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ST. NICHOLAS
',is.ri illustrated Magazine,
FOR BOYS q GIRLS.
AZ local CHILDREN's MAGAZINE.

Me-sr-. S,fihuer A Co. In Is12, l-,gan the publi d.
catiun Of StsNicholas, an illustrated Magazine be-
rirls snd ioy-, with Mr. Mary Mapss nn.irr -
editor. Five years have asssSl since the ART nun
ict waa lssue ani the msga sine hiss Won tho hifh-
1T rosltlun. u has q mnnthly circulation Of
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4 scriHl novel, by Mrs, Frances llulg an barnett
author Of THAT Las . iowrie's.' The -r~uo ct
Ms. Burnetts novel h laid Ia lacanshife. the he
70 Il young inventor Of American birth. "Ha-
SOrths' l. the longest story Mr.. Purn-ii has yet
writien. II will run through twelve numbers II
the Monthly. lightning With November, ~. and
Will Ln nImnL.LLA ILlusIr.L..l-
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The Johnny Reb' Papers,

ny an Ext onhslsraio' soldier, will he anOag
the raciest contributions TO scrihner duHng th.i
coming year They are written and illustrated By
Mr. Allen 4. lockwood, OF BaltiHiare. The hrsi Oi
the series, johnny lirb li rl1y" lppelrs In tho
November uumlaT.
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Falconberg,

A serial novel, by " a. Bpyesen, author 81 "tiun-
mar The Man Nhn Lost his Name Ac. Ia
this romance the author graphically ds-cHis'- the
Psculiauies ul N0r- Immigrant liG iu a Western
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/ 49, u "
her blue eyes.
"tdn you she cried, eagerly "oh,
how ] wish you would! and may ]
watch You, pleasey' coming shyIy To-
wards him.
Tho stranger looked at her with q
smile OF smused surprise. Here
promises 70 DC new experience on
womankind' thought he; then'alouu
Most certainly you may-on one
condI'ion-you must let me ske'ch
you too standing there, Just as ! saw
you nrsI twisting The ''''es ~ your
HAIR ;,,,, NH
W." -, ,n 49, w -. y.
o., '"V"'u "No " =" ~. '"
~" ' n "s Nv "iy -.
o... "'' s"'" "", ~, ,, W. ~. ~, ~
s''''uue " sT v, u"s,' - 80 '"' ~
"e So ~, ~, -;
,". "" '
W. 'VV"'s '"'' W "''' ~ 80.
is 'rls nv" you want nie w S'"""
for answer NC "u"g 'he oooN "s'ue'
ana came 'mpe'uou''y 'owaru' nef'
on peau'! ne eNc"''he" "o
you KNOW ho" ehc""'''"g you are
whence 10 you come sWee, ''''!
leu me your name uear g"l
MY name sne IRE" ",'cN' ,r's%',
ehed at ms 'ene,ne"c'' "'r 'o'e'!
eyes 'na' mao met MS -" ''v ,',. sun
a. 'nnocen''y e'eer a. e","s' u'ooP
ell suddenly, and a timh blush spread
over all her face. II am called Lily
she said, with an uneasy glance around.
The glance and tone checked him
he took up the book again, and be.
gan TO sketch.
"Lily,r said he, 'Son have been
rightly named. A lily among the
lilies, and sveeier and fairer than the
aoxars
- e g -.
The summe, was over and past. Au.
tumn DAYS were come AGAIN. and fash.
iorable oilers were floating back to
TOWN from maintain wood and shore
Among the rest came Harry S,aun.
ton. returning from A sketchinr tour
among the hills and sat by his moth.
er,s aide On the dav following his re.
turn listening. with gloomy, down
