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New-York tribune., 1879-11-12


,ppv A. cr,nford Y j. November n. 1872. after long
ant prOtlactcd illness OLA Augustus AoN' III A's 't'"
Nuuce Oi funeral hereafter
Boston and fAiaAclA-A ptl'i' li +'' '''F'
lis sister lear Bloomsbury y. j. e. \ And tfsun, * Iren-
ton, 81.
ATSTIN-On saturday morning. Nov mhcr = ~ lis resi-
deuer south N0rga J.. Conn.,. the lirF. DAVID A. Anr.l
Relatives rrui+ oi tlc family are invited ID lti,lt no
funeral On Ne'ne'day No'e"''i - a' Ill., iio"' "'
late residence ,., ~. .. 20 , .,.,,-,,,, ,,....
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''"ul' -''. '''' - -, 80, ~. ,...,.. lin.
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T., IL =. ,rv't "a ,.,r.
orh' Nt'i - N'Hl' Inn. .-...-sf,,- no 4, o u,
Funeri az het iilo i''''''''' '''''''' '' 81" 80
CIUTF-Encrcl INTO rest, sunday evening, N"Fenper y.
John D. C4lte, in Al, N'ih heir 80, .-.. -.
ReAtiyesani inenh, iie lylet ~ ?. IA ,'u m
his late rs l'nrr' "a farA''''. "n "',"' I' ~ "
NJ bayton Z New B.unsacs. <. ].
Relatives anf feud, llvfsi l t'eni the funeral from
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tho Rrv. II. 3 Meyers. the Rcr. Dr ID o. fi .ier'
T. Kennedy. O. W. Bungay. and Thomas T. ones.
~ the scf sion last evening ne i'fv Dr = w. How
smoke Of the qualifications ~ surrc-tl sup i lent,
and the Rev d.. L. Wcilr di>cr s The s o" - tbs
teacher a pepper on " Fants api r.. ircs % 90. Work.
WIS read by the R,v. D. j Rod. and or on - fhe
Necf ssfy 81 Deeper Spirituality 20 tiierrs "H Tr1ch-
ers" by ihe Rev Dr. J. D. Wei. Tie fev. DR. e y.
sims srnke ~ " TIE r. --biliiir- ~ o." ~i m -chno
The nrncp1l address Was made hv ne Rrf. Or r. ;.
sfOrrs Whose tonic Tie " Iffrr ~ IT, SUM ay-
school 10 tie Future Ncflrr of o. i.urfry' III
'he Sundaysrlo ool. he snfc hns relation
o our National wc'fare vs. IN i'm
mcnse power. This Nation. bv iis w.drnnT itfrerce
the world H. obviou.ly desilrfd bv Cod g. he rd
power In leading In tho MI ennai ycor At IT, mt
sight that The Sunfay-.chooi devcfes f-f 10
children and their entertainment aui bai its iIH-
must DE eyane-csnt. Bot tho Snncaysrno1i WI
not live great VIII L. unless 10 does good. earnest work
for Christ. II never Oe msmtsined for ornament.
II n be- for and not for ornament the result will De
that the SUNDAY school VIII add volume and beauty aud
o. the o Of the Nation. The Nation takes iis
moral life from one generation aud projects it
into another. The great General OF Lookout
Mountain diee the great SENATOR dies great men
die but fhe Nation lives spite ~ their death. " you
give a powerful moral life TO the Nation through The
sunday school, the pulpit and the press VIII send
that moral life into the future, and tius Will have
bound the Nation together Out of that
moral life VIII the illuminated future which this
Nation and into which It Is to lead the nations
fla yarlh
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

