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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

BIGELOw-In Brooklyn, Friday, Dec. = Martha widow
t .' end l s q he family are ived to attend the
funeral on Monday, Dec: 10 - $50 D. m i'om her La"
al ARen = c. Charles r. Baje- Of Kalamazoo, Mich.
covAs-At Now brunswick y J., Dec 6, Fannie Madeleine
Covas eldest daughter OF Samay Coyas aeei 10 years .
In,nds oI ~ "a 5aie.ir corner Mott aud Prince.
SIS, saturday afternoon Dec. = at O'Clock.
suddenly Dec 8. Francis Copeut IN the 65h
Haiiyes ana friends are respectfully invited 70 attend the
diy. he 5th INST AZ 30 o'clock D. N.
TIaii from 50ta-str ~ " at O'Clock p H.
crsuiNG-on TUESDAY, Dec. l. Fred only surviving
Oh 10 Vi Mary j. ana the late James Cushing, Jr aged II
The relatives and the family respectfully 20
West Vest. ii9st, on sunday, Oh inst, At $3.50
DAYTON-At Peekski y. y Dee o. George Dayton In his
Friends and relatives invited 70 attend the funeral from
m M withoat further notice 80 flowers ,-.,.
from Grand Central Depot -
nANyFR-As the wreck Of the United states steamer Hu'
nov. ~ 1914 Ensign Ere sIck IMAM banner o. Ala
rnterr in the Van coraudt family burial ground croton
GRAH1Ion THURSDAY Dec g. Jane Maria Graham, eldest
RELATIVES end friends resp cialy invited to attend her
funeral nom the residence Of hf sls Mo j. Gardner
rn iST a.a' at Hi "a Skill skill Z. Y
| uAYwARD-Thurslay, Dec. 6, John Hayward aged SO
Fsers services wiz hIs late residence ESQ Grand
=; family az iS Ct &c So s,ssss
l.
urpDFN-on Dec g. at his late residence, Groves, near
Wian-st East Orange, JOlam Hed1en IN IhS Y. year
OF MIS- age. - sr,,to, q, ar
funeral on SUNDAY Dec q al p no.
Intermsnt in R0sedae Cemetery, orange " j.
VIVA Al Blolndel y j., Dec G. Of Group Horny Roscoe
son Of PhnJus and sarah W Lyon aged months and
r11i services at his parents residence. Bloomfield on
Monday, Dec. 10. nc F;3O a. ni.
rr9n from Barclay or Chr!sOphersts. al $50 a. 10.
pINK,IYOn the 7th inst after lingering Illness Clara,
vile u Dr. Howard Plkney.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
ROSIA CgwCO1 y. j. o. Tuesday morning Dec I, Joseph
Of THIS city. In thu b3h year ol MS age
Relatives and Of to family ale invited % attend ITO
funeral Monday Dec. 10, et $50 NJ, from mis- ile resi-
d,uce at ClawOol 49, $500. r,..-.h
Road.
! STEELE Suddenly wednesday. Dec s. 1871 Henry
steele, jr., aged - years. l... .-....,- ...t,.
Funeral from M suisse Xpice Jersey my SI'uI"Ay '.s'
| sth inst, at II O'Clock.
THOMPSONAt POugkecpse, on "Wednesday evening DEC
| leoparl Thompson, formerly OF TINS city,.
Funeral from his late residence 4O5 SOutl amlohs' a.
| O'CLOCK saturday morning.
VALFNTTN E-On Thursday, Dee Anna widow OF the late
Iieury q Valentine, the 5jth year " her age.
Friends family invited 10 attend al fuAefa from
the Reformed church. Locust valley sunday the 9h
rains leave long Island city $780, Flabushsye at 9l0
| leave Locust valley 4:2O p m
WEYLTN-At his late residence PCmont v Y, Thurs
day Dec 1871 Edward H. Weylen IN the 5ith year VI
The remains Will be taken Orange " J., for intermsnt
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SEEKING DEATH At R0CKAW4Y.

