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CHIAZOURNES F. C. & Co. imps, of fine wines, IInvana segara, &c. 51 Broad
Cheavy Christopher, driver, h r 831 W. 15th
Checketts George, beer, 81 Pike, h 120 llenry
Chedsey Francis B. lawyer, 6 City Hall pl. h 1. 5th n Alexander av.
Chedsey Nathan A, lawyer, 6 City Hall pl. h 346 W. 234
Checks William. drygds. $51 B'way. h 153.1 B'way Cheeks William & Co. drygds. 351 B'way Cheeks William H. drygds. .. 51 B'way
Cheesebrough Hannah, wid. Charles, music, h 209 E. 81st
Cheesenan, James L, pres. 1.22 B'way, h De.
Cheesman Ann L. h 240 Fifth av.
Cheesman John L. sash, 151 Av. C, h 358 E. 50th
Cheesman Oscar, china, 74 Warren
Cheesman Timothy M. physician, 5 E. 27th
Cheesman William R. cartman, h 10% Av. C
Cheever Aaron. clerk, h 15 Sixth av.
Cheever Calvin R. lawyer, 322 B way
CHEEVER CHARLES A. treas. 37 Park row, h 89 Fifth av.
Cheever Ellen M. wid. John H. 205 E. B'way
CHEEVER JOHN H. TREAS. N. Y. BELTING AND PACKING CO. 37 & 35 Park row, h 89 Fifth av.
Cheever Matilda E. milliner. 15 Sixth av.
*Cheever Ore Bed Co. 90 B'way
Cheever Richard, carpenter. h 214 E. B'way Cheever William H. tailor. 1188 B'way, h N. J. Cheever William T. clerk, h 74 G'wich
Cheever & Vernol. ta lors, 1188 B'way
Cheevers James, laborer. h 65 E. B'way
Cheevers Jane, wid. William, h 245 W. 16th
Cheevers John. shoemkr. h 37 Jefferson Cheevers John W. driver, h 163 Tenth av. Cheevers Patrick, carpenter, h 404 E. 21st
FIREMEN'S
INSURANCE CO., 153 B'way. Choice Security at Current Rates. J. F. HALSTED, Pres. EFFM. TOWNSEND, V. P. T. J. WHITLOCK, Sec.
CHICKERING
& SONS'
GRAND TRIUMPH
AT THE
GREAT PARIS EXPOSITION,
1867.
THE
THE
HIGHEST AWARD
HIGHEST AWARD
EVER GIVEN
EVER GIVEN
TO ANY
UREY
TO ANY
INN
PIANO MANUFACTURER.
PIANO MANUFACTURER.
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR.
FOR THE.
ELLE .DE
BEST PIANOS
000
CHICKERINC & SONS. BOSTON
Exhibited,
M
101.
In all Three Styles, viz. :
M
NA
GRAND, Square & Upright.
1867.
1867.
This places the Chickering Piano at the Head of the World !
Persons intending to purchase a Piano are invited to call at our Rooms and examine our Stock. Our Prices will be found to be as low as is consistent with the use only of strictly FIRST-CLASS STOCK, and the VERY BEST WORKMEN in every branch of the business. A written Guarantee given with every Piano bearing the name of CHICKERING & SONS.
Illustrated Catalogues given in full Styles and Prices, Descriptions of Pianos, Testimonials, &c., will be sent free, on application to
CHICKERING & SONS,
Fifth Avenue, cor. Eighteenth St., N. Y.
EMPEREUR S
E
CLXVII . A .PARIS.
POSI
CHICKERING & SONS GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANO-FORTES
Have been accorded the HIGHEST HONORS, and are recognized as the
STANDARD PIANOS of the WORLD.
LISZT, THALBERG, DE MEYER, GOTTSCHALK, JAELL, HALLE, REINECKE, RITTER, Dr. HANS VON BULOW, and more than 100 others of the World's great Artists, by their written testimonials, unite in an unanimous verdict that the Chickering Piano is superior to all others.
