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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
CIVIL NOTES,

Rafaele GiuratO was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Gilderseeve the Court Of General Sessions TO
three years in State Prison, for grand larceny.
Judge Van HOesen, in the proceeding of
Michael H. eastman 10 have Fernando Woods house
and stable removed from seventy-seventh-st. and
Tlsyenthave so that there be free to the
plaintiffs lots, has decided against Mr. eastman
Judge Van Worst decided yesterday, in SUI
ureme Court Special Term the suit Of Joseph TTow,
trustee against Carrie s shannon eKecutrx OF Madame
Regteli He finds that TrOws claim against Madame
Rcscl has foundation either as executor or trustee
In the contest of the will Of Mrs. Sarah
Parker in the Kings County Supreme Court yesterday,
the Rev. DR.. f. S. Porter, Of the Bedford Avenue Re-
formed Church. testified that he considered Mrs Parker
incompetent 10 make viii ON account OF mental disOr-
ganZatOn.
Joseph f. Isaac was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Field and OCOnnOr and held in $500 bail
The arrest is said TO the first arrest made under
the usury law The complaint, made by J. Carroll says
that in August 1874. Isaac lent $50 at per cent
month. made loan OF - IN 1870 nj the same RATE ana
q loan OF $50 at per cent a month IN 1876
John w. Mant has applied to Judge Bar
rett 70 prevent Herman Uni, receiver OF the German
UPTOWN Savings Bank from selling bonds Of Sprngport
Cayuga County purchased by the bank The petitioner
as supervisor Of the town. that these bonds have
been declared invalid by one court ana though there Is
an appeal, asks delay. Judge Barrett granted stay
until December 20
Several persons indicted by the United States
Grand Jury for seudiug lottery slips through the mails
were arragred before Judge Benedict yesterday Henry
p Jones and william y. Mccall pleaded guilty Jones
was fined 800 and Mccall $500 In the cases Of IT, A.
Louter A. O. Jackson, and John Dun, eX-Judge Often
hOefcr raised the points as before Commissioner
Shields, and decision was reserved
In the suit of Matthew McKeOn against
Henry Kearney, executor OF Michael McKeon and
others, Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court, Special
Term filed yesterday his decision. The main question
is Oh requests 70 charities Judge Van Worst holds that
beauest of So 600 the Missionary Congregation Of
St Paul h good but an additional gift Of 500 Is void
because Its provisions not fulfilled. bequest OF
$4,000 70 the Catholic Publication Society VOID as it
was not Incorporated and another OF $1,000 for the
Little Sisters OF the Poor is also declared void for IN
dehuiteness To settle the other questions an account
ing Is ordered.
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CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION,

Pauline Honor, the daughter of Andrew
Honor Of No As Presdentst, Brooklyn, left her home
on November 10 20 attend ball at the house Of William
Smith swede who lives AT No Beach-pace. She did
not return home and her father upon inquiry learned
that there had been ball at Smiths house and that his
daughter had been there. Mr. Honor Thought that
smith had been instrumental in taking his daughter
AWAY Subsequently he learned that she had been at
the house Of Mrs TalfOrd No 636 HtcEss Thence the
Girl was traced to Mrs Carey's house in Smttn-s and
was brought back to her home. The next morning she
went away again and has not since returned. About
two weeks Mr. Honor caused the arrest OF Smith and
Mrs TalfOrd the charge of aDducting his daughter
Tue hearing the had before Justice Senior
yes terday. Testimony was gwen by MI Honor and b;
the examination was then adjourned until Monday.
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TAXATION OF SCRIP DIVIDENDS.

The directors of the Williamsburg Gasllght
Company, in January, 1870 and January ana july
1871 authorized the issuing TO the stockholders OF GER
tfcates amounting to 81 100000 declaring the holders
interest in the property OF tho company aud promising
the payment of interest The Brooklyn Board OF asses
sors claimed that this scrip dividend" was not dent
1T mart ~ the comnopy's assets and therefore sub
ect 10 taxation The company obtained writ oi cer,
Orar 10 have proceedings OF the assessors reviewer
Inv the General Term Of toe supreme Court contendhg
that the certificates represented money EXPENDED Ou OF
the earnings of the company wtlch properly usougou
70 t6e stnckb0ders as profits On the other hand II was
argued that the issue Of these certificates did not create
the exstence of The property to which they referred
The General Term has Just rendered decision hlnrm
ing the action of the The opinion was Wit
fen by Judge Gilbert who says that tue statute on the
subject makes the capital stock OF the COMPANY aD 10
taxation nj its actual value, together with ITS surplus
profits or reserved funds exceeding 10 per cent oil It's
capital
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Geoa! Noilccs.

