa%s cceSIf S Sna IsiI qNe
BALDWIN irom Pier foot sorng-'t n r. daily At p. r'
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Gliuations iUanieo--feudles.

At BOOKHAM'S, NO $50 4th-ave., near
atiuns. call Immediately. Enllsh French, SWcd ~. Ger
man. scotch iiSl help cooks laircse-. CHAMBER
made, wEit'easr ladies' maids, nurses lOuseNOrers ana
thsse lately lnude'i
NOOK-By a Protestant woman, ~ frst-class
" eook Country rrecrrd Best reference. 800 west
2Gthsr.
COOK.-Wanted, situation by hrst-claSs
i Srnch Protestant Excellent references; eity
country. Mss KEYkOLDS's NEW PROTESTANT
AGENCY, Az 4f'ave.
GOOK. A situation wanted by a respectable
Y Scotch Protestant young Woaan g'rt cock excel
No postal CARD. 39d Efsi - lisi
sNOOK-Assist with washing. by Scotch
" ,Oang y~iy goo cook; meats game ISL inWl
no souPs; sNd pastry, br' aid D.-e,nt baker
sober. h0rrt Ed obhEins country O ty AAh az 500 oth
ave-. 2Jtst
C0OK. WASH. IRON, ard GENERAL ROUSE
" wOkk-By German prls; int cly Q, country. Can os
seen. with reference, tho PROTESTANT HDMi, 30
5ta-sve. Al asus' seovr 0h-st
TOOK and WAITRESS.-TwO very excellent
v giia tSvstcl want aces tosethct Ia ely o. clIpi}
root reference. can ~ 800 ch I've, neal 2I'-at.
EOOK and HOUSEWORK. two sisters,
Y lI8tssIis. wait sisstous city country. together
separate. or, = ers et wash and Homer brcal house
tafs useful C.B be seen a toe PROTESTANT BIZ.
EGtU ~ ,ih.r,v.. 'orFtt h'Hsr above lOthst
EHhNBERWORk. WAITRESS and USE
Y tIGL-Arsrieab wsats siiaann ter ,isy
trs sHc - 4"S t au J. true has 81 ..ly references.
s,r., +th hoasv above tI--'.
INIRST- Glass SERVANTS for city and conn
4 ~ Zoe oltaInsd e ~, LADIES EMPLOYMENT
EV ~. 4s.rs aR- BIes' s.eria. attention paid 10
si-,rc D., m"s. a.. re4,io-,. rssene e. by mail.
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Cost au0 Sonu0.

4 CHECK, dated August 20, 1877, on Broad
~ way National Bank. sJ75-signod L0ckwoOt-0f
value Persons cautioned against negotiating same
payment has been stopped.
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~ Ferry station Newly ork foot of Libcrtyst
Commencing MAY ~, lS17-lFains leave as follows:
G.3j a. m.-FOr Pennington Easton, BeiydeFe, Manch
Chunk Tamaqua iikosbaTTe timiTa &c.
$40 a. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch LasOn H. isGdre,
MauCh Chunk, Tamaqua, NiiFcsbeire WiilauspJ4I We
r.. y. 49, Somervie Pennington.
D. m.-Fm Pennington, EastoD Manch CHUNK, wilkes
barre, Tnmaqua HaZieOu, Reading, POtsyc, harrisburg
y. T.For High Bridge Branch Easion, Bevidere. ana
Cattfduqua.
$40 p M, GayFor Easton. Allentown, and Harrisburg
$50 p m-For hast0u.
SUNDAY TItAlNE-Ieaye at $50 q. ~ p. for
Brook intermediate points s at 5!SV D. H. Tor
ia ton. Reading. aud Harrisburg