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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

SHEnIFF,S sALE.
&NEWIFFIN SALE. ,T--T TI"
VS. Cnnrtof

-
Andrew Roach Roach In Wood cguqiy, o.,
Gilbert Beach, ct al. Common Pleas.
By virtue of an alias order Of sa le, ,issu ed in the
above entitled cause, the Clerk ui the Court
oi Common Pleas, OF Wood county, Ohio, aud to
me directed aud delivered will Offer for sale
AZ public ynndne, At the front door OF tho Court
House Ia Bowling Green, on
tuesday, January 22d, 1878,
between III aud ~ n'clock forenoon, Of said
day the following described ren estate, to vii
The west half If the south la II uf the north
west quarter of section No. twenty four t2I),
town No. ono tD,~ the United States Reserve,
containing FORTY, (40l acres pf land, Ia Wood
county, Ohio. Appraised at 81 $40.
Also, the north half Of the southeast quartz Z
at the northwest quarter of section No. twenty
four (E4l in township No. onetD. OF the United
States Reserve, containing twenty (2O) acres
m land, IN Wood onnnty, Ohm.
Appraised at 81 100.
Also, the south half IT the sAutheast quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section 40. twenty
iohr 2ij, in township M. oHr L. % the United
States Reserve, cnntaing twenty (20) acres ol
land in WUud county Ohio. Appraised at 81 90.
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
0RRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
Cook Il TRoUP Def'tS Att'ys.
December 20, 1877. 36eSI0 60
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

We answered fully and candidly the
questions submitted By Mr.. EvERs to Mr..
WAaooNER in that momcntous "open let
ter" Mr. E. has had two weeks to ponder
upon those answers but they have not
ELECTED word Of comment from him,
from Item," or from the ubiquitous cor
respondent, Republican" alias "Observ-
er," alias Rapids." This silence, coupled
with the continued mouthing of removal
shows the utter mcanncss and .malisnity of
the trio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

Suppose Mr.. WAGaoSER should Nttepipi
to dictate to Mr.. EvERs, whom the latter
should employ in his office and to attend
to his money matters. Would not Mr.. f.
fare up and justly too, and exclaim, "thi'
is my business, not yours; keep yonr hands
OFF," Would the iupcrtincnce Of Mr.. w
be greater than was thttof EvEHs, when
he sought to dictate the employees Of Mr..
W. in business of more than hundred
thousand times greater Importance
"Iteln" "y YOU hearp .t.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

The Gin. Commercial says "David Davis
is a silver man, and rolls on like the silver
moon" tn. NaS, in the last issue of Hdr-
pcr's Weekly, act DAVIS rolling and when
the force OF the profelling power was spent
his last 'wabbIe' was in the direction Of the
Democracy. Too much darkness there Tor
81 liver moons.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
NORMAN L. MUNRO,
II BsekInan ST my.
BREAKFAST TARLE.

1t will kill the blues stone dead, and all your
home with happy, heallhful mrth
It's not a cImic paper, full Of stale thin
Jokes and conundrums, but a live, fresh, spicv,
a ry family journal, with an orig inal humorous
feature predominant, first class in every re-
spect, full Of choice readiug for the family cir
Gle. pure in tone and healthful influence. It's
articles are copied all over the country by pa
pers that do not print rubbish. Il is paper
that needs no recommendation but to be seen.
IL is large forty-eight cnlumn sheet, hand.
some printed. Send Scent stamp to the
publishers and you will receive a sample copy.
The paper is sent free one year to ali persons
getting mp clubs of five and over, in addition
to cash clmmisSnns. Ad,lress,
L. r. BROWN x CO., Publishers,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

We are not surprised that the great
"opcn Letter Writer" should become tired
with his gigantic lObors. Even the noun
tain had to labor In bringing forth mouse,
and it is not strange therefore that Capt.
EvEas should becom, exhausted in giving
birth to offspring no greater than mouse
dro1 ..Isi .... t
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

ave don't want a war with Mexico
says the Graphic. "Some day Mexico will
gravitate toward us." Well, in this in
stance, we are opposed to the laws Of grav-
itation. The United States has enough
worry on her hands, with the Indians.
tramps, the freedmen, and the Chinese.
These Mexicans would he more than II
feather to break our cHmela back. The
political elements are so badly commingled
that an additional load OF contention, such
as must come from that volcanic nation,
would have the effect Of hurting Brother
Jonathan to his gods. B .eaLtdst Tabls.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

