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MAJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING TIE MOST EXTENSIVE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

DRESS GOODS reduced from csc. to 1870, from
35c. 10 CSC, from SOC. to 35c.;
DRESS GOODS of the finest importation below
market value; .-..
so pieces BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES
just opened. See the new prices on them. b..
SILK yELVETS, In Black and Coored, at another
great reduction; .... ..-.. -...t .s' -~ t-
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH DAMASSIS, In Black
and Colored, reduced from 1915 10 $1.50;
Another large stock OF COLORED SILKS at con-
siderable reduction; M t-..#@.. .i@
See the new shade of BRONZE at sl.75- formerly
sold at $3.50; .... -
CoLoRED SILKS at so, rs, soc., IL, s1.1o,
1925, $3.50, and s1.75;
Another nrgelot Of Guinet's and Bounets BLACK
SILKS; ,,-y .g-..s-,-grs- rsx.
SO pieces fine WHITE FLANNEL at 37zc., market
value OF which Is Soc, at soc. worth Csc;
A large stock OF PIANO COVERS at great rcduc-
tionsi ,.r.... ~. .t.e &. o.,
A large stock Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
HOSIERY; l.. i
Also, $50 dozen KID GLOVES of celebrated
make at 75c. worth fully $3.50; .-.-..
A Large stock of CURTAINS, CURTAIN LACEs
and UPHOLSTERY from recent bankrupt
sale; .,as.s.- LIS.
so more CLOAliS Just added to their stock;
40 dozen LADIES' KNIT-VESTS at 40c.i
80 dozen ut 50, 75c., and 81, worth $3.50; j,
KNlT-WEAR of every description for ladies, gen.
{. tleinen, and children. = moo
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p n1g-TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH..
III consequence of the absence Of the pastor, In al
tendance on the Aual Conference, there will be nc
services at this church on SUNDAY.
Sunday school as usual at 9 O'Clock 4. n. 50
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I5513.l .
rIIE INSTRUCT. CQEIRT OF WI

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRiCT OF yIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF w.
T. JOLLY,A BANKRUPT. IN BANKRUPTCY
AT RICHMoND, VA, THIS It'll DAY OF No.
The undersigned, james V. Reddy,. of Richmond
In the county OF IIenrtco and Stale OF Virginia.
hereby gives notice OF his appointment RS assignee
of the estate OF W. II. Jolly, OF the county Of Din
widdie, in said district and who waste wit, the
18th day Of October, A. d. ls77-sdjudged bank
Court or the United States for said district.
no 17-S2w JAMES v, REDDY, Assignee
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nr FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching SUNDAY at IL a. 81. and 7:3O z. NJ by
the pastor, Rev. DIR. WARREN. The annual sunday
School sermon and collection announced lor inc
morning will bo postponed.
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aE BROAD STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. CORNER. TENTH AND
BROAD STREETS.-Thc funeral Of JOHN {,
PAGE, JR.. at IL O'Clock \. NJ; the funeral Of
SAMUEL L. WILLIS at 3 O'Clock T. u. Rev.
MOSES D. IIoGE. D. D., will preachat ~ Z. n.
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MT SILKS! SILKS! sILKSl

