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New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
SAILING OF THE LAFAYETTE.
ARMS FOR FRANCE.

The steamer Lafayette Of the General Trans
atlantic Company, Capt. Rosseau sailed at yeser
day four days delay. This is the third time she
has left this port since the commencement OF the
Europe, aud she VIII be remembered as the steamer
which the German Consul attempted TO detain, on her
first voyage, for alleged breach OF the Neutrality
laws she the most valuable cargo of which
has been shipped to France by this line 1t consists Of
300 cases Of Springfield muzzleloaders, 700 OF
Remington brcechloaders, and 30 cases Of revoyers-e
total Of 900 stand OF arms besides Gang guns
In addition she took 63Go00 cartridges for Springfield
musket and 5OOOOO metallic cartridges for the Reming
ton and Sprn geld breechoaders. The whole cargo
valued ut nearly SloO0,OOl Tho cabins Of the
Lafayette neatly decorated with flowers and hand
some bouquets adorned the tables. There passen
GERS 10 the first cabin. The second cabin passengers
were Frenchmen returning IT is said TO bear
their country. Considerable excitement manifested
as the steamer swung out into the stream, and few
ladies the wharf waved farewell 70 friends board
\ salute Of 10 guns fired, aA1 the steamer then
headed for the NaIrOws
The Vile dc Paris. which had been mOored In the
since her arrival the day previous, at weighed
anchor and steamed up TO the wharf, whore she is at
present engaged in unloading her She Will sail
one week from saturday and will take large quantity
of arms now stored upon the dock. This III make the
eleventh cargo OF materials that has left port
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
Dn. LIEBER AND MR.. MUYDELLA.

DH LIEBER AND MR.. MUNDELLA.
To the EditOr Of The ribune.
SIR: Concerning Mr.. Mundella's urging OF
obligatory education wish copy froi1 my notebook
passage in one Of Dr. Liebers lectures lie reminded
Of his fundamental principle, that political society,"
government which its agent has the duty and the
responding right 10 do everything which is recognized
necessary highly desirable, and which, at the
time the individual cannot do ought not 10 do t- no
d. passed to education represented general and
sound education as absolutely necessary FOR modern
civilized state and then added that this general school
education an absolute necessity for the largest number
least able 20 provide IL for themseves-the ind-
Gent; 70 which must be added the peculiar fact
I at education differs from other commodities,
Il he might say 80, in this that the more
are deprived cf 6ny other necessary for instance OF food
OF rssnt the more we desire it, and strive to obtain It,
while the less education has the Crosser his
Ignorance s the less he desires instruction, until he
comes 20 loathe knowledge and education. Govern
eut has the duty enforce education, If 1t pro-
vdos for public schools has TO enforce vaccination
when provides for public vaccination or to drain pes
lent ponds at public expense.
have often heard Dr. Leber who himself
school Commissioner in this city say tEa the two great
evils in our public school system the absence Of
Obligatory education, however difficult II would he with
us 10 carry 1t out and the disproporton VI time and
money spent TO the comparative small amount Of nStruc
ton obtained for il. L recoect having heard him
claim On one OCCASION "WhO knows but that the time
may coIle-I wish 1t would eone-when immi-
grant will be Permitted TO enter II he cannot read write
and cipher We not want these shiploads Of g" It
ignorance" Yours, &C., AN OLD Pull.
He7r- lovE Nov. q.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
TAM,lANY IN.OIENcE.

