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The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

TIE SECRET KEY 70 HEALTH. The Science u
Life, sefPresewa;ion, 800 pages. Price, only ST.
Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either u
which is worth more than ten times the price Of tile
book. Illustrated sample sent receipt Of 9 cents
for postage Address, DR.. w. II. Parker, Bulhnch
Street. BOSTON. MIS- 4man
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

al, ff,,~f ID.,,1 =
h,aIol '77'''7
, nnt'e ~,I' oe no services al 'ne ! hl'ers0lis'
= ''e ~ ouIU'S
en- adorns tia calm, IA narshos in ,hn Trs,v
',''-'.'' " ~ = ~ '''! 'o' Sollg u'le !
.51-. INNS A0"l' n.y. '"'iiV
1 Napt Jerry Jones q Brooksyile, master Of the
bark John C. smith Of Belfast, has struck silver
/ NINE IN his garden
/ Potato buos ara vo,.r n,ant, IN o,r civ gardens
/ on Nouda, Mr. Mixer NH, has a n,trb on Wilson'S
/ nm gathered q coaI Nod half fnn II roing oncn
over ,b. patel,
''V''' ','' >'''-'''', ',''s anu '''' ''
Sums -'-'i"4'H mat i'i''l Win V'ie summer neat
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

(N0fhGng beyond the announcement ofthe name, age,
residence &c, Of deceased persons ioi be pubHS6ed
under this headi,tg.J
In this city, June 22d, OF cancer, Mrs James L.
Burgess, aged 81 wears
In Rockland, July oth. Chas. kellar, aged about
20 years
In Appleton, July Sd, Phebe McLan aged 40 yrs
In ihomaston, July LIST, Miss Aldana {. Bunker,
aged % years and months
In West Camden, July 9TH, Mr.. Daniel Tolnan
aged % years and months.
IN Camden, July 10th, Catherine c. Mansfield,
widow OF the late Valentine n. Mansfield, aged 70
years and months
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17
MARRIED.

In searsport, July 18TH. BY Rev. T. B. Upper, Mr.
William 5. kilman and Miss Elsie |. Grant, both Of
Prospect.
A. Lyman, III. ii. Sherman and Mrs Emma A. Roll.
At North Haven, June 2oth, Hiram Hopkins OF
Ninalhaven, and Miss Maria G. Cooper Of North
Haven
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17
Meadow King Mower.
THE IIoNEsr Truth.

With the above titlc thr under~ Lncd Will publish
1T Augusta, Maine, Il campaign paper, beginning
Tuesday, July 10Th, and running to the end Of the
campaign. devoted to the ''iiOnrst Truth" about the
MONEY QUESTION and the sou IlIERN a Is
TION.
tn H2aest TrutA will especially devote its col
TO the interest Of the I.aboTing man. and will
expose the folly and wick dnesS Cf the DemagogucS
and Democrat, who are now seeking 10 array Labor
against Capital and Capital against l.abor-thus tax
ing away all chance for the return Of good times now
dawning upon u.
The HpneSt IrtlH will show how the Northern
Democrats and GrcenbackcrS in Congress have voted
for everything the southern Rebels have demanded.
1t will expose the record Of Ladd and Murch Green
back Congressman from Maine, and show that they
voted with the southern Rebels all the time.
The Honest Truth will advocate the election of
DANIEL + DAVIS as Governor of Maine. He is
the first PRIVATE SOLDIER ever nominated for
high office in the nitcd states. He is man of the
people, from the people with the people. Lets give
him a lift, Boys!
The honest truth will be handsomely printed with
clear type. good paper, and each number will con
tain fourteen full columns Of reading matter the
columns to he the same length the Lewiston Daily
Journal. The first number will contain, with ether
matter, the speech to be delivered by Hon John
sherman, Secretary Of the Treasury, At Portland,
July I'D.
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

