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So he went gaily to work. not dreaming,
poor fellow, that fate, with her usual blum
dering persis,ency. was bringing the very
one he would most wish to avoid 10 view
| him in this strange garb.
"JeHnie. wish YOU would run over to
Mrs. Reynolds and get me some Yeast.
said Mrs. Leland, tha, morning Il though,
had enough until looked. but | haven't.
Wouldn't i, do jus, as well to go over 10
kate's? | would much rather do SO. al
as her mothers" answered Jennie, with
some hesitation.
Yes. don't care, so long as get the
yeast. | thought YOU might like to go over
10 Mrs. Re,nolds's. Clyde is at home now,
and he is such nice company know you
would like him." said her mother, who cher
ished pet wish also.
Bother Clyde, What's he good for with
his yellow KIDS, his shining boots and dainty
cane like men who are not afraid of
work. and believe he would be Mortified at
the very thought of it. I'll go to Hates for
the Yeast and avoid meeting this paragon of
YOURS"
With bright tin pail on her arm, she
tripped lightly across the fields, almost in
the very footprints of Clyde Reynolds and
entered the parlor by back window.
"Now this is too much for YOU to do the
whItewashing. Kate" she began. mistaking
Clyde who was finishing the last breadth of
ceiling with his back toward her. for his
sister.
What a compliment for Kate" mat
tered the Young man. inaudibly.
Yes, of course it is too bad :" Jennie con-
tinued. "Why didn't YOU wait until Frank
came back ? He told mother he was afraid
You would do il. If was only taller
might help you, or are you all done ?" as
Clyde gave the last stroke with the brush
and paused Irresolutey.
lie could not get down from tea, step
ladder before her 10 that ouilanGish rig. and
It was equally sure he could not remain
there without exposing has identity.
I'll, face flushed, and he bit his lip with
vexation- What disagreeabe dilemma for
Young man TO find himself in
Are YOU mad. Kate ? Is il what said
about your brolhero didn't just mean il,
dear. Won't you forgive me forgo, be
was YOUR brother. and he does look Ike a
dandy. Kate. now don't you think so ? In
mas KIDS and his cane and-Good graclou, .
X ate You'll fall
In ms desperation C,,de stepped one foot
backward caugh: in the folds of nj, uuac-
cu>tom.d dress and came crashing 10 the
floor. with the whiteuash pail clatteriu, al
ter han.
Oae moment they stared at each other
with crimson faces, a. he sprang 10 has feet,
then, as each saw the iudicrou, .i le of the
matter. they burs, into a r,n,iny laugh.
which brough, Kate from her syTk IN rbc
sitting room.
"Ail done - soon. CIyde ?" VIM. :, that
YOU. Jennie? / was feeling terribly blue thi.
morning. un,l Clyde came to iii. RESCUE
lie Is famous hand to clean house" saiI
she. with 4 s.y plauc,, a, Jennie ,ha, ,oil
the triumph she did no, SPEAK.
Il didn't even wear nv Kids Ms, Ie-
land" said Cl,dc. A. he held out tao shape
!v hands. nov winter than ever. because Of
the whirewasn tha, covered them.
Please forgive ths, foolish speech. Mr..
REYNOLDS. As the children .ay. lin real
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Easter in Lithuaaia.

Al Easter, the Lthuaninns make up for an
i.enten privations. and. during the last day,
Of Holy Week, All amount Of eookn. zoe. on
which is simply wonderful. say, the Spectator.
In the kitchen and sillrOom not only meat
dishes, but sweets of every kind. are prepared
great towering babas, mazurki ttiat cakes
Of almonds and nougat. iced AMI colorcd}.
large fourtes. which resemble nothing 80 much
A, brdecase-all these. with eggs Of every col
or, roast beef, sucking pig, turkey, boar'- head.
game, ham and cream cheese are laid out on
Holy Saturday on long tables in the con-erya-
tory or, at all events. not in the usual dining
room, when the priest comes and ble@ses the
whole. The church is kept open all night. and
at IL o'clock visit Is paid to the holy srpul-
chrc. beside which stand peasant, in paste
board armor, who personate the Roman guards.
There is also special service. You may
think yourself lucky ii YOU get any sleep that
night. for at O'Clock You must attend the
mass OF the resurrection, which, being sol
emn high mass, with As grand Il procession as
may be, lasts a long time, - that after il YOU
will not be sorry to refresh the inner man: and
from this time eating goes on promiseuouslv
at all hour, for the next three days. every vs-
tor Who comes being conducted 10 the ..beuit,r
as the display Of eatables is called. such
'benit," more or less elaborate, being laid out
everywhere, even in the peasants houses. and
1t is the custom for the great family of the
place tdpay visits to their dependents. and a,l-
mire and perhaps partake Of their feast. Those
who live too far of for the priest to 90 to them
bring bread. cheese and eggs to the church and
get them blessed before the mass on Easter
morning. The ''benit" is, as we have said al
ready, eaten in snatches and either standing
or by one or two together at little tables, no
regular meal. and nothing hot, except tea and
soup, being partaken of during the whole time.
for the cooks must enjoy their well earned
holiday. But before taking any of it, a similar
ceremony is gone through to that observed at
Christmas, only this time it is with eggs-the
master and mistress of the house having each a
large dish of hard-boiled eggs cut in halves.
which they present TO every one with good
wishes.
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In Persia.
LADIES WHO SEND FOR THE DOCTOR BE-
CAUSE THEY ARE DULL.

