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SHREWSBURY RIVER.

LONG BRANCH. N. j., April %, 1878.
AT a meet ng OF the property owners OF Red Bank.
held to-day tho following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
Whereas the Of Representatives In Congress Assem-
bled did the ED inst. pass by largo majority the
River aud Harbor b including an item OF $500! Tor
OF the north and south branches oil the
Shrewsbury River; therefore
Resolved That property owners OF Red Bank having
deep interest in the Improvement OF said river resolve
should be expended in the con-
sruction jeties such position TO connnc and force
the tho chDnnoi instead Of dredging
by the bill and that tho member Of Con-
grcss from this district be requested to carry out the pur-
pose OF this resolution
Copies OF the above have boon forwarded 10 tho rep
rcscntativc OF this district ut Washington.
II ~ said $4,000 have already been expended In
dredging mud IRON the mouth oil the North Shrews.
bury and no perccptioc benefit has resulted as Tue
steamers that now ply between Now YORK aud ked
Bank have TO go with the tides when they are uil,
even then they often get aground. Tho citizens
Red Bank have been discussing the question Of 10.
PRODUCING watcr throughout tho town, and have re-
solved 10 mold meeting on May AS to whether they
shall have the holly or reservoir system.
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JERSEY CITY GOVERNMENT.

The new Board OF Police Com missionors Of Jersey
CITY organized las. evening by oecting Matthew
Monks, democrat, from the First DISTRICT president
Tho Board stands ave democrats to one republican.
The Board oil Pubic Works reelected James r.
Crandali, sfrom tho Fifth district, president Tho
Board s com posed OF SIX democrats.
The Board OF Fire Comm Issioners organized by re-
ciccting Charles L. KRUGER, OF the Third disrict TO
the presidency THIS Board stands Ave democrats TO
one republican.
tho Aldermen the 7th. Mayor Hopper Will be
sworn into oincs LIST OF the month.
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DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

A well dressed man win gray hair and whiskers
entered the Howard House Mt East New York yester-
day afternoon and called glass OF beer. when It
had been placed before him ne took small bottle
containing some liquid from his pocket and emp
tod contents into tho giass. ne Then
drank the beer. Soon after he seized
with q CONFUSION aud dicd In short time.
There nothing IN his pockets Ny which he could
b. identified, but the inside OF the Inning oil his
silk hat was found tho name Of II. Parsen. me de-
ccased about ty years OF age ave feet eight
In height The body was removed to the East New
YORK sfatiou house
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The long talked OF bail OF the Seventh Regiment
takes place this evening ut tho Academy OF Music.
Great preparations hive been made to have this
ball one OF the most ma.nilcenL Affairs OF its
kind that has taken place IN this city. The
ssannuas'' Of the Seventh In the past always
attracted tho elite Of the CITY, and, as the members
assert that ball Will every way QUITO tho
spiendors OF any of It's predecessors there will cer-
taniy be brilliant gathering at tho Academy TO-
night fho proceeds vi the bsl are Dc devoted to
the ariuory fund, and all the friends OF The rcgi
mont, whether military or otherwise, are expected 10
giyo the regiment a helping hand on this OCCASION
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sEvEyTY-FIksT REGIM N i VETERANS