cast face, to her earnest words of coun.
sci.
''To stay away from your intended
bride for three whole months? she
said. "Ellinor has reason to COM
plain. What II she should break oil
the match!'
81 wish to Heaven she would! he
exclaimed, bitterly. Why Ia your
heart SO set upon this marriage, moth
CT a,vLs. Al S.,LI
;.L ,;..,,....I - an.
ne' ~" WI" "'S P'ease" surprise ~
you need to ask that question! do
not your prospects IN LIE depend up
on in fou-reared luxurlousiy, ex-
pensive IN your habits, deeply IN debt,
and without personal means-what
have you to look forward to II Eli
nors fortune fails you! And what ls.-
this changeln yon!' Before you went
away you were eager enough to form
this engagement-why are you differ
ent now!
mo matter, he replied, with
deep and bitter sigh, "since what
have done can not now be undone'
am bound III honor to Elilnor, as yon
say, and for ereTy reason ! must marry
her. would to God 1t could be 9TH
erwise. but that's too late!
And rising modify, and walking
TO the window, he stood there looking
out ,., :. 81, |
en- as.; ~
'nIn% u' 'e /
IN na' I'm '"'%"s'eu =" sum
c' sue '"0 . must '"''on
10 VIZ" i1,'"o,' VI NC "'n
~ IN WIN "' '"'
ny ~ II
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On a bright and sunny morning moi
long after this, a certain party stood
upon certain city wharf, awaiting
the arrival OF steamer that should
take them on one of the last gay ex
cursions of the season. Conspicuou:
among them for her beauty and heI
grace, was Ellinor Dane. the wealthy
heiress, with her lover, Henry Staun
ton, by her side; a handsome pair;
people spoke with envy Of the artists
good fortune in securing so rich q
bride.
Lightly his laugh rang out at some
remark of his fair companion, and
among the careless crowd none seemed
more joyous than he; but suddenly a
stir-a hush--a shadow fell upon them.
A strange and solemn incident had
broken in on the brightness of their
day.
People went hurrying to the end of
the wharf and gazed into the water,
for corpse had aoated down with the
tide and was being towel tn shore.
1t was a woman.
Rough men, accustomed to such
awful sights, lifted her tenderly and
gazed on her with sorrow, she was so
young and fair, and one said, gently
"She's come from some country
place, poor soul see the pond lilies
tangled in her hair And Harry
Staunton, pressing forward, conscience
stricken at the words, gazed for one
awful moment on his victims face, re.
allied all her woe, and all his crime,
and fell, "with an exceeding bitter
cry before that mute accuser, almost
as liieless as the dead.
THE Gods are just, and of our
pleasant vices make instruments to
scourge u.s."
Through liie--a long and prosper
Dus one-he bore the burden of a
keen remorse, and felt the sting of the
nndying worm sink deep into his soul.
"If it were but to do again" "If
he could but have known
Thus did the dirge of vain regret
smbitter all his days, and thus just
Heaven laid its scourge on him; but
sinner--among the Ill
es was laid to rest.
"Aner lifc's anu ls'er, she slecI, sell"
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"A Jolly Fellowship"

