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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO:

N. B-State-roOfhs htateu Dy stedfb-pipes-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID Trains leave NewYork via Cortlandt and Desbrossesss
sas M washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
cinnat, Louisville, Indianapolis. dc Parior cars TO
o., xpes P eais a. rsga WASH
neon same Gu o Meet as By $50 o. TO- in
savannah Iynchburg Atlanta; Eew,orleans .v %S'
Indianapolis, &c. Pullman to Washington. Pull
ears 70 Ts s sa1t s ss West Richmond
Savannah, Lynch6qrE Atlanta New Orleans, &c Pitts
vile Indianapolis, &c. Pullman sleepers 70 washing
.Da OF rhlpt a Sass sy eRce Sundays
and S0 asnEa Ss at
Ask a oR ck VIA aTf
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations In New. York,
foot Of Liberty ana foot Of clarksonst town Freight
COmmencine oct q is76.-Leave NewYOrk. of Lib
$40 MAIL TRAIN for EsstCn. Belyidsre Bethlehem
Scranton esrbSn @ a. Boand Brook
ton 19 rna4spsa a. HEns 1 s, Do
si5 n-MoRSisG ExPhEss daily except sundays. for
the west at Eason for Ms@ch CHUNK Tanaqns
Toysna wkss1as scranton Danys WiansPOt &C.
Mauch Chunk, wlkesbarre scranton TsmaqIa. Mahanoy
Po, x asf iaTsbSrs e Columbia Lancaster hp"''
ASon ana Maaes chunk at Junction
Del Isk n and @s sona Hairen and Pennington
$3.50 m-EvESXG EXPRESS daily Easton. Belvidere,
Allentown Manch Chunk wilkesbarre Towanda, Reading,
Harrisburg, and the West.
1870 m.-F0r EaatOn. -. -.
Boats foot Of Clarksone. up town, at $3.50, $3.50,
90j 1905. 1875 i2;5O l5O 800, 400, 800 6;2O
1920 $40 1908. 1850 D. m. 80.
made by Clarks0nst Ferry at Jersey CltY
with allirans marked =
For local points timetable at stations.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORK LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE SEA GRIT. AND sQUAN.
Table OF Nov 10 1876 Trains leave Newly ork from
foot Of LDerty-st North River at 3d. ll45 a. m 4l5.
5l5 D.m
Stages 10 and keypOrt connect at MaaWan station
wifi ali ira
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YLVANIA RAILROAD.

DE y = Il AMI RA LROAD.
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AMI UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE. Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 m and $50
For %hamspoTi Lock Haven CORY and Ere at 24o aud
$50 connecting at Cory for Ttusve. Petroleum Cen
For Ba.more Washington, and the south, Limited
$50 a. m arrives at Washington D. M Regular $40
a. m. gao and p. m sunday. u. NJ.
4. O. g. z, $50 D. and II night Accommodation.
and4 p m. Sunday a. m. s. o. T. $780, and D. m. Emf.
For Centennial Depot al daily. Returning. leave
For Newark az G. 6:$O, I, 7lO s. ., 10 llam.jlemi l.
zi@ $40 $40 alo As, 1870 400 o S29 go $40 SEQ
&}asiSt 7aS SO 80 % Ia
$50 sO SO To- iSo m and ' L night as O sSn SS
7 go s "a 5,6 an 2
&c and night SUNDAY e Esq., S9 S no.
Woodbridge Perth Amboy and south Amboy, $50 ana
SIC 7 pew nna y night sunday 'O 'iO '20
For For K Ssl %S and ROCKY H sao an and
For princeton, sa0a: M, 1880, 2, 4l0, and p.
For For fhsSurS DY Bs9ier S 'U and an 4o H.
For Mercer and somerset Branch, II a. m. and p
Trenton Bordentown Burn gton. and Camden 1880 and
s Sor FT re- SSo 2tG 4 o. a naS aRl
For and sgga1 p M snG az
$50 p. m, and via Monmouth Junction, 4;l0 D. m -,
For HghIstown and remeerton 9 a. m via Perth Amooy'
An Trains So arrive wa From FS@ P1sbarSS $40 and 1890
s saS 5O MSnay From BS%o
$ sS and 1879 s SS @ foo
a. M 40 $50 lio BIO. 6;io 500 5SS, 1aO, $40 and
1920 p. sunday 500. e;2o' $780, s4o lOlo HOO m'
'a Tss s1a osss s2S and e Broadway AoE House
IA and M a%e Ssse
RIxxK THOMSON, General Manager
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Sales after ne Call.
THURSDAY, Nov. 16-P. NJ.