Two weeks ago, the Sentinel invited us to
Bowling Green to hear Gen. KILPATRIcK's
lecture. Last week, it announced the Ice
ture "off." This week it invites us out to
examine the subscription books Of the con-
Germ for new subscrihers! The latter
would he a "thundsrn' sight" worse sell
than the former ...l..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

Tie rerryRbnrg Journal of last week
presented our Postotfioe muddle in new
and attractive light. Be careful, Timmons,
or that ladder may ba elevated alongside
your highneEs, and some one climb your
ear; that will I've worse than being peted
with sacks Of four and plaster paris YES
ton Reporter.
Was that your Postoffice muddle? Why
didn't you tell us that before? AS to
climbing our ear, &C., &C., we made up out
mind soma time since that we wouldn't
have IT,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
Capt. Evers' Reply TO Ben. Butler.

BowLrNG GREEN, o., Dec. goth, II.
FRIEND TtMMoNs PLEASE say to Gen.
Butler that | thank him very muchly for
his kin letter TO me, and that am tired
and can not write him an open letter US he
wants me to.
Your afftctionate friend,
Capt. CHARLES WELLINGTON EvERs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
'FNEw ADvERTrsEMrNTs.
SHEl,IFF,S SALE.

Edwin Reed, ! In Wood Gu o. d.
Us. Court nf
Henry IRA Gsnspereer, ct al, CoDimeu Pleas.
By virtns ofian order of sale, issued
Clerk Of the CouttH Cun,mnn Pleas. Of wsm
county, Ohio, andio me directed and de ivered,
! will offer for sale ~ pubiic yendne. ut the
front donrof the Court House, IN Bowling
Green, on
Tucsdayy January g9d, 1878,
Between II and IL n'clnck rnrenuon, of said dav,
the following described real estate, to-wit,
The west hlf Of the southeast quarter nj
section thirtyhve tJ5i ,lowp4hip, seven "a
north, range twslve IL leAst, ID Wood cuuutr
Ohio. Terms If Sale Cash.
Appraised at 81 500.
- ! ''-'.---.--'-' URKIY HESRys,isteria
DoDoE& PILLARS, PltIs ,Au'yt.
Doc. 20, 1871! ''uf 36S1 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

New PostOfIlce.-We congratulate our
neighbors in the vicinity Of Stony Ridge
on being able to SECURE daily mail. A
dry goods, grocery store, and postofrice
have been established on the Pike, at the
crossing OF the Columbus & Toledo Rail
road, with our old friend, JACOB MAYER,
as Postmaster, and w CRAWFORD Deputy
aud X. X. Agent. The mail bags and keys
were received on Saturday last. The name
given the new office is LcM0yne, p. o."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
LEGAL ADvERTIsIM1'a,
IMPROVED ROAD No. 62.