At the seventh annual meeting of the Veteran
Seventy-nrst Regiment Association. held at Del
monco's last evening the following named gentlemen
were elected officers tor the coming year:-Com.
mander-Henry r. Martin. Senior Vice Comman der
5. A. Buncc Corresponding Score tary-F. r. Taylor.
Recorder and Treasurer-J. 5. Woolsey. surgeons
Charles McMillcn aud James B. Reynolds Executive
Commttee-T ). Copeland. Andrew N. Underhii,
Eben Peck. Thomas J. Girvan and A. l.. See.
S.ewards-Seymour A. Bunce, A. L. Soc aud ]. A.
Ames.
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DR. cIendenin Of Fort Lee, n. j., recently began
examination into number Of peculiar cases oil sick
ness among the people OF For, Ice. and found that
fresh snad had been eaten by them He subjected u
TO borough dissection and found in tho visccra aud
muscles OF the shso numerous parasites which, whom
placed under microscope, assumed almost Ter ocious
proportions This the Doctor believes have caused
the illness or his patients The hsh Examined by tho
Doctor had been out of ths water an hour before
be began MIA 9xsninatiJp.
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Tho Brooklyn Jourcaymen bricklaycrs hswc been
for some time past mpa,ing q strike for higher
wages The society men demand . uniform rate Of
81 10 por day for all ompe,cnt journeymen There
are about 700 bricksyors IN that city, OF whom 400
paid from 81 rs to ~ per day. There appears 20 be
general disposition the part the bosses 10 agree
10 the acmunds OF tue wofkmen.
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THE RYAN HOMICIDE.

The trial In the Newark Court Of Richard Van Lear
(coIored) for the manslaughtcr Of Daniel Ryan
weeks ago in that city set down for yesterday.
BY advice or his counsel Van Lear pleaded guilty Hs
claimed tho privilege, however, OF being granted an
opportunity TO make statement 10 the Court show.
ing mitigating circumstauccA
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are hereby rsApponted conduct the accodanes
Is 70 10 esnansd 70 Hsns such meridian aud lines
s paints sna e h s s
value Il any time II the luiure s. la. a.. :, chair
their a. saia sssa
Quorum No compensation shall be paid the Commits
onss under this M but they may ss sp.d the
Shall be annually BY the Commissioners % the Leg
iass and 80 vir
made g out this ~s: .A sa Ss
e sasA for tho
Pas osss vi sHs pss
on s s ta e.
COUNTY cASvAssERs
Mr.. Strsck's bill relating 10 the Board Of County
Canvassers or the city ana county OF Now York was
slightly amended to-day BY himself and Mr.. Grady,
and will probably pass in the following form
ants in he CLERK ely ana s0sn.y q S:r
York aud q sas clerks and ann % s Z. As
may be- required ~ the Board OF Aldermen sitting as
.s.ns SESSION Fly :xesn.s
ia The ' sassuion and Of nc duties
e ssssy ss.sa 's 81 onn
whose onosn.s.on shall not exceed tho sum OF
SIC The said Board County shall hero
copess the csnvass OF tas votes east - any election
day which they required BY law 10 meet 80 canvass
CUTTING DOWN THE SUPPLY BILL.
The Senate WAS engaged In the consideration OF the
Supply bill throughout the day sssson A reported
from the Finance COMMITTEES by Senator Harris u
shows q reduction below the Assembly appropria-
lions OF about 100000. The following items wore
addcd:-
Chaplaiu Halicy (additionaD ................ 500
Rent Tor rooms IN Congress HAIL.. 800
Chester Moore, subpnnang witnesses for AS
nonumeuss between Troy ana Hudson, b. Hut
son RIVER. oov
Delhi Library ioo o
Room Tor Court OF Appeals. 1000
Room Tor state officers the old Capitol. ...... 1000
Al u Roberts, gratuity.. 1000
mml,tco on Miscellaneous Corporations. 100
Deficiency for State Library. 400
Coat of arms Tor Mount vernon .............. 100
Clerk OF the Assembly ladditionaD ........... $50
Clerk OF the Senate, indexng Smyth trial 49,. 500
aymaster General. ...................... 900
ASYLUM for insane Convicts................. 6225
Utics Asylum ....................... 100
Willard Asylum. oO0O
Juvenile Dcnnquents, Randall's Isand.... 10000
Blind Asylum Batavia Observation-Disclosures. 5000
lnebriate Asylum, Binghamton ...-........... 1900
Quarantine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
John Flanagan Judgment ana costsl .......... 755
Attorney General TOR attorneys). $500
Conte ed seats, &c...... 1919
Board Of Audit cases Observation-Disclosures. 572O
Armory al Kingston $4,000
Unexpendod balance OF deposits OF contractors 1891
Printing. Observation-Disclosures. .............. 4,932
Stop gate at Rochester. 14UO
Canal bridge, Tonawanda. .................. 1900
Tue reductions in appropriations that appear IN tho
Assembly OIL and items entirely stricken out from
that bill az follows:-
commissioners 10 revise statutes. $500
Buffalo Law Library Observation-Disclosures. LOCO
s,euosrapher Tor Attorney General. 1900
Cattaraugus RESERVATION. 1900
Labor school, Tonawanda. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Cayuga .....-.................... Toll
Sing sing Prison. 140OO
Elmira Reiormatory 90 900
Hudson River Hospital. 10000
Utica asylum. 10000
Buffalo Asylum. 10000
Juvenile Delinquens Asylum. Rochester, 5000
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vsstrymen-p. G. Tallman. c. n. Parsons, c. Pomsroy.
s. v. L,rton, w. H. Lob, L Tonent, s. W. Hoyt and
L. Kissan.
srrHEw'5 cHCKcM
Wwdens-N North and A. l. Mcdonald vestry.
men-H. Hopper W. Evans, II. Skingcr, e LaidInw,
Il. Ha,phi, A. Dale, W. Taylor, T. w. ktngsland, Jr.
L. W. Kngslaud, Sr., and 4. W. Knapp.
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JERSEY CITY CHURCHES.

