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40 PHILADELPHIA,


THE OLD EsTABLIsIIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Furteen Through Trains way daily; three Depots III
Philadelphia two in Eew-Iork.
-Four Tracks Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time asi,ut ~Iia absolute safety.
NcvYGTk via DeSbrD6scS ard COrt
!aIidi Streets Ferries as follows:
30 $50 s H. $3.50 Llutei) 1879 y. m = a. 3 g. Z $780,
D. H. "a midnight. sunday, 800 A. m, D. o. Z $50 alh
IN. ID, ~ - ~, - = ~, d. ~,
ard II q m igiifl Express l:3J p. MI lao 1, $50 = and
7}5 D. M and II Midnight on sunday $40, 35O, Z, $50.
p H., I, :, :a.J u. H.. 9Bd - midnight
Ticket 6rcr go and 9it broadway, No Astor House
and ror a, DesbrOs-ps and COTandtsis No CCurtst,
Irgo,lva: Nos ia Il6 and us Hud-on.st, Hohoken
Depot jersey city. IMMIGRANT Ticket Giic' No Battery
place u. Nj BOY D. IT, GEM fas5ehgef Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
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5Eelmboafs ano Eallr0a0s.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave Norfork foot Desbroe3 and CortiaEt
SIC a u. ior Washington and the West Richmond
Charleston ahn a south. Pullman PariJr from
70 Baltimore aEd Washington making close connection for
Pittsbursl. Cincinnati u. LOUIS Louisville Chicago, SC.
j. M. Tor Washington. and FOR Richmond south
va G0fdo sy Pullman cars from New Ork % Baltimore
and NAs!Il-ton.
sleeDers from Newl0rk Baltimore asnzton making
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville,
Louis Pittsburgh, the South and Connects
WASHINGTON Ssh Trains for incnhuTg Florida NeWOTins.
ana the south
COrtaudt and DrsUTus-ps.sts. aud Depot jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS MA
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
- tr'T- stations n New ok foot Of Liberty IT. AID foot
Coaln-ae- Ian l. I5,7-Trairs leave New.york,
$50 g. nl-For Pennington, Eas;on Beytderc, SIa11h
Chunk. Gunalga, Wiikrstarrc tlrriTa.
So inf i.a-tJU Harrisburg Mach Chul l. Tama
qua. Wilkes ar-e. Mi.iiaGsTori, &c.
1890 a. and $50 p. al or NOnrry1lle and femingau
D. u.-Tor Pennington. k2stGu, MaItE Chunk. wilkes
barre. TaWaqua. ilztGn. Reading iotyie, Harrisburg
2. m.-For East 4, Re gtderc anl gaiasauqGa.
. o p u, t1.y-F1r tastu, A.ieut,"H -ud Harrisburg
Leave foot 81 Ciar sons 6:l5. 7:.5 SIP SI5 1919
u IS M. I24- 3.l.. al 3. 5.l5. 40, llio :. IN.
FOR rra ms 10 local points see time table stations
SUNDAY vHAiA--i+-tNt loot IJIrrty--t. go
$50 ION n fgr Bound Brook and points and
ar r 20 D. ri for Ea3ol. Reading, aEc Harrisburg
o. ag 70 ..c rom foot LlbertY-st- SIo, Las
(. J. ID. m. ffIt 7l ii j. q.
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Eusiness CHANCES.

TVRST-CLASS JOBBING and RETAIL BUSI-
reasonable win cood reason tor ceiling; rent low new
lease r,or.ncc =. Al L>, i2l br0Onest J. a. u % p IL
WILL SELL half or whole interest IN a val
w uabe PATENT article staple; lHtro- ieei cue yiI
over = ucO made Of expense Address EVANS boA "
Tribano Oficu.
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Gtcamboals aHo Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and al points on Housat0nic
and Naugatur i.al0ads. FaTa. 81 steamer BRIDGE.
PORT leaves Casbarne-s.p ll:3D and Bridgeport at
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no AL To WHOM THESE PRESENTS
! sHALL COMP OR Nay IL ANNWIsE CONCEEN,