\ Washington despatch contains some
curious statements concerning the cam
paign in this state. 1t is announced that
the Democratic Congressional committee
had Thought that the Republicans had a
walk-oyer' but now regard it as Ian
open fight for all" and propose to send
Gen Ewing here to reply to Secretary
sherman 1t strikes US that Gen. Ewing
has got about as much as he can attend
to in Ohin
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

The Dexter Gazette calls attention to
the fact that the Greenbacll platform is
silent on the temperance question and
that the Democratic managers would
have gone in for free rum but for the
wholesome restraint Of public sentiment,
and concludes by saying
The republican party. now as in the past, is the
party Of temperance and its platform pronounceS
unequivocally for continued temperance legislation
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

The law enacted by the Maine Legs
lature last winter respecting the menha-
den fishery seems to have been very cf-
fcacious. 1t has kept the fishermen
from our waters, and the fish, too
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

On the Both Of June, there happened il
conjunction Of Mars ana Saturn in the
10th degree Of the sign Of Aries. Rame-
say, who wrote a treatise on toreteIling
the weather in 1865, says that such a
CONJUNCTION happening in fiery sign Aries
shows that 1.-THE earth shall be barren
through extremity of heat and drought
so keep your weather eye open.
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

We have received a copy of the TEN
perance Extra, little sheet issued at
Bangor by the Womens Christian TEN
pcrance Union, and containing a record
Of the past years work by Mary Crosby,
corresponding secretary.
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17
PROBATE NOTICES.


PROBATE NOTICES.
At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
July, A. b. 1870.
TOSEPII kALER. Administrator With the will
- annexed, ot Charlotte A. Perry late ot Belfast
n said County of waldo, deceased, having present
ca iHs first and final account az Admins ration for
allowance
Ordered, THAT the sad Administrator giye notice
TO I'LL persons interested by causiuua coDy Of iii.
order NJ be published tree weeks successfully in the
Republican ourual printed at Belfast that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 DE held at Belfast,
~ Ill q" i'' 9'.' Nu"i'' NJ =" iH' 9'tohu iUtSt!ily
OF August NEXT at ten Of the clock before noon ana
sho" cause il AMY tIiry bays, why the same should
no' be allowed rHILO JERSEY, Judge.
Atruc copy. Attest.-B. II. FIELD, Register.
Al d Probate Court held ot Belfast, within and for
ne County of Waldo. on The second Tuesday OF
Jaly, A. y. 1879.
| ANDA y ficu, widow Of r r. Rich, late Of
having presented petition that her dover may be
assigned her from the real estate of said deceased
Ordered, That the said lmda Il. give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this
order to be publ three weeks in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held al Belfast,
within and tor said County, on the second Tuesday
OF August next, at ten of the clock before noon and
show ease if any they have WHY the PRAYER OF said
PHILO UERSET, Judge
a true copy. Attrst:-B +. FlELu, RegisteT.
At Probate Court held At B,If Y, within ana Tor
tht Comfy u Waldo on Tho ccond Tuesday Of
Juiy, A. y 1870
@tUSAN +. STABLES widow Of James Staples late
! Of stockton, in saii County Of Waldo, deceased,
having presented a r,llion for an allowance from
Ordered That TIKI Said Susan f. giye notice to ali
persons interested hy causing copy Of this order to
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

Bennett has spent $500, 900, 900, on the
Jeanette and her outfit He will hardly
get his money back if she does discover
the North Pole
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17
\ CORRESPONDENT of the Lewiston Ion

\ correspondent of the Lewiston jour
nal, writing from Mechanic Falls, says
incidents like the following are happening daily
young man who last year voted the opposition
ticket upon reading f. F. Pillsbury's attack upon
the war record Of Mr.. Davis, remarked Tina
fixes ne | vote for Davis, this fall And such
by thousands may be counted the good fruits Of
this democratic leaders mistake
The Republican journal., 1879-07-17

