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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
MISS EDWARDS FOUND AT LAST.

LONDON WednesdaY, Oct. =, 1873.
The Pail Mall GG-ette says that Miss Ed
wards the Young lady bad been missing from her
home in Liverpool for many weeks Ia. been discovered
In London, anu takcn 10 the house OF a relative
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TIE PROPOSED PEACE CONGREss.
Narions associatIon.. 90 IN numher. have

si2nh,d tneir Adhesion he Programme 0f fhe meet
ihg 10 De- he'd at Naples The 26fn inst In favor Of
genera DISARMAMENT IN EnOuI the world
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political Ncllses.

Maj Haven Cornell aud HOsgins Club Mas nesting
-,ssT evening Hal Dstin gnsbel SPEAKERS Cor
81 hsnd Gen. WILLIAM Ia NORRIS. President
Ckoesz A. HKxsHAw secretary.
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p,.x. ard An. Treatment and gure

Rupture and Its Treatment and Cure
Dr A -H IMAM, FOR tue treatment aud cure 81
rnre for he Dast thirty he consulted AZ
his principal once 2sl broAs~@y on sstar-y M'ssy and
aeston an "a ednesday. THURSDAY and Friday. His
iIuss.d witn before after mailed ~
who send 10 eents
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SALISBURY REBUKED BY RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG Wednesday, Oct. %. 1879.
The Russian press expresses great indigna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
AIFrrER FROM GEORGE GEDDEs.

TO fhe Edit0r OF TIC IrtDWHe
SIR: The unjust and unreasonable attacks made
upon Nh Howard Soule, the candidate of the Re
publican party for state Engineer, have caused me
10 address letters the Democratic State Eng necr
and 10 the Democratic Canal Commissioner, who
we're Mr. Soue's superors in Office when the alleged
wroug-doing was committed. 10 learn from them
whether there was ground for these CHARGES
think you will agree with me that the replies 70
my letters are Of sufficient interest 10 Justify their
being laid before the public. | therefore send the
correspondence TO you for publication of the whole
or such part thereof you judge proper in the
.eadiug Republican newspaper.
Yours truly, GrOEGE GEDDEs.
Paramount. Onopddga Co., ". T., Oct. 20, 1879.
The letter from Mr.. Richmond. the former State
Engineer To which Mr. Geddes refers, VIII be pub
Lshed Lereaf,er-Edl
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.


-rtrr 10y Trw- Ylgg.
NLrIllfrA -rarE fDsiIf rrr
llFrI AVE-. Nor I.
g.. A. AAIllC u. C4IlrDAl.
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SIR. GODDESS LITTER TO Mr.. WRIGHT.
t.rr.,,r-Sv Y no@ l. -

t-AIRMOIN1s \. l., OCT. In. 1873.
DEAR SIR: You must have noticed Ire attacks
made upon Mr. Howard SOHle. the Republican can
dilare for state Engineer being responsible Tor
the increased cost OF tine OuscO Lake RESERVOIR
over fhe estimated cost made by hln as Resident
Engineer: and also charging That tue Work was
done iu an improper manner. and that the con-
tractor was pad for dam $50 feet long, When 10
was really only 100 feet IN length; and that the
contractor was rcqu red by the contract % con-
erruct new road. winch LIE DID not construct; AMI
that the supplementary contract. sig rd by YOU, i.r
cIeariu the TIN Der-and. was ~ his cOule5 hand
writing
Having known Mr. Soule many years. and hav-
ilg been associated with him profess onaliv have
thought thai his integrity was beyond question.
ION were Canal COu.fuIss .ouer when tll, reservoir
was constructed. aud YOU must 3uow whether these
al argos are true / would De glad 90 ha yOu for
mr. OVu information llot % be made pa hc without
YOUR CONSENT give ue the real fact lu Tie case.
and TELL NE iu what degree Nh Soule is responsible
t.rtle execution OF the supplementary contract,
and for the increased cost ~ The work over LIS
original estimate. Very truly yours,
Ihe lion. s.. ". WRlGuT. GEC. GEDDEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