Now is the time to buy. Prices never were as low
rs at this time. Prices must go up, as the raw na-
teria has greatly adyanced In France. E., s,o.
&i.35. $3.50. sI.eO. $l.75. SO, $3.50, and So.
You can save from sc. 10 81 per yard on Black
Silks.
COLORED SILKS In great variety ut 81, s1.10.
S1.25, $1.35; $50. and sc:
SILKS in all of the popular
shades mt 81 per yard worth S1.33:
a large variety of STRIPED am. PLA1D SILKS
Mt rs, S. 9nc, and - per yari-all much below
regular prices. . -.
Delay not if YOU want Silk TO gain the full ad-
V" @''0e % WV LEVY BROTHERS,
1017 aud 1919 Main street.
Great bargains in FURS. no *
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) hy CLAY-STREET ETHODIST
C1IURCH-Preachiug TOMORROW at i a. NJ. by
the Rev. j. PRESLEY BARRETT, of Richmond Co..
lege, and ut 7:30 L. u. by Rev. II. 4. TvrPEE.
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WoLFBoRo', N. H, November 15.-George
Adjutant and one Of his sons engaged in
drunken fight last night, and during the
mtlee fell over Mrs. Garland, Adiutants
aged mother-in-law, trampling her upon the
floor. When the fight was over she was
found to be dead. ,aa fs.a
NASHVILLE, November 15.-Governor
Porter is in receipt OF strong letters from
Postmaster-G General Key and Senator j. G..
Harris favoring acceptance by the State OF
the proposition OF the Bondholders' Asso-
citation to fund the State debt at sixty cents
on.the dollar:
CHATrASocGA, November 15.--The Re-
publicans to-day elected their Mayor and
six aldermen, and the Democrats elected
four aldermen and the city marshal.
BosToS, November 1J.-Henry l.. Pierce
consents totaccept the nomination. OF the
Repub,lieanssfor the mayoralty OF Boston.
LONDON, November 18.-The bark George
Henry Hayre, for Hampton Roads, arrived
at Gravesend, damaged seriously by Q col
lision vita an unknown ship. 60
Mr.. Bayard Is reported to have said that
he lis prepared to, debate the! question until
1879 rather Than let Kellogg in.
Ex-senator pomeroy states that. over
l50. 900 pee p,e haYe settled in Kansas during
tue last year, 4 ft4.gpty/sa ssss#et f,tt
( . + 49, b ! 4 \
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth strects).-Rev. HENRY MCDoS-
AID, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at II A. NJ. and
1880 2. M. .....-.
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We have just received an extra large lot of
CLoAkS nt bottom prices - st cE"ryhony;
children 1T various prices.
EALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, from
bottom 10 HE top prices. in all the new Styles III
YOU want these goods, you will save t%cnty-liye per
cent by purchasing them lit SICLE BROTHERS.
DRESS GOODS from lOc. mp to II yer yard: beaE-
tlfu shades ut one shilling;
Nice DRESS GOODS ut zoe:
KSiicKIERnoCKER DRESS GOODS. EiGrRED,
VELVETS for oVERSkLETS "nd al! the latest
STYLES Ut SYCLE BROTHERS.
wEAR in great vsric,v, and at forty per cent less
thar ever sold in the city before.
ALpACAs. CACIlEMuREs, HENRLETTA
ZINE CLOTH, and all MOURNING GOODS
TWiLLED a and rLAiX-aii prices.
FLANNELS from zoe. to 81 per yarh in ,,.x
cAET2XS EtASSF biics in Tna ss an"
uosIERY. GLOVES. COESETS. HANDKER-
All Iii shades SILK VELvETs from $3.50 to $40 per
G EEGEE BtP II ~ s fHrseEs and all the
latest styles OF TRAININGS;
An extra large lot of BLANKETS in WHITE AMI
COIOkElt. from Sl.SO 10 SiD.
We call special attention 10 our SIS AMI 81 BLAN-
kETS: - . - ~ -
CLOTHS. DAMASk, CRASH, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS Ut lowest prices, and thousands OF
other articles that we could mention but for want
Of space. Call and sec for yourselves.
Persons wishing samples will please send postage.
Goods sent C.. D. D. Special attention paid To ORDERS
Come and sec that sYGLEE BROTHERS is the place
SYCLE BROTHERS.
81 l;road street.
no 12 between Third and Fourth streets.
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hcv- UNION-STATION METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTHERN. NJ. w. STA
Plies mt IL A. NJ. and ELIZABETH CoAsTocK ut
'7:30P. NJ. :f
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ME- WE EXPECT TO HAVE PREACH
ING TOMORROW Sunday at Nicholson-Srreet
Methodist Episcopal church at liz o'clock A. Nj.
and y. NJ.
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nj REMNANTS OF BLEACHED
.-Wa o1rer to-day 10000 yards OF
COTTON. In remnants from to ID
yards in piece, at Stsc per ward regular &c
Cotton. ..- LEVY BROTHERS.
Great bargains In FURS. no ii
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NE MAIN-STREET CHI RIST1 A \
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strects.).-
Preaching by Elder j. A. DHARBoRN at IL A. M.
and 1880 p. 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The different dcpartmcnts-medical, actuarial, and
agcncy-haye been reviewed with the most salts
factory results, gentlemen entirely competent and
assIduous having been found In charge OF each
branch 20 whose conduct and performance Of their
duties much Is due. r..
Agents collecting funds OF the company at differ
ent points are held TO rigid accountability, remit
tances being required st the larger points riweekly,
while at the smallest points settlements not al
lowed to be delayed longer than one week. Bend,
are required where the sums handled are sufficient
to justify the same. .... t.. .E-sI
The system Of bookkeeping adopted by the conf
pany, after many years Of experience, seems 10 be
perfect-the checks by one division on another he
Ing SO complete that wrong can be done to policy
holders by false entries OF any kind short Of wide
spread COLLISION among many employees, all OF
whom were found to be exceedingly courteous, and
acting under instructions from the principal officers
of the company, were prompt In furnishing ful In
formation as to every detail.
Judged by the hardest test that could be applied
under the law, and with every doubtful item elm
mated from their resources, the net surplus, as
shown by the detailed statement Of this company,
which follows, amounts to s5,962,67S.70.
This exhibit clearly establishes the fact that
where u life-insurance company is honestly, ably,
and pr1identiy managed there Is no occasion 10
force showing Of solvency by including In It's as
sets prospective value OF real estate and excuses OF
premium-pa yments TO be received. 4 a@l
For the reasons above given the superintendent
has no hesitation In stating that ,lis great corpora
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n1y ERIE NDS' MEETING-HOUSE
fClay street above Fifst).-Meeing for divine wor-
shin at IL A. NJ. ELIZABETH CoMsTocK and
other ministers will be present Seats are free, and
the public arc invited to attend.
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ne LEVY BROTHERS SHOW DOU-
BLE-TWlLLED real FRENCH CASIIMERES at
IS and 75c. per yard worth 90c. and 81 no Il
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me- FIRST PRES BY E RI N
CHURCE.-Rev. I. L. PRESTON, D. D., will preach
at IL A. NJ. and TIL Pm
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" sEVENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
Notwithstanding at IL A. N. aud TX z. VI. by
Rev. j. z. TYLER. . L-.a
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nr BLACK ALPACAS NEVER WERE
% no r5i IL 90 INV '' ~ LEVY BROTHERS.
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OYSTERS.