A number of the voters Of the XVIII Dis
trict of the Eighth Ward tried TO hold meeting last
night at No. West HOustOnst, to protest against
the frauds OF the corrupt Inspectors at the late election
they having ciaauy announced 25 votes for Ledvth,
when IL is positively known tht over 100 citizens voted
the Ledwith Ticket" Tie call was signed by jos. F.
Ebbets, f. Cary, Jas Plunket {. Denton, Or. Lynch,
and Jas Little. There we're number present, including
notary take the aidayits Of those who had voted
for Mr. Ledwith; but, before any business had been
transacted, crowd u Tammauy men led by Assistant
Aderma& Isaac Robinson, entered the aud began
talking Very bosterousy and attetngt TO pick q11rcs
with those present JncF succeeded lu gaming Tile aS-
tendency, AID >eG resolution 90 their saLstac or,
which they VftpOse publishing ia the papers today a
IL was impossible 10 hold the int dcd meeting Nj.
Jhbets obtained squad 0i pol crttu % protect ih"
property in the house. and tDe inUIs we've let "a ul-
dlsturhod pOsaCssIOA.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Principals OF the Girls Departmental of Grammar schools
They also ask for propOriOnate increSse OF arrs Or
Nlce-frinc1p2ls and "expeiienced assistants Iney
hold that the instruction OF children In their early years
Ia nj least as important and exactng as OF those OF
greater age and that the work OF the Primary exbanst
just as much vital force, and should receive as hgh
remuneration as work done in the high school,
A GERMAN MOVEMENT.
public meeting called by the German
American School Association OF this city was held at
Iederkranz Hall. In East Fourth-st last evening, to
form an organization independent Of national or party
sfhlistons, 10 preserve the public schools from
oil partisan and sectarian influences, increase their
nseininess, and perfect our system OF education,
winch Ls admitted by competent teachers to be sts-
otptible OF great Improvement. 1t "a designed TO
form school organizations in the several Wards.
which shall send delegates TO central organization
speeches were made by Col. Fsrman and Maunsen b.
fed fayorng the plan OF such organization, and the
introduction Of German as regular branch OF In
struction in the public schools Addresses were also
made by the Hon. Marcus Otterburg, Dr. Hartwig
Gcrcke, and Prof Henry Ahrens committee was
appointed 10 invite James w. Gerard to give his views
on the proposed organization at future meeting and
another committee OF from zach Of the Wards repre-
seDted was instructed " invite prominent citizens OF
Their respective Wards approving the movement TO join
1t In that meeting.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Yesterday afternoon n large crowd 81 Tam
many "bosses" crowded to headquarters OF william
NJ Tweed in tie building Of tie Department or Public
Works corner OF Broadway ard ParapiaCe. tho cause
Of the assembly beiDg dat the ~.mmaly" colCls.s' on
the line of Tenthayc IN the Twelt4 Ward were 10 he
discharged. There attempt TO d gu83 tac fact
that these mou 500 IN number had been employed
especially for election prposes. Indeed, admitted
that they had done little work. ana really cf
no practical benefit tic city. Is consequence OF
their discharge, work on the projected improvement
the transfer 0f the aqucduct from Cnehundred-aLd-
thirteeuth-st. to Ninety -third-st.-ls suspended
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epctial Eciice5.


Auction sale o.
116 CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
oS FIFTiNISTHST
MADLOSAvE.
IlG4THAyE..
Aai adjoining sssse.
rHIRTYSIyE CENTRAL PARK FL0STs.
FPoyrs OF OVER 2Oo PERT
b.ng most ho,s public Institutions
PARK Redences in the y Uno-,a couposr, the .ssss
property offered IN AS-lo for auyy yeaA
Auction,
THURSDAY November H. ls7) q; y n, sths
A. H. NUtLER, p r WIEISs Co.,
sssa Lot. On se as cSnt.i P toa BY sh..
Ps1 81 S osis, e., :ts5 s..r IIS los near
snc1s 5oiS-ea.t eotar q es L., s car. Of @
esbT.-' LOt' n-sr M,Ii' 'ona's u, -,,,..,.,..,-,
siia,-l5 froni0a toe Park be.sea el4 AMI s--.la
Lot. porta-es,t &c: eSras. .sE ,giS-.; 4s,s .,:
Ensrs ront oe:seen Sta. fsng ceatra Pr.
s.:hst q Lot. near Rigtth-.,,. O., .-,o.,...
s-.S.t-a .-'I,s Lo,. osl ossr ave- ise5s rars
s,:asa1SG!,.,.s"r s c@nsi 1 ysiS st ,.sns PAD.
stb-.sr.-3 Lots south east corner Of 1gilst
siIy Of purchase remain on mog'ge shen tero
For n,ps Information apply AGctonss NJ. Pn,I,
the oaes 81 J. n PIYKSIY, = Cedars;.
University of the City of New-Nork.
THE INAUGURATION OF
REV. HOWARD CROSBY D. D.
as Chancellor Of tie Univety will place THURSDAY EVE
ING 18th November u o'clock Association Ha Toarna's,
he Tvep .hrdst
JOHN c. GREEN President of he Counel
w.R xAKrIS, SecFcilry
S"sF5;' ss!5:s Jsss'ro' oonn Arrangements
Cards 0, Admission mar be obtained Gi
RANDOLPHs Broadway, corner hin'h-'t
PUTNAMs Four,hsve Tseuty-uid 81.
FIEMIYGs Coz s1thsvei MAoFARLAND's. ss7 Broad-.ys
ASsrICEs % E.,saut FRANCIS LOUTBELS 4S N.idenl..
And Of the JAM o.. at the University.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY NOVEMBER II, 1870