CHRIST CHURCH.
wardcns--O. Anksiel and y. Menard Vcstry men
Joseph Ii. WclD, william Mu doll John ). hall ana
William II. Filter
GRACE cHURCd.
wardens--Paui Ba0cock aud u. Licnau Vestrymcp--
John Van Worst H. II. Clark, J. Is. Roman, b. lungs
worth, Umsted Wells, John b. Coles, Il. y. Wilson,
James Fleming, James u. Simons and Charles hcin-
Josh.
HOUSE PRAYER
Wardens--J. r. Learned and J. L. Crockett. Vestry-
men--D. i'm Wood, John A. Crockett, A. L. Miller,
n. IA. Wright, John TownIey. william A. Smith, NJ d.,
Egbert Ward and Thomas Davis
TRINITY CHURCH.
wardens--Cortlandt Parker and Joseph II. Trippe.
vestrymen--J. r. Pennington, Silas MercnanI ). s.
Morris, Henry ". Duryec, Daniel Dodd, George fc-
ters, Oscar L. Baldwin, William James, Wallace
Durand and Gershom Lockwood.
sr. JoHs's CHURCH
Wardens-Elizur Waru ana john .. Sutphen. Ves-
trymen- Thomas W. James, " J. Mallory, Orrin
Ward N. %. shaw, George 5traiford. Thomas j. Pope,
A. A. Bliss and Dclos Bliss.
sT. HArxs cnuRcH.
wsrdens--H. II. \. Freeman and J. A. Donahues
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The meeting was followed ~ a banquet.
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ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES.


ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES.
SKETCH OF GEORGE CRUIKsHANK. by Russell
~ Sgs with wentythree illustrations from engraVng' OF
rrukshanks drawings. humorous description OF Coon
hnp, by Frank r. Stockton with nine Illustrations by W.
nsDpsrd of Richmond Va The second Of Dr. Brewers pa
oers ON Bird Architecture "TEe Weaver Birds, with eN
oulste illustrations by ROrdan engraved by MARSH aHu o
ESSAYS and DESCRIPTIVE PAPERS
.ruE ENGRAVER-His Function and Status" by w. J..
very able contribution the discussion whether an
over shall be called artist Mr. Linton, who perhaps
49, most celebrated Of living woodengravers throws much
81. an ,e peouar difficulties and the history Of the art
80 WHITE DAY AND A RED Fox" oneo OF BURROUGHS
c,,ur ont door papers. "a NEW AMERICAN IN
sTpY by Charles Barnard. giving account Of the fruit
ra.inp now extensively carried on in the Delaware and
,tf.,,ut regions "LYING AS FINE ART. and the
, % mo Rev Samuel Peters Artist" as DISPLAYED
~ Iory Of Connecticut published over hupdred years
ego. cuOPT cTOPIFS
.r,rr ELEVENTH HOUR" story of New-York life, ~
,+oa Tayarps THE STORY OF LESKEN," by Anna
lh With ten sihoueties by Howard Pyle; tale Of
49,, - ho,ng for "a hero musician OF Walack's Thea
t,s MIsERY's PEARTREE," translation OF a Flemish
ssos,d nv DR. w Nichols with two sketches by Charles
,fcVi, The two serials "RONY"a story Of Indiana life
during the campaign Of 1870 by Edward Eggeston; aud
"Hs INHERITANCE" by Miss Traitor, are continued
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS.
Tn the regular departments articles on The Art Of Speak
fe The Literary Element in Art FOwerpau ting Improved
STYLES Cheap Dwellings parodies on the preaDhaehtes
reviews Of books art scientific memoranda &c
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T. Egan aud others.
For everywhere. Price 80 cents 81 year suOscip
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naehis, Sc.

A THE FAST YACHT GUSSIE AT AVG
"a. TIOY-Ths we'll known soop yacht Gussie-lehsln y,
over all 60 feet BEAM 10 eet depth Ole feet dfaugh OF
water feet length Of waterne 90 feet ana
ree comned built Henry steers for his own use OF e
est sierias conner butt bOlted very fast ana
abe the winner Of prizes and fine sea boat THOR
o1giIy eoupped-wlI sold auction without reserve 70
the highest bidder on SATURDAY May 49, 1870 al o'oo
o'clock u M foot Of Wau-st.. New-lork
FOR Inventory and permit % view the boat. apply 10
ALBERT ii. EIC0LAY q co, Aucti0neers,
AZ PneBL. New-lOrk.
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New Publications
Continued from Sixth PAGE.
NOW READY.
ECLECTIC MACHINE

~ ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
or TORTIGN IITERATU tE,,o
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l. THE AM I5RISatGTs On DESIGN IN NATURE.
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x,r1r poI,SD THE WORLD IN NACdl' Df 4'0
Rrassey NJ. p. CONCLUSION. >,1,rUr MEN By
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49, Professor Max Miller. -, H., y,uaIn Black.
Y MACLEOD OF DARE. A Novel by "
VI TGF FARMERS DAUGHIEh'
XII TO ETHEL. BY austin DGDsq3inr nv the Editor
viii POPT, LEO XIII with p0rtT1i'l' D' '- ~
XIV LITERARY NOTlCE,H ,-oTFs
XIV FOREIGN LITERARY NO4A1~
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Reliqions Notices.

Nv request OF the New Sabbath Committee the Rev
H. e. POTTER, D. d., will preach Some Aspects o. ue
sunday Question" Grace Church broadway and ios''
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, May 10, at 4 o'clock
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Church Of the Disciples,
ts......- att - artT sf.ffanp "a vp

