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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
SENTENCE OF THOMAS JACKSON - GEORGE
FRANCIS TRAIN FINED

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
the Grand Jury called sworn and then discharged
until Thursday morning, when Judge Bedford will de
liver his charge In calling the names Of the Petit Jury
about Dozen not answering their names. were fined
500 each Among those fined George Francis Train,
the announcement OF whose caused some little
amusement in Court.
Thomas Jackson lately fonnd guilty of manslaughier
in the third degree for killing Archibald Douglass at
Brannigan's saloon Of Washingtonst. and Bat
tery-pace. about year ago, was brought up FOR sen
tence Recorder Hackett said he saw nothing III the
circumstances OF the aray TO justify him IN extending
any mercy 10 the prisoner He therefore sentenced HIM
TO the highest term attached to the crmenanely four
wears in the stale Prison at hard labor
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A SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

In the Supreme Court, Circuit, Part l., yes
terday suit brought by Ida Cohn iagainst Jacob sao-
mon for damages assault committed by him,
was tried before Judge Van Brnt sitting in the Supreme
Court this month The complaint IN the case alleges
that the assault made on sept D. 1867, Wheh miss
(ohn was living at III West Nneteenthst, and the
testimony showed that hearing cry OF murder in the
lower hall although sick down stairs ana found
The defendant gagged in beating her siserinlaw She
went to her assistance when Solomon assaulted ana IN
iured her so badly that she had fits for several months
The defense was general denial; but as the complaint
was fully proved Judge Van Bunt charged the jury tat
IL was only question of how much the damages should
be- which aft er deberation they fixed al 81, For the
plaintiff Anthem d Leeds; for the defendant, H. D.
I'm. III
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Bowling committed John Mara, for having
stabbed Bernard Mclaughlin OF No II MulbeTy-st
At the Jefferson Market Police COurt}yester-
day Thomas vetgen and Charles Durham were com
mted accused Of assaulDg and rObDingiMichael Elem
ing OF HE pOcketbO0k containing 500.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Charlotte Rosentha Of No. oil Dvisionst. complained
that as she was standing al the door Of her sun
day afternoon Joseph NJ Nolan fired pistol at her, but
missed his aim. The prisoner asserted his innocence or
intent 10 do harm and committed for examination.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
.Rs, =.
PORT OF NEWBORN. ......

TUhI VI NbW-1Uhhs.
sbo.e T,cpes on',So TG sr.ss f Ss:s'
BALTIMORE Beverly Brewer Phaaha Isaac B.M Bg s Sp''
as ar1,,s;. ss. Victoria wooSa
Golden state Dri,no shanghai
Bns-AS.t.insr EaesscS Gibraltar for Orders spess,
ncPsn' hsn: Issa eS s.sa. Sbsen, Leland E
be,hpor u..,.n ..c,v,n, Rid,e.cei, Derrelson
et"rseors c NJ nssu. Watt ch,soni Lag ycs..
Munoy BALTIMORE Ame, Aggna Mott S.r.s Para MsM
f Ssss s. sns,i T.;.sa.. hf NO.
Brown ss. s s So, Bs%Srt Emily
=, Pan. mrsseu. Liverpool Oct a. Vi, Qas.n'
s,sanhp lafayette ROu''e'u Harre Oct ~ via Dre '''' "'
Steamship psa.o D.yn;s os Z. md %a and p! pa. pas.
s. .h Ken rs cSspn naval
s:s ks..1 Es,' a:.' ssei;::
ship slh andrew; Csa' I JSlg As s.hss h n. ''"
Ban Ban h 5 P Boom cs. r'f fo1; f ri Ss'
Bnr reiro, Lic.ts 50 d.y. shn.,o.S S,,
81, Sas. MsissS, JOIN; ME-, = l 'snssI
scHooNxRs-RIvEK AND coAsrvisn
NAT MINI r. rI TI.Yn Kate c.h.n S,.ondOn
Io' SSS,,a si"S Estue.e 1$ds sSp.oS PASSPORT
r sn nm ~, BslSil Mar Matt Nes London.
John Me,dAm Kennebee @ Tnes s., S s'1s,
kHiTe i PA R ae''O The K.. c..
s Mo1igT M. f BsSfSS Bios
pa..t. po-,ard ~ Geo washington Rookspd.
HAy Brewer Rociland J. ingrAhAHi f"''Ah''N"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy ARRIVED steamships BLACKSTONE ana YIN aS
renee from Baltimore; Roman Philadelphia Gueas from NsH
York schr Alert from Turks Island - =. 81. q.
FoerHRss MONROE -Arved bg Cecilia IRON Carin 'o
orders
Newlork
FOREIGN PORTS.
orrEsyTowS Nov The steamship Aeppo hors.na RON view
Yors for Liverpool aIn7e" II w. landed mails And 'H
proosoded
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship Junata Pit into Norfolk Sunday s of COAL al"
passed Monday m inng for Nes-lok
The scb Trypheps Garner SeSlorh Tor Antigua PM nt
Bermuda distress having erpeneLce succession Of hea
gAles, causing her leak badly.
Nov 7Ct Lewis has arrived from tbt vreet Of steam
steamship The machinery viii b sken out ara tn vre
rped 4 running nsgng And sold on the beach
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Nov.

