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Religions Notices.

BTooy9 o & or Ss @SaF
Docter nApt II WI pIe S tions 9ro, Wssd
Haydn and r5pil1 Prof Henry Eyre Iiro"n organ It and
Doctor "A MAZE win also preach al 7So ,. Church
open Saturday evening TO receive aowers
Anty Hnpsi hBrc b. Wet 54th-st. sth ave.-Nem-
bors aud ienls OF ts church Will meet on sunday morning.
ct L. oeosa Ii6 osn u1Ir Ii n @ S eestess
church has suffered In the death OF s Pastor DR. Williams
The West preT,ieriap CAgcsa 4gai b,yseq 60
will preach on sunday. April s. al II o. M and7ii6pm.
AIlea rses Methodist H EpseSgqH GhafGe rFo~ehiHs
and q 7i5 p M by We hsS = ~ KEN ~ ~ subject
public are cordially invited.
Al second Uaiaraa areh cor clinton and Congress .
WfmSDWn6R @ breach SUBJECT The Resn3lec
ton Of Jesus sermon Tor tho day Evening lecture
S nVsa Subject James '''H lO"e a" arc cordially
Al Bloomlnsdnic Reformed Church 5is.t and ave.
MAKTYN, at II and 1880 O'Clock.
At Reformed Catholic Church. Masonic Temple ethave
e pSeSs o deepest
v Whom chfst Risen ' All heartily wseoHc For
Al scotch Presbyterian Church. l4hst between 5th and
en- ayess9 Rsy i9oIoy al a VG fe nj
preach.
A-,iaphaiian Temperance As.ocnfioa.-Gran Masonic
9uiS npcs6e 70 obtain seats our eS anes
s s m s n a9a b T & cecsao sunday
musical programmes viii oHtonsse. 4 grand astef
a1 ne O'clock By lie fu Chorus efbs USI0S vSchL
MARKS appropriate day by several persons
MANY viii publicly the pledge Little MABEi ST..
PHENsON in recitation, Rev ANNA Miss OLIVER viii
lead the experience meeting. ]. Is. GIBBS, President
WILLIAM SCHIMPER Treasurer.
Auniyeraary ard Easier sersiccs-Ie1ingioa Avenue
Baptist Church corner lllthst 4th anniversary the
fora e Of HAIsEY MOORE Anniversary sermon
exercises and Easter service 1850 p. Sunday school
D. m. Prayer.mecting Friday IHb D. IN.
Al Fourth Upiiar1an Charch. l2sth-st, between
Attn and Madison svcs.-Rev; q. W. GALLAGHER, Pas
evening service. sunday-scbool 10a
American Temperance Cnion Chickoring IHail sunday
afternoon o'clock. Easter Day service Addresses
OF eloquent ano logical o. our city cergymen Rev
JAMES N. WDhRAL- d: D. pastor Of Thirteenth street
OF Faster Anthems solos and hymns under direction Of O.
JOSEPH a. BooARDUs. President
D.F. POND. Secretary.
6th-ave-Rev. H. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at III a Ia
children's Festival at 800 p m.
Assistant Bishop Potter Will preach and administer CON.
IN the Church OF John the Evangelist go West
beuth 1890 o'clock, Festival O'Clock. 49,
All Souls. Church 4thave corner st-sunday school
9;4b IN. Sermon by tue Pastor, Rev. THEODORE o.,
WILLIAMS at IL III Cbildrens Easter Festival D. M
Public cordially invited
Al Finh Avenue Baptsl Church, West ST., near
ter service special IL Subject sThe Pro.
phetio eepuchfe Evening service at TAO. with baptism
sunday school $50 a. M.
Az Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
ttitf, near gthave, MERRITT HULBUhD Minister
Morningat 1880 Easter exercises by the
Evening al 1850. Preaching by the minister.
Pastor Rev HENRY j. VAN DYKE jry D. D., win preach
s - SS IN svssiSs iTsa 8 q o'clock.
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J,RIE RAILWAY, now known a. the NEW.

