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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

S TIE election fer corporation Of.
fccrs and school commissioners will be
held on Monday next, and We hope
the citizens will take sufficient interest
to elect good men. ta.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Wool Growers

TIE WESTON wooLDN MILLS having
hcen reittsd and repaired for the manuiaC-
ture Of Wool lnto
JEANS, F'LANNELS, BLANK
ETS, YARNS. DC,
for which We defy competition rs to quality
for wear, to exchange for wool, paying the
highest market price.
We continue to spin Yarns Of different
grades, suitable for homo weaving, at acct
per pound. Roll carding at Sets per pound
And should our work not DO as represented
va ask no pay
We sonI.aue to pay the highest cash pFi'
ces for wool.
We trust bp fair dealing 10 ueri: con.
tiuuaucc Of the pubic patronage.
Ne manufacture Wool on shares for thos'
having large lots.
BEST LUBRICATING OIL
on hand and for sale. Warranted not 10
gum and free from grit.
6S- Please 10 call and examine our
J. H. CLIFTON l. SONS.
Weston, April I, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

ng TuH advertisement Of Messrs.
schmi,t i McGsnn will be found else,
whcrc 10 this paper. The partnership
is limited to the undertakcrs business.
aud not as We stated last week to the
general furniture business. They
have on hand a fine lot Of burial cSlss
which they offer, at very low prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

H Da GEoRdS B: SIMPSON desires
US to state that he has removed to
the house formerly occupied by e.
T. SommcrviIlc. on Main Street. All
nightcalls promptly attended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

ET DrSstSdroS has received and
opened up this week one Of tho fuesI
stock Of goods ever brought to this
market aud is Offering them at tho low
est prices i" Jim" is happy over biz
large and fue assortment Of clothing,
hats, caps and allkinds Of geutlemens'
apparel. He says economy is wealth
aud al who are 10 want Of anything ID
bis line, hould-practice the first and
secuto.tho latter by purchasing their
clothing Of, him. :,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

NE MARnlED.-on tho 18th OIL
April. Mr.. Timothy Rafferty,. Of this
county. 70 Miss, Mary Ann Denim, Of
ailmor county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

EJ- Rev. Mr.. WOODS. Of ClarkS.
burg. will preach in tho Episcopal
Church tomorrow evenings Sunday
nj II o'clock. ~ '|NJAf~ -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
DiSsosution Notice.

Dr.. Simpson will still continue in the
Drug business " at the "old Bailey
stand.H He still continues to consult free
Of charge, and, will readily attend to all
calls night or day. Being enabled TO do 50
by having procured tho services Of Dr..
Chas. S i,h, who has been his student, and
has attended one lull course Of Lectures at
the jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia,
thereby fttIug him for tie Drug business
and the practice.
Don't forget the tact that Simpson keGpI d
fall supply Of DRUGS, which in part art
prepared by inielf, and he knows they ART
good end low,
Weston, April 3o-tw.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

~ PR1lcnlxo in the NJ E.
Church. Sunday, morning and evening
Ivy the pastor. FII .sS"bom"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

lEg CHitrAsT is making consid--
cradle addition to the drug storo room
of Chalfant L Bare's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Canned Fruits, Coffee, Tea, Rice,
aud everything in the Grocery line Al
j. s. Gregory'S new store on Maia
Street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

i Kahn has the latest out in hats,
caps, trunks. 80 Cal and see.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
Reform is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco Zine. {.

Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Main Street, Weston?
II rou wantG 1--WE cent Cigar, with Havana
filling, you eau get it tLere.-You Gun get S
Connecticut Tips for dime. You can get
6 s. Domingo TIPS for diMe-You eau yet
4 S'ugies for cents.-You can ret \ puta
IlAvIuna for 10 cents.-0r, II you want
llOm4-Ma!c Smoking Tobacco you can hare
package for 10 Cents-You eau Et. KiIiick.
mick, real Turkish, Porto Ricco, Apricot,
The Weed, NanilIn, virginlty, Sweet Morsc,
or Fun Bob smoking tobacco very cheap.
And now look NJ my great variety Of
Chewing TohAcco-0ld D1miuton 2Octs 4
plug, Para gou Twist only l5cis a plug, Col.
den Twist 3Octs, Golden iFlat-seft pressed
-3octs, Double Navy 2scts, Gravely No. /
"A fine avticle-5OclS, Fine Cut-Conpaa-
ion, 81 u pound
lfyOu want u good blue Match you can
get it-.or ifyou want q handsome imported
Pipe you can get II, You can get a Stona
pipe for almost nothing. Or would you like
10 get some Scotch Snuff You can get it
and Rapec Suua also. You eau get foreig,
Tobacco Seed.
TrthCre is anything In the way of Smok-
ing, Chewing or Snuiling, It Is always 10 be
had at the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Come ONC---GoNNe M.
! ROBERT JUFEIe.
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To whom it May Concern

We, the undersigned, physicians in til
county ofLewis, State Of West Virginia
agree and resolve, that unless We receirt
our fees In advance, we will not visit o
render any medical aid whatever 10 any per
son or persons who have heretofore, or ma.
hereafter take the benefit Of any exemption
or homestead laws against any practicinI
physician, on account Of bis fees as such.
Z: Z: 3 ;. is s. s!s I. 9: i ED ;3S
Weston, April 20, 1877. E
H- School COMMISSION ERs, -Mr
Editor.-As the election for town Off
GERS and School Commissioners is near
at hand, beg leave to suggest, at the
request fmany citizens, the names oil
the following gentlemen as suitable
persons 10 whom to reposs the man.
ngement Of the school interest Of the
Independent District A. G. Hale.
Elias Fisher, A +. Whelan, Frauk
ftOu aud a n. Smith,,
As our people are thoroughly well
acquainted with tho merits Of these
gentlemen, it would DO unnecessary to
solicit their advertence to their fitness
for tho position They arc large tax.
payers, and will serve. il elected, with
no other motive than the good manHge.
ment Of the school interests Of our H.
dependent District The position is a
thankless one, involving a loss oftimo.
without any pecuuiary remuneration
whatever. A people alive to their in
terest, should select from their num-
Der, for the discharge Of the all.impor.
tant duties intrustei to their School
Commissioners, such az have children
to educate, and who arc. consequently,
directly concerned in the wise and sue.
cessful management Of their school
While The tolerant and liberal.
minded people Of Weston are opposed
to the unfolding of any particular
creed or sect, they have, to their great
credit, shown disinclination to call
to the discharge Of these momeutous
duties men who have no religious be-
lief. So We feel confident that they
will not, on the 7th inst, call to their
service those who are autagsnistio to
the cause Of christianity.
A TowssaAs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Pine Apples, Oranges and Lemons
at GregOry's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Iron. Steel, Nails, &c., at Brink
mans.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Go to Gregory's for your fresh can,
dies.
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MCCLELLAN & LOGAN,
1--WE STOCK BRO
NNRSNJs y.gtE

For the sale OF hogs, sheep and cattle, q.
calv.r,ou Drove Yafds, adjoining Maryland
Lire Stock Scales, wes, Baltimore, I'D.
address, Box s56, Baltimore, Nd.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Fancy soaps aud toilet articles al
PetersOu's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Confectiousries, Groceries. 10, al
Brinkmau's. Il
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

~ DR. G. B. MoRRls will be. in
Weston May 18th, and remain Is
days
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Consult your own interest, and bay
all YOUR groceries Of Barns.
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Soda Water, ice cold at Pcterson's

ET MONEY WANTED --Wc have t
great deal Of money standing on Oul
books which wc desire settled at once
AL interested will consider this q sufEi
oiOnt warning.
7 DAWSON & MALADY.
WESTON; Aptil'2S=4ws
Z l'utFCraS Cider at lSrinkmans'.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

CHA1rASr has several farms for sale
Cakes, crackers. 30 i, a. Barns
Bananas at Greeory's new Gro
Gerry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

