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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-16
The GOVERNOR QuEsTIoN-SMITH BEFORE GAR
CELON.
1Erorn he Calais Advart;aar


The November elections change the conditions
by which the legislature 10 to decide who shall be
governor. Until recently the feeling of repub-
cans has been quite genel a that Is between Smith
and Garcelon they should choose the latter as
But the elections have settled the financial ques-
tons 50 that they will not be political issue in
the immediate future if they ever are. This be-
ing the case, most Of the greenback voters who
left the republican party will naturally return TO
it. They went out for = certain purpose, and hav-
ing failed of their desires, that issue is dead, and
they naturally return to the party with which they
agree on other issues.
Many leading greenbackers have already taken
this vicw and the chances are that their party will
divide among the old parties just about rs it came
from them IL this is to be the case, then certain
ly Smith, having been thorough republican on
oil points but finance, and that issue being ended,
naturally would make better representative OF
republicans than would Garcelon, who left US and
became democrat some six or eight years ago,
and has been strong democrat ever since, and
will doubtless so continue. The main reason
urged in favor of choosing Garcelon was that Is
matter of principle hard money men should not
choose q greenbacker, though few have doubted
that as matter Of policy smiths election would
be wisest.
The argument of principle fails, however, now
that the greenback question 10 finally settled, and
if this were not SO, there is much force in the OBJ
lection that Garcelon favored combinations with
greenbackers, and therefore 10 less worthy of SUP.
port than an honest greenbacker-
While most republicans in this section have fsv-
ored the election of Garcelon, still these and other
considerations are rapidly working q change of
sentiment In favor of Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-16
SITUATION WANTED!

" ANTED, a situation TO do homework, by a
w lady who Is entirely competent. Apply at
novl5-t3ls No. ~, Oak street. Augusta
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PREPARING TO GoBBLE THE GREENBACKKRs.
From the Bangor Whig.1

The telegraph brings us report o. remarkable
gathering Of politicians at Gardiner yesterday, and
one upon which republican greenbackers will be
likely to look with considerable surprise and sus
picou. The State committee of the Hard Mon
ey Democracy" in conference with the State
Committee of the greenback party, is rather
queer occurrence on its face, but to those who have
watched the gradual developments of the demo
cratic programme 10 connection with thegreenback
movement, the event is but an expected phase OF
the performance. The meaning is too plain
for any person to mistake it-and the meaning is
that the leaders OF the old democratic
party are preparing to gobble up the
greenbackers IS they intended from the
outset of the campaign. From the first the dem
ocrstic manipulAtOrs have secretly urged in their
party that the Greenback movement was to be en-
coursged by them only TO dsorgsnize the republ.
can party, and that after getting the greenbackers
committed to partial cooperation with demo-
Gratis, it would be easy for the Bourbon organiza-
ton to capture them 10 body, by shrcwd decker
ing with few Of the third party leaders. The
prominence at the conference Of such men Is
VIM. NJ. Rust, who has for some time openly ad-
voeated going over completely to the democrats,
shows what Is in the wind, and the coincidence OF
Msrcellus Emerys vociferous. double loaded sp-
peal 10: q union of oil greenbackers and demo
Gratis, points plainly in the same direction"
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"The First Dose Give, Relief,

Trial bottles DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, rs cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened serious
results, is quickly cured before developing fatal
pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast and
lung disorders, Asthmstic or Bronchial affec-
tons, Hopping Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood
Splitting. &C., no remedy is so prompt and effect
ual as abr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for many
years, and it has proved to be very reliable aud
efficscious in the treatment of severe and long
standing coughs. know of two patients, now 10
comfortable health, who, but for its use, | con-
slider would not now be living.
vaA I'm
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local AMI State Mems.
THE sCR1BNER TRAGEDY.

TRIAL OF JASON p. sCRIBNER FOR
TIL 8 MURDER az HIS DAUGHTl II
AID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-16

Price Trial bottles. Is cents large size, 81,
or six for 35. A single rs cent bottle will often.
times cure q recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk of life. Prepared
only by DIR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold
BY leading Druggists. Partridge Brothers, agents
for Augusta. septic teod&wtf
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Five Mlautes Walk from Post once.

