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Badly Demoraliled.



The insurance agents are not "chronic
grumblers," bu. there IL an element Of
discontent among them that has tend.
ency TO elongate their faces and make
sotne Of them ill.natured at the supper
table. Our reporter was hanging around
one OF the prominent insurance offices
last week. and overheard the following
eonversation:
Applicant for insurance steps in aud
addresses agent-How much will you
charge for IS. 900 insurance on my house
up on "the reserve" for three yearst
Agent (snilingly)-How much are You
willing to payl
Applicant am not willing to pay
anything. I~ant to know how cheap 1t
can be done.
Agent (tremblingly) My dear sir.
our rate has been I cent for each 500.
With my policy shall present you with
n pisnoforte, q sewing machine. an or
gan, q bedroom set. q live baby In a
patent jumper or tax title OF iGO acres
Of stump lands out OF our gift depart
ment, IL you leave the risk TO me. You
pays your money and takes your
choice" VIII you allow US, sir. to write
the riskp
Applicant turning to leavel-No; i
will look about little drst, and perhaps
can do better.
The agent sank ints his chair exhaust.
cd, and asked our reporter II he could
lend him half q dollar with which to
increasa the next .bait
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

Paid ., c.,sai........sio,ooo ,ooo-o.la
Reserve u. =. Bssds).... $500, ,oOO-Gsld
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
REISo WELL PROVIDED WITH 4 oosT.
ly. extensive and varied assortment Of the
NEWEST AND VERY LATEST sTYLrs oY
TYPE, ffom the plainess TO the MOST ELE.
CANT AND YAsMoNABLE. and tA,ss
rIRsr.cLAss STEAM PRESSES, we arc do
Ing Is good work - can be done In any SIM
liar es.ablishnent In tho STATE OF NE
vADA.
Posters OF Every slse,l
Placards,
HandhillA,
Dodgers,
Mining Stock Certificates,
b Bill Heads,
Brokers' Blanks,
Letter Heads,
Ball Programmes,
r.. Wedding Cards,
ETC., ETC.,
Executed to order In the most approved style
and on tn. MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
~ CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
GOLD HILL NEWS DEPOT
MAIN srRRHr,.--...-GOLD HiLi-
Opposite rO.'s Meat MARKS.
MATT. N. GILLESPIE. PROPRIETOR.
IIAvING PURCHASED FROM q. ". HALL
III CO. all their right. title and interctt 10
and 10 tho above establishment. shall continue
tae ba-iness. and solicit fair share OF public
patronage.
AGENCY or THE SAN FRANCISCO
.Post," "CaIl" and examiner"
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The natural selfisbness Of mankind Is
never more strikiugly set forth than in
the supreme pleasure with which the
comfortably. housed railway passengers
enjoy seeing the train make farmers
team run away and scrape the troubled
agriculturist up against q barbed wire
fsnce,
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

10 BE- cured should try DR.. Kissner's Celebrated
Oousumpsive Powders. Thesc Powders are the
only preparation known that will cure Con.
sumption. and all diseases of the throat and
lungs-indeed. - strong 10 our faith In them.
and also ~ convince you that they are no hum
bus, we will forward 10 every sufferer. by mail.
post paid. Q frec Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until ron are per.
fcctly satisfied Of their curative powers. II
your life IL worth saving. don't delay In giving
the-e Powders q trial, - they will surely cure
you.
the United States or Canada. By mall, on reoeipt
Asu & ROHBINs,
so Fulton strect, bfooklyn. MI.
fe5 Ts-iv
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nEPosrrs ofC0Is OR BULLION received.
IL sithsr on open account or to Issue CkR.
1IFlCATR5 therefor, payable lat tho option VI
the holder) In tiold ulll or SAN Francisco; to
mako collections, purchase Bulliou st the most
favorable rates. OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank in San Francisco;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transscts General
Banking business,
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Az old gentleman Of eighty.four and
his bride. aged eighty-two, entered q
railway car the other day and took a
seat by the stove. A youth occupying
the scat behind says he overheard the
following: Old gentleman to his BRIDE
"who's little lambl" Bride" Bofe
OF us.,'
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ExcHAkcE

On the principal cities throughout the United
stsiss. Europe. japan. China and the last
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New zcs-
land, and on Honolulu luawAii).
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Room 30, Friedrich House,
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.

