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The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

From the N. Y. wor,a. Y
IL wiN sc(fcely dotor Senator Blaine
sh Senatpr Conkliug 70 assume tnat mo-
'b1dy has peeserved any documl Is relatt
ius to the te civil war, and tAt they
my theref0n let fhncy an meucsy roar
hand-in-hand over its history. Mr..
Blaine attempted to make q partisan
point against the State of Delaware and
Senator Bayard yesterday by citing the
refusal OF the electors OF Delaware to
take an oath kindly prepar& l0f, them
and prescribed to them AZ { Necessary
qualification for voting by General Rob
ert Fl. Schenk sfter consultation. as Mt.
Blaine Kindly explained, With Preside nt
Lincoln. II happens that the World Is
able to day to print the texts both OF the
oath which was thus prescribed by Cen
eral Schenck and Of the protest against II
which was adopted ~ meeting Of citi-
zens Of Delaware which was attended by
the present Senator Bayard. 1t will be
seen that the protest was q dignified and
manly protest, such % 1t behoOved an
American community or acommuHity Of
freemen anywhere to adopt when . quail
ificali IN for the performance Of its civil
duties unknown to the law was suddenly
prescribed 10 1t by military power. 1t
v i'll be seen further that the aqualifica-
ton which General Schenck thus pre-
scribed at the point Of the bayonet TO
American citizens was one which he had
precisely IS much right 10 lay down -
he had TO require every voter TO subscribe
the Thirty-nine Articles or to reps at
aloud declaration that . straight Aush
b. at four of kind. An illustration Of
the issue joined between the Democrats
and Repub | ans in Congress more apt
Tor the former or more unfortunate tor
the latter could hardly have been found
than this which Senator Blaine has 50
maladroitly given the World occasion 10
REPRODUCED 1 jii-BJ TaT ,hi.l IL "a.
If the Republicans are willing 10 stand
by the principle ofIeneral Schenck's or
der a. proper to be enforced anyw her in
the country at this time, the Democrats
can adopt the protest Of Delaware with
q certainty Of carrying every State In the
Union In such alcontest between fixed
law and arbitrary power. u", it''' 'a'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

A novel but legitimate business dodge
is recorded from Richmond. Jobbinp
merchants of that city recently met to
take some action upon the turn of Upper
Virginia trade from Richmond to Balti-
more. The decision of the conference
was kept secret. Next day the most in
telligent statesmen in the large houses
were sent along the line of the Chesa
peake and Ohio and other roads, with In,
structions TO invite the country storekeep
ers to Richmond. The statesmen uset
their tongues cleverly and left FREE
round trip ticket with every dealer. Th.
country merchants took the run downItt
the State Capital the other day and soor
found themselves at banquet specially
prepared for them. They ate and drank
and felt so grateful that after the feas
every one ran around town buying large
bills.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
TUESDAY. MAY 10th, ls7s.
II NAY, be proper to say that Mr..
Townsond's letter is not in reply TO one
from ri. ttf

