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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
JOSEPH COOK IN BROOKLYM

The Rev. Joseph Cook lectured at the Brook
Ign Music Hail last night "Caricatured Christian
Truth" The audience was not large in numbers but
gave close attention to the speaker The doctrines re-
feed TO a. curiCatured those relating the Trim
ty punishment, aIth, inspiration aud atOnement
Many persons. the lecturer said, LOOK upon God
three separate p,rsOns-Fatner, Son and Holy Spirit
TnaI g. they worship Gods. While there
per Ons or "a her subsl~tences, there are not
three personalities, bur the rays OF the
sun CONAN light, heat and chemical power,
aud all three the wnlte light.
there Is confusion as 10 the meaning OF the word ith
ana IL often cCufUuudrd with belief There Is differ
euce betwe, BELLE and Def IN. One signifies assent
tn. utuer, consent. believe what almost any Con-
gresham may say; / Uelrve in AOragan Lincoln.
No doc rue frequently carcatured than that OF
future punishment My that the soul that sins IL
likely forever the soul that II pure Is Likely to be
yer HauIt Is such III this world thut he who Is
holy long will likely be holy longer and be who Is evil
uug will key be EVIL longer IL would hardly be pos
slbe 20 make Bryant out ut a Tweed, and
vet am no fltahst. Inc Bible not IN
alnble ~ regard to D0IAny chemistry geology, but
defy ntlde l. v TO fud false unwhUlrsOme religious
truth III II. That - my wow OF ITS inspiration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
LIE NOZZE DI FIGARO.

If audiences at the opera were ruled less
by rcaG fashion and more by real love fol music
might astoushed that the performance last hsht
was not Witnessed by an OVERLOOKING mouse. For there
event wei, ordered opera season to winch con
noisseurs look forward with pleasure
tuau the periodic revival OF "The Marriage
of Figaro" The grand works Of the new
school, ike "Lohengrn" and "TannLduser" excite
curiosity OF class OF music lovers ana iniiamc
the Imagination OF another; while hackneyed produc-
passing school are always weicOme To Ger
tain people VINO stll find freshness and novelty IN the
"TroyatOge" But all of love Mozart, There Is no
conflict OF parties, divergence OF irrccouclaic
theories over his beautiful creations. They
satisfy all tastes; they fit ali moods whether
we are sad merry lind here the music which SUITS
our temper and narmonIzcs with our emotions. There
are forms expression Of course, In MOZarts operas
which Lave gone out OF daJc But 40 not weary OF
them any than tire OF the httle aTch"isn7
which add pquancy 20 the lyrics Of HercR and srJoun
suckng-auy than tire OF au oldiaslioncd cap
and ruilcs that set OF the jresh face o. pretty
woman. The Marriage Of Figaro" most exquisite oil
all the comic operas In the world, viii hold our ailec-
tions until we nave lost RELISH for everything that Il
pure aud delicate in art From its perennial melodies
patterns OF grace and symmetry, IRON ITS light but Gle
giant orchestral score, very flower garden OF poetic
fancy exuars fragrance which only grows softer and
more delicious with age.
The multitude of plePsUTe-SCekers would crave II more
II they il better, and DOUBT they won have OPP
porunity Of knowing 1t bctterf it were not so difficult
an opera produce. II needs three prma dOnna'. not
10 speak the three hartones basses, and its difficult
concerted numbers fnc H. texture that trhe would
rum them require labOrous preparation. In many
respects MI. MdpesOn's company does 1t ample
Justice sympathetic and painstaking con-
duclor, an admirable orchestra and chorus, aud a
decent stage clements OF strength which count or
much in the representation OF such work. Miss IlauGs
lfpd
one Of the most intelligent, attractive and cOng"nia OF
our yOuDg country I0,"s and OF the best
presentations Of MOZarts fascinating PAGE that we nave
seen anywhere. The "Voi che sapete is OF course
her principal number. She delivers the charming
song with truly charming expression, with simi hcy
with purity OF and style, and last night she was
obliged to repeat II. Her action is invariably viyacous
without YuIgarty exravagance. Nine. sinico gave
lively and pretty persOnatiOn OF Susanna, and Mile.
Parodi was the Countess. Del Pueute has done few
things better than his AiDiGriua, and Gaass-gOOd In
everytbng-was a capital Figaro Besides these primo
pal characters would be unfair not 10 mention Nine.
Labacbe whose acting the small part Of Mdreeiiina
ought to be held up to imitation study IN the I'M
pOrtant art of doing little things we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
A BOLD BURGLARY Ar KINGSTON

