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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

HERE is true devotion for you.
A girl in Wisconsin had a space
about fifteen inches square burned
on her back so badly that the skin
died. Now the doctors are "graft-
ing" new skin from the body of her
lover to the burned part, and the
girl will soon be all right again.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

ENTERPRIsING Philadelphia cap
italists have organized scheme to
drain the famous Everglades" Of
Florida, embracing some 100000
acres of swamp lands. The terrific
ry includes about one-third of the
State.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

Mr.. LEVI 2. MoRToNwas on sew
eral states for cabinet appointment,
but because the states were broken
he is not going to fall back into Dig
nified obscurity. He is to have the
French Mission, il the Washington
wiseacres are not deceived.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

p. I. RARNUM is making prepa-
rations to surprise the public with
another big show, the coming sea-
son. 1t will be on the road in a few
weeks.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

THERE is a great deal of truth in
Mr.. Updegraff's witty observation
that "there must be some place be-
tween the Atlantic Ocean and a dew
drop where the line should be drawn
on appropriations for improvements.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

THE last important official act Of
President Hayes was his veto of the
Funding Bill. The veto was in favor
of the national banks.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

THERE is some talk of holding an
extra session Of Congress, although
President Garfield is understood to
be opposed to it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

THE Republicans are to have an
extra session of Congress, if the
Democrats organize the Senate be-
fore the Republican vacancies in
that body are filed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

THE municipal Indebtedness of
the United States. reaches the as
founding sum of 100000, 900. It's
increase during the past ten years
has been proportionately greater
than the increase in population or
taxable valuation of property.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

IT begins to crop out pretty plain
~ that President Garfield is not go
ing to permit his administration to
be run by the "bosses."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

The Republican party of Virgin
ia has issued an address to their
brethren in that State, advising that
the Republican organization be con-
tinued.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

STRAWBERRIES only $2.75 per
quart in New York. Ship us half
strawberry.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12
THIS PAPER

May be found on file ut GEO. P. RowELL
Il Co.'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
(le Spruce St where advertising con-
tracts may be made for it in New YORK
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

The Senate failed to confirm
Hayes appointment of Stanley
Mathews to the Supreme Bench,
and Mathews friends are urging
Garfield to send in his name again
for the position.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

PETER COOPER celebrated his
nineteenth birthday by making pres
ents to the extent Of 100000. The
old gentleman proposes to enjoy the
luxury of doing good while he lives.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

A man never looks so much
like red-hand villain as when
he is told by the photographer to
"look pleasant"
When two women with new
hats on pass on the street, there is
u pair of back stares built imms-
diately.
We should often be ashamed of
our best actions if the world saw
the motives which inspire us.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

THE hawks head bounties paid By
Talbot county, Md, since August
last, amounts to about 800.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

MALONE has taken his seat on
the Republican side of the chamber.
Is that an indication that he will
vote as he sits I?
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12
SATURDAY, MARCH IL. 1881.

TILDEN predicts for Garfield the
stormiest Presidential term on
record.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12
THE census report gives some very
figures regarding the COL

THE census report gives some very
interesting figures regarding the COL
ored population, and it clearly shows
that the exodus has made but an in
significant draft upon the colored
labor of the South. All but 933, 260
of the negroes of the nation are in
fifteen Southern states, which di-
vides colored population of $685.
S91 among themselves in the follow
ing order: Georgia, Mississippi,
Virginia, South Carolina, Alabama,
North Carolina, Louisiana, Tennes-
see, Kentucky, Arkansas, Maryland,
Missouri, Florida, Delaware and
West Virginia. The growth of the
total colored population is made
conspicuous by the following COM
parison
1880, negro population. 577, ISL
1860, negro population. ..........4 AL, $50
BY the side of this increase of 81
1876 1921 in twenty years we have an
increase of Is, 574 ,224 in white popu-
lation for the same time. Making
allowance for the accession of o.
500, 900 inhabitants by immigration
during this time, the rate of increase
has been nearly the same for negroes
as for whites, that is, about 20 per
cent. every ten years. This record
is sufficient to annihilate all theories
that the colored race is to decay, or
disappear from the United States by
colonization. The negroes are in
sreasing as fast as the white people,
and already there are too many of
them for a colonization propect to
be practicable. To remove the col
ored people would be to take away
one out of every eight inhabitants of
the United States. 1t is well that
the nation is beginning seriously to
regard the colored man as perma-
nent citizen, and it will be we'll for
the South to speedily recognize the
place he must inevitably hold as a
citizen of Southern states.
SEVEN MILLIONS of money were
invested in the snow banks of Alas
ka, and for economic reasons our
people are trying to find some return
for the investment. Fashion lent a
little boom by its accommodating
rage for sealskin cloaks, and ex-
plorers are now looking for mines of
wealth of various sorts. One of the
first discoveries is on the Chilcat
river, no doubt well named as it
would certainly chill puss-in-boots.
A wealthy chief, a great King Of
trade in those parts, is named Shat
fish, which has quite civilized
sound as it had been made mp after
a ballroom programme, but he must
be nevertheless a perfect savage be-
cause he drinks whiskey and calls it
-hOotchenOO.
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Il don't mean TO reflect on YOU
said one mau to aHuther. mo"
was the reply, you are not pol-
ished euouGu 70 n feet on any
one"
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TERM s,
ADV ERTIsINc RATES,