IN the matter of the application OF the At
Il tOrney. General Of tho state Of Ncw-NOrk
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. OF the Ci;y Of No"-lork
In The matter OF tho application Of the Attorney General OF
the Slate Of New-iork
THE GUARDIAN MUTTAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of NCw-lOIk city.
In the matter Of the application the Attorney General OF
the State " NcW-A OTk
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of the CITY 81 New YORK.
In the matter OF the application Of the Attorney General Of
the state o. New. y oTk
THE WIDOWS, AND ARRfF1mlnHsiH BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY. OF the City OF Nowfork.
In the matter OF the application OF the Attorney Of
the state Of Sew-iOTk
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of the CITY Of syracuse n. Y.
TO THE PoIICYHOLDERs and CREDITORS Of Each
and Of Any OF the ABONL-NAMED COMPANIES; In
ceedings special tom of The supreme Court held at The
chambers Nj Justice LandOnat the city OF schonectadyGn
Office OF the County Of scheme ady on The ssld
eleventh day OF November 1873 you aud tach 0tyOu poy
persons interested IN policies ~ said companies OF er
hereby notified 10 become parties 10 the precnas
above entitled against slch com any as YOU may no'a
in or have claims againry aud to eAhDt your clams'
already presented 70 the nm ierGned receiver 3gelnt
undersigned The Receiver on or before tIr gay oi
Nav 1879 at the ONCE Of the Receiver NO 252 Broadway In
the CITY Of New York be rel from any distribution u
De made under the decree 20 be made bercin
deposit Of the policy and last with the Receiver
sufficient presentation of any and all claims thcroundeTbut
shall not debar the tcceyer Referee from Tequr
their opinion may required IN furthcancc Of justice
This published In Obedience the requirements OF
HENRY r.. PIERsON. Receiver.
ONCE 252 Broadway, NewYork. MA lawCmTh
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nsd BIZ samuel Jone. for appellants

Steiner respondent argued By Samuel Jones for
submitted Correspondent
No Lowery respondent agt The B50okyyn
and Newton Railroad Company appellant argued D Sto
phen H. DIN for appellant and Daniel p BARNARD iof TO
spOndcnt -, -.
L Shaw and another respondents Judgment by deiani
No. 56.Robert Hill respondent, ag PeteI n ~
pellant argued by A w. Mills for appellant f. H. Nesry or
respondent -. c,...,..
No ll4JOhn Harris and another appellants sgt Chares
p Burdett and respondents argued by r. d. ho
Carthey for appellants e. Burre for respondents case
still on. - ,o-a -. 7.s
Day calenda for Thursday December H. 1878 Nos loo
141, a, 200, Ii5, LAG, i47. Jas.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IO.-In the United States su-
JTeme Court today the following business was transacted
motion OF James Grant Mr. H. Sherman, VI 81 Joseph
Mo. WAS admitted 70 practice. -
No SO-Rush Burgess, collector etc, panuH IN error,
against Vim. NJ L. Salmon ct aETror 10 Jnitoa 5taleb
Oeut Court for the Eastern District OF virginia me only
question raised cause whether act OF Congress
lakes snee ron the beginning Of the day on whch II ~ a
proved by Tie President only from the hour when
me iltsdehhal signature is actually a1nned. As
J.. Bury ell for defendant In error
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Proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS

DEPARTMENT CITY WORKS
BROOKLYN. Dec. q, 1878. !
CTREET LIGHTING.-SEALED PROPO-
- SAILS win be received the OF city
of before the l7th day OF Deccm
her 1878 o'clock for lighting the streets, &c, Of
said CITY, with gas Illuminating material device
the year 1879
Sptccations forms proposals and all needed nforna
to win be ven on appl 90 the Bureau Of Streets aud
Supplies 80 Municipal Department Building Brooklyn
r. \. MASSEY, President
Attest. D. L. NoRTHUP. Secretary.
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6ilndtlons Wants0-- females.