HOURS FOR coxsuLrArr0N : Prom 10
tin :. and nom I'LL .. or by special appoint
ment. un uh
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

0rrfcE AND REsiDENcE = OPPOSITE
~ the NRvs once. Main street. G5id HI.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. V, Nov. 25.-lu the Court OF
Appeals to-day-present, the Hon. Sanford l. Church,
&. j.. and associates;
Decisions handed down-Green aG,. n,sbrow ;Adee ag
Campbell Best ag. Thie, cases Mumpcr agt Rush
more. Gummorson agt. Carroll; Emery agt: wilson
Judgment affirmed with costs WcsD DI,oS agt !easson
event Jones agt reopleOrder affirmed Thompson ag
the lolnng certain moneys Of me United
ment OF special Term Affirmed with costs In The
matter OF the Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western
Troy and Boston Raroad.-order affirmed with costs.
the matter OF the Boston, HooSlc runner @ anu W. m
Raoad Company 70 cross TRACKS ETC. oi e Troy ara Ds
ton Rairoaf Company aud TT1y aud bennbslon hatOau
Companyorier affirmed 80 far as II ptoyas Ir the s
pOnnent of commissioners az against he Troy anu
iaoad and reversed as 70 tho Troy and beningSh al
ISa1 II wh9ai q aoas SS C Of Ee general Term
and Judgment On verdict si' mel WIN yos1-
luur-MOtiOn reargument submitted Julius liledberg
and another respondents agt i.OY bi-h appcan
"otO" Parker oppo,ed The Court took tie papers.
10 The People sx rel Richard Watkins aud others, Ie
of for motion Court papers Dan d. Bell and others
appelan oscar NcnvOy and 9th rs responder Two
aSosd ZION 70 srste 40 57s@ID re coen to vacac
ment No. 479.-In re Kane; No 4oO-In re Aciter-On
Eppea iiom OTiers-No 4llSusan r. Miller appellant
sgt. Booth and others. respondents
Arued by VIM G. whitney for appellant Charles T. Miller
er-Submitted 4S4-ln Jane T. Ebbeis. 10 revise
suit-Argncd bv Charles a johnson 10: app liant H. Krew
ssr for respondent No 497In Frederic Boos to vacse
No 4a9-Maa L. Pla,z respondent ast the CITY of Cohoes
appelant-Argued by O. I. steadman ~ appel ant kuius
pellant agi the NewYOrk Central and Hudson kiv,r RAN
road COMPANY respond Argued ny Amass rkeI lor
stanton appellant ag- George W Miller responder At
gnei y VoOrhis appellant George W. Mar Tor re-
e is the Court Appeals DayCaencar Tor We'd
nesdsy 70 1879; Nos ILL., lO9 ~ lzS l2iI27
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
THE COURTS.
AN INTOXICATED JUROF