FOry.hfth-sf. and MadisOn-ave,
GEORGE II. HEPWORTH Pastor.
At lO;i5. Subject: zone God Our Father
AT 7i5. Subject: "The Blind Bcggar"
Sunday school aud Congregational Bible CLASS al ..
Young mems meeting Wednesday evening nj ).
General pTaycr-mceting Friday evening at >.
CIergymen ana Music Committees may be supplied WIN
conuetent OTganists pupils Of Mr. JAMES PEARCE MUS
b. OxOn Organst of Christ church NewYOtk eight years o
ST. Marks Philadelphia. by application to him at "a East
4gthst No agencies need apply Copies OF Hymn M1sic,
service Book Pointed Psalter Organ Works DC sou W
Churches on liberal terms.
Civ Mission WorlS.-Generai G. b. FISK, CHAUNCEl
SIIAFFER esq. the Rev. A G. MOREliOUSt ana Olhc
are present speak the Bedford street ~
n Church. on UNDAY EVENING, at $40. Al are invited
Mr.. j. b. Cornell will preside.
ColIcaintc Reformed Dutch Church. Lafayctteplace,
cor. Fast 4h.st.. Broddway-lhe Rev. l. FEiA4i-
BERS D. will preach SABBATH lJih INST, az II u III
and the Rev. W. Il. MERRITT at y. ~.
Collegiate Reformed Dutct Church. 5tlaye cor 29h.
s-The Rev. WILLIAM OEMlSION, ID. D. VIII preach on
SABBATH 18th inst. Services at II m. ana 7l1 D. M
CofIeante Reformed Dutch Church, Jhaye. cor. 4sl-
st-The Rev. j. G.. NANSLYKE. ID. D.. OF klng.tol' -
Y will preach on SABBATH, 18Th inst. Services at II a. H.
and ~ II m
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Jnstrnetion.
For Bows ant

For Bows and Young Men-Country
BETHANY ACADEMIA halliday Summer
Ta Psa iG% e BeshSS cones
DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
yeaT o1 begins eeg seP III s seso 81
0i business 1"'D'y OO"'U' Rev. D T. REnEY, Rector
GUNNER NORMAL SCHOOL OF Ian
- GUAGE at Amherst College under tie direction Of i
sAUyEUR Ph.p, LII opens July o. Circular at l'4Sl
Broadway. see The Nationo
NEORRISTOWN On. j. BOARDING SCHOOL
Nk for bows. The Rev 5. y. HOWELL AN, Principal
Young MEN privately Fitted for College.
N'"D'''O''" ''O, r. MoFFSiANN. siocs6ridss. Mas
G~N A QUARTER for boarding, schooling,
sHohTDGEs MEDIA GsnH ACAD i;&c6, for sa SGTnS
men ana AM 0Sys co.., N1 yeS5 entire 1raT H sUMMR
scmooI%sreca courses in book keeDiRg and pen
spanish Italian; English Branches and Execution
H1SE caeir al gIds one Harvard an Yale Rec.
ommendl by Bay9Td Iay9r RehSfGJ pon e i r' rev
Thmas T. Cooper oher Media has churches an'
a temperance charter. Send for circular
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
- Polstowu. Montgomery CO.. PennThe twenty an
session begnson sept ri i NUM-
btT Tor caaiocues apply to Geo o. Butter A. NJ Principal
HOME Institute, larry N.Y.-A boarding
ard day school for young 3Ge, WI ISPtn PTn
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
/ burg Pa hcathful beautiful College, Home ano School
opens pa year sept ~ Rev I. r EGE a. Nj Pres
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester
vi Nass-FOr YOUNG LADIES. For circular, address
AVA WILLIAMS, Principal
AIRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn. -
I'VE Pupils who enter for the spring Term may remain her
Mrs. Vests through summer vacation BOX 1856.
VHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
4 FRENCH FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES, 40 33 WalsL, NswHayen. CoHn Chcuiais sent
upon application
For Both Sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
"a sttutc Commercial College; founded 1907 astaside
school students received any tine. Catalogue nee At
Dress Rev f. D. BLAKISLEE, a. NJ Principal East Green
wicb r. l.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY THOS. HAN
Ion. D. President Pennington. n il one OF the best
Ooarng schools u tins country; charges very ISaoaDr
hEtN Dr. a., S225 pr. VI. Board and tuition
tp wv in all branches SOCKIASD COLLEGE, Nyack,
N.Y. sexes extras but music H. BANNISiI-ii
ia
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Religious Nollrcs.

