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Bride Cake.

IL IS not generally known that the
custom of having bride-cake, without
which, even in this day, any wedding
within tho domain of civilization would
be counted as incomplete, is derived
from the most solemn of the three
connubial ceremonies observed by the
ancient Romans. This was called con
farreatio, the other ceremonies being
coemptio, the pretended purchase by
which the parties bought one another
with u bit of coin, and usus, the con-
summation or taking home OF the
bride. The latter two are alone men
toned by Cicero. which shows that the
first form had grown obsolete before his
time. Confarreatio was performed by
the chief priest or priests of Jupiter;
formula was pronounced in the presence
OF 10 witnesses, and the man and woman
ate of Il cake of salted wheaton bread,
throwing part of it on the sacrifice,
which was that of sheep. The cake
was termed far, or panis farreus, (corn
or wheaton bread); whence the name OF
the ceremony. BY this form the woman
was said to be possessed of her husband
by the sacred laws, and became part
ner Of all his substance and sacred rites,
those of the Penates as we'll rs Lares.
If he died intestate and without chill
drep, she inherited all his property. If
she had children she received An equal
share with them. The offspring OF this
form of marriage were designated as
patrimi or matrimi, from whom were
chosen priests and priestesses, especially
the priests Of Jupiter and the vestal vir-
gins. The Emperor Tiberius wanted
three priests of this pure lineage, but
could not get them owing to the general
disuse of the ceremony in his reign.
Confarreatio was dissoluble only by
form of divorce, disfarreatio regarded as
its equivalent in solemnity. That bride
cake is relic of confarreatio is evident
from the fact that until two centuries
since it was made of wheat or barley,
without fruit. We should think that,
with the present revival of, and love for,
the old, young women Of classic culture
and taste would insist that tho bride
cake should be of the ancient sort 1t
might add to the serious and sacred
character of the occasion,
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We ALI Know Him

The editor was sitting in his sanctum
when man, Iaboring under consider
able apparent excitement, walked in with
a paper in his hand. and pointing to a
small paragraph said:
"The genial Col. Mumblechock thinks
Of taking an eastern journey soon. May
he enjoy pleasant trip, is the wish of
many friends"
Nov, sir," said the excited man, 81
am Colonel Mumblechock, and have
called to inquire by what authority you
make use of my name in your paper?"
'First time ever saw it, replied the
editor, glancing at the item, "but sup
pose it is all right. My local reporter is
quite enterprising in his pursuit OF news"
''But | nevsr gave him permission to
use my name in this manner" replied
the Colonel. uet
every likely" said the editor, "bu you
are going East soon, are you not?"
Certainly"
Sand you haven't any objection to
your friends wishing you pleasant tripi"
That is all right, but I don't want my
name in the paper, and in the future you
will oblige me by leaving it out"
"Of course" said the editor, III you
desire it," and the Colonel bowed him
self stiffly out. aa
"John," said the editor to his offlc ,
boy, "follow that man and see where he
goes, and come back and report to me"
John did as he was requested, and
shortly after he came back and reported
that Colonel Mumblechock went TO the
couniing-Ioom and bought twenty-five
papers which, after marking something in
them, be ordered put in Wrappers, and
was busy in directing them.
Cincinnati is chuck full Of humble
chocks. They profess to be highly in
dignant if their names appear in some
triaing wonder how the reporter
got hold of il, and bluster about terribly,
and vet they are secretly delighted at
seeing their names in print, and invest
heavily in papers to send to friends.
The only way TO really offend them is. not
to mention them at all Cincinnati
Saturday Night.
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News by Mail.