THE CHICKERING
(chiche ling )
UPRIGHT PIANOS
Are presented to the public as the most perfect Instruments of their class in the world, second only in real merit to the Grand Piano-forte. They are all constructed on our New System, and are all finished in the same careful manner, which guarantees their standing in tune as well as the Grand Pianos. Supplied with our new patent repeating action, which gives to the performer an exceedingly rapid, prompt, elastic and powerful touch, with a tone clear, pure and sonorous. The Upright Piano is, from its size and shape, better suited to hundreds of houses than is the Grand or Square, and it is rapidly becoming the fashionable Piano-forte of America, as it has long been of Europe, on account of the compactness of size and the beauty and elegance of design. We most cheerfully and confidently present our New Scale Upright Pianos as fully deserving the many flattering encomiums daily passed upon them. Come and hear them.
CHICKERING & SONS, 130 Fifth Ave., cor. Eighteenth St., N.Y.
CHICKERING CHE
WAREROOMS : 5th Av cor. 18th St. 225
PIANOS.
CHI
Cheevers Patrick, moulder, h King's bridge Cheevers Patrick, ostler, h 543 W. 59th
Cheevers Patrick J. lawyer, 206 B'way, h King's bridge
Cheevers Peter, laborer, h 407 W. 44th Checvy Lawrence, priuter, h 64 Broome
Chegnay Henry, lace, 12 Wooster
Chegwidden Thomas C. teas, 152 E. 40th, h 140tlı n Willis av.
Chek John, segarmkr, h 228 Second Chelimer Solomon, pedlar, h 42 E-sex
Chelins Charles, beer, h 209 Fifth
Chelius Elizabeth, wid. Philip, h r 216 Second Chell John, shoemkr. h 322 E. 31st
Chellborg Albert, baker, 299 Third av. Chelling Jacob, mason, h 156 Norfolk
Chelling John R. engraver, h 226 E. 13th
Chelmak George, segarmkr. h 194 Rivington
Chemical Copper Co. 20 Nassau
Chemical National Bank, 270 B'way
Cheuridlin Johu B. furs, 160 S. 5th av. h 383 Sack- ett, B'klyn
Chemidlin Nicholas, cases, r 77 Nassau, h 226 W. 29th
Chemidlin & Cordier, cases. r 77 Nassau
Chemuitz Matthew, drugs, 343 Eighth av. h 301 W. 27th
Cheneau August, baker, h 219 Seventh av.
Cheney Alfred C. supt. ft. W. 14th, h 44 W. 14th
Cheney Andrew, coal, h 100 Pitt
Cheney Caroline, janitress. h 75 W. 55th
Cheney Charles, iron, E. 14th c Av. C, h 46 W. 51st Cheney Charles A. painter, 316 Eiglit av. h 430 W. 28th
Cheney Charles H. hatter, h 120 W. 47th
Cheney Frank W. pres. 93 Duane, & treas. 477 Broome, h Ct.
Cheney James A. agent, 9 Bond
Cheuey Nathaniel, iron, E. 14th c Av. C, h 46 W. 51st
Cheney Rush, pres. 477 Broome, h Ct.
Cheney Brothers, silks, 477 Broome
Cheney & Erichson, painters, 316 Eiglith av.
Clienith George, carpenter, h 295 Av. C
Chenkerberg Philip, laborer, h r 432 W. 25th Chennells Adam T. engineer, h 293 E. B'way Chenoweth Alex. C. mer. 133 Water, h 74 W. 50th Chenoweth George, pilot, h 191 E. 115th Chenoweth George E. pilot, h 120 E. 128th Chenoweth & Carpenter, mers. 133 Water Chenowetny Alexander C. h 74 W. 50th Chepmen Thomas, seaman. h 176 Madison
Cheppu William H. ins, 67 Liberty, h Pa. Cherarnsky Charles, elerk, h 142 Chatbain Cherbonneau Louis, shoes, 133 Goerck Cherdron George, carpenter, h 188 Forsyth
Cheritree Theodore F. hardware, 97 Chambers, h 28 Lefferts pl. B'klyn
Cheron Julins, rangemkr. h 527 Broome
Cheroosky Anton, shoes, 128 Third
Cheroosky Joseph, shoemkr. h 128 Third
Cherot Lco, cook, h 201 E. 16th
Cherouny Henry W. printer, 13 Frankfort, h 117 G'wich av.
Cherouny & Kienle, printers, 13 Frankfort
Cherry Bridget, wid. Charles, h 58 Henry
Cherry Elizabeth, milliner, 341 Sixth av.