shs nomination, ns he could have the delegation
from New-York; still ne wished rest and quet, ana
had never said he was canuida'e. lie ga" Nv
donht. however, that the Democrats couiu eec'
their candidate
The Bayard boom will exhaust itself IN about one
month. Its speed is too great 10 las''
uCongressman Conger should be sent to the SEN
ate from Michigan, his absence would be great
rolief IN the Confederate Brigaders who have sui
tor"d bv his raspiug ailusiOns TO unpleasant his
tOrical facts.
The far-sightcd Democratic prophets, who are so
sure Tillen Is dead should pause in their RAPID
deverance of forecasts long enough TO consider the
probable effect of Kely's being bounced from
Tammany Hall between and the Spring oil
1850. II is evident from the outgivings oi liiuonS
ORGANS that his next stihun viii he Tor the pos
session of Tammany Hall. IN order to present nll,
sif az the N,fionai Convention with the undivided
support of hIsparty. John Kelly won't be OF n,ucn
force IN that convention ii ne e"es '"oio "i'"'
1ammany to back HIM.
The friends of Seymour declare that he will de-
cline to be the Democratic candidate, II he Is asked
Tally one more for the Potter boom.
There are all sorts of curious rumors in Washing
ton now, but the most grotesque one oi all says
that Tlden is going to start new Democratic or
gan there and put Montgomery Blair at the heau
oft n Tilden were to do that nobody would ever
call him shrewd again Biars jaw. all by ltseii is
a tremendous engine of destruction, and II IlidSn
were to give official sanction TO IFS wagglug' TIC
would be dead before it had been going week
The Worlfs fraud cry no more. Gone to meet
The obeliskf
This Democratic talk about Seymour as an abso-
Iute necessity for the salvation OF the party must
he a great delight TO Tiden. Ii admits the wh9le
ease for him by saying that the candidate must pe
a Newly OTker.
Nj Ewing is reported as reproachng the keDuD-
lcan party of Ohio for not tronnclng hlm worse " IN
view of the result IN Newly Ork" This seems un-
reasonable 1t recalls the Of the boy who cred
and took on" because his mother put larger
mustard plaster on his brother than she dld on hm
Tilden is reported as saying it is another case oi
" casting barls before SWINE"
Here and there Democratic paper is cheerful ana
even jocose. The Boston fOsremarks. what wreck
election for Butler" and in another line. Kelly
Jndas out Of Robinson's election Thus the storm
Of political disappointment slides harncssly 10 tho
ground on the play ful pun.
Having pathcically appealed 10 the whole coun-
try aud succeeded only in carrying Mississippi
pemo,rats know Just bow that gang oi burglars
ieif vino worked for seven straight hours - hain-
1rcr a safe 90 pieces and secured fourteen GEMS.
Wade Hampton thougnt the Democratic defeat in
Ohio " blessing in disguisc.' He probably thinks
The same about the result in New-lork, Massacnu-
sets PENNSYLVANIA. Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
other States. but he must admit that the disguise Is
pericci
THANKSGIVING will De held. although Governor
Robinson doesn't see any use in H.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

If the Republicans will now profit by the
mistakes OF past 10 avoid similar errors hcrciel a
magniflcpu iuturc lies before them.-lCeveand Her
aid Q,epJ
Withdraw your bullies and your shOtguns,
Senator Bayard. from the Southern States, give that
people the fu freedom OF the ballot, ana The Republ-
will carry than half OF them.-lPhiladclph
Press Qscp)
THE NEw-YCRK TRIBUNE has recently pub
shrd soue, of articles upon the repudia-
On OF debts by Southern States, and their publ
cation hardly ended before the result or tine election
m Virginia comes to bring sal confirmation Of the i'll
fcrcnccs couaned IN the drtlocs.-lkOcAester Demo
Graf and Chronicle (ltepl
No one who knows Nj. Tilden well will
ni- -ne Tor moment that he viii loosen his grip on
uouiical affairs long able u plot and influence
results. There viii be peace 40 the Democratic party,
20 least IN NcVYors while that selfish. revenge III.
treacneror4 Tricky od man lives and Il able to wTcak
his revenge IN uscAieLlN. Y. Evening Lxpress lIam
Urm)
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
S7ETrAUER BRoTHERy FAILURE.