NOTICE is hereby given to Elisabeth Yea.
IN ger, George Wtke, Nicholas Weicks,
Execntors of w. v. Way, Nicholas Emch, viii.
liam F. Wilson, Charles Kreps, John Snyder,
F. T. Pennywell, VIM. Walter, John 0sbcre,
Samuel Fahrer, Buckley Johnson, n. q. Law
renee, II. Neiderhouse, d. Kllngier, Peter
Weick, John Barton, VIM, Barton. N. Carpen.
ter, John Arm, John. Haas, George Haas, George
SiIer, Henry Speck, Fred Treuscheli, J. NJ.
Hall, John Shiderer, Martin Limner, e. W.
Merry, James Frusher, Wygant Haas, Wilhelm
lianer, Arnold McMahan, Geo. D. Kreps, John
Ault, John Schneider, Jaceb II Moreloek,
John l.. Morelock, John A. Moreloek, Lewis
Reilzel, Frank Haas, Jnhn q. Sprol, Joseph
Miller, Christian Velter, Ann y. Marklof, John
I.esiie, Amy Shaner, john A. Dover, Sarah
N, Byers, john + .SohrHoer, Hartman Schrader,
John Warns, ngls Bnfnsnn, Chahes Burk-
hardt, George Albert, John Janson, David
Hatcher, J w. Ross, Edgar Sawyer, Daniel
Duly, Joseph Eeber, David ERbert, EureuA
Brown, NJ. Barnett, Martin Ault Joseph Ault,
Margaret Seibenhaar, Frank Haas. John Sci
berhanr, John Smith, Herman Kpp. Henry
Brnker, Charles Holler, AuRust Gutzweiler, :,
Frederick Reikcrt Franklin NJ. Clague, Ro-
beke J. 0erdes. Ralph p. Buck land, r. J. Caid.
we'll, JohnJ Gerdes, Andrew Janeson, Lucius
lindley Walter Davidson u. Baird, Sanford
Howard, Enos Bellville, ". +. 4 5. N. Young.
Jane stewart, Hugh Stewart, David Main,
Perry Emmet, Jeennette Stewart, john Ebety,
OenrgG Ietnerer, Freu IrenSlieI, Jos. Speck,
John F. SNYDER. Adam Kaufman Henry Car
penter, Fiiel ReSicl, Mnthias Gekei. Henry
l,rnka, J. 7. Reilher, lrena Duhammol, r. h
Il. Cnllins, II, Buckhurst, NJ. Aidermnti, John
Boyer, Martin Henry, Christian Spilker, Jnha
Barton, ]. Lewis Raub, James Phillips. Frank
Sampson, fcAabbd Mead. Alvin Y. Phillips,
YpsilanH Phillips, William Witzler, E. 4 n.
Collins, George McCrnry, ]. F. Naab. Irene
Thompson. James Frnsher, Geo. Rnppe John
4 Joseph Swartz James Callen, Frederick W.
Budt. Henry Hungary, Henry Lindenevrr,
john lIyers, William Brinker, Henry Grnllr,
Y. Schradcr, Hartman Schrader, john Heck
Ter, Casper Snyder, Henry Hungary Christian
Daily, Alexander Beard George W. Shoe
maker, Mary Beard, II. Shnemnk ker. Wallace
Shoemaker ID. J, Shoemaker. John nrinker.
Mary A. Spilker NJ. q. JaInes"n. BehTends
Jameson, Jacob Ilerminrer, ] +. 4 II. SchIa-
Ter, Urilia a. Beard, Cynthia =. Vansicklr,
David j. Shoemaker, Wallace Shoemaker, II.
u. Kendall Alexander Beard, William III gins,
Robert Fpnton, md To the nm resident owners
of the following dpscribe lands t0.wit:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
SEIERIFF,S SALE.

Grasser & Brand. In Wood County, o.,
VS.. Cnurln nF
Gsoree Russell, ct al Common Pleas.
by virtue of nn order OF sale. issued in the
above entitled cause, bv the Clerk OF the
Courtof Common rleAsDf Wood county. Ohi",
and to me directed and delivered. will offer Tor
sale atpublic vendue nj the fr mt door uf tho
Court House in Bowling GreeH,on
Tuesday, January 18th, 1873,
Between | 0 aud II n'cl ck forrnoon, of said day,
the following described real estate tn-wit:
lot number one hundred aud fnrtv four l44, 4,
in Maxfeld, II imiltnn and TrcadwelFs addi-
iioh to the town of Millbury, Wood county,
Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraisrdat $500.
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
G J.. EE.asDY, Pl'tTs Au's.
Dec, l3, 1877. 3j$7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

"Fouke put in his ydgp."
"Fouke's wlp sounds a. though he
scented game"
"Who applaud and yclp in shouts and
praise. ."--Ssrtinel.
Beautiful learned dignihed "dem
fnin 70 EvERs' choicest stvle H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

Thswew Democratic daily, the roa, un.
der tire management Of Col. JOHN Cock
ERrLt, late Of the Gin. Enquirer, has made
it's appearance az Washington.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
RECEIVER,S SALE.
Perrvsburg, Dec. Is, 1871.
4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.
"A
Charles +. Chapman, Pltff,

