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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29


BURRoU GHs-At Purdue station, y. Y, the Rev. A r.
Ths funeral vii place to-day -Jcp m, the Church
Mlsters aal isla, ale resp ctfuy invited % ateud
BCTLEl.-on ralsl4y, Soy. y, Charles William Butler
EsTes ana trends arr respectfully invited attend
90
owen 80 30 West aitas, Ffy, 500. 30. 20 4. A. =.
Funeral services ne stesa Home ~ r. aaa 1adi-
CLEvELAND-At Jersey cay, Wetacs!ly' Nog. 25 Job
cleveland, 90 tnc ttl y.ar % rs a4e me. r. . - ,,,
ON iucs.ay Nc, 81 Iieuiy iIoac aged months End
DAYS soa 81 william Henry La.y e. uoa. grandson 4
Fsrr-ai \. the sanet.rae ami place
Ilc remains viii be taz,n Espcrauce scho-lre
County, So l., r.. nteln7ut.
EIT-On Tuesday Nov - Alec Youngest daughter q AZ.
CUISINE and Elizabeth a. Ely aged years. months AID
FaSe service. 2t the chaeh q IN. 2iy eonuaio so''
uer eth-Lyl. AM 10Th Sc. Oh Friday. - IL O.. H.
eiucs'a, Soy. p alter short Illness b Is
IN mineral e. e win take Place At st. Marks Church. on
FRIDAY, 5Oll usip a. 40 a. -.
LELASD-At Greenwich Conn, Nov. y. Henry J. Leland
Rea ives ana friends are uy7 attend re iuaerai
his ase residence, 80 wednesday SOY = a. ococA
spungaed WceEiy Republican please eoly.
the voyage non Liverpool Ars i.u-amaa H. Miles. u las
pr. o. the family aud those %; her sousin aw UT Daniel
=, eriF Pan ana -.I . i II l lleF So 567 5,sye "a
saturday. Dec. /, % 800 q. b.
PARElNsoN-on iusse4y. NoT ~ prise.l. yiioF o. tho
pi.trs ana rilcs u thc family are July invited 70
attend me funeral rom her late residence 9! south
s.n 81. Williams w., ou Friday, 90 ii ocloc2 - No.
sKIDNORE-On "Wednesday. Sov. -, Jeremiah 7Aimors.
y1 'I y, ~ lts.r PES y.e-an church. com Madison.
ave and 18Th st., saturday Dec L 10 lO cocs Flc-l'
are requested nos 10 send mowers.
sSEDEN- AZ Greenwich Conn., On The -Jta iusi John A.
ya asiI. services .e edoa r,a ts 29th iHat at
Reny-s anu friends are respectfully invited % attend
THAVER-At Monrrose. south orange e. j., -o' g. Hss
F1.i. oa Il fr = the residence q her 5r ,as p 7.
4 sf.f a JI
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OBITTARY.


One of the oldest and most respected citi-
zeus OF Sew-York Mr. Jeremiah -kidmore died ye'ier-
dy afternoon after f,rtnglts Illness al lis resilene
No . Parkayc. MI sNdmore was born 10 kocAa"as'
l. L. March 80 1877. H. came TO this cry ~ 'Ns Ass %"
sixteen. For the last hfyseyen years h' Las D''n ,N
l in rho coal business Al the time Of his death he
~ th, s,,i,r member of the house OF jeremiah said
moro A ms successors the Old firm or Ian. ~ i:"-
dolph, OF when hrm lac became HeniDeI ~ .
ana, intia lie -ocla life hig1y esteemed hy cFty
o. vim ,Vbon, he came ia Tact. lie united win the
80. Pr..Dysran Church in 1916 aud fof me past
fr,f1ur year. has held the Office OF deacon auu lu <
aIJ.r A GENTLE sincere ami earnest Christianity per
,ded hi. mole fe making him u the InOs1 tender
hearted and sympathetic " men. ,
Mr sLdmOrc- wiic died several years nkO' tlt '' >
associated With him Ia business and Two dAughtef@
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STORAGE RESERVOIRS IN TIE WEST.
AEIHVU VI IMFiiITN I'H TIT I'''7'3|
MISNEsOTA AND WISCONSIN RIVERS.
LEY TFIEGRAPH Id TIE rRIBrNEI