MEETING OF OVER TWO HUNDRED CREDITORS AT
THE ST. NICHOLAS HOIEL-HOw THE FIRM cor
INTO TROUBLk-AM OFFER TO PAY 90 CENTS On
THE DOLLAR.
A meeting of the New-YCrk creditors of
siettauer Brothers Coz The suspended dry goods firm
OF Chicago was held yesterday at the ST. Nicholas HO-
tel. over 200 persons being present. O. n. Bliss, OF
Wright, Bliss 4 Fabyan. was elected chairman. MIR.
Tenney the attorney OF the firm. made long state
ment, which gave the causes OF the firms failure
The capital the firm. he said. had been large
enough for the business II doing. and the capital
had become reduced from year to year. until
on January l, 1870. it amounted to little
more than q shadow. In order TO
make up the deficiency the hrm speculated
In grain at Chicago IN stocks In Wall Street and Ia mines
nColorado. losing 100000 in these outside hyers''
They borrowed $4,000 from their fatherln-aw and
Sis 900 from their mothernlaw In hopes OF bridging
over difficulty they expected 10 obi ain almost, TO
aoertainty 5000 900 additional capital which they how
ever failed get When they fonnd that II was hope
eks they paid IN October. Abraham Setausr his claim
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
WHICH END FiRsTi


Clarkson n. Potter is a man intimately as
sociated than one with the hope Ncw-Hork
nods out In Congress be has taken part In exposing
the practices Dy wLioh the Republicans obtained the
Presidential chair hs has been the champion OF tie
Democracy against the frauds OF the Republicans. He
mas been next 10 Ideu himself the representative OF
Democratic idea M regard 70 the wrongs Woiht.
under the machinaiions % the twisting statesmen =
aud he ls not surrounded Dy those enbarfassments
which have attached Ilden the long struggle M
which he nas been engaged. lie comes 10 the front
fresh Great as are THden's claims for yindcatlOn,
Potter Is placed IN position 10 be egtmatey discussed
in connection with the afairs oi 1850. WITH Indiana
naturally comes the name OF IuOmas III. He ndricks.
lie Is one Of the victims OF the great fraud
He is entitled 10 vindioaton IN larger degree,
even than Tden. because he made greater sacrifice
than Tilden did. Though one OF the most prominent
candidates for the Presdennal nomination IN 1876 he
consented to take second place the ticket save
Indiana And he did II. Should THESE dlstln-
pshed Democrats be nominated Is matter FOR fu-
nre dscusson whether the ticket shall read Potter and
Uendricks or Hendricks and Potter We are now SIM
py engaged In getting out raw material IL the Staies
are 10 DO considered IN the order OF their I'M portance
then Poiers claims TO surpass those OF Hendrcks
II the nominations 40 bv rules OF personal prOinOuon
then Hendricks marches 10 TIE 'front.'
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
YOUR CANDIDATE 1 CANNOT BE-"
-. -. L.--.A..L... I :. %. 1 -. \

They only dclude themselves who imagine
that H0rato Seymour VIII ever again be candidate for
any office lie ana is Tho Uni01S choice above all
other for Governor President. and We long ana
Ondy cluuG 70 the hope that be might be Induced TO
come bis retirement again buckle On hls harness.
accept nOnin aon, unite Ills party and lead to certain
success. But now know beg Ond the possibility OF
question doubt that Tor reasons conclusive 10 l-
self Governor ymuur VIII never sgau appear Ia pubic
official lie. And know. furthermore, that nothing
H. more dstasfefu TO HIM than doubt thrown upon
- repeated declarations ~ this eject bg the mention o
his for oil and the assumption thHt ne may D.
reconsider ns determination and accept
NOMINATION. These facts ar" so well understood IN TINS
staga one here" nni i"a., % a Governor S-T-
monrs warest Icuds and admirers think OF his name
In connection with the Presidency save 10 deplofe the
impOssibilty OF his acceptance OF ii.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
MIDNIGHT WEA THEIR REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SvnoDsfs for tie past % hours.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL. a. m.-The barome-
ter has fallen In the Lake region and the Ohio Valley
with southerly to westerly winds, threatening
weather and rain. East south winds prevail In New
England the Middle States. with rising temperature
falling barometer and rain except In the southern Dor
ton OF the last named district Generally clear weather
has prevailed in the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States with east to south winds and slight changes
temperature and barometer Heavy rains are reported
from Missouri and Iowa, with generally cooler 10
nOrthery winds and less pressure.
IndtcGfOns
For New England threatening weather and rain, fall
ing barometer aud rising temperature aud southery TO
westerly winds.
For the Middle States slightly warmer southeast 10
southwest winds, falling barometer and partly cloudy
weather with rain In the northern portions
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
DESERVES GRATITUDE AND THANKS.
r,om IN. Portland treJ Herqn and olos,.