By an arrangement just perfected am prepared
to furnish to the trade and the public generally, by
wholesale and retail, the very best LYNNHAFEN
and CHERRYSTONE OYSTERS NJ the lowest
market rates. S. ZETELLE,
Mapager Park Hotel,
oc 20-codlm 9l2 Main and OIL Bank streets.
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Nj LEVY b ROT II E R S SHOW a
large assortment of elegant BROCHE and other
styles of SHAWLS at the lowest prices ever offered
49,. [uo 14I ..r 49,
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r. yELvETs yELyETs! VELvETS!

BLACK SILK TRIMMING VELVETS at s1.5O.
1915, -, $3.50, and SO; worth nifty per cent.
more: . So
BLACK SILK MANTILLA TELFETS Mt 81, 80,
So, $40. and s12 per yard, which IS from 81 to
IS below regular prices:
COLORED SILK FELvETS, for trimmings, ut
a15O per yard worth $3.50 TO SO per yard.
The above Offering of VElVETS should attract
the attention of consumers, as the above save in
prices can be made by calling ut
bargains III FURS. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-17

M" AUSTRALIAN CREPES NOW TO
be had at bottom prices ut ,
no II LEVY BROTHERS..
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EDOTS. SHOES. Gr.

r OW PRICES AND FAIR <SYN
IL DEALING HELPS TRADE MpEt COZ
THAN FAIR WEATHER.-No" = your time ~
j. MAYS. ,j1I i;roat street.
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M CLOAKs! CLoAKs! CLOAKs!