TUESDAY. Nov. g.
Ind Fast Indies Cna aad Japan Mails are .erou, nssrrnea
Austria s Mail sent by The North German Union
10 Brush East Indies except Ceyon at the following rates.
Letter., Eng and D bali by Direct Mall y cenN
OPTIONAL registered letters cents per hall
and be pad stAmpa letter. by this
must he marked, Wis Brintisin -
WEDNESDAY. Nov. O.
Nail. Tor Rurop~ Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Iiho from Pier No r. eos at The Psst0moe a. "
only made Pier No 40 ~ r.
and closes Au eters deposited ID Supplementary MAILS
mnd he prepaid with double postage =.
Mails ior Havana Msrico ss and vera Cruz steamship
Ct of endt Ma u h. h eose at the Pon O1e O'clock
D. m Steamship sails AZ 8 p m.
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DECISIONS.

Supreme Court Chambers BY Judge Cardozo, :,
Trnc Feds-Order settled Kneeand sgt herrt-Oder settled
the application o. Lous Bales for AVe to s-Ofd
granted
Common Pba-Seoal Tcrr-By Judge Rob nTerhure sg
TeureMouOn for leave to SUPPLEMENT- am weT gnie Oh pay
$40 81 notion Neville asst The hnohor Lt ms 20
granted without ether party heWhnney AFT hcWL
ue-Ropo Of Referee confirmed judgment OF divorce granted
Superior COH-Speai TeTT-By Judge Jonescouriney AFT
PuH must submit his proposed snnes on or before Nov ~
1870 Robinson agt koJnsonsane De
DolaI aga SeaBerSsme Geeison a. above
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=, .,. ... ,o,chnr nj this port revival In In pro-
Sress in hs Bethel Church ON the North River aud on
snnday evening hundreds were unable 70 obtain en-
,rancc IN the church The Rev. MT Dunn Of Elizabeth
J.. reported a revival In his church also The meet
ing adopted ~ topic Tor future discussion what
~ yhris ~
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THE BISHOP DIVORCE.

This case came up in the Superior Court, at
Special Term yesterday two cross motons-one Tor
STAY of proceedings until aimOny paid and the other
Tn set inside or correct the answer On account Of the
absence necessary papers the case was adjourned 10
Saturday.
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Goparinersbip Notirss.
Corporation Notifies.