1.-TWO or three boarders wanted for the wiz ter,
/ at III STATE STREET, first door south of Free
Baptist church, Augusta. novs-ttS
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novl3.tlw
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
COTTON MARKETS.

IryRRPooI Dec. 20-l230 y. m.-COttoD nrin
yplands I'D: Middnne Orleans led; sales 5000 bales
roo hses ncudng 900 Dales Amer1cn Futures opened
Id cheaper hut have since partial recovered; CpahdS
and February delivery. 5Isc also 6; DO February an1
Marcn delivery 5hsd also 55sqd also d do MaLch ana
April delivery 57ss6 5s also 5ed do April and MAY de
livery 57szd also jl8d; do May ami June delivery S2
Sales of the week, $1,000 bales; American 4Z;oVo
bales: specuatOrs took 600 bales oSpoinIs & IUoN o.
600 bales forwarded from the ships size direct 10
bales American 10000 bales total stoch, 49, W va ~
American 2O2 900 bales amount m CoIOh aIod "Io'VO
bales; American, Z7l 900 bales. ,..-- =. ,ou
LIVERPOOL Dec. tO-4 D. m-Ihe safes Oh NOt'oh 'o'"S
Included $500 bales American. 49, ,,.. s
LIVERPOOL Dec 2O-5 D m-Coton,F F9tuieS nIn it'll Low
Middnr Sc Good Ordinary, Sc. net receipts 200 Dae5;
gross 656 bales exports cOast%lsc 81 Daiesi ,Vs, 80
bales; spnners 6O bales stock lOz Daiesi WCeh 1917 %
ceipts 3O6 baes gross, $3.50 bales; exports TO GeSt "
tain 1896 bales; coastwise l96 DaIes; Ses Ifol o"o'
sPIYfsfSE Dec 2O-Cotton firm weather Mid
ding sac: Low MIddlng 77sc. Good oInaiV l'ci n''
RECEIPTS O99 bales exports cOastwise 4z3 bales sac
bales; gross 20 986 bales exports To Great BnImn 1l
bales: Continent SG+ bales; coast"ise SSo' Daes
sMoHIR Dee 20-Cottop quiet and firm Mdding. sasca
Midthng &c.; GOOD Ordinary 72e net leStip'e'
6aIes exports coaswse 62 bales sales 1000 bales sOOk
234S bales weekly net receipts 2264 Dales 90
France, 4,SS3 baiesi cVASl"lSe' i@'s'0 '"o' ''
"I MFw omEASs Dec 2O-C cotton firm Mddine. S94c Low
haes gross 1913 bales exports 10 Great Brtal Ea1
bSes 10 the Continent $40 bales sales 10000 Dals STOCK
65 bales exports 10 Great Britain 1854 bales 10 France
Ia gg3 bales Continent l29oS bales; coast"se 4e@
sASASNAH pee 26Cotton very firm; Middlng, Si9c Low
Middng Slsc.; Good Ordinary lsc net fetelpls D. 80
bales; gross $500 bales exports 10 the Continent dSV
bales coastwe, 344l bales: sales OOO bales; si0Sk ooo
bales weekly net receipts 604 bales gross % 80 bales
sYnorts 10 Great Britain 3b4l bales; 10 the Continent
li754 bales cOastwse GS20 bales; sales l04OO 0aeH
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Uoruoraiion Notlfes.