VIII run through the twelve monthly parts-l,-
ginning VITA the humber fof November tSss, tho
ursi Il the volumc-aud viii D.. illustrated by Jas
=. Kelly. The story 9. one ~ tfuvcl AID aslveu-
tue In fiurida ard The Rlhauls. Tof the gtis n
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TRAINS sOt IN BOUND
STATIONS

TRAINS NORTH BoUNp.
Nog Noa Nos
STATIONS A'iAEx MI Aoc st'ckEK
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e51
Above cut shows the Axle Of
the JACKSON" Farm Wsg-
ON, with the Truss o. strength
ening-rod attachment. With
this rod each Axle 0. more
than doubled la stresxth. Get
. Jackson wsgon and you will
never be troubled with break
ages.
Prices. including spring seat
and patent brake:
= 81 In s71 SO
3 In 10 %
y ID Ina - 10
y lie In - %
How oft. Fold db co.,
We Assnis, oUIsvnLA II.
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The volumes u the Magasnc lsrin uit. the
numbers Of June asd neccmhef Of each vc.r When
M time Is slecife. Il viii h. understood that the
subscriber vishes 10 hccin with the current nuier
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And Lilys dream was over.
She had lived, from the day she met
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- ,ni ~ n'saiss; Sew York
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Eertures ano Illsstiuus.
GFcnrsIons.
IFTRnPOLLTAN ELE.YATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
NJ open from $50 a. IN 70 II p ~. 49,, , .,6
STREET-N Nearest point Tor wan Sltet f'g' ""u
connected with for south Fetiy ,... ola. "a
Cot RITA sTREETEeare point for Jersey 'iy ana
R3E"Nearest point for Post once, CITY Hsu and
- barclay Street Ferry to H0boken. g., ,. , -.
.STREEf-Nearest point LOT f@'ohia anu Ene
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfN.STREET- ,.-..... O,r.., ,.---
\ n an FIN earest point for Desbosses street tefry
10 Jersey city and Peoples Line steamers cf AOany aug
Connecting with for Desbrosses ana Fast 'Iah1
street Ferries. , ,,-... IN. 80. ,or past ara
c,-s-...t.. s.....
Ferry 10 Hoboken connecting with cars for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries. 49, 60.
10 RTF NTH .STREEr-Nearest point 10 mon square
Nnlacks and Lyceum Theatres, Academy OF Music ~.
Tammany Hans, connecting Win cars lVt E"ss
IVenry third and ThiTtyIourth Street Ferries 49,.
aUIs ~ STREEr-Neare pOintto IWehlY 'thlIS
Street Ferry jersey City, Booth 81 James anu sns
Theatres Grand Opera House, Gilmore -
Masonic Tempe, and Twentythrd sueet fe''S :" '''
TH1 .sTREET--Ne point 20 slandard
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aqut', s NV
San Francisco Minsrels, connecting WIN CARS tut WV
no sTREET-Connect with y Y Transfer
20 Cans Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET. ,... ..,,, ,,r Central para
E'h Lcna1nnactin9,With cars "A Belt Line Railroad.
con i~PTONfN trains take EAST side station
ESP 6oWNTOWN trains take WEST side station a, a..
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours 81 o''N "
7s0 a fn and TO m, when the fare Is Se@s ,,ep,
""' " ' WM. n. GARRISON, PresiueH"
M.yAN BRoCKLIN, sup't
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GUPREME COURT.
- In the Matter Of the Ap

IAJGNEME OOOhl' &c. ...--- l....,
ag. ..
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANl.
To all persons having claims demands OF any name or
pOCyhOdcTH IN the above named corpora
tOD on aa other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE that By OF and IN obedience 10 tho
requirements the Court OF The state or
York made Justice Laud0n al his Chambers m
the 10Th dag Of july lSiN IN he
above entitled proceeding and entered IN tho ONCE OF me
schenectady County July -, 1873 the uudcT-
ned Albert duly appointed teleTte IN o
above entitled proceeding 10 take proof OF al claim, made
against the named corporation either Oy poAcyhodtis
0 by other creditors thereof.
Further take notice that in obedience 10 Tho requirements
OF sucb order guCd Referee VIII attend ~ 30
g5g broadway the CITY OF Nelurk, at the office 81 II eury
r. Picr-Ou Receiver Of corporation on The 9bln dnA OF
January 1879 II o'clock In the forenoon Of that DAY ana
from time thereafter such proceedings may DC
iourncd VIII then ana there proceed 70 take PROOF oil az
claims and demands and nature against fd
coronation by pOcyholcrs by other creditors thereof
which NAV be presented; and that VIII upon such PROOF OF
such claims decide upon the legality ana suhccncy oil Euch
proof and claim. ...t-., ID,
exhibit ana prove claims and become parties 70 th'r
proceedings before undersigned the day above desEn
led and place aOread and that In default thereof Az
creditors uocyho thus defaultng shall and VIII Do
urrcuded all benefit Of the decree which sinai De maze
In these proceedings, and fIom any distribution Nich shan
be made In under such deCtte-lliltdJ July -
Jy23 2GtIu ALBEIT fNh7oN'' h'l'io'
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
,rr, -rnnx CITY