sr-rRFsF Covgr Court opens az
1890 a. m. CALENDAR called AZ J. n u-Nos t. :. ~
70 .9 ~ ~ "a = 81 -, i = ~ % o. -''
GENERAL rki0i-Davis. A. ana Brady anu ingalls, IL
SPECIAL IrSH-Vsn Brnni. J.-Court opens at 1880
Law anu Fac--Nos Sl4. 2S2, 2se. 2ll
- ClRcUu-PARr ADJOURNED sim lie. $50
part TI-Rarrotf, l-Onnrt opens no 1880 a. Mos.
1921 la2a 1904. $50. 1912 l547, 1925, 49, AZ, 1899
1888 73 lJs lso$. 1854. los, 1906, ll7' $751; loJO
PAR III~Van worst J.-Court opens At 1880 a. M
Nos 1900. 5s3. l5ei. 49,, ~ p so7 -,S' Iy.' ~,
i6s2 1880. i6ss 1850 i6s5 1914.
SUPERIOR COrgr-GaNLEAL IERM.-AGourncd until the
srr1fai frssi--se.s,7'ck. J.-Court opens 10 m.
Calendar called dt m.tase on No. 4uloihtoh RI a.
al. crowley No day oncar
Nos j7 b. iJ4 ga 525 as J5 oo5' 445 Us ozl
pats m and TII-Ad'ouried for the term.
C0NAoN PLFAs-GEN1nAL lERM-Adourned until the FIRST
MONDAY % December
SPECIAL TEHM-Lariemore, Court opens AZ II Mos
-'T;i1r Trsw-pAnr beach J-Court opcns at II
Nos $50 e03 ISL lOl- AL o5S liza Iu'3 1000 A4o'-
PAIL iI-Adiourned for the term.
MARINE COUNT TRIAL TERN-PART I'M Adam' Court
as 800. Isi9 s2s. s2s. csl7 s2ls sos. o.o
Pact IIShea. Court oteus Al 10 D. M os IL; 2 ~
g. l50l 2lJs, 5244 372s AZ 30 7J o1 3D. 2S1V ISL
Psar IIr-Alker J-Court opens at 10 2. Mos.
SO79 $40 2u2 sJo. 5li7, b. ga SOL 49, 500 Sol 49,
s.ENFA sEssIoys-PAaT I-Gderseeve THE People agt
Alexander :. Williams. assault and battery.
PART II-COYng. THE People agt James Wal
Vdoipb KTaTse fobn Crorin Edward Lyons. John Nc.
GUM burglary Henrietta Cover Thomas Fibbs. William
Davis Many Hopper. Edward Clark William Burns. ROW
ert grand larceny LIZZIE Nelson. Paul Golden lar
false pretences Herman Kshn Adam Meischon, W liam
peut larceny Thomas Mack. assault ana battery
Mary Coiters disorderly house William belly ourS2,y
ASDrE RSISFR Iavls. p Tile People agI thomas
poland. violating Election law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
nECISIONS-Nov. IS.

Supreme Court hambcrs-Bv judge Lawrence -
Clauann IT, ACT O'Reiiiy red 70 Thomas p Nicks
Bank -avir desire 10 counsel In the
the Incorporation of the Essex toere
Heating a-t wish 70 counsel about the COS
and allowances Sheldon ag the Imp~rshable stone Block
Paving Cofnpauv 70 dismiss compa nj granted Win
costs Dornsn art MaleIEee memoran 'um. Haines aai
echoormnker aCt Mapes art Bell Mitchell
AIT Ely agt R-sorer Gablor at Jackson Motions
grant oon 70 refer ~ denied
slO ABIDE the event. Young act. NandeIb bill
Wlv should This order he granted United States Trust
ground the answers dcned wIih 80 costs
60 abide the event Freeman agf Barrow Halmae seer
Motion 20 make the complaint definite anu
certain denied with costs. Henry etal aCt Schenck
Motion 10 refer denied with 80 costs T. abide the event
buvd rev-Moon Ia refer II denied win ~
the CROW: In the matter OF Manhattan
sutinn In the mater0f Beers In The matter OF
Morgan In the matter o. hliu In the matter OF Mortar
the matter Ihan In the matter o Dorsche IL me
smith In the matter ftNle
In the Cnrmack In the matter OF smith In The
~ Williams HarhSou Van Nulkcnhurgh: Mach
Thurst0n the matter 0f khduf In Tie matter OF
Hrlme The matter OF nomuiCk Bcaruss agt Carlaher
WilmOt Glars OrcIs granted. In tho matter OF Shep-
Freund sgi. WsshhuTn ChsHcs agt. Moore, No. Same
at same, No Gunneii agt. Brown Sa'es AK. Ross
Granted.
Special Tern-By Judge Van Norst-Iohnson agt. Hav-
land and tIers.-Findiugs aud decree sGned.
Common gfeas-SDeci1i 1e'lt-Bv Judge Larrenore.
--nowcrv Sagn onOgIueJ ucCniort OF fore
closure and sale. Baker smith. Motion granted In
the asrnment Of Walker aud another TO Han
Application granted.
Marine Coart-Chombers-B Judge SlunOtt.-
Bau mann ag Bauma1u. granted Endorsement
on nsprra uvers ag LlhoMoton granted with .lu costs
Kaufman agt. Goddard L.nstein agt. kennedy-No'ohs
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
GEyER4L COURT NEWS.
CLAIMS AGAINST BoNDsMEN PAID.