Cherry Elizabeth, wid. Daniel. millincr, 25 Division Cherry Henry, porter, h 145 W. 32d
Cherry James, liquors, 94 G'wich Cherry Martin, waters, 653 Water
Cherry Moses, trunks, 592 Sixth av. h 594 Sixth av.
Cherry Samuel, shoemkr. h 409 E. 22d Cherry Sarah, dressmkr. h 686 G'wich
Cherry William, painter, h 97 Lewis
Chertizza John, joiner, 5 S. William, h 499 Third, B'klyn
Cherutes Neunce, h r 45 Crosby. Cherutes Nicol, h r 45 Crosby
Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Co. 229 B'way, & 9 Nas- san
Chesbrough Anne, wid. Robert J. h 113 E. 28th
Chesbrough Lewis R. cotton, 130 Pearl. h N. J. Chesebrough Catharinc, wid. George, h 313 E. 14th Chesebrough Julius F. treas, 80 Vesey, h 219 E. 531
Chesebrough Manuf. Co. vaseline, (petroleum jelly) for medical and toilet uses, 110 Front
Chesebrough Robert A. treas. 110 Front, h 155 E. 63đ
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Chesehrough Staats, baker, 257 Spring
Chesebrough William D. physician. 223 E. 26th Cheshire George, findings, 186 E. Houston Cheshire Mary E. wid. (refused) h 116 W. 17th Chesley Charles E. h mover, E. 17th, h 325 E. 82d Chesley Henry A. h mover, 517 E. 17th, h 556 Third av.
Chesnut Henry. pumpmkr. h 4 Birmingham
Chesnut John, laborer, h 414 W. 46th Chesola Dominick, plaster, h 35 Crosby Chiesshire Elizabeth, h 315 E. 25th
Chester Arthur, catingh. 194 Elizabeth Chester Charles T. tel. insts. 104 Centre, h N. J.
Chester John C. hotel, 343 Spring, h B'klyn Chester Maria, wid. Michael, h 332 E. 36th Chester Mary, wid. James, h r 56 Macdougal
Chester Owen, laborer, hı 704 E. 13th Chester Thomas L. engineer, h 227 W. Houston Chester Washington L. milk, 109 E. 124th Chester William, fireman, h 555 W. 57th Chester William F. supt. 18 New, h N. J. Chesterman George, 76 Nassan, h 135 W. 14th Chestnut Thomas, laborer, h 11 Caroline Cheston Paul G. mason, h 2140 Third av.
Chetwood Bradbury C. lawyer, 74 B'way, h 179 W. 47th
Chetwood John, lawyer, 74 B'way, h N. J.
Chevalier Charles, boatman, h 293% Stanton
Chevalier Ernestine, milliner, 23 E. 16th, h 321 Second av.
Chevalier Gabriel, carriages, 628 B'way, h 53 E. 126th
Chevalier John, barber, h 184 Ludlow
Chevalier Margaret, wid. Francis, h 332 E. 21st
Chevallier Eugene, agent, 106 Bleecker
Chevallier Gabrielle, h 332 E. 117th
Cheves Joseph M. segars, 433 Eighth av.
Chevrette Victor, mason, h 126 Henry
Chew Beverly, broker, 2 Exchange ct. h 259 W. 44th
CHEW J. C. COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Agent for sale of Texas lands, bonds, stocks, &c. 29 B'way
Chew James S. adjuster, 70 Wall
Cheym Simon, tailor, h 257 E. Houston
Cheyne Hugh, machines, 24 Union sq. h 413 Cum- berland, B'klyn
Cheyney Jesse S. optician, 5 Bond, h N. J.
Cheytor Thomas, drygds. h 70 W. 521
Chiappa Jos. organs. r 539 Broome, h 561 Broome
Chiappa & Barbarat, organs, r 539 Broonie
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co. 52 Wall
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes R. R. Co. 54 Will- iam
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. Co. 68 Will- iam
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R. Co. 13 Will- iam
Chicato Dicgo, laborer, h 399 Tenth av.
Chicherio Constance, eatingh. 337 Spring
Chichester Charles F. agent, 27 Park pl. 530 Ninth, B'klyn
Chichester Charles S. clerk, h 368 Pearl
Chichester Edward P. chairs, 368 Pearl, h SS Mad- ison. B'klyn
Chichester Edwin V. A. broker, 72 Wall. h Ct.