Reno, New is to have a 8l4.0oo
school house. }
One warehouse alone in Woodland
CAL, is receiving 200 tons Of wheat
daily.
The export Of wheat fr.m Russia il
diminishing enormously, but the export
OF rye is increasing.
Statistics Of the silk crop Of France,
Italy, Spain and Portugal show an i'm.
mense deficit compared to former years.
Nine thousand six hundred and forty.
two and ono,h0If tons Of water now flow
daily through the Sutro tunnel from the
Comstock.
The American hop crop will be from
onethird to one.half less than last wear
and like deficiency exists in England
France and Bavaria.
Ex-Governor Downey, of California
has made deed of gift of several lot,
in West Los Angeles for the purpose Of
establishing a Methodist University
there.
Secretary Schurz expects to leave
Washington about the Goth inst. for Gin.
cinnati, where he will deliver a speech,
Before returning he will visit Indian
agencies.
The average ratio paid for farm labor
west of the Mississippi is 1928 81
monthly. In the Pacific States the
average is $3S 80, an increase of Al per
cent. over last years average.
A peculiar race inhabiting the north
eastern portion of Siberia has been dis.
covered. They are small, have brownish,
yellow skin, coal black eyes and hair
joyless, almost frozen expression of
face, live in tents, dress in skins and
feed on seal fish.
Newman Hall, the eminent Congrega-
tional pulpit orator of London, has OBJ.
tained decree of divorce from his wife
on account of her adultery with one
Richardson, u ablekeeper. The trial
created great sensation. The wife
brought counter charges of the same
character.
A visit of the United States ship
Kearsage to the Gulf of st. Lawrence is
earnestly asked for by the local papers
on the fishery coast. A Gloucester,
Mass, dispatch, says Matters have
come to an intolerable pass down there.
We are worse off than before the five
millions were paid"
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A young lady graduate in neishbor'
ing county read an essay entitled "Em-
ployment of Time" Her composition
was based on the text, "Time wasted is
existence; used, is life" The next day
she purchased eight ounces Of zephyr OF
different shades and commenced work
ing sky blue dog with sea-green ears
and pink tail on a piece of yellow can
vas. She expects to have it done by
next Christmas. .--Norristown Herald.
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PAClFIC COAST.


SAN Francisco, Aug. IA ID@alt,
Arizona dispatch says: Out Of many con.
lic,ing reports Of so-clled Indian dopro2a.
tiogs, the facts are that fHjdIng party com.
posed Of Americans MtSicaus and Indians,
the lltter long residents of chihuahua, sto,o
nearly 200 animals. The raiders We're fol-
lowed to South Mule pass and three Of the
Americans and two LeXicans were killed.
The troops nre continuing the pursuit
DaQAwIn's DOG@c.
SAN PEANcIsco, Aug l3.-E. j. Baldwin,
whose dis.illery at Santa Anita ranch, Los
Angeles county, wn5 seized and himself &r.
rested for violation of the revenue laws,
waived examination and was held to answer
in the sum of $4,000. In examining wit.
nesses il order to fix the amount OF bail,
Ba)dwin's agent stated that it had been the
regular custom to refill stamped PACKAGES
for retail business and that Baldwin said he
was paying the government well enough, and
it stood him in hand to get the best of them
when he could.
SAn Francisco Politics.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE Democratic
county convention nominated Robert Howe,
ex-senator for sheriff; =. Saunder for county
treasurer, Edward +. Drumm for superin-
!endent of streets, and D. l.. Smoot for dis
trict attorney. Smoot was already nomin.
ated for the same Office by the w. p. G.
The ii. Is. and Democrats have fused
Committees of ten on conference have been
appointed to adjust terms Of compromise
The II. Is. got II decided advantage in the
bargain. They secured Il majority Of the
water commissioners, the mayor and aud
itor, and three out of five election commits
sioners, which consists of the mayor, aud
itor, tax collector, city and county attorney
and surveyor They secured the Office Of
city and county attorney, which official is
the legal adviser of the water commissioners,
and by whose legal instructions they are
governed. By this arrangement they gain
complete and absolute control of the city
government. 1t was stipulated by the Dem.
ocrats of the conference that no man should
be nominated by the bilks for mayor, who
has already received a nomination and was
agreed to. OF the supervisors the II. Bs.
got out of II.
Trade Troubie Settled.
VIRGINIA, Aug. 13.-The difficulty between
the mechanics union and the V. & Il. Rail-
road, was settled to-day. The union gains
all its points, and Tom Clark is dsposed
from the engine to- morrow to make room
for union mas.
sad Termination.
VALLEJO, Aug. IA party Of officers and
ladies' from Benicia barracks, accompanied
by the 9th infantry band, embarked on the
steamer Rival, from Benicis, on the evening
of the 18th inst, for visit to the navy yard,
Mare Island. Everything went smoothly
until the return. When near the south end
of the island, in the morning, the boat
shipped heavy sea, which came near capsiz.
ing her. and washed overheard two musi-
clans, and every effort made to rescre the
men proved unavailing.
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To render MSS. suitable to the edi-
tor, always roll it up, write on both sides
o. the paper in pure red ink, and lie it
with small rope which requires hours
of effort to unite. 1t will be sure Of an
early insertion-in the w,sie hasket.--
YATES County Chronicle.
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Mexico is at it again, and President
Diaz is greatly encouraged in the hope
that his country will YET be able to make
5000 revolution, a minute without slip
ping her eccentric
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The Upbringing of Children.