York President Reid Of Genesce College Judge Bond Of
Baltimore. Prof Woodbridge Of the Theological Semi
nary of New Prof Doremus OF the College Of
New York Prof s. yGnderpOe OF the Albany Medical
College. Prof. Bull New,York University; The Hon A.
aaron i yanderpoel John Taylor johnson, WIN. Allen
Butior. the Hon. W Il. Maelay, tho Hon T.; De,ailed
soD r. G. CLARK WIN Aiknan zabI Iskio, Carpenter, and
RuIl
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
TIL STATE or TRADE.
nnMRsrIC MARKEIS

EsvOEtEAss Nov le-EloaoSupeThge - 70 Dol'e httri'
800 Gilena Sc Bnn ~ o. Ilay-Pnmr, SJd u Choice
So Pols dull g. T2l 5CG t3 B.eo-Shoulier, lhe ,ef
sde, IArI-Tisrce l7dl1c Keg dl Al E Sugar coln.
Yeos Csraei uisiltc MosSse, t7Gac. whisky 1e - S
Co9ee-Prme. III c BEcaAg gs-Sterils rs sesiMA SA
discount Gold, llll
n Euror m sas 800 oaes receipts 400 bales Md
dlnys L.id a. l5e. - ,,oo. ,.,- uvN.., ~, oon
bu Corn bash Barley 81 e0 ha,h Rye ssy bnsh snip
Corn. l6 S0 bush Osts zzVO Ous
All Bsrley ln bush Railroad shpmsnt.-NheAt 1W0 bush
Cga Fngt.Rnzageeu,s fairly nrnerous l00c TO NesIorL on
NJ rciuav an the 6gs Flour 61ner 900 0bs
CITY Ground IS Is 40 sprng q! 80 2Sa 20 hnos y,
81; Willie Wheat Ia good demand m the afternoon snd
hr sses iOO bush Chicago and $500 bush No sukes
mat u 5000 bush No. 2MJssuiee Club 81 VI 2J sho $50
bp Waite Western Com quiet and scarce No Nee n
g At sLc New Toledo al lie oats quiet and ssse ses
No sJ Rye stgiected hehd az BE Barley
r a., tr one e.r sold CSC Tck fcas-aon, here Seeds
asei Pork quiet S2i ior Heavy Mess Lard quiet AZ lc High
xine. inAetYe. roshnally a. sc ....
WusyGToS ~ c. No,. e-spid, Tapentine qaet, 81 s2 d
42I Ron dali - aO1 81 Crude TnrpeBae unchanged Tar
srIllr. a. I'll ~. Cotton quiet aUd s;cAig, Al l5!o
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

past the station at full speed and coming into collision
with the eighttran shattered several cars and nearly
demolished engine. pafsenger says the SHOCK
made him think that "a condensed earthquake han
broken from its lair" No lives were lost but NUMBER
Of persons injured.
At Hampton Junction, woman named Gray, OF drihh-
ing habits committed suicide in novel way, on satur
day She walked upon the railroad track 10 meet
coming train ard drregsrding all warning, was struck
u the engine and killed
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
r,,srrNoyIAL TO CHANCELLOR FERRIS.

rhc Graduates of the NewYork University
,..,oning preserted to Chancellor Ferris, at his resi-
dsnce nnely engrossed address expressive OF their
high appreciation of ms personal worth ana IA, success
-, 80 - - made a brief address, and the Chancellor re-
.arrd reviewing Lis connection with the Office, and
his enthusiastic regard for his successor Or
uu,ar crosby and his anticipation OF enlarged useful
ne Tor the Institution under his nhs
~ g,,dnafes whose names are appended 10 INC
ss & s r the Right Roy BIssop Coke OF western New
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IA nrined on large doubleInediu sheet making tight
pa yes OF six broad columns each IL contains all the i'm
poTtant Editorials published IN THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local interests also, Literary and
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews Of the most Interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF spondents; the latest news received ny
Teegqph from Washington and all other parts Of the
world a Summary of al important Intelligence IN thls
CITY and elsewhere; synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Con gess and state Legislature when in Session. Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF the
Farmers' Club Of the American Institute; Talks aDont
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural Inforna-
tion essential country residents veterinary Depart
Inept; Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods and General
Market Reports; making IT, both for variety and com,
uatenes altogether the most valuable interesting ana
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published In the wOiid
TIe FuI ReuOrts OF the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, IN each mum
ber are richly worth years subscription
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
POLITICAL NNTT.

At the sitting of the Board OF County Can
at Richmond, ). l., considerable excitement was
created by the action q The LoaI IN relation O. the vote
for Sheriff. Mr.. Aston, Republican, las undoubtedly
received the majority Of woes, uut there is dispute
about the returns from two districts in C1sotOn which
have gone Republican. Ii * said the or sHll rotIIns
lost and only copies from the Clerks Office fur
nished. Should the Cauvassers enforce tcr intention Of
not receiving the returns handed IN, MI Aston viii be
counted out and h1s Democratic opponent counted in
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

CE,rtssTo. Nov. LECTION opened fm que, Middhn
ls}c sales i6J bales, net receipts 2bS9 baes eIoscoAsNs
III b.ss; stock. IS 1f9 hsleA
NoHroLK Nov lGCottob steady Low Mddlngs l5c sales rs
bales eps l7i bales srPorts-eoasss go o.es stock
5.24O bses
NB.OK,l 1cotton IN good demand and price, sd
v,pee Mng ice sals 920 bses receipts 469 bales
25l bales, total S7!o bales GA; Britain oSO
bs coasts.e sS2 bsl-s, stock, l0i 8jJ tales
Sov Gotton opened tn bat estd Mddnss
100 bales net receipts, 40 bslssi eoatsse LIZ o
tol. so bses; as bairs uoct iS bales
GILvEIros, Nov l6Coton ann; Gool orn.ry, IL G1ie ''
lJf b4ei net rccep 3l3 bai hi0ek i225 bales ao,t,
WILsssros Nov l6Coton tm hdnE4 l5tci ssies h.is.
ree 1 %. he erpods-cosstsise s bs'-s soch lg.r,
eAyASsAa Nov. hCooa irregular; Cable Be~s If nj r
To vldrAs from mar.eti Mdd ngs Eic se ..isi.e SO
cspts ttsT bal exports ~ Great Brt.u, it4 baes
bsics, stoc. u "a ,,.t,r.,. ,Cl. ss.eI
Bosrss Ne, l6--Couoa dali so-linS dong hHiiD-' ''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
A Springfeld, Ill.,, dispatch of Nov.

The official from l5 counties gives LOLai fOr Con
gressman-at-LaTge, b majority % ~.
Section Of Article y. Of the Constitution requires
the retiring officers Of election seal Up ad send the
votes for Superintendent OF Public Instruction and
Treasurer 10 the Speaker " TIE House Representatives
This provision is beng NlUIlyu by lie Ictulus being
made to the Secretary u State = err C4r fom tie
State Department calling attention Co tho matter, viii
be issued to-day.
CHICAGO NOV. I6.-Faruswort1s O.ep) majority IN tlo
I'D Congress District IS I,o, and oO4os .o. IA t-o
With District, OIL.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.

Another accident On the Enc Road has been
made public notwithstanding the vigorous efforts OF the
railroad officials TO suppress news OF all suoh occur
The freiglttrain due AZ Deposit at Il o'clock
midnight had arrived Friday evening Nov H. ana
dtscharglng It's freight. when extra tram dashed
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
TIE REV. W. II. II. MURRAY CORRECTED.
q L. Ihc Ir

IilE XIV. W. H. Ii. MURAL NOisIsbNiI%b'
To the EdftOr or The Trf6nnc.
SIR: The Rev. Mr.. Murray, in the lecture
reported this mornings TRIBUNE, shows his character
c invention and accuracy in what pertains TO the Adj
rondacks in the curious derivation Of the name Eaquette
II is tho name Of the Jesuit missionary Pero Riquee,
who traycrsed these regions in the early settlement OF
Eew-YOrk State. and ascending the Eaauetie RiVer'
gave It his name. which thence passed 10 the lake.
Yours respectfully. ". j. SfILLAAS
Ploinds,d, " j, Nov. Is, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
Au Notices Of Marriages ~sst be Endorsed 0ibh fill
aame and address.
DIED.
UIED.
C.RY-a, No % seoonas wiifsn.arrs join Cary

DIED.
CARY; No % Seconds, wifs~.ss join cuy '' 'ss "a
Plner. s the above 70 OF Pi,y 2. n n. ss.H. .r
on The IN Han from pss1,y, al ana i.
friends invited to s;teni
CoREwEBIOn Monday evening Nv a. ABBY rss sitas h''
TIE rte sns ffsnd Of ,b fS % thoe ofhe .os D,aI
s,ans william II sSodtar ar Jn'es Bot are s.2s
ny Invited NJ tie funeral for ief l1ie reaesee No R'
Nrsensa-t Tburaa7 iHoinas So 20 oeloc4 The Hass
CoLE-on weiusa, morning Nov To- wle T. only Of Willis,
f, re requested TO serd bi fune'
sasdsihsS sas, f.sor we. Fore s,S.t The
WI be taken To Gfeen~uoi.
DoDG8-on TUESDAY. lsa Grace Gle,s wife o Norman
Dodge, .Sd daughter OF Rev Dr A H. 1ei Ia e "a ear ID A'
Ecs:-e. and friends are n,ies the fsers .Toe. at as ,
PGdsy lstb ia.t. a. 10 o.e'oss ~
CUcHREsrIn Brotn, nov T. is ,her l"'g 'Dd '''er- U
Tie ts ives sni irI. o. ~ ala a'r sHtiiel 70 %
Thursasy afternoon st2 O'Clock.
HILLs)Son Tusay, Nov l5 AlH. y. wife q Thomas IBi'"a
Tie rcas, .Gd f1eSi. 'pe i,ri,ed ,sess
ts iSqSfs. ] ii..a DE % Ii F y ~ A--''' D. "' 40
HESKgrH-Ath, late p es Fll.as y J. sov 10 william
HEsRY-In .hi. city, we.ne.,y nori-g soy l 20 ess
Eiauad ieny 81 sa 20. te '~1e D herJ
Y5ice Ole :" offIser5 fitGI Il IL tO-uor,ov. psie7a
rry pspes please
JgwgTT-op s ls Inst Cs,e, Esgae oC'aeOl az Caro-
His young s,ds a.! ~, ostl- anr, l.,igt .i.ih'
seoonist, THURSDAY, the l7th int. al e,c4 g. n-
LOcKwOOD-suteBly. Taesly. Esh ust G,ogs L'ehEoA
be Of his -
The funeral si place hs is rednc. lochee, West
n. FrGlv l2r is- er, t.e house a.
O'Clock Tlt CIifl teg-!0- - = oc-tt
~ C.rrsrss willie ia aallne aeo; rf'i. Of re II,
Nex-Hsyen train.
MAC PARLAs-on Tue,7 So7 IS :, Es5 T-y cirrs, L~t.
A. hscFsrln- -,
Relatives and fiens inve oseai &c ur services this
huriavl ocpr yn the residence of her trotLsr
in-law John H. Hail, 81 b.. ieuia -
AINTURNAt go Ca SATURDAY, Nov > james Bar,
ofthe late Wm. H. j NeE Z uns1IcA. y J. 3
NOsSOS-At Astoria on Tuesday IstL iHsf Mcsna Non
iny.- s.on t iurc Te'. ~
Aamss Church, Aa1oOaAy vent ylt-s. ffSaN
18Th inst. at lOi O'Clock a
sCORGE-On TUESDAY NoV. II, ater lrg'nns Illness Nlss
Seorgie. In the 53ih year Of hs
and ends of i,Iy rs uyiei 10 attend
the funeral this Chassvj afeloOn from es.rsioy
Church a5 aad seyentbsve Stio4
fJT.Ger notice.
TUyBRTDGB-u Uc, Eov &C. Nate " yOll e tsug Of John
Tunbadge, and sister Of NrA X. T. JessuT.
wEEKs-on wenesdsy Nov IS, Oy,sr Bay L t.. Ewsr ~
Weeks in The 6lst yesr IL his
Relatives Invited attend he 7crsl A. Cr Chrrs
Oer Bsy Friday Eov l3 oos p. Csrra viii be Al
Syose the arm yal OF t5 Al tan from hun.s ToaI
WEEKS-on wednesiiy tie L. o.s.r Ba.. l.. Bisast
A. Weeks, in the SSH yCsr %
Ho4cs the funeral Nal be given eicliser
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
Wind Wind Fo-cs
THE CENSUS OF PATERSON. N. J.

The census returns for the city of Paterson
and Passaic County have been filed in the County Clerks
office and made public They show total population Ia
Patterson 3s increase of rs cent IN ten years
The county has total population OF 4949 against ool3
in lsGo An increase OF 50 per cent following il the
official return for the city OF Paterson by Wards
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

s 100 bales III bales cosstsse. lo2 bales. tos
22I5 bales: stock 600 hals
MOBILE GCoOr dnD; Mdiiags, lsic sales 10 BARS Ns
resP. o2ss bales EIpo-Coas~ise - bale stock ham,
%
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

The Committee state that they have made no provision
for the erection Of buildings purchase OF sites IN
fbe above estimate Ia order 10 meet the increasing
wants of the city the demand imposed upon the
Drpartment they require the following buildings to DC
crerted nj the anne cd probable cost:
, ~ Primary with add 900
ns nIa-ioa'-e l25OOO
ia Maio.vIsS a ae oD' 7oeO
Ne Grammar School tnew u5Oy0
purchase of and erection OF huldnss
giAos o. P''D' $500
, IraInH n school F tBes s) uSOO
2z6 w.t. Sea a. lot eo
$3.50
Tho Committee suggest that this matter Of new build
inc h fI for presentation 10 the Legislature, at the
Inc tjue feeling deeply that the accommodations sug
gested are urgently required
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

DR.. sage's Cstrrrh Rcnedyssoo ressd for an nearso
ease Mold oy Druggists By mail, 20 cents pampAs free
tre~ r. v PIERCE, M D.. IJ3 Senecast. Bus.o n Y
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Pinnisfa, ArnfcmN.

ll6 East Tse1iJ- -.eoolc-st.
For Pano Ogau Harmony Reang C.ss~ Occe k51s<
Ia ByESAEDU, B0XgxLzAS, Dir.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service UNITED States Army, Division of Tee-
grams and Reports for tho Benefit Of Commerce. dated
Nov II. 1870. I9:3O a. IN:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
The Dry Goods Trade.
Grain, Provision, and
other Markets.
y. Y. Wholesale Prices
of Country Produce.
Albany Lumber Market.
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
SIXTH PAGE.
The Cows are Coming.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
A Pattern Farm In Con-
ncctiCut.
Cultiyating Salmon.
Union Colony.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
SEVENTH PAGE.
The Unluoky Lovers.
Agricultural:
What | Know Of Farm
ing.
Rotation a Law in Ag-
riculture.
Advertisements.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
A Hope.
Home Interests.
New York Cattle Market.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Receipts and Expendi-
tures Of the Government
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Albany Live Stock Market
Misce lianeOus Advertise
ments.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Turkish Baths, 6l LeIngosass Ladies rA.to D. Gen
uemen, constantly day and night C. ANGEL. NJ D.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

The Gnnnace Umbrellas pecuiarities are, Blssasce
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
sun Flower Cream and GlyceriDe.

TINS REMEDY which Ia. been fully ei and proved for tie sa
tn-. year being for the 6r.' eas the Puhhs
, and By s success curing Chapped and Ls sa Rbean
Itch and all rougeHed and exooad urce has sleadY
created extensive and permanent sale ms PECULIAR ACTION
pererag anil soenIng tie skin aud rendering white .ad e
.iApis Il o every hdy's
If Is THE ONLY ARTICLE THAT pere, Lsrae-. aat u Az
certainly accomplish ALL tie results claimed orit
Principal Depo Nsw-Yok. wM. GILES, s fh ave- eornes
Thretntht JYo. HENRY College plaet id for sale o -
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party In the Dstrio, invtsd TO a,s5a tIIor pr-pt
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Tcatb As.cwbI, District Inon Republican Assocm-
tionA reyaa meeting 81 Ps ", yRSSG Nov r. s Puc.aL
qnaren J1 Bovery. Thl hs-"i sTFPHES H. KNAPP PrnsL
attendance relu-siet ~ orsi
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Assoei'ly1: s: snd sd THIS tThurs EVENING at eesi
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iho DARBY viii parer The frepertoa of Ahes-
az Substances" sr wseh pes isresSss AZ s,,s'ea si .
trs,srieL seatsfue. D. iiLLMAA' OhAr3.A-
n wvR secry',ry
n.i..,sguoi spr.na water-Th gA'eI TSese iS AZ ds
.s afes iiaBes scroSa cAaesD and all Impurities OF the
e'o1' a irs'' 'DP'F ~" J8HS HRSsr. corssep!aes
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Il wil clos. Once II ard a. hs si.neG, oo.<
Wa - r. H. JONES Pcsussser.
DIamoads. Fine Cold Watches.
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
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