One square no lines or less) week 81 so
Each subsequent insertion........ 80
One square, three months. ........ 90
One square, six months............ 90
One square, one year................... 10 90
= Legal advertisements at the published
rates.
All transient advertisements dne
and collectable after first insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter,
Half and Whole columns for annual semi
annual and quarterly advertisers
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-12

FRYE will succeed Blaine in the
Senate.
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Gentle Mother.

MY mother dear, my mother dear,
My gentle, gentle mother"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
L TRANSPORTATfON.

DETACHMENT % INIEKnR. OFFICE or INnIAN AIFslR~,}
WASHINGTON. March 49, lnNl.
SEALED PROPOS AIS. udor-tl Proposals for Beef Bacon
Fouf clothing, transportation Sc ls IN" cas-" may be-
of Indian Anair- nos %
and ~ Woo@"rsi, Sew York will b" received un ii a. M
Monday MAY ISL for furnishing for the Indian service
about ~uuOpp pounds 81 Bacon 4nNOnD pounds OF Er on
.Ouu pounds Beans 10000 pounds BAKING
pupicr 2.BJu.uOO pounds Conn., 1ip,utO pOuni. 'one,,
oo found. Flnur n puuLG- Feed 800 900 pound,
ii ri Bread pounds l0inny 1000 poun u iard, lto
barrels Mess Pork. 3no0 pounds lc" ll2OO pounds lea
soap GUOO pounds soda 100000 pounds sugar aud $4,000
Also Bitnktts Woolrn and Goods consisting in
Of standard alr. ND,kb Narf~;
hnlur 25.uuO Yards Duck frr, from all 4zug, 10000
,aui-. beums 1000 yars; Bingham. 10000 Nars Ken.
iu.at jeans. 2tuun }ari- Satnrt 4,aOp yafi- Brown
IN kury ~hrne l2ooO yan.. Calico shifting 1000 yards
Min~.t. 1900 isTt-Is Clothing. Grufrucr Noou~ Nar
war. Medical supple and long IL. - mis'ean,"us ail
e.. likV- Forks g. and Tor 30
Wa.ou- required or the service iu Arizona, tO0talo Dakota
Idaho Iutn Territory Minnesota Montana. Nbi>Aa N'-
Wisconsin, 10 De- delivered at chicago" kansas my
NI.a Transformation for such ofthe supplies Goods aud AZ
that mas not De- contracted Tor To Dc utnftItd AZ ho
Ii,i. ina-t DC made ont on Government blanks.
schedule. shaving tho kinds and quanrs Of subsistence
supplies required Tor each Agency and the kinds ana quai
tir ID grs- all other gOs and articles t0gtim I'm
blank prupoals AMI forms for contract ana bond conditions
Ia b bidders time and place Of delivery terms 81
transportation routes ana al
uc,rs.ar, viii Doe furnished upon application 10
Indian O'icr 300 Washington. or Nn-. % ana d ot
= N.W York. H. 40. As BrOgsway New YORK.
ant o. the ot ~uh-!st'ucr, l. = A. at thcagO
Louis saint Paul l'ay'nworih IAN 1hnrls'" tnhhA
1871. Del,i %" h0ur and DAY above stated ahH
liti,.. are 90 ,it''i g. b., Pr,-.nt At thr @ltnnG
l accompanied by certified check. upon some
~flf- i "-itof} Assistant Treasurer Ter AZ i'A7t
THOMAS VI. NICHOI,
Actin ~ mimi mo
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
- MOnEl. EAST LINE TO TIE WEST.