VALIANT BLAINE.-In his speech
yesterday in the Senate, he admitted he
was TOO cowardly to 60 to the front on
being drafted and paid Democrat to 60
- his substitute; nor did he stop in
allowing the white feather until after he
had assailed the absent Senator Hill and
the venerable ex-senator, james A. Bay
ard, Blaine, however, was soon made to
feel that be had made a great mistake in
his assault upon Delaware and her ven
erabls ciNizen, through the reply Of SEN
ator Bayard that drew forth loud ap
plauae when he sat down, which was sc
annoying 10 the Maine Senator that he
will bdoubtleas give Delaware wide
berth In the future. 10 90 l.-q'"" i
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
Jack, the Giant Killer,
-NRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Saturday Afternoon and Evening,
The sreat event t. of the season Engage
ment Of the celebrated coiored :.
PINAFORE COMPANY
after the extraordinary success at the
Globe Theatre. Broadway, New Yoi k,
having received the highest praise from
both the public and press OF the two lead
ing cities OF America-New York and Phil
AN EXTRAORDINARY sUCUESs.
Globe Theatre" Pinafore" In Black.
Philadelphia seems TO be the home Or Pin
afore." The Quaker CIT, sent us the Church
another Philadelphia manager has inaugu-
rated at the Globe Theatre a "Pinafore" In
black. A genuine "Pinafore" (nOt bur
iesquel In genuine black fesh-not burnt
CORK The Josephine1s is negress. The Lit
tie Ruttercup and Hebe are mulattpes. The
Captain and the Admiral are full bloOded
Africans. The chorus Is large and the see
merry geod' The negroes are SAID TO act and
sing in dead earnest. and AS q decided the
strical novelty-"Pinafore In Black
should take"
The above idea has been more than full
filled,
AND THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE
met each and every member of this extra
ordinary company.
THE COLORtD OPERA TROUPE,
consisting OF sixty 1--WE first class artists.
appearing each evening In the captivating
Comic Opera of
II. MS.
PINAFORE.
This truly brilliant company must not
be confounded with any kind Of burlesqse
u IT t-.
MUST DISTINCTLY %.
BE UNDERSTOOD TOBE
NO BURLESQUE.
Thta nj 90
Every note OF the music sung.
THE SOLOS p
eliciting rounds upon rounds OF applause
THE COLOkED PINAFOkE
has given more genuine satisfaction IN
every particular than any white rendition
OF the same In this country.
THE SHIP SCENE
has been pronounced the most beautiful
and m realistic ever yet presented TO The pub
MOONLIGHT VIEW
IN the second act creates positive furor
OF excitement each representation, ,f--
The
SILENT DRILL,
which has never been seen outside of Phil
adelphia, Is the most artistic and truly
wonderful exhibition ever produced on any
THE CHORUS
has been pronounced the most perfect OF
any that have as yet been heard
THE WHOLE COMPANY
IS uni iversally conceded w be the most per-
feet travelling.
EACH CHARACTER
represented TO the life, the reading perfect,
and 1t must not be forgotten that the ar
lists are
COLOKED PEOPLE
making this the most extraordinary per-
fOrmance In the world. :.
The above great company will be sup
port by full and
conducted by the celebrated leader, Mr..
John britner.
Notice-MATINEE SATURDAY.
POPULAR PRICES.
Box book for sale OF Reser yed Seats open
Monday, May 10, at Thomas q Co.'s book
store. .sftf '..8 .
Prices-25, so. rs cts. No extra charge for
reserving seats. Lower part of the House
bO and 10. Balcony % cts. Tor the evening
Matinee Prices-All parts OF the House
% cents
No extra charge for reserved seats.
mayl7-i9,2l,23.
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Something with Merit In n

THE LA BELLE letter copying book and
INK "a French chemical discovery is iust
what the business public has wanted fnr
years. 1t enables the merchant TO copy III
letters without Vdter, brush or prem. ar,I
with no more trouble, time or pains than
ne would be put to In blOtting the letter ia
has written. The copying Ia immed iafeIv
a ana absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
MAJ WHOM blet, or blur. The books
class quality ofietter copy Ing. books tI,a
can De used In any ordinary press with Dr.
Without water); ten Or twenty letters csn IN
pc COPIED at one time. The books are weIi
pound and made of the finest French linn
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce is tho cn,9
Delaware. 0 o'@Ue VI
u1,, ADDRESS Chas. W. Bruce, GA Pine street
'A'o"' Doi. apl6-1m
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

with them @cqssfsAly p iseOb -
cause We g So@ pa p mhey = cheap y
they g@thArs. tn Old banksp of New
Yofk and Boston got theft calital
through the State Bank system FOR about
rs cents on the dollar. Now paper money
costs about three times that. 1t is safer,
but it is monopolized by the Northern
and Eastern sections; yet they are not
able to loan the West and the South fol
less than seven or eight per cent. Hence
the South and the West feel that they
are imposed upon in not being able to
secure money as cheaply as they could
PRIOR TO 1851. s-.. ,.,..v. p .jt..t! d..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
Mrs. Prim roses Funeral

The funeral ofMrs. R.C Primrose, wife
of J. II. Primrose Of No. 72S Market
street, who died of consumption, took
place this morning, from the residence
of her husband, on Eleventh street, near
Washington. The funeral services were
conducted at the house by Rev. w. j.
Stevenson, of Grace M. E. Church. The
interment will take place at Smyrna, the
remains being taken down in special
car attached to the 9.15 train.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