Meteorologically speaking. it might be SAID the
stock market seems to be threatened with two as
tinct cylones, which are approaching from nearly
opposite directions. The first. commencing IN the
Southwest. has swept over such properties
as the Atlantic and Pacific. Pacific Oh
Missouri, Kansas Pacific, st. LOUIS Iron Noun
tain, &C., and reached the Ohio and MIS-
sissppi The second, starting in the extreme
Northwest, already has played havoc with ST. Paul
common, and while yet coquetting with 'ne p.s,
ferred stock has just touched upon the oounusi'ss
of the Chicago aud rth-Westerns JudginS A''S
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power" and his character is illustrated by the clustering
incidents of his crowded and devoted fe In tho con-
sructoa Of the history Dr. Macduf has closely followed
the events recorded the sacred writer's but they are
clothed with new associations from the genius OF the
place." and presented with enhanced impressiveness
from their connection with scenes in which the foot
steps Peter" be followed by the modern traveller
Although drawing largely the fruits OF his personal
observation the author has made free use OF the best re-
cent authorities and incorporated much valuable matter
from the writings OF Dean Stanley, Professor Robinson
DR. Thomson Dr. Porter, Hepworth Dixon, DIR. Farrar,
and other travellers Palestine, with his own narrave
The character of the work is descriptive rather than
didactic, generally absaining from the discussion OF
cOntroverte though uterng occasional pro-
against the claims of Rome founded the supren-
xcy Of ST. Peter.
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NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH DIV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave York. foot OF Libertyst at OO t45 745 olo
Leave ciarKson-st. esa, 1885, 9O5 1880
400 G:2O D.
Leave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Third and Berkssts. at 1880 $3.50 am 49, 3;ZO o.
ESQ y.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached the 7ij and
Oils from NewYOrK 10 trains leaving Third
anil Berks-sts AT 2 aud $50 U. m.
III trans connect AZ TrsI0 Junction 70 and from Trenton
Leave Trenton for NewYOr az J45 S6, lO2O a. MI 2lO
3:45 j45, 7:20 y. IN. - . - 49,
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AMONGST MACHINES. BY the Author of " The Young
Mechanic" l2InO. pp. 3S5. q. p. Putnam's sons.
The elements of machinery, with their appll-
cation various branches of manufacture are here ex
planned popular style, with special reference to the
instruction of young readers 1t il book admirably
adapted to that purpose, and may he probably and
pleasantly consulted by elder students of mechanics as
well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov 49, 1876.
The following auction business was trans
acted at the Exchange salesroom to-day:
by Br r1,rt s s"yss with lot
Of if6ss $5sl # of University lot ITO
2lS'S'si N Bv AZ j. BceeEci & Son
tcurstoy brick houses y.h I9
by z In " GO. Cote, 9; lot Of 9Th.
Sfs SSus and M s51c
leased May l. 1854 B Al tG FOs miller '''O''
!Cry brick buildings y p S Of lins E ct ss
s sss saS ii15o Psa S Alien
BY sstT p Mey rat.. an, 10, n,
Of Eas 55thsI 2ss 4 lot 1871 o ,oo
"b b. TTiaGn; Da1ic;
95 dS feet Of hyeHas S
k ha"O'''hek BY 4. Iaie1clce Co.
lots East 76hst 525 # Of 4have. each 2'I 400
lo22 Union Trust Go 60 MN, fa,iiv
sns Sc h q hs sSs' Mot
2'A's'' f0'in sg T. H. uaicr & Son
len sl S5s s6a hSs wh
lonave ~ a5e ss q satsst 2ssrso
ot tss q 77tl 81 90 # Of iothavs 25IiO22
same buyer -'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
s2sst s. 25aene Of N.ing,onave, 4seIiooS; H.s, ooo
Le 6 r91S eS 'oi Ii % Nominal
lisths 255 Of 8dave iooiixo24 Brew % ooo
ota ast e. i II + J ta omna
lI5ds d = SSS te ~ 10 = y Tpsenkie 1900
2da c0 on cor 225Oo
S1h ahc,s; S Sg% 10 o. Maekey 49,. 10000
ethsDe 3 a. Oh oouis
Jseksonay ,e 10 " OF oeuAi'st 600
<7thst $50 Tr 81 Sdh"ve' $1,000
72d hS tc ia li5 y Tr 1900
6lsst ~ ~ y a,% UI Nominal
llthaye' cor ,s on slsts Nominal
2G an s. AZ 70 10 10000
Fordhamaye oohlZo '-in "Aiu' 1900
sSth,t T2S r. Of vtave o1hVoo :. 10000
,is sfi 10 70 n a7o # Of 5haye 5oxioii
s7 Hfessr Us We Of 6syc 76I9o Tomnson o,
s1 teu 10 fon n w. ~ ave 5OIo same 10 same 10000
othaye, - a5li II oil lIo'iS' 1'Aio'' ii"' 1850
i6 5sa S y buckley Y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
,.hmcod A. TO the GIenns Fails Insurance Co $500
Bees e. to 6 l nofTsri o'nT 24s3
csrpodn ~ and ana "ii' 10 y b 10000
mann IL ana WIS vt 20 5000
Dixon A. ana I hmsp iatS 20 ~ 10000
Geli = ,gJ BEo5Rsi %a g'ys 1927
same TO home ms Co. col anu . 10000
KempL X and wife, + Hassey, No 100 orchard ,.o
1T; year
MackSy - ana ans S Sti yS 10000
PoaGeTt r. anG Si 70 Of III; AVE 10000
same 70 same cor Ne'sy Ano 10000
stalo r. 70 ~ Bureheh $ '-u'N = VI ', 5000
az. ~, ,,' "a - Of Iexingtonave; years. 5000
same to SAINT 50 o-dS'e Vi LN-'NRns,.' No.. 5000
same g. same G3ds Of IeSinseneye YEAR, 5000
rgp l. aal ~is 70 SSa1. Af1ln' o.''' $500
Tagoer j. TO GmisIaht lnau''fiA 10000
s1nrsi " J. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17