1t is the duty Of every parent to do
Everything in their power to bring up
their children to be gentle, kind, and
with love for home. One Of the east
est ways to do this is to give the boy a
horse, dog, or some kind Of animal, Or
give him the entire control Of fine lot
Of poultry not mongrels, but something
that he WI value, and so care for You
will in t! IS way create a love for home,
and thus keep him from loaGng on the
street or It the store, leading for years
en- almost purposeless existence, in
which the seeds Of vice, dissipation and
after W 3tchedness are so thickly sown.
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The most treacherous memory in the
worIc oelongs to ayoung man with new
watch
A Young man may do worse things
than write poetry; but other bad haoits
do not so generally afilict his neighbors.
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a NEGRO MIGRATION.
The Dusky stream that IL Pouring threuE
81 Louis toward Kansas.

~ .-..--..- - -, 4,
Inc sensation OF the Gay Is, OF course. the
stampede OF inc negroes from me cotton region
ot the state. Ihe effects OF this exodus are
already beng iet they are very serious ~ their
nature anu must be seriously regarded II Is no
use ior journals IN ihls clty 10 cry Poppycock'
ana CANNON. Nduld II were The negroes.
IKE niloik oil frightened sheep ora drove OF IN
sane swine are making head lrst to the river.
nuuH HotlluG nput ilu Iiuat "vleIHlnHu ellyIts
couniry Theeauses 81 III - fripht hhve alra,aIy
been described and whom the Character Of ina
negro is considered these ctuscs nnnear snf.
ncirutIy reasonable Tho tr1ubla vill moi In.
confined 10 one or Two nlnntntions Init thrnatans
Ia nfI,.t the whole Stair nnI he sit,,nr reyinn
must suffer when tho cotton rorion Is over.
grown with cottonwood trees and weeds
N0t Il week AGO came nm extensive plnntcr to
tins CITY 10 ARRANGE for advances ON his cnnIfn,,
crou Ne made sntis fnctory urrnnrrmpnts ma
was on the t,oiut of returning home when thnrc
arrived "A irgrAn telling him lila hands Lnd len
In congeaur nce his nrrnngrmrnts md 10 he cnn.
ccll,,d ana h.. is a ruined man Every dny tho
same scene rs rnncted i'm this CITY The cotton
ulpnter wishes advances, thr com mission mar.
chants nsk what ara n \ pros prris What in.
deed are his pros pects under the present con.
dition otthinEs2 There seems to be hardly any
remedy cxrrrt nerh,its Vrro soma If mo man
WHO have interests M stake 10 20 into Tho
parishes and persuadr the negroes Into "A better
franco mind Even This nlnn mirhi mi how
ever M thore are now mon in those marshes
who have the ear of tho negroes and arr doing
all they can TO persuade them la lrnva AZ
a last recourse however something must
be done 10 persuade tho negroes 10 move
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MERE MENTION.