NJ OTlCE.-J. H. Primrose has taken the
IN management Of the old and reliable
sewing machine company-the Wheeler d
Wilson. his machjue has been lately
improved, and Is an enUlrely new IN achine,
Wilson. IL Ia the finest made lock-stitcf-
sewing machine now in use, and has nd
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends VIII give US a call
and net buy until they have examined this
new machine. t4I
Our terrltery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and delaware and
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found at
72S Market street. Alter the 10Th OF Marcl,
next we will be found 1t our old stand the
Garrett building, No. 71S Market street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5 diff J. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
Important 10 rtotherr.

only thing that mothers oan rely upon fol
their children. IT corrects acidity of the
TOmach. cnres wind collie, req uiates the
bowels and gives rest. healih and comfort,
70 mother and child. During the process
OF teething It's value ia fncsiculable. II
s0ftens The gums, reduces inf1sm n alton
and aliays- all pain, thereby giving rest "a
the child and cOinfon 70 lhe mother -
twenty ve cents b bottle, marlb- -lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

3 A tramp named David Licker was
fined 81 and costs for disorderly conduct,
BY the Mayor, few days ago. Whether
David had been partaking of too much
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
Economy and Comfort
I'm COoKUNG-,...4

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company is
prepared 10 furnish Stoves for CoOkine
with Gas. 1t Is an established fact that
during the hot weather cooking can be
done more economically with gas than
coal. and the comfort and convenience
q decided advantage over other faei.
Sample stoves on exhibition ~ the of.
nee, THIRD q SHIPLEY 0T0
may15 5-3mosd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
Loaded With Shingles.

The schooner James w. Hinton, of
Elizabeth, N. c., arrived, this morsing,
from Wilmington, N. O., with 93,OO0
shingles. She will leave 10000 here and
take the balance to Philadelphia. She is
now unloading at Harris wharf.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
n andy Package Dyes.

These popular dyes are pu' IN IN rPcE'
ages at 10 re - each aui ar'y "a t'd 'dl
dye from TO pounds ol woollen, silE@l
cotton goods. are mt re COIsrhltni and
econo "a Ical than any dyes In e c!eyl
mail to any add SIS Oi zee ipt Of price
Tritde :, p ~ d BY
4 J MES RE +. iruggl,l,
Agent for bclHwlrr,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

1000 acres WANTED Parties bav. !.
lVVO Ing Farms TOR sale on Rail Raad
or Navigable water OF mot lass than nsa.a ~
acres s each adapted to the raising OF sn % ~ =
ossts' VIII please apply TO
IT. HEALD,
Clayton House Briildinp.
mays, 10, II ,24&3l "''~'ns'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

NJ OTICE.-The Regular Annua M Getting
IN of the Mechanics Loan Association
will be held ~ their rooms, No. 4Oi Mar
ket street, On Monday evening, May 18Th
report OF the secretary, election OF Officers
or any other business that may be present
ed. WI. MURROW.
ap2s-dtma12 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

NJ OTICE.-The Delaware Loan Associa
IN ton now offers new stock for SALE
fhe irst payment may be made at any
time 70 the secretary. GEO. y. MARIS,
apo col Shipley ST.. End fioOr
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

NOTICE.- Mechanics' Loan Associa-
IN ton offers Tor sale $40 shares new
stock. First payment on the second Tues
day In May. Application eau be made to
wM.J. MORROW, Secretary,
ap1t-eOdtf .i All French street
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20

NJ Office. The Working Mems Loan
IN Association now offers new s,Ock IOr
sale. The FIRST payment may be made 81
any time to the Secretary
GEO. c, MARIS,
an Q-lm Col RhinlaX Hfrtaat. mn dnnI
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
Price 81 Fer Bottle,
Or 6 Bottles for $J.

Delivered to any address free from OBJ
servation.
"tatlents" may consult by letter, re-
celvlng the same attention as by calling.
Competent Physicians attend to CORE
spondents. All letters should be ad
dressed TO
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
NOTICES.

