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MNTI9 THY.
DRH. CANINE & WHITLOCK.
Dentists,

Having entered Into Q c0.psltnershlp. for the
purpose Of prscticins dentistry, In all It's
brushes, would respectfully inform those need
ing the services Of, dental operator, that they
respect.
The hlltng Of teeth done In the most satisiac-
sory manner. Inserting artificial dentures, al
waye with view Of restoring, as far "a prac.
ucs6es the Lost contour aui natural expression
Teeth e1trsctet absolutely without pain by
aslng nitrous OXIDE gas.
They extend an invitation 10 sll, to call and
w. them .p4 solicit liberal share of their pat.
"''1 s'1 SASiSb Ss' %HI TIasIS'.
rrA Surgeon Dentlsts.
"cSmWsseIN srus, between st6 and Sth IS
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Or. G.. E.ca4kNE'S
LIV F, r PILLS.

These Pi!l!Gg1 not recommended
as & remedy i1r "all the ills that
flesh il heir TO- bat in affections of
the Live, .aal il&.l Bilious COM
plants, Dyspepsia and sick Head
ache, OF disoa Of that character,
they stand wi.E1"t y r'v"l,
AUUE A5D FEVER.
30 batter cl.Aayti2 can be used
preparatory -. On ate: taking Qui-
nine.
"a { simpl, pursa,ige they are
uneQnaled.
BEWARE or l-IITAT1ONs.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has u red wax seal on
the lid, with iho impression DIR,
M"LANE's LIVER Pulls,
Each wrapper bears thes signatures
Of G. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country store keercrs generally.
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COURT CALENDARS-.T DAY.