4 SHALL COME OR NAY IN ANN"ish 'oNtEhN'
under and by virtue o. iocres Of Che Circuit Court Of
Iut.l states Tor TIE Western strict OF inr ~ ie
sixth CIrcii entered The twenty seventh Gay on NoN ~
AM Of the independence cf CuteG States te one i
and iI cause n equit, herein qenendn Sh.leh
cnfl1.giY ants anu the PlDiCAH AND MlN'il0
NAILEbAD COMPANY ard HENRY ". 5MIr HE'S are
ccieldaas ana pursuan; also % decree Of me D Court
hr JHted states 'of ne District o. hethcHg r-eih ~
vision The sixth ircut ent0gt on the sAth nay OF No
Ncubrr The Last rcsald IL cause m equity therein
Giants respectively said last mentioned cus being
llsry auclia 20 the cause lrs above Menil1ned
fle eisgued. HORACE J.. ANDREWS was ai-
10 m special Master by .d courts p"vuvy 90 ascertain
and d. he jus, and cquahr due % each holder
All owner respectively II b4ts coupons ISIS ed by said c
gaEr matt by the sad railroad company 20 sad F4lio - a.
A0aa Louis H. Meyer bearing cae frOr1y lsi ~ or
irol, u Paragraph VII. OF sad ccCrrs r>ec itt all
b.l,r, Such bonds aud coupons inquired u
prodE,e s,ch bonds aud COUPONS ned ~ tein isr'tlA
lore such special Aase On or before the Isi 'o5y
of ~ 1ub-i j. 1-1 beng the iu day 81 said month,
or and tal for the purpose o. receiving D'r 81
such bclds ana coupons, l. az ~" ',P.'|A .H-n'lt
sian .uI regular situss Che Once 81 ~" tt4A oi
Court 4 tire United states Tor tte western
District 1 Iauurssec, at the tlty Of A"upA Ic Ecss On
an thuislu. eight Hun.Trc 2ni
~ n and saal also h.ld special stilcs Ike pur-
Stsas District OF tuchT Western DIVISION IL The
CITY Fsdu an keu1 X. on tl' hi't M"nGay a.. ne
an 20 office 90 B'trg ". SnlihrIS, tSg- ~
mr. 0-l. tI orb in i- state 81 st" ORR, on tAr i7t
M.uiy n t8e month 0i August one I'NAhu el A'4, l
aac 5gIcni seven and os Saca eltf uAs o. s% tai III.
tlcs FROM e. umc De adjourned 10 ana ih'i men
AZ 8er, party go sad suits resecitt OF 3u4 owner &"
ans basL- Issued llurT sad mortgage, Nl d. 2u @l ain"
a. corporation - De- ci.lLed
A. mold b1Ats or coupons % have
sTe. .I,i-l allowed by in AS suc special Mast
Tbs beng yeu in pursuacc OF anu ID ACCORDANCE
NA '-' -i'' '--'-' SIM HORACE z ANDREWS.
~
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financial.
.Circnit Court of the United