NJ OTlCE.-The Clayton Loan A ssocia-
IN IIon offers new series for sals; this As.
sociation loans the full amount and col.
lects premium monthly.
~ ~. l.. LICHTENSTEIN
mai I'm aaCrata
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
HOlnpau's Liver i'ad

HOlDlams Liver i'ad
Has worthwhile reputation, establish
ed Li,rou gh its wnnderiu efficacy In all all.
ments tiiat have tIcir Origin ~ 0rpnl
liver or diseased > iOuIuct; such hs hlll'u,'
ness, dyspepsia, rh, IN. alisn' slnk VI u
acne, &c II cures b. abs0lb ing ttus
ease through /, e pOr $, sub 'ltutlNg .en,
tie vege' rIe tonic Into the yitell hNel
Hbsorpton \ It's, holy ald i"0l plNlu'
also Pamphlets with fur'hel ptfl't"ia'
u JAMES BELT, Drug ls
Cor. SIKH Market 's
VitnIized PhOsphates
ihey tppy y lie - N In IN r..
ments hat n O carried CT by 0vefl'An,
the brain and nervous ~ ie u are w.!
useful 10 ', lievo grnerl debility uysFpl
sin and neuralg.a. For sale whOl 81 ahu
Z.JAMEs BELT Druggist,
tor. sixth & Market rs
Eiectr ric Disks.
They plgduc' IA col st.iht tie'.ri' a. A. W, M.
rent IA rough UIp Il Isrased pnrtsi eau ~ y
piled aud worn W III comlOft oy an, a r
SON for ilie reli,f OF old rh, nt'Ica''a ~" Nv.
rale ic pans, co dness and silnless " @'
limos, Sc. Seit by mail ~ ...,.,
y JANf,S BELT, DrugBlst,
Cor. Sixth 4 Il rhel 49,
IADIES'DEPARTMENT
For Supporters, Braces. Trusses, Lia".
Stockings, Ankl Is. Knee APPS. n'f'"-~'
Ac. .,,a,,om.
s%Privatp Room. Lady Atlehua'. =.
PrI ypte rni, anre lOr Ladies al NJ
SiAtn street. r,r
u JAMES BEbT'
Wholesale and Retail prussM.
Conner Skin and Marx" h.'.
Wilmington p'ls"S"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
Cfcur5lous.

NETROPoLlTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FllsN JoA. & 90 i- = ~
HEC R~TKlfi eares- point Tor Val street Ferry.
and 0nnr' - lA tars 7orta Ferry.
OrkrLAN Dr tSvarc.t pout FOR jersey c.tg ant
tommun!p.w Ferries.
PAEk PLAC-NeA4sst poat .or POST Office CITY Hal aud
CHAN 49, i~-l EEI-Ncarr-t point for Pavona and Ers
Railway
FRANKLIN .~rlELk-
D-TKE4.f- nearest point or chr1sse street Ftrsy
Jrl-t, lty t tInIt, Ntl Ca:s 4uf Ic,JiOsrS AMI
EI-t trind stree frrI4rs.
B1FEtKEE -Ti:EEr- Col-ec's with cars Tor East and
West
FlGitrH sTREEr-Neares DJint for christopher street
Frrr Hcnokru. cInurc-nr VIZ ears ior Chr-tupher
aud kIst Irnih street IrfrcA
sol IrrrN N4rf.f poHt Jaipn .nar.
W.I,lrss and LFCclm iLtItrr- Academy az MUG. ir-
vrs 4nI r4nuiaiy Halls cIEut~tA- elt Tor l-4st
1--rnfv.fu ~ 4uI riift fourth street F-tilra.
TWIN ~ THIRD -IkEElN Nr1i-~t POINT fu ROnh's. -.
janice PARK Theatres. GraAd OU.ia Ho.-. Sunnles
GARDEN. sni Masonic Tempe, and IscBty-tlird srcet
Ferry 10 jersey tlty
rHIRT NJ !. ~ PrEr-Nearest polnt standard.
Iroa as sud FlftA AsvHuu lht4.frs ~ Iliiau ant
Fslc.,eO 4.n-l-s. connecting Alt4 cats TOT Wee
FopIv- st'ON l)~TREEr- with N~v YORK
fcr ,rnp ,ny.- rabs for Grand 'rhtrl Depot
FIFlETN ~ tEEI =
FIFTY t!GiTH- kEErN-ar-st point t"r Central PARK.
.ounrct.u. Win nf Sent iine railroad
For uptown trans tlke eaSt 7l,e s,sLpus.
TtrI 0au ~aiiuus
FARE lO tENr~. Except bci Ncru the hour. ot $50 %
-3Oa nl. aIh - y NJ. Mhrn ihc tare D., .nts.
WM r. GARRISON President.
NJ VAN BBGC KILN. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
RFcnRDEn MORTnAGE4