The only we'll assorted stock in the city. The best
goods for the money In the city. The only assort-
ment 10 suit all purses In this city. CLOAkS from
81 to $50, manufactured for By six OF the largest
IN New York. We show only select
STYLES. Also. a large assortment of IMPORTED
CtUAKS. With the above advantages we are conf
dent that those in want OF CLOAkS will find 1t to
their advantage TO make their purchases Of
LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargains In FIRS. 10 II
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nCES LEVY BROTH ERS SHOW
KNICKERBOCKER SUITINGS at SIC. per yard
worth double the money. N. .H no Il
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You Will snvc twenty-five per cent II YOU will buy
your DRY GOODS from SYCLE BROTHERS,
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me- MERlNOS IN ALL COLORS CAN
be had at Iuo 14l LEVY BROTHERS..
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ME- ANDREW ANTONI, ..... ...... ...l
REsTAURATEUR AND .CONFECT10SER,
NO. Jos MAIN STREET:
Citizens and strangers Will always find the dccacics
of the season mt the '
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
). at reasonable prices. Also, 'f-J
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC
TIONERI AND CHOICE FRUITS.
foe 31-tSO22l
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


EpoRr
..-- or THE
sUpERINTEN DENT
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF NEW YORK
EXAMINATION
NEW YORK LIFE-INSURASCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK CITY.
INSURANCE DEPARTNEST,l
ALBANY, October "a. ST..
The Superintendent having personally and
through the services OF the Deputy Superintendent,
aided by The force of the Department, commenced
and cempleted searching examination into the
aff,l,s Of the NEW YORK LIrE-ISsURANcc CON-
r,SY, of the city of New YORK It affords him I'M
qualified pleasure at being able to announce aud
make public the gratifying fact that the result OF
this examination is most satisfactory. anil that
from the data in possession OF the Department The
solvcncy OF this or other companies undergoing a
similar test can he readily ascei tanned at little cI-
pensc Tor many years To come
This company WAS organized in 1915, au,l no in
ye.ti.,,ion having been made either by The Depart
mcnt or other propcrly-cuns,itutcd public author
itv prior to the date when the Department was
formed. much time has necessarily been expended
TO bring tie matter to L conclusion.
The services of forty-oae gentlemen "t cAsracte4s
standing, aud cA pcriencc have been procured WHO
have valued and appraised the property situated In
forty counties In this State and in the State OF New
jersey. covered by 2.629 mortgages. amounting &c
the sum Of sl7,354,S47.S4, aud forty-ninc pieces
OF nrorertv owned by the company amounting IN
value to the sum Of $2,54l,576.46; which services
have been intclligently and efficiently performed
The abstracts Of title Ia each and every piece OF
thes. large amounts of property have been closely
examined, aud reported on 10 the satisfaction OF Tile
superintendent. All other investments tamoun'inS
10 SlO,3llO 4j67) have been carefully lookcdi into
md evidence Of payment by the company. either
hv cberk or otherwise, for such Investments. de-
mandcd and given, although many of these pay
mcnts were made twenty years aso. The cash Sc
curities OF the company. the COS: Of which On the
BOOKS amounts 10 fS.foU,o-S.o1' Az VA '"@ JAWS
uncxccptionable character. and are worth $780,
5lJ.76 more than cost.
The superintendent personally examined these Sc
curitics takin. the letter. number, and dcnomina-
ton Of each security and preserving the record OF
the same in the Department. In every instance
where securities had deprecated In value such de-
probation had been promptly charged to profit aud
loss account, and all items Of doubtful character
had been stricken of by the company from It's a.
sets and ON ittcd from Its reports. Complete Scri-
atm lists OF policies, premium loans, aud uncol.
lccted and deferred premiums lave been made. and
are on hleln the Department.
LIABILITIES.
Every item Of liability, real and actual or coniin
gent as sworn 10 By the officers I'm the last auuua!
report made to the Departments copy OF which ia
herein embraced-has been closely scrutinized, and
the statements IN said report found 10 be true to
the letter, and no other liabilities were found tt
exist.
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Here are Il frw Of the prices:
4 big lot Of those Ladic,' GOAT - ID&-b'".>
1t $3.50 Just received AMI Scl.!&: Iar.Iy ..r.
Misses and Childrcn's GOAT bJIl"N-b'''1'
GenlIcmcn's NEAT EuX-TUE THREE AND
TWO-SOLE CATERS. $40: ,,.,,,x
Ladies, FOXED and GOAT FINE Ill IVY
BOOTS, 81 and 1928 >,,.-,,r l.,
Ladies' excellent GLOVE-KlD i.tCk-.iipE>; -
ladies, FOXED CATERS, sl.2j. SloO. a"H up
wards: :r,d.
ChiIdren's SCHOOL-SIlOE=. Sl-e'rrybod! IVY
them: ..- .,.n - =;
and upwards; -,l,.. .,,n
GentIcmcn's NEAT LACE-SlinE>. ol.3n:
The prctttcSt CATERS for gentlemen on! 800 =
= aides, GALE LACE-SilOES. sl.5V:
Ladies' FINE KID CONGRESS. :2.Zo'
boys and Youths school SHOES;
Misses SCHOOL PEGGED SHOES y: ur..,.rI,
Chjldrcu's GOAT SlLNER-flIiED Ih''"'N
SHOES, 75c.: r.urtS .yl-
One OF the largest lots of Ladies 81 NH '
offered. at 75c.-neyer sold 90 10"
Gentlcmeu's PLAIN CATERS Only ~ ..,....r
and numerous other bargains. WHEN p"' ''''
Will fndat JA|Vn ~ -, ,r,,,
80, s,.rr,iuys tHl r.lJ 4 VI. tTI'1- ~
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~ DRY GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM At LAST.
SYCLE RROTHERS