Cir YoRK DnrAHrrHsr F1sAscr - rHs)
RxcxvER TAIrs, Corkr-IiousI, PARE }
u CHIsBsRsSr. Nov. ], 1879.
THO TAX-PAYERS.-Notice il hereby given
cent vii BE- added al uHpsd the LIST Of
additional De mber Is all
paid Jsnas interest The
per .nnu calculated from the dsg th. boois
TsIes the ds Of vi. be- sdi-i viii
received after O'clock oaes hour, from
BERNARD shIIH. Receive.
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auetion Sales Of Real Estate.
o. n. PirHsos. Aseiioness.

n MELLICK, jr., e. BRO, Aucti0neers
A. .~ D.len S.-Jssey Real Estate No Finest, n L.
Al. GILL q, Aseoa sse Exchange sssom III srosd'sy T..
.,uus . .l. Dc, Of xe's.ssr 1870 aA' CONTINENTAL
uorr Al Lag Br.aA j. .,a ell ~ fsrnssrs End sa~possa
On ,,,..,.,, 4, sas- Il Assassssw 10 9 P'ssa.hT
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Giin Real estate for Sale.

Giip fseal estate for Sale.
ST-CLASS, beautiful brown-stonc
N HOUSE sioop elegant order between 9Th and 9th
ayes on l-For SALE Low with without furniture
W. p. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
FOR SALE. VACANT LOTS
large plot fronting the Ground Boulevard and River Side Park
TWO FRONTS OF FIFTHAvE.,
Fronting Central Park.
d Also.
s.y.r.l other valuable PLOTS adjacent Central Park
ALSO, POR SALE.
on BGHIHAyB.
Two eniir, Fronts Eighth ave, fronting Central Park
An Entire Fourth and Madison-sves
Also,
An Bloch Eighth and NInth-sves
Also,
Font on Thirdave n, ,,ono.v
uy8l., Apply TO HOMER MohGAh ErnesI
E'OR SALE-Four-stO brOwn-stOne front
HOUSE Fast Tbry-ninthst, between Madison ami PAfEaes
Addr p o. Box SAB or to WISANs& Co., 81 Cedarst
II OTIS on 5th-ave. below S0th-st.-A choice
IL (wouh diyie) Por SALE cheap terms
Plots aud ge Lots below AMI fronting the park and on adj
W P. SEYMOUR III Broadway.
STH-AVE., near 4Gth-st.-An elegant brown
- HOUSE. for SALE low price with or without new
furniture; others 9Th $4,000 10 +2Ol 0oo - - -
W. p. SEYMOUR III BroadSsT
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Srws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

s,.n sd pursers o. port raes,cs ia
er addressed the Aexiork Assst~d Pres sn 'e
ons exhibiting the written authority q W snonsoa general
mt News the Journal OF Corse TINES Tubusk
ori1 EJpress Evening Post ConmsrcI hdoes,r Saas
,s9 Ste York Demekrai should sbo S delivered eAg 70
LII
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Bodro AND Rooms.

A r 81 Lexington -ave-New Rooms, newly fur
IN nhrd wsn lighted and veil yeaisr4 Tat --en .b shuud
Term rssonsbs 0ymhAssn IurtiA and older 5sh,
estsblshme9t
BOARD WANTRD-In good location; a
- wants btfi ses Tea .se soei RSon ernlf.
sssd prer you'd be paid Adires j.. Boz n Tribsns O4s
DOARD-Elegaptly and freshly furnished
ID ROOMS ~ Sea Fhssnh 81, Rod,nis Piee. for gentle
meas family resrsnos r,tn aud r-quret -
DOOMS ELEGANTLY FURNISHED to LET,
III board 10 s bssse, No 81 EAa
st., just vest Of Dr.dvsy R,i,rssees ., masl
WANTED-B0ARD In small family, in
w pleasant lvesl0s ihr vssiy Of s. ls for iHvaA ls
Wis. sLe wos recrive kin esos ssi cassfs 81 tLrssu
koae Addrrss Bar 7,Jif. N.s fsrl Psa-Oms.
vVANTED-A Furnished ROOM, with or
xikos HearI Caba II BIe.fvn, Adfess AN
LEW Y. G. A.. rs Heds6s-A
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRH, Monday. Nov. 7, 1870
But little business was done to-day in real
estate and lcss in all probability win be done tomorrow
ELECTION day)
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corrpT cAl.YypARs-THi, nay

COURT -
SupEEioH CorRr-TRA TEKs-PAKT lAdourned 70 THURSDAY
HAdjourB,d "Wednesday. GESKKAL TEKh to
Monday
C0ssoy PGF.-rEr. TERxs-Acurnei 70 WEDNESDAY GKSgRiI
TgKs-Adournel q third Monday Of November.
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Brooklrn Real estate for Sale.