KINGSTON, n. Y, Dec. Gone of the bold
est burgaries committed In this city took pace
here Tuesday night. The residence Of Mrs. Jennie
Hume, on EmendOrf-st., entered by unknown per-
sons and 81 800 money stolen while the family
was asleep. Mrs. Hume says: 81 retired on Tuesday
night at the usual hour; that afternoon I had re-
ceiyed I'll 800 man from ZdnesYe, ONO, IN pay
ment of Old debt to NY Iather, now deceased. L
placed money my trunk between some quits,
eng the trunk. also placed loaded revolver on
table near the bed. | then went 70 bed; my
husband was , out, and did not return until
m dnignt Ny iist recollection after this was
hearing noise the door, when proved 10 be my bus-
band. He found upper window Open and everything
about the room state Of confusion at once dlscoy,
cred the money had been stOeu ana various articles or
dress ana sLyerware lay scattered about the
floor, as II the robbers hid suddenly He'd IN
alarm. And I'm adjoining room, wDere my grand,
mother Mrs. p Hendricks, sleeping, II was f0uhd
hat thieves had reached the foot Uf her ped ana
pulled down a lot OF dresses and some silver
Wedding presents Nothing DesIues the money
SEEMS TO have been taken away, however The tluuk
containing the money in an unOccullcd
chamber adjoining any sleeping apartment Mrs Hame
states tuity when she Oac se experienced NeIJ
strange sensation Of dIDwsness aud uausea Whlch was
also felt by aud he conclusion Is tab
they CHI JIIDed MIS-. Hume suspects thal the
man who paid her tue money mad share IN tie DurS
AIRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
ISSUES THAT CANNOT BE IGNORED"
IN. ..-..... L-.-.. -..... -...-

The Democrats have learned that the party
gains nos 900. uv Wratcucd attempts to make point
capital 40 Nasriugtob. TuDr leaders have eNuID-
Iicu fatal facility for making mistakes, aEC Tue T.
verses OF the recent eject may be traced 40 thrsc
nIuulrr5 and 10 IA. * uDsuIrs maze hy me TRIBUNE
The FOTIc. Committee invited sccoudcuIutd VII
cssrs TO lie stand; TabCd IA" Sums To- the tta'
mony Of perjurrr- which 10 degrade or damage + 10
specta bic prou.c has carefully avoided the chan
urls information which 1t uIEh lud tue proofs O.
iraul and corruption against ilcr Uw' Idi ushs.
They have been more anxious u make case than 10
discover the trutH aud IN doing have dcsoycd puJ
lie ufdeucc IN their met .ods and their Obj Ct. Tue
Democrats may hone TO regain their IO-t position p5
diligence IN business and sudden deviation to tho gen
raj welfare but with tuc cIphrrs muYcstigacd, GIr
the charges OF Southern buIduZlng uncha,lCugtd,
thoy VIII fool, IN vain for popular NpTcssl,n in then
layOr aud ucXt c.cctOus viii leave them more In
the yOCatiyC than Z sr las.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07