A correspondent Of the 81 James Gazette
| gives an interesting description of doctors
visit in Persia:
| We reach The door of the principal apart
| men, the windows of which look down up
| on the whole length of the hauz. | cast off
| my goioshes at the door, but retain my head
| gear, for to remove it would be the height
| Of rudeness. Hearts Delight, an old and
| ugly negress, motions me to seat on
chair t,he only chair-Persians cit on the
| groun,D at the head OF the room. When
| say that the interior of this apartment, re-
| sembes the halls of the Alhambra Court at
| Crystal Palace, they appeared in their
| first splendor before the great FIRE there.
| exactly describe it. 4 priceless carpet, sur
| rounded by felt edginys. two inches thick
/ and yard wide, appears like lovely but
suhdued picture artfully set in sombre
| frame. 10 the recesses Of the walls are
| many bouquets III glass vases. The one
| grea, winiow-a miracle Of intricate carpen-
| try, some twenty feet BY twenty-bazes
| with geometrical pattern Of tiny pieces OF
| glass, forming one gorgeous mosaic. Three
of the sashes of this window are thrown up
| to admit air; the coored glass Of the top and
/ four remaining sashes etfectlaly shut out
/ excess OF light.
! The frou frou Of silk is heard. Three la
| dies enter the room. Their feet aud legs
are bare to the knees. for they have cast off
| their shoes at the door but all the rest Of
! them is shFoaded in large sheet Of dark
| blue silk, the outer veil OF the Persian lady.
| Gracefully they sink down into heaps IN
| semi-circie: opposite Us. "Salaam, Sahib
/ YOU are welcome. Tea, tea for the Sahlb ~
tesPoh" IN the customary wa! aha IN
| 9uife aitef the heaith o. my 'eied hoS'esS-
es' ooe oh'y repiies ~ sohhdeh' tone
She h I, 'uehti! o' W'uiie age ana SELF
possessed 'he othtr Two que hesPs snake
WIN inward m'tlh' nu' are stent' IL can
ho' oe' is 700 not he lais continues as
sue Gas' on hef G"fH o'ue en'etope--ah eS-
ample iininea'a'ttS inIlo"ed bs her eonpah-
'o"S' he"t i'e'Ish' hastiit io'"' up 'He
'"fee 'eHs' ana pump m'da'e-aseu laa!'
,e'i eo"'eit' anu "e' '"o innocent 'ooA'hS
"auSn.''s. handsome Young "ohen' 'att As
any EhS"sh gf'' win round enuoo! faces
ahu ma S"'hee"t eyes are u'sctoseu 70 we"
~ ~ '"e sp'ena"r o' '"e iefsaah 'au! IN
4'0' "ieS' i"e IoS'"'Hf u al II tue sai,e'
vary ins op'l III co'ots' ana 'hese are OF 'ae
HHes', ~ '"a No'a'ii''o's s>"'s % s.'N'
"Ho', oVu"t' 'eaeulhS - '.ie Anee s"'V>
N'"e t.fs''h "ofd' IKE tue reheh chemlNe,
is apP''ed % tnF garment o. oo'h sexes OF
"'"sp'fth' SIN sauHe unN @ouaNe JacAe's
VI sa's ."h"'o'ueted Ne''e', Ju'' covering
tne Sn"u' 4efs ana 'Ae 'ap oi me PACK fo'
AteSt 'nV s'ee'e' are uHpultohea iuu t"s
r"'""' "ans'iiS u'"h ana showing tue gay
n"'"s' "' Pa'e oo'o'eu oI' hf''tan, >"Nl
'i'e 'oP q .,'e heau n'd 'i'e eats ""'ieh y
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Poetry.
Back Again |!