Frorn the Portland tNej Heraid and 0iOh,
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE deserves the graf
itudc aud thanks OF the Republican party 10 all the
stotcs Tor macnihcent manner IN which IL has up
held the of the Nation for the past wear. In tno
late campaign In the Empire State THE IRIBUNE alone
the leading New-York the ticket gen
and patriotic SUPPORT, not because u was mo
ticket It's choice but because there National Is
OF importance under discussion and dccsion before
of candidates and the quarrel OF fac-
fiOns deserved b. dismissed THE TRIBUNE for year
pnst has carried the Republican flag with courage
skill OF the enemy that entite II 10 admira
inn IL al cnurngamenf. q
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. II. l a. m.-The movement IN
the barometer been steadily downward since yes
terday noon, Fair weather was followed by partly
cloudy and clondv weather with occasional rains The
teup.raure ranged between 4so and 54o the average
being 9ao lower than Monday. The amount Of mos-
ture iniHe air has been decreased.
In this city ana vicinity warmer ana cloudy ana
parily cloudy weather. with occasional rains. may be
expected Today.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

All nervous, exh,usung aud painful Gsea'e' are quickly
and radclliy cured by PuLygmAcHrEs Eirnmc Bills
Books w; particular Call or address TIE Pui'er
maeler oalxan!e co Lal Oh y. Gro-lvar. New Vol.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
BRooKLYA MUNIcIPAL EXPENSES.

The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen took final
action last evening upon the city budget for year.
nxine the total at S4.O55,l7 The appropriation for
the Department OF City Works was increased from
ssa6 25 to $3.50 304; that for the Police Depart
meut from S745 900 TO $780, 400; that for the Pre De-
partment from s3O4 43O to s34o65o and that for sal
aries OF city officers from s291,67o to 1908 The
nronrition for general puf poses decreased from
BOZ % to S24e 0I2 that for the Park Depart
.',,, IRON, ~ * 600 10 $40.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
TuDEys sTII11nUNr AGAIN5r KELLY.

The past is past and cannot he recalled.
Tammary Hall, as Iamiuany Hail. must be got rG Oi
now aud forever. Only temporary remedy VIII d. Sc
cured through the ubucatlOn OF Mr. John Kelly, lch
already talked Oft only future trouble can be looked
fOr in transferring the power of IAmmauy Hail TO
Irving Hall any other hail. reorganization OF
the Democratic party IN both these clues and on tue
basis II the Assembly districts, through orgauiZaOus
I'm direct communication with the state organization Is
mpeiatvey required and the sooner the wor1 Is begun
n
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Nj Tilden we'll will
THE WINNING ISSUES.


The party can win next year with Grant,
and r. 90 with Blaine, Sherman, or htf dozen
others who might be named 10 will win upon the posi-
ton 10 occupies tic leading issues. that IT, the
Southern question ANA the financial question. Tho man
Who nominated must he sound upon these questions,
and upon them command the confidence OF I.epuDcaus
throughout TIE Nation.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
LATEST SNIP NEUS.

PORT or FNEw-YORK....ARRGVED NOv. II.
steam sloop Powhaitan Com Harmony. from Norfolk.
sarah Ann lBr) Kennedy Bona % dafs VIII iron 10
order; vessel 10 master.
Ncw.Oreans Halsey. Neworlcans Sov 8, 10 Clark e
Ship Anna Camp Bath Gardner. Hamburg 90 days, in
ballast James " Eweil & co.
FOREIfN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov liar str Donnu from NeNNotk TOT
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
CoxJUGAL AFFEcrloN.-Mrs. Foo5

CONJUGAL AFFECrION.-Mrs. FOoZlc NmproN-
ng the l. u not sad my dcr about your
friend. Mr. Blies, drinking so lately im TOLD MS
only excuse Is tue los Of tis wife, Mr. to"Lr rxct
edlD: g Only excusc-oBly excuse. madam Ana
very good Xcuse TOO. There are many men WouId Do
glad to have the came eXcuse."-ltun.
WHEN Duty Is \ PLEAsURE.-(Scene: Lud-
gate Crru-) 1mid little person" Policeman. the ROAD
l. crowded. do you mind seeing me- across T. Police
(gallantyl-" Jind, Miss Shouldn't Ike TO -
fJudy.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
4 COMPLICATED TRAGEDY.