BELIOn THURSDAY the inst Mary Jane wife OF Law
son b. Bell ana dan Of the late Randolph LOwerre.
Funeral from her ate residence 81 Wet 4hst sunday al
RsotIyes and family invited attend with
out further notice.
BLACHLY-At Morris town, ~ J., Thursday, December 5
Bayard p. Blachly In the SSta year OF ,s age 49,. -
srvloos at hs lao .oience IN Aorsto"n on MONDAY DO
Tian caves ew. YorS. foot Barelayst. at lo:IO
Friends o. the deceased aIeAVed W S'Vonu "'u'
Cincinnati papers please COPY.
DAVIDSON THURSDAY evening, December ., 1873, Kau
Noble only child Of James r. and Mary A DAVIES aged
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
her funeral IRON the Presbyterian Church
tDr Robinsons Madison ave, corner 53d.St Monday
9Th INST. at IL Friends are kindly requested not t
send flowers.
FAIRFIELD-At Hudson, y. Y, on Tuesday December 8
Funeral his late residence ON Monday December al
D. ~
GIBB-suddenly Thursday evening. Mrs Harriet, be
loved wife OF John Gipb. - -. o-
Brooklyn, sunday. the Sth INST, at O'Clock.
HOwELLAt Newark. n. j. on the Sd INST, Theo p Howell
neTs services from the Park Presbyterian Church.
ylleaye. saturday, the 7th lust, at p ~ IT'S kindly TO
quesed that no flowers be sent
UAwLFY-On Dece rber T. Edward NJ infant OF Sarah
[. and Oscar +. Hawley ir.
HAwLEY-on December 6, sarah c. wife Of oscar F. Haw
Sc Wees at 90 Marcysve Brooklyn, E. d. sunday Deeem
Intermeat at MilIers Place, l., Monday. Deeembero
HOAGLAND--In BROOKLYN on Friday December g. 1873 10
seph c. youngest Of Joseph C. and Caroline NJ Hoag
RELATIVES ana friends family respectfully nvtot 20
atteId funeral from the residence OF MS parents NO
1855 Quincy ST.. Monday. December o. ~ IL O'Clock
PECK-In Brooklyn, Deccmbe o. Carrie A. only daughter
OF the Rev. J. l.. and Eliza II. Peck aged 70 yedr.-
Funeral the residences Of her parents $50 McDon
The remains will DC taken TO Bridgeport for nterment on
Monday
T,UCKER-op FRIDAY December g. 1873 Georgia Virginia
daughter OF Or. Carlos p and George NJ. Tuck r -,
Funeral serves thG Te'ae5Is OF hf arss sSussa
that 80 flowers be sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
MORE BRIGHTEN d THAN HURT

Five young men among whom were two
Knran brothers, met Thursday evening at
slxll-aye. auu feminist, about O'clock
ana there became engaged IN wrangle
Blows we're struck right aud left Au unknown man
Was nucd down, aud kicked IN the face ana auuu the
bniy lie warde of toe blows as well Us he cOu d. and
rising ON one knee, drew a rryolyer aud fired AT
-, h suuey kiirun, who fell BACKWARD, saying,
/" I'm gone" HIS brOtueF caught hin In his rms
A sound Of the shooting, the crowd. which had
creased tn about 100, scattered IN all directions
Kiruu boiieying that ms brother was fatally
shot, took him into saloon on tue corner.
Upon examination, however IL was found that the bl
had cut thruug "A thick overcoat ana undercoat, and
lodged IN leather pocKe,-bOOk. No arrests have been
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
DIR. DAMRoscHs SYMPHONY CONCERT

The public rehearsal for the second concert
OF the Symphony Society NewYOrk. which was held
at steluw4y Hail on Thursday afternoon b ought to-
gether large and astic audience and the per
fornance promised excelently for to-nght's concert
Tae programme Of which detailed mention mas already
been made in these columns, comprises the symphony
I'm g. By Haydn tNo in tho Peters edition.. the NTH
piano concerto OF Beethoven, played by Mr. Max
Primer Beriozs King Lear" overture. n Norwegian
melody for string orchestra, by svendsen an allegro by
Handel and the Kamarinskaia," by Glnka, and Men
delssohn's " Flugal's Cave overture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
GENERAL GENT IND 1880.

BosToN, Dec. Ga letter has been sent to
a prominent Republican in Boston from New-York
politician saying that General Grant will surely be
candidate for the Presidency 10 1880 and that the first
demonstration in bis favor will be made IN Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
con- COMBINATION PROSPECTS.