Miss Henrietta Williams, who has been ly-
In, ner brother at No. 2JS West 1hirtyeghth-st,
disappeared on Thursday morning, AMI was not again
heard from until yesterday, when became known mat
She had attempted suicide at Rockaway Beach FOR some
,mo Miss williams ha' been subject TO MS OF III aNcloy
Tho il ia s,d lost his property in the Chicago fire.
~, f,i,v narrowly escaping with their lives Soon AFTER
this ror mother died She then went to her brother
honee where her life not altogether pelsiggt ENG
i ntrn neon heard to say that she vas ured al ne
-, 49, On she disappeared suddenly, ana was lodhl
in Boston She appeared at EocAa%ay cary yeS,tIGy
r,g Her strange appearance exciting the curiosity
~ Cn"ries NJ Barrv he watched her. and was III time ID
, br Lor, when she stroyo 10 cast her5ef mo mo
sea Miss Williams was brought Dach 10 INC cJ i"''
nrnninv by hcI brOthcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
NOT QUITE UNANIMOUS.
THE LETTER or NEw-YoRX REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
MEN 10 THE PRESIDEST-MR. BACON ONLY As
u

TIE LETTER or NEW-NOBk REPUBLICAN CONGl'ESS
MEN 70 THE PRESIDEST-MR. BACON ONLY As
SENTED N PART.
70 the Edttor Of The tribune.
SIR: VIII you allow me space in your
columns 20 make slight correction OF no special public
inheritance perbop. but stl due To the truth Of his
tony 80 far M least as 1t afT, the position OF nd
yidul In your teleaphc dispatch, o yesterday, from
ashinetou alslon il made 10 what j., characterized Is
,very important action by the Republican members Of
tho NcYorl delegation in the Housc'-such action con-
sting I'm the preparation OF paper TO be presented to
the President asking him 20 retain Mr.. Arthur. the
Collector and Mr. Cornell the Naval Officer, until their
commissions expire, and to reappont General Merritt 10
the surveyOrship"
This letter. IL is then stated, has been signed by
evcry Republican Congressman from the state with one
or two exceptions and these promise either to go to the
President or to sig the letter to-morrow Upon TINS
statement desire simply to say that such letter was
,r.outed to nc FOR my signature by member OF the
N,y,york delegaton Tor whom have 4 high personal
r,r1 and whose motives most sincerely respect aud
NAT czpresly declined TO sign it, except in regard to
c denomination Of General Merritt, and with tna re-
,ic,,op gave him my name. did not promise to go
t ti. President" nor TO sign the letter tomorrow
10 he ,xirn indicated the letter has my SANCTION Dut
mn further do propose 10 Indicate 10 Tue PRESIDENT
what may the zine OF ma SUPPOSED uit IN 'ie i'.
80 or thnt he is fully competent To Judge, as am
e sure ne will decide IL from the highest dictates OF
an euligltened sense ot public duty ana Whtl ne Dc-
evc to he his right under the Constitution ana me law
~ mo land and fail % SEQ how tlat can ne caeu III
a. t,,e sense peace aud reconciliation" which con
".,ies To A PARTY whom IL Is desired 10 nave harmon
zcl an that be demands, ANA from ne Oter SAs mum
ins hut suhmisson Very re3pggt,Iy yUo veyor
WILLIAM j. BACOS NJ g. AAlliu D''''I0' Vi ~ A'A
Dec. !, lNs1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
A n-1cY CONrNDRUM.

Hero is a conundrum for the silver grays !;
In 1875 Congress pledged the nation to redeem the
or.eu,,cks I'M coin. But in S73 IL had dcmonetlzcd
l, so mat the dollar OF 412l2 grains OF silver was no
longer lesalender and us coinage was stopped.
iJoyce fine pledge OF the Government To redeem green
100 IN SO I'm coin meant gold IL could mean nOth
t" esc and has been understood by the Woild, ana
acl,, have steadily approached the gOld standard,
nd are now worth Within less than per cent Oh tno
J dollar This s ali indisputabe fact whchth sllFeT
oiiarist. cannot get But II doubt III regard 10
~ mint he conceded. the silver men arc sun III a
omanderV For II silver ia included ~ the term com
mich the greenbacks are % be redeemed, now are we
a. arcount for the fact that geenbacks are worm lo
CIV ~ seven cents more than sIlycri Can the stream rise
Tger than its sourcef II greenDacks are fedcenabe
in silver would they be worth seven cents moro Oh inc
dollar than sllYcIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
ANEW FRENCH MINISTRY FORMING.
STERLING REPUBLICANS To BIZ RECALLED TO OFFICE
IMAGINATION STILL DIsTRUsTED