Chichester Fanny, wid. Samuel, h 417 W. 37th
Chichester James, printer, h 115 Canal
Chichester James, segars, 51 Bowery. h 26 Bowery Chichester James M. tobacco, 51 Bowery, h 221 E. 31st
Chichester Lemucl A. chairs, 368 Pearl, h Pho- nieia
Chichester Theodore, 128 B'way
Chichester Warren, twine, 42 Franklin, h 667 Wil- loughby av. B'klyn
Chichester Whitfield B. painter, 208 Merecr, h 131 Waverley pł.
Chichester William, driver, h 20 Bedford
Chichester & Decamp, twines, 42 Franklin
Chichester Brothers & Co. chairs, 368 Pearl
Chickering Chiffles C. agent, 33 Worth, h N. J. CHICKERING CHARLES F. pianos, 130 Fifth av. h 609 Fifth av.
CHICKERING GEORGE H. pianos, 130 Fifth av .. h Mass.
Chickering Otis, engineer, 18 Wall
CHICKERING & SONS, PIANOS, 130 Fifth av. Chidester William H. notions,. 267 B'way, h N. J.
D. RIDLEY & SONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Grand and Allen Streets. WHITE GOODS.
CHICKERING
CHII
WAREROOMS: 5th Av. cor. 18th St. 226
PIANOS.
CHR
.Chldwick John B. carpenter, h 317 E. 37th
Child Andrew, in# 26 Nassan, h N. J.
Child Benjamin R. clothing. 251 G'wich, h N. J. Child Charles G. broker, 79 Cedar, h 125 W. 47th Child ('ynthia A. wid. Marcus, h 97 Seventh av. Child Frederick W. clerk. 259 B'way. h N. J.
Chlid Heury A. cotton, 114 P'earl, h L. I.
Chill Idewis P. 26 Exchange pl. h 17 W. 49 h
Chill Orange W. iron, 39 Nassau
Child Perley A, stoveR, 231 Water, h Henry, 13°kyn.
Child Walter, clerk, h r 9 Stanton
Chiklren's Ald Soc. 19 E. 4th, 27 St. Mark's pl. 211 W. 18th, 327 Rivington and 135 G'wich. Children's Fold, 157 1 :. 60th
Chilly Augustus F. clerk, 17 Burling Al.
('hilds (". express. 7.11 B'way, h .N. J.
Chills C. Louis, liquora, 308 W. 121
Child4 C'alvin J. agent, ft. Liberty, h 318 E. 57th
Child~ Casper (. clerk, h Go Macdougal
Childs Charles A. clerk. h Go W. 19th
Childly Charles E. asst. Anpt. P. O. bldg. h. 979 Thirl nv.
K'hild« Charles M. paints, 225 Pearl. h 65 W. 19th Childle Childe H. Liquors, 308 W. 431, h 122 W. 3-Itlı
Child- Daniel B. lawyer. 261 B'war, h N. J.
Childs L'. ins. h 169 n Franklin av.
('lulda Edwin, driver, h 3/2 W. 43.1
Childs Evander, teacher, h 312 W. 46th
Childs Frank 11. paper, 225 Pearl, h 4.6 W. 12th
Childs llarris C. drygds. 351 B'way, h 155 W. 15th ('hilds Henry, clerk, h 216 2. 39th
Childs Henry A. liquors, 308 W. 121
Childs llenry C. printer, 56 Cedar, h 199 Bridge, L'khn.
Childs llenry H. custom h. h S. I.
Child& Jesse 1. 11. s. n. h 174 Iludson
('hill- Jessic, w.d. Henry J. h 65 Pitt
('hild . John engineer, h 627 Eleventh av.
Childx Lucius H. fred, 216 2. 29th. h L. I.
Chilly Marens, h Inwood
Childs Margaret, wul. Benjamin, h 330 Front Child4 Noah A. h 4222 W. 31th
Childs l'atrick, builder. h 532 W. 37th
Childts Richard, cleri: 1 202 Madison
Childs Samuel Russell, physician, 34 W. 27th
Ch'tls Solomon, liqnor4, 77 Murray, h 237 W. 54th Childs Walter L. hangingx, 452 Pearl & 200 Bowery, h 359 W. 15th
Child- Walter L. jr. hangings. 200 Bowery, b 359 W. 15th
Child« William A: trens. 261 B'way and 145 Ful- ton, h N. J.