NevgOod.justrscsived atL. Kahn'Sthe
CityClothicr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

Buy your Groceries, COnfeotionefiOs
&C., At Barns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

rvs Great Grocery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

The Roy Or. Samuel G. Bartlett, tho new
President Of Dartmouth College, DIES ends from
the well-known bartlett lBnrttelou family of
Stephan, Sussex county. England. The family
was nobly repre-, ntcd n the battle of Poctiers,
1856. and at Crrcy, l3is. The present representa-
tive of the Bartlrtts in Sussex county Is Col.
Waltcr b. Baritclot of Stephan. "A member OF
Parliament. who will no doubt greatly rejoice
over the news Of the elevation Of his American
relative. Prof Bartlett Is n nephew OF the
late Ichabod Bartlett Of New Hampshire. and
the late Judge W. II Bartlett was his brother;
Another brother is the Rev. Joseph Bartlett Of
South Newmarket. Prof Bartlett has been twice
married. his present wife being daughter Of
the Rev. Erastus Learned of Fall River. Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

HAVANA, Jan. 21.-All the world here Is
ngape to sif the real facts from the cloud Of ru-
mors which oil the air as 10 whit has occurred
what is occurring. and what Il likely L. Il" the
result ofthc proposals. said To- have been made 10y
somebody In the interest Of Spain. TO somebody
Tor bodic-l in the nt. rest of Cuba.
The report which obtains most credcnce Is
that Gen. Maritime ampos. in behalf of SPAIN
first submitted 10 tnr Executive Of the Republic
Of Cuba proposal which was derlined that
he then made another to Gen. MaNlmO Gomez.
who commands the Third Army Corps OF the
Iihcrating Army operating in the Villas Depart
ment. and that this overture also was respect
To bc concise; The first proposal. that made
~ the Cuban Cover m'ni. stipulated mat the
Cubans should laS down thor arms Spain t.
grant an astronomical form Of government -
Cuba on the plan 81 that IN operation in Canada.
This government was 10 lii~t i've years, nj The
expiration Of which term Spain was tp rrcog-
nize the independence II Culn and Cua was
10 pay the DNp,n-r- incurred hy Spain IN the
prosecution ~ the war. 70 grant protection 10
all Spanish subjects in the island, and 70 pay
their sluNts. Spain offered the guurdnt' cs OF
Tho Governments Of France. England. and the
United St9i'S Tor the iulment OF her part u
This proposal was declined by the Govern
mcnt OF Cuta; Gen Campos was told That no
proposal could be conSid' red, even, which WIS
not based On the recognition OF the indrpend-
cnce of Cuba.
The second proposal. according 10 this YER
sion. WIS mad" by Gen. Martln02-Campos 20
Gen. Gomez, II was simply an attempt on the
~, Il G.,i,. a., WIN Cn,n,,oe nf.r.'d Man.
49,, In, Ia ,r.,'i ra,in ~ "a. ,l,.,n,i,',,tn
H. ,,,r' M, ~ ,,rr'ilsiu ~. i,,,it', NJ
C,ilri ., ti h ar,,v a,i "a n, ilii,,, i,i
irn IT, ;' III. 80 ~ Ms Nm 1,n,,.I ~ e,id Ia
in,, ~, :, rI ti. i,i, s,,,ft,r ,,.,,i,.,
HdS, KY ', 81, "" 10y MIN un'' ''' VI"
po.a "a' E'" N''' ""',''''.N ''" Oh "'"0'
The foregoing Is IN" pin 81 N" report, which
Is gencrally regarded here rs inc true version
Against the probability Of its rorrcctnoss
however. Il me important iaet mat nay" Son
correspondence from IN" 81 me ilrmiT'i~ 9l "
tunhh Nhulh,l u"l,h Jan, :, ~ th' s'Ht "' We
cuban Hovrrnmcnt IN .hmhElcy, Whrr" cen.
G"lncH was ", l"f-'i M lilht Au'' Mhl. u niiN'
no nentlon "i any "ih'ihl proposition n,th ny
Spain either 10 the Government or o. Man no
GomrA II dn"s mention report thnl an ono +
had been mad" L. Gen. Gomcz 81 q lnrEe sum 81
money and the Presidency 81 san Domingo,
condltlpnu upon ms abandoning me cause 81
of comparatively recent dut'. am inclined TO
doubt the correctness OF the rumors current in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
SPANS GRIP L0OSENING.
RUMORED OvERTUREs TO THE CUBdN
GOyEHNMENT AND GENERAL.
Reports that Lack Condemnation Popular
wcnr,ne.. or the war-Campos Crippled
Hospital. Running Over-The sugar crop
A...,aini mi MIA hy the Congress of Cubn.