MAINE DENTAL SOCIETY The fourteenth an
nual session Of the Maine Dental Society was held
in this city on Tuesday, July 18th The meeting
was opened at 10 IN, at the office of Dr. LON
bard, with DIR. q. W. Stoddard of Belfast in the
char The meeting was fully attended. The
forenoon session was devoted to business The
officers elected for the ensuing year arc-Presi-
dent Isaac Goddard, of Lewiston Vice President
Il. NJ Twtchell, of Fairfield Secretary. D. W. Eel
lows, OF Portland; Treasurer, j. W Curtis of
! Brunswick Librarian, T. Flllebrown. of Portland
| Executive Committee, f. j. Roberts Augusta G
W Stoddard, Belfast C. p Sawyer, Dexter L. c.
| Bryant, Pttsteld, and Geo F. Eames Bucksport
b. IT, White, Of Lewiston, f. A. Morgan of Gray
and G. W. Davis, Of Augusta were elected mem
bers. 1t was voted to dispense with the semi an
nual meetings in the winter and hold only annual
sessions Portland was selected as the next place
to hold the annual meeting. Twenty five dollars
were contributed to the memorial fund in honor of
| the late Dr. McQuilen, of Philadelphia The af-
ternoon and evening were devoted to reading of
papers and discussion DR.. Eames read an able
paper on HnmOrhagic Dlathesis Dr. Twitchell
read voluntary paper upon constitutional treat
ment as preventive Of dental diseases Dr. Stod-
dard read an essay entitled Hints to Dental Stu
dents. The remarks following these papers were
| extended and interesting
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16
Board OF AsScSSorS
For the Several Townships in
Union County:

T1NDER the Law requiring the Auditor TO
" appoint these Boards, the persons named
below will please meet at some convenient place
in their respective Townships, take the consti-
tutional oath and elect Chairman. Before the
Boards thus constituted, the Law requires the
Auditor 'to lay o description ot each piece Of
real estate within their respective Townships,
when the Boards will at once proceed to assess
its value and certify its value to the Auditor
valuations shall be made Mt the usual selling
price on the terms of similar lands in their
township at sales for partition under order of
Court, and if there be no selling price, then Mt
what is honestly believed could be obtained at
such sale. The chairmen Of the township
boards skull constitute tn Board of Equaliza-
ton"
Union Topnshp-F. NJ. Farr, George Bailey
and W. L. Palmer.
Santuc-R. T. Thomas, William Briggs and
Berry Hogan.
Ff,hdam-A. c. Lyles, J. w. Sartor and F.
c. Jeter.
Jonesviue-F. W. Eison, II. F. Means and
Jesse Bishop.
PinkcyviUe-Thos. Kelly, c. D. Farrar and
Wm. G. Hughes.
Goudeysuale-J. r. Jeferies, A. A. sarratt
and James McKown.
DraytonrMe- Jeferies, John Barnhill
and VIM. Jones.
Bogansuale-J. F. Norman, r. NJ. Robinson
and Caleb Brown.
Cross Keys-W. S. Gregory, Maj r. J. Bet
sill and J. r. Minter.
Goshen WH.-James 7. Douglass, r. b.
Lyons and A. r. Aughtry.
d. JOHNSON,
County Auditor.
May lG 20 2t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-05-16
Sherif's Sales.

SuS11u Sd1CSs
DY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed,
ID | will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in June next, within
the legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following
property, to wit
One lot or tract Of land located in Cross Keys
Township, Union County, containing five acres,
more less, bounded by lands of William +.
Norman and Shiloh Church; levied on and to
be sold rs the property of Jason B. Davis, at
the suit Of Richard c. Ray.
ALSO
One black Horse and one Gold Watch and a
lot of Merchandise, to wit: One bolt Linsey,
two Kegs Mule Shoes, one lot coffee, two sacks
shot, one lot Shoes, four Brides, one lot shirt
Bosoms, one lot Gloves, one piece Swiss Muslin
and one box Indigo all levied on and to be sold
as the property Of James ID. Fleming, at the
several suits of Philip NJ. Cohen, Spears & Co..
A. c. & Is. f. Wiley and others against j. D.
Fleming.
r. MACBETH, S. U. c.
May 1G 20 st
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