MIDLAND, Mich, Nov. 10.-Louis Melzac, q
Frenchman has been killed by Moses b. Marsh neigh
hor Melzac had quarrel with his wife. who called on
Marsh for protection. Melzae turned on Marsh and
chased him TO his house, where he stabbed Mrs. Le-
grew eight times Marsh went to her assistance and
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

Weak lungs are cruclly racked, and the gen.
crl strength gradually wasted. ~ pcr.i.',nt deep
seated cough. which DR.. Jaync's EXoeCorant may be
relied ODD Q" cuTe. Yen wi derive certain heutni iI0m
II also n troubled wifh either asthma on bronchitis
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

"Thats favorite stream for trout, FRIEND"
observed piscaiOral deyotee the other day 70 sp1g
wellkDown subscription pool Faitn; and IL must be
that. cure enoughi' returned Pat deuce one OF
'em III stir out Of itr'
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
ACCIDENT TO THE CITY OF MERIDA.

HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer City Of
Merida which arrived here to-day on her way TO New
York when of Frontera. the Mexican coast, caught
Are in her Kitchen The flames were extingushed after
doing considerable damage.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

There is some talk In tins State ID favor OF
our It gsature sclecug ueXt Presidential electors,
aud that ihoy be ruct,d cast their votes Tor Mr.
IIdrn. Ha her than see this DONE prefer to Scs
th,m sell tler votes 10 the LFcs, bidder and turn over
lc money to The superintendent II Public Instruction
fOl tAc benefit of the public schools.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
paINr cLnrH MARKEr

FALL Rivfr. Mass. Nov. 1.-THE market 'or Printing
(of is tied c cash. thr nns ~ that
price largely exceeding The supgJ without sales We ae
I..rf fIftt ffuus
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
COLLISION on THE ENGLISH COAST.
7 LONDON. Nov. LITTLE British steamer Milan.

csc Captain Dewdney from Boston October 26 for This
mort Is al Gravesend with hole I'm the port how. having
been I'm collision last night of Dnngeness with the Nor
wegan SHIN Bokhara. CAPTAIN Larsen, from Antwerp.
Tine latter sank, but all hands board saved.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

Oh, why will Won let that invalid friend suf-
fer that Hop BIiier- aili 80 certainly cure.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

wns ~ lso stabbed by the cfaz Frenchman; Tie then
soiz ANA struck Mrizac the head, killing ilin
instantly. Marsh and Mrs. I"srew VIII both die.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.

TIE ARIZONA AND THE CHAMPION.
The latest dispatches received from st Johns. "
T.. report that arrangements have been made to
forward the mails and the following passengers
from the disabled Guion steamship Arizona on the
Allan Line steamship Caspian. which sailed from
Baltimore on Saturday aud will reach st. Johns
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
RESCUED FROM SINKING VESSELS.


The Nova Scotan bark Boominden, which ar
rived from London yesterday. had on board Captain
j. Wilke and the crew of the schooner Crescent,
rescued from that vessel on November 4. The
Crescent saileu from St.Perre Miquelon, October
20 for a voyage to Canso. On the 20th violent
gale was encountered, and the vessel hovet0 under
bare poles. Shortly afteTward she was thrown on
her beam ends, when the masts were cut away and
the vessel rghtel. On November the gale aba.cd
and a jury mast was gged. Then the ruddcr be-
came disabled. Signals Of distress were set and he
next day the crew was rescued.
The Austrian bark Major, which arrived in this
poIt yesterday. had on board the crew Of the
sooner Pathway, with which the Major came in
collision on the night of November 0. and sunk.
The following is the statement OF Captain Snare Of
the Pathways
1--WE lett Rappahaunock River November z; on
ths 9th. at $50 p. H.. the schooner was run
iurO Nv the Austrian bark Major, which
struck our stern three feet 10 port Of the
sternpost, cutting through the boats stern
and transOm beam TO the waters edge,
driving The quarterback and the rudder head and
house forward, and causing the vessel to fill
rapidly. We crowded blankets aud all the avail
able bedding in TO stop M the hole. The bark had
her iihbOOm and all her Lead-gear carried away.
aud the steward and the captains son were
knocked overheard. We saw no light on the bark.
Nc assistance sent us from the Major before n.
H., when a boat came aud took MS oil at IL o'clock.
AT this time the Pathway had rolled over on her
starboard side with the masts IN the water lhe
Pathway was of "A tons burthen, was built at
Brewer, Me in 1877, and was owned by persons III
Bangor and Boston"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
UyACCOUNTADLY ABANDONED At SEA.