~1@ \
DOARD of EDUCATI0N.-Sealed Proposals
ID win be received the School Trustees OF ne & nIne
teertb Ward at the Hall the Board OF Educa0n corner
Grand and Elm ss until Monday the Esd day Of
1879 and until O'Clock said day Tor tne VI
new schOolhouse the north side OF East LOO
Plans and specifications may be at the oce Oh tne
superntendent OF school buildings NO. l4o oranasI u
must state the estimate for each branch OF tho
vork separately and be nd0rsed Proposal iOr mason
Work Proposal for Carpenter Work" Proposa ior
The party submitting proposal and the parties proposing
become each write his name ana pAoo VI
residence sald proposal. =. .,.., A.. 81, ht. .,,r
Responsible and approved sureues vi
are required in all cases. - 49,. horoo,or
and atecedent dealings with the Board OF Education ehder
their responsibility doubtful u, .,.o,o, ,v,, ha mar
nItted without first obtaining, In writing, permission Ho
The Committee Buildings OF the Board OF Educaun' ~
The trustees the ght TO reject any OF all OIL ho
pIopoSA' '" NJ THALMEsS NIGER
FREDERICK T. HOPKINS
FUGFNE II. POMEKOY,
JOHN C. DONSELLY,
RICHARD KELLY
Of SCHOOL Trustees
Nineteenth Ward
Dated New.York, Dec. D. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21

No Red Fan ssaa8SAe.; No. Spring. Toe BIO Sorn
weaker and slow No Mixed. 3olsa3O4e cssn oVGaSs Gs
Januaryt YO7sd3ll4e. February; 344034ssc MAY Vais
opened strong and higher but closed a. inside Prices ~ & 19
Q2c cash 20ae bid January. Rye duh az 43c Bay nun
aud unchanged. Wbiskey steady at 81 O5 FoTk que.
JobbiDg. 40 Lord dull; saabe at &c bIH n ~ soS
Sg0c and S60d37Oe for Shoulders, Clear l6 and Cesr
sdea Bacon dull nothing dOiug sweet PlckIed ans h ho
saes Reeelpts-Flour 1900 bDls.; Wheat 25U110 n
Corn, 10000 bush Oats, 5000 bush rye 3Voo ugaat Uns
BARLEY 1000 bush. Shpm6nts-F0uT -.OO DOls.i "Ist'
60 900 bnshi Corn 5000 bu h; oats, 1000 Dush rye
2l 900 bush; Barley. LOCO bush - ,,,o,t,or amt
foLEDO. Dec 2O-Wneat easier; Amber mcngs , as l No
January g54c asked sales February at g9 &C. ~
Red Winter January 05a4c; February, 96sd96'sc corn
duli NO New held 3224c. 32c. bid oats qaeI 10 10
Illod23c Dressed Hogs S. %. Recelpts-Whea loUVo
bush; Corr, $4,000 bush shipments-Wheat l9OOo Dush
Vii NISGToS n c. Dec. 20-spirts Turpentine firm at
oGc firm 81 l72 for Strained GRADE Iupeh%he pa %
al ~ FOR Hard ana So for Yellow DID ana VII
gin Tar steady at 81 33. Corn unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
3ankrnut Nofifes.

n1HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the n h9sn asns
day OF December. A. ID. 1873 Warra9s suWTpRPHY ~
Of the City NewYork In the County aaSssd 81 bank
State of who has Deen auyuut.s' - Ianss
rup on ms own petition that the payment o %
delivery OF any properly pasr OF any property
him. are forbidden by law chat meenng o. -, c choose one
or more assgnees OF his estate VIII 90 nea ~ the Civ
Bankruptcy. to oe holden at NO W R,.eser on he
Sst day Of December A. D. s7s at II 5Is Seqes iPAYN.
o. g. M.rsha as Messenger Southern Districtoi
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
FISASCR DEPARTMENT,
Rt'RRAU FOR TIE COLLECTION or TAXES,

FINANCE DEPARTMENT, I
COLLECTION OF TAAEs, (
No 32 Chamberss st. Nsw.YOrk. December l. 1873 }
NOTICE to TAX-PA1ERS.-Al persons
who have omitted pay their for the year Is to
80 b"rebv n0tie as REQUIRED by law to the same 10
The Receiver Taxes at his office on or before the
OF January 1879. ,,., -, III ,oxa. maid hofore the
cent on all taxes pad on
@ afSr thar date interest at the rate or l2 per cent
% annum computed from the l4t dav OF OctoDerlast
rolls and warrants were ueiiVeIel
10 the receiver all taxes remaining unpaid Oh anu e
the : day of January 1873
No money will be received after O'Clock !. m
omce ho"' ~ MARTIN r. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
prates ano fenoers.