IMAGINATION STILL DISTRUSTED.
PARIS, Friday Dec. z. 1877.
President AIacMahon has finally conceded TO
NJ Dufaufe full liberty OF action in forming CABINET
The new ministry will therefore be homogeneous IN
character ana WILL it Is expected, be constituted To-
morrow. Tns arrangement sets aside President Mac
Mahons reservation that he might have the choice OF
the Ministers OF War, Marine and Foreign affairs.
1t is believed that the new Ministry will include NJ
Leon Say as Minister OF Finance; N. de Marcere as
Minister OF the Interior; NJ. Chrstophle Minister OF
Public WORKS; NJ Teisserenc de Bort Minister OF
Commerce; NJ. Waddington as Minister Of Public In
structon and NJ. Bardoux as Minister OF Justice N.
Leon Say designated the probable President OF tne
Council but otner reports state that N. Duiaure Will ac-
cept the Presidency without portfolio.
TIE SPIRIT or TIE PRESS.
Tie Dir Neuceme Secie Republican, expresses iuii
confidence in 81 Duaure and the ministers he may Sc
lect bat demands guarantees against renewal OF the
tactics Of the 10th of May. The Repubq1te Franca'se
Uepublican-Gambetts Organ also insists upon the ne
cessty Of guarantees.
Tie Republican papers generally express distrnst OF
President MacMahon, and doubts respecting the efficacy
OF the projected compromise unless said guarantees be
conceded The Constitutional CONSERVATIVE and Sole"
(OreansU rejoice that the principle of government by
majouties has trumphed
THE ORLEANISrS FIRM AND PATRIOTIC.
Paris dispatch TO Tie Times says: president Mac
Mahons submit is,on is dueto firm course Of the Or
lcans Senator'S WAC resolved not to support second
dissolution OF the Chamber OF Deputies. The Duke
d'Audfet-P President of the nate. told Pres
dent MacMah0n, on "Wednesday tlat ne Wohld hinssl
leave Presidents chair and take the tIiDune against
such I. PROPOSAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

"REPARs NEATLY EXECUTED; Farmer (at-
for anxously Inspecting strangersl What be they gen
tiemen doing maisteTi" Visitor: "kketchiDg your
house they are artists, and maybe they VIII paint IT,
Farmer (: Well, an sure they De qWte WeiG4mei IL
ants H. and whtewashing too mortal bad."-lFun.
TRUE VALoR.-COuntry Gentleman TO for
atom Fricndl III there fire. mani Don't you that
hare back there Foreigner Vat shoot 70 poor lng
down "a it retrea No, no, my good saire NMl w ho
turn abouts ana face me thenI Wil-zDg Judy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
NEW EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Consul Of the
United States, al Stockholm encoses, with his dispatch
OF the 18Th utno translation of report Of Professor
A. EOrdcusaold detailing the plan Of the exploring yOy
ages he intends to undertake next year. The object Of
the Professor expedition Is to study the geography the
photography and natural history Of tie Polar Sea be-
y0ui the mouth OF the Ncnci TO- II possible the straits
~ Beuring with view 20 demonstrate the practicable
iy OF navigation the Polar sea north OF Asia. Got
tnbus will probably be the Swedish port of departure.
tine beginning of July, ISIS. Tue expedition e at III st
follow tie west OF Norway, then passing North
Cape and the mouth Of tue White sea 10 Matochkic
sound ia NaKaya Srmi.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
aorrn tARoLINA LEGIsLATURE.

COLUMBIA, 6. c., Dee. John {. Sheppard,
Of Edgened Las elected Speaker OF the House IN
place OF wallace elected Circuit Judge resolution to
forward the investigating committees report IN refer
epce TO Senator Patterson TO washington was reieeu N
rho Senate 10 the Committee on Federal Relations a
tn instrlcting the committee 10 report back inc res
oivfion i'm five DAYS, defeated by large majority
Tine commission investigating me bonded deDt Will not
ronnrf WITHIN ton dave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
PCBLIC OPINION.

Viewed in the light of the history Of the
longer an experiment." II is sad and shame
mi reality Burlington Hawk-Eye (Rep)
One of the best results achieved by the
Presidents message IS tao forcing OF the Dcmoclauc
niOn OF auti-rcsunptOD, reputation, etc-lhInGston
Freeman tRepD
Seldom has a message been more universally
frsiIv r.coiyeJ by both pa tes than the frat annual
message OF President Hayes. The reason Is cea III Is
devoted tobu,iness and not to politics or craftsmanship
fPittsburg Telegraph Qnd9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
nI.AErFCTInN IN MEYLCO.