The chill SHOWS fingered. the spring was late
II seemed weariful while TO wait
For warmth, and fragrance, and song. and
flowers,
And balmy airs and delicious showers.
But we bided our time, aud with patient eyes
We watched the slow releniing skies.
Till at last one April morning we woke
To find we We're free of the winters yoke.
And rush OF wings through the rushing rain
Told Us the birds were back again.
ioyous fumult we heard aloft--
Clear. ripping music and flutterings soft.
80 light of heart and 50 light OF wing.
Al hope OF summer. delight Of spring.
They seemed 10 utter with voices sweet.
| Cpborne on their airy pinions fleet.
Dainty, delicate, lovely things.
W ould that my thoughts, like you. had wings
10 match your grace. your charm, your cheer,
\ lour fine. melodious atmosphere.
Precious aud beautiful gifts of Cod
through heaven and earth abroad.
Who. ungrateful, would do YOU wrong.
Check your flight aud your golden song,
. friendly spirits. q sweet, sweet birds
Would could put my welcome in words
Fit for such singers a. you to hear
>sy-bcrn MINISTRIES and poets dear,
Celia Tharfer, in -. Nicholas for .iprH.
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There is something that has preyed
heavil, on my mind ever since our engage
ment. DEAR" he said, "but am almost afraid
to tell yoI of it."
"What is it, Georgea" the young woman
asked anxiously.
II am a somnambuist"
"Ob, is that all ?" she exclaimed, with
sigh Of relief IL have always been Uni
versalist myself, but of course when we are
made one | shall expect to attend your
church."
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Let

Don't Let ne convince you that
those pains around our heart are not heart
disease, they are, do not delay but procure DIR.
GRAVES HEART REGULATOR. Thirty
years have proved its value. Free pamphlet
Of F. E. ingalls,, Cambridge, Mass.
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1t rather annoys man who has been pur-
sued through the woods at night by large
and savage beast, probably panther, to find on
being overtaken after desperate pursuit, that
the animal Is his own dog.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-16

"rhe women have tired, surprised look
in Boston," says correspondent of the
Chicago Inter Ocean. The Philadelphia
Call thinks this is not unlikely. Joseph
Cook has resumed bis lectures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-16

From South Carolina Native fsfter few
minutes conyersationl-s.I bet boss you're y
Nutherner, hain't yer!' Tourist--''Why, yes"
Native-'I lowed yer wuz; ] knew yer by
yer brogue.r
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
Ced Liver Oii. with Hypophs.phis~s
In Acute Pulmonary Trouble

In Acute Pulmonary Troubles.
DIR. +. b. STRICKLAND, New York, says: !:
Il find your Emulsion very beneficial after all
acute pulmonary attacks in adults, and in chill
dren during and after such diseases.'
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This powder never varies \ marvel Of purity
strength ami Hhui,-omcHsss More economical
thaa the ordinary kiads. and cannot he sold In
cfhptiltiuH with fhc multitude ot low test, short
weight alum or l,he<p phs,ir I.ow,lcr~ sold onlv in
cans. R"iL BNkING FowpFR Co. Ios Wall
Il. y ! ivrl0
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DIRECTORY.


-a,. N.to5grx >tca, .H.t vt.I.sAv
NoNtt pfuth ll-lst>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
OHIO CENTRAL COAL COMPANY.