THE TWO GREAT COMMANDMENTS. SERMONS by the
Rev. oRylLLE DEWEY l2mo. PIP. 300. James Miller.
The basis of these discOurses is profound re-
roous experience combined with transparent ntelec
tual sincerity. They not much sermons, though
SO called on the title page fervent spiritual cooques
between man and man. Abstalnny, TO a great extent
from the usual the pulpit they bear the charac
ter OF intimate personal address. They present per
peal revelation of the Utmost thoughts and feelings OF
the speaker, placing him i'll almost magnetic sympathy
with the OF his audience IL is dicut 10 resist the
ingenious of his convictions and II they DO not
always command assent, they fail to win
friendly hearing, and often thrill Of admiration DIT
Dewey does the position OF eontFoVerssst
scarcely that OF an advocate rather that OF wise ana
eloquent dsc0urser, freely desCantng on themes OF
supreme moment to the interests OF man. His method
never leads him into abstract speculatons but he pre-
fers TO deal with concrete statements His exposition OF
principles is equally free from dogmatism and fcrmay
In treating his subject makes copoUs OF the most
familiar illustrations but sacrifices the dignity or
decsrum Of public discourse. He shows no trace OF the
fppancy the audacity the desire OF Stageeect Wc
arr not uncommon with preachers who have discarded
the formulas OF their profession The most conspicuous
feature of these is their intense moral earnest
ness Everything them betrays the profound convic
tions of man addicted the most anxious thought on
the sublimest themes with whom religion is matter
not of custom OF tradition, but OF intimate personal ex
perenee and the conduct of life problem SURPRISING
in grandeur the researches OF science OF inc co"ouSos
of philosophy. Dr. Dewey plants himself on the primal
truths OF religion, without seeking to place them on
new foundation or TO introduce novelty in point OF doc
tne His originality evinced in illustration and FORM
rather than in the discussion OF intricate questions
Still he does not hesitate to grappe with the
theories Of the day, and TO confront modern skep-
tiesm on its own ground. In his eager desire
10 protect religious ideas from the invasionS
of science he manests almost youthful alertness Wig
iapce and ouickness Of perception No reader can fail
70 appreciate the freshness of thought and ceaness Of
insight with which treats the latest results OF modern
speculaon With the advances OF age. DIR. Dewey for
some time past has modestly kept himself in the back
ground bur the present volume deserves wider pub
betty and will gratefully welcomed by many Thought
fu persons who have heretofore been prohed by his III
structons, as well as charmed by his eloquence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
SHORTER ENGLISH POEMS. Edited by HENRY Nor
LKY. 8vo. pp. sos. Cassell, Peter q Galpin