Childs William H. HI. roofing, 73 Maiden la. h 105 S. Oxford, B'klyn.
Childs C. 11. & Co. liqnora, 501 Tenth av.
Chills & Birtwhistle, printers, 56 Cedar
Childs & Co. liqnors, 308 W. 42d
Childs & Hull, lawyers, 261 B'way
Childs & Smith, hangings, 432 Pearl & 200 Bowery Child's Paper, 150 Nassm
Child's World, & Bible h.
Chill Bridget, wid. Michael, h 112 W. 17th Chill Lizzie, h 215 E. 25th
Chill Michacl, wheelwright. h 25 Oak Chilla Bartholomew, grocer, 111 Sullivan
Chilliffe Charles M. clerk, h 147 E. 19th
Chilliffe Julia, mender, 147 E. 19th Chills Auznst, segarmkr. h ? l'itt
Chilninrk Peter, tailor, h :45 E. 11th
Chilvers William T. clerk. h 304 W. 20th
Chimmock Gec. H. slater, 42 Ann, h 19 Lafayette av. B'klyn Chinery Deunis G. brass, h 226 E. 35th
Chinn Frances, wid. Thomas, h 350 W. 39th Chinn Thomas G. weaver, h 350 W. 30ch Chinnery Anne. wid. Charles h 90 W. Houston Chinness John, laborer. h 361 Madison Chinnock Frank R. feygds. 117 John, h N. J.
Chinrey Isaac, printer, h 5 Hester Chinzel Magnus, painter, h 623 Fifth Chipier Henry, garments, 64 Stanton Chipman Charles D. calker. h 22 W. 14th Chipman Edgar M. lawyer, 51 Chambers *Chipman, Stone & Co. (Japan) 74 Pine Chipp Chas. P. strawgds. 520 B'way. h 309 W. 14th Chipperfield Newton W. clocks, 212 Division, h 4 Hester
Chippey Anna, waiter, h r 208 W. 30th
| Chlrer Phillp. sawyer, h r 204 W. 11th
Chimney Anna, wid. Thomas, h 245 W. 51st
Chirney Thomas, paints, 43.1 lindson, h N. J.
Chiroe Williamn, laborer, h 421 E. 17th
Chirong Ciustav, clerk. h 102 Seventh
Chirong Gustavus J. wines, 12 Frankfort, h 300 W. 31st
Chirak Joseph, h 36 Pitt
Chisholm Antoinette L. T. wid. John, h 249 W 13th Chlsholın James W. frygds. 15 Mereer, h B'klyn Chisholm Kenneth, jewelry, 176 B'way, 1 225 Quincy, B'klyn
Chiều James H. mason, h 171 W. 49th
Chism John, waiter, h 51 Sullivan
CHISOLM ALEXANDER ROBT. pres 52 B'way, h 41 W. 33d
Chisolm Willi m E. 17 Wall, h L I.
Chitry John, boxinkr. h 2.19 Spring
Chittenden Charles, police, h 195 Madison
Chittenden Horace 11. lawyer, 11 Pine, h 25 W. 38th
Chittenden John W. diver, h 2019 Stanton
Chittenden Lucius E. lawyer, 11 l'ine, h 25 W. 34th
Chittenden Simeon B. drygda. 328 B'way, h 19 l'irirepout, 13 klyn.
Chittenden Simeon B. jr. lawyer, 145 B'way, h 212 Columbia heights, B'kyn.
Chittenden Sterne, lawyer, 117 B'way, h 13 E. : 0th
Chittenden William F. banker, 50 Exchange pl. h 96 Madison, B'klyn.
Chittenden & Fiero, lawyers, 145 B'way
Chittenden & Hubbard, lawyers, 11 l'ine Chitty 1'hilip S. lawyer. 23 Park row.