SAN FRAYCIsCo, Dee. IA dispatch from
Tucson, Arizona, says: General Eptaco Huerta,
Commanding General of Sonora, under Diaz, Is ordered
to Il xico and all tie Federal garrsons in Sonora are
concentrating n Gulymas, the frontier towns being left
ulugotectrd Discomfort u general m sHalo1, SONORA,
ana Lower Calf cGI, there having u.Cu rc.usOn OF
opinion in favor of Lerdo Important news l. expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec 81 q. m.-Uniil evening yes-
terday there was steady rise OF airpressure but du
ring the night decline. These variations accompanied
fair szy with occasional clouds The temperature vas
-, piforrn NOT greatly above and not ~ all below
MISUNDERSTANDING There is a small Increase OF moisture
IN the air ,,.. 81, ,,t- eool ,-e,tber NJ
For this city, continuance OF alI eoo "easnei al
H., NAV be expected to-day aud tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day;
Minister o. Bazil-IIenry ". Hiliard, Of Georgia - a.,
1,1l grtyffs-JOlu O. Smith, u ono al Montreal anu
Aifr.d T. 1 &C., OF Ohio. at Frankfort ~.
rDu0Is- linus Stah Of NcwNork AT OSAKA ana IloSa'
and r. J. Nolan, il Of Ohio at Nasal -.
S.crctary ~ Legaii1H az SpaH-Dwght 1 Reed OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE BRITISH PREMIER ABOUT TO RESlGN.
LONDON. Friday, Dec. 7, 1871
Rumors of the Earl of BeacOnselds reslgna-
ton Of the Premiership which authoratyey con-
tradicted fortnight since. again circulating The
London correspondent OF The Edinburgh Scotsman, says
at ~ confidently anticipated IN wellnformed quarters
that Earl Beaconsed will retire before Parliament as
sembles and that Lord Derby viii succeed TO the Pre-
mcIshp. and that the Marquis Of Salisbury, now secre-
tary of State Tor India viii succeed Lord Derby as secre
tary OF State for the Foreign Department. However
speculative the current may be- there IS no
doubt Of the Earl Of Economically early retIrement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
TIE RIGHT SORT OF TALK.

Let the public press raise the cry OF honest
,no,." Jai every who cares for the credit OF ms
roty and fair dealing hold up the hands Of he Presi-
dent and sustain him in his attempt TO stay reckless leg
f@tion lnou this subject Let public sentiment cnrys-
tlize so thorOughly favor OF honest money that no
1ic man VIII dare oppose it, Give Us goid dollar or
i dollar ot or or both, but give rs dollars worth
Co., dollar and all honest men without axes to grind
anon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS on THE PRESIDENCY.

ISp1ASAAoLIs, Dec. 7.-To-day's Daily hers
contains report Of an interview with Ex-Governor Hen
dricks I'm reference to that Mr. Tden took the
oath OF office last year. and would soon begin contest
for the presidency Mr.. Hendricks said o. know moth
ing whatever about the statements OF course, cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
TX DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER s. -wITH SUPPLEMENT-

know Mr. Tilden's actions what he has been doing Of
what he intends to 10. So far as am concerned. Mr
Wheeler has been sworn into the Office OF
sworn in that ended It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
A NEAT LITTLE POCKET COIN.


We do not want a Wall-st. silver dollar
coined hui peoples silver dOilar-a Mississippi Valley
6olar-a dollar with eagle on II, whose right wing
snail fan Washington City while his left waits the dust
along Inc streets OF Francisco, and his tan spreading
over UudsOns Bay while ms beak IS dredging The mud
islands from the stream between the jettes at south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
THE NlTIoYAL TRUSTS CONDITION.

REPORT or THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
The following is the report Of the Exam
iniug Committee Cf the National TrIst Company, to tn
Board oil Trustees:
ESTIMATE TO DECEMBER 81, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
NM LOGIC "a IT.