SHORTER ENGLISH POEMS. Edited by HENRY NOR.
ky. 8vo. Up. sos. Cassen, Peter q Galpin
The purpose of Professor Morley ID the cOmpl-
lation of this work merely of literary nature,
but aims at lofty ethical effect by reproducing the
spirit Of the nobest English writers IN their choicest
outward forms. In the present volume which IL the
first Of Library Of English Literature" the editor mas
made collection the best poems whchare short enough
&c DC given full beginning with the Celtic and leu
tonic forefatheran passing through the days OF tran
siton in the time Of CHANGER to the age OF Eliza
beth. the Revolution Of 1858, and the modern
period represented by Tennyson. Browning, Morris,
swinburne, and other living poets. Each piece
IA ACCOMPANIED with n brief narrative showing its
literary and historical genesis, and designed to
illustrate the mind Of people who described by
Milton as not slow aud dull but OF quick ingenious.
and fiery spirit invent subtle and sinewy to
discover not beneath the reach Of any point the
highest that human capacity can soar TO-" large
part OF the volume consists Of selections which
familiar only special students OF English poetry The
notes Of editor eopous, brief in expression, al
ways germane the subject, aud often nctured with
rare quaint learning In the subsequent volumes of
the Library it is proposed 10 give selection from the
best prose writings series in prose and ilustrat
ing the religious life of England and series of plays by
the leading English dramatsts The plan of the work
excellent and with the fine literary accomplishments Of
the editor viii no doubt be carried to successful issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
Nnetion Sales of Real estate.

AT CTI0N.-BUSlNESS PROPERTY,
~ l27 RieccEer 81 fan and story building VIII De-
sold on Nov. 81 ~ ~ Ococs at The exchange
sAlostoom, by l. A. LAWRENCE g Co, Aucuonecr@ under
direction OF Sprrfuc Court ia foreclosure sale positive
For maps aud Information apply 20 TOWNsEND WANDELL
Attorney, 800 Broadway.
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gteamboais ano Railroads.

albany PEOPLES LINE.-SPLENDID
N steamboats, leave Pier Al North River foot OF Csnast
DAILY Sunday excepted at for Albany and all points
North and West. Meals on the European plan.
N. Estate rooms heated by steam.ppes
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ReaI gslaie Go GrthGnsc.

real estate Go GrthGuae.
4 HANDSOMELY furnished, wel-locatcd
~ HOTEL, In successful operation. To EXc1Enge loI
large farm. J. II lol 0lO.'' 70 ll"llt9 st
DROOKLYN NIGHTS. overlooking the River
u -Btautlfu KISf DESCE and GRolNDSi would IN
CHANGE for smaller property, city or country. huLAND
q WHITING. , Betsuiar ST
EXCUANGE.-West property and Dry
T. Goods. Mnrtgar.s wanted Rents collected; patronage
solicited. 4. II. Dix MOTIF, 4s0 Hudson ST
EXCHANGE. - An elegant and extensive
suburban HOME cost $4,000 - minutes ~ ran WIN
be exchanged land n Connecticut New DIX
or NrWJerset free and clear send ull particulars 10
WESTCHESrER NewNork T. o. Box 3,lb9.
EXCUANGE FOR FRUIT FARM-ln good
IL order two suburban l4room cottage houses 10 minutes
frun New York by trunk railroads near depots pave
gas water two foor lots 9t nearly AN acre aid
out In drive garden fruit shade vines Sci Wen
drained and healthy assessments ana sht taxes rent
for 500 a mouth value S2iOOO equity SllOoO Address
stating particulars Of property r. D. Box 49, lhzabeth n
WILL EXCHANGE a fine four-story high
w stoop HOUSE very desirable part Of the city for
INV W., BOX $685. City.
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Couutrn Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE, or TO LET.-S35O will rent
lOroom COTTAGE hot sni cold T9gT s'aIol III ,ag
old place Of ~ acres. handsome grounds plenty o iiut
hons Las bath, siabng tor six hor-ai honl
nal fcu Tco pretty corr AGES $50 rent per annum.
JAMES X. HAY, - Broadway
NEARFISHkILL, DutcheSS County-Naluabh
~ FAM 35 good house. large barn VIII d. sol
low Par remain mortgage HI LAND & NlAIlN"'
, Brekmaust
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Citn propertn 90 fet.

EULLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
HOUSE; desirable location Ged with profitable l0dgers
moderate terms In advances proprietor obliged 60 city
Address w b., Tribune Uptown Ohce l23s Broadway
rEN0 LET-Two very desirable FLOORS for
light housekeeping fully furnished private HOUSE,. 22S
West 5sth.st.
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at lis West
Elevonthst between Fifth and sxthaves. price s33
one for $50 month. JANITOR
T0 LET-TwO of the largest and most
Il elegantly finished suites In the city, in the new
apartment house. Parkave and 40thst facing the
Park.
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Sales bp Auttlon

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DY JOHN II. DRAPER ~ Co. Auctioneers.-
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RAILROAD. COMPANY win s.li 100000 ton, SCRANTON
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