Slnalwond and " inning, Grove, J. r..
whose first names arc unknow for Lake town
tn plaintiff aud formally doing ship, w o d
business in lalcha, Ohio, nm county, Ohio.
der the frm name al Small.
wood aud Winning Defls.
said derendints will take nntice that m the
LIST day nf December, Al 1877, snid Justice
issued m nrder 0f attachment Ia favor of said
plaintiff aud against sail defeudtnts, for the
sum If So and So 100 dollars and SI5 probable
costs Or suit. A. NJ. TREAUWELIi.
Dec. 6. 1877. 3Ic$2 Airy for Plrf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
TcmpcrnncC Mectmr. .-Notwitbstnnt

ing the inclement weather of Wednesday
evening, the Baptist Church was well
filled with People to listen to an an cmi.
nently practical address from Mr.. J. l..
BEACH, Of Chicago. All felt woll paid for
their attendance.
o. next Wednesday evening, hy special
invitation, f. lloLLESBEcK, Esq, will
give the Temperance Union talk about
tenlpetunce-not talk on temperance.
Let the church be we'll filled.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
! LANES IriMMONs. EIItor.

Mr.. ReEp's name is again before the
Senate, and Capt. DowNSo holds the Post
office KEYS at Toledo. This is the present
ituaiion.
In noticing the offer made to Senator
PArrERsoS to lecture upon the South, the
Philadelphia Press makes the nation blush
by the remark, that Americans who can
not achieve fans have still one never.fail-
ingresource-. ll-fame is equally profitable"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
Railroad Accom- M datlon.--Mr. VIC

Railroad AccommOda lOn.--Mr. WIe.
GINS, proprietor of the Bowling Green &
Tontogany Railroad has made arrange
ments with the d. & NJ. Road by which he
is permitted to make two trips per day
morning and evening-between Bowling
Green and Pcrrysburg during the session
of court, at the former place, which will
convene on the I'd Of january. This will
be great accommodation to the people in
this part Of the county who have business
at court, nnd we trust the enterprise of Mr..
WIGerNs will be iully appreciated.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

TIarper's Magazine for January, 1878.
-Harpsr's Jfag0uine for Jannary is a mirror
held up 10 many parts Of tho world, and giving
back as many interesting pictures as could be
crowded into a single Number of this largest
aud most compact Of all the Magazines.
The pictures in ~. Glimpse of Prague" ar
OF the Bohemian capital, rspete with picture
ssque and historical associations. Here we
have the wonderful arlsbridge, with its beau
tiful old tower the Cathedral Of st. Yitus .
Walleustein's old palaeei and tho old room Of
the senator's in the royal palace, out Of whose
windows the imperial councillors were thrown
the beginning Of the Thirty Years. War.
From Bohemia, we are transported to the
celebrated Hot Springs Of Arkansas" treated
in pap'r prnfusely illustrated, and as useful
to those ~ ,eciIllY interested in this American
Baden as it Is picturesque and entertaining to
general readers.
From Arkansas We are carried to the Valley
If the Wye, m the Welsh Border" and the
magnificent ruins Of Chepslsw and Raglan cas-
ties, and OF Fintern Abbey, are laid before us
IN cxcelleni engraving.
Thence we are brought home again L. Life
IN lirol lway," treated in Mr.. RIBKING's hal =
piest in, aud illustrated hy nur best artists
In SapPho, we haSea -b"auiirnl novelette, of
tragic interest from the pen ~ Mrs G. V. HAN.
ILTOS, with three remark. bly, effective lllnstra
| linns Inv Abbey. This tragedy eliminating
hndrr Italian SkirS is followed by one nf a more
| familiar kind in the brisf but touching sketch
Of Mike. also finely illustrated,
| j. I. rROwBRtDGE contributes Old Man GRAM
| another Of bis Ba llads Of To-Day, with three
capital Illustrations bv Rheinhar.
| W DEFoRnEsT, in brillia Mt paper, shows
| how the Turks fough against the Russians just
| fifty years ago.
| CHARLOTTE ADAMS contributes brisr sketch.
entitled christmas in Venice, full of pictures
tbat are almost poems.
! This Number contains se everal eHcel lsnt short
stor'SL Mas THAcksRY concludes her brAuti-
:ul Alpine story, Da CapO. The n4xt Mum
Der of HaIPsr sto have the commencement Of
! two new serial nivels -nne by WILLIAM RLAoK
entitled MacleO nf Dare, illustrated bv Petite,
Millais, and other diNing uished English art,
sts the other bT THoNAs llARDY, entitled
The Renrn of The Native, also effectively
| ilnsti ated.
Mrs. FRENoSr concludes the interesting
story of her liie in Calirefnia--a generation
ago. r'
Besides TRowRRIDGEs ballad, there are DO
ems contribute by q, p. CRAHoH, ELLIS GRAY.
kpoAR FAwcRrr. and 8. s. CoNANT.
The Editorial rpartments--Always the most
interesting portion Of HarPer--are full cf noysl |
and timely mat or.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