r,.-.,.- n..- III. s,var Grop-
H"rP'"- """'"A -. .r s,,,.,
Appointments ny inc '""k "
w. hovo hocn furnished with dispatches
md private letters from the sent Oh uoNcrnineht
NJ the rcpublic of Cuba, at present located in
,-.s.a,.,,o,, do,cd nm 10 the 9th ult and from
ChinhRuey' u""'u W -, -.
them we extract inc iohOWlhs hhpoIdhV i'o"s
Of news;
,, ,,-.s. -, A. po.,,iii, -, c,,ho In sos
inc tonErcss vi NV "'P""i' W N"' ~
sion on the 9th ut, appointed President Don
Tomas Estrada Command erin Chief Of the
-. a.. 1t.t,.,, =. ,,,,,., ,,os o,,,,oi,t,l nv
army uch' 'h"Niii' 'oni." ""' 'p'
the President Minister OF war on the same any
Gon Gomcz ia Ia orrnnize "A powerful cxpcdi-
uonaty corps pu'p"s'S w w. '' nc
complete devastation OF the Villas Department.
In which nre locnted the mass OF the sugar
- It'll c,.oi,, io,ios ,hc sinnrs Of
esuos from "i'i0n 'P"" 49,, :, -.
war During the incumDen'y Oh u'h' uoii'H
Ia tho Sner,tnrVship of War, Cen Vicente
~ W. - mood 81 ,ho sceond Army
tarcla' lhte III '"Hi'''"" VI NV =, '
Corps in Camagucy, is appointed 10 inc com-
r,nnd of tho Third Army Corps in Las Villas.
""" ~ A., a,.,,i,',,,,,,r, ~ Gop Gorcz Ia
vacated ny 'h' "pl"',m''''h w ''''' 49,
the Sccrctaryship OF war. Inc eNpeuiuoh"ry
corns which will consist Of some 600 veterans
III -, ,t s., ,h ri,s, ,r,,y
Will dc recrulu'u halhS from uiv ~. Ha'"'
Corps in the Eastern Department, ana inc sec
ond. IN the Central or Camaguey Department.
in neither of which are the spanish forces IN
any condition. numerically or otherwise. TO at
tempt any offensive operations.
Gen. Gomez married on mo 4tn nt. young
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
Putting a Bullet Through III. Brain.

1t was reported 10 the Jersey City police on
Thursday night that Henry V specr Of vreeand street.
had fallen dead in his examination hy County
Physician Converse showed thar Mr. sIeer was wounded
I'm the head. and probing, the physician WAS satisfied
that 1t pistol shot wound An Investigation hy the
Office shows that Speer. wife died some time ago. aud
since then he had been SUBJECT tn mtlanchoa. lie
formerly IN the harness business In Church street. New
York. tailed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03