DRASS OPEN RE-PLACES.-Large and
ID elegant OF Brass Fenders Androns re se
t Holiday pTesents retailing wholesale prices unt Janu
ary /. 80 Sae and 3sS Canalst
TTyUE LARGEST manufacturers for CRATES
for hard or soft coal or wood with dumping and shaking
pasAc" ""o'''" anu j. y. CONOVER q CO.,
360 and 1853 Canalst
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
RECORDED LEASES.

Astsr John 10 Karl FrOhlich n blhst 80 Heof
Aye.A 2JNg7, ~ years, NJ annual rem 9l a.
Deano + II ard others, trustes, eic l1I asvoI ~
Frarz Wit e lst ave. 9B.2 II OF 1th st. ZiA'o'
20 years. at annual rent Of ,
Watson, Margaret and others 10 "lilhm ' hdr
the Broadwav Hotel cor Broadway ana 42d'sI D
years, at annual TCnt
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Dec 2oTota net receipts of Cotton at all ports
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 20.-WOOl in moderate local demand
orfes nominal ohio Pennsylvana West Virginia %N
ard above "a 96c "A G35c; Medium, 34g36c Coarse,
Michigan, Indiana ard western, cine,
30d3}c; Medium 81 d36c.; Coarse, 3Oc Combng Washed
H. a40c; do Uuwashed, 26d27ioG; Canada, Combng 36G
see; Unwashed q q25c: Coarse and Medium Co. Z3a
Unwashed l3Ql5c. Extra MerinO Pulled, 3ld53c No.
and super PuleO 2Sa333c Texas, Fine and Medium, $50
22c.; do, Coarse, l3dl5c.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE The steamers ~ THIS Line the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u s. NJ on both the outward
and honey ard VOYAGES.
CELTIC Caut Gitade SATURDAY. ID q. 81. D. m
BRlIANNIC, capt Prrrv SATURDAY. Dee. % $50
REPU BllC, Capt THURSDAY jan noon
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER o., NORTH
RIVER
These uniform and unsurpassed up.
pOinmcnts the Saloon, Slatero ms. SIN king. and Bath
rooms Iacel anishps where the aud mOtioI
least felt aOng degree OF comfort hitherto unattanaOle
at
RATEssaoon. $6O So AMI sl0o gold steerage S25. Re
tickets favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs.
For Inspection OF aus and other information apply at the
Companys Oices No. 81 Broadway. NewHork or 40 Wal
nuLst. Philadelphia r. COHrIS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