SUPREME coURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law.
re1cemNos 81, o. 81. y Is rs g, So So 81, o.
2l5, 227. 49, 239 2l 242 24a, $50 ISL 252 25S 264
25o 257, 25s a59 2el 2d2 2G3. 25s 295 266 2o7 26s
:, surHK1k counr-srEcIAL TERN He'd BY Judge Van
surKsnx CocRr-CIRcuIr--part 1--Hcld by Judge
DouoLae.Nos 1868. 1911, 497, $685. l7ol 1901, has.
C2s, l'y2. si4 l4ls, i42s. 1894 less 1884, 4ss 4e4
1914 i2lb, 247s, ioS3, lilo. 1885,, loh 1872 1859.
Part 2-Held by Judge BarrotL-Nos. l025. 229 346,
s g 2SS lsso 99s S e7 sso 3d. 34s
He'd ny Judge Van Brun.-Casc on, No "a, Black
g. al VS. The Continental National Bank. No day
SUPERIOR CouRr--SrEcIAL Txnx-HrJd by Judge
Sper-No day calendar
COMMON PLgAs-EocrY TsRx--He!d by Judge Law.
rence.-Case on, NO. 49, No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-GESEnAL TKRx. Adjourned until
the nrst Monday In January.
MARINE CoUKT-6xSkRAL TERx-Hed by Judges
Gocpp, Sheridan and sinnotL -Appeas from orders
Nos l 10 IL, inclusive, and Appeals from judgments
MAKyK CouRr-TxIAL TEgM--Pau 3-Beld BY Chief
Justce Shea-Sos 36l1, 1906, S.07, sG9A
SUPREME CouRr-GENKRAL Ixnn.-AdJourncd until
the 2Stn day oil December.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-GgSnRAL TERN; SUPERIOR
CoURr-lRIAL TEaHs-Parts 1, 2 and 8; COMMON
CouRr--TEIAL TKRns--Parts and 2--Adjourned Tor
the term.
Judge Sutherland 1.-The People vs. Joseph Moran,
ic!onlous assault and battery; Same vs. James Do
hcrty. felonious assault aud battery; Same VS. Pat
rick King, felonlous assault and battery. Same VS..
I Alexander Murray, burglary; Same W. John Mooy,
John 0'Nell and Thomas Lynch, burglary; Same VS..
jain Kane aud George Bowen, grand larceny; Same
VS. Thomas Moore and George Smith, grand larceny
Same Emma French, grand larceny; Same VS..
John Connolly and Thomas Fianngan grand larceny
Same VS. Isabella Reading, larceny IRON the
person; Same va Henry Warren, petit lar
eeDy; Same w. Jonn Marsh, illegal vos-
La. Same va Jamos Burns, misdemca or
r. Held by Recorder Hackett.-The People vs.
Pat lex Rooney. ielonious assault and battery Same
VI. 1 gorge McEvoy, feoDious assault aud battery
san vs. Matthew O'Brien felonious assault and bat
~ same VS. Herman Nathan, forgery; Same VS..
I'd Brennan, assault and battery; Same vs..
n 0'Bricn, assault and battery. New York Oyer
lcrminer-IIcld by Judge Brady.-The People vs.
( ..aerck ). Lameorl, perjury; same W lsaac "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-C0ntinued Dull
ness in Wall Street.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS
Investment Securities-The New Mine
Financial Notes.
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY, Nov. 20 1871
Although u il proverb that two OF trade seldom
sgree, there has been no difference in opinion among
stock brokers' az TO the unsatisfactory nature OF last
weeks business Al times the board rom almost
desert in point OF duness, and orders
a. oases in Sahara-n BRIEF as Wordsworth puts IT,
A Jolly place, In times Of oldl
But something Aiis IL now; the spot Il cursed"
No small portion OF the blight which cll 70 the share
OF last week was the uncertainty attending the
discussion or tho Silver bill in Washington. report
tina, tho Senate Finance Committee had agreed to
port tho bill in It's original form gold l02A
TO l03X and completely checked business the share
market for the rest Of the week. Later information
which somewhat modified tho impression as to
the worst features OF the bill, sent the
price gold back again to l02h, at which point and
that OF l03 remained Tho want Of certainty as TO
what DO the upshot OF the silver question lies,
however, like miasma over tho stock market and
operators keep carefully away from locality that
may breed a tcrtian aguc In their bank balances
further cause for the existing dleness arises from tho
prohibitory com law which has disguised the
large operators and pursued the small ones like bull
terrier into hosptable pureus Of tho black
board bucket shops. Tho market being thus, as II
werc deprived Of its parcntage and left without rela
tives or friends, has been wandering about like
whole orphan, subsisting upon such odds and ends
OF speculation the slight changes IN prices
Afforded These latter were In the main devoted
TO lower figures even as the causes which pro-
duced them were depressing Thus there were stories
OF bank failures In Chicago charges OF freight cutting
by the Canada Grand Trunk and other roads, and
rumors Of q now comb nation among tho coal carriers
Here mixture sufficient TO satisfy either side Of
tho account and out OF 1t followed irregular and
ievorish market which perplexed everybody. The
chief activity confined TO Lake Shore the grangers
aud the coal shares The Vanderbilt property figured
up the largest amount OF shares, losing about u per
cont during the week. the grangers advanced from to
points and tell back one while the coal stocks fol-
lowed In close Imitation both as 10 rise and fall
Money on cali renamed easy during the week. and
ranged from 8 10 per cent The excessive dulness
which prevents sales Of stocks and consequently
leaves loans undisturbed prevents any undue demand
for currency in business circles
TRANSACTIONS TIE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening highest
and lowest salos regular way OF the principal stocks
during the past week, together with the number
OF shares dealt IN
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Total for the week. -. 6S2, 900
THE MONEY MARKET.


THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market has been In q complete state OF
stagnation, there being hardly any demand Tor loans
and, when there Is, only at rulnousy low rites This
unfortunate want OF business we'll excmplincd by
the action of the Tenth National Bank, which, after
reducing It's capital last spring from 81 600 600 to
$780, 000 has resolved wind up because OF the
tanablty to obtain remunerat,ve discount on good
commercial pape One Of tho Leading causes for this
stagnaton is the attempt foist on the country as
beneficial measures tho Resumption Repeal and Silver
bills. Business men arc either convinced that
these il-dgestcd propositions will BIO injuri-
to trade, or else, unable to feel Ger.
tain to their exact effects, have resolved
to wait for further developments Money is now also
returning from the West whore the movements OF
wheat have not been as great was expected Rus
STA and Germany supply, 10 a much greater extent
than the failure OF the crops In Great
Britain. Hence 1t is that money on call was plent-
fully supplied during tho week at about per cent
while one occasion, when large shipment was
made from Boston to New York, the rate fell 10 Der
cent. Prime mercantile paper sells at OK to per
cent, The supply being less than the demand. Tho
bank failures in Chicago scarcely affected the money
market here Foreign exchange has been duh and
without any change Of importance tho following being
the latest rates:-
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. DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. "a. 1877
sSss sJsn. . ss' rsssV ae e. ,sss
NEW ORLEANS. Nov "a. 1877.
Cotton quiet and hrm middling, ,O5se. low middiing
s9aa .o % fr.a
sales 5000. Stock. 2iSoea y ''-"''' ''"'
Cotton quiet; niddl,ns. iokc; low niidiins, ioso;
So.s'~uo, a.aa7. s.e'. loo s..oes: t,4s7
is::s, E'ss: 1si S!'f s.::. 'e sss
Stock. - $50 sAlss. LII.
Cotton Gu,o. ,o and firm mSsng ,oc iose
1857 bale. Sales 1900 ssoes His "'' 'ee'p''
s,,,,. ,,r,.n,,,. o wI.s S e. Nov "a 1877
Crude ,urpenns steady ~ I: ~ for hard 81 Is
Flour unchanged sales 1900 bb Wheat que. ani an.
barley aus, and sales bushels heavy y, So
c1% ana at az ss o "Ss%Ssy s mill
2oDo bushels barley. $500 DO Flour shipped by rai
1,6oO bbis.
aeS, s"a a. % &C.
ss 20 Ssi s". No. hsa % ~ ~ new ceG
Old mixed Toledo on private terms 500 do. sample
s s s Sa Ky. sas sa' ss o
sxrowsd Canada a. 7Se 1900 do wisconsin az 7se
do Ts G'@ndi ,s1'i 'is% s...sn
) about h Raj sasa'' c mel receipts.
Do railroad fSssipt. fou $500 sS. wheat $50 $50
s. .si 70 az y a"s
ponts-Wheet, 1880 bushels by raiiroad-fIour 5000
bills. wheat 200 busheIs corn, 500 do; OATS 5000
do rye, 1000 do. barley, 1000 doe
TOLEDO Nov "a, 1871
Flour dull. whea, dull, weax and lower; No l
white Michigan held at, 81 80; ex,rs do. 81 80;
Der and December. y 81; 10 red sn,cr, 81 ss
December 81 2sh seller January, g soA: No red,
81 ~. dull: nigh mixed, 50c M. y spot 4es4c
46c rejected47lsc new 43lsc dam doc.
dull; T. 2.c Glover seed-Choce. IS; Monmouth.
IS 10 Receipts Wheat 1900 bushels: corn, sl.UUo do
oats 1900 do. Shpment-W heat % 900 bushels: corn
81 100 do. oats, 400 do
CIscIssAri, Nov. ~. 1877.
Flour dui and unchanged Wheat dull and nominal, Corn
steady arm new, t2c 40 Oats quiet
27c Bic Rye quiet but steady At 60c e2c. Barley In
fair dem arm; to prime Western spring.
Soc 65c Pork In tsr demand. but lower. $i2 cash;
Si 75 sci er all the year Lard steam rendered
81 s7h; kettle 81 So - 75 Bulk IN dema and
sales IN salt 10 10 Is days-shoudcrs axe &c clear
rt. &C. exc; clear SIDES sac. 61se., loose boxed
short rib 61c eye spot 6c seller Novembcr short
clear, o,sc seller November baco-Market bare Green
meats quiet but firm shoulders held At 4c sides, sac.
lams dull a. oAc. TAe Whisxey auci but steady at
IL 10. Buter auil aud unchanged sugar quiet and
cnsnsed hess y fa demand aud nrm; common. IS 40
butchers a. - - So receipts Ssi7; shipments. i39
$500 ...s..s,.
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STAPLETON INQUESTS.