EGAL NOIlCE-CrcultC out OF Ihe Ohitcu
- SisseS F y. and b. ALEXANDER surviving Trus
hes ETC. an SS alS ORLEANS. 81 houIs AND CHICAGO
A1BoAp GoMPSd and S e51sI and aaoiv conferred
~ e Of the aite states for the the s southern
Utica ne I'D day 81 Dseeee T I'M s@G 1s S by
yree o. r, 81 Tsnnees between the parties aforesaid
and er the 9th q Janas 1871 s9e BY
% Circuit Court United states for the District Of ken
.Se y ecree entered in ths District Court, toe United
States northern District q mississippi between ne
ss9vs pt e az" ier@s Of Rs deed q trust said
ee@r, a. ~ n Y8csd J. Fo1sa John Newell and X
4 % s = Nay D. Is75 and 10 pfoyie Tor the payment
trustees via sell At paane auction 10 tle 9sn' P 4
directed che said DEGREES he entire tnloaesI IN
% he oor o. The Court house Of the Crco Court q the
li, states IN Jsckson. MISSISSIPPI 6twron me hours OF
Epr A. D. ST. the property described IN The SAID decres
and the aeeo d , MsifG Central Railroad Company
eorPoy1. 0,leans - olis and CHICAGO Railroad com,
y chg the city Of Canton in The state of Mis-
si.i sud extending noIthwardy troueh Mississippi and
rara Tennessee and keatacy 70 the LETT bank Of the OHIO
Iyer opposite arr az al ss W." f Sn Of me- ssG ys i
I Cirl Ioad SGm}any ngnd l ne as e 5 4,
ill., U.s.. & a1itss coSnsct1 and consaidatnr with other
cng rhis and pny5sses; s,aoh g sn Su ,S S;
gssa IN connection iih the same engines cars, rolling
,p viii said rairUad which has been scquircd and
al bs stnrk corporation OF its naming
~ - and held fT said corporation ana al repair shops,
brgnsS. houscs. Offices, buildings add furuTe iuel am al
4rara for the operation and business OF ,G road
grhouss ffe-hthouses end al aads-Nlth the power 70
collect rents and tolls tcrfrom, ana al lne lt
n and ~ the said corr grafton ana IL assigns s lUl
A. granted On tLc deed ~ trust azores ~ ann
Whr we ar. authorized 20 sell under the SAID deed Of trust
stsTesaid. AID DEGREES 0f ghe courts Aforesaid
said property 90 be made III Uuk TOT cash 20 me
hjehes' I4dCT az the time ut the sale.
q bOndhC. tLc properly
a. -ese,vel iu ne DEGREES. JOHN NEWELL,
JUNlCS b. ALEXANDER,
Surviving Trustees.
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(llCiGO, BIRLiyG7OYG QUINCY RhtO.
Five Per Cent Sinking
Fund 25-Y8ar Bonds.
fRterest payable ApyH ! and Oct. l.
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

Whole emouut authorized s2-oOoOO Of which s22OooOo
ar issued Company ing 100000 for iaure needs
These bonds are secured by 52JOOOOO 81 Ions IiocK
Ists1c Chicago H. L. CO. Per Cent f'fs' 4"FSa5s
Bond, dey,slieJ viii the England Trust company o
Boston Trustees The named road ~ Oniie' I'D ens
has been lossed " tie Chicago Burlington ard Quincy l. X
% iOr g year, with reue the Chicago Burlington ana
Sne| T. T. agreeing pay $4,000 per anhui- reHlaL
ftssryiDg sufficient pay interest on TINS Issue o'
pr cents, paving The tue NewinghH Trust
COMPANY which contracts apply IL sinking una al
by R0lds annually under par and interest 10y
tis sinking Fund al II BOndsn taken al par "l be
ASeorbet 5y maturity.
We mvs tie Of Trustees AID Other nv es"rs 20
hs t0ns the belief tlat investment they are eA
eepoualy The appreciation IN the value OF uie Bonus
AZ hey approach viii Dee materially enhanced py inc
operative " Iie Sinking Fund.
4he prce for present has been hxea at - ana agc
Interest al Which they pay the investor ever per eat
Der alnun.
MORTON, BLISS & Co.,
DREXKL BUILDING, SEW-YoRk-
LEE, HlcCsNSON & Co.,
Vi sTATE-sT, BOSTON.
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Eectures aao Aleetlnos.

JUDGE BICK'S TOUR THROUGH INDIA
~ with stercopcon Views aud organ A, compartment a
IT. PSuls lurch Fourth ave. II iveaty ucoIn s,
To ESDAY March D. al O'Clock Tckets 80 cents, az 80.
BroidTay al Randulpa's, and at GGrleys.
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X T. SptCIaI
\ R-An INVENTOR of property has been filed in the
Crit court az Jackson Miss AID by tle Receiver u
~ IN eoprt ~ 81 3taWSw
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aitnatlnns rpanlso--fema!es.