u SIEAMNHIP LINE
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA, PFUNAMBUCO BAHIA,
AND RIO DE JANEIRO Connecting at Sr THOMAS
with German steamers COR PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. the st.claSs steamship CITY OF RIO de
JAM isO CAPTAIN Ner will san Tor inc ABOVE ports
SATURDAY. Jan. 4, az M. Freight at low rates taken
for the bpve ports Pustvc frri hts received after ID
Freight ne paid In advance Freight received at all
times at Robertss Dock, Brooklyn. -- -
INSURANCE LOW Err THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight Iagement~ passage having elegant
commOdatiOns apply to c. H. MALLORY & Co, Agents
riCc per 20 East R!vrr.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Cost an0 fonn0.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No: 45l.-
8i0 of the Bowery Saving Bank is ms ing Inc nder
return TO the Bank II hot % he
the 9th day 1879 application VIII Dc mace W o
Bank for a book.
\ OST-Pass- book No. $3.50. Deliver 10
IL German Savings Bank corner 4thave ana l4th-st Ne"
York City
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trans each way SsE three d0' in
Time consistent with absolnte .aiety
Express Trains leave York VIA DSsbcsses and court
i:so $50, $40 iio limited Il !. $780, 6G 7s9
s$0 $0 d and ~ 20 p m m Sunday 4So aud M D. 7So
Boats OF PBrcosyn Annex" connect with all through
rans at Jersey CITY aOrns speedy and direct transfer
Returning trans leave Philadelphia l2:OI s45, $685. T.
1872 $50 and II a m Limited EHgreSs press iSo M 2oi
iickSt I oftes nos 52C and 944 Broadway No Astor
Bro0klyn Annex Depot foot Of Eaoni @ @BroGkgn
CITY Emigrant Ticket ONCE. No. s BaIteryplace.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agt.
rI'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
known by It's nsT game yam the NEW1oRk LAKE ERIf
ing encc, November 20 1875:
m % a1 nGq S9s%sG Day aP HaSPe' Draws'om
2 Es @ last G@i 70 s aa a. snS
Pnmans best Drawing room sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo
coaches through to Rochester uO NIgara Falls chc u.
natl aud Chicago without change also Hotel pnngc "
I D. in Emierant Irain the West.
Trans leave Chanbets-st Depot, NewYork 'or;
M and Il mingh saturday nights only sundays 9i5 a.
Dda@ S@qs"? 3 s RpE d a2S fafia & ~ 10 10 no M T.
Sundays, .. $780, 1912 a. M la5 $40 and IL midOighL
lI5 g. s5 SO 45 $50 s. 55 'a 8 e5 GG S 10 1872 p
ana II midnight SGndays g. $780, 0lo, 1915 NJ, li6
sunern 8, 7i5 1918 li5, 3i5, ., 6, p. II mid
night sundays o. $50. l0l5 m. lA5, $780, D. m and
II midnight
Warwick, 7;i5. l0l5 a. NJ. $3.50 y. IN.
Newburgh, i:i5 a. $3.50, 43O IN. Sundays $50 m.
Rondout Kagston9 a. m. $3.50 m. Sundays s,31 a.
Goshen. b. 1:i5 g. 1918 a. M, $3.50 5:4J, I3O D.
Sundays, 6, $50, lO:l5 a; m. $3.50, p N,
Middleown 7i5. ., 1910 a. m, 3i5 $3.50, p. sun.
pay n f With ana osweso n Msd
r., a, Msin-st. -. -.
$50. l0:l5 u. m. $50 and p. m
NOTE-TTuIns leaving Chambersst on half hours
BEFoRE9P NJ leave 23dst 10 minutes earlier than above
trains leaving Chambetsst quarter hours leave
23d ST 80 minutes earlier. leave 23tst and
l45 m connecting with trains leaving Chambersst 10
.. M. 2 midnight.
Tickets passage and for apartments in Drawing
and eeping Coaches be obtained, and the
OF baggage be left al the Compa
nys Onices Nos 230 4Ol, G29 957 Broadway No
Conrt St brooklyn at the Companys DepOts. =.
Express Trains from the West arrive in NewYork M72o
g. m. 1928 aud 1925 p M
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains for Engewood Closer, Perm0nt and Nyaek.
$50 e46 m, I, 4.t5 53O 600. 1880 p N, and sat
urday nights only at lt30 p NJ Sundays NJ AMI o;3o
y. 49,. A. =. M
iEo. ~ AAb6TI. osni Passr AG't New.YoIk.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Cun iscal estate tor Sale.