dolph, president of the Continental Bank. has ad'
dressed To each member OF the Stock Exchange q
reprint of proposition for the establishment OF
n Clearing House for stocks which on March 81,
1877 he addressed 20 the president Of the Board.
While snch an arrangement would greatly facilitate
the transactions in stocks and largely decrease the
exchanges of the banks, II would not lessen the
demand fr money with which to carry on tne
speculation. The same volume of stocks wonld
have to be carried by some every night that Is
carried now.
Washington dispatches state that the Controller
of the Currency has written to the National banks
of this city whose average reserve for the week
ending October - shown by the Clearing
House statement To have been below the legal re-
qulrement to report to him the present state Of
theirroserve and directing them, II It IS still de-
iicicnt, to make it good as required by law. III We
are not mist AIKEN, the law gives a delinquent bank
thirty days in which to make good ITS reserve be-
fore the Controller take any other action than
that indicated above but il also provides that de-
hnquent banks shall make new loans while tho
reserve is below the legal limit.
The stock speculation to-day developed fever
i>h condition. the fluctuations being frequent and
wide. The total transactions also show a largely
reduced volume Of business, amounting only to
3G3 800 shares, against $4,000 shares yesterday.
The special features we're the weakness OF Erie and
the continued strength of Lake Shore and of the
Wabash combination stocks. Among the grangers,
Chicago, ST. Paul and Minneapolis and Northwest
common stock showed final gains of y and Il per
cent; Northwest preferred being without sales
or final quotations. ST. Paul common l. lower
and the preferred stock unchanged. 81. Louis
and Iron Mountain fluctuated between 49l2
and Jl - closing at 81 Il. gam Of ll2 per cent.
while Hannibal and 81. Joseph preferred declined
from j93i 10 J72. The shares of the elevated rail-
roads were lower, Manhattan yielding from 81 to
Js1J5is. The Goa. stocks were feyerish and irreg-
.ar all the way through, but the hnal changes were
not over ga 2 per cent. excepting for Morris aud
E-scx. which sold az 1O0A, against 1O1 i, ycsier-
dlys closing price. Western Union wa, again
strong, using 20 10I0 lO37s and Pacific Mai. after
seilngas h.-h as 35ai aud aa low as 3l9i. finally
closed unchanged al 3J4.
~ the close tie market was irregular and uE-
settled.
nAHGE 90 rfiE STOCK MARkF1.
Asrcpcr'ed ~ rl Goid and si0.s TsisgraDh C'mDarI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