ERTgg 1k y gsD kpaw ns N5M
e Is minutes =, earlier ... nr.~,.,.
s:sS:s
Coaches II csysap Su Iss iRa charge
isr last time Pullman Bust Coaches % BaalS
Iy sy iao Detroit sao ma MI csvs
sD Ssy 81 1og a
q Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 70 Bngha@tsn. FL
mira t gSs9s o sSs GnG nsss
las $50 fto SiS $50 6o iosop midnight
e. \ S s j sse
SessTs and Paterson via Newark sts SO ii:sO SO
ssG s oSly s''s su sie %
.ls Is SSasS sssss;. ts Sc @ IL s
S.ssasn ~ ssss s gss sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery am aSopns
sqn o,Sea So $40 100 1920 M $50 $50 $50 $50
Sunday stS sss go 1927 eso So sso $40 M
$50 S,,, Tss sas Ms. and
Ffs, no To- e 'Ss'
$50 lSfs and after each ron,
isS% s g u every sS Sea 'li .n IRON
and and orders or the Checking
q as u Isl s Ws sas
mTSfes trains from the srryein NewYork at 7lo.
7So lS2 aN N ana h iSS don passr Agent NewYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for Engewsot
ClOster Nyack $780, 10 $50, =, 400
5:40 $40. $3.50 p m IL midnight sunaays7 a. M and
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monsey a. loa. m, 45op. m.
oun'H55 Join n. ABBOTT Gen1 Pass'r Agent New-YOrk.
TOR NEw-HAvEN.-stesm leave Peck
i Slip al p m, snd 4 p Sundays s.eeptsp ipsn
steamer arrives y time ios early trans norm sna cast A
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PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Paving
Ocean Gteamers.

Dream 1teamers.
4 NCHOR LINE, u. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A sail from New-YOrk regularly
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY.
ETHIOPIA, April 4, 8 a. IN. I ANCHDRIA,Aprl 20, 2 pm
DEVONIA, April ~ Z a. IN. BOLIVIA. ..- May :, u H.
" cabin passage $50 20 $40 Second class $50.
LIVERPOOLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY of ROME ...... sails Wednesday, April 5, Maya
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter ~
Cabin passage $50 10 500. Second class $50
Steerage outward orprspad $40.
For passage OF furth er information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS.. General Agents, ~, w.,
Bowling Green, New YORK.
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Nem unbIiratlcns.
FUNK g. WAGNALLS,
10 AND ~ DEY.sT, NETWORK.
GENERAL GRANT.
A now steel limo Engraving BY
uQHAI.I.-


GENERAL GRANT.
now steel Limo EngravngE
MARSHALL.
APPROVED by THE FAMILY OF GENERAL GRANT
"My mother and family examined with care MI. Mar
shas new portrait OF my father. General Grant wea
agree that as portrait is good That wcrk
or, Mar.hoIl,. name "a a guarantee 4. d. GRANT.
"March 81. 1885,"
"Itis excellent do not how It could be improved.
"U s. GRANT, JR."
ENTHUSIASTIC OPINIONS OF INTIMATE FRIENDS
OF GENERAL GRANT.
d. HUNTINGTON President National Academy III ID
rich strong and broad in aud the esscnu
traits with vigor"
Hon JOHN SHERMAN. ex-senator from Ohio; 'uls Ger
tany very excellent both portrait and az WORK Oh ART
GEORGE W. CHILDs. Of Philadelpha; 1t Is the pest
aud strongest portrait General Grant have ever
u s. GRANT JR: 1T excellent. do not sec now IL
could be improved
Hon ROSCOE CONKLING: "t is to me really avery
satisfactory and hfeike portrait"
Major General o. o. HOWARD: "Asa work OF ART tnnk
the portrait superb he looks In this picture ss ne
looked when President"
Price-Piain ST. India Pfoofs, IS.
A limited number OF Artists Proofs for sale
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ReIiaions Notices.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE or REFUGE FOR WOMEN.

II
HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR WOMEN,
HUDSON, N. Y, March Is 1885. !
Sealed proposals. viii be received addressed 70 w H0Ys
RAD president OF the Board Of Managers OF tho House OF
unti at the 18th day OF April 1885 for
furnishing material anu doing work the buildings for said
The Man Building the House Of Detention Prison Four
Cottages and Hospital In accsreance with plans drawings
10 be se. at the Office OF the Company Hud.
SON. where the superintend Charles b. Cure viii
exhibit same and furnish copies OF specifications ann pro-
zach proposal be inclosed in sealed envelope ad
Proposal House Of Refuge for Women and must be &C
companed by bond with two suretes residents OF the
state o. NewYors each in the snSun o. SIX no DOL
cepted will execute contract for the performance thereof
BY and win perform said contract to the full intent OF
Zach proposal contain separate and distinct bids
each OF tho buildings above named The Board OF
one or such buildings and reject as to the other OF
others Also, to reject any aad all bids.
plsas and aud with such conditions and
Visions a. Managers deem necessary to pro
tect the interests OF the state
MRS. @. A. SPENCER, Managers
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY,
PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Paving
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER CONFESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April l. 1883:
BY direction Of the Boar Of Commissioners sealed pro-
posals viii be received at this office until ~ CLOCK M on
essGranite Paving Blocks, to DO delivered at washington
District OF Columbia. -
at this upon application therefor, together with all
necessary information and bids these forms viii alone
The right reserved reject and all bids Or parts Of
bids .on
Major OF Engineers, U. $. A.,
Lnyineer Commis s0ner. ID. Q.
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NEW BOOKS.
PUBLISHED IN MARCH.
A HISTORY OF THE HUGUENOT EMIGRATION
TO AMERICA