Tho inquest as to the cause Of death Of William
Jacobs OF Chiffon, who disappeared from his home on
the evening oil the 7th uL, and whose BODY found
on the beach, near the Coast wrccking Company e
Dock at Stapleton the 2lst ulL, bearing marks OF
having been iouiiy dealt with, continued yester
day afternoon before Coroner Lea, at the station
house, Stapleton.
Coroner Lea, OF Stapoton held Inquest yesterday
upon the body oil the unknown man found The
South Beach, near New Dorp, on Saturday. Tho body
apparently that OF q laboring man about nIty
years OF age and was badly docomposed. Nothing was
found upon the body by which II could be identified
Dr. King, Of the ~caman's Retreat, made post EN-
examination oi tho remains and found no marks vi
violence upon the body. The jury found verdict OF
death by drowning II 10 possible that the body is that
oil one Of tho crew drowned last week IRON a coal
schooner that was run down and sunk IN the Lower
Bay by steamer. Yesterday over twenty porsons
from New York city IN search OF missing friends
tied the Morguc at Stapeton aud viewed tue remains
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nov. "a, 1871
SuEar-Business has shown activity and more
steadines in rates has the movement has
been more active but prices however quite nomi-
nall tho new crop promises large yield some estates
would already have begun grinding had rains inter-
tered; stocks IN warehouse at Havana and Matanxhs-
$1,000 boxes $1,000 bags and 81 900 hhds receipts M tho
week 200 boxes and 500 hhds during the week
5000 boxes, 5000 bags and 500 hhds including 5000
boxes 1000 BAGS and all hhds the United States
Bacon. s3s and $50 per Butter $40 500 per quinal
for superior American Flour. s35 $35 80 per bo for
American. Jerked beef 81 ~ gold per srrobe Hams 500
$50 per euints for AMERICAN cured Lard 10 Kegs.
So for American and x3S for tine quintnl. do.
IN tins $50 tor common and Ss4 for dns. Potatoes.
~ 30 81 per bo. Tallow, $50 $50 90
Onions 81 IS Dbl American. nomi-
nal Coal oil. in tins ~ reals gallon. Empty hogs
heads, u. gold Lumber dull: white pine. $50 per =;
yellow pine. SO NJ. Shocks dull; sugar ho.sheads,
iaH reals; molasses hogsncad- ~ reals Chewing 10.
Dacco So 90 quints Corn, TX reals arrobe.
tho United States has moderate and quotations
unchanged Tobacco has been anguid Vuelt1 AbNo.
$40 $50 per aunsl; Partdo, S3s $780, Rene dics Ss
So So Spanish gold. 222 Exchanges declining; he
United Statcs OO days. currency. N premium short
sight do ~ AZ premium; % days gold 81 premium
short sight do: ~ ~ premium London. l3a IAN
premium; ON Parls, ~ premium.
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SOUND ON HIS FINANCES.