Business in State bonds also was restricted. tho
sales embracing Louisiana consols az 43lta43Io.
Arkansas Is, Central Railroad. at :. AMI North
Carolina 6s special TAX third class al ~.
or city bauk stocks, 80 shares OF Fourth National
sold 1T 1912.
Ia lroad bonds were neither as active 70 Il, rn
as yesterday. Erie second couso.s yei from ssh
20 sll2 md small 1T oi funded Us sold at so 4
lar-e hus es however, was 10, in tue gold consos
at 1i32i ll3l2 Missouri, Kansas and Texas con-
soils ,urd i ne cent 50. ard con.ls Z. u r
cent to isd Ia Chesapeak and Ohio first. seri
b. 'suer cent tO J6i-. cy interest deDi y
per cent 20 %. md Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
as.eutrd sold down ., SG1sll aga t7a Central
of New-Jersey cOnsOls fell | per cen To lOI "A 4
leh gh aud ~ ilkesbaie consos declined fl, m 92la
10 81 l2a92 he Incomes selling I ~ agaii st a.
Canada southern irsts 50 d at s6ls SIS. q. c #
= per cent and OHIO aud sss,pp seco idsat ID
lleli. 81. Louis. X nsas & tv aid .orthcr fr>t,
~ - a 92's and -. loui- and Iron Mountain Sec
ond incomes 10 3D. 81 Paul sinking .WlGs were
strong at 100, ana Northwest gold consos al llISe
Al th' ISSUES "l abash were Sirong, Toledo and
Wabash .ec0nis rising to lOp09Jl2. the old
Pacific Railroad issues were irn, il iirsts sell
ing at IL and luiou first. al llUl Texas Pacific
land grant incomes we're l., higher at -. a,lL St
ioui- san Francisco Jn,s. class B, recovered
. To go, c,lss \ So ling at 80.
Ine ouo- -lira,uiy lo-tay los SLO593l2 on hal
ancr, made p by cur ency loss ol S6O5, ,2ll and
coin loss oI Io3.4Ol. Tim, makts tuc net t,ss
| sr &c last FRIDAY Ni,i7S.57l. Moucv on cali loaned
AT per cent ami and clInnI s,iuns "a, hr, as L,
per cent until near tie cio,c OF hp ines when ttr
c'onnis weie madc up. IN, rate was lowered % q
per cent. AT Boston exchange on NeN-l1rk is again
lower being quoted at III. cents discount. Taere
are no changes at the other points, rue following
Is the Clearing House statement t,-lav: Ex.
changes, @l3O.9Is,sl5; balances $3.50, ,696. Tie
bn.l,ess at the Sub reasury coverr,, Receipts
S1lI,OOO; pavmeats 81 sp6 BIB: cuff.,r.y bal.
anse. Sl3, i52.l77 coin balance Si2n 737 $50.
! Inc loicish exchanges axe unusually OG.et. aud
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

BUREAU FOR iiE tOfLLt nos ot IAXfs. Z
No. H2 'hauibris--t, sew YORK, Oct -, itft)
NOTICE TO OTANPAlERS.-Notc" Is hereby
y given thai the fesl estate personal
rnpcy ana bank Guy ami County oi Newl ork,
rtr 80 have been delivered 10 the uraersn~i and
dir td ya ic ~ the 'ilce
IN case OF ga. uef urele hc .i day oi November next
80, prrsnu 20 payng -nn hr emitted - tho benefits men.
tnnsi u the twenty uiu section Of the AcI Ol Marc 30,
lSJd. VIZ:
rrctou the rate OF seven per cent per annum nom
the Of payment L. ia, Is uaf Of Dec inirl nvXt
49, MAitiIN 4. No 4AllDN,
lertlNtr of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
THuRspAY.o q. 30. $50 a. m
PED STAR LTNT-FOR ANTWERP

= 4
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia ana
NewHOrk landing passengers within few hours rde oi the
mpOrtan tD0Ints Of interest the Continent
BELGENLAND Thursday oct. 30. y. m.
Ior rates Of passage and other information apply to
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS General Agents
307 Walnut-st, Philadelphia 52 Broadway, New YORK.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery place. NewNork.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEw.yoRK AND HAVkE
Pier Of Company No ~ North River foot oi Morton AZ
Travellers by tins line avoid both transit by Engsh ray
way and the dsc0mOris OF crossing the channel IN 5nal
THERE Daure ............. Wednesday oct. ~.
AMFRIQU l. DcOId. Wc'luV- ay Nov D. 10 %.
FRANCE. rueir- "Wednesday, Nov. H.
Checks Credit Lyonnais Of Pans. amounts ~ slt
LOUIS DE BEBlAN. Agent 30 % Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
QteGn Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LINERPOOI.-Ony Transatlantic Lane uuder me
AMERICAS FLAG. sailing every Thursday from rhla-
dcpha Wednesday from Liverpool Extra saigs
alternate Wecncdays from Philadelphia. alternate satur
days from LIVERPOOL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

CLOSING PRICES OF PmLApELpnA STOCKS.
Closing PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Yestetday. Io-dav. Ye.terdaY. I.