A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK THRU Ne WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICES .3SS Broadway, corner Thirty Arst
4 or sos West Twenty thirdst, cor EiShth have 1o1
grl ave cor Furtysevurthsf: at the HARLEM OFFICE,
No s,,-i third ave- northumberland twenty ourthst
(IarieID Savings Bank Building ~ 10 p n al regular
once rates.
At SiMMSs SELECT AGENCY, No. SAB
a 6thaye, hrsteass colored cooks, eham9eruilds
.atrs-ae. nurses general house HofksrA &C.
also male SERVANTS for every capacity. al te shortest
notice.
An experienced DRESSMAKER wants few
n more engagements by the day week; good hand at
akng over dresses objections 10 60 out Of the city
terms moderate. Please address A. NJ, Uptown Tribune
once, l,23s broadway.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE lsTRIPLE SHEET
financial.


THE KE0KUK AND DIES MONIES RAIL-
all bonds o this Company will be paid after that date at the
Pheuix National Bank, - Wall St - - -
XVANTED-S2, 900 on second mortgage for
w good city improved property
mortgages onehan value OF pr0pertyi rental
$1,000. Address b. w. $, r Q. station d.
WANTED.
w Chicago Danve and vncennes R. r. lists, National
Trust Co receipta.
Kansas Pacific X R. 6s February and August issue.
NewJegsey Midland Il. r. lat Is
Port Huron rnd Lake Michigan X. r. lst 70.
Minnesota state bonds, r. r. issue.
ST. Joseph and ST. Louis r. L. stock.
Buchanan County. Mo; 10 ?. G bonds
Indianapolis and 81 Loais r. X lst IS
HANNA BROS, III WALL and = NEW-sT, y. Y.
FOR SALE.
Il Cincnnat 7.3O bonds. st. Louis 6s.
Louisville z p. C. bonds, Grand Rapids Mich, %.
state Illinois p 10 p. Registered County bonds
Cincinnati aud Springfield ls Mortgage Guaranteed Douos
PEORIA Pekin ana jacksonville lat Mortgage bonds.
WANTED.
City OF ST. Joseph no, 10 y. G. bonds
CITY " Evansvlle bonds. City OF New. orleans bonds
Buchanan County, Mo- 10 p. c. bonds
south GeOrgia and FlOri.a Il. K bonds
Indiana Central r. K. I'd Mortgage 10 p. C. bonds
State OF Minnesota Repudaied bond.
VIM. IL. UTLEY, 10 WALi-sT.
GSn 800, 5000, $500, 81, 900.
USPOs ALEX. FROTHINGHAM ~ Co, Bankers and
Brokers' Walisi for customers desirable IN
large small amounts IN stocks az legitimate
character which frequently pay rom five 70 twenty times the
amOaut invested every thiTty days.
Reliable stock Privileges negotiated at favorable rates
bought and carried e. long desired ON deposit OF three
per Explanatory circulars and weekly reports
sent free.
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Eort.. nnh.st. ana MaaIs,flaye
pev CEORGE II. HEPWOHfll, pastor
e@rv1ces TOMORROW az 1910 aud 40 800,
~ EXITING THE HOUSE READY fOhLtDlFs
oCCfpASCY" Evening: THREE aIEfo Io"Ahp
sunday school and Conversational Bible class az y
x.oT.ag,s Meeting W EDNESDA Afi EltNODN AZ .
.Vanng Mems Meeting On WEDNI-2DAl ~ ~, al
sGeucral PRAYER Mo, ing on FH.lDA1 EN1aINo.
~ uee,a, will preach In the Church Of the stransers
Ut. 49, n aTcrley. place, TOMORROW, az 1850
orjoe md 100 evening All the seats free AMI ushers
meet strangers ct The C0Oi'
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TNHONAS DENNY 81 Co.. 80 Wal-st.
onds r th or on credit a. NtgY Stock Exchange
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Mnsical jnsiruneTls

FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS 1t
a verv great bargains used bat very snort
te b. a- ant really almost -OOd new;
fully warranted In every respect
Please call al the
WEBER wAREROOMS. SHAVE. AMI l6thst
1 IGHTTE & ERNST, old house Of L;hte &,
Bradbury. Offer their splendid PIASUFokIES No low
prices Easy monthly fay meHls, al IL hGtf .IL Also
"a 4 N ElNIIAN DIltAN-.
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OFc On EHE DrBrQgE ap sIor1 CTf I, +, ~ Z Co

OFFIcz OF rHK DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY r. r. co"
81 William 81, NEw-N ORR March -. 1871.
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND Of ONE and one
~ HALF u ~ PER CENT has been declared on te STOCK
al this COpanv payabf the 10Th day Of Apr next AZ the
Office OF NJ X Jesun Co 10 Stockholders Registered
rs -c Al closing Transfer books will be closed
w. J. B. DCMONT. Treasurer
VTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PEI CENT on the capta
Of the Cm.n Pacific Railroad Company WI % pH- On
and after Aurl Stockholders % record March 20 lSl
NtwYors ;ocahotcrs VII be paid AT office OF tue mon
Trust COMPANY NtWIok, and Boston Stlc 11crs az te
oifo- Of The COMPANY "a Equitable Building. Boston 80,
The sock books viii De cHl March ~ ana repene PIN
3 HENRY MCFARLAND, treasurer.
Bosom, March l3. 1871
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4 GREAT OFFER We y;n da ri,


dispose o. 100 PIANOS and ORGANS -oond hand.
rsi ciiss makers, including WATERS N lower Fr!cc5
Instameut LEI uru gsi4 for t5ln ever Ne
fore offered WATERS Ora D. Stl RI aaa IAiGItf
PIANOS and Ol.fA Ans QNcLJDING IHElE NEN SOU
NENTA and BDUDpiR the BLST MADE. 1octlvo
p.auos $3.50; ia slCA a0t used wear stop Dr-ans,
$50; -" stops sd; 49, atOps sos -" stops $685. 'lO'
stops So: Is" stops. 500 Rot used yVar. ia prc Or
der. ant warranted. LOCAL and TRAY ELIAG AGESES
WANTED Illustrated Catalogues Nailct. \ hDerd 49,
Tsq~ssr, NE,teTs, "hETete, L0dge IT, - {
music half price. HORACE WATERS = Sons, Msud-
iaclHrers and Dealers 30 Fast ltha, Cui,asIElIe n y
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- X. BALL s. Co..
De No. - EAST l4TE-Sr.
Chickering'S Steinway and other Pianos and organs 10 .
iOrcasaL nstAlinenrs. and Tor rsni.
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t-saciatiGn Han.