NEW 3-STORY, HIGH-STOOP, BROWN
~ STONE HOUSR-SiIhst 2OI+orl0O for SALE low App! 70
= JAMES A VAN BRUNr,
as seventh-st, Brooklyn, or Is South St. NeN-forE
VVANTED-TO HIRE, with immediate pos
session HOUSE With modern int royemebts whn ~
Minutes. Yah Of CITY Hall from 900 to $1,000 Address
C. P. G.. Boz H. Tribune Office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
San n.~. sra sup s, $50 hoes nses 500
TINS Dan
s,ns, Hs.l 7. 4, Gsy Ispl -. s;07 Hell Gate 80
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RUTHERFURD PARK

has NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DoUBLE-rRACk RAILROADS
TO NEW YORK and . 100 INHABITANTS
II THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 900 POPULATION AMI THREE
,sDpPpSpRST DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTES to NETWORK Goa
...,y With SIX FERRIES with 100 TRAINS DAY. To psriss
THAT WILL BUILD WILL uSDERsELL, on long" er'ia ay
Suburban Property squ, merits within ten miles Of Ss"Yort sup
nor BUILDING sITRS and HOUSES for sALEor to LET
GEO. +. WOODWARD,
I9I BROADWAY, EEw.roRK.
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Ocean Steamers.

| Ocean 5itamers.
NCHOR LE.E-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
! "A LIVE DOL and LONDONDERRY,
EVERY s.rrRP '3 f as6 iS SfI slf WEDNESDAY
a a'' s s.%a ' alt. from ,sss
BO-Rnr green.
VN0 LIVERPOOL DIRECT.-The Anchor Line
IshALIA SATURDAY. Nov, At noon from Per ~
N0''' '-'' HENDERSON BRorHERs Agents BO.Hnssrten
II $. MAIL TO HAVANA ,v.u,, 20
S S.. r's; Ss EVER EVER THURSDAY 'e" !" from
MISSOURI Capt B. Edwards November 10
MORO CASTLE get X S Sy.@s. j;
ror Ss ss p. s:s :pp G. waEEIE
| LOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
| i UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohPASI
R.sS,T Nal sesPs Hs OF The I'd e ss SSS
S sSi AakRcl c.pi G b soes q
Thee .Rd .t.n.r 81, n on schedule TIM. and cal, at
Par. P.,mDpo B.h, and Rio Dc Jan going and returning For
Ss s.RRiscs 1 sss1 Be,srsrs. S.-Ie
FOR LIVERPOOL,
CIA QUEENSTOWN,
| CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
! THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CoMPASr
will dispatch Hrs~ u power iron Hsanships
IRON PIER NO 40 n r., EVERY wEDSEsDAf
., follows;
IDAHO Capt November at 800
NEVADA Capt November is, sthn
COLORADO, Capt PRxKsAs. November 70, At j." p n
WISCONSIN, Capt wIILnHs...... November 30 At l2:Nm
MANHATTAN Capt PoR,rrH December T. q 3p
MINNESOTA Capt T. W PKEErAs. December H. at 1880
| CABIN pssage, $50, gold.
stcersss passage tohce No 70 Brosdwsy) ESQ currency
| PoI fire. ght cabin pssssge, apply to
WILLIAMS GuIoS No. w.n-,t
nor LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Of Royal Mail Steamer APPOINTED to SAL . follows
CITY or PARs... ''sAIlRDAl ho'tnptf ~
CITY or boS60Y sATTEBaY S SSyeT ~ m
And each .uee.dng sATURDAY TUESDAY from Pier
~" RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRST r1 cIsIs GOLD SIS srEERaGR
| To London ........ 10 To London -
To fsIisi xs..;.;.;. % To aait.I $ So -. Is
| And Denmark. al Tetucel rates .,..
bought here at mOs. r,'es BY wishing to
| send foT their friends
JOHN g. DALE, Agent No. is BrO,d-,ySY
! HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ, NEW
YORK MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ, sailing from
Pier No. II, Essi River, at p M r,,.,,s,.v -
CLEOPATRA for freight only AIukDhi Hor 49,
CITY OF MEXICO Inmeruan. TULsDAf' Nov ~
For hesA' or passage 'pey r,,ynpR soSs 2, R,oa,,,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
| ~ COMPANY
BRHsES
RIIES Capt j. G hayer, viii "a, on SATURDAY,
November from Bremen Pier loot TAint Hoboten 10 be
steamship DEUTSCHLAND. Capt H. p S.yB.ber SATURDAY,
| November ~.
| RATES OF PASSAGE,
| payable in gold OF iti equyasSt N eurIeEeJ -
First cabin
Second cabin.
For freight or passage. sPpyD pELhCHs &COi AEenn
| 81 BrO,dst
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA aud WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.
Lh-' No ~ -.
2RLS AND ESSEX DIVISION