A HISTORY OF THE HUGUENOT EMIGRATION
TO AMERICA.
Nv CHARLES w. BAIRD. d. d. vols. syo with maps
and Illustrations. in cloth, gilt tops, $500
companion TO Rise OF the Huguenots OF France, by
Prot HENRY NJ BAIRD.
Te story Of the Huguenot emigration TO America has
NAMED till now unwrten This has not been due to ack
Of interest in the subject failure 70 recognize its i'm
norance Yet there scarcely serious attempt TO
set in order the that have been known with reference 10
this theme deve into the mass OF documentary
evidence that might be supposed TO exist
THE Is the fruit OF Investigations that have
been carried on country and I'm France and Eng nd
during the twelve the materials used having
been found largely in unpublished uments"-lAuihors
Preface.
JAN VEDDERS WIFE.
ANoyel. BY AMELIA L. BARR In cloth. 125.
The publishers OF the opinion that this story While OF
great simplicity will attract than usual attention. not
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pared during School hours Special English literature
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DEST SCHOOLS.-Circulars and information
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VALUABLE HINTS AT GUESSING THE AUTHOR
SHIP OF
RITNTJI ING BALL,

BUNII DALD
[From The Boston Transcript
1.-THE publishers OF that clever poetcai buresque The
Bunting Ball. have not yet reported rs TO It's authorshp
and the buying OF the book the guessing still goes on
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amusing Evidently many throw their votes without
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therefore young man. have the word OF the puo'
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Given all these facts the task Of discovering becomes less
difficult and yet there many chose from Among
them and the keiest Of named IL Professor henry
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nues OF verse; Professor has keen sense OF hunor
fluent and captivating STYLE ul6s all the requirements
before mentioned"
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Gtsamboats sna Rmlsu6as,
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For superiority in Speed Safety. Scenery Satisfaction
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4neirnction.
For Bovs and Young Men-Country.

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and Military Dr" ALFRED N FULLER, A. B.. Principal
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

- GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNIHED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
eave New York via Dessrosses and Cortland srees
Harrisburg, Pts6urg the West and soath. with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and D. daily. New
York and Chicago Limited Of Pario Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars at . IN. every day. =, 49,, nj.
Wliansport. Lock Maven. M Pm CORY sna Etc
at m connecting at Cory for TitusViue fsefceun
Centre and the oil Regions. r....,u,...,rx..,
Fxprrss OF Pullman Paror daily except Sunday 10
q. arrive Washington 400 p. M Regular az GU suo
and $50 a. M. J. $40 aad ? H. a"d IL nlsn@ SonoS'
b:l o q. M. p and - night A ,,ror,h p.-,o, Gar,
For Atlantic City except sunday WIN @'s
100 p. m.
faSs sratSn Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons via Railway and Amboy. a. m II nOoe o:oo IN
Sunday. M and de not stop at Assury ParX)
or al 81 eOrhplk.
oas OF Rroskyn Annex connect with all through trains at
Jersey city. anording speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooyp FROM Pittsburg and l2o 1880 and
ono m daily and 700 a daily except Monday. From
washington and Batnore $40. a. M 1:2o. $40 so
m. From Ratmore 9;so p m. From Phaasgaia S:5e
10 6.2o 100 except Monday. 500. $40, $50 l040
iS0 a. NJ 100, 200, $40. 500 $50 6;20 1920 800 $50
800 1905 and 1920 P M and l2so night suais nv ,p:
and 1920 p M m PHI ,ADELPHIA
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NOR BERMUDA.

4 WEEKLY STEAMERSu
elegant steamers OF the quebec steamship Con-
pany TRG DAD and OiNOCO will be dispatched Elk
fITii RSDAY from NeH.IOrk and Bermuda. %. rinocO"
irom Nsw.l ork April =. Excursion rates $50 TO so.
For passage. Information &c, apply TO -, o,
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WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2O1 BrOadHay.
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THE HOMILETIC REVIEW.