via PHI adrpha. Baltimore and Washington.
on and after April p Passenger Trains leave from Penul
yanh H. r. Depot the foot Of Corandts AMI also foot OF
DtshtoSse- -, - fOlpEs
$50 - H. Except sunday. ion Washington anil the West
p M Daily for WASHINGTON. Cincinnati. Chicago and -
cars 20 cine matt
10 p mDaily. for Washington and the West with sleeping
Cars attached.
The Ncw 3. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 all train.
No other line make fisi'r time 20 the West
rains arnvc from tic West II $40 a. g. 20 p M and
1910 p
Principal New. York ONCE 80 Broadway.
Tickets ITA ktl through ~ destination
nj Company Once 5 BroaWar and AZ tho different offices
ofihe Prnnsy .rania e.; u. COMPANY
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Treasury DrrARnuNr. OIficr - IlE SEcREfARi, ;
MA-iN,IoN. u. G., April 20 ISL
Guroprnn Advertisements.

IEBU, COMPANY'S EXTRACT
on MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FlAVORTNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
ItrRIC COMPkNN'- ENTRitT
q - a AMI lHH IN fnr Niilt n ia-
non. should frri grateful -~'c Medical frt-s
Lancet" " British Medical Journal Sc.
CAUTION -Druu'nc only with the flc smile 81
Earn l.rlg ,lglHfur, IN blue nk across thc label
"Con.ump;ion IN England increased tcnfod IN ten
year.
I..HI1: (OMPANN'S EXTRACT
UF Ni.AT To p" hai 90 All stor' kcfnrf-' Rru'riN
ana chemists. sole agents for The uli'd states,
whol, sale only G. DAVID & 60. IS Marx lane,
London. Eug!.nd
.i1 ui,l,.,- o., lark & TIlfonl Smith & NanderDock,
80, MIRA. A tnudt McNt~-nn & Robbins. ~. h n r. Is.
''.,ti,.r * 90 and Nts,l- ". ~. Schicicln - g"
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DKMpNSAI.S lor furnishing ations add jan

l ,lIudirr fof r,'uuc vessels
CUSTOM uOtrF,
CoIIIt1oRs OFFICE. April p, lr-l.'
SFALTp PROPOSAL - wu be- received a. his Ollie" uhilI
TOO noon N MONDAY. MAY De-. ISL, for -uI ,nH
ration. lu ,audrrv ITO be- biz Tor separately Tor the use
~ i cr, and vessels Of The United ~taiH lt'seuur Maur
collection district for The n-'hl year eudng
Jun lisp SCHEDULES % artirlrsof ship chanbcfy 10 De
TIA frf wir br furnished Application az tlii. once
gIit O" roget any az All nis ana 10 "hIe
T. \. MERRITT, Collector
WA-ilIN,IoN. u. C.. April 20, ls-l.b
A,E ALED Proposal Ms will he received az thus
- ofr, uu O'Clock ~ 10Th ~ May, ISL Tor manu-
farturug. delivering lud phiunE in iA,r iul'ulr 'eI"
l,r me. Custom liou-r building 20 TALL RIVER. Ma<>
ipon IMPLICATION a. tins oNc' d'iird Information WI %"
Furnished L. furniture tuners desiring 10 submit pro
It~u- ~.
"' p"''" any ''' '"' WILLIAM WINDOW.
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PEOPLES LINE
ALBANY BOATS