Clilvers Jane, wid. John. h 15 Little Twelfth
Chivves John, meat, 14 First, h 1:5 Forsyth
Chivvi» Ferdinand W. drygds. 763 B'way, h Mt Vernon
Chivvle George, telegraph, 195 B'way, h 211 E. Sĩth
Chivvi- Jane, wid. William, h 185 Forsyth
Chivvis William H. butcher, h 112 Delancey
Chlebowski Is dor, tailor. 435 W. 40tl
Chlebowski Samuel 1. tallor, 391 Fourth av. Chlebowsky Henry, crockery, 216 Chrystie
Chliemann Henry, variety, 270 E. 4th, h 46 Av. C Chlopkowiak Lorenz. segnrnikr. h 86 Chrystie Chlosser Jacob S. h 364 E. 50th
Chlumski Joseph, segarmkr. h 117 Ridge
Chilup Frank, machinist, h 41 Colombia Chlupha Ernest, smith, h 418 W. 40th
Chmarowsky Frederick, shoenkr. h 313 E. 25th
Chinelik Jobn, segarmkr. h 90 Cannon
Chinelik J hn. shoemkr. h 149 F. 4th Choate Llward R. clerk, h 515 Third av
Choate George C. S. physicien, 115 E. 31st Choate Joseph H. lawyer, 52 Wall, 1 50 W. 47th
Choate Joseph K. engineer, Eighth av. c W. 125th, h 202 E. 129th
Choate William G. lawyer, 49 Wall, h 108 E. 31 st Choen Moses, pedlar, h 17 Chrystie
Choles James, clerk, h 203 W. f;)th
Chomé Victor, essences h ? Prospect p1.
Chonfilder Frank, polisher, h 144 Norfolk
Chopat Caroline. wid. George, h 5/ 6 E. 17th
Chopey Julius, shoemkr. h 321 W. 25th Chorinsky Meier, tailor, 480 Hudson
Chormann Peter, baker, h 170 Suffolk
Chortz Charles, cabinetmkr. h r 371 E. Houston
Chover Charles L. mer. 71 Dey, h N. J.
CHOVEY CHARLES L. & CO. woodware, brooms,
pails, tubs, rope &c. 177 & 179 Wash'n & 71 Dey
Chovey Emma J. wid Francis. h 37 City Hall pl.
Choyke Manasseh, tailor, 215 Second Chrastil John, h 67 Av. C Chrest Henry, npholsterer, h 420 E. 15th
Chrestener Catharine, wid. Charles, bdgh. 143 Wooster
Chrinen John, h 206 E. 26th
Chris Michael. tanner, h 421 W. 52d
Chrisbaum Moritz, carpeuter, h r 434 E. 11th
Chrisde Charles. actor, h 68 E. 12th
Chrisfield John M. drugs, 52 Cedar, h 52 S. Port- land av. B'klyn
Chrisfield William, drugs, 52 Cedar, h 43 S. Port- land av. B'klyn Chrisfield William & Son, drugs, 52 Cedar Chrisfull William, seaman, h 19 Albany
BLACK, STARR & FROST,
SUCCESSORS TO BALL, BLACK & CO,
FIFTH AVENUE, Corner 28th Street.
THE CHRISTIAN UNION.
Henry Ward Beecher, Editor.
MR. BEECHER's intentions and the aim and policy of the paper have been fully set forth in the editorial columns. He said among other things : "I shall consider the CHRISTIAN UNION a parish parallel with Plymouth Church, and shall give it the same earnest zeal that I give to that; the same spirit, and the same views of Christian life and disposition." It is the only authorized medium for the publication each week of his
SERMONS IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
AUTHORIZATION.
BROOKLYN, January, 1876.
Christian Union Publishing Co.,
Gentlemen :- Mr. T. J. Ellinwood has been the reporter of my sermons for some seventeen years ; and he is the only authorized reporter of them. The sermons which you are printing, week by week, from his hand, are published by you alone, and are the only ones for which I will consent to become responsible. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The paper will continue to publish all his literary productions, including the celebrated " STAR PAPERS." Serial Stories by Rev. EDWARD EVERETT HALE, D. D. (Author of a " Man without a Country," &c.); Hon. ALBION W. TOURGEE ("Henry Churton"), Judge of the Superior Court of North Carolina (Author of " Toinette," &c.); Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE (Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," &c.)