A METHOD or IMPROVING THE NAYiGArlOS OF
MISNEsOTA AND WISCONSIN RIVERS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Mr. Pound OF Wisconsin
introduced in the House yesterday resolution 10 re-
quest the Secretary of War to make such preliminary
examination Of the head waters of the Saint Croix
Chippewa, aud Wisconsin Rivers in the states Of
Minnesota and Wisconsin, a5 IS consistent with
the operations Of his department 10 de-
termine the practicability Of establishing
reservoirs upon them and the possible eXtcn5 Of
such reservoirs; and to report to the present Con-
gress the results Of such examination. HIS resoiu-
ton asks that the House may be furnished with
compilation Of all information aud reports IN hl-
Office bearing the subject Of reservoirs tho latter
20 be submitted to Congress by the 10Th OF next
February, or As early thereafter as practicable.
This resolution is based upon recent report made
By Major Farquhar, who proposed establishing res
ervoirs at the head waters of the Mississippi River
That report sets forth that such reservoirs would
command a watershed 0f 10000 square miles
and collect 06 800 900 900 cubic feet Of wafer less
than one-haf Of which will maintain good
nayigable stage Of water until the 1st Of July. The
low-water season does not occur until later. and
one-half " the stored water dscharnGc ~ the rate
- 500 cubic Der second for lJ3 days or low waller
will insure good navigation for the entire season.
The report also SETS forth that much larger area 81
howace and watershed can be secured by means %
dams ar the he3dwatcrs of the river, named aIit
at considerably less cost than otherwise which VIII
serve the double purpose of regulating and lupi"N
ing the navigation of the tributaries Ot TIE Mihoia-
sipp as well rs OF that river itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
PCBLIC OPINION.

The bitter feeling in the North viii keep the
south solid until - Democratic Administration succeeds
in uniting the different sections pas's OF real equality
and permanent peace Nickshurg Herald iDemJ
They say Hendricks and Hampton is the
Dauocrar ticket for 1-~O. But II south Carolina must
e reurrsautcd why not Hendricks ana Ptt'er-cni Let
there boz a little conciiation.-lAioan journal thrpJ
The Republican party will be IN position to
tqe aIy9ui9-e ~ lis mistakes ana unless the Demo
cratic parry Is deserted by ITS fatal genius Tor bunder
IuG II viii De pre.y sue 10 commit enough OF theIn
before - 20 insure lr election OF Kepubhcan Pres
dent and tile restoration o. IL asc ndancy IL DOH
nrtpctos IT Con grcss.-fSt Paul PiOuCerPre uud)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
REMARKS FROM THE SPIDER TO THE FLY
Fy0,q The Cincinnati Enquirer

IhrTp is hUL one aVtnut ItlIIHE 70 IHt Sue
cess u Mr. HayCs's southern policy, ana that leads
through 'he Democratic camp Il Mr. bayes desires
he sucor-s OF policy more than the success 0i LIS
paTtv ho viii follow that avenue The Repuhh can
party is bcpelessy and irtetrev23y divld1d on sne
1.-The, branch OF the sundtrcd party possesses 1c neces-
sary strength 90 carrg as potcy tlt0dsh Mltlln u
viii ha D-morgItc-Ae House il alread' 50. Win his
term OF service but half EXPIRED and Congress opposed
o his Admin .tI4tllu, what hopes OF success can he
Iay-f But II Nr Hayes acts ln concert aJd harmony
WITH The Democracy b. can 10 ~ readily u Judge
cau -It In bls thnelthe Democracy nave the pow
er and the will max hs southern policy success
f,ut N0hammed must come 10 tho mountain thu noun
tain cannot 90 MJAainnod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29
TIME TO SPEAK.

We agree with THE TRIBUNE that the Pres
ideut iu H. annual message ought q" Srak ou' on Tue
ar.,,e1 measures u0" before Cong Ihc Cuusitu-
MN saws mat sine Pi--.itut shall from TINE 10 time,
recommend - their tConEiess'0 consideration
sh 7..rires as ne s judge necessary ana exprdent.
fleets tire honor ami credit 90 the country Is
especially within te charge Oi thc PRESIDENT, ana tx
~ Mes destructive 0i the honor aud ruinous 10 inc
credit ~ TIE country .no@ before Congress Womb
ectiye DR. nch %, the I've nIclt win the leGsa I'VE
ranch is more worldly OF French dancing master than
of tae Cnief Magistrate " e republic.
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Neio York, Nov. 20, 1871
COTTAGES FOR SCHOOL DORNITORIES.
L. Inc I'll lior OF Ihs IT'D, me.