Dr. T. DEWITT TALMAGE writes;
at do not know how TIL HoMiLETic REVIEW ahects
others but to mo II is OF suggestveness that wlel
rise from reading the tips OF my
myers month eyebrows head
full full Of While appropriate nothing
Of other preachers materials THE HOMILETIC REVIEW
points out new gold mines dig for ourseyes
7. DEWITT TALMAGE.
Brooklyn, March 81, 1885.
THE HOMILETIC REVIEW IS q monthly magazine for
clergy1nen aymen SO per year 30 cents num6er
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EUROPE
EUROPE.
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New-York in
April May. June and July. by 1rs,-class steamships
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES. by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
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ticulers. b. mail Tor ten cents.
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Gcarhcr5.

0fdflcr5.
4 WANTED. - Gentlemen: Supcrintcnd-
~ ent experienced not Old ConFroeat ma minister pre-
fcrred s20UO 10 $4,000 Professor OF Agicninfe sioO 10
hres Assefanis Tor Ncw Yofk city scoo 500 4 su0
several Cor boarding scos 90 to ~ a. I2eies; Beat
fee registration form for GtamI American Sc gene
West l3th.st, ny H. l. ANEHf' MahaSsr
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
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hew Real estate furnaro soo4 "ii 'e. -" 700. I'M
easy Address ~. -.-.u--- : .,.--
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL buknAu, = Weet
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lorna Manarer supplies bst rracier Tor Private Pupils
Ianies. schools AID roliegrs; Soel,Igs nov ,- -. ...
son 80 charge fol registration. Form ior stamp
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n Agency supplies Professor IelcA,ri Inor+ % e.
ne''e'' Mrs. NJ j. TOUNG.fJLTOS. - Union sqiara
TEACHERS WANTED immediately FOR Sep
temB-r-Lldes several sStiyc French ladies' ~ Ffso
10 ass or West aud south Gentlemen: Natural sciences
aud Mechanical Drawing Geima9 HSinfa sem ~ ana
ePA frends school Is;m treId French an9 tng
American and Forsa Teachers Agency - Union square
Two any person or family desiring private
tut0r Otto sohutcr cand phi. Unworthy Of Ieprir
is most highly uonded b. the undersigned Of whose
S sSns nc HA' Professor t. r. IARTRANfT.
Theological seminary Hartford Conn.
XXrANTED.-S teacher Of classics expe-
rs9e,Sc good I,sIsn aa o sPf
oNAL REAI ~ Chestnni-st i,hilaie phia
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced IN
strnctor ana private tutor isrss a en- tiesn,lsI;
one OF hoursdlily. Addros' BA. Tribune Once
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Steamers CITY Of Worcester and 'City or Boston,
Pier 20 n. r. foot OF Watst NEXT pier above Dee
brosscss Ferry daily, except Sundays at 500 D.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-commencfng october 3 1884
1880 Rochester and Montrea Express through draw
$40 a. No. Fast Limited Chicago and St Express
with dining Stopping az Albany Utica syracuse hocn'
arriving al Chicago 1910 m aud S. Louis 1;2o m nexs
m. crfcago Express drawrrg.rcom
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunao connects fos
iii Western New.York and Northern Express with
$3.50 ,. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
- p. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit and 81 Louis
$3.50 Express with sleepingcsrs TO syracuse ana 70
Auburn road and 20 Saratoga; also to Montreal
TO Pacific Express with cars tor hocheste
IL D. Night Express with secpin gears to Albany and
Connects with the morning trains for the West ana
for the North Except Saturday night.
Tickets sale az Grand Central Depot NO Eowinq
nlces 1888 and 9i2 Broadway New York
aud 1888 Washington and 730 Fulton s brooklyn and ~
Eourth-st, WILLIAMSBURG - g..
the Offices in Newvork CITY, and %
1888 Washing t0nst, Brooklyn. -,
Raggage called Tor and check red frorl residence
trhsse trains stop at Harlem I25th-st and tth;eys
J.. NJ. TOUCEY, ~ y. - EEh = -.
General superintendent OenetAi PASSENGER Aseas..
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston at NJ
IN paror attached and 10 D. M Win palace Sleeping
carsls sundays at 10 with palace sleeping c1fs.
NJ
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pantme ACADEMIES.

AT p. HARVARD REILLYS School FOL
n Dancing No. 57B 5th-Aye. nith citssss s;i o's1.
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NORWICH LINE.
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