A WELL-EDUCATED YOUNG LADY. a
IN stranger In the city with best references az 10 eharacte
would Ike 20 procure employment Of Kind not mena
ADDRESS N ." Tribune uptowp ONCE 23s broadway.
AT MAURICE LINDQUIST'S SWEDISH
IA SERVANTS OFFICE Gilmores Garden. corner 27lh
It, and 4thave swedish French and German servants 10
males and maesi all Protestants.
T0OK.-By q frst-class cook, who can do
- most any kind Of cooking baking; can bone and
lara make delicious side dishes and leles excellent
city references. call at JACQUINs BUREAU, COZ 9th
ave- 35tl.st.
COOK.-By an experienced economical woman
~ cook IA private family viii assist with washing
best city reference from last employer Cali No 100 West
lIstst. Broadway.
COOK.-By an experienced, economical wO-
- man. VIII assist IN washing private family has the beet
city from last employer l55 West 4sst near
broadway.
TOOK.-By Protestant, who understands
~ cooking all its branches and - excellent baker no
objection best city reference from last place
No. l27 West $50 81.
COOK, &c.-A respectable woman to cook,
wash iron, with daughter 20 do chamberwork and
WAITING references city country wages mod
crate 2l7 East 29th.st, hrst floor
/NOOK.-A good smart cook understands all
" kinds OF cookngj willing 70 assist IN the washing and
ironing good long references city or country S66 bthaVe
near 23dBt, nrst heoT
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-First Lieutenant C..
A. Earnest, 9Th Infantry, has been ordered to report
to the Superintendent OF the General Recruiting Service
10 accompany detachment Of recruits TO The Pacific
coast The Superintendent Of the General Recruiting
Service will 100 recruits to be prepared aud for
wardod under proper charge % Fort Yuma California
for assignment 10 the l2th Infantry
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Gxcnrslons.
ELEVATED RAILWI

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI OPEN FROM $50 A. VI TO II p. NJ
RECTOR STREEI-Neares point for Wall street Ferry,
and connects with cars tor South Ferry
COUKTLAN DTsTREEr-Neares point for Jersey city and
COmmunipaw Ferries. . 90, a. -, $500,
barclay Street Ferry To lIObOken.
CHAMBETs.STREET-N point for Pavonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET Co.,. -,
REIMBURSEMENT point for Desbrossea Street Ferry
Jersey ty and with cars Tor Dc5Dr0ses and
East Grand Street Ferries.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Connects with cars for East and
West. a,-,-.. Co..
Ferry HobOken connecting with cars for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries 49, 49,, -,
FOU RTEENTH SrREEr-Nearest point 10 Union square,
Walacks aud Lyceuu Theatres, Academy OF Music IT.
wing and Tammauy Halls connecting with cars for East
Twenty.thrd and 'Thi, ty.tOurth street Ferries.
TWEEN TYIrHIRDS 81 REET-NcaTest point 10 Bo0lhs, -,
James aud Theatres, Grand Opera House. Gumores
Garlen and Masonic Temple, and Twenty, third street
TuiRTS. TIiIR TREET-Nearest point to Standard,
Iroaiway, and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
san Francisco Mnsrels connecting with cars for Wee'
hawkcn Ferry
FORTY~ ECON DsTREET-Connec with New York Trans
fer Conpany'H cabs FOR Grand Centr-l Depot
FIFTIETH STREET
YEIGHT STREET-Ncartst point for Central Park.
connecting with OF BeIt Line Railroad
For uptown trans take east side stations.
For downtown trains take west side stations
FARE 10 CENTS Except between the hours OF 5:3O 70
1850 a m, and Z D. m, when tho fare is cents. .
WIN. II. GARRISON. President
NJ. VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent
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COuRT OF AppFAIa