,e ShoriH's jury was recently authorized to take
81 ,ony aud determine as to the soundncss Of mind
ompelcncy OF George Fletcher to manage his
state valued at $50 OO0 rendered their verdict ON
aturday afternoon in favor oil tho gentleman named,
ecming him qualified to manage his own affairs The
som'hission was appointed on application Of George e.
Fletcher, OF Bay Ridge, who q OF George
Fletcher, the latter being seveny-seven years old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26

higher. closed with sudden advance: No. I Chicago
spring u 10; NO do. OOH. cash; 81 oeh VI osl
q osf DECEMBER and the year; u OK January: No
higher and options lower; 4sc bid, cash. sales az 4sc
4s3 cash. 4sc bid November 43c. bid December; Ale.
4lhc January; rejected. Ale Rye frmer At Soc Bar
10y easter ee PORK active but we,k and lower! ST. .
sli 95 a 81 s7k. January. Lard in fair demand out
lower ~ g. CASH 81 Is the year, 81 80 81 SPA Janu
airy. Bulk meats In good demand lower: shoulders.
Skc: Sc shSr, ~ e'.c short clear SIS whs,asy
$4,000 bhs; wheat $500 bushels; corn. $4,000 90
oats, 10000 do rys, $500 do barley, 201 DO. Ship
154 OUO do. oats, ~, 900 do: barley, l3.LOOdo.
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JERSEY MARITAL MISERY.

Justice Strong Of Hoboken, was visited on Saturday
~ John Moran, who charged his vito Adene with
eiuItery. John tells the following story He and
wife, who is Italian, went to housek coping at
nil there was introduced into the house James
U'Hanrahan, who came there to board. A few weeks
ago Moran suspected that all not right ut his
bone; MS wie's affection to- pian. Moran con
riuded 10 watch, and Friday night succeeded, he al
leecs in obtaining the proof OF his wies indelity
D llanrahan is also married, and only short time
sent his wife 10 Europe TO regain her lost health,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
ROBBING A MINISTER.

shabby looking man. abou. nity years Of age, with
gray hair and musachs, called at the parochiaI
dcnce ofhe Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
No IL High street, Brooklyn, on Saturday morning,
and told story OF his poversyIso Rev. Lindsay Parker
the PASTOR The latter gave the poor overcoaL
In the evening he called again and handed tho
q note addressed to the reverend gentleman. While
the domestic In search OF Mr. Parker tho IN
grateful mendicant stolo handsome ovcrcoat which
was tho ball and away. He has not been ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
A CARD FROM GENERAL DURYEA.

70 THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Tho article your issue Of the 25th inst, docs me
such gross injustice that compelled to notice it,
An honorable resident OF this city for over
nxty years unbemishod and unspoted busln ess
record OF forty years. should assist the public in de-
cidng whether IL was possible Tor TO make sta te-
ment such US MIR. Hamilton OF the Bowory National
Bank, says made, and which pronounce w. quail
nedly false. Yours, &C, A DURYEA
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Sizty Days Three Days
Prime bankers sterling
bills on London. 4e0H a4.ol LS4k Ass

The goic market was more active than IL has becn
OF late, during the early part OF the week gold ad-
vancing from 1o2k to 1854, tho highest point Tor
time. on tho news that the Senate Finance Com
mttco had reported the Silver bill in favor OF silver
as an unlimited legal tender The price tell of later
unauthenticatcd rumor that the President had
stated that he would veto the D even whom this
report contradcted there sufficient life to
send gold up again. Tho following table shows the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
THE NEWARK CoUNTERFEITERs.

Isaac and Samuel Cohen aud their father, Licb-
mann Cohen, who werc arrested In Newark some
weeks ago. caught In the act OF countcrcting United
States silver dimes and quarters. as alleged,
had partial examination on Saturday before
United states Commissio ner John Whirc-
head. The evidence auduccd corroborated
tho statement as already published, tho Witnesses
being the officers who made the The prisoners
were renamed to jail failing TO nd 900 ban each
" laS0sat ~s-,sl1er ami Lls eldest son,
.aSvo, a. ivr eAslp lna,ion.
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orally advanced. Tho following are the principal
changcs:-An advance OF ~ 10 in Alabamas, OF u
to In Georgia rs, Of 70 in Louisanas, OF u 10
In North caroIinas OF TO sh in South Caronas and
OF I In vrgnias, and decline Of \ IN Georgia 6's
and OF 2 in New York State bonds
The following were the bids for the various State
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A MISSING BOY.