,,ts,e.s+ o q 100 n n Of stanton 81, 2jXlOOi Abram
wv DiftenhOefer am wife 20 Bernard Amend
ehIyIe1sf 4 a 100 RI c OF Morris ave, 5OxlOO Philip
Fyedmap ana wife 20 John Schertele ,:......'
1to-afi0st s. 80 &c G of ashingtOn-sb 15xe0Nrfeg
Mar: Laura e Jones 10 John Blalr. .....-,';:,':
6snhattau. ST. a. 222it OF BlOOmingdale ROAD 20
airreguIar; B'nai Birth BenevOlens Society 10 Dis
trct no Ii io ~ - ~ C;reenwicbst 2ix77; W
Boyd referee 10 Josephine VI 0,Neiu ...'..';a.;,.
1staye W $50 &c Of 63d-st, 20XSOj Isaac Is SAlu
man TO Julla M Marrener
rstave W cor lU9th.st 25lOXlOOi the United states
Loan Commissioners 10 Patrick CASSIDY ;.;:..;..,s
b1sfst n g. 800 II Of 5th-ave, 6OXltOl1i EhLAOeth
BrOce and husband 10 Charles Duggin. ..-......
blststnA $50 II " Of 5thRye, lO0xlVO.4; benjamin
Sfenben and others TO charles Duggtn .-...--....-
Athave q 90 II $ Of st-st 25Xl % Eliza Guggon
beiIner and husband 70 John Murphy -;
1920 st n q 80 70 W OF MadisOnave. 2OX93.lli +
LOeW referee. to John n HayWard =;
lgthst s. l73 II W OF 2dave, l9X 1000 Margaret I'd
Picabia to Solomon L9tz.
Ayd.st q 100 It e Of 3d-ave l60IlOO5 Rosanna
Toner and husband to Thomas McAree ......---,.
s7thst S, 100 II e Of 4th-ave 25x9S.9i Henry n
Mott and wife 20 Maria HAL.
Same property and two lots adjoining w Dl4oh'
referee 70 Henry Mott. ~ .
Q3d.st II q l72 II e. Of 0thave, SOxlOE6; Harriet
Claikson 10 Ira Doying Qeasehold) ......''''''.'
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Gealrrs.
Gteamboals ano RAILROADS..

\ ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II New-Jersey Southern Railroad. Commencing october
will leave NcwYOrk. Pier North RIVER
OO Of RcctOrs connecting at sandy Hook WITH trains Tor
Long Branch and philadelphia, ll:OO a. IN. 4:Ou D. N.
Barucgat ard Tuckerton. 4:JO D. N. =,
YmeIand, BudgtOn and Atlantic CITY, LEU M
WIN. 3. SNEDEN,
MnnngeT
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NEW YORK; -uOhuh95 OONs 49, &C
The following sales were held at the
.bapee salesrOOm to-day:
BV John \. Boyd. -.
Istory brown stone dwellings with lot' 20 ~, 99 "
6Itl.st "a, 100 ftw OF 4tl-aVe Iot <oAlVV''i - al
NAbi4 Bu Peter y. Never. .
story brick dwelling with lot no rs Eass z1t,th
oS 80 II e Of 4th-aYe lot l6.SxSS.9i MeIeD''-
How pa1c dwelling win lot No 81 East 7stSs
"a 1I5 # " OF 4th-aye, lot 35XlOS.Zi S"n
HIoWlaud. %.
BU RicaaTd v Hareettt aE,b.st
stOrv brick dwelling with lOt MO- - Ciork -.
= 1884 Il Q OF 2daye, lot lsSASo.oJ AM 10 East
Ii ~ land 4 East 65thst, eXten1llbE -eseS,,E a
River, $50 IT Of Ave'A' 44oAA OoS' ........
a D. Il Of 7ithst 256IlOOi same
puIcha ts,, yvSciiing with lot No 226 West 1877;
At is 4l2.6 # Of SHAVE lou iN'OA..-....
Luin~i''''''' RI q J. LVOn.
story brick building with lot 40 i,o' f5nSeI
o. o n al 7ithst lot 2j3xbl W - ~ ave
STOW brick building with lot no lolO 5 NSertitf
76i II Of 84thst, lOt 20 lLiu VIZ, Eu"
l1otsc g Grove.st TOO II q OF Chn-st, (zou ""iN -
25xlOO; VIM w Watson H.. IL. 3 "a
BIZ E. n. LudtoW q 20. each
O ,ots . q East ll4th-st 26S II " OF ANeA' '
25xlOO 10: Henry Mcguire 5f,,iO0 10: Il
lot East ll4thst adjoining aOO'e' ......
DonoVan-.-'''''-''' m Iot;is WeSsr. ,..o,,ond
- 545 and 237 East 2th ST. Z; IA Mary
sVe plot Of land e51lS6.eXI4 4'0AoO
strong ...-..--' r. Jas. w. OakieV & CO. Lido.
,.i,Dy ana 1stOry frame building
'tt6 of 5 Broadway, POLL ~ n OF IS5SDs'' wv
25Xg5 Gx24 11XySli Industrial savings D'NiN''''''
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CnpREME COURT-Cilvand Connty of Ncw-