scatter rre.Pysrq GR"F re od G Saa On and
The Pastor The KEY. san LEL NJ HAMlLIoE, "l preach
Lecture on WEDNESDAY ENENlN6&l O'Clock.
AT WiIictt street Methodist Church, n,ar GIandst,
preaching SUNDAY at 1880 m. and az 1880 D. m by Mt
cor6iay nycd Mcetug for Holiness Saturday evening in
Lecture Room Strangers ana iends cordially invited
Al Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. Or; KING viii preach morning ana evening
Evening subject: the Wife ana the Mother the sec
family You wiz De cordially welcomed
AZ HPTS Ch1TGh GST G @a55c ecS GE
and at 7ij Evening Soats Tree sunday school $40 a. H.
Al the Brooklyn Tabernacle, the Rev T. DE WITT
M5faHfSG 1880 on vi" The lessons " Of me s and dah Of
MajOrGeneal Dakn; ason tHe evening at fJV lsehg0n'
At stanton street baptist Church = j. KNAPP. Pastor
Reetng Friday spcning All are invited
American sundoy-schooI Union. Fifty fourth anuyer
say TeehG y N T Kew VIM NJ TSyor d. D. Xe
York. the Rev. W. Nelson McflfksI' D. D. OF Pliade
deliver the addresses.
At the New Jerusalem Church on a5th.st cast of am
prsacR from Psalm am XVII XVI trust IN he Lord what
itIs How It is developed" Visitors cordially welcomed
American Temperance Union Cooper Igstitgts e..
DAY at p m Reception 70 DE- r. r ~ LET9 Su re ov
Of I"S e % G6csgo POST Miss LAcHox vii
sing Collection cents a 1915 II u1Nny prosI0ont
HENRY c. PARKS, Secretary.
Association Halt. 23d.sr., corner 1traye.
Bible Class for young mon only III the Paor at o'clock
Young Mems Prayer.meetings:
SUNDAY, G3O p. m, young men generally. -
ally.
ceptedl Tor both sexes from to . ococG -
CheernE HILL S9ays fgTeF lshs x Iii n T@SR
at $3.50 SUNDAY AFIERNOON subject a." How to study
p Prayermeeting Thursday evening IN the church III
l1thst, west OF Gave. All the seats are free cordial
invitation is extended to everybody.
American Blue Ribbon Temperance Union, at Tam
many HaIi SHNDAY ocl0G1 Ihe 9i29qSLt ~ $500
pr fREDLkICk RICHARD LEES. OF England and Miss
REV WILLIAM b. AFFLECK President.
E,iNA GATES CONKLIS, Cor. Secretary.
Al ~. PaHl's Methodist Episcopal Church--SUNDAY.
May l9preaching by the pastor the Rev. Dr. TIFFANY,
ect Temperance as Related TO tho NewYOrk Christian
Home Tor intemPerae Men" Sermon By IT; TITAN.
BuNTING Resident Manager VIII show The working Of
A New Protestant Episcopal Parish-Chqrch OF the
the Rev. EDMUND GUILBEKT, Rector.-Serylces g. lO45
service. - ~
nv AZ Grand r1" Union Hail. 45l 7haye above $iths SUN
Rev. WV S Resch Snd Pby Se
Sah OOspel Temperance Meeting, $780, singing by w.
w Bentley and chorus.
nAi the Filth Avenue Baptist Churcn. West 48thst.
Subject "Concerning Jesus a. Poet and evening at 7i5
"Plgrmage" SUNDAY school az a. m.
Ar Trinity baptist Church 56thst near LexingOnaye.
Preaching at III and sermon YOUNG MEN 745 pm.
bibesehool at D. m.
Ushers gladly welcome ALL
Anthem Memorial Church,
4othst, west OF 6thaye.
The Rev. A J. ARNOLD viii preach
st 1880 r. n. and at y. m.
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CCRIRNER for JUNE.

~ AN ATTRACTIVE NUMBER
- the numerous interesting papers, in its varied table
m, oon,epts are the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
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VALE Law SchOol.-Rcgular course, , years :;
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orcns sept % ADDRESS Prof. WANLAND New-haven, CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
Coal ano Woo6.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, Nos.
II 100 l52 1874 East 25thst ..WM. l. WlLLIAMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
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