The general opinion among coal men ycster-
day was that the days of the coal combination are
ondtd. IL stated that several companies now In
the ASSOCIATION were anxious 10 have Il terminatcI.
and that 1t WAS too l,to TO talk Of Ton n-
a new combination. Samuel Sloan, president ~
the Delaware, Lackawanua and Western Company,
stated that had been ia favor OF combination
lnd that a. went into tho present HgaILsl his VII
10 Irheyed tuat 10 would Us UuCu tetcI Tor tuC UI'
rem coal companies 20 conduCt cir own ah'irs on
strict business principles ana not 'o be- haDpered IN pro
ductIun or price b. mOnIiiUu Iuics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
rnE sALE oF A NEwPoNr CorrAGE.

NEwPoRT X. l., Dec. 6.-Mrs. $. p. Ludlum,
OF Baltimore, has purchased from Dir. Thatcher NJ
Adams. Of Hew-YOrk. his summer residence. Including
lOs 974 square feet OF land, Marne-aye for $4,000
II Il expected that Mr. Adams Will either build or pur-
chase another cottage lie has been permanent sun
mer resident for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
MiDNIGHY WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.yypODsis Jar tie past - h)IUT

WASHINGTON, Dec. T. / n. m.-The barOmc-
ter is low IN Noya Scotia and j. highest 81 the North
west Occasional light snow has fallen I'm the Lake r.
gon and OIio Valley. Nnrtuwestcrly winds prevail II
The Northwest and Upper Llkc region. OLiO Valley.
Mode States AMI New England and southc. ~ In the
Gull states Toe temperature has risen IN The Gulf and
North Atlantic States .iuci nearly stationary IN The
Liver Lake Region and Middle states, aud osc"Aerr
has fallen.
Indications
For New ENGLAND. colder Gear or partly CLOUDY
weather winds mostly uorfuwr,ty higher pressure
For Middle Atlantic States, colder. clear or partly
cloudy weather; winds mostly uUTtAerly higher pres
The temperature win fan below freezing the canal
regions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

liquor in Futon-st acting in disorderly manner, In
sulng ladies' and kicking roeers' wares into the
gutter When Sergeant Lamb arrested Nerney, Murray
ran INTO the street aud hurled several stones at
the officer. The two men were sent TO laI Tor tD
days each for drunkanuess. When released they VIII
be charged with larceny, malicious mischief indecent
exposure and assault and battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
PEoMINENI ARRIVALS

FiNh drenur Hotrl-SenatOr George f. TIoar and
Representative ". W. Rice OF MASSACHUSETTS, Representa-
I'VE frank Hcock OF syracuse aud Judge Charles Mason
Utca b. II. Hill,
1siOr H0useThe Rev. Joseph Cook. Of B0stOn....
IN y q Thomas @. Alv0ri, Of syracuse, aud oonel
JOhn NJ Wilson, U, = A-.---d iDsHiHrs 4IDsNGoVernOr
G. X Irserso, Of Connecticut Stpreraat housePro
lessor Locke Rich lriso Gilgey HOuse-Sen-
atOr ". w. Rockwell, OF Gene Fals, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

away with their influence. II Il plain enough That the
disclosures have been sufficient to effectuay lay our
that good old man. Ttlden, as II he were "stln al
ready OF the Morgue, With white rag tying up ms uh-
der jaw. II is not conceived that this tact !. very dsa
greeable 10 the Democracy generally for Mr. Tllden y
too cold and unsympathetIc unite people to himself
By anything OF a sensational nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
AN ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Mrs. Mary Burns, Of No. 81 West Thir-
feminist, was knocked down at Thrty-elgnthst and
Park-ave last night by Philip Doyle of No. 314 East
Twenty VINO attempted TO rob her. Officer
GOt, vi the TweDty-firsJ Precinct, who heard the
wOmans for Lep, captured Doyle aud lodged lin
III tue Thirty-hftB Street Police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
TIE RUILDOzEE's VISION or PEACE.
Jr.t, gTIa sf,.. g-.5r- n T.vrs,T fTJrf,l