The dealings in Government bo ds were even less
than those OF yesterday. the total transactions at
the Boards covering only $4,000 coupon 5s ut
1O33s and $1,000 coupon 4l2 per cents at 1883.
But prices were firm. and the closing quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES-GOVERYMEN sFO0h DBPARrhk''
FIRST CAII-1Ol2 O'CLOCK =. w.
L IL Coupon 1891 3 900. -' i =
THIRD CALL-1l2 O'CLOCK r. NJ
5s Coup ISL. O00O.--.-.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

DOAED OF Ed CAFION.-SE iLED PRO
pos H. viii be- received ~ 90. lru-t e. ot the
v 18th the iia tie Ecald of tauc pn corner II
NfR I~-g iud o,ocA J.. "a day, Tor the
DE- il SEAT. other fUkNilIkE for tho new
Sshopi-ilpu-r ~"tcn .i--t. near ANc-i' - 49,
SEALED pEpFDrA ~ Hi also De- received ~ me Unc
and uacr b, OF. nnm- for tlr STEAM HEATING AP
PaRAIl Tor the s.aI -ch"1 use . - ,,
- CREGAR. II. D. Chairman.
JoIs LNnRcg. secretary II boId Of school Trustees
lie.r ia I su! ,
s-1IFp PeOlO-AI~ wi also Dee received hg the Scnool
Ttu-ee ol me Nnc~tnth ard 20 the place bro uane'
ms. MONDAY. Ihe 81 DAN OF NuNlNbEl', H. ~ ami
"A m SEQ O'Clock e. day, for the ht, IioN "i
au IIDS -lAIMAl on hc rear ol ie ne" DudhH oh Tue
4" 7--' - '''' fJ',ii,N r. H. PDHEROY, Chairman.
IucIAsr KELLY, cret1y Of Board oi Sc'"" lfhstee'
f..tl.H Ward
SLAIip PROP~, - VII also b. received by ihe school
1rtsir, oi the rtefh arr, at The place before med
,I'i Nos DAY. tl..u DAY of No. LM BEl, 1873, AID
mini 9.lY o'closk r -lf dny for ~ 20
%fN loIl M the school Binding Of " ,st 2'tnst. be-
'"''" ''' " CiiI%>TIA +. ruTIEN. Cha rnan.
t,Nrr L. H. IorpiY VI. D.. secretary 0l hOlid Of S,nOol
InisIr,-. iw,rilrft Ward.
thr Once ol tic
.1,iuf,a., .,ui o -clool Budugs, No lsO saad IL, ud
door. 1900, ga. ,..,.,.. ...
ia I,ic -i.,,. uI-t each Wtc ils na'ac AMI place II
T,. r-,,-ib, id approved sureucs, Residents Of tins
81 .,i "a IN be considered persons whose charac
g., l Ic.f a-ai.ss " IA the bcai Of Education
M reserve ;ho hight 20 reject any all of the
fTspn.Ii- -dir iiftl
DafrI Sew A0Ih. oct 10, lrf'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

NOTICE.-PrOpo>als will he received m the
- emca Of lhe DopIim'ai OF Public chartc- and ccrr'c'
fion No hG Hiavc. unfN ty. october 81. lrl iut
cces. bTovairrs. hardware her Sc For fun Mi,ina
tion see tity Record for sale a. N". . tiiy Han.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
Gnropfan Gouerllsemcnls.