Services commencing - EDAY, March % BIslH CIIrtS
e9n4nTe1 ~ t rrirs ic,s,E WaiBIyAr MET
mos Aed N tno Pa z, on ~ ~ n AD S- X cIy
~ n fVrN!NG at y O'clock 8,l9 3I1iTlSG
Except -a'agy a"@ 7aay N ssry /. ia a a classes "
At cL,cls-,rz HaIi. Fifhave corner Elssoarth-.r.-
Union Gospel services. Rev. ~A1tIIL tDLlNED VIZ
the atn ana ias sermon o. IL, f. re re- 90 . Inc
large choir SET IKE il,F5 I Pr neon. I.TS5GY
ENt-S IN" 81 .'ot -'uI'-'7''''' ''-'" '-'
,a,e,icsr empcran-r Union. LARGO han Of ire Cooper
Un.ou. >DA s. starch -, q O'Clock -'.t t"g ai'".A-
a. iio1. jolly !, HcEHAE o Ns4 .,Sr : N -
pAIke aaesue ~ Els. SOLO ~ Ar4 d. T. -.
Ir. D~CAk d. Nih ~. tlc- tl'l. l'''- 'l'7 '.' vac
T. B. CoSKIis secretary. J.B. GIBBS, President.
- -, ~. -,.,,, ---- ...I ri,.,. s....,,i --
7s p = ia5 5g " a 6 "a aud H. VIZ" preach
,,,.cccr -troet rDye-,ali- Charch corner Of DooD.
~ at;-.e Pas.S'' ~ ], 81 n isl COCK
No1,1r subject: How 10 ODsia Higher Experiences
~ a Cb1n Ina Evening SUBJECT The parable OF The
sheen and Goats"
-, =, (,,-.t, C---.7,h ave LsfToe1 TI-+0oTfl
Central u - hurch, ~ 1o,ni'o al iol, r
~ D., y h. ~ H. Iascr rev . \ 'IAkEOWEE
p -. - ,, ,,,,rct. F,ivs-yfa-.t near
pT,siIig1r ii.r J. D. WIL.ON. Plstor.ersice Al lo'a
d. ~ hi D. H. Also ~ahhatl-sC.D0l o. ~
No. Ca,res Of me Heavenly Rest,
SUNDAY-ll a. uL p. a.
D4IiaT ~ " a \, \, 1. IT. Iro,v Communion.
~ n IT,. -.,..-It.1 -sfl4.{I
7''-i'. J." NJ 90 49,
(,.rcb of the If0nemcut, H3dis0n-avc. and Twenty
.,,.I,'.r Row C. g.. T!ffANI, Tact1r.->unday school
q. on fv,. -.f1+. o. 20 II o. M and =. Preach
NO srr.t-o IL r. H. al seals Tree sld gtf3
cordially HTtt"L
.,-,r NJ the Ejo,y -eps!clsre. Seventy fouT 81,
-' pIV l. FILE SMITH, rrrOg.--er-
vices PALM - y DAY a. lO'- T. n -" - l - -
Thursday 81 i h M GOOD El-iaJ ~ IL d. H.
a., "A D, o.. otl.rC.vs. Z %. Il.
-,, .-..,t a. - s,s-trc. -,,ry.-- vr,. -f nr.
t'fncH HeHio. ~ ~ - -, a. n tDDDSgrT
wen 7e'nu a-t - 'ra<fa n, -,.u rn -.sf.
Hfaf,v .4ecr sf.f oarI- sun
ire IONS ',.pt'- - T'ii a. 81, -
day .tno, az . d. ~. - % I
Church of che Incarnation, 'ihi-oliyr u' my "
hi1i4si i''s' t,--p- a., .i.D N.sE S,y,,s gii
w. a. i4 'I" : ~ 3d. ,rr..qv and Thursday nj
tthetG ID III Cu..H % 49, ~ T. +, ~, ~
. y. m, aga Oh H5"U rAiN~' - - 90 -- -
Cnlvury 3nat.-i ChHrrh wen ara 81, % Ven rim
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Dipi0en0 Eotires