Cumming Rcbecca and husband 20 Charlotte
Dawes. No 222 West 4Oth-si. I'D wears ....
DnSnv. Martin H "a the Mutual fe Insurance Com.
PAW. No Be- Old Slip - months ... ...-.....
Fr1tguaun. John q and wife 20 4 = iant@Rlng
1873 h--T. = ~ UOme-ave, . YEARS.
Humphrey. q w and others to : Nefcihcw, " * BOW
er-. of Houston .sf years
Jaeger r and Niie 70 the GerJnalia Life Insurance
COMPANY. 2 1th-st. e of 4Lh-ave. year
Kemuaj. FIIrZs6a ana husband 20 ! Ea!tI AID auufa
-. No $50 lannon-st, demand. ...---- .-.....-
Murray. Fll,n ana husband 10 = Constant. sIst-
81 of ist-ivo. months ....-...
same 70 William 4 Caudwen. IS -lst.st C - 2daye,
months ..........-..
Pearson. Thomas and wife 20 the New-Iurs Life In
surance Company. W 5 3d-avr. n Of l7th 81. year
Cuackenbu-h Abraham. II. and VIE 10 Aaa J.. snip
man. n ~6il-st Q OF 3dave . ycar-
StrOub. Henry 4 aud another 10 y iiiIam simpson.
trust efc 40 u Lispenard.st
Ulerv simon 20 Henry HOTiiige n = VI nett lane. e
6th1ive. ears.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERa

vip,rlave n o cor Cd 1t g3d wsIp 5oyloo: wP
DIXON referee to Charles Aah -..-
willard ave ~s. 70 " OF lst ~ 10 ChuOn-aNe'
5dx.a0. v Dixon. referee % Mali -.....-
V-iIlarl.4vc p 275 n q of -d-i 5OX OU Dixon
r.ferrt. to & Man ..-..-...- -
Cunton-ave. ~ " cor lsi.st. "f.-xlO0xl f0SxllO2i
" Z piXu', referee. tu q Mall ..--..
Clintou-qve n 25O n of 2ast 10 willard ave -3x
2Ou. W j DIXON. referee &C. G Mai ----- 49,
CtDtou-ave 400 q W ~ - -. % 6ranCaNe., ouA
IA lOLot 2xI26S Dixon referee {" J"nh
Iurr
Clatnn-aVe Z s. 20 n ~ 2dave. 10 Wildu ave -
xo0O ~ Dixon. referee. 90 John Ducf---...--
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
1ce Cream.

DNERTISEMFNT FOR THE NJ w
Il YORK TRIBT,E WILL BIZ RECEINEp Al o. liE
IF.TuNN OFFICES No. l13 Broadwa7, cor Thirty f-t-
81 IvruIs rulri ST. corner ElCiltAdvr,
o. Iolirrl ltli.~-.. corner IH4.H-~tuaI 100
Tair.4re cor fort tie HAi.LEN OFFICE
NJ .lSI TLuave. one hun c and ~ cuty fourth 81
tiIJr.ew vn.s BANK bL--ns Up 70 p "a, II regular
Office T3tes.
FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
y From PJ nE O.ASIE COUNTY CREAM.
TO CHL ECLE,. FESTIVALS. HOTELS. REsTA RANTS
AND TIE TRADE
-. Ilh Jl Akl
To FANTIIF- hv fle GALLON. SOC. PER QtAkC
CHARLOTTE I.t ~-E an. LILY.
EI.k~H RICH and DELICIOUS.
FI.Il r BELOW ALL OIH ER~.
800 4t-avr.. Ass gOaawAy - tIathanI.--.
RUSSELL lee Cream. 2jc. per quart 70 churches.
CAsriOjIe- qua. mites joc. rer'ioz. - Bible House
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
PFcnRnED LEA-Es.