Martin Farrell was arraigned before Judge
.,or In the Kings County Court Of Sessions Yesterday
40 auswer charge of having been drunk "nne !" no
,,rv hox on the previous day. II appears tha' "p"e
- " Rtdceway was summing up a case whice oad
, tried on Monday he noticed tnat one oil the jurors
- s,eepng and called the attention OF the Court 'oA
,c, The Judge directed of the officers to AWAKEN
,no somuoent Juror who made no answer when aroused
"a asked # he was SICK. Assistant Dstrict-Atorhey
erpberc proceeded with his argument after the Juror
had said in stupid way that his name was Martin f"r
,c In charging the jury Judge Moore said that II any
ts members were unable 20 discuss the evidence n
teuceu,iy they report the cause Of The inability In
hour the Jurors returned .nd said mat ,neN
oJ moi gree because Farrell was intoxicated raj
Sel who Is a clerk and lives t no al ~
Tnon,rl,ss.st Brooklyn. sent 10 the AN
v"an brought into court YESTERDAY he was
WI IN explain why he came into the jury box IN
safe of icaton lie said that he drank hle a'
a. recess of me court Monday ana 1t had such an
Srct az, lin, AS he had never experienced before n.
heoeed the Judge 10 excuse him Juige Moore rep.eu
10 maj was possihle and committed him 10 tue lall
S nve DAYS This the second OF the KIND tnat
ras occurred I'm court since Judge Moore TOOK us
ont he bench
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
A GROrNDLEsS CHARGE.

Eugene Amanton recently brought habeas
cornus proceedings recover the possession OF his we'
Fiiza b. Amanton. from Henry b Livingston OF WASH
ngton-sQuare, who was eaimed'was seerenS n'I anu
,ro,,ine her from Joining her husband There was an
x,wtpation I'm the case before Justice Lawrence IN
eunrcme Court Chambers. yesterday. Amanton claimed
bat his wife had come America with Mr. Livingston,
and he had not seen He admitted. however
thot The knowledge he had that she had
GONE away with Mr.. Livingston was oDlaihe'
NJ Iivjngsfon testified that nc went 10 Dicppe from
Paris IN June 1877 having IN his cmhioy u COOK
a, Deppe he engaged nurse, by name Clemence
D,,,rr These three were the Only servants he had IN
isroe and the last was the only whom he brought
,rifh nm 10 America lie knew nothing of AmsntOns
vile ana aid not think he had ever seen her. Justice
Lawrence dismissed the writ.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
rNIrEn sTArEs SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The following bu'

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Ihe 1O!IOWmE UUSI-
ness was transacted IN supreme Court Of the United
States to-day
on mot on Of W. a. Maury, NJ Dcmas OF san Jose CAL
practice. No. SS2.-lhc ihttd STARE Ai
pelaut ag william ~hrew sbury-0n melon OF solicitor
Ccrerai Phillips disiDi sod No. l,'S.Nil lam : Ohap
man appellant ag the United states appeal rom The CIR
emit United states for he District OF Counb
-Ou motion O lc.fOrGcaefal Philips dlckciel ana Ge-
An.sri h No SiIhe inha iiahts o me township
nf Pomp0n panr s IN agt IN" Cooper Cnin etc IN
error Circuit Cont OF he nifed states T ne sic
az 10y T. y. NcCaIicr and L. l. IRE is
huVsen for lie and by BaT6or GnIe Tor
10 defendant m No. Sos ". wilcox plaintln III tr
ror ac the MuskecOn Booming Company. oeeudani IN er
ror u the circuit Court Of the United stat ir e
of MichgSn~utmtedb by l. D. MOTIFS Tor
the plaintiff and NJ smiley or the defendant III el-
Inl AdOurnel.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
nEClSIONS-NoY. %.