Depot, New York foot Of Barclay and foot % Ch'top,r
SUMNER ARRANGEMESls eg1neheng TT EspAi JOY 70 so
ton Branch Al Dover With Chester Bnch
H assT' Ca. 1Rd s ss' ic1 & B,a
aud osseo and all points the L,iav.nni aud Bloomsbury
'n isc. mr. IsfiG Wiley EXPRESS stop. y;rrl Morn.
'h Del. Del R. for B, s.s,s On .S,. ed -. :.
IieD M SCRANTON EMPRESS connects
R. Z, waterloo with Washington with D. l., and
for W,, .P T5SS9G as WITH Boou.ou Chester
~ For aoRRiSTowY .. Ii;sc I;4O H. ao, $40 $40 s:H
For SUMMIT and intermediate $50 1870, and loio'
1 For or ORANGE nj sorrn ORANGE $50 $40 Ioc and
Ia 1910 2Jo, $40, 4!o 49,, $50 CO.. $50 s' and 1859
Fr NEWARK $50 30 800 500 $40 'lc:lo 1870 y o.
40 $40 $50 So 600 .6o go 800 900 asd i.Sp
i.,s YORK or BLOOMFIELD and MoNTCLR
hoo a. NJ. AID 200, $50 ':lo e2o aud 800 ? m -
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot
II foot Of chsmber.-,, and foo, Of 22i sIo.'
Tsro"gS ESprr', Tni i lave , ss,Hs ' Is ~
d. New and iEpToIs .1'sns, n.
vile with magnificent s-png GSaess unn1s through to Ss,s sd
s1s 'es' m @ rom ss.ic Busso .nd
tie p m train Ne..Yo Rochester Buffalo and 0neinbsn
For Port ys'.sad way sllS. n cop Cads. 'n:is
FOR Sdasieva w,y ,2sop% 9d't ':l'p u) and, sun
For Gr,yeourt and wsy 123dst. f8:l5 a. M
For S,.bGrgh and WAY as. 800 and ;9oP H. t2t' q"
I;.: . K .s g = H. as M The
For Paterson and Depot e: oi3 s1i -.
m 5:l5, snd t:43 From Cnsmhevs Depo' 1"
lO:5 n sl;45 = a:l3 and t.t' a.
Tor Hckenek Hisae from 1ct Depot sioif ahh ~ -
M f?5 3l5 IS rs and .3:i3 From Crsmheust ID.
Dot eco NJ u rs, 4:3O. is, SEQ Asi h;@ No.
For snmon Nvsck Monpy sad WAY from 2is Deroi ~ sJ
n IS 1915 44 aud ie;l5 and saiurd sosY ~ ~
D. H. Prom Chsmbersst Depot 81 s.0s m fV l5S f' ~
800 and IL 30 D. m. SATURDAYS oplv. fl;OO mt IA
% P....sS AID ,S S d.T. @ he es S @ I
rage ma be otee, 2 5s snd So boads 29
tbsmbe,st % Gseuw l13b ST. and 1hrlaVe laden
3Ss Fau Brooklyn; Depos loot o Chsnbesi AM foot Of AH'
SyYos No Exchange ard Ltng Doc Depot Jersey Cay isi
% the agents at the prime pal hotels mn u p.pp
l. D. RCCKER, JAY D. wv - BARE
Geul NapL FHL VI j ~ - n"
'psly .t~ h''isLs-'A o"''
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THREE "REPEATERsr ARRESTED.