Aston John foJac0b Held. u ith-.t a2J Ave'A,
2oNgG 80 wears. ~ annual rent ~ .----....----
ANor John J trustee 20 Dorufbpa Scheu. eNccu-
frix ctc. s cor Ave-A and l6th-st 2H19 O.. 20
wears spnuaI rent 4
Bceknau. W4tiam and others. executor etc -
Moses an Bcrman Enrenrrich. sc clr ~ and
G}l-St O. East Kive~. 10 years az annual rent ~
Oeb. Sol. ui1n 70 Christian Htrter v cor lst .ve
anu .9tlst. wears. AZ annuaI REM u
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

%~F\E-IOkK ~JpEEML COCRT.-Iu the
= uaI;rruf - Z Al IL r l., i,A' =
tlMPa ENir urr.uTnr.n Il order mao. u i.r I o" t'
tlrIt. matter l' fnorc ID. Wr,tu-opE, one 70. me
Iu4t.,.. dated the +tH 'f L- i
I--- notice - hereby gFrI Ad III" Huti itu"- l'"
n,eu uy apuo.u, Ref 20 take lTo0t and ascertain me
persons parties IN i.rd - -dr' ~ the ~t4"n az TIE
se.uIitr- Acd Dr John F. -n~'hc rN. ~np'Fntnirni ~
- - r4uc. Department the pulc- holders
II said Empre Mutual life Insurance tOLpanv. AMI
aI loIcy-.tttr- % 'ala comp rv- and p-!-urs ana
pr,. entitled fo shar ~ "a. distribution ~ s-i 7'ouf
l.,- .r required present their claims r1of-
corning clrs tId policy AudtT. tn tr udtfegat
.f,r-. a. aforesaid Office No 81 lroaiU4". the
before THE th day u February 1879
Dated Nep- ) Ok. I.e-uIb'r -6, ISIS.
FRANK b. NAS DENNFFR Pefer'".
W 2o- Broadway. NeF YORK city. VI .au+yFt~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
REAL ESTATE.
NKw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. L, 1879.

NKw-YORK. friday, Jan. 7, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
,henee Saesroom today
Pu &
4 4 storv brnW stone dwelling with lot. No - EA-f
4ISi 81, Land + 49," '' " VI $50 80
Rv T. j Biesrksr% 3 son
md q -f.r,. brick warehouses vt lot No li2 Front
AZ " Maiden ane and Fletcher -, iot I35A -,o
63x .Oxta. Harry Mcs nrer '''VV
Be l.. i & J. phttftDS
I s.crv brick dwelling Win lnt. " AVeA -3.3 IL 900
of -3dst. LOT 3I6xlO66. August banmsarnar o'uOo
~ Hor,fi' HrHrtQ"cs.
10, " ATeN' 'o' '' So '.... 1900
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
Religions Notices.

Parn Theatre-Every SUNDAY EVENING Mr.. SAW
YER viii conduct Gospel service AZ 80 O'Clock.
RutEers Pre-bytPrnn Church. Mafison-ave and 29th-
D. will preach TO MORROW MORNING and ENENiNb.
Hours OF public worship: II a m and $50 u. m
Society Of Friends Meetings tr worship al No l43
East -Oi hst lGIanercy Park At io3J H. and '5V p H.
All "Oriaiy invited
~. Ignatius Church. 4uth.s' between 5th ani 6tn-
yves The Rev. Dr. EN fI Rector communion. 10 a. NJ
Morning Prayer a. Ltarv and Choral Celebration. lo5o
Choral Evening PRAYER. 7 80
>outh Reformed Dpich Church. 5th-avr. and y
tie Rev. Dr kOfk-. Fl-ror ,1vlC,s u aud o'"a.
SUNDAY AFTER 500 LrrtnTr- o.. d Testament car
acieT-. sub'rt tomorrow d" HE Man 10 Ncy'r ii-
Luke n E. Church 4l-tst near bth-svelreach \ ng
nv the Rev g.. II. FOWLER p D.. a. 1880 q. n ana 90
D. n. Icct Cor morning. tod Father. eVcElHs
"Jesus Amor the Common People
- GcOrRe'- Church. llth.riori-pIace anf lftn--t:
the Rector the Rev 81. " WILLIAMS I- D--"INc"7 AZ
l. a. - strangers coId.ay nyeu Al seats
rec az evening service
The Annual Course Of sermons wen by an Association
Of ie " I have Us gem raj topic TINS " hir
Mi-s.us- Historically considered bT the Rev AfIh l.
BROOKS 80.
Nis-ions- IN Connection with GIrat Religions 81 the
WORTH bv thr Rev ii. HEB B ' tN1ON
Ni-siDT--A A. lnl-iraiuC the Distinctive FTntlp'- "
Chrisi. an. ". nv flc Rev O.. &. TIFFANY. 49,.
Mis-o- Their Relation % tvzitl"n and Discoveries III
the ART sciences. by the Key. a. s. NA-tbl m ~
The nifty NI--ous- i,y tine Rev g. T. ia n i. 81.
Present and ina -uct Oi -iIasoDsh! &c hoF' -
If FaIl- y -.
The first sermon the VII DE- gwen on - NAn
TrFETNE. t1r lGth in-I mt lv fhe krv. Az - -
BROOKS Rector church - the Incarnation, N HI'N
H.. q. Mad, auo 3~fh-t
An yno are interested n tie subject invited 20
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'TO MANUFACTURERS.
Gin propcrtn % Get.