Tf0fn tn NfUuTh fHt.FIIk
The Conlllmg logic Is lneXoraDle. ne
Senator neither asks nor compels lie only wants 10
know Fby Arthur TO be removed or wherein IL IS TOT
Inc good OF the public service that Mr. ROOseVeit sno
be put in hls place As the situation now 49, " "ouu
seem that tho President ID IN corner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES Appreciate
wonderful invention FOR repairing clothing, table and
heInen and othor articles, without patching given
away with every Wilson Sowing Macmhe' sOI0 ~ 81
aud $40 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

This 4 the only known OF cancer. II re-
levcs the lancnang pains N those cles ~ once ana ~
offensive Ol0 by external Application alone IN
diseases OF the kidneys and bladder gives instantaneous re-
lief by all prominent druggist fresh supply Just
JOHN F. HENRY, CuRE,N & Coz
4. o. MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New England. the Middle States and
the Lower Lake Region, falling, followed by rising
barometer fresh to brisk sOuthcrly Winds vccrlng 10
Westerly or norhwcstcrly and warmer clear or partly
coudy weather are probable succeeded by falling TEN,
peraturc the two last districts, and wi,h occasional
NcW-Eugaud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
THE FRENCH STRUGGLE.
INNOVATION SHOWING Bad

IMAGINATION SHOWING BAD FAIIH.
SENATOR BATBIE ENDEAYORs TO FORM CABINET,
NJ. DUFAURE HAVING DECLINED.
In France the formation of Republican Ministry
has been retarded by President MacMahon, who
insisted upon retaining three Of tho pres
ent Ministers, NJ. Batbe has succeeded 81.
Dufaure in the task Of forming Cabinet. The
evil agencies at work are indicated in the letter APP
pended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
WAILACKS THEATRE.

In consequence of The preparations for the new
MAY there VIII be 10 matinee at Walack's to day.
raise Shame will be played this evening for the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
Ely. Linn county Iowa, May Z, 1871.
nR. pnrcr. nnralo. N. 81.


WILDWOOD ALTER-IlJ Jersey Clty, Dec. 1877, atths
rerirnce u tie bidc3 parents by the Rev Jamrs Melh
rector Of Tho Clurc6 N the HOW Narfys Arthur Wildwood,
IT. Of Rdgewood j. L. and Francis Augusta daughter OF
<. ". Waiter, OF jersey tity. No cards.
-MILLER-On wednesday Dec g. at tho residence
of the brides parents by the ey Geo l. TAYLOR d. ID?
stephen 81 How Nary e. only daughter of Joel H. MI
ler, esq.
An notices AZ Marriages must b. Endorsed cih faH
name and address
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[For oNer sh.p Nelcs see rhlrd Pags.l
DIR. Inderhili's
nrl..;.nnoi snring ,En,cr.

Oi and pure WINES neither drugge hqnored nor Watre
FOR sale by druggists generally and wholesale Dy III HD-
| Co., West Broadway. cor Rtade-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
An Alnine AKalanche.

In the Summer Of 1864, party OF tourist, while visiting
the Alps climbed, with dcuy, 70 ah ecNated anu
snow plateau. la order % obtain batterYW OF NisS
scenery. and contrast the beauty and rciasso Md'imes
below wiki brakntss ana strruy Of MdWltcr aound
aud above play they rolled the moist sno" no iso
ba cr0wleilt the ege OF the plateau In fatln
70 struck softer which immediately gave way am Don
an avalanche tearing down The mountain Sd buiyhZ
aud destroying everything It's course. As the anGi OF
SNOW The sable avalanche 80 The hacSng cOlg
with ca afIh n neglected. speedily develops
into that dread destroyer Consumption u the early ses
DIR sA6E's REigDY in eject clr though ~ me
blooi affected impoverished II must pc purified ana en-
rchet by DR. PIECES GOLDEN MEDICAL DIfONLHf ana no
liver and bowels kept active by IBIS Pleasant PUHGANB
PELLETS Many paired ~ hfn, and had been sYen up
10 lie by physicians aud friends ner restoration 10 ths
Ely. Linn County Iowa, May = 1871
DR. PIECE Buffalo. y. Y: IA.
iIr ST. wa. Frustrated three years since with
nlarro pueunoll which left ne with troublesome cough,
mat gradually grow until physicians gave me Up 70 ore
win sumption. tried several remedies that are aver
tsrd consumption. hut without obtaining any I OF
benefit See ng yOur GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY ANA fLtA
Asr PURGArIyE FELiErs advertised concluded 10 ny tneIn
and iolHd thcn De al Oh you claim Og them Ny iestO
ration IN, remained complete f0r tao Year, lnfOe
copy your common sense -io'iiSai Al
wiser" Ever gratefully yours $500 =, ,,.,.,,...,,,.,,
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ysra.ont In tha city By enih l
divisions 81 tns Tor ne - honfs
iusbt TIE Irregular Line rssssnis lhs oteA14oni
Of Ne mercury daing those hours
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