FINN Deioon Mhanl Smiths Cincinnati GIssn,
New YORK, Jan. 3O.-Betting has been re-
vivcd at the pool rooms on the Presidential
question, but with poor success, as there IL IA
general distrust of the honesty OF the men man
aging the business. Several even bets have
been made on the result. but not for large
amounts, and most Of the transactions are in
favor of Hayes. Amounts Of $500. $500, and $500
Oh Hayes have been offered without takers. and
one offer OF 500 to 500 has not been accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
,ct md wounded from Santiago do Cuba. I

sick and wounded from Santiago dc Cuba, l
happened 10 see them IA they got out OF the
cars. and could not help thinking that the ex-
ponso OF bringing them was an unwarrantable
one. ] was told that they were the rem
nants OF one. Of the regiments landed from
Spain some sixty days ago. and that they had
only seen six weeks service in the Eastern Dc.
partment / never saw more pitiablo set OF
human beings. As soon ns landed from tho
cars. thcy were ordered to the Quartet de Ma
dera which has been converted into military
hospital. and when they arrived there, the sp;
perintendcnt refused to receive them. He SAID
there WINS not room for them to lie on the floor.
80 crowded WAS every ward OF the hospital.
Whom Jovcllar was informed Of the iacts OF the
case he gave orders that the celebrated summer
house Of the Captains General OF the island. Ia
Ql,,nta de los MOiinos. Just outside tho city. on
which Gems. Concha and Scrrano sdunnd9rpd
hundreds of thousands Of dollars. should be
converted into n temporary hospital. ana that
the poor devils should br sheltered there.
Accounts OF the sugar crop from AZ the out
posts are daily more disrouraging Very many
estates will not grind at all. because what sugar
they could make would not pay the tax levied on
them by the Government. and because in very
many sections OF the island the rains have bcen
30 excessive. and the cane has become 80 sdtu-
rated that the crystalzat would not pay Tor
the fuel. The juice is fit for nothing but con-
CfDf'd1O mOlnSspq.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
SOtittg NOtw,s.

RAkERS.-The Protective Union viii hold their
- quh terly meeting uu- ming NJ llS bowery u
o.""N ROBERT slll.ERY. President
SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF United Father
- Matthew ! society, No Of Williamsburgh will
De held IN their hail. cor OIL brand and 7th st. Sunday 4h
NsjV O'CLOCK WIN, kERWIN, Pre- sident
ID. MCGUIRE SeeretarE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
THE NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Il M Rroa =

THE NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Il No ~ Broad =.
Organized in 1891
This association has been rcorganlcd for the purpose f
facilitating dealings IN the stocks OF the prominent mining
companies, and thus meeting tho demands OF business
arising from the increased developments ami growing
importance Of the mining interests Of the country; 35 ot
it, members also MIXERS OF the New YORK stock tN
change - Of it, members also members vi the New
York Gold Exchange
Parties desiring information relative To the business of
the Exchange Of membership therein may apply IN the
Secretary J. Wyman Norris at its temporary rooms. 10
Broad 81
JOHN STANTON, JR. Pre- iient
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for ~ Directors or
i the sixth Avenue Railroad Company will be held AT
the depot 9th vi iJl St, esday Feb lJ
1877, from ~ to | o'clock
II. s. MOORE. Secretary.
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'CO pIiILADELPIIIN

'NO PHILADELPHIA
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED RorTE AND SHORT In
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IL Through Trains each way daily 2 Depots in Phlla
dolphin, = IN New York.
4Tracks. the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absOlut. safety.
Express trains leave New York, via DcsbrOsscs a1i
Cortlnndt Sts ferries, rs follows
73o, $50, 80 W3n limited, 1870 \ VI. I. fhGL
a. 7. : 80 and - Z NJ
Returning trains leave Philadelphia. ? - 3D. = n
80 and II 4 VI limitcd eXprc.. 80 T. D o. T.
. 81 .. AMI : - T. NJ, aud - miiui-lf On .flllr.
32l $50, !, 80 A. NJ, I, Z, % T. NJ, ami l. l..
night
Ticket Offices $50 and oH Broadway 80 Aston
House and foot of Dcshrus~es AMI turtault st tNlr
It, BROOKLYN. ~ ll1 AMI liz Hudson IT.. HfH hn.
depot. Jersey city. Enisrant ticket ollie B4.ey
place.
FRANK THOMSON n VI BOYn w.
General Manager GEM Passenger Annt
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Surplus as 10 Policy Holders, Massa- 49,. 49,. -.
chusctt> per cent valuation. ..... tl,3Sl, 40 rs
per cent Valuation ..''............. si.eooooo 90
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4Tracks. the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolut. safety.
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tur Sal, anS 90 Get.