COST of L. :. NAVY SINCE 1oG6-MeI
Y chant ire.s ~ tlr v0rld-.H
TAIHrN ALHASAC. rrce - cents.
TO LII-Ouices. lofts. stores and Easements
1 lu ic-A1u4n Ann. fIf0u. John. Pear. "I-al" ana
Nassau .stt AILhND 4 NHlIi-G.3 . b-cAHau-r''
V'WO-NTORY HOUSE TO LEI oI LEA>E.
tEs.. IGfl-st Inquire 100 .-st l5tst, nr~. 4tI
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DcopcsGls.
PROPOSALS for TRUCKING GOVERN

DEPOT O. ,RrEr-iA- -rEE- OFfIg.
fpr-fof. ,frp,ne.
NvW-IDRE tffI. January O. l-7S
SEALED PEOPO~ ~. lu tuy.cIfe Vlth copy 0f
sfaract 20 each Yi Dee rlV az this ohrc
uri Il O'Clock februaTy - l~14 Tor the trucking ~ al
40, ernrnt within fhe Ctv o. NcS-iprk. WhIcA
may be the !uy oi the QuarterL4tr- department
lr,OsA. the r1rndu- ol ~ barrels
pors barrels aour 900 pounds OF ~ cubic feet u
sfHrH-,
For anv distance exceeding p fre For distance
exceed nr bIt nor exceeding mile For any d.. an .
e-crtluE mfl.. uuf exceeding . uusr. For las,
tancr exrrrng bat not eZceeo ng miles Fo- any
d,fautr excs-dlg miles. bat lot exceeding - miles
exceeding - miles blt NOT exceeding
mile mile lisra rNfeeding = niles
The wl br required 20 perform The Work AZ a1y
called aOlc notice beng gwen hiD az uiA
whet without extra COM
alton and extra allow anr ~l hr uIir i1r il dron
delivery Of except when c1-r Dy u orcsf
az au of the Government the niteG states he
night 10 reject anY all prOpOsaa Bidder have The vt
ege u being present thr opening Of The bids Blank pro
posals Will De Furnished on apPLtasnn u tiS once RIO
addressed 10 The uuCeragned Snd tuu sed
'Proposa. Ior Trucking Government StOres
l. G.. EA-rON. Col and 4. y " Gent
Depot GgArternaster
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Removals.

NAUNBURG, KRATS, LATER & co. hay.
~ rvm0rcd " u and % WoosteIsL
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Art Schools-Eew-York City.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

M ceive pupils psntiae llnd-cape flowers still lie
china iud loorapn, studio THE Bella No. as East
-ttA--t. corner 4lE ave-
References. d. ncton. Nj Wm. Hart Mr. James
u. AAIt, NJ. y. r. bellows.
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Gun Real estate tor Sale.

EOR SALE or LEASE.-Ibe fouT-stoTv
stores liFst ami "a Peat.-St. ,uctweeu Fulton 5Id
john by I27 leet Address OWNER Box go Post
Once
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Tor Young Ladies-Bv0okly-

MRS. l.. JEHNEGAN BOWEN. 40 Clm-
~ tpu-t Brnr6irG. gives .n7.rlcoB music and tie
modern language. and private ti- rrdru, 10
alles whose c..y INSTRUCTION In Dglah has Icrn Grucen