y YOrk-EDMlN ,. SHEETS, Pl1HuH AGAINST VII
LIAM H. PENNINGIOE, Defendant summons WIN
Notice-Io the above named Defendant You are hereby
summoned the compliant n this action, aud 10
serve copy OF the PLAINTIFF attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this exclusive OF
the dny OF service Of failure 10 appear or
answer judgment viii Do taken against you by debut or
repi demanded IN the COmpalT-DHted September IL,
1875. PAlSON hfEtlllt ram ne Aiolu oy.
once and once Address 80 III Broadway NcwN ork
City.
NOT1CE-TaKe notice mat upon default TO appear or
answer the summons judgment Will be taken against
Won for Tho SUN OF hundred and eghytwO H00 dollars
with nef september "a 1873, aud with costs OF this
action. PAGSON- MEEtll Ia lINuiIn n \ ll14hy3t
no the Defendant WILLIAM II. PESNlNGTONi Tho
Il you by puDhcauon pnf-
suau Of the Hon peoTge G. barrett ono OF me
Court Of the state OF Now OK
dated ian dav 81 October ss and hcd win ne com
nIsut herein An ~ the clerk Of the city and County
Of Se York m he County House in That cy.-Daed
october a, 1879. ...,, ,.,-,- .,.. ,.,...
n ayylyy In
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anftiOu Sales of Real estate.
WILLIAM KENNEDY, AuctiOneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Public noees hereby given that the Comm oners Of the
Sinking FUND City Of NewYOrK will Offer for sale nj
public auction, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1875 at
ncOn Exchange SaesrOOm No III Broadway In the
the following real estate belonging 70 the
corporate IA Of the CITY Of New-YOrk;
Premises Nos and IL FfankliusL
and Lot the northeast corner OF ThiTdave and
Eichy.ffth-st 1900
No ]8 Leonarst Leased at rent Of $500 until
December /. 1879
Fun warantee deeds Will be given TO all purchasers lith
Ogapc Of the above real estate DO obtained al the
COmptrOer Ofice the 10Th Of October next
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
COmptroners oce County House, oct ], 1875
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fcqal Notices.

SUPREME COURT, New-YOrk County
y The Union DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION oil The
CITY Of NEW.YORK. plaintiff. against FLQEENSE ~, ~.
YAIFD and THEODORE W. BANAlD, her husband =
DIIIA r. SEYMOUR, ELISHA BLOOMEH H. IANlNIA
BAYAUD. JAMES VI. TURNER, J. r. SMITH. CHA hLES
IIt,IDSI,ICK and ERNEST HENHIOT, JOHN A VAN
SAUN, THOMAS GALWAY and FELIPE ", CAsADo,
defendant. Summons the abOyu-named Defendants
You are hereby summoned 10 the complaint ~ ts
action and 10 copy Of Your answer on the panuu
ettornevg AZ their Office 81 Park place. In the Cy Of
NewY0rk within twenty day. alter the service oi ths sam
mons exclusive day ~ service ana IN case OF your
failure 10 appear answer Judgment will be taken against
default for The rcsiCi demanded IN the cOupiA-
dated New. York Anil 2t. 1873.
ARMOUR, RGTCH WOODFORD,
Attorneys for plaintiff 81 PARK place. Now foTA my
Post Office address. Box {. "a, Newly Ork. ...z..
To FLORENCE BAYAUD and DELLA =. SEl MO- hi
is served yOu 10y publication,
rsnanf 10 an order Of Charles Donohuc Justice o.
he ur,ne Court Of the York dated the 3Oth
day Of september S5s, and hlel Win the compliant ~ me
Clerk the CITY ana County 81 NcwAoTk Al ms
office I'M ne new Court House said city aud County In said
state Dated New York, September 80, 1879
ARMOUR, RIICH s WOODFpED,
plaintiffs attorneys - ParE place, New-Notk
Posi- Office ROY l2l New. York cts. oil lawGWIu
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MoRTGAGEs

Gilbert John to George w HOLMES. No 200 West
l5th.st years and months, at annual rent o..