Gnu Real estate tor Sale.
A GREAT RARGAIN.-For sal"-An elegant
~ hol-e hrownstouc front IN P"rcci
order g improvements IN one Of "a" beat
bl0ci town. between Jth and Gn-aye-. Ia hIstLAss
parry " ruts Viii please moi apply. T.. o. EoN i,lAS
A,NOKY CHlMNEIS CURED: 30 days tritl;
y pay Patent Eeuaur state rights for 'Ilc
Hul, Guuen 4 90, slave. bcip" 2ith 81. Ne"-H"fk.
&1n 0nn --FoUR-sT0RY brown-stonc,
,Oaabp. kGIASD x WHlllNt' B'rAmairt.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Branlran Rosauua and husband TO George Cbamoer .oo
lain " = Forsythst dot NO2lOD. year - foVo
Demgrrs William Alice SmcdlCy. cNCcutIiN etc, oo
n l4trst O! Ubivtr rsty.p ihstalmeHs..-.-' eVoV0
Same tO same, property, wear ,:. -, 'OoV
Hope ni Ant9cPy ys,Tg 10 Ezal'h "a' No % $500
Howe IoS" II t. Anna Russell. 55thst OF ooo
Same 10 Hiram Morrison properly, years, 4DUO
and " e % property. ~ i'OV
Jonas AeTfhIm ,7I5 y, II mop,. 6% MaA 225OO
same Lon. 10 Wli ann nor" Al" ~ 10000
Koem"T Sur1lsr and wife T. Paul q Decker cs Con 200
cord ave. u Of sirUngayc. staimenis~- 'Uo
Lesuinassr George TO Mary Buhlcr, cor SthfN" ,,
"a hist, Z wears "'V''
iinG5r %SoTs' @ Ia a'5 .@nts %S ~ year 5000
Lund%st. J2@G va Hf saT@ at4 , , wears ~ 1000
heaTngr yHn;s 7 n of TiH 7SaTe months OOu
SAM to nelg, g. A"ha'i $50 ''' ''o 81 coo
6o.r J,'r,s to ,anc same property mouths q 900
S%ane % TO ,y AuE'Su"S o, s''' ''"'' y 900
Mel rlQch I,aaC 8ud SOlOn on and their I'VE. 10
IsS,. yhI,'S" 'o'S''"' " ''' -. $4,000
Ramsey hoda aui wife 10 the Globe FIRE Insurance roo
COIui,a s.. u l2'th II, W or Gih ave months Oo"
Rulaud Jennie l. and hu- ana 10 Nathaniel y Boih.
ton others. CNCCutJfs etc. l3Ath 81 " "I -,
eth 3 months I''op
st"nyid' ay ( Iyri yr' rs 10 mug" = ""''' 800
IapPsg9 9 Js,f T al an MaG.aTe NaIIp % y a 600
Vauucryrrr. John \ and wife to 4 Gcafun, No III 80
William ST. ard 40 "a North " lliamst year. ooo
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
5linatione Wanteo-- GIa!ss

CASHIER, &c.-By a sober, reliable and
~ energetic man. OF twenty years practical business
experience cashier and teller in banking Offices
necoD with coal interests keep books best references
Address S. H. w, 25i West 2ithst, New'York.
EARDENER.-By q married man, English;
~ children; 20 years practical experience with green
houses hot and cold gapcnes fruit flowers and vegetables
has thoroughly learned farming and Of
fancy stock wife would take charge OF day and poultry
which fully understands good city reference Call or
address J. b., No 43l Vest 33d.st
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Real gsiaie 10 Gffbanse.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
Factory buildings, and fifty eight leases three
lots 24th.st, lOth-ave. JAMES CoNDlE, 22d st
and 9Th ave.
GAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- New.York CITY lots titles perfect Address h. Tribune
UptOHn Office, ]. .23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
proposals.

A MEXICAN SHOAL LIGHTHOUSE, Florida.
~ TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
Proposals Metal Work for Lighthouse Tor American
ShOal Florida
OFFICE THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
Washington, d. C., Dec. q, 1873. !
proposals win be received az TINS office until twelve
2) O'clock Thursday January 1879 from IRON mannfac'
turers for furnishing Metal work OF Lighthouse Tor
American ShOal Florida Plans specieaons I0rms OF pro-
pOsas information may be obtained iIom the un
der signed, on application by mail or in person;
@e' - - PETER {. HAMS,
Major Of Engineers. u. =. A.,
Engineer Secretary. Lighthouse Board.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Gi!n DroperIp 90 Eel.