CAIRO, " Egypt."-The HOTEL du NIL.
" nr-t-elas- house with moderate prices IL l. very
highly good
much well Amen
Iavtltrr toOr tue -Hme 10 good hnu-t- la EufOe
full south beautu riI'lcn I'D. fHIEbJANN. Iropr.
uAWORlH CHURCH and the BRONTES-
Tho audtuf church OF HaWorti Ia YORKSHIRE 40 NH
matry associated with the eif,d brlut' family being now Am
cour-e demolition. The hne od oak has removed f,
interior aud iH fof sale Persons eous ossessng
of the author Of Jane aaur.. af
once ROBERT -UGDEN contractor. last Parade kcghey
Yorkshire. England
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
60 0Onom II alan Concern

IMPORTATION WANIED.-Any person hav-
oI the waterproof material
&c CLOTH protect thc trailing portion Of lazy dress from
Dtceuter lnul. VIII
rewarded by Communicating with Die kltsON & HIckElt
non, stads /cltunE building cy Hail square. Ne" lOrA
KANE. JOHN and CATliERlNE-Childr
IN and Mary Kane of County Armagh. Iteaud
Will hen something Their aivantare by addressing "
ALLEN QawyeIl, san francisco. California.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
THgD CALL-2:.iu p. VI.

TUESDAY Oct. 2S-p. NJ.
Relative to the informal meeting of bank presi-
dents relerrAd % yesterday. Mr.. Edmund ID. Kan.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
GoruordIlon Notltes.

BOARD OF EDUCATON.-SEALE PRO
PO~AI- accompanied with plans specifications IN
be received by tir SCHOOL IRJ TEES Of the twelfth
Hal ri the Iird ~ Education, 60 nor Of Grand
an I'm until FRIDAY, the lith gay Of NOvember 1873
and uuti Oc y. n. Oh SAN dty, Tor NAHMl INC ara
NENIILATINt fhe schuOlOuSr Ia coufsc OF erection
on l., XIuet.navs between 9TH AMI lojth sts
ding be seen ana additional lnfofua
ton The Office II the Superintendent of school
lymlfngs, No. % Grand ~, tnrd hOpr
The par -ubmtiing proposal The parties prOpo-ing
to each wIitc his name and place OF
residence sail proposal
cit qulr,d iu all cases.
NJ pr, o-a Will ed from persons whose cha ac
aecr.cut dra with The BOARD Oi Education eli
de- turr RESPONSIBILITY dOlbiiu.
me lrs,,s reserve the rlgnt reject any all OF the
DAVID ". KNAPP,
CUADIlS tkAkA.
ANDREW g.. Snl LARD.
GtRNAIN HATStHIG.
RpSEWfLL .. RnI~TON.
Board ~ :, hoo Trustees Twelfth MaId.
Dated Ncw Nnrk. October Is 1913.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
5nsiluClion.

For Boys ana Young Men-City-
4 sass Tor Young Gentlemen and private
~ aosu . i.ou. THOMAS L.. ASH, l05 ~esi 4piA-st.
EOLI EGi. - GERMAN, removed to g East
y lgtsf prOnegs 90 SgJl al. Dir1be instr ction
Oased Obisc; Ioacnl- outstanding ana rpcising
.r,csle BcaIpp and Wiling CIaasoa meet Tuesdays AMI
\Ilsys. Terms -
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

NNHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROY Al " AL STEAMERS
FORQU EENSrOWN AMI LIVERPOOL.
NOTI, E-I Of tn- take the Lane Route
recommended Maury L. = y, ON both the outward
numew ara VOYAGES.
CELTIC CAPT. radrl' Thurs av oct 81.
ADKIhTIt Cant. Jennings Thursday, NnY. 10 Z:5O m
FROM ThL WHIT STAR DOCK, FOOT OF =" lOIli-
81.
unptm size and unsurpassed IN ap
p0ntmrnH. The Saloon ~tatrrrOm-. smoking aud Bath-
pa' auId>hp. the noise and mol0n are
f. aiorfng degree v comfort hthetO unattainaOo
n rrd.
RATES-~a oon. SCO 500 steeIage. s2A Return
tickets on favorable Terms
The.e steamers carry neither cattle. sheep nor
plans aud other Information dppy ar the
Coiniany- offices No b BrOadway Ncw York or 10 Wal
nut-st PhilacelpnL X J. COkIl@ Agent