Tho opening handicap games OF tho Manhattan Athletic
Clal are Co take place IN their grounds April II.
Laura G. Holloway will lecture IN Chckcring Hall on
Thursday evening next Subject Charlotte Bronte'
The New York Educational Society will discuss the sub
jcct Of Industrial Education" at thcir rooms % Union
square, this evening
The R,fpsr and Jarit inns that the congregation
Of the Temple Beth ~ have voted life PENSION of 81 5UO
year to their chief minister. the Rev. Or EinhOrn
Ellen Anderson q native Of Ireland died at la7 West
Eleventh street Thursday nt the age her family say,
Of IN years She lad been seven years in New York
In the suit of the United states against Noungs Co.
John n Mitchell an Custom House wcighcr admitted
that he had accepted brides to uuderwcgh from SIX to
eight cargOes ui sugar
second at the finish Of the twenty mile race on
Thursday evening SAYS that the manager paid him only
$40 OF the 500 promised
In political row In Riigewood Long Island on sun.
day night last John Mctlger beaten 10 in visibility
his nssainnts have not yet been arrested Yesterday
was sent for 10 take his ante mortem statement
MIR c q Francklyn denies positively that Mr. Wander.
hit has secured the control Of the through cighs 10 the
West over the New York Central road by combination
with the Cunari line lie adds that the Cunard steam.
ships Will land at the foot Of Clarkson street. this city,
carly In June
Or s Lambert will lecture on "Gucosc-what IL is.
How Constituted It's Use Destructive Of Whisky Manu-.
acturc.' before the National Temperance Institute IN
Cooper Union ut + VI tomorrow. samples of glucose
will be shown. and the adaptation ot the article for
household use will be demonstrated
Tommy Powers aged twelve Of 2N West six
tccuth street. positively refused TO attend school
truan officer went after linn yesterday and found him
In bed. lie would not get mp nor dress hnsc and the
officer had to call IN help 20 have him drfssed lie
fought all the TO the Jefferson Market Police Court,
aud tried to strike his mother In the of Justice
Wanicll lie was sent to the Catholic rfotcctory
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done very little. and do not at all seem TO realize
the i'm portance Of tho movement Very few
white people evon 70 to see them. Ii is reported
that strong efforts have been made to induce
many Of these emigrants 10 return Tho An
Choir line OF steamers offered free transpor-
ienst to the oldest they all reject tho idea
with indignation. ] have askcd some Of our
bcst cOicred people hero what they thought Of
the wisdom OF this move and they have invari-
ably replied that they believed all those refugees
would better their condition. Ono prominent
colorcd citizen here said TO me: You can know
by looking at them how wretchcd has been their
condition i'm the South Why, you can distin-
gush every colOrod person who has been in 81
Louis year from any OF this crowd Just by his
moro comfortable appearance. few moro
weeks " emigration like that Of the last week
might materially change the apportionment in
Congress altcf next year"
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SO,irtp Notltss.

A LII ENGINEERS ami steam users are requested
n To attend public meeting TO be- held nj Pythaguras
Hall i3i Canal 81. saturday, April 5ats By order
ol Committee. CLARK Chairman.
NOTICE.-A quarterly meeting of the Father Ma
~ thew z 4 r. Society 80 3 of Willihnshurph on
Sunday afternoon ~ "a at a. CIR hall 7t st. Grand
SULLIVAN, secretary MCDONALD. President
THE quartcrly meeting Of the \ Y r. j. r. H. society
VIII he trld on saturday evening April o. at their
hail 1893 Bowcry Al O'Clock roll call al s all members
are requested u attend, there rs business OF
lance to be tHu~actet also members who paid money
on inc lstA ul January should present their hooks
fAfRck BALM. Bee SEQ WM WARD prest
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mtttlnes.

EITIZENS OF THE HTH, 9TH, 18TH,
~ AND ldll WARDS A puhlic meeting Of the Gu
zus o the above wards wall be- held this saturday
IN AZ och ck, At Blocker Bmliing, Morton
ana hrcck'r strres TO- protest a-an-t the passage
Assembly bill No 40, which permits the condemnation
o public streets avenues and places IN the interest
Oi corporations
All AIe ImNIlnh 70 nlinnh.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD-EsrABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN ImR0rGm TRAINS EAcM WAY DAILY