Robert Brady, aged thirteen years. was reported by
his relatives to the police as missing yesterday.
Robert left his home, No. Is North Portland avenue,
on Saturday morning Ho 10 described as being short
aud stout with brown HAIR. He had q DARK over
ana light pantaioons. blue check shlr black hat
ana bootR
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HEBREW CONGREGATIONS.
rooNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

also the seat Of the Hebrew Union College, but she
delegates present at yesterdays meeting stated that
other colleges and preparatory schools would be es-
labIshed In different parts OF The United States when
the new Union was thoroughly organized. The
principal officers OF the Union this year are-Pres
tdent, Moritz 10th, OF Cincinnati, Ohio; Vice Pres-
seventeen members OF the Executive Board residing
various cities Of the Western and Southern States
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Railroad bonds continue very active and steady and
are becoming every day sought after for invest
menL Lenigh aud wilkesbarre consolidated advanced
~ and c., C., U. and hrstsl per cent The foowin
were the latest bids Tor railroad bonds
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. "a 1871
The printing cloths marke closed NJ tho open
ing prices OF the week. 3ac tor 0+x64 and
$40, ono on Tor 56x60. sales 1T the week. 81 200
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The market for government bonds has been fairly
active, and in spite Of tho silver question there has
been slight advance, although several speculative
50 les were made by large houses the bear SIDE
The prices Of our bonds In London compare as ioI-
lows:--
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The imports Of other countries small of but
slight interest The principal point OF the above is
tho decrease OF exports from tho Eastern States OF
g. 1872 O4S cwts
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

FINANCIAL NOTES
The difficulty referred 10 last threatening
the London money market has at length been solved
by the London Westminster Bank That bank, acting
independently Of the other joint stock banks reduced
the rate on deposits to 3 per ccntthe Bank OF Eng.
land rate still remaining VI per cent. Tho other
resolved 10 adopt tho same course and they nxcd
upon az per cont as fair rate for deposits. THIS
action takes away almost the last OF time
whom the Bank OF England ruled tho London money
market, and through It the money markets OF the
world The Bank will Tor the future only serve
index to tho status Of the Bank of England itself
and q guide TO provincial banks
no Erie war seems about to break out afresh, and
renewed litigation IN threatened all sides The an.
nual mcotng to take place this week, and If VIC may
Judge from tho number of Dondholdcrs VINO have al
ready assentod the reorganization scheme seems
likely to be carried out 1t is officially stated that up
to the present the position Of the bondholders Is as
folows:-
Total Issue. Total Assents Date
First conso
dated mort
gage ....... .slo65o, 600 sl5,27o 600 Nov 49, 1877
Second cVnsoi.
dated mort
gagc......... 100000 l0.l45Ooo Aug II, 1877
Cold converti-
Bile oonds... 100000 o,623,OO0 Aug II, 1877
Totals. 80. :. BAL ,O56, 600 s3l, 93s 900
Total shares upon which assents had been
filed and assessments paid August IT,
1877 1872 AIS
The imports OF wheat into Great Britain for the ten
months ending October 81. 1870 1877 compare as
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War Maps.

Schedler's Map of the Black Sea,
Asia Minor, the Caucasus, southern
Russia, Roumania, and Eastern
Turkey. Engraved On stone care
fully printed and colored. Scale,
l: 100000. Size 22x2S inches.
Price, folded and in cover, $o.40
This Map is very accurately COM
piled from the latest and most COM
plcte material. 1t presents, at one
glance, the scene of the war, both
in Europe and in Asia.
Published by e. Steiger, % & "a
Frankfort Street, New York, by
whom copies will be promptly mail
ed on receipt of price. This pub
Usher has made preparations for
bringing out additional War Maps,
as soon as such may become neces-
sary.