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec 11.--In the Court Of Appeals
Wednesday December H. 1873 Present the Hon. Sanford
J.. Church, C. j.. and associates
No l97.-Gyorge Clark, appellant aEt Henry W. Barnes
Others respondents argued By Stevens for appel
lant and submitted for respondents
no. l39-The Marine Bank OF Buffalo, respondents ag
franklin A. Alberger and another, appellants passed
no l22-SQas e. Jessup and 0heTa appelans sgt JheQb
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CAUSE AND ETFECT-Mamma "LOok, Regy,
at the pretty white COW that gives the nice wniic
milk" Little Boy: "And does the pretty brown COW
give us the nice brown coffee, maF-lJudy.
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MARTIN TAYLOR HELD FOB THE GRAND JURY.


Martin Taylor, the Brooklyn contractor, be-
sides the notoriey he gained by his revelations IN
reference to ballot boxes has been twice before Justice
Walsh recently on criminal charges First he had
quarrel with James ODOnnel the proprietor OF pa
rer and after sharp words had passed between them
Taylor struck ODonnell in the face For this assault
he was fined SO Then o'DOnnen charged him with
obtaining 600 copies OF bis paper false representa-
tiODs, alleging, O'DOnnell asserted, that County
Clerk Delmar had commissioned him 70 obtain the pa.
ers for use against Daniel OReiy during the recent
ramnaipn when Mr.. OReilly the Republican ana
Independent candidate for Congress IN the ia District
pgpers The case called by Justice walsh Yestef
Law County Clerk Demar testified that he never ln
tt,Uctej Taylor TO obtain he papers. Taylor held
10 await the action of the Grand Jury He gave BAH IN
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Goal ano noo0.

Umpire WOOD SPLITTERS-Bcst IN the
II United for splitting pine OK 3,a RcS9E snu
for circular. WIN l.. WILLIAMS, No. 10 M 800
EMPIRE WOOD and COAL DEP0T-No.
Il 1870 1852 and ia East 2jthst WM. l.. WILLlAMe.
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C5rales an0 TENDERS.

DRASS OPEN FIRE-PLACES.-Large and
elegant stock OF Tenders Andifons Fire sets Coal
Uods Bellogs &c antique and modern designs suitable
IoI thoHu~y F'S''''' ]. 3, CONOVER co.
~ % S81 and 263 CanAlst
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TT7UTS is TO,GIVE NOTICE: That on the

III
/ 18Th day Of August A. D. 1878. a Warrant IN Bank
aRanst the estate OF ABRAHAM BAUM,
OF CITY ana County OF NewYork and state of YORK
who mas been adudged bankrupt his own petition tat
te payment any deDts and delivery Of any property DeoR
ing To such bankrupt 10 him or tor s use hd ihe uaIr
~ any prOperty forbidden by law; that meet
Inc OF he creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove thef
de6ts and 20 choose assignees Of bus es-
tate M be held Court Of Bankruptcy. TO be holden AT
No 400 broadway in the City OF NewYOk, before Isaac
novton esaaire Register the Slst day Of December.
USJ ~ VoIi',s Sa4 ar 10 O'clock m LOUIS r. PAWN,
NJ q Marshal. ~ Messenger 5Outnerh OnLiSsV Ne"aVA'
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RlarOle ano Slate Mantels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELS.
slafe work PENRHYk SLATE co.
80 Union square, N.Y. l4tlLays aud lIth.stl
Marble and MarDeized Mantels, Gravest0nes;
WI bottom prices A. KLABER ls4 East sthet H. Sdave
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Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
- for The SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK.
In the matter Of HIRAM +. COOPER, bankrupt.-IE
BAYKRPTCYA Warrant Bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the estate OF HIRAM H. CooPEH'
on the County Of New.YOrE, OF tho state OF New
York In said District, adiudged bankrupt upon the Pc
ton his and the payment o. any debts and the
delivery property belonging % said bankrupt TO him or
10 and the transfer Of any property by him arc toT
meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt
t0 prove their debts and choose more assgnees m his
estate will held Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at
No 400 broadway In the Cy Of NeWlOr, IN said District
on the 27th day Of December A. d. 1879 al ~ O'CLOCK
m NJ the Office OF Isaac DAYTON, esquire, one OF the
Re0isterS In Bankruptcy OF said Court
ieoe' I0r1h i. PAWN. Mnrahal-MeEsenger.
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6orses. Carriages, narness. &f.

WINTER HOME for HORSES.-Gentlemen
w owning roldsiers saddle or cgrraEe h9Fs M h
10 send for particulars TO IRVING MERRllL manager Oi
Iougbtol Farm nouutanylie Orange 90, n y OF lhey
NAV address Gon gIS Now.York city Post ONCE.
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Orean 6teGmers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
n The only Transatlantic Lpe sailing under me AMEK
CAN FLAG. Sailing every TIL RSDA ~ from Phladeph@
LORD Give sails THURSDAY, Dec H. . a. H.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carving Belgian and United states Mails sailing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New-York.
SWlTZERLAND sails FRIDAY, Dec. 20 p m
For rates otpassage and other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General AGENTS, ~,
307 Wainutst, Philadelphia 0Z BrOadWey' NeH loLk'
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Batteryplace. NewYork:
ELORIDA VIA CHARLESTON
IL From Pier % North River, az o'clock p. m,
WEDNESDAY ant SAIU RDAN,
mabing connections at Charleston with the a,
MAGNIFICENT NEW IRON STEAMER ST. JOHNS,
for all points in Florida.
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT ,..,.
Through tickets be obtained at all the pIlncp nOtos
ticket offices in the city, and at the office OF the company
Il.I.s NIrfh iNNr
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6ituatlone Uaule0-- alGles

COACHMAN.-By n reliable man thor
~ ouehy understand, his business in every driai lnl
knowledge of horses carriages ami harness ef'oith Ci
hs services VIII ma " ilGht kd
OF unexCeptOnAbe references CSl or auic' D. 1
81 East 35dst.
COACUMAN.-By competent Protestant
" man thoroughly understands ms BUSINESS IN az L.
spccts i've years city reference rom laa Employ u
C. D., Tribune Uptown ONCE 23- bton'""y,
NOACUNAN, &C., COOK.-An Engllshman
AMI lie as Goa ,hnan and gardener and COOK or would
-. mi b,rrr of farm good references Apply or al
dTess 10 AYest l1thst, near Broadwa ------
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By competent,
reliable an Trustworthy MARI man lltl3ushy un,a
stands hi, business In all respects M DC ng ana
mcnded by ate emPi2ygr as 10 pmonais CIV or
try: civil an obging. Call OF address d. 20 fSs' 'o'
NOACUMAN and GROOM or USEFUL Nan.
nv single voung ScOchDan neat ana uy m, tillh
,iIed EXPERIENCED reliable and competent IN MI hs t3
with city and country references u.s. 20 viii nre
honesty Trustworthy man IN every I'fpoc Mi Dan
gooi, steady place IN cry OF SIg"u1' ~ " "
6th.aye., near lSth-st.: ass Tor ARlhUh. ---
INARDENER.-By a thoroughly practical man
" gree, house grlpefes, Sci no objection toh al Anu
dairy n rcInTei small family: satsiscor feSouots gwen
Address H., Tribune u town once LOS h'o'"""s'---
MALE NURSE.-TO INVALlDS.-An ex,
vi perionced male desires an tngagsnT,, ~ as
To- hy ana cha acter from physicians and surgeons OF Ne
VOL and PbisdTiphia Address ALFRED T., care OIL Mrs
IIerky 30 80 ave. near 10th ST, N }, SlY. -----
NNAITER.-By q young SWISS Frenchman,
w who has very good reference and Thoroughly UNDER
stands his business wages hoo'lsVo' w" Nv '''N
BUREAU, COZ 9Th ave, near 5o'h-st.
NHTAITER.-By a steady man of long expe-
reference Address UT 'h ~ 90 a'
ssh ~, second floor front ROOM
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lectures ano meetlngs.