SIR: At the convention of superintendent
and officers Of institutions for tine bad n 1876 among
the topics discussed was the Cottage compared with
the cougrcsate syste, Tor large educational instu
lions" The recent fire ut Fort Edward the nov de-
serted halls at Welcsey the closing Of the state Nor
nal school at Trenton and AZ s. Mars 40 Burlington
from sickness, d seem strong arguments n FAVOR OF ie
cottage plan for aI new establishments for tue
lodging II the young. whether 10 De Tor eGucI
toua charitable % asylum purpoics M gather
INK the multitude under one roof fine buildings
make grand show but the individual apr 20 be- los.
in m-sug aud disease h. spread ~ rho closing OF
rho establishments fire comes, bud a is lost Placing
them families Of nry morr-thcUgl the meals may
b. III central huding-the establishment may be inter
rup-at only partially, and the work still ~ "a.
Iha the cottage plan working successfully three in
-f9uo-s nay Dec cited: smith College; Willard Asylum.
al Osia; and the Nrw-Iersey state Reform school ~
Ifl.-hur. Suppose Ea,-ar College should take fire ~
midi-lt: how many would escape With their lives m
r,rou.rtvi q. +. RICHARDSON
FTsshold " j., Noy. %. 1877.
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SEND ANTHRACITE CoALlNro FRANCE.

To me EdtEOr Or Ihe IFtDhRe'
SIR: | read with much pleasure, In The
TBjBrNE Of Thursday the 22I inst the communication
OF, L. v :" containing excellent suggestions 10 exnbi
tors showing what ought and what Ought not to be seu
TO the Paris Exhibition next year Cooking stoves and
ranges and seeeding parlor stoves arc recommended
t1 h. sent and doubt not American ingenuity can dis
,i,v many very commendaule articles OIL that KIND SUI
10 show them on the nes advantage they ought 10 De
ttI.rit. coal would. therefore. suggest that fLl
ship cargo OF b. shipped 10 Hayre ana pt INTO
s i'm Frauce and doubt after ita advantages become
iuou tbe 70, 10 Nil BE- wanted 10y tic French ana other
cptinenta notions The dury on foreign coal Is hS IN
Frgur, but probably the Government would remit thc
ty ON one cargo sent Tor usr ~ stoves ad ranges on
e1llbiti1u. and IT, introduce 10 amongst TIE peolie.
Jerseg Ctty y. D., Nov. %. lSl1. D. ~ D.
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To ths Edtt0r OF Ihs IrIbUne.
SIR: In your issue this morning is a COM
muucatiou asking Why do not the New-York Elevated
Railroad people keep their promise and give MS evening
trains }" The writer IS not the only person who would
Ike 10 have his answered. well a. several other
not less important Ones bearing upon tho public good
40 least good OF the poor wo.kn .mau in whose IL
er,t has been cried and 10y this corporation
that t0 give The wOrkugiIal cheap aud
quick transit well accommodation. + 10 cheap
transit when person i. CONF eed 80 pay double The f9f
~ the horse car which nigh rate has been cried
down by press and public fer the past ten years
and Is u Odaton. when no cars are run after
.bOut 10 D.. H.. Just tie time wLcl thousands wish %
ride both ways The hOrse-cars obliged by their
charters. TO once IN gwen me isht aud Gay.
shall this corporation, that makes more pr. misses AID
charges double the fare he allowed 90 keep IL valuable
franchise aud It's only when 70 peases 10 do 80
L. other words. % public good, fur the bencnt Of the
uauy % public evil for te benefit 81 the few Let
company give the laborng classes that heap ana
accommodating quick Tanst chat 10 n.s so long boasted
Of J. 4.
Netr. YORK. Nov. 70. I--7
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CARPETBAGGERs RESPONSIBLE FOR A SOLID
SOUTH
Fr,n The UtcI herald

At tie NUrTn me htpuDIICdH pdIIy ItTIt-
semi. thrift. inell gruce character conscience ana IL
therefor. c0uqueIs tlc south 70 has been used by
suayrs au1 punde.ers whose crimcs have h'a no d-l
az lance ard DO reuec.ug t-al, az generosity, ana IL
ls there forc failed. Bt ne foundation. 81 ats sre-th
are here aud are waiting so Ice organized Let the on
0yr and Iattersous 70 % the.r place and let the
people ho want LEGISLATION and ADMINISTRATION Tor me
common wa thor way aud TIC same causes whch
ir IN. Republican y 4rty tO power elsewhere viii have
tr-e rnlL,e Ln eterY sou bern stare.
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FRANCIS FERRIS.