CLAIMS AGAINST BONDsMEN PAID.
TIE DEFICIENCY IN THE ACCOUNTS OF PAYMAsTER
STAPLES.
Execution was collected yesterday against
George W. Quintard the welIknOwn iron manufacturer
and Commissioner Emigration, Of this city, and James
IT, Hoyi. OF Stamford. Conn. bondsmen for Samuel
& Staples paymasteT In the United States Army. IN
whose accounts irregularities had been discovered.
After the discovery. but before the investigation was
closed Staples died. An examination Of his papers
showed that nearly all the items which the Treasury
Department has disalloSed were amounts claimed by
James L. Hodge another Army paymaser 10 have been
paid by him 10 Staples. Hodge WAS sub-eque1t con
vcted OF Gefrauding the Government and served term
an the Peniteuuary He mad specuated with
the funds in rusted TO his 10 the
amount OF S35s coo through POihemus & Jackson,
brokers IN this city the Government has suit
pending against tue firm 10 recover the money. The
bond snen contended that the money never paid TO
Staples Oy Hodge. but that the entries had been made
by Hodge 10 up portion OF his operations. Inc
Government cured judgment IN the United states
Circuit Court against the bondsmcn and they appealed
10 the supreme Court by writ OF error They failed to
perecf their appeal aud the Supreme Court dismissed
the writ and remanded the back 10 the Circuit
Curt Two years. the time allowed by the statute for
appeal having expired without any acton De-
ing taken that direction. executions were Issued
against the bOndsmen and were satisfied yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
CIVIL NOTES.

Hugh J. Jewett presented n petition in
Supreme Court Chambers yeste rday. averrng that as
receiver of the Railway he held $3.50 shares OF the
capital stock Of the Buffalo, New-York and Erie Rail
ROAD COMPANY and asking that he should be named Nv
lhe Court 10 represent this stock the meetings Of the
latter company Justice DOnOhue signed order
granting the petition
Brundage Sniiin, of White Plains, died ID
1871 and left an estate hts widow during her lite
time They mad one daughter. Mrs. Ada Richardson
subsequently Mrs. snifln married Charles : De For
rest with whom she removed 20 Paterson. " j. She
died November 10. On the following day William c.
Flanagan. OF NewYOrk recorded IN the Register
the White Plains property, gwen 10 INN by hrs.
DE Forest ana her husband without consideration
being specified. Mrs. Ada Richardson now CLAIMS she
Il entitled 70 the property valued nj s42 600. alleging
that the deed recorded by Flanagan obtained BY
fraud and false representation aud - the result of
conspiracy the part OF DE Forrest and Flsn gan.
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General Term and that Of the Special Term
with the Atlantic and Pacinc hhiu"u
Company affirmed with Nig0l agt burke
Judgment reversed and tia granted costs 70
abide the event unless plaintiff stimulates 70 dednct
from the Judgment Of 500. with inteteft
from I. 1S-6 $50. with interest ron NOVEMBER
l. 1879 80. with interest nom fehlrtrv l. lstI au ~,
from 1877 which event lu gtent AZ
notified affirmed without II the to either
party Court. simon AIT HIST Motion granted
on paymrnt Nv aiuttT defendant o. Nln'
costs of motion. Flynn and others. admnisira'
tors. aRt the EQUITABLE Life Insurance tCnlpany
Hurd, receiver. sgt. Kelly. Judgment Affirmed
with costs art Olnscai ordered that psinf have
leave 10 withdraw hr appeal Of this appeal 10 abide
the II the action Riggs agt Wayde-Appeal dis-
Disbursements fmnurN AIT
Bergen agt. SncdicoT.-Appeal dismissed with ccsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.-Ihe iOIIOwIng busi-
ness was In Supreme Court OF the United
states to-day:
on motion Of r. T. FrohDehuysen, Barker Gnmmere OF
Trenton MI. admitted practice No. 10 Thomas
J. voolfolk ct al appellants, agt Robert A Sisbet-AIg
nent continued by Clifford Anderson so appellants AID BY
r. y Lyon Tor appeees concluded By Mr Amber
son for appellants No 74.W.llam e. Oates. plaintiff Ia
error, AT The First Natona Bank 81
by " r. Philips ard William g oates for plaintiff
~ H. G. SeiDple No ~ place
OF No 7bChester A Arthur, collector pIsntin
aFt Emil HerOdArzued by Assistant Attorney ensral
smith for plaintiff In and by g. Clarke for defendant
IN
Adjourned Thursday at u O'Clock.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5srt u-'f - ~ se7s4
m,sh and wife 70 George Jeremiah 5000
i4o II raTior and husband 70 " Tnomp $4,000
KilSatrtcs ana wife 70 f White - $4,000
'O' peierse to Mary Hopkins -, $1,000
4'h 1 sTe to James nSa FISH $4,000
10 i sna husband to John Burinson - 800
sDf MsTrow a. ana G' wife S to 1880
m 70 Thomas II $4,000
'Ed yer and others TO Metz9er .-.... 10000
70'G Ro,e1se sg n and wife TO Keller 10000
xirreguar schmidt ana husband TO Jacob Hor 49,
same I property Moses Lazarus schmidt
'o' van s . ana Sfe 10 Il sharEe. 10000
si g = 5issssF 1900 SS9
is,o acres also n 5 Mott to luver-sis lsl1loeI
irtes uar az" also Wi aaI s5a np
kennedy, refereo. TO the Manhattan Savings H. mn
11ts saIS lot No on map OF the easier
ggl o5Shss il comstocs referee. 10 he
New YorR Institution for Instruction Of Deaf and
1lthaVe lot No 2 adjoininz above. iOo12e7s
MI I5s 1Iirreg1Isi same 1000
nm "a ,ixrreguisr same to -, $500
KECOkULJ IOkr5AGE-
Raird William and wife 70 the Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY NO 900 East 3srh-st year -: $4,000
La West 4sdsi 5 years ..-...---... 1000
-. 10000
peneyfie Anna ii TO b c McIntire. Perry-st Of
Fsa. James to william Earle. and
igsthst 3 wears -.............. 4OO0u
a. 5 Of Sesm.n-a1e ins,anenGs 2,7s4
&c. wears -. ..;........--. 1000
III ele 80 a farsyth st. years 49,. 1000
Metzger. 10 sarah / Ohver st. " Of 5a-ave,
A,oo,.sT and wine to A kramer ana another 80 OF
nowsfT h. executor. eic. snd Others TO sshing
ana J0Itnton ST. 5yesf.s $4,000
lin st. " Of 4Ih-ave. mon rs ....-.- 5000
Ougley n j wife "a The Mutual HE Insurance
Company. No 90 Springst year 1900
RoseustocS l. and wife to Westheimcr, " : lst.ave
Of Gh.st mortgages. years total 10000
u;ors etc Nos ~ ana 81 CnristoPhs ts 10000
BswsTy OF Honslon-st, wears .-.... 10000
ave ; Inosihs ----..... 1850
stewart William r TO less clark 7oth.st. Of
sesve mortgage year tolsl $50. - $500
7-' years ~ -. ll.oc0
etc 75ss-s; ofsd-sse years - 1900
S-D ave e. YEAR. -. 1000
sd'aye years ............ 1000
Thompson William and wife Kathleen N TaYior.
se.rs' sotai ~ 5000
II(OkDED ArsIGSNLNJS OF MORTGAGES.
Beecker to Montaht $3.50
sessl ereeator' $50 6.lal
Opy l. 10 Celia G.stey 300
Rosenstrin Frederick 10 Adam s<nd.f---------- 500
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nov. 1S.-In the Court of APP
peas. Tuesday November Is, ls79-present. The Hon.
sanford z. Church. j., and assOciates-the folio Ing
decisions were handed down
In Of Gettsr vaeato assessnenL-osdAr NJ
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NEN-iohh noH"'S' s'"'' