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New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COr-Er-PARr I.

Home Life Insurance Go. agt. II. i. FreHch.--
Tic plaintiff sued S49C A. the amount 0f two
NOTES made 10y the defendant in 1869. and never PAID Tue
dt tfeudaut alleged that in Dccembcr 1861 he agreed WIN
G. Iusk an agent Of the plantin, 20 take, ana dld
take 1--WE policies Of life insurance, one for 5000 for me-
aud one for $1,000. endowment policy He paid the
lrtuiur fOr the first year. When the second payment
became due he not able % pay the premium, and IN
tended % let the policies expire, but finally agreed WIN
months for the premium, and when his notes became
due u should pay them then ms policies should con
tiuue IN tEe year; ne did not pay them then
the policies should x.re. verdict for tie defendant
was given.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
P4SSENG ERS ARRITED.

FROM LIvERP0OJ-In steamship Minnesos Oct I'M And
Forbes tcl RofkSe H. Pickup s. Watson 4 Watson
T. Setrwck T. IT, Miss Sedgsck G. d. Baker T. Dee
Iarnet G. s. Bios Miss L. Estes g. F. Harrison NJ aod Nm J.
Atkinson children and Hnns King Nj and Nm b. Cnppt
Crpps Hodge Cropper Child Mr Dr. Julian and
cIEren n G. Here Miss T. r. Taylor Mss
: A. MADDOX hs krotafi Henry Brnt Capt
Rchars r. Hswty Ms. T. Lane G. : Marshall W. L. Roberts
Sister l. Fox Sister Alpiouse, Rev. l. Pernhe
FROM HAVANA In steamship Columbia Oct Z-Ssmue InitA
Maria DurauI A Boyng 6. Butter aud vie j. A. Vega
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SUPERIOR COURT-sFECIAL TFRM.

D6cSiOHS.-By Judge Jones. - Nelson agt.
sro.-Motion 10 vacate-Attaclment denied with $40
costs. Jacob Hester aCt = Adder.-MOtiOn for Judg-
mcnt granted. with SO costs stay OF five days Grove
act CT0We.-MOtiOn denied, with $40 costs Rose agt
hCse.-.udgueut granted Cook agt. Starkweathef,Jr-
James NJ. Jones appointed Commissioner Corlela
Bayer ag George GOOd-MOtOn denied, with >lO Costs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Oct. n, 1910.

NEwYoRK. Thursday. Oct. T, 1870
Notwithstanding the threatening wea'her'
there was fair attendance the Exchange today wheh
business was commenced, at II o'clock -Four anoton-
eers stands were occupied and each seller seemed 10
dispose OF all the property he had TO oner ,u,or,
Messrs. Dingee, Kefchum Il ca. Will nold
sale OF $50 rstclass villa sites az e the Nav
friday at o'clock Special trains Will Iea'e .ae
Haven depot at s:45 and l:SO a. m lhIs Pi1ttn.y, ttn,
very desirable being situated one honr iro. y ny.
seventh-st In addition 10 the otS w bo higbest
small houses Will DC Oncicu anu nVi" W 49,
bidder, without reserve. -. -, poopsl,n
Mr. Frost has bought house and lot az iesnsh'''
Westehesttr County OF Mira T. = hlhuo' bod ~, the
"Old Brewery" property IN 1arry town' anu o""'
the erection of % building 100 feet long ,,, ., . eno
TIE Butler property in Tarrytown, consisting m y, ras,
dwelling and four acres Oi laId, has "coh '''" w
dent Of New-YUrk for $4,000
AUCTION SALES OF NEwYORK KEAL ESihiE
lss ., !thsse 2srssIi sieoc
HY r. II. LUDLOW a 90.
BICsdxay lot Z2IsI9o hc,sni'e -
BY A. ,. BLEEcKER, sOf co =,
s,,or, hnes bouse and lot I3a ljibst q" Of H ave o
-''' BY MULLER, WILKINS co.
,cr, brel hou.e and lot Grand st $40 Of Rhsef o m
oy, ,c, Soo' and 10, adjoining No ETb 1910
3siory 10, adjoining No 'a same e poP o,
". .si J lt Is Of sd each acIico Jno K.I 500
AUCTION SALES OF FLAATBUsH' FLA L. L. hEAL 10
A. J. BLEEcSER, son CO. ~
os Linden boulevard and losss, Hdg'wood'Ve co., qo
.ssn 1 h 2 ls,ii; Dructr $50
os Of Nosnf.ave between Rdgevood ave and Lnnen am
Boulevard each 2Ill7t Robert Denl'''''' '''''''''''' "
AUCTION SALE OF BAY RIDGE, L. l., hkAL E7ih'E'
BY A. J. BI.EECKER, son co 80
to 6have between t'th and tth'''' eaen on $40
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sIrPREME COURT-CnAMnrRs.

DecisiOns-By Judge CaTdOzO.-MilleT .agt.
Halsoy.- OIdey granted. Mckinley agt simTson-order
granted. Henry BaTowcif aet. Mary A. Barrow
awarded 10 plaintiff HalsldC agt. Mcrritt-Monon for
substitution VIII he granted on payment Of the amount
reported by the referee O bc due, ana tie costs o the
reference.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28

vessels arriving ts requested !'
rArkses addressed the Eesork Accad Pres only to
peoa exhibiting ae written authority Of w Smonton General
Journal OF Tnes TRIBUNE
I0r.t Esros EuesHg Post, cOnnfrd AaTtttr Staas
Zog Iokra should alro he dehver,e Only &c
III, ,ssIust terS-utS
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY, 0cT. 20.
Nc steamship Mails

SATURDAY. oCT. 20
Malls m Europe Queenstown Liverpool steamship CITY of
Brussels from Pier - n K. the tOhoe st 1sl
Supplementary Mai for paid letter. only made Al Per 80
" l. and closes 9:20 steam sails 10 All letter.
ote Surp,emenrY Ma prepaid with double posge
hHl- for France Bres' per steamship Perire sails from
Pier No 50 y. t. the Po,tOEoe at No sEppe
usl ltaryM
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Hew-Jfrsep Rsal estate for Sale.

4 DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
n o. the and T. Co fPhisdslpbia .Al nskss Of
,hOos' lo..sn, within y .. of N. oy hall Lss 20 ,, $50
lad IN monpy nsnDsns d sl0 Pan psruealan viii eehsts
properly he bad d The e@es s ts hkrLD fAkk LAND
COnPAkY Ne l35 end ISL BIesava,. ROsn Ne To-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART I.

Before Judge Van Brunt.-EQutty Causes
Tie Iurt YESTERDAY set the cause of Miles ODOnnel 8gt
James G. Powers down for trial Oh the 2d of next month
and the causes Of Peter Fitzpatrick agt. Felix B0ylah
and Batlgae Administrator, agt Haskln et al lOF the
:,i and then adjourned until the I'd Of November.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD

l.
osSsEe,se svNNEE kERhSGEskSrc i,lSR " SIc
Passenger Station in Sss iOt corner Of T..n and
FOURTH TRAINS rs ssiissi IESvI e sswicsk s'''
He Ss- H.,.S and BridssP9r tErh h;" n H' 'hrh
Po sisssi s.o ParStd Southport and w.spor, n:'o
foI sor..li l. CE1 noO a:i' Er)'CEr) 40
fo D.S.H, = i:s. N 5:e .:,O .ads:@rm
' fs tss Gss.a.sA s. i nd s,.tai.. s .;os.
SUNDAY MAI fr.in ..s., s-rOi .7p fr
Boston " both SprHttss ttsssfcrsd he. N SefE. TsAss 1ss
ror Boston y. Springfield ,,.,g : n > 'ISsP@
FOr Hsrfo and spriags.h ials $50 L. H'r'tOrt
FoI newport L. las tEI) connecting With steamer aso~
FOR coss.eieG, River s.lro.d m nIsp N. Montreal
fsi ssi % ss Ta. 81 rAs Rasss
for se.HaSss Scr,h,upOu R.lro.d ga N. 800 ="
HSy.A,9p.o. and S,...s SIla.,NsIsa ,.s,,u
S.ss.ss ~ s1S: % a. =. '4 8 rs Pa g
&; % s::c.s:.s c E.iiis.i M. 80 ..is. ...
.g s Ta ss:RH: ss ilI: LS.
NEW.JERsEY RAILR0ADm,FR0.M F00I l 81 81
, 100 'is, e., kaITS5sx n ssss rt sa
SOUTH AND soSTHwtsT $50. M sI s,ss
~. AZ; .s. to As s NJ Di run ssy. r
.ss .,a..ss :ss:. : s ;s9 cfs s. :1Ss, :ps a
| PIfIINANS PALACE DRAWfNGho s'a
ON In n train 70 Pittsburgh Chicago CoIanoT e. ,,.,s ~.
toais,l Louis without eens c.,. thash .,Soa,
Pullman Splendid p.sS S.e,r. sSpsnst.osssI
change 70 Chicago W.
June s lSG :, = mn m IT po.n-
NTFWARK AND NEW-YORk RAlLROAD.-
N nspor IN SEw YORK foot of Leert1,a, sefn ,I n'.h
"a I ss ssfsEEsd fssEEsdssl1K w 's And
Lave kkw.Ii1D ID ses s'y see sss ililoa IL l;o.
s1 an r 400 t.n s:e, $50 ei'o, oiS 7'0l 'i~' s"
30 ies mi% IoSx poR WEST BERGkS-As 500 so 7:l.
LhA,b SI S.o 5;S. $40 L:to sfH, iotS 4 J. m
u" sslD9is s,ifsn sIs1ii..aa Ers f.:,ss,r As..
I-rW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
.nx Nay ~ 1870 tve krprrs Trans sil leave
~ w a. rv,u, rih and Fourth eve, % tolo-s;
ssp"" '' io. no a Rstlasd kIprso
s:e d A. Aop,rssl REprss =. ~
c-sSss 81 pirht b~ween Nsv fort sri ~ Ahana
s~p~ LC. BUCkROUr se9enn,esssst
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND.
EALI, AND WINTER ARRANGENIENT.
Ce..sscius MONDAY oess H. s7o iroa Roosevelt ami Gss
s.s n Mol fef pssehegse
10 n Aeeasansdstson fof Bshylon
SO n Erprsss Ps,esoSas vie ssage Bslepor s~ rs
ana LIp Accom- ncdatos Saturdays throeGt Psehesss
SD Babyes Accom- pedanea
SDn n nsrrck Accommodates
n tD ~ and 30 and s:p trains connect a Nalsy
strsan for Rsekava,
fns aud 10 and 9p and <p n traans connect a Ss'sy
C. W DOUGLAS. sspsris,ssssst
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SIM ris,s e Sun .... sos Moon sets..... 038
| HlaH
Sandy Eook s. Cows Island. Il ~ Hell Gate l5l
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28

COURI OF COMMON FLhAo-SFKCIAL ILI'H'
DeciSiOn-By Judge Van Brunt, Jr.-Laws
agt. KnoX.-OIUeI sett.ed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
fflarbIe ano Slate Mantfls.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

LBANY and TROY EVENING LINE
I 4 g Sc % s l s a.. isdss e. 1s.o an Sss
f G & %s e M rs S s
P1ss, b. S 4, OF Ess nd a.; sS.n S.s s. s m
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH.The
n Returning Stamford At and Greep.ieh At 1;to
NEW HAVEN STEAMERS for HARTFORD,
t,.,sie spiiS Ti:a sssa. ~ New
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
a4p n, from Pier n. n. r. foo, q kosiS.cs't
S:ss S:sn G :' tt 70 BosTos sSSTSs = TO rsovIDfScE
.ns fTs r.: :'s % u important Eng
long ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL wIETER RAnGkhENT. An
$40 :. a. s:.ssss :ss., q. I'D s.. ~. H.'Sor
R'ehe.d kIpres runs through 70 Greenpor' on ssur
Al 1.a sr.n H.np.. suna., train. for Re.,
Gss.: GsS S:If Font as.s S BAsToS s.p
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAlLRoAD-Tr.ns leave ThreAa - bTess:
ts: .}':: S::.s ens, ..: e, e: s.s e.. e: ca
'ss is p;si. ': az.
sS p:ss EsS .a ss ss.s.
town ByfAcnss md CaAasaaigua tDaly) -, a. c~,
o. Second Paxhe EIpsss With Sleeping stashse ss M
esge l. Railrosd Lsuvk Va -.
days) r. - t.t '-
II p ., Mghi Erprss Sleeping ssssAsd m
3p y, Hsdsoa
IL n and p n, PeeShAsspse srsisa
e:Sa u, AIS And Sis p -, Pestshl vssA
$40 ss1 n, hag Sing trsiss - . . .. an an ssS -
D n, foshsss sans
=. Sunday train 70, rIssils;YIDt;I ials;YIDIcK s..l rss'~ Ages.
Hss Ysa, sssa 10. un
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Urean 6ieamtrs.

ANCHOR LINE1sTEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL and k0ND0SDBRki' '
t'9T Pc ,SG S %rRE1&t NSIia EysT WEDNESDAY
IOWA, "WEDNESDAY, NoysmGer 2 -, s,......
iFst CABIN passae SO 6 .aS. and 20 70: a 9ena 80 S'se
s1S S'''''s' "''''' ''O" HENDERSON BRoTnEes Agnt.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ, NEW
III YORK and MExICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE sailing every
Tff CITY dt,i Gf fE TEk6A Ri N SD
CITY OF MEXICO, Zimmerman TUESDAY, Nov. 49, 3pm
'V' "'s"' VI '4 F. ALEXANDER 4 SONS 80 Broadv.,.
II s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
L, ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY {" O'Clock H. precisely from
'' CoiT%Bl& Capt E Van See (via Nassau). November
MSS0UE S1It tdsaTls d.: SoynsI SSyms ~
For iegh Or gssst sppy to S G. wHEELER j. President
Nos BovinsgIeen.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ..
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular MAJ Steamers sailing the 29d Of eyey month
S6RTh SGHH 1sfEA AaRRcA f t 1R.R.T65e sesRR
MERRIMACE. Capt wier January A ,.o. M.
Pam P.bsmuec B and Rio Dc JsGsro rs and reaInn For
''''"s9s Ts sfl SsRsscS s, .E Bo-. x.,Hs
DOR LIVERPOOL,
CvIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE L. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of their fea,, fD iron 'is'msp'
FROM PIER no. 4G n. h, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
!. follows:
MINNESOTA Capt T. W. FREKxAN. November 2 n,:3o
IDAHO, Capt wHNERAH...... November D. "a;"p H.
NEVADA, Capt November H. At u N
COLORADO Capt November 70, al $500 p m
WISCONSIN, Capt WmLIAxs..... November 30 at l7'" n
MANHATTAN, Capt December T. 81 ~.
Cabin passage $50 gold
st.er.ge pasae. (ones No 20 Broadway $50
WILLIAMS GUIoS No. 60 w.n-,,
TOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
m 5n15 Gp Linz q ES m sgG1sS oo 70 rs a 'sSs
az q xHsHIsGToS s4TTS54y Sc,sSs.! ss!H
SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAY from Per
RATES or PASSAGE
FIRST 1sHs caRIs ~ GOLD lsaf' " eon..'e' go
To To i.a. h.na.p' 20 To iaHI Il S.. !:
Tete be bought here moderate rates by persons wishing to
JOHN 6. DALE Agent No IS BroAd-,y NJ.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
BRksEs. ssn
TIE % 81 aa & Bremen P loot T % Hobits
ssnSS HAssA S, Sg4Fs 5E sE.ss ssssasr SATURDAY Oct "
payable in gold, or t' equivalent n eunerey .s
second cabin
f"' hHsh' or p'"'e'' 'p' o. Brosdst
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
GHF B~Es nsD
AZ BREsT AND SOUTHAMPTON -,
aa n l ;ss1 sa s';'s s Ri ii :'i '': '' n
rEktkE .He1rf p'Ife Feo,,o sArSRDAi November IT,
VILE DE PARIS, ssrDsnt. SATURDAY, Sovs@bsra
AIRS oE EAIxEIs cop a:s .ssss ~ %a;
1' steamers DO q GEO ss's zsicEfszS sf 1sss B,sa.
SPECIAL XOTICR-Hsresher < steamer Of n hss sn osen
soGth.Ipoa England, 10 land ss.sesesn and spee@
NATIONAL LINE.
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0iip Real Qsiaif for Bale.

lid nRul lpL OQlk.
LNOR SALE-An elegant four-stOry stone front
HOUSE Z2r7o d, furnished th. complete
Forty-seeondst o Apply
QB5) HOMER MORGAN, Pine
EOR SALE-4-story, high-stoOp, brown-stone
In enc given MAY J. lS A. c. LOOMS
L Co., ], ,25i Broadway.
EOR SALE-HandsOme fOur-story high -stOOp,
4 SON, 2os Esst Twenty sevenha
EOR SALE-l00x100 ON the n. f. Corner of
n,-eghihs and BIrvenhsve Tern, very easy Apply
JOHN s. DfCkRKsOS Co. Corner Chn and Fulton sta
EOR SALE CHEAP-Two LOTS on 57th-st.,
Il between sth aud 6bsves LOOMS Co., 12si Broadway
ITO Manufacturers, Publishers, and others
Por SALE within minue wst Of City Hall Ohoe ke
PLOT Of G IND 10 00 deep Roe
Prsntfos quantity Of baing material, prsns only
lower ards Of City Of
5story building n yande~st~rs Of
above. For msps ko, sppb TO VIM CALENDER, ~ Pine-S
TTNO CAPITALISTS.-A valuable PROPERTY
on Eighth Pourtb-s.e FOR SALE hsrgsn;
front Eshb- and % ss front leosn.cng With sbo,el
Foarbsye., together or separately
O. LOCK-, fn Eshih-.t opposite Clinton Hall
CHARLES MACRAE, Broker in Real Estate,
- will REMOVE his Once about the Let Of November to
No 20 CBDARsT.. BsseBelt.
DEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
j. T.. WILLIAMS 4 son,
ws Thirty feurthst Of hs Bshtb sdjossg tss
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK
SALES AND EXCHANGES INFECTED
COLLECTIONS hADB AND MONEY LOANED
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERS RAILROAD

MORRIS AND EssEX DIVISION
pepoi, in Barclay and foot Of Canophtf'
SIMMER = ,T%nsSss T.BSI y o Booo 3
ton Branch -itb Chester Branch waterloo With su' x
Newton. Warrington viii The D. l. .nd W x
1.e O~eso the LaeiA"snn, and bloomsbury
''f isa m IEaIGn VALLEY EXPRESS or, sev,rl Morn.
DG,sI H,ctstt:tcEn M"sG1 PhPg, ana .1S cot Il
Es.toa With B.lhtm Alsnto"r n'aeh chun' '"a
SCRANTON ESPREss eSs2s: BSs,I .;s sG p c 1t a.. q
for w,t .R f5SST .Ds oSsee. Nth Bouop ..
For aoRRIsTows at Il2O I:.O H. 2s, $40 40 $40
For SUMMIT and intermediate go I'D and lolo'
F. For Or ORANGE ana SOUTH ORANGE so 1 SIC lo:lo ard
n20 l:lo 2p 34o +;ZO, 49, ai'o e'" %" ' an" i''"
For NEWARK. at go 7:oo 500 $40 $40 .ioo 1870 lSo
.sS 80 s9f so $50 595 sSS .Ss 80 400 800 ii:s
Leave New YorI sof BIooMFIELD MoSTCLAIR $50 and
lIoo m, and 400, $50 $40 s:.o and 800 p N
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINSL Leave Depot
Il foot Of Ch,mbers-., and foot Of 2d st. /" follow.
Ta:SsA EIP III, T,Hi ,:. s.' & s9.nss + % 10 :s
daily New and improves Dr,"ns Room cG'sss,
vie ~Gtb msssrui sssns running through c,,s,od
Gallon srs oo:es, will ,c.S@sy @ n % aS s%' ."
de N train from to Rochse Buffalo and cueuD.d
For Port w,y 'll:9o aad $50 d't 'lli'
For Mddet0~n w.y $50 Cao,t BIS M and, Sun
DAY, E.1 Gsy y.Js5Sr Ss .1d M @.y a s ~ s .ssml
For Ne.burgh and Way asa $3.50 and t9 IN 'ZS't 7S
Fol "a wy s3d: '''' and ''''r NJ The
sterT Tram I'll 80 IN. tZdst. 'll;A9 p. NJ -
For Paterson from 2st Depot 6+5 ol3 and -
-l:s5 3:+5, 5l3 and ot3 PROM Chimben' Depoh "
1. IS lO:l5 a. M IL N: las, SIS. and 6S -
For Rat.nsaek Hlsdsle from 75d Depot sts& snd q
m Ills and s45 m. From Chambers sl De
bot 600 A N IL m. t2:l5, $50 :l5 600 and l6SP
For Psrnon aud Way from f3 St Depot ,ts3
m ~ IS 1915 Ans aud 1918 and Ssiurisony ~ II 9
p. Chambers 81 Depot At sna m tlW NV fi' ""
/. 90 and t6 30 D. m; Saturdays only, III 90 mt. -
Passage and for Apartments Drawing Room sna
orders for the checking and transfer " b.
gag. n the Companys offers a 5 and & boad.g s
Greenwich St cor l23th St and Ihfla. hssn
3 Fuop BROOKLYN Of Chsmberss snd foot OF ls
New Yori No Exchange and Long DOCK Depot Jersey CITY al
Of the Agents at the principal hotels r., =, mann
l. d. kUCKER, Jal,9 " N; ~ nhnn
Genl SupL lSh ueu a. a"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
Sales bp 1utiion
prinirn9.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.---
w LIrHOGRAPHIC, sTEAM JOB IhSTLhs All LABEL
hAEUFkCTuKRRA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
NATIONAL LINE.

sTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Psr Eo. North River
ITALY a,.,. .-....... Att RDAy October 7s isa -
rsCitSn W.bst~Y SATURDAY fosemhsr ;. at IL N
THE QUERN Thomson SATURDAY November ~ al h
Passage " Liverpool or Qseensovn csbh And esa ,ss
sA Prsps ssnsv from Liverpool Qssensosn boho"'
derry Glssgos, en- currency. ..o~
PFNNsYIvAEIA Tbomtson. b. SATURDAY, November -.
Cabin pssssFs eGs and t75i steersss en- a'.bn oany
hooked FOR further pAruoun
'''" ~ u HURsT hsnAseL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28

AUCTION SALE OF BAY RIDGE, l.. L. REAL EoIAlE
by A. j. BIEECKER son 4 90.
Ilo,, on OF 6thave between 18th and 6tbs each I'i"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28
AUCTION SALES OF FLATBUsH, l.. l., REAL Es
TATE.

o;s ns, Linden Booleyari sps e,' si ~
hosirann-a'e .aen ~ ........ st
Iots Of HostrlndAvt between HdgevoodA'e ana ' Al,
Bouesn s.th 2sIlI7t Robert Dent..... ''.'''''' 'f'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-28

1 NCHOR LINE-STEAM TO GLASGOW
~ LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 2u North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
IOWA WEDNESDAY, November 3
fYrsi Cabin passage S65 S75 intermediate 43J Steetg
s28 Sietragt ucitts from above ports 80! -
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-04-01
Drool Russian Proverbs.

T he Scotch and the Spaniards
have hitherto divided the credit of
possessing the largest store of pro-
verbal wisdom but were the liter
ature Of Russia more widely known
she might prove formidable rival
either to land of oatmeal or to that
Of oranges. We give few speci-
mems, which, on account of their
rointed terseness, their quaint, home
ly vigor, and dry. Sancho Panza sa-
tire, scarcely need the aid of rhyme
to recommend them. They are, in
deed, more fully than words can ex-
press, the faithful mirror of the
shrewd, simple, dogged. humorous
Russian mind, ever vailing its natu-
raj keenness under mask of habit
ual and impenetrable stolidi.y:
Every fox praises his own tall
Go after two wolves and you will
not even catch one
"A good beginning is half the
work
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-04-01
a $4,000 Ball ol;et.

Our lady raiders will of course be
interested in disciption of the finest
ball costume ever seen in this coun-
try The description is taken from
the Home Journals account of the
ball given by the Cercle Francais
der Harm onae:
One of the finest toilets was worn
by one of the most fascinating
blonde figures that have appea red
in the ballroom this winter, and
cost three thousand eight hundred
dollars. There is scal celay suffic ent
descriptive quality in any pen to de-
scribe such an ell aborate attire yet
averyfair idea of it may b. understood
from the follwing: 1t was made of
thirty eight of salmon -colored satin,
which cost $12 so per yard, or total
of $475.
This satin comp rised the under
dress and train, which was immence,
finished in scallops finger and q
half in debth, each bond with the
same material. We begin at the
end of the train and decribe upward
to the waist, Black thread lace-a
piece eight yards long and thirty :
three inches undiscovered with tie
wide founce. From the top of thi
most gorgeous finale, the elaborate
work of the modesto began. This
piece of lace is one of the finest in
the country, having been imported at
a cost Of three hundred doll ars
a yard, or total of two thousan d
four hundred dollers. From just
above this lace the tunic of the dress
made a most magnificent display Of
beautiful blendings of rich fabrics,
colors and designs. The body of
the tunic is of white satin, of which
material fifteen yard were used.
1t was made in quadruple folds
and plaitings, and each of these sub
divided into lappels Of white satin,
with reliefs of salmons- colored sa-
tin. Between each division was a
pyramidal panel of white illusion
fonnced over salmon colored satin.
Hooks along the edges of the par
titioned tunic held magnificent gold
cord, and from this point were pen
dant tasele of massive work in gold
thread and cord The corsage was
made ofywhite satin. po inted low in
front and behind. It was filed with
delicate Medici frills of fine futed
lace, or pelisses, and fell very low
off the shoulders. While an ordinary
train measures fifty four inches, this
one measured eighty four.
Its owner made the circuit of the
grand floor but once, and then so
much admired was this truly mag
nificent robe, that it was given wide
space. Twelve hundred yards OF
delicate white illusion, forty yards
Of salmon colored satin, fifteen yards
of white satin, and eight yards OF
thread lace, were used in making
this beautiful pattern dress 1t was
made by the American modiste, after
designs by the wearer, and is a tri.
]umpth over all imported costumes
If we add to the dress wealth o.
dark brown hair, decorated with
an Elizatbehan plume side feather
|agleite, with butterfly of diamonds
and gold, made in Paris at gratt
cost full parurc Of rich flowers O.
garlands: bretclles and begonias
with diamond earrings necklace
and finger-rings, our lovely blonde
carried $4,000 in her promenade
aroud the floor, yet scarcely knew
the weight she boreor the sensation
she created.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-04-01
Trust in God, but do not stumble

Trust in God, but do not stumble
YOURSELF
with God even across the sea
without Him. mot even to the thresh-
hold
Without cheating, no trading
Money is no God, but it shows
great mercy
The deeper you hide anything
the sooner you find it,
If God don't forsake us, the pigs
will not take u.s.
"A debt is adorned by payment
'Roguery is the last of trades
Never take crooked path when
you can see straight one'
Fear not the threats of the great,
but rather the tears Of the poor
ASK pig to dinner, and he will
put his feet on the table,
Disease comes in by hundred
weights and goes out by ounces
Every little frog is great in his
own bog
'An old friend is worth two new
ones
BE praised not for your ancestors,
but for your virtues
when fish are rare, even a crab
is fish,
"A fathers blessing cannot be
drowned in water, nor con sumed in
fire.
"A mothers prayer will draw up
from the depths Of the sea-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-04-01
The Pope and the Fenians.

In the lest Irish Republic a cloud
CALI is made upon Irishmen to
withdraw from the Roman Catholic
Church. The article says a crisis
has been forced upon the Irishmen
by the excommunication of Fenians
from the Church, by Bishop Dug
gan of Chicago, which work has
been followed up by the Pope him
self; that Irishmen cannot honor
ably play the hypocrite teighine
submission to the Pope's decree
and help the Fenian movement on
the sly that the Catholic world is
about equally divided respecting
the Pope's infallibility; and that
when the spiritual doctors disagree
the folio wers are at liberty to take
their own choice. All which leads
to the conclusion that now is the
time for Roman Catholic Irishmen
to strike for their liberties. The
article says:
What, then, is our duty at this
present time? 1t IS to quietly sotth-
draw from the Church until the
Pope ecaUs this last Bull of eccom-
naunication against as. This will
open the eyes of Rome, and this is
the only honorable course now left
FOR us to pursue. This united ac
ton on the part Of the Irishmen of
America will go far towards show
ing the world~tha we, as a people,
have attained our majority at last,
and that we are no longer the igno-
|. ant, slavish peasants that we nsed
to be. Let an Irish convention be
held in Chicago at an early day,
and in this convention let us give
the Pope to understand that in po-
litical matters we owe him no obe-
dience. Let us remind him that far
more than one half OF nearly two
thirds of the Irish and the America
and their children are lost to the
Church forever, and that his last
Bull is highly calculated to add at
least five hundred thousand more
able bodied men to the number.