INALOOUNI ADLI ADi-'IJNI1D a oIl-l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Captain Flaherty,
OF the Red star Line iceland, which arrived at
this port from Antwerp to-day reports that Noyem
ber in latitude 43o NORTH longitude 61o 35 west he
picked up bark Royal Arch, OF Sunderland. which
had been abandoned by her master aud The bark
when found by the iceland was loaded with salt and
general merchandise, aud her sails. aud rigging
we're all I'm proper shape She bad only two or three
inches OF water IN her hold. and her pumps I'm
good working order. Captain Flaherty could not tell
from what port the bark bgled and no reason can be
assigned Tor her abandon nmen by her crew. VOL
unteer crew Of the first and seamen OF the
iceland was put board Of her. and Captain Fahcrty
directed his officer take the bark 10 YORK, where
he thinks sne will arrive tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations IN this cy BY enth a
i, Tr divisions Of time r the = houfs
preceding midnight TheiueguAf wlite ns represents me OSCILLATIONS
mercury during tho hours Tie broken or dotted hne represents
tie variations Ia Temperature.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
Guecia! Notices.


Geo. a. Ieayitt & Co. Auctioneer- ,,. O.,
RND IS Af cLlSToS Hall now on sNsislnSn s99,,
Also Black Walnut BOOKCASE, and many valuable ErcH-
Also iSo FRIDAY and SArURptY EyENINos II and Is.
coMPR1srN G A VALUhBLE coLLEcrIoN OF STAND.
ARD WORKS. MODERN THEOLOGY &c.
Post Once Sotlce.-The foreign mails for the end
ing sATU RDAY November D. 1879 will close At thus Office
S@ Sada Via oaeensr6wS On WEBS EsDXY at D. n.y. for
sonGeace Tor Fsnce must be specially addressed All
for fsnee dTes. by ''eS%1p T sSse % via nsye pp
attic. Queenstown (corIespondenee for Germany aud
Germany 60 BY steamship rs IT. wa ssa Spso9Sss S 1
and Hamburg .dnrs!. ON sATWRDAY Al
a. M for Europs steamship City Of Berlin via Queens.
cay addrssed and at to scotland direct by steam.
ssshS SsckaT va Southampton aud Bremen The mails
Tor Denmark sweden aud Norway are dispatched BY Ham
and soaTn Psnc Ports leave New YORK November 10 The
mails for Belize Via New orleans leave Newlok Novem.
Ser H. mails for Hay Jamaica and Mafacsso Leave
New York NoyspseT S as s a 70, o aHSSai ay sn %
bs New YORK November "a The nails l9r Newiounl
saye New. YorS November i5 Porto
SSsSSa @ a. r $ o ohns and
leave san Francisco Deeenesr6 g. wanna -
Post once. New.Yors Nov. ). 1879.
Rupure aud It, Treatment . and Care n, oar.o n,
rupture for 6s past yea %ay ss sGSs@ss Ss@sy aa
TUESDAY q each week his branch Office 4s Mkss
Boston. Wednesday, Thnfsiay aud Friday us oook
illustrated bad before and after cure mailed "
those who send 10 cents
Thomas T. Kirby Aactioneer
This CwEDSEsDAYO AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS
3o'cLocK.
AT THE ART GALLERY. sl5 BROADWAY
Opposite wailacfs Thea,rel
THE RossE COLLECTION OF ARTIsTIcALLy
CARVED FURNITURE. PORCELAIN DE sEvREs,
RICH pRAPERIEs. BRIc-A.BRAc. &C
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION BY ORDER OF
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on ExHIRIrIoS PREvIous To SALE.