yHprens t'ourf-Chdmbers by judge DonOhue.-
Ann he order 10 provide thar The referee hold the
until the right 10 surplus M Is m rse
memoranum In the mater o hun.sr o s' t IN 'e
sy Jar iSwrence"ehsk ss Brewers and Malsters
Insnrance Company In the matter Of MuIrhy desire 10
see counsel Coles Ccnkn-til up The blanks EnIng
ACT n Tho SII se mos Of % n the matter
SSpa1 81 Ss rps GssS ec Is and
Judgment granted 70 the plaintiff Ic3e ssi
saSe ,Te%s0- denied Without Albert FTeurc
Rcinsed Martin sgt Marn.-EIpaDnlron required; Con
spg"ned rseeysn I oIion eu,eS without costs In Tho
matter Of CIopp-Gve mot IN tbs Phlps
arf indsayMoton satisfaction Of judgment and
1ion granted on payment costs mellon. Knight
Wish , 10 sYe So.nse co,s 10 as e yen s LsSrs s
Ioveoy Fowler the Commercial Warehouse Company
iIi Sg towards Esan the Of Tarnc CONT
Drea; the matter Of onehundreosnd eghthst Leggst
Sosctsf Trr-fv Judge DOnohue- LOrlnr agt
ihe Lake shore aud Michigan soutleIn karSad coz
Southern Railroad Company Loring agt same Mniimen
~ Judge Van srunt- xmgsand Stokes aud 9th
cas- oi Hsie,t at iIseIt Paige Is expressly
ase no ~ Semarfei sustained with leave 10 amend on usual
,sims ne pSS' T ef The senSt @ n % allowance gI TED IN
$40 seems Ia me 10 BE- proper allowance in
elnce upon Ire story OF either the plsinn or defendant The
Ills actOu must bc
ken HcDEcnI hin4 that the eNceuCe clearly shows
has guilty OF acts O NOtncc toward
II improper Tor hcr 10 cohaeit win
him Judgment accordingly. Zmnemann agi n llnc mann
Motion To rrE1rt denied MOIrel agt MurTei--
See memorandum LausdDn g Tie Mayor etci scott ~ al
asst Weston et al-Findngs settled. Donnely, etc. art.
Carr ae Pinekney aud another walker
etc. agt. Rochester and otheTs. Opinion. -
SapcrlOr COMf-SDec,dl Ierm-Bv Judge FREEDMAN
-Iogey agt &eDOnald.COmmisson returned from wash
csTca,r- Part By Judge Van BruDt-Voge agt the
Mayoi etc case settled. .
Circuit-IUt III-By JudgeNan brunt.AcClain ag. the
Mayor etc.-Nosicn gtanted.
Common Pieas-Sgeciai 1eYl-Bv Judge I.arremOre.
Lee agf. bradford Ia assignment OF etc
I'pham Lews; Wilson Munson. ctc.i In assign
meal BamburRer etc; Brennan and another sFt Lmpre
Company in IL Cfonln kret1 sg Connolly
MVlIOns granted Cruikshauk agL Herman wright agt.
Dryer.-A Applications granted
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
CALENDARS THI4 DAY.

suPeRlE COuKT-CB -CBAnBERs-Lawrence Court opens at
1880 Calendar called al ii q InkOs ls. 90 80, lb.
17 IN l4l l<4 sl 1Sa 49, 1872 200 z07 2l2 22l 224
2zS x29.
orSEEAI TEExDavis. r. j. aDd Brady and Ingalls, JJ.-
AdjOurped until December 10.
srEcAL lkns-vsn Brunt, Court opens at 1880
Law and Fact.-SOs les. ! g. BIZ, 274, 202.
CiRcUIf-PAhf I-AolouInea An
Part H-barett. J.-OOurt opens at 1880 q. m.-Case
No. 22y3.-Fay aet. Lynch. No day calendar
PAr III-van VorsL J.-Court opens 1880 a. m.-
1905. l2b5 l260, l267 1850 1858, 1884 ass 2233
1891 l622 1915 1917 l7l7 29sod5S2 1851 1885, l64s.
1645. 1047. lG44. 1914, l441. 1852.
SUPERIOR COCkT-9EsEhAL 1ERM-AdjOurned until the
first Monday OF December.
SPECIAL iERE-sedgwick. J-Court opens at 10 n M
Noday calendar.
TRIAL TERk-PAn I-spar J.-Court opens II a. H.
Nos 524 o55 6s 0ol 44S ol2 55 TAO 100 1856 347 257
SS7, 2s2.
Parts n and III-AdioarDed for the term.
COMMON PLEks-CESERAL 1RRh-Adj0urned untl the first
Monday VI December.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
RIGHTS OF HOLDERS OF BANK DRAFTS.