The coal propere. Of this oorspy are tOfon on
ho, ~ III bundhndor and will be sold al OoiHuo"' ~
AZ Of February next . ,,o--n Main
~ a1 Irsts "a wei holders Of onds 81 ne $500
he rro,n a. Mineral Division Coal HISS nfs hoIDg
rtitcd that the nod has bceh Iel, - In
no drs OF said bona. 70 If tc kondholders and bond
Grid,rs are hereby requested 10 ioith"I., o., ne m
bonds with or ess where subject 10 us o''' 80
the nurcllase said pTojCris a., 800 rcoc,,cs en- IN
49, -, sae in lie Line Coal case req 80 ~
a. ~ : 900 by the purchaser nj tue tls oI
md tbe order the Mineral Division ~, time Of he
Sa,e In order to thee cash PAY neh' n1 80 a@p
lv he for h0ndh'ntr' ~
i, NON bonds per cent OF the iA'e & ne rc
Any surplus Of cash over necessary eApo"'''
funded II L. TFRRELl-
Voom 10 EruldSay.
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Gieam,oats au> Railr,1>1)
1TyHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known nS as AN snt
NrW.YOpK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN HALL

HYGsE ERE A1kz nsS hHsHH sHs
Arrangement. of train. chsmssgs, Depot From s'd
I'D Sss.o sissSss
S%Ssiy s Louis Limited Express No extra char ~
S' r NIL %assla
psrU eneiS S s NJ p % S. GSs BOO
ssSSnd day Connecting arrive Toledo 1885 p M and
SanSSPSs i SSSlsd Express for the we. SOLID Tr1p
Pullman Day s sRa Sse R. Sncisns lnd
fB aass s%oSins ooaehes 70 chicago Co..
ss e
8 1913 NJ noon 70
Sundays SS 1870 $50 sGo sS sio
sc "a s5e g saturday
'ssss sn'y sq51Ss 90 c.ss
1897 ssas $40 81 Sunday
ssosm ANA Kingston and Mo.tsomsry Am. s'sop m
sasisy $50 %r so 1920 IN. $50 $3.50 $50 $50
s.'asss s I'm $50 s}S ESQ $40 m
ss s snn asfs Win ss
at % $50 ';'s' sunday
and qs.rssS s sSa ssa,
TSS S4S q is e 5G4S every sS Sonr 'hr 'nD
ass order. Es S sS sSse ina
Nos n Broadway. lS7 WeStst, ~ - A'~ .
Eomrt-st Brooklyn or the Companys Dspots -. ,,o
Ernreas trains from the West arrvein Newfork H IA"
7,gO u; 25 a m and 1920 p m -. x,o-vo-A
'''' JOHN n ABBOTT. Gen'l Passr Agent New.sork
NORTHERN RAILROADOFN EW-JERSEY;
TRAN: so ei5s lOr sse $50 800 lo $50 m
6lmidnight. sundays 7. 8 A. m, and al5 In. An "a
Manuel Spring Valley and Mopsey y 10 IN, eoo p III
Sundays q. m: orr 49,, ,...,, . .t N.wyorS
INVEST SHORE pOUTE.
wv VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
An trans leave West 49dst Corandt and Desbros'es ss
itations
Chicago 40 G. m. ss D. m. Pullman sleepers through
st. Louis $3.50, % D. m. Pullman sleepers
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Roeester III
n 90 30 s3 D. IN. Sleeping and parlor cars through
Syracuse 7l0. 40 m, $500, g r. m
Utica. 7:1O 40. ll01 q. .5ibo IS D. M IN an ,oo
Tewburg Kingston Catskili Albany -7Io TO- Hoo
For Montreal and Canada East 7:lo m; 5;5o p m "a
hamilton London, 10 q $3.50, IS D. IN iOfoa'' o'o'
sbaiy Other trains daily except Sunday ans oo,o,,
For tckes tine parior or sleeping ci
t,ons or apply at offices; Jersey " eI
Station Eoboken, i5Washneo Brookly Conrtsi:
FultOnst. Newly ofk lily a. SV' od
$685. 86 e46 l140 1923 Broadway 73I oth-ave Ise as'
1Sbth ST. 1881 Bowery Penn r. stations loot Of CoIt
iandt and Desbrosse sts and West shore Slson Ion OF
West 42d-st called for and checked IRON hotels
and residences Orders be left at ticket ohoes
"a htate-st HENRY MONEII cen Lhs- A----
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financial.
THE C0RBlN BANKING CO.,
lis Broad,cay Ee,D York
7LND q PER CENT FARM MORT0A6SS