Francis Ferris. a brother of Warren Ferris,
~ Fern. * KiinbaIl brokers, Newest aud Exchange
place. died yesterday morning NJ Saratoga Mr Ferris
was captain Of the Harris Light Guards, from ihis city
during the war lie had been a member OF the Stock
Ixclange for about thirteen years Al the ne OH hs
tth h. VS. fpfty.eght wears ~ age. lie Will be buried
m line family buryng ground IN Nestche-trr. Mr. Per
,.. grandfather and great-grandiAther we're hela as
in the old sugar House, la this city, Tor long
tme during the Revolutionary War, The gfeat-srahG-
father diving from the effects 0i The imDrisonulent
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There can be 10 question that II Mr.. sum
Ter had suuortrd lie domingo Iitjcct there "ould
have been o personal rupture az mat lime between MN
and General Grant lr Fish az hat lie never would
have been ACID from the head OF the committee Tor
ue-i-.ucc. hr. eUu'cr and General Grant were, 40
we think mutually unjust. They were by character and
toUutrIip-ut e. III rent thai they could not under
stand each other; and that Sumner is dead IL Is
most COZ himself tlat General Grant should
not have been Wiling 10 leave the difference between
f.nu Lul ,.urn.l.
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REVCE-BU BTTS-OH Tuesday. Nov p. 1877, a, tho
Central FfesDYJoan Church. buffalo, by tie Row Ransom
b. welsh ID. D., Ii De- aud the hey. Chr.es Wood ia
f. q. iswr W. Auburn y. " % r. Jennie yonng
daughter Of The ATE Rev Arthur Eurls, H. D. OF Bua1
10, =. I.
Observation-Disclosures Monday. NOV. ~ 1877. b. the Rev.
Z. =. narrower, H. 4. MAcr ~ Ju.S n. Hcdser.
sTODDARD-S IuDDAHD-Noy p. 1877, ~ the residence
~ George ". IatL esq 100 West 3ds, sew f0rk cry,
ly tie Iuy A. MacfaIlau Il 8r00slyn ~ Z, the Rev
". -todard ~ >accsuEla. y. j. and Ars l. A. stOliar,
Of &eNarf =. !.
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BLAND AND THE LABORER.

TO the EdttOF Or Ihe ITtO" "e
SIR: The Silver Bill means simply virtual
reduction OF from to 10 per cent in the wages Of the
mechanics iaborers railway employees clerks ana ali
who work for % fixed sum- or WAC draw * lhco'es'
II also mean, dourisnlng times for goid gam err al e
cold Board wish It's c0ucomi.ans increased sptcItOn
AMI uncertainty I'm trade. That's all GoLDAAS'
hetr York, Nov. -. 1877.
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THE TRUE DENoCRATGc SWELL.


The Democrats have got the aScendancy IN
the Senate And by what meau-f PfipapY b. the puf-
chase OF these two persons, OF whom they nave ac-
cised rs fcou. and have tried 90 oHs from MS seat rs
"a felOn. and whose LiOnY, If L, hrIrVtd, they nave
aareea % compound 10y this act Of reachery by sch
fitting means does the b mucratc party return 10 Tue
control of the Senate ait ITS V1CatOn OF sixteen years
surely t comes back with is old coios and the ancient
oin
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PASsENGkRs ARRIIED.

FROM HAVANA-Tr SfscrssfD C0tuDbus-E iwarf
Rorke. John ayEne, samuel olmor Harry 4. Chary, 4g
uel Gonzales AdOph SaiDr, h. :. Dewitt Juan Na-, Mrs.
Maria Dc UGarcia and sOn, Gulermo Prtchard ami wife,
George haraLr =. MrgarEe, Mr Emily A. Stevens IT STE
ycus, Mr. Mary f. Ramos Francesca Bsde Ramon Gulra
BunO Daz Manac r. Ge GDrre Ms Gertrude Evans, Ar
tEu- A. Pclcoc- Richard BuldtFGn William Eraucls Da-lI
Dyal, John Taft Marcus A. Goldberg
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NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-The President sent
the following nominations % tie Senate today
Loua BARN. Eesi'isr o, Lani oace 90 orr son cy ore
t..frsp Receiver 0f Public Monte, uf LaAr Wow,
srn fIr4r- fIel'ru-nt o. A. Mrcrr. a b. lHp1u r re
trre lrs second ituteuaIt DID, G. Berry mao fu Io r.
Il-ft-na1t m me Marine tog.s Assistant Engineer a. p
ptxDu ~ be- Passed A-sl-tl iut n-rr l 40 90" Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

MR. BEACH's PLURALITY 11,277-MAJORITIEs FOR
OLCOTT AND SEYMOUR.