A decision was filed by Judge BIatchtoru
Yesterday granting demurrer with costs TO the cefend
ants in the matter Max Rosentha against the Masin
Rank Of Kansas City, Mo-, aud Others Tho planth re-
covered IN the Supreme Court in October ls7s the sum
Of 1873 Is for the failure the part of the Merpo-
tan National Bank Of this city to cash dralt io
Gwen hv the Mastin Bank August 1873 1t was shown
that nj that time The Mastin Bank had the funds IN TIC
Metropolitan Bank hut that on August II ASSIGNED al
its property 10 Mr. Coates and informed the Mettoo-
iran bank telegraph. aud the latter the fclseu 10
cash the draft The decision holds that hahk Is nu
uahe for draft uuti IL has beeu accepted, an1 the
i"t,cn heTveen n bank and q depoSitor are those OF
debtor and creditor, and not OF judiciary chdc
Ter
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
pankrupt Notlces.

nNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
l4th day November A lS7ga Warrant in Bankruptcy
was ISSUED against the estate OF JOHN b. HOLME-
jr., of the City OF Newfork, IN the County OF New
York aud state New-YOrk. who has been nd
Judged bankrupt his Own petition; that the
nayment OF any debts delivery property be
longing such bankrupt TO lm for hs nse aud The
transfer OF property Dy him are forOiien Dy Jaw
mai meeting the creditors OF the said bankrupt, to
prove their debts choose assignees o
bis estate will held Court of Bankruptcy to 90
holden at No Beetnsn-st in The city Of NewYork. be-
fore James Dwight esq, Register. oh the 10Th day oI
'N'' " - ' LOUIS r. PAYN,
n Marshal as Messenger Southern Disrcto Of New ork
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

SPECIAL TERM-Larromoro. j. Court opens az ii a. m-
No. IL
Nos ii67 1870.
PAn IL Adjourned for the term. - 49,, 49,, e,.a
1lNM-Shcfidan. Goepp ana Snta
JJ--Court opens at m.-APpcas iron. orYsis
B. Anpeas Judgments-Nos " ~ o. 4" " -
~, Ia. II, IL. 30. "a. 20.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