Come anGbc convinced that SICLE BROTHERS
IS the cheapest place in the city To buy your DIX
GOODS.
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GROCERIES. dc.

NEW CAROLINA RICE.
NEW-CHOPtNEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs,
IRISH, GERMAN, and CANADIAN OATMEAL
SMOKED and SALT SALMON, at sotrsf
,o1s tt J.. CHRISTIAN g. WHITES. 2
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We have lust received an extra large lot of
CtOikS. M bottom prices. 70 suit everybody.
SiIAWLS In great variety. FURS for ladies' ana
children at various prices.
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1T MEADE Il BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD-LIVER OIL.

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken It, that IT
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORB EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE Y BAhER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists.
nolJ $40 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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n1r DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DE-
SCRTPTION. from SIC. to IS per YARD at at,
no Il Lev DIV iiS'"3
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ton Is entitled TO public confidence and ,,.a
to his warmcst commentator.
ASSETS
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EAI,MOR Ar. and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, from
bottom 10 The top prices in all the new IT
YOU want these goods, you will save t%cnty-iy per
cent hy purchasing them 1T S1CLE BRDlllEkS .
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Closed on saturdays I'll 5:l5 = ~ "r'rr; a
mail receive prompt attention. ~ -
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Religious q Offices

~. Ianafias Church, FOFtleih St. between FIFTH and
Sixth-syes. Rev. DR.. r. &. EVER, rector otciaing-
Communion. ~ n. m. Morning Prayer .. Litany, lOia
Choral Celebration. IL Choral Evening Prayer, ia
Peos and -tngs be had free for Winter upon app
cation To the sexton.
The Rev. John Gotten smith. ID. d. will deliver Cd. W
the concluding OF the lecture the Coming Century
theBepubc the Church Of the Fhaye.
and feminist sun DAY, Jan. 4 at n. Special sub
ject Inhieno Of Christianity In the FIXTURE Upon social
Questions and the Foreign RELATIONS ~ the Republic"
The North Baptist Church, corner Of Christopher and
Bediors vii celebrate ITS fteth anniversary the rst
Lords Day In January 9th inst 177 Historical Discourse
By the pastor Rev. j. j. BhOUNkR at 1880 Lords
supper $40 D. Praise Meeiing a D. m ReuO Con
ference a 70 led by Rev J. W. GIBBS he first pastor
OF the Church. Former PASTORS members All friends
daily invited to be present.
Unity Chapel Fourth Cnitaran Society, one hundTcdand
y-eighth-st. FOuFfhaVe.-Sefnon by
ALPRED p. PUTNAM NJ BROOKLYN at = p. m. sunday
school at 81 a. m. All cordially invited
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Nlars!r ano Slate ttldntcls.