Sol Salt anu W Su.
OFFICES TO IET-fn second story sun building.
~ front and rear wei. u-htei ami steam heated APP
Is at sun Publication ONCE Nassau ami Frankfort SIS
rINO KENT-A great har-ain-Thc building between
i spruce and Frankfort St. with entrance Frank.
oft t. lately ceupicd ~ Lawrence Cohen card
mauuiactorv Has about u 90 square feet u nonrns.
good ight strong hoors suitable for printing onee or
even machine shop Rent = ~ per annun. Apply to
CHARLES CuSilMAN, i23 william It
rI'O IET-Store and rear brick hnilins four Stories
i ~ East 1t It., suitable Tor any manuiact0ry Apply
a. u fEIIEE, Agent at Gramercy fark Hotel VI ON
premises
THE STORE, l'S Nassau Il, sun building 10 let
i suitable tor BANKING. insurance. general Business.
steam heated Apply at the sun Publication once. 40
Nassau st
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Itlioicus 0Otitts
u EOOkLYN TABERNACLE.
REV 7 DEWITT TALMAGE
Will preach on sunday morning at 10 30 o'clock.
"To CLERKS, MALE AND FEMALE. IN STORES AND
OFFICES"
Evening service at 10 o'clock.
mr. LANDS will preach, Sunday IOi, A " in
- Science Hall III hast 9Th II subject " The Pulpit
Stage and Press, are they Reiormcrs Dciormerst'
Gusinfss 6bam,s.
L'IRsT-CLAssh bakery. confectionery ndi,o-cr, am
Il SALOON, hOu~. suitable for hOnricrs Particulars Of
STANLEY FERGUSON, i6i Broadway.
NOR SALE cheap counters. desks, show cases,
JAS HODGE. 4oi Canal st
EOR sAI.E-A nicely fitted up bakery cheap rent
sickness the cause. Address A. b, 5Js West 2sd 81,
West side sun Office.
rIO IET-An oldesiahishcd bakery store and rooms
Il III Narick st. near BroOme It
WM. 4 wARING. " Bowery, corner of Cauai St
TO IEr-Storc or restaurant with building 80 East
i 18Th ST Inquire Of A u VALENTINE, II jay st. n Y.
NVANTED-Ag good paper ronte Address, with iul
w particulars, c O. box los, sun Office
INK PRINCE ST.-Iquor and oy ster saloon will
iOc viii he sold cheap rent moderate.
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9uttiua gOtitts,
DEAL ESTATE At AUCTION.

IL EAtrI TORS SALE.
The homestead OF the late John DN Oft actor situated
on church ST., Sow Rochelle Mcstchestcr county, Y
The homestead property Is about los eet 'front.' on
Church 1t lN about Ia feet deep. which j. neat,
connexions, and aseiuy arranged frame cottage, con
tuniug rooms
The property Is free and clear from all encumbrance,
and ~, THE perfect
The sale viii take place the grounds Thursday, Feb
n. 1877 at II oclnck IN the forenoon.
Also a. the Same time AMI place ihe plot Of ground on
fhuich ~ opposite the above, and belonging To the same
estate hrng ~ feet front church ST. by about 2s7 feet
drop subject To mortgage oi s6l5 and about years
a.. lrurI interest thereon
Tor further particulars apply 10 the undersigned,
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Executor,
- East l3l st. New York city
FACTORY, 2ls West 37th st, 25Xlta, five stories.
strong ght desirable, Tor sale nj auction saturday,
at u o'clock III Broadway; mortgage us part payment
Information AT 1919 BROAD st, room H.
MORTGAGE sALE.-This day, at 2 NJ, one
AVA horse, wagon and harness, at ~ LIST st.
HENRY SINGER, Attorney for Mortgage.