Senator Blaine lost no time in raising the
whOO. TAr resolutions he introduced ~ thc son r
Iuesd WI. probably uass, bat the drbuir ~ likely
tors are equals In oba.r Of the X publ az"
Soulh Carolina viii not be- without champion. Sen"-
Bla ne expects to fuu the South CamUaiCn me-
terii for 1850. bu he VIII be disappointed. The pace
iu condition Of the south. and COutrumcut Of tr
col,r,d people viii make tie Democratic record white
as snow long before the next Presidential election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

THE GUICHE-ROTHsCHILD MARRIAGE,
PARIS, Friday. Dec. o, 1873.
The Duke de Guiche, son of the Duke de
GramOnt, was to-day married Mile. de Rothschild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
KNOWS THE FOLLY OF SITTING STILL.
IN. WI. L-LL .LLE

Our lively contemporary, Tie Commercial
Advertiser. thinks tue silnanon IN "n n,n, W.
publication OF the cipher dispatches Is nor peasiu
one Tue situation will be much more unpleas
ant II tue Democratic party does not prove. by search
my Investigations thai has neither pt nor lot In tha
dsgraCefu Intrigue of Samuel j. TGCns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
THE GREATEST WONDER or ALL.

All the signs indicate that the Republicans
IN Congress ginning 10 show better lc"hng ~,
ward Inc Pre-. ileut and Gt soon 10 have I'c
feast Toe Little FIRMLY trouble hat was so nucrdbI
wear ago rus now Grftrd INTO Jhat kind OF ntluerch
that prccclrs the kiss and m4kc-up between NON an
wife ana lovers. The Rc'UhlcaDs OF %" country VIZ
JOIN in the hug. THE TRIBUNE cipHers arc OrinSIh-
abOut wonderful resulLs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
A FUNNY DEFENCE OF FERNANDY.

The Hon. Fernando Wood is not always az
discreet as IA dOode-bug. nor cautions AS nig sun
flower. As leader We nave not often felt callrd upon
admire him, bus the charge Of tue Republican new.
papers he deposited his foot in IL on MONDAY We
lie Joined with Hayes the bloody srt section VI
his message IS MOI sust. ined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
A CALIFORNIA VIEW OF THE CIPHERs.
From the san ETdneisoo Aita California tEspJ

The effects OF those cipher dlspatches,WnlCn
THE NEW-l IRIBONE puD,isGed, vain their fanSd.
Ions lad such disastrous cnecl uICn The prospects OF
the Democracy III The NOV 6bcr elections, that their
LEADER, nave been very uluch shahen up by them an
ter results upon the people, anu they are now ana
nave been for some time, cOncOctng pans Tor uOiuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
DEATH OF SENIOR RIyFRo.

LONDON, Dec. IA special dispatch to
The Daily Aeos from Madrid, says: "senor Rivero
chef Of the PrOgressists aud Democrats, Is dead"
lFUr other f0rsiqn Nsics see FiTst PIgsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
SHiP NhH&
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK .........Dec 9.
str Agiers Hawthorne. Galveston Nov 49, to Bogart q
Str Charleston Berry Charleston DAYS, TO ouin'
DISASTERS
WARRINGTON Dec 1.-THE signal Corps Station at Allan
tic CIV n j. reports that large three masted
schooner is ashore miles north Of the station Name un
known.
The Signal Service Little Egg HabOr reports that
bark Mhemne, grounded Little Egg Harbor Bar
The Wreckers previously reported anchored
there abandoned her
CFor ether SHIP Ee,cs see B,qhm PagGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
LONDON BANKERS ALARMED.

LONDON, saturday, Dec. 2 1878.
The report of the failure of the West of
England Bank has seriously affected business. and the
banks are tgain rengthening their reserves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
WORSE THAN THAT-TT WOULD BE FATAL
From The Philadelphia Press tRep)
Il 2: .o,.,...,.J 1T tI,o o;nI., bisnatch npOOl(

2
have ngrnously fitted "A new key 10 heir messaA ana
wi eudeavor 10 prove that THE TRIBUNE TRANSACTIONS
were incorrect The result of such experiment ltNe
were II praccaDe) would be more amusing than con
Vincing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

The Russian Baths, No ls Latayeepace cure diseases
nv Dreyenug It's aBuIoIcu Local and inhamma
tons OF every kud immediate rel et skin diseases
CHS co ds rheumatism heBralca intermittent and bilious
fever sCrOfua aud bronchitis will ind Judgment
sysem secured against by perfect cleanliness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
TEE AFGHAN sITUATION.