IA DREW ard ST JOIIN leave Pier Al North River.
SOUTH SIDE or CANAI-ST. every WEEK DAY az p.
connecinga Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with
trains North. West and East. Stater0oins NnrmrL
Excursion Albany DAYS. 81 30
EVERETT President
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ID II Y
/ e,uiur srtf.. la.r fs n. cana. o.. Sor.h l.t'i.
Iuf san IIai..i-,o ga fhe l-fD.uu- "t Panama
ACAPI 600 ~aiuiIit. Ann .' h'F'h
torn,.ilr for st.fr ,nN South auI " NltH
From ~ln Flarc.-so to japan ant h.Ia
CITY 81 TOXIC li-lAl. MAY lf' . J. Ii
p,,tu SIN Tr.n,.-n % Honolulu. Nts./ aaua ald tus
IfALANIIA SATURDAY, 81 D. DO - r WI"
ORION arrival ~ london mails ~ -nr lnu,i-'o 81,
Passenger forwarded 20 -AN IANtl -t. ~ANIN 10 -
tstlA sis NJ r'ts. ,iiINN SIN /FALANp. Al -IItk
ia. sOU. III AMIEICA. CLNIl-tL AMLHI'A and
MEXICO.
For fr,h passage ans rcne4l Information apply 81 Com
f"' u J. 90 II.AN.
ftf.l Do 10
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rI'llE ERIE RAILWAY. now known aS me ne
/ SiW.l0ltK LAkL l.tii. And ML-l4''N RAIL

/ %LWl0IiK LAkL llui AID WL-l4'N RAJ"
..t,S.rar>r or rg,N- r,Ki>. rIr :ot rnnrE \. IT,,
ga cincinnati AMI h'At' IN 49, NIL
3D. 900 .D4lg.i-lI,i -. lou- li"r' ar d, ut ,ll
faio at No.. connecting aih iA-i u'l, Ina. coach,
southeast. Pullman beet Ira""'- room ''"'f'N
to Huliu. .... ,...-... Cor ~, West ~lr, ping
-, rh"- through to HuGao Nir4m Falls tiuinn3il ".l
Ch.raro withult change. ai-o Hotel i..h'~ ''' " -
Trains leave auicIs trcct h'P"i; N' %; 20 " io so
- M, and ~ ndurit saturday nights oui5 sunday 49,"
i I \, and as.lc e. 800 lo 1870 a. m-ihc lo-"
n, IRAN ,toi, M l,Uti,riord "us "n sl".ai - 9
a. s. $50 TO- SO 90 Go. no - luo ln ~ Ii ~
night sunday g. go. lego a. n 49, o'o J. No. '"N -
n% a rsan C. 100 TO- loo3 y 7oog '5 ,a 'G t m
night sundays, g, $50. loo H. m' 49, "'' b. "'' '''
nia agIo via Newark Gl, 49, 1880 m $40 40 l2o
a. a. 7ti D. u and D. midni- ht, saturday nights "n9 ~
day. Up a. 4g I'd e Ii5 3.5o g. GO Is, and r.
midnight suniay-, Il. $50 lo-O d. n 49, o'o - N' "
u w %'TS,tk 1850 Io.2Oa m. $50 ID. s,.
Newhurg and Cornwall 100 pa M w. '-V pm -""
d1{ s9 9 T. and , Kingston. m $50 p sundays go
ada.hen g. 7so O. 1920 M. $50 800 $3.50 = 7:i' p. M
sundays g. $50 1910 a m n'o T. mo 4.ao = 7.15 D. IN
sundSys $50 1920 m, $50 P m The q N, M M, '
~ M trains connect with Ne~-fork ana Os"oso "''"u
l9T9aiI r az so r. 1920 mi 4ao g. J. 75 sun
days $50 ioso vr 3s quarter Of and quarter after
Zach hour from 5AJ a. 10 ViJ D. NJ and at o'4' anu 'A'
for passage and for Agartmens1 Drawing 5 o t
and Sleeping COACHES can We v b e,, Al the com.
ehees99g Sn Nos 80 io Dj7 broadway " y, No.
Trans from the West arrive in New-Nork al "-o
and ll2o 40 3 ~ S ABBOTT tenI Passr Agent NewYorE
! NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY I.
AL = $50 900 8, T. A5g $50 go SOU tr v vii
sundays m and SsS p N; ng hs ii'o III
esx anpei spring Valley aud Monsey, 100 $50 NJ too
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Religions Notirrs.