OLCOTT AND SEYMOUR.
ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-A summary of The Albany
Arguss figures on the state ticket Is given below Inc
ReDubcan and Democratic votes gwen as complete,
m II Is Thought the vote for the other tickets viii be
varied somewhat by the official canvass. haoriiies
were received only by Controller Olcott and Mr. sey
mour-s O26 for the former and 1888 for the latter
Mr. Beach Secretary lacks 29.2l6 votes Of majority
Mr. Mackin TreasureD 14,74j, and Mr.. schoonmaker
attorney GencraD 1868 The highest total vote, 795.
332 was cast for Secretary Of state:
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FsI00---I00 " ~ U IT' 7f.IF-,
hon ESGIu L. FtSCHEf4 Arbitrator.
ssiOns % .hs hed daily ~ tlt Rooms ~ 20
Ch,r,sr Commerce. IS NJ ll so. % tle ufile Y
tl- Arbitrator 80 ~ B2tNay, Tor sa hearing 4nt 1pt
sclteneus cOulrOFrlsrs cepal nl matters OF 1-r'
crts merchants. -ufWer.'i- aL4 ptAcs
,rtta!n tie Jurisdiction ~ tI- rort ~ Sew YORK.
t.tt court '0Tnnea ri4sf Drt ~
.,r, ~, hi. -fs q 5pttt a7er -otr0tsrsss 0 90 ~ telf.
NAM t5s l3r t, sI. % cal.ss sIc utAcf llorna
8a nav bt Jb.ne .ral 0p a.iett1l ~ -ic tctA ~ 10
NM. = fi.H
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rnclugiug the following votes. secrotaTy2O2l5 Work
ingrnens G24l Prohibition and 27t0 Greenack. social
D,mf crn and scattering. COutroer-l9&I5 Work. $3.50
pro g6e6 Greenback and ring; Trrasurer-lS47I
Wor. gDgl Pro- ASH Greeuback and scattering Attor
~, cfurraI-l $50 reenback and Work co.'s Pro- 1850
Social Dem aud scattering Eugneer-ly2O5 GroeuDack aud
Mork.. a.aS4 FIo.. 2.Oos M0Ik aud seatteIlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

II desire r0-y checks a1d complexion fr and FREQ
from pmpie bi0tcne- and eruptons parity y0Ua blood "
taking golden
equal Tor tins purpose S0d D. drugsists
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FORTY HOURS UNDER GR0UND.

CUMBERLANu, Md, NOV. 2S.-Ihe Imprisoned
miners 90 the borden Nine John Davis and John haseF
wore relieved al o'clock this morning, after being In
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TRlBrNELOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Yb-4.--.r variations 10 this city bT tsatas %
ioese. lines divisions Of tas Tor ls = aolr.
pdus iau.t white r-yrsssnts sAs ''e 4IoHi
Ies dunas those hours
TR1Br-NR OFFICE, Nov. ga a. ma rise Of air
pressure took place the earlier half Of yesterday and
was partly lost toward midnight Temperature fell a
few degrees after small variations. The moisture Of the
j. nIt ban excess. -, .,
uy cooler and possDly with RAM may De expected 20
day and colder, clearer weather iO-mOrrO"
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forty hours. new opening ding Tor thcm. They
were alive and not suffering particularly except hon
hunger.
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MIDyIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling,
followed by rising barometer variable winds, mostly
from the uOrtheas. 20 the northwest. colder, cloudy
weather and partly turning iuto snow in the IN
terror.
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MARRIED..

Mal'by's oyster. any quantity depot a. Harrsoa st
really cost bu. 40 cents pound
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seal -scqacs trimmed. Heightened and altered "a lsies;
style. slSaosD GAGE manufacturer Of fgr. G03 Bloss
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AND BRooKLYN NURSERY