"Mr. u Mrs. A. Q. Prlce."--We are
in receipt of two neatly printed cards,
united by a white satin ribbon in a double
bow knot, the larger containing the above
inscription md the smaller simply Georgia
I'lunchfll," with the envelope enclosing
them posimarked at Toledo. Is this n
challenge or what is it? No time or
place is given. We can't recognize anony-
NOUS challenges aud go cropping about in
the dark to find our antagonist, especially
when he has selected second before the
terms, time and place have been arranged
for hostile meeting. No cards--in reply
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21

Will somebody make answer to L1LIa
NJ. DARsr's sensible inquiry in the Circle
vills Herald!
"Why will the singers never sing the
songs our hearts are hungry for? Why
will they never make vocal for us, tones
which we all would sound but cannot =?
The grandest opera singing can but please
us as beautiful Instrumentation doe The
perfect music set to words that wakens
the heart throb, sets the cheek to glowing,
the eye to glistening, is even higher art in
its truth to nature"
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TO nm act which Mr.. Forrest was perhaps already
sorry for.
You are mistaken Everard said, and his young
manhood asserted itself in Josephiues defense.
"Your daughter not more to blame than my
self. We both knew what We were dom and am
not sorry, except for the trouble III which il would
involve me II il were known az once that was mar
ried.'
" II need not he known except to ourselves" Mrs.
Fleming answered vOlnbly. What is done cannot
promise that the secret shall be kept long you
like. JOsey Will remain with me she n, and You
will return to college and graduate il last night
had never been. Then, when you are in a position
to claim your wife you can do 50. and acknowledge
il 60 your father
just l,efore Everard left Josephine for the train.
she said 10 him:
Il avn so mortified and ashamed when remember
how eagerly seemed to respond to DR.. Matthew
sons proposition that be married In earnest.
but believe me- did NOT mean IT, or consider what
| Wa saying; 10 when you gone doR't think of
me as a brazen-taced creature &eho asked you TO
marry her, viii yous"
What answer could he give her except to assure
her that he esteemed her as everything lovely and
said goodby, and left her kissing her hand to him
she stood IN the doorway under the spreading hop
vine, the Summer sunshine falling in lecks upon her
golden hair, and her biuc eyes full of tears ~ he
hun as he sped away to the westward toward bis
home and which helped to stihe his u>,gment and
reason whenever they attempted protest against
what la had done, but IL could not quite smother
the fear and dread at his heart when he reflected
what the consequences of this rash marriage would
be should his father find it out. TIE Neao- York
Weekiy. No. l3, which Is now ready and for sale
everywhere, contains the continuation of this en-
trancing story THE FORREST HOUSE; or, EVE
RARD's REPENTANCE
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CHAPTER III.
TIE MOCK MARRIAGE.


The long hall or rather ballroom, OF the Oh Eagle
..~,, VA. crowded to rs utmost capacity that july
MI for the entertainment. had been talked OF Tor
a innp time and a. the proceeds were to heip b9y
firc-.DgiDe. which was greatly needed, the Whole
town was interested. and The whoic Town was tnGte'
First on the programme came tabieius ana cii te'I
Inters-,crscd with music from the gioe cIup anu
rnllsc from the ElIicOt Band, and then JbeIe Nis "
graf hush Of expectation and eager ahticlpaIloh'
for The gem tine performance, the star Oh the e'ei
ing wa reserved for the Last.
Hebiud the scenes, III the little ante-roofns Whffe
the dressing and powdering. and masking, ana PSI
ing were all going on promiscuousiy, J9sepnips
Flaming vas IN "A state of great eXcltencnL put neis
was a face and complexion which never looked red
ar fired She was, perhaps shade Paier tbah her
wont and her eyes were brighter and Diuer as she
stood before the little twOfOOt glass giving tue last
touches to her bridal toilet. She had been before
the audience once in tic play as the sweet rustic
vonng girl in bingham dress aud whrte apron, mend
Inc her fathers aud brothers cocks, and carong
sinple soug She had been loudly cheered then, for
her acting wa perfect. and i'll her heart she bad
said What will they think of HE when they see
me in my bridal robes y
Ave. what indeed for never was real bride more
transcendently lovely than Josephine Fiemihg when
Ale stood at last ready aud waiting to be called IN
her asecy tarlatan. with her long vail sweeping BACK
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Eectures ano mestlras.