lectures ano Aleetlngs.
A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
n meeting Thursday evening" Dec II, 1873 az o'clock
CHICKERINO NALL. corner 18th st. aud 5thaye.
MR.. JAMES DOUGLAS, JR,
WILL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF HIS
JOURNEY ALONG THE WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA FROM PANAMA TO VALPARAISO.
Illustrated With thirty sersOpicon views
MlLK.-The public are invited TO attend
ITk Massmeeng OF Dealers and Consumers OF MIX at
CLAREN DON HALL, lSthst tnrar 4th.sve). ON THURS
DAY EVENING, DECEMBER ~ az 1870 O'Clock, for tho
purpose expressing their indignation against
companies who char and half quart
portSaon. Prominent speakers wiz address the meeting
TThe Annual Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE
Il CLUB will be held at the Clubhouse the second
Thursday OF January 1879 January o. at O'Clock for
the election officers and the transaction Of such other busi
may come before it.
The general meeting will be held AZ o'clock but the
polls election opened at afpast O'Clock pu
aud viii remain open three Honorary and nonresi.
dent members are not entitled Proxies
united. LOUIS Z. LEWIS Secretary
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lilusieal Instruments.

4 DUMAHAUT, late g. Y. BALL g. CO.,
N. No. 20 EAST ltrH-sE
Chickering'S stein and other Pianos AMI Organs low
for cash. on Instruments, and tsT rent
bacon g. KARR (late Raven g. Bacon), Nos.
ID 1t7S and l47S Broadway, near t2dst have nne a
their Old and reabls make OF pianos new and
second hand lor sale or rent reasonable termA
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XruITE STAR LINE

WHITE STAR LINE. ....-
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUIENNTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE Tho steamers OF THIS Lane tHte the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Mauy, L. g. ~ On both the outward
and honey ard VOYAGES.
CELTIC. taUt. Glcadel SatutdaF u G IL D. m
BRITANNIA, Capt PERI .Naur lIH Dee - 0.o g. ~
REPUBLIC, Capt. Irving hu SHAY jan :. n%h
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NOlLh
RIVER.
Tcze steamers form n size and unsurpassed In ap
pOinmentE Inc saloon, StatcfOJus. smoking. and Bath
placed amidshp- whore the no Sc aud motion are
least felt anOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto unatanabo
al
turn tickets on favorable terms.
THESE steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs.
Of aud other Information apply NJ tho
Company. O1ccs No. 81 Broadway. NewNoIk or l4O Wal
nuLst, Philadelphia X. j. COkTlS. Agent
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LIMITED STATES. AND BRAZIL MAIL

~ STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST, THOMAS, PARA, PFHNAMECCo. ,HAIIA
AND RIO DE JAN EtRO Connecting az ~. il!.h ~
Win German steamer Tor Porto RICO snd SpA NJ;
trst-elas iron steamship CITY VI Rlp lie
JANIERO. Captain Weir will sal Tor tue eDoye ports on
SATTRD AN ian l. At p. m. Freight IT low rates taken
Tor the above porte Positively frchs received after "a
Freight must paid In advance Freight received at all
times at RobeTss Dock. Brooklyn. 1900. ..,,,. , 800.
INSURANCE LOWER iHAN ~ ANY .OlfEh l.lN T.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE Can EFFECT
SAME UNDIR OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight engagements or passage having elegant &C
Communications aI,tly 10 L. MALLORY co, Agents.
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i sailing from Pier fout Caaalst. North River.
For SAN FRANCI-CD via 18TH MUS OF PANAAA,
Steamship Colon. friday. Dec 20. noon.
Connecting at Panama fOI Central aud south America ana
Mexico at san Francisco for Japan and China
From Francisco iOr Japan and China
Steamship CITY or PEKING. SAT. Jan. 4, 1879 noon
FROM Francisco 10 Honolulu NCwZc1land, and
Australia
steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday, Dec. %
For freight general information. appy a. tOmpanys
urr foot Of tanas. North RIVER And for passage
q C0nuany' Ticket Onlge No. 2J1 HruaaWav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-12
Boar0 ano Rooms.
West Side.

O0 WEST 1OTH-ST. (near 5th-ave.) Miss
81 STEWART has the third floor 10 rent with
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-26
PAPER HANGING AND PAINT.
ING.

VNHE UNDERSIGND is PREPARED TO
i do all kinds Of Paper Hanging and
Painting in the best style and at reasonable
prices. Send orders by postal card through
Postofiiee.
Eureka, May s, 1878. my9