Ul!n IJropftIn 90 LtL
MICE SECOND FLAT seven rooms, kitchen
~ and pr vatc hll delightfully."- situated: Gvcrooginy
Central Park; rent *35. Apply premises 20 Eist sjtt
or ". p. O'CONNOK, - Pincst.
CTEAM POWER TO LET-For manufac-
y tuning purposes rcasonab!e Unlimited povc
floor or in space applicants high ceilings
andWel lighted foot Of Delaney ast hyrr five
story brick building. 2OOxl5O feet iontng Delaney
cey ST. the Office Of the singer Manufacturing Company
81 Unonsquare n. y
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21

Brookipu Heal GslIIc for sale.
EOR SALE or EXClIANGE-Thc house aud
! about lots 81 ground the southeast corner OF
Cmi0n and GTcrncavc-. Brooklyn: opportunity rarely
of the best plots tie most braGtiiu
avenue i'm tIOOkln. d. II. STONE
1872 Broad Nay NcN-NO
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday Dec. 20 1878.
The following sales were held at the Tx
change salesroom to-day:
Bv HO,ed,d W. ooabs e,d.,
'it e q BTo.Gway lot 25IiOO6 VIM 90 ,e
lhOrn' rn'''''''''''iB,l1i By i: g. C. s. Byo,cn
s' sTe W. D,s si fS f sof s5ths 24sT7Si Pnck
Bq Richard Z iHaIast; oot,
Of eStl st. 2oT65: Chas d ADAMS 7oi
By D. D. NJ N SEA SS9lgqn; "a cs stable with
lot No 576 West 3Sthst S. 100 # Of "thaVe' ,4o
lot 2O.2I9S9 EbeuEer L. Ferry .......'''''''''' WV
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERa
SEW-roRK CITY.
Sf sO ana sl oaG aGG Others SSs 1Sh &
,oo, van 3,o :, ot Ave.I oxlooi0 Engene
II Pomeroy referee. to the New York LIE ihSur sOt
waS inGe st toTEa2gYi 1HS gi7 and No ~ North wiamst
John Vaneam and wife to James Bishop "n' 800
Same prcPeTty; S James Rlshop Harriet Wander
,asy6st e,T eHess IN g7s ''f It OF boulevard 5OI9oi
Anne Flynn and husband to N Mary Flynn Flynn ran
gan and husband to Rose Connolly ON, o,son
3t go e Of S S9ays tsvS slis lss7SssS Ss SisC John
referee TO AThpT DeaRo lS MssIs ,r and
o wie 10 " sir cnr iO0x 100 xrreguar; David
Thomson referee, to John ii FredereA anu an q 5oC
5t,st @ansr 3 between Ave b and Xye.C dot No 6Ol
Catarine Roller TO John Roller Is 81 IN, II Fred
1l3ds = S534 IL w, w o. @ o.aEe ~ lane ;owcn - $3.50
35st 40 "a We Henry MoEaR and ana lSOOC
116tlIst tj Il OF lst.ave, lS7xltG Henry III An
derso referee to the NewfoIk lo i"Su."" ecOC
ll6thst S. $50 lO2 It c of lstaye. S1ExiOJ,iU
Henry j. anderson 10 'o Inv 5000
lOth.aye \ v cor oi 7Jth.st, lJuxlOO; EdWaIn Bau
W n and another trustees, etc, q Amos Il fio...
I7hsI 80 m sa sSt 70 1ES Ian" 2sOOt
57th.si s. $50 II 7th.lve, 25ylOh5. and alsns
1 40 ,S t Of 10 n Jaes 2sOOC
81 at n = 2GJ n W of Sthay", 2U<lpu5, ana also II
6gihsf 3i5 Il W Of l0thayc, SONlOOi GeOroe
swain and wife 10 Mary +. Mason ....-..--.-.-'..
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Gounlrp iJroperIp 90 Get.

AT ORANGE, n. -NeighbOrhOOd specially
n several desirable furnished and unuri, he'd resieuccs
rent; winter also for low prices easy
terms EDWARD +. HAMILTON, 80 riBo st.. " Y.
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-At Madison.
n. J.; IL depot rent low. Apply 10 j.
4. WEBB, l65 Pearl st., New York