A MEXICAN INSTlIUTE.-The annual meet
~ ing Institute will be- held on I'll RSDhN, the LIST
q February 1871 az IT. rooms N The Copper building at
~ 0ciocA D. III. CHA>. NICK. LkOSEH, Issc. scc'Y.
4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-THE ANNUAL
~ ELECTION FOR Trustees and Mana V ID hr held aJ
the Cooper BudIng, en- TIi I,SDAY, tic ga
day OF February The Pol Will be opened at lu O'Clock a. ~
closed ~ : O'CLOCK .. ~.
CHARLES NICK LEOsER, Recording Secretary.
CHURCH OF HOLY TRINITY, Madlson-ave.
~ and Fortyscc uud st.-op" EVERY EVENING. eNfept
Saturiay. Rev. JOSEPH ODELL OF Brooklyn VII pfcaea
THIS EVENING, at 74j. IN are Invited
rT'HERE will be Il religions service in the
Z CENTRAL PkEsDITEhIAN CHURCH,
37th-st- Broadway,
every evening OF this week. but on
THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
The service viii begn e'ciocx
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SIiu1uJns UnuieJ-- 1lLles.

Suu1ugns DduieJ-- TlIles.
ARDENFR-A situation wanted az car
+err M ma vim understands hIs busiI IN
All Il, branches. experience best references. Al
dress " .2f William A.. New N0rk.
.NURSE.-Maic nUrsr. by cOmpetent and
.,uprra:r man rs u.SC SEX attendant Oh an
hvad gentleman good city reference. Address Il b. b.
Box 10, tuHaie Uptown oihce, I-"s BFos@ay.
Er<EFTL.-SitiIation wanted in any capacity
by vounc man has good business experience. and can
,pish r,t.rl,s rel f,ucs: objections location
4ruluut 81 vufk. G. II B"y =. Tribune uia,c
VA A!TER-A iirst-claSS cOicred waiter wishes
w aatEaton in pr family boarding house frst
class r l,rcnces. al 10 No 80 5thavc.
NSAITER-By a Frenchman who speaks
w English well ana has the highest Oi testimonials from
h,s former employer IT thoroughly efc5n strictly temper
1;a NV OF c6untr. can oO2 6tavc, between 31u ald
3Gth SIS
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rT'HE MESSRS. LEAViTT, Aactioneers.
IMPORTANT ART NOTICE.
AMERICAN ART GINS.
THE WINTER COLLECTION.
No'c exhibition free day and at the Art Rooms,
81 ami unri ~ sale. TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVEN Nos, Jan. 30 and H.
,,rb COLLECTION NJ Itntrys OF ge higLest srecicSee by
bet tH0frE Grtisfs.
T.boJiy fHest qad atpry NJ .Imerie1n
I'1iHan, Diaesd be'ors Inc gtibtic.
THE ME+SRS. LEAVITT, AuctioneeTs.
THIS TUEsDAY) EVENING, at the Ar Rooms SIT
Broafyay also, " EDNEsDAY EVENING, and Dow on e.
hlmtOn,
AMERICAN ART GEMS,
probably the nnest collection 81 Paintings by American
artists placed before ne public.
II not in every ins THEIR VERY BEST, yet
eerut and characteristic specimens Of their vurk'-N. I.
Tribune.
every respect worthy tbs attention Of coanGssenrs
brooklyn Eagle
No better collection Of Paintings By American artists has
brought together every Picture Is g0oa one
Express.
Tie sale VIII commence - oelocs.