II -
Line and United states Mail ROute-On and after Nov.
TO- 1879 leave NeNlork DosbrOsses and C0rtandt
street Ferries as follows: .
Express for Harrisburg Pitsburg the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached M. and $50 D. m.
daily ,,,-. a.,o - -
connecting al Ttusvle Petroleum Centre and the
oil Regions. Wl,liamspoit ana iockhaveD, a. IN.
Baltimore Washington and the south. =" Limited wash
ipgnn EXPRESS Of Pullman PaIlOr Cars daily except sun
iay arrive Washington l;l2 Regular at 4:3O
ami n. MI l. 4 and 10 y. sunday 10 T. IN.
Express for Philadelphia, 43O. 1870, 500 90.
Lmcd IL a. ; s3O 1, 4;iO o. o. 73O, s3G aud lO = M.
sunday 4:3O and m. . q. 7:3O, $50 and 10 IN. Em
grant and second cass, 1:3Op. M 80
Express for Philadelphia via Camden 1880 except
Sunday. . III, ~ .,.,.
boats Of " Brooklyn Annex" connect win all through
trains CITY, aforDg speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. a.. ,o,o
M dally and a4O 630 daily except Monday From
washington ana Baltimore GjO a. 2. $50. 30 1910 y.
m sunday $50 IN. From Philadelphia. 300, 800 600,
giO 1910 1880 A. M g 3:5 o. 4:3n. 400 63O $50 ami o. 10
p IN. Sunday, 800. 6;O5 e;5o 1910 li;5o a. m, 6;So'
1910 y. m. ,,-. ~, 49,. No..
end Desbrosses aud CoIand' NO CoIrst and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot loot ~ Fuons okyn Nos !,
llo and Hudsonst, HObokeD Depot jersey Cts, Emf
grant Ticket flee. NO Battery place Tho New, Nork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences ~ N p.,,,rn
FRANK THOMSON, l. P.FARMER
General MANAGER zen fassclger Ageht.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEV
~ LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHIIADEIPulA
Leave NewYHk from station C. H. X Of " j. loot OF lad
For station corner Snth and at 7i5 90o ll5
1880 900, J30. 7;lj, IL M on Sundays at $40 n
MI $50, II ?. ooo ooo ,,,.
For station corner Third aud Bcrksss at 63O 900
l:jJ 80 4O0 $50. 7:lj r. H. ON SUNDAY al $40
n. M $3.50 y. III. oo - IA -, =,
For Trenton Warren Tuckcrsts ESQ., 7ij 900 IL
a m 1890 $40 400 $780, 7l5, IL p m. on sunday $40
a.. N $50 m. 80, r., - ,-,
Returning trains will leave philadelphia for New York;
From station Pha and Reading Railroad corner Ninth and
Green-sts at $780, $50 a. M l2lo i;iV' 3uO oiio' 'lo
~ d. IN ON SUNDAYS at $50 "a. m. j:3O IL p. IN. . -.
From Third Bcrks 74J, a2O IL l:3O $50
$50 6:i5 ll:l5 On SUNDAY al $50 n 4;oo p III
denote Pullman cars ATTACHED
From Trenton Warren and Tuckests-l 20 Except Mon.
day1 640 s2 iOi5a M; loo 2.2O. il5 4:l6. 631, 800
D. m on Sunisy-1,2o plj a M; Cl5 r. IN.
Connection made city Station nv ferry 10 and
from Rrooklyn and Erie Depot" at Jersey CITY, 80. 90,
Tickets for sale Ibertys. Nos S3s 4Dl oif.
957 broadway a. the principal ho,'s Nos ana Court
NcwYork Transfer Company tDods Expr.ss Will cal Tor
residence destination
niicson can he made at 0i4 Broadway, 736 sxtn-ave
New York and BROOKLYN. and these offices are Ina
counectiou Wit he Telephone and Law telegraph
~. T.. BALDWIN. gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
Eennres auo fleetinus.
Business Gnamces.

A Partner Wanted with $25. 200 to $50, 900
N by well established manufacturing concern TO enable
them 10 WORKING 40 and have
$4,000 in ahead OF the highest charcte
Address ACTIVE Tribune Office.
HOTEL TO RENT in PHILADELPHIA
Il TheIRVING HOUSE ON Wanut west of 9th ST.. one
block from u Post Oice Continental and Girard Ho
tets complete AMI desirable hotel for family tran
slen business 2j5 feet to seventy
chambers heated throughout bv steam large dining
kitchens plumbing arrangement very ample rent
low to competent person with 10 H. Apply TO
ID. r. PRATT, 727 Walnutst. Philadelphia.
L WANT A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
show record OF business done that III satisfy snyone
of OF the Will guarantee
interest Of II per cent Address PIANO PAPER. Tribune
Oficel
DARE BUSINESS OPENING Owing to the
III III health Of the proprietor, the good viii Of private
bank agency the only In desirable
rapidly growing offered for sale hne line OF col
and large land list and abstracts of titles Of
three For particulars address W. Tribune Oice
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
Gurousan advertisements.

CAIRO, Egypt."-The HOTEL du Nil,
~ Is a nrstclass house with mode ate pnces II Is very
highly good cuisine AMI general aceonn
tio many much and well freauented by Anei
the good house. IN Eiope'
full south beautiful Garden I'D. fkIEDMANN Prcpr'
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
BrookInn Real Gsiaie Fer Sale.

DUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
ID tie line OF the elevated railroad Duiidng) at the
low price 500 EACH and you WIZ double your money IN
yesr the hrthae elevated road completed thoso
healthy portions Of brooklyn are rendered as acee sipe n
SOtD-st. New York NY now don't walt hOLAND Z"
WHIT1SG,5 beekmanrt
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
Gounirn i)roucrln for Sale ano 60 Get.
Ciln propertn Go Get.

rIO LEASE.-The fve-story building known
MS Noa J. g. and Bowory aud Nos 4, & and Dvis-
ion ST. For particulars apply to r. MORTIMER ii Was''
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
Orfdn 6tcamers.

MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LINFRPOOL.-Ony Transatlantic Lane uuder Inc
AMERICAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Phila-
dclpa and "Wednesday from Liverpool ENtia sam
alternate wecncays from Philadelphia alternate satur'
day n iIom Liverpool
A X Al
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
RECORDED LEASES.

CoOper Peter 10 Julius Benedict, lots 4Gth ST,
1unber, from 20 TO 32. years from lS77. for an.
nua rent equal 10 percent Of the appraised value
OF the property.
Emo Amos X to Marshall il Mallory. the Fifth
Avenue Hall OF Madison square Theatre. located
az Nos 2 and West 2ith 81, 5i0 years. for annual
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

ON and after Nov. q. 1870.
Trains York via DrsbrOsscs and Cort
landt street Ferries n follows: -.
4:30; 7sO slo. 40 limited, ii A. m; l. 80 g. $40 !?
7:3u $3.50 and 10 sunday 43O and a. n ., ., ':3O
30 and 10 An express train leaves New f0rk day ex
cept sunday at $50 running through via Trenton ana
Camden.
Boats brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jesey CITY. Rrording speedy and direct transfer ior
BrOoklyn travel. ~ -
3:46 T. 735. s, $50 and IL u.mited Express 1850 p
M las. 2 T. j.g, and 73 M on sunlay, l2Dl; 32O
345 SO $50 m. T. 1898 Leav ePhi ade pha via
Camden $3.50 y. III daily except sunday.
Ticket OfNccs-NOs 5.G and 9ii Broadway No. Astor
foot uf Desos.s Coitlsndt No Court
It, and rooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Faltonst Booklyn
Nos ia ll6and is IIndsont HobOken: Depot Jersey
City. fmisiant Ticker Office, No Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l.. T.. FARMER
General Manager. Gcnl Passenger Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New-York. Pier g. NOrtn River foot Rectorst
for Long Branch Eaonown and intermediate stations al
400 D..
Leave Tcw-Yors, foot Liberiy-st. c. Z. II. OF v j..
s:iJ mFor FarningGalc Toms River, Bar1cgat ana III
tcrnedaie stations. =, ~,
Side An ID FOR ATLANTIC tIt1.
400 y. m.-For Farmngae. Toms River Barnegat Tuck
erin Il Il and PhlldelDllla.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
n1inter Resorts.

DULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA.
j. GOODSELL BROrHEKs, OF Cozzenf's west Point
Hotel " have assumed the management OF the favore
Pulaski House which is hrstcass condition. Terms
reduced 10 81 90 and S3 per dav.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.
A LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.

DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier No. IL North River
foot OF analst. every week day 2. m, connecting u
Albany Sundav morning eXceptCl with trains North, Wes
- ~. w. EVERETT President.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
RECORDED MORTGAGE,

RECORDED MORTGAGES
Christie William and another to III Montgomery
adave Of SD st. month 81 ,555
De'.'i Eiilabeihist lot Nc a. years $500
iSs and 10 Duanest 10000
tolaTe. year ~ 500
io 20 days ~ - 10000
~ Of gthaac. mouths 5000
NC eH1aS 7thaye 'sI'es wears ..... 1000
Perkins Maria l. and husband 20 Ann Miller. oxsc-
irai ev 1000
hOO, hspno OF iSiSaVe 1nr ~sOsS 1900
ea propSriy S,s II 70 500
semen Year, 10 'aien'n' 600