III ATUTIAN HIIUAIIVN'
LONDON. Saturday, Dec z, 1873.
The TelegrdpPs Lahore correspondent says
that General Roberts will probably Winter on
the heights east OF the Peiwar Pass. His
victory detaches 10000 nOn-orthodOx Mussumans
from the Amrer's authority According TO pri-
vate information, these Mussulmans are already
sending levies into the British camp.
ia reported that the KnoOrd-Cabui tribes are only
kept from deserving the Amrer y the presence Of uoops
Two Europeans were seen among the defenders OF
Peiwar An Afghan general has presented himself at
Peiwar Ten days more or clear weather are auticf
pated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 7, l p. m.-The movements OF
the barometer very irregular Yesterday consid-
cradle decline being recorded just be The fall OF
few haRcs OF snow. The temperature has rsen and the
amount OF moisture N The ua- been increased.
Colder and clear OF partly cloudy weather LOaY be eX-
pected III this CITY aud vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

For washing anneIs there IS nothing equal PYLE's
h. soar send grocer try 3j Washingtonst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO. |
Y

Gam. So Moor 40 . p NJ 4O'. MIDNIGHT 81
Highest duTnP me dav. 40 Lowest ~:
Average. SEA same day, 1877. aga,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07

HSTVKDAN December 7. 1878. viii close h t1is . 1cS
IN WEDNESDAY, az 1850 a. tu tor Europe by steamship
AbVua via Queenstown correspondence Tor France W bs
forarled by this specially addresse and
al 1880 france direct by steamship 81 Laurent,
wa Havre; on THURS DAY ~ 10 4. TOT Europe, ~
sfeansnp CITY OF NewYOr via queen
Tor Germany and France be Waded this steamer
must he specially addIeSset and - Tor Europe by
stsanshu Fisia. via Plymouth CherOOurg au1 Hamburgi
on SArU RDAY. 1870 a. Tor Europe. by steamship
eimauc wa Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany aud
ScoAn 10 be forwarded uy this steamer specially
ddressedi and ll:3O GERMANY bY steamship
Rhein wa southampton and sieuen oiespondenee ior
Britain and the COnnsqt forwarded thls
steamer specially addressed and at ~ tor
scotland direCt. ny steamship Bolivia. wa 2sgow. The
byssna CITY NeWiOTk mi UermaDc DO not
mails cot Denmark Sweuep ahJ MOI SaF The nails or
InleS Brazil aud Argentine leave Newly ORR De-
cepber mails HaYt and JainA,a leave NeNfufk
DeeemDer5 The ails fOr Havana saye New York Decem
her me mails Ch japan e1ve Francisco De-
cenber IL The Australia leave San FraAclsco
THOs l. JAMES Postmaster.
PostOfice sew.Yor November 80. Is1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
N.4ERIER

At - Petersburg, Russia, satur
day November O. IN the Brish AID American Church by
the Rev b. j. Hail. EdwarJ H. SDalding to Leonlne Rooch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-07
6ueeial Notifies.

For coughs, colds. olChts &c. use the great English
remedy, rATI CPS COUGH LOZENGE rs. They have been
tested for years and afford spe dy and certain relief
sold By all druggists. = ice so cents. sent by mail
4. FOUOERA & Co, New.H"Tk, Agents
Mans NISSAN on Earth-A thorough Medical Treatise,
Indicating Confirmed Disabilities may De removed Inc
experience years study. observation aud pOiesonA
prac c showing the that Wi insure hesI Jod NAN
hood gthene5 Vitality ana siund cOnlluohs OF hat
been OyertAxed powers sateuent
OF he Obstacles Marriage, aud OF tue means u remove
thn Nv mail zoe cnrrenCy postage stamUsl Address
src'y Muyeum Anatomy and seence l. 40 BrOad@aY Ny
pyute OF cture yarcOcee,
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