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
- RAILROAD CoMPANY.-A QUARTERLY blHEIL .
DEND Of Two PER CENT has been declared pay aDte
' " f. II TOWS. Treasurer.
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Religions Notltes.

Disciples of Christ,
Twenty -eighihst near Broadway,
Rev D. r. VAN BUsRIRK, Pastor.
Preaching SUNDAY MORNING and EVENING.
Public Bible class TUESDAY EVENING.
Come and welcome
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Tnborasric iSnDts-t (:iurCa,
2d-ayt.. between luth ana "a Sta
Rev. j. %. HOLMk.. ID. d.,
val prea.a
MORNING AND EVENING.
Al cordially iuyite!.
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OCEAN RATIONAL BANK
ASSETS AT AUCTION,
MARCH q, 1877. -
FOR catalogue apply 70 ADRIAN n. MULLER & son,
Pine-s;. OF Tho Receiver, u Nassaust - 100
THEODORE a. DAVIS,
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'~ischr- MEtCu " Eu0Avi.-. in I5a---..---.i2 3 iH
,ou;E Lngl, woOo 10 south Chicago, llhnois-- 8 ia
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Religious GoIicc5,


AZ Stnnr,n street Bnpsi-; Church. Rev sANUEL J.
KNAPP. SABBATH MORNING AZ 1890. A coIdlai vel
come a. AL
Church or Mission IN eU-York slupLed with
preaching on reasonable forms Address MINISTERIAL
BU NEtU. 81 Nar-Ck-sL"
An .Cui.' Church. Fourthave, corner Tv.'u, 81
Rev. d.. BILLIONS VII preach TON IkRJN .LD4tNI\f,
o'clock. - seals free at Evening service
~uuda, schOol, 9ij a.
Academy Of 1iusic. Brooslyu.-Preacm0c Tu-AoER'W
by the H-v "a b.. HALL oi ETo"hlyu ~ me I5-hr %
cv ERRED BELL. Morning subject - lv4J: "fltlt-hS'
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daily uC"d
Al Church ai the Holy Apostie7, cor Nniasye. and
Twenty, Kew. BHAHA J. BAtNt = Ieti3.A 81 T.
mon VII hc delivered az the $50 o'clock r'ce o. + 30
EVEN NO. bc-orc Young Peoples -lI-alo"aN " ot4'
1iou III l4e PARISH Rev :. ROWLAND D. j.. rector 81
the Church Of u" -aveniv Rest.
Anthor Memorial Church,
FoTtl.C.-.it- --i-, Nc-. 81 -AiiaF'
Rev. =. IIl1ElE NEa N. Rector.
Service on surdav Mor.ue sermon at lO a. NJ
Eecunl PRAYER az A.. - "a.
EVEN 50 a. - Fl. -I.
Sermon arl r!IaioH by Bishop iGIILt
All seat free opening Aoni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

COOK and BAKER.-A respectable girl wishes
a situation rood cook and baker wiling - assist with
The Washing Irung; best reference @O3 Ess; Gath
81 i,iylt a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

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JUNlCS 3. ALEXANDER,
Surviving Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
5ituatioHs' Wailteo-Ermales.

HOOk-A Protestant woman wishes a situa-
~ lion rs understands her ;5iA in II IT, branches;
guou pastry b0s reference giycl. 80
Ves tkst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
AwonderfuI IIouse.

Monday next tho hir commences
Every arrangement has been made 10
make II grand SUCCESS, ana ~ doubt
leas will DO one. There viii be many
visitors 10 tho eXhibillon, and mum
Der of them while here no doubt viii
invest in oloibing The question Will
naturally arise with them ~ 10 where
they viii nnd the largest and most
complete stock, and, at the same time,
one that IN sold NJ reasonable figures.
We answer this by naming H. NJ.
Kahn " Bro. AZ the firm, aud the cor
ner OF Elm and Lamar streets the
place. This IL the largest clothing
house In Texas, and the stock has been
selected with u special eye TO the wants
Of the citizens Of the state. In this
house eau be found everything per-
talning to clothing and furnishing
goods, from box OF collars TO u fine
Wedding suit, Then the firm have In
store every variety and shade Of cloth
Ing and furnishing goods, Mt prices to
suit the times. A purchaser can find
suits ranging all the way from So to
$50, This gives all chance. Here
the farmer will find garments that
pleases his taste, and that viii wear to
his satisfaction, and ut II figure that
can but please. The mechanic and
w0rkingman will also find everything
that they wish In the clothing and fur.
nishlng line. The stock IL very large
and varied, the goods being piled high
on the counters and shelves. Every.
body is invited to call and inspect
them. The Messrs. Kahn guarantee
satisfaction in all sales, ana are deter.
mined not to be undersold In thls mar
ket, Therefore, we say again to those
from the country and abroad, whovlalt
the fair next week, and who intend
purchasing clothing, not to buy until
they have visited the corner of Elm
and Lamar, and to examine the i'm.
mense stock there to be found. We
are sure they will be suited. The pro-
prietors have the reputation OF being
straightforward gentlemen, who thor
oughly understand their business, and
with large experience in their par
ticular line. But this can be easily
seen az soon as one steps inside the
door and views the mighty array of
goods before them. If the seeker after
clothing does not find all he wishes,
and all that ia satisfactory in quality
and price at Il, NJ Kahn & Bros, it
Is useless to look any further in Dallas.