NURSERY. lss PROSPECT PLACE
Tie committee having charge ,ao n''ta t1r W.
-.DrtoN-- r.a..ing Of h.s christmas story, BLADE
$50 give uotc- persons sing o. seats can 90 80
lir- their or Ter. Mr Climbers 40. l72 Montague
a. or AZ The drug A. Perkins corner Cumberland -
and ~here plans u INA cAi'" ca" Oe seen aud
seats selected
to1ion tickets ail De ready TUESDAY becembert the
rsl.a. gi take place TUESDAY EVENING" December II,
LAFAYETTE AVENUE CHURCH ,Di. CuyleE'sl. which
have been kindly rendered by tle trustees
All who have read the lesson SIR Faen teaehes-the les
su of huauty-w Join Ia expressing thanks or As kind
ness IN oaer.ng hs FIRST REAuISG IL AMERICA 20
b.l, secure HONE FOR TIE LITTLE OSEs AT THE
NURSERY
80 rcug desire Il expressed 70 a. Mr. taeon that is
uo.i.. u. y1i.l-hc by order Of the coum.tte..
secured seats. ~ cents DO extra charge
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lent 10 permit him to make q Cabinet for him; then
he meant to become the Warwick the new Admin
isfration
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Ill notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed r.a MI
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1ir Lucius We id.m fr many years lnay an Secso.
,rr a. m Guardian Mutual life Ina. Co.. hl9 onrnel a. once
~ ct.ary Cn4lsci o. .' ir lh-ilice put itlii-S
-t, heath cals and values culi Oe without
Irfsnfor l--rtr l-llrhta tfauiel lllct M'1lvsO
ltan BlilGins. corner farA lic- az. tAhieL s.
N-,,r. I,xsaE.ti3n essay pris.ns series
OF lectures ylr.d - h-1s Iusrun oi Ailiini ~
.lo rai,e decline,
c.-pufaby lost heat may Do rrHsn.i tniu4< ar
s-ro,l- D., mpe iinrls O. marriage ai tr E trnt ot
y ana ,y- i. debility being the resu.f ~ 20 resrs'
-,r.ance Price % Address the author Dr. T. :.
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RDAY December !, So VIII close "a TINS ouc- N
AZ III l. - flr ~ steamship Nllf4a a
.u--ustown 90 WkDN E5uAY 40 a. 70. Tor Europe ~
Steamship iSuasL'toNn riuilricr
France De- forwarded oy tha steamer nn9 20. rpe az
ir-,-l Ant 81 u krlIge direct hy sfeLsL lihrl-
f.r "a Hayrt. On Il!CG-JAN 81 - u. f1i Llrupe Dy
strsnshlp Ppm, rama v2 Plymouth. CAsroourS and H.-
Blrc. rATl Ri AZ. a. II A lar Europe of httafsIp
Adrsrlc Que1E-t,wn Correspondence TOT Germs n,
scotland aui A0Ith ireland 90 De varied bf -
s.smef must Dee Specially addressed ant 90 II a. f ior
so, and aud NOrh - Ireland Oy ssaa ship etoa VIA NO
vile t,IasrnW 2. -
steaunsIp rcAlr southampton and Bremen corrrsyo9d
60. sor ard fr4ace 10 b. ~ardri D. iis
sirauer must be specially aidr-ssef ire steamships All
tala. Abs sua 4at Altc 20 lOI iaAs mta cf ne LHt
--.tusq sua snrraY mails Tor ffa west lufias
Havana aud ST. Ilol.ls, vii leave Sew fork Hofthsr -
Am. mails cor Nassau p W.l leave Ncr iOrN letril
HE mss llr gslon, Ia, Wli .etres Sew OK Nntrn
l.r AfatrIe. .tt. VII ftst SAP ttAit a
n,cembor3 Tie male f~r Cu.1a aut japan ~lA 'Fe IA
Francisco U-ceun0liS.
NeN YarA. Sur. %, 1870 y D. . Nf' fo'''i.at'',
The several Ecpabnc,n association, Of .as cT q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

7. w's' LETTER-CHANGEs OF THE VALUE OF
SILVER AS SHOWN IN QUOTATIONS. FROM rHB
BIBLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-29

Extract from speech made by James A.
Briggs in Portland, Me-, August %, 1868 :
Gone merchant in the city OF New York
(Mr. A. T. SteTarD paid more tax on in
come for 1865 than was paid by the people
of ten States and four Territories, and more
than was paid by either one Of seventeen
other States. He paid $4,000 more than
was paid by all the people OF New Hamp-
shire, and $4,000 more than was paid by
the people OF Maine, and half as much as
was paid on incomes in Michigan. In this
Second congressional district of Maine the
amount paid on income-tax for the year
1865 was only s39.026.44, 4 little less than
one, third of the tax paid by Mr.. w. d.
Astor on income for 1861"
The Paris Jfoniteur states that Japan mas
denounced all commercial treaties and re-
sumed the right to revise her custom duties
at pleasure.