IHREE nkfOrs II PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN SEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AEAI, AND HE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
oN AND AFTER DEC 10. 1878
Express Trains leave New YORK Desbrosses and
fortandt streets Ferries. as follows
80 7 80. 20, =. 10 tLlmitcdl. II VI l, 80, D.
80 X so. AMI 10 Z NJ
Boats OF "Broukiy n Annex" connect with all through
transfer for Bfuuklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia IL 81, g. S.
50 =. \ 80. and n A .l.mitei Express. | 80 T.,
NJ }. =. I. 80 Z and 81 T. VI ON SUNDAY. u u
tl.3 50. <, X 80 A VI . I. 80 T.. VI
Ticket offices ~ ami VA Broadway Aston llouse
ant loot of DrhrnSses ami Cortutt IS Court st aud
Brooklyn AnucI Depot loot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn. NJ
llb and lls Hudson st Iobuken Depot Jersey CITY
kutrtaut uchct uihce. K Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FARMER
General Manager Geul PASSENGER Agent
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miscellaneous.
u NJ FANNlNG. 0ii East OH 81

u NJ FANNiNG. Gu East oh 81
lNOR SALE cheap-shelying. show aud tool ca ~,
counters, Gas fixtures &c, Of hrstclass hardware
aud huu. furnishing store; Apply on premises from
to r. NJ. 53 Newark av., or address Box 5uj Jcr.
sey ,ity
NERVOUS USTION.-A mcdicai cs.iv
~ comprising series Of Hectares delivered At kahus
Museum OF Anatomy. on the cause aud ut premature
decline showing dsputaby now lost health may be- re-.
aud the treatment Of nervous ami physical debility.
being the result Of 20 years experience BY mail 2Ac.
postage stamp. Address secretary kahma
Museum 6ss Broadway Sew YorK
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails Tor
the week ending saturday, April D. 1873 viii clos AZ
tins office Tuesday at 10 A Tor Europe by steamship
rupc hy steamship ScNtia. via Queenstown corrcspn1t
cucc Tor France must he specially addressed, and 20
for France direct by steamship Labrador. Via ayr
on fhur-aN AZ liss VI Tor Europe by steamship B.l
TIC. Queenstown CORES ondruCe Tor GcrmnHv anl
France must be specially addressed ami at - " iof
France. Germany &c ~ steamship Wicland, VIA lN
Great Britain and the Continent must he specially ti
dressed, ON saturday at ma Cor German, 4. ,
bN steamship punau va o'ull"li tuh .hl w r.
rr.uonirnce Tor Great britain aui Tile continent must he
specially adire s-cdl, and a - Tor Europe uy stn.
ship city of Chester wa queenstown cnrtcsno nrr ~
germany and scotland must hr specially ad ir,~e ii
via glasgow The Wuls fNr utumHfk. sweden. ANA N.r.
way will Dee despatched %, iilmlurl aud Bremen -HI'
leave NrN Nurk March 80 The mails ilr Nts-Hu. o..
/ leave New ioIA Aiul The mails for ~ .faut lr's
\ ~ lurh Apn and o Ile mail, "l the Wet ln'"s
! Brazil and Argentine ltaN Sew Nu.k Apui Ting n'af
Tor cNicn leave New YORK. Apul1 Tho mails lor Aul.
| lia. &c. leave son fmuei.ro Apl a. The mmls Tor
CHINA ana Japan leave san flauc..ro Aprdi"
THuS JAMES, Postmaster
fo'f p'ttcF NV hoRN. March 20 1873
SUPERIOR aruH 200 human ewes made to oticr Va
BAUtii'6 GouGEINANN
U
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K.Soap.
THE rUREsT AND CuEAPEsT
THAT HOCsEREEPERs CAS- SELECr
SOLD BY GROCEES EVERYWHERE.
DEPOT 800 WASHINGTON 81. NEW YORK.

THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, EAST SIDE LINE
NEW YORK. March o. 1879.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
on and ancr this date PENDING THE cONsrRUc.
TIoN OF PLATFORMS AMI eonvenienccs for the trans
fer OF passengers at CHATHAM SQUARE and EAST 42D
ST. the operation Of the CITY HALL aud GRAND CEN.
TRIAL BRANCHES will be SUSPENDED
lyon completion Of transfer facilities Of which due
notice viii be given trains will be those branches
10 and from the functions
ALL MAIN LINZ TRAINS WILL BIZ RUN AS USUAL
By order Of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT STEWART.
O..
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Siuantlal.