0,d Johp ssrec, Methodist Episcopal Church hr.y IN IN
America a John hing by the rev: SoI A. m
aoSv az The Lords supper after morning service
Young peoples IIaycrmeetng at 6;S0 p m seats Iree
stanton baptist Church EorsSrPps N at
=, and n m sabbath school 1T $50 o. M All he nFi'eN
attend.
sous Reformed Church. corner shsvo and 2lst,t
Tie Rev. RODEKICk TERRY VII preach Moi"iNs NJ
at IL O'Clock afternoon service al O,l0ck.
si,,scn,b Bar,i,t Church, West l6th-st.. near sth
ave- The Rev. DAVID -. JCTTIN, faS.oi; ~" 7a5
on SUNDAY MORNING al 1880 EVAN , @c SIM
Communion viii be observed AZ Clo'eOA uVii"h W.
day school at $50 -----
81 James Methodist Episcopal Church,
ana l2sh-st:The Rev JAMES NJ 49, ~ ~, 45
1890 a. the sacramento and reception OF nehO'''' 800
p. m. Preaching by the Pastor.
Society for Ethical Cunre.- Professor FELlX ~
will lecture beine this Society at ChicEerng hA n AZ
IIi az II n, An interested are invited 10 attend SUB
iect; "The Message Of spring 20 the Human soul
sixty-nr-t Street Methodist Episcopal thu drcc
The Iiev III DSAY PARKER Pastor , on nv
morning 1890. Popular song service ana sno'' ' -
Pastor, evening, go.
~ Jultcs Methodist Episcopal Church 4sts, NH
FOSS u. D.. and st 7;95 =; M. by inc heN' ~ Ni-
FORD. All are cordially welcome -----
tabernacle Baptist Church.
9davc: between iOth and lltlsts
The Rev ROBERT D. HULL. Pastor.
1.-THE BASIS OF Confidence"
Evening: ~
1.-THE CHANGED NAN ,,.,.>.,>.cs
Meetings WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ,LNINiN"7'
Strangers cordially welcomed
Tl,,r,eru,h street Presbyterian Church o9' X ~
snu,SoN st 10 50 A. M aid 40 Ssbbails'h"oi al
go % H. Al cordially welcomed
The Industrial Protcstaus couv,n" IN scirnce i'"i
,T,s 4 IurnIls Era II. Haywood. r. W ltlhe "
= weeks, William Hanson. Ms N'4"AiI"' '''''"' W
speakers.
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Corporation Nolitrs.


NOTICE.-Estmate or bids will be received
~ Office Of the Department Of Public Works until
May 4, 1881, for painting EIGHT FREE FLOAIlNb
BATHS Foi fun Information city Record for sale at No
CITY Hall
NOTlCE.-PropOsals will be received at the
~ office Of the Department Of Public Charities and Co1ec
ton, No. 6G Thdayc until Apt 30, ISL for repairs ~
engine and boiler and 81 spc work Joiner work and
CITY RECORD, for sale at No. CITY Hall
NOTICE-PrOpOsals will be received at the
NOfcc OF the Department OF Public Charities and
ton No Sc ID ave, until ApI 80 1851, of heatng
work and Of plumbing work and materials
wing Insane Asylum For full infOTInuoI city
Record, for sale at No city Hal.
NOTICE. - SEALED PROPOSALS will bc
~ received al the Office Of the Ere Department until May
1881 For full information City Record
sale 80 No city Hall.
MOTTO Sealed Proposals will be received
~ Of the Office Fire Department 55 and 81 Mercer
St until 1881 for building houses for LnRne COmpa
MES ~ n For full information see City Record
Tor sale 40 & City Hall.
NOTICE.---Se Proposals will he received
~ at the Hall Of the Board Of Education until May 1881
for repairing painting Grammar School House 80 o."
West 2Ofhst Tor heating apparatus for GTannar
School HOUSE No 23d ST. For full information sec
"Cty Record" for sale at No city Han.
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Dressmdkin9.

A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER desires
~ by the day In respectable ian
thoroughly competent terms ~ % per day Address
NJ. F.. BOX lS Tribune Uptown Once, 1888 broadway
II RESSMAKER.-By day or week; can make
~ dresses nicely will take work homo on eason
able terms; sign. MISS FRANCES, 20 East lCthsL
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miscellaneous.