George W. johnson. coOied, charged with false regis
trition in the 18th DistrG Of the Fourteenth Ward
Alfred Connors, charged with false registration in the
eta District Of the Twelfth Ward and Patrick Griffin
charged with false registration in the 18th District OF the
MI Ward. brought beOre Commissioner shields
Nr.tcrday, held examination at noon tomorrow ana
committed Ludlow-st Jail IA the meantime IN default
each of 500 bail
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Gouses an0 1arms Uanieo.
XVANTED-A MANUFACTURING PROP
w ER1Y with waterposer; Hutson River preierre Address
W. sCHERAERII0RS Co.. school Furntafe hanaiActuSS ~
Bondst, n. Y
XVANTED-IOWA LANDS, in exchange for
w good STOCKS and CASH. TOWNSEND BROS. ia South
Third St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Situations Uanteo--ftmales


A NEW-ENGLAND YOUNG LADY desires
N occupation invalid eh lady OF enid
sewing IL desrei, best city references Address ADNBh
TIsER, RAILWAY n j.
A LADY desires the position of SECRETARY
"a n school or sme la &c establ nenI Address
TEACHER Box % Rondout y. Y.
A LADY is DESTROYS of forming enPape-
N msnt rs GOvHRSESs f,m or two chidreu refer
ence. -rclangeL Aires TEACHER Boz 81 Rondoat n 4
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, a good LAUN
N DRESS fsmys washing good reference gen
I6J West Thirty tn ri-st, hrst floor.
XVANTED-A SITUATION as GONERNESS
In private family Edinburgh scotland frstcss
references. Address " ~ shngtOnst, Hoboken NesJersey
EIRST- CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
BIZ PIERCE Bowlnggreen. Greenhorns aud other seec
tons from Americans English Scotch, Germans sSeies IRISH
GERMAN SERVANTS for all POSITIONS :;
" also eIperieneed monthly sICKNURSES ETC., constantly nd
:, 1cS Eowerrv Mrs. LOWE
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6ales bp Aueilon

6aIfs bp Antilon
Gso A. LE.viTT AuetoDeer. -.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Astor-place and Bgbths. LEANITT sIBbBbGh
SOLICITED LIBRRIE CArALoGrED Asp SOLD
A. Arcsoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods furpia te
TUESDAY Nov. and follow g days at 3ocock, p m,
AMERICAN BOOKS select
ing STANDARD and Miscellaneous Publication illustrated oTSs Ac
tive Popular Photograph Albums In lots to suit pur
newa ndf fresh stock
DUY FRANK LESLIE's ILLUSTRATED
ID YRwsPAPBR-No 100 ready It contains the latest and
reliable illustrating the OF The FRANZ
LESLIEs oldest and able illustrated published
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Gountrp propsrip 10 Get.
ORANGE, n. ITO LET-FuTnished
" DWELLING 10 rooms in complete order modern improve
men dasteI Psrkse 10 minutes from depot high
Winter cheap. Will exchange
$780, A. d. MRLLICK. IT. BRO, & Finest, n Y
DOSELLE. n. ITO LET, a two-story
IL French roof JUsE station will be e, much bO" 7An
A. D. MELLICK, IT,, BRO,
Pne-st
rNO LET, for SALE, or in EACHANGE Tor
Ctr Fondhsn Iii hts minutes from depot and
from Civ little COTTAGE containing rooms kitchen cellar
g,risu Dr. Possession immediately Splendid location Apply !"
kOPPEL ii Aln-st
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Ciip 11roperip 10 Get.