bot very ,rablc number OF investors NV ,er
mined 10 avoid the expcuences Of the past ~ P" reor.
snrplus funds such Will free Isn nv the
or scaling process wen % upon us
exnre sions which daily have from those "ho
for inorma Ion concerning these farm In nrincpa
OF borrowers pay - ohP ,be
ana interest and there eralny OF coirens s.nred
nor cent by Of the sime being absou.y sacur
are ting from gnesswotk rFartng Suarter OF
INT from records transactions ext ning over Iev en-
centnry during OF which tine we have peSa n 70 name
Gagged IN hardin them We chal on 70 any per- Lender
wei met all the requ'f
nld xnect Nothing coud he better, Tor WINE ua from
of interest greatly Of other cur~ lia
fine 10 time "iven ace among the =, turn tho
they never yet fare a. have many vi .io i"'Ni
principal stipulated ,ro,f of mr. repre-
TORS we shoud hesitate GhOut msklng t eubstau.
nt win these I'm ON possesson we have means o. or in
tating our claims and all who may doubt item ,cb at ali
welcomed TO n h0fouSn hlsPooei"h WIN
lines ready 10 have made ., oor,cants and
we will mail orr descriptive rarphiets 'o"iP"
promptly reply t. oil letters OF inquiry = d, =,
CODUS BAY AND SOUTHERN hAii-"0A'
The meeting Of the stockhodcIs ior at the
inspectors Of election VIII ne no
NJ the company 100 broadway New ork y,,an omen
nesday February A, 1856, at ~ In Polls VIII re"
one hour o-rnr,rS W WHITE.
9iHi i " Secretary
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Eee.ures ail0 meetin3s.


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Annual election
u for ocer- and managers will re hed On fuesV ~.
90, - ISL at ta the toDper Chiyh foss VIII W
ans,ei M no o'clock a M. and closed p N n.
C McLEoSER see. "a RUS IL. hOs ii'f-.. :.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Annual meeting
"A W n be hcld nj No. -. Cooper Union. on THURSDAY
fecrph nary O. iFosrR seey. CYRUS IL LoUTREI. Pres
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or JOSEPH RAILROAD W.

tpPopnsALs FOR 6 PER CENT BoNDS, a,ed
This Company has Tor ss SS S March l. 1911 which are
pap OF an issue limited to 5000 W. o, NM 81 600 600
have already been issued ss r si Of amount o.
bonds secured by prior ~ sss tows the and
now offered r ,S comnanys cent Morsase 40 ~
maturing March l. 1889. oil winch UNIV
s of the due March Il mSrag
Consolidated MORTGAGE bona rnaa and ali other property
1PGn , COMPANY subject only 70 prior n, on together
Say ana engfh and upon which there are amount
bonds issued and outstanding sgan e bv The trustee
OF Tor te purchase Of the Whole OF h Of This
Of , 1 MS FeSruary at ~
o o.rinck M when bids will be opener "'' -"
bids neeapa oop which the above bonds are 10
follows: . Ion a at, tho bonds awarded viii be re.
d6Os N moi c Of the acceptance Of bid Ts a @
be made in cash OF ID tnn dcosit made In
ooiPI,fS , cs y he allowed on such deposit ~ INC law
pr cent pei anan dnc March l. 1887 and the bonds WI
craw interest mat date but me of The purchase
"oney Tor nerio exceeding sixty IA fr"m March
1855 Accrued coupon nt 'y ,,here uaymeas de-
ieiIe NAV be made cash or in Hannip INV
r"sj @smrany per cent bonds NJ tht w. va ~
Of hond and March coupo loi CON, bords will no
hs Pi a nioy ms nos-be The piovisio 9 % or
sodattd mortgage rront We and chnceiaton az an
,, ornornf of per cent bo' d. In len ~ - contrary
bonds wmCh cannot be deyerea e,
, mns can be ohiaiued the trustee IN WHO"
desy anti w be- bonds delivered eli G
National Rank " Commerce. NeH. " any m Bos-
Chicago BIr ingion anh quincy "Ai''''
ton Mass ,orld he addressed G. y Perkn' preslae
PROPOSE So - Ioserh Iailroad Company, Eoon l15
manin daTsrd TIoposa 10 purchase HAnhb" ana ~ '
serh per es serves the right TO reject any OF al
bids ,o..,or ., the Hoard
Per orucF OF 'n' 'o"' W j. LADD Secretary
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Misrell


A WHOLESALE DEALER in whskey wants
"A agency Tor a cigar mandatory. Address
A. b., Post once Box 305, Yankton d. Ty.
DRICK-YARDS.-Part for sale aud part for
ID rent at so cents per LOCO.
]. Z. ECKERsoN. TREASURER. 72 West .Sth.stl
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Dlpioeu1 Notices.

THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRrsr CoNPAsY,
20 AND ~ WlILIAM-sr )
COUPONS payable at the Farmers Loan and
~ Trust Company
- February ID 1895.
cincinnati; Washin ,ton aud Bsltlmo TO r. n. Co
Inimnap0lis and Ni1ccDnes X II. 90.
Qniney. Alton aud st. Louis II. II. Co
Prterspurg street Railway Company
CIV wafer Works OF Omaha
lreeDof Water
Gnlesburg Water Company
National WacrwOrks Company,
IeadYine Water Company.
Metropolitan Gaslivht ompanv.
iOrt rvs ana Monticello Railroad Compa1y.
Dividends
Ierie haute and Indianapolis Railroad Company.
DfesoD railway and Eavigation Company.
Farmers Loan end Trust Company
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Dnsmess Chances.

A DVERTISER is about to start nut panta-
"A ton in south Florida 10 correspond with young
man similar tastes; small capital re2ured good ncome
FLORIDA, Tribune ONCE
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BOSTON. Jan. 2G. 1876.
xy,cOvIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND.

The bonds dated February S2 sn" TIusiees Of me
oso,ric Hall and Asyum Fund" VII be Pad On ~ VIZ
ZION NJ n Garfield National Bank IN c - cea - on
ON and ater Monday. February ID inst lhV''S' va 10 80
and alter IhnuaTy 4. ls O. -, own ct ARKSON
WIN. u. NICHOLS ihVi'' president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
Go Uhom 1t map Concern.

OFFICE HAEGRR WAREHoOsEA
o " Esr JtIH-hI -. Z
Nl,. .YOEK, lob. ?, 1850.
vI'IIE following persons are , meLeo ~
notified that uness the storage due ana uhptu Gu
goods scored IN their IA paid al TINS o.s WI pi -, %
March H. 1856 at 10 the said goods ~ 40 n a
lie auction charges commencing On thh Gay aI ~
Monday thor after until all soid haze O1n
Thompsun Mrs. W. Ellen MoCaury Joil ~,
Daly sarah Palmer Peter kenney AoSo I'LL. frs K
lbourae II. NJ SieigIt Miss stacy, l. W. hAiS i'' "a
muller. MouIe. Jane Bell
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Gonntrn prcpertn Uh!lleo.

NVANTED.-Land IN Nebraska Iowa or
w Minnesota In xchanee for valuable property =, ~
j. NJ. DUNCAN, " arnn", ~ \.
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QopartnersI,lp Notices.


QoparinerslIlp Notices.
COPARTNERSHIP.
~ The Partnership heretofore existing under the frm
name OF mckinley Smack Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
ROBERT SMACK
The clinton Foundry and Machine shop win be continued
In the same location by
ROBERT SMACK & co.
New-YOrk. Jan. 30 1885,
| HAVE this day associated with me Mr.
CHARLES PHILLIPS. and will continue to tran sact
grner eoa bus ness as heretofore under The firm ne OF
TALBOT PHILLIPS RICHMOND TALBOT
NOTICE is hereby given that the cO-partner-
ship heretofore existing under the firm OF Groo5
beck schey expires this day BY limitation Either partner
will sign IN liquidltion
ERNEST GROESBECK
New-YOrk Jan. 81, 1885. GRANT b. SCIiLEY.
The undersigned have this day formed copartnersp
der the fm name of Moore Schey continuing the business
OF Groesbe,k a Schley
JOHN q. MOORE.
New-York Feb. ., 1885. GRANT Is. SCHLEY
THE UNDERSIGNED, who have carried on
MAJ aotnring ewcry business during the past year
under the him nanc Of BALDWIN, SEXTON 4 PETER
soN, VIII continue the same under the namo Of
A. ". SEXTON & son,
AUGUSTUS w. SEXTON,
AUGUSTUS w. SEXTON, JR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-02
Avn IMMINENT

V,O ARCHITECTS AND FONuMLN,aa
BUILDFRS.-Plaus and designs wanted Win spt ,a
cations granite mausoeum granite neisk or
character Of a pyramid ufmphal arch rinI Out, com,
oherwise erected Easton Penn fOnnn'lon
manding alto loo feet squares uneo Of a anus @ @ 0O
cost not 10 eAceou
one hundred dollars paid for design accepted
vrsed other des returueut nn,n N
l. lisa sent To DE- 1ohts - .u 70, Ea.ton rem