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The paper will present as great a variety as possible, by the best contributors. The several departments embrace the Outlook, or brief comments on current events, Editorials, Stories, Poetry, Contributed Articles on various subjects, Reviews of Books, the Household, the Little Folks, the Church, and the Week, comprising the leading news, both sacred and secular, the Sunday-School, Inquiring Friends (popular questions and editorial answers), Uppermost Topics, Farm and Garden, and Financial. The regular and frequent publication of appropriate Music will be continued.
For the small sum of $3.20 per year, including the prepayment of postage at the mailing instead of the receiving office as heretofore, we shall furnish fifty-two numbers of the Christian Union, or 1218 pages, comprising not less than two thousand three hundred and eight columns of reading matter in one year, which, if issued in book form, would cost the subscriber over ten times the subscription price of the paper.
The Christian Union has a corps of the best contributors, judiciously selected froin all shades of Evangelical Christian opinion. It exhibits the fruits of careful editorial work, and was among the first to recognize that variety in a family religious newspaper is an absolute necessity.
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HORATIO C. KING, Publisher, 27 Park Place, New York.
THE CHRISTIAN UNION.
Henry Ward Beecher, Editor.
PARTIAL LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
CHARLES G. AMES.
EDWARD ABBOTT. LYMAN ABBOTT. JOHN S. C. ABBOTT. AUGUSTUS BLAUVELT. ELIHU BURRITT. LEONARD BACON. EDWARD BEECHER. CHARLES L. BRACE.
LEONARD WOOLSEY BACON. AMELIA E. BARR. THOMAS K. BEECHER. JOEL BENTON. MRS. J. G. BURNETT. HENRY A. BEERS.
ANNA C. BRACKETT. HEZEKIAH BUTTERWORTH.
MRS. M. E. BRADLEY.
MRS. L. M. B. BRANCH. MRS. F. BARROW. MYRON H. BENTON. R. R. BOWKER.
WOLCOTT CALKINS. JOHN W. CHADWICK. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE. ROSE TERRY COOKE. J. LEONARD CORNING. C. P. CRANCH. " HENRY CHURTON." MARY MAPES DODGE.
E. A. DAVIS. PROF. TIMOTHY DWIGHT (Yale). ANNIE S. DOWNS.
MARY B. DODGE.
SAMUEL W. DUFFIELD. JOHN N. DICKIE.
EDWARD EGGLESTON. PROF. GEO. P. FISHER (Yale). JAMES T. FIELDS.
EMILY FAITHFUL. PRES. CYRUS P. FOSS (Wesleyan.) EDGAR FAUCETT.
KATE FOOTE.
WM. LLOYD GARRISON. REV. W. L. GAGE.
GRACE GREENWOOD. HOWARD GLYNDON. MRS. R. S. GREENOUGH.
WASHINGTON GLADDEN. MRS. S. C. HALLOWELL. GAIL HAMILTON. "H. H." PAUL HAYNE. LUCRETIA P. HALE.
AMANDA B. HARRIS. CHARLES HALL. EDWARD EVERETT HALE. HORATIO C. KING. SARAH O. JEWETT. HORATIO KING.
AUGUSTA LARNED. MRS. H. W. BEECHER. GEORGE S. MERRIAM.
JAMES S. MORSE. KATE PUTNAM OSGOOD.
PRES. NOAH PORTER (Yale.)
MRS. L. G. RUNKLE. R. W. RAYMOND. MARTHA J. LAMB.
GEORGE MCDONALD. B. G. NORTHRUP. RACHEL POMEROY. SARAH J. PRITCHARD. ELIZ. STUART PHELPS. JAMES RICHARDSON.
MARGARET E. SANGSTER. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. JANE G. SWISSHELM.
HOMER B. SPRAGUE. ISABELLA GRANT MEREDITH. T. HARWOOD PATTISON.
CARL SPENCER. JOSEPH P. THOMPSON (Berlin.) CELIA THAXTER.
OLIVER THORNE. H. CLAY TRUMBULL. GEORGE M. TOWLE.
CHAS. DUDLEY WARNER. SOPHY WINTHROP. SARAH C. WOOLSEY.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
Editorial Comments. Centennial Notes. Serials. Poetry. Contributed Articles.
General News. Personals. Books and Authors.
The Household. Farm and Garden.
Scientific and Sanitary.
Art. Music. Financial.
Correspondence,
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