4 TTENTION Now Is the time 10 purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE MANfEL-.
Trres never a. low siaIe sei 4nd r,r. and al sils OF
sIate wvrs fiNHUNN SLATE CO.,
80 Union square. :. Y. t4tlave. aGd l. tllst)
STEWART Slate, Marble. and WOOD Mlntels
- sew aud elegant dssIis ranging price from SO up
The trade ubrr4!iy Gra witL ~ Lnd ~ West Hist
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Copartnecship Notices.

Hi~~eLJTION.-Thr cGpaTjner-hlp hereto
= Ire existing uuaeT hrIa uameoi hOaitI- DELANo
{ '. IS tiis CAV dissolved d. ual consent 80
.tr THO. ~ MORRIS viii sign fhr IN Hguida
10y s. 0rk, DC. 80 1875 IIIED. ". 1RtIH.
EL6I.NL DtsAND,
HENRY coo LIDGE.
EOPARTNERSHIP-T undersigned have
-. th ra torn@. aeTsr."~r-hin uncer lhe in nan oi
lh..i 70 fi.tI~ Coz 1au Wtu continue ilr business
established H---rs ScsaDcE @ Downing iu 1887. tire
u. .ru'y c POLISHED PLATE 21f NiEDp" GLN-~,
n TO- Oh - Chambers a1t No.. teitf7i-.Jah
4, 1914. THO. s.. NORRIS.
HENRY COOLIDGE
EOPAETNERSIIP.- undersigned Will
y cttu1e The importing ard jibDing NJ PLATE ami
g. LASS lor Ais owl account al no Is ,i.,ia' ST.
Mr.. HENRY p. HATCH IS this day adj
~ uitr Iacsiia. - lrH. The l-l ne~s WiEbcrc
s D. under thr style If ". Il. HAT AZ Is - ~
'r'-l ors, Jan. !, 1871. - T. aAICHS -oN - tail ~
TN FIRM of WOOD & LANCE is hereby
u DISSOLVED ig mutual sent tle b-s'nrs "iii lc
e0trrce uy WtL1FH x WOOD. AZ the OIL -tlud 80 oyfn-
te-heted Jan. .. 1871 ". u. LANGh
N. =. WOOD
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR THI s'IiFN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NcwNoIK, iuo; OF lapertyst trrIoa end pila
G. 40 .t, 500. @:5. ll.tU q. 1870, Ju ': o. 4ZtO
D. m. and 400 30. nl. Trenton.
loot 90 CagksOn-sL 49, $40, o >. li:l5 m
3:l5. :la li..5 p.
Leave adelpnla STATION North Pennsylvania Raj
road TAIrl AND E'rksss. Al 40 $50 $3.50, 44JO ALL
l.ju, g.. 70, 3d. 80 y. N
4. AZ 100, JILL l. hl
l2l5. D: a. s. 6"J %
PA nlu Drownr Room Cars attached to the $50
on .G n -. trans aL "a tII tai- 10 tLc II COC- mid
fisft trains from both New-A OrK aEd PhillielphiL
!estlc .rs cf, iOIl Liberty ~, and
II. =. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent.
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DeailsIrp

DR. r. G.. WAIT. No. 4j Eost 23d-st., near
~ &s.-0n ave- Is tle only a;ciass DENTIST Inc city
Eno ieorns every Kind operation low poPILr
lEcta HOss pear sets 50 SO. best fSu5yer.
% % as; Cod and riaia so 10 SIS Teeth plugged ~
superior - syG CAL examine ltcs
t-e.: isy Crosby Drs Haassy. Budd WrF Glici;r;
l7r1n. Bsidwin gBa H0We
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5tsamboals ano Raiiroaos.

\ kN-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81.
oielneTs leave Paek slip for New Haven II daily
y'ua~l : exeeptef, connecting VIII rosd.
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
We NkWJ ERSEY SOUTHERN kA1bRDAD.-fsre
,ssr tAan by other Commencing November AZ.
tr 81. - - -
NlneIand -
= H. tO1 Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River Ware
Ssb. AID TuekeIlQR- ". >. SNEDEN. Gen. 81 lDageF.
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llsCelldneCns

a,TEELE's FEATHER BUSTERS retailed az
NhOir,alr prices factory. Park row 90 V4'- ~
10 cents .p no each Fine Piano busters, Picture bufs
or Presents.