ZERO REFRIGERATOR-W water, wine
IL mix and butter cooler best food and ice keeper.
for catalogue. LESLEY, 6th-aye. corner 23dst
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

y station In New ork. foot ~ iihcny ~ station IN
BrunElt o.. foot ~ flliou.~t.. Jrwells Wharf.
Commencing January 10. l-Nl.
Leave NeW-l orr. foot ~ Iihrftv-sf.. ~ follows
h.ap o. NJ Fer Remington, Easton. Aicnio~n, Reading
Hrrfi-lurr. Sc.
GA. ul.-F0r ~choocys Mountain High Bridge Branch,
p J. and "c-icrn H. H., Lasou Allentown, Wike-bairr'
Wayetlv, &C..
80 80 For Flemi1gto aston Allentown. Reading.
HARRISBURG, Much hunk, Nam~p"t, Iamaqua Dr1ftou
Nanilro}t. I riri l'iigl. scranton. Nc
f'f fl'HriurfpU. Ea-un. Allentown Reading. Iar-
U-hrtfr. Ia4rl chunk. NaN,ry. sec.
$3.50 IIf il .'nH. Whit Gap Mluca chunk. lamaIua,
Ittiinu. W OBS '-'i;fn. ~tIaiioI. Sc
go o. u Irr -t'ulry Mouilan, ~ IN Bridge Buno 3D.,
Eatt0I. Aleif1t.u. tc.
4i"P.u, .Fpr ~..1rr,i Nc Fl,mnrion, &c.
$50 D. ul. iol i.n-ou D.. T. and ~. ". v. Allentown.
E'aIiu-, Harrisburg. Nauch buns. Wiki -naItr, &c.
sunday trains i'i,rnf 80 q. n D. D. m i"r Bound IrnoS
AMI WtUu'du" ttItuu-. - $50 =, 30 iur tt-ton, Allen
TOW %. VI if tl'4rf I;ni fir " -.
For Newark ~ 3D. cl-.tl1. 7l5 -, SIS. SO, 9l5.
$50. 10, lU.n ID D.. d. u. J. e.. 30 g. it D. Jiu
545 s. ,i-. ,u. r. -l5 o. D.. ~ H. me- ~ D.
For trains local points iIiIc Ia '- 40 stations
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First Reformed Episcopal Church. Madison.ave. anc
55th-st-serViees at II and $40 The Rector ht
Rev VIM r. SABINE will preach In the morning the Rev
JOHN HALL, u. d., In the evening Seventh Anniversary
Of the Sunday schools $3.50 7.
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Gteambonts ano Railrnaos.
| TROY BOATS.
CITIZENS LINE.

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~. NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA AND CITY OF TROY
leave PIER 49, y. r., FOOT NISTNY ST, daily, except
saturday at connecting with morning trains for the
North aud West steamer leaving sunday touches at Al
banv SPECIAL NOTICE.
on Mey Will pier a. " r. foot Of Chrisopherst
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Csrtrol Young Mems Christian s6hst End
siave-Mondsy evening May Monthy s2cai , hus a
Meeting Tho ltev. WiLIIAM M. TAYLOR ilb'he ih-o'
Of the broadway Tabernacle, will deliver an address Gentle
men cordially invited
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alusieal Jnstrumfnts.

DFATTY'S ORGANS, - useful stops, %, s seas
,a,aosns Gree Address b. r. BEATTY, Washington Ne
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Church Of the Divine Paternity, 5thaye corner i5
Hours Of service; II and 7i5 r. m The Rev Ut r. H.
CAPFN President Of Tufts College viii 0f1ciate sunday
school $50 a. ~ Conferences meeting Friday evening All
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Eishty..lxth rtrcet Metho.

Peurtb Avenue Presbyteriap Church. y. ". corner o
22LsL, the Rev. HOWARD CROSBY. d. D.. Pastor ser
at II a. and 1880 p. In. In the evening, Expo
sition IT the Apocalypse"
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1Iurcb of the Holy Apostles corner OF shst ana Sn
ave R.y BKADY T.. BAChUS. Rector Mornig ser ,
ioi5 with holy communion Evening service '" 9eA's
free ct this service.
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calvary Bapt Church. 23d St, between pm ana ~
ayes-The Rev H. = MACARTHUR, ID: d. Pastor Inea, y
s,r'iav mornng at 1880; evening at Young feopr
Prayef Meeting Monday evening, General Prayer Mee
ing FRIDAY evening < Strangers cordially lh'i'cu'