CT. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY,
- l6O Broadway. New York. March 20 1879 Election
kOuce An eecuon Tor director, OF tins company aud
Inspectors Tor the next cecuOn Will I've held AZ TINS oc-
ON TUESDAY the 9Th day Of Apr 1879 between the hours
o ~ NJ aud O'Clock i. NJ. by ordc Of the Board.
J. DU BOls. Secretary
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BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ROBERT STEWART.


METROPOLITAN ELEyATED,, Rail
WI WAN-Open from 80 A. VI. TO ~ p VI. Rector
siIset-Neafcst point Tor Wall street Ferry aud connects
with tor South Ferry. Cortlaudt street-Nearest
point Tor Jersey city aud Communpaw ferries PARK
place-Ncarest point Tor Post ONCE. City Hall and Bar
clay Street Ferry 20 loboken Chambers strcet-Near
est point for Pavona ami Erie Railway Ferry. Franklin
street brand sreetNearcst point for Dcsbrosses Street
Ferry TO jersey city. and connects with cars tor Des
brosses and East Grand Street ferries Beecker street
Connects with cars for east and west Eighth street
Nearest point for Christopher street Ferry Hohoken
connecting with cars Tor Christopher and East Tenth
SreetfcrrieS Fourteenth reetNeafcst point ~ Union
Square, Walacks aud Lyccum Theatres. Academy Of
Music Irving and Tamnany Halls connecting with cars
Tor East Twenty third and Twenty fourth Street erncs
Twenty tllrd sIeet-Nearest POINT u Booths 81 James
and PARK Theatres. Grand Opera House, Gilmorcs 6ar
den and Masonic Temple and Twenty thrd Street Ferry
to Jersey city Thirty third street-Neafest point 10
standard Broadway and Fiith Avenue Theatres, Aqua
mum aud san Francisco Mnstrels connecting with cars
for WcehAwkcn Ferry. Forty second street-Connccts
with Sew York Transfer Company cabs Grand Cen
trial Depot fttsth street fiitvtighth street-Conncct
ins with car, Of Bet Line Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park FnVthirl street and Eighth avenue
F0T ny WI trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west side stations Trains will
5sth 4 ami dth and b3i Il ami sth aY alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours ~ and 80
A NJ and and L NJ. when the farr Is cents
WM Il GARRISON. President
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EtnI G stntt.

ltHI VbIdIt.
H a
L'OR SALE-in Brooklyn. twostory basement and
Il attic frame houses containing - rooms lot 23Nlup
irct 10 minutes 10 ulton Cath ferry price only
S3upp Inquire on premises. 1eO John st
COSn CASH ami sdpa year will buy handsome
E~cO 2sturY house tull lot. good location. at Jcr.
city convenient 90 three ferries price only 81 30
others from 81 % 60 81 50n. only $50 cash balance
yearly insailmcnts Of sln. send stamp tor Record"
Gibson, AZ MONTGOMERY Il, jersey city
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ariolous llutltrs
GOSPEL. TEMPERANCE MEETING,
~ 2n.h ~. cor oh nv. 3 T. -Addrcs-cs hy Judge
lhttmau, Rev G. g Gn-s and Others Lecture ~, To
youns people, hy Hon Edward Carswel OF Canada; Bible
reading by Mr. Goss solos aud duets afternoon and
evening
I TXINGTON AV. VI. y. CHURCH, corner
- pa s. the Rev " II Nickel pastor services oti
A ana ~ T. NJ. Francis Murphy Gospel temperance
meeting VIII be- held ri 3t, ST. Addresses from re-.
formed men and eminent speakers. Chaunccy shafier,
presiding seats free. All are welcome.
MADISON Az. REFORMED CHURCH,
WI corner ~ IA st the Bct IdWari A Etc pu stur-
Divine service at II A ami "a T. NJ sabbath school
at 3 +. VI. Strangers cordially invited
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ALL MAIN LINZ TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS USUAL