20 BEEKMAN-ST.-T LET-The STORE
. and BASEMENT; bow Inquire up stairs, FORD
sUPPERS. 7s9 Broadway corner Tenth-st
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Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

CpIFNDID FARM near Schenectady; best in
~ ~. count, good buildings denrshei hhe views
..,rYs pAy tcs Broadway FITCH. sebesectadT.
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PRESERVING TIE COLOR OF DRKssRss-The
SIIofs OF merinos, mousseline-de-laines girr1
nans, cnintzes, printed lawns, ETC., NAV he
preserved IN cleansing by using water that Ia
only milk warm; making q lather with hard
soap' before you put in the dress, Instead OF
.utbing II on the material. and stirring into the
nrst Tub OF water three cents worth of sugar Of
lead this will set all delicate coIors. and sSopid
Always be kept in the house. 1t is a poison. and
should be 50 labeled. No colored clothes sbould
De allowed 10 soak in the water hut must he
washed RAPIDLY, rinsed through two cold waters.
ana SUR INTO each a tablespoonful of vine gar
which Will brighten reds and green's After
IinSlng, hang them out Immediately. When
ironing dry, COR still a little damp, J bring them
mem IN, ana IRON at once, "a il Injuries the
co-ors TO allow them to remain damp too long.
or TO sprinkle, and roll them up in a covering
Tor ironing next day. If they cannot be con-
veniently lToned directly, let them hang till they
are quite dry, and quarter of an hour before
ironing, dampen and fold them.
The best way is not TO wash colored dresses of
delicate colors on the days of the general
wash, but give them a morning by themselves,
when the weather is bright and clear. If
injured. No colored articles should ever he
boiled or scalded; this applies particularly 10
colored bordered napkins and towels.
II you get a sample to test the durability of Its
cOlOrs, give il a fair trial by washing it as
above; Afterwards pin 1t to the edge Of a towel
and hang it to dry.
Some colors, particularly light greens and
rinks, though they may stand perfectly well in
washing, will change when a warm iron is APP
piled, turning the green blush, and the pink
purplish. No colored article should be smooth
ed with q hot iron-select one on a moderate
warmth, and press on the wrong side OF the
material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-03
10y GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. S19, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO. 49, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED
f rTE0FrEr5 On THE SOUTH SIDE OF L
SHEETS. Elm MIN AMI TENTH
- Under and by virtue of certain deeds of trust
Ed from VIM. u. X. Willis and wife to us bearing
AAdate and recorded among the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, follows On the 10Th ay Of
September, lS67, recorded in Liber f. No D.,
corded in liber Il K, No II, foiios No. Tg, Ne on
rue i3h cay Oh January, ISIS recorded in Liber U
=, n u, ioiios AZ? &c and on the 10th day of May
direction of the Treasurer of the Providen Building
Association Of said District shall expose TO pub
ON THURSDAY, the 18th day Of August. igso' at s
o'clock in the afternoon, all that piece and parcel of
land, situated and Jing in the city of Washington
square No three hundred and seve, ~, DO bssn IA
ming for the at the northeast corner of
said Lot Nothree Jon steeet orth and running
feet four ard fourth "a inches to the gable or
joining OF the frame house thence south and at right
sngie with said street, one hundred and f,een( ll5
(l9) feet ten and oneh half (l9 inches thence due
north and at right angle with street, and on the
east line Of said Lot hundred and twenty (i2Oj
more or less together with the i'm proyements there,
on consisting Of three story Frame Dwelling CON
garnet; Potomac water in the ard, Kitchen and
second and third floors Of the house. Beverage Gas
Terms OF .ale: Onefft cash; the residue in eoual
payments, IN Elk twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months, with interest, secured by the purchasers
notes and deed Of trust the premises One hun.
dred dollars cash will be required Or the fall of the
hammer. Stamps and copveyancing to be at the ex.
pens of the purchaser IL the terms of sale are not
right TO resell three days public notice. AT the
cost and risk Of the defspitjrg garshaser.
w F BEESSTMPR'{ Trustees.
~ % I'd GREEN x WILLIAMS, Aucts