Steamship Cimbda lGer) Frangen, Hamburg Nov slst
and IIayre 25 with ndsc. and 100 pass W AaaAArds "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
Joseph FrnuIsish a sons,
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
lG South 3d.sr.
Patents. TRADE m-irAs. 40,
secured IN he rieod States aol ta,ssi colutieeb
ARriCR '. BKiBSEN'5 PATENT AGENCY,
25s Broadway, scg-YoyE.
. ,.t r,ger.,nenn Sc-d fuq BOX u instruction.

Post Oce Norcs. rhc toreisn mails or tae eRdlat
SATURDAY. December q, 1870 vii close at TINS Office
WEDNESDAY. 1880 y. H. Tor Europe, By steamship
etVtha. via Queenstown lAl RSDAA, at ~ w..
EUROPE steamship Wic1n1 va PYmocth ChoTb0uTg and
hamburg; eArL hDAH AZ a. ~ for Europe by steau
amin tauuic. Queenstown correspondence
anv ecotaud hOrth Of ireland be forwarded bY
tnis steamer must ba specially Addressed. Ggd
Ion Scotland Gud North OF ireland by steamship AuchOc
Neville aud Glasgow ant ~ 1850 ~. Tor Europe, ~
steamahip Hermann. via southampton AMI Bremen. Tue
steamships Seyha and britannia do not mails Den.
marx SWEDEN NORWAY. Ihe mails Tor Brazil direct win
I-avs New York December L. Tbs mails foE Nassau. " Pa
viii leave NegNork December and The mails Cor tho
West Indies Thomas direct aud Ion Porto Rico aGd
Venezuela direct will leave Newiork December :. The
mails Tor and Japan VIII leave san FRANCISCO Deem
beI Is The Australia etc. wall leave san Francisco
December 81.
New.Y0rk, Dec !. 1871 T. l. JAMES. Postmaster
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Gpstial Solltss.
Brooklyn Elite Directory.


Brooklyn Elite Directory.
just PUBLISHED.
y 600 NAMES OF HOUsEHOLDERs CLASSIFIED
DiNVALUABLE TO BUSINESS MEN IN ADDRESSING
0l a GREAT CONVENIENCE TO LADIES As A WIS.
TING GUIDE. 49, .. -. ,.......,>.. 1900
TIoNS no WEDDINGS. RECEPTIONS, &c
ROUND ~ ELEGANT STYLE PRICE -.
DELIVERED TO ANY Address.
LAIN's DIRECTORY OFFICE
2l3 MONIAGUESI, tRDOkl1S.
R,ir,. pIls-Enxlish remedy tioul qua Rhcurai.m
Ron 81 Pills Il IS by mail II. PLANTES & son, 22t VA.
llamsL. y. Y Sold by druggists
For The Uolidays-A limited quality OF choice vppn
ci.r mi up for family Five gallons gal
Box 81 Boscobel We5ichestar County. y. Y Refers by
permission. TO y. futue, Ir0uuo once
Joseph Praui1lsh A sons,
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE
&c South 3tsr
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q. 1877.
Mt JOSEPH FRANKIsH having odd al DTS Interest in
sThs Commercial ucy" Ui John McHilloD Co.
Collection Business VIII DC continued a. heretofore under
fSery description Of ga business Will prompt AZ.
an Collection matters Of the late JOHN McKILLOP &
W. % JOS. FRANRIsH & SONS
Neryous Exhaustion medical essay comprising SERIES
Of lectures delivered kalns Museum % Anatoalv New.
csputaDy how lost hc1.th Nay bc ltue Attending = clear
syuos inprdu"nts % marriage and the treatment
nervous and ply debility being te result 81 20 years
peIieuce Pdco 25 cents. Address Secretary kAiIN' )
Museum of anatomy, 0oo Ero2dnay Nt6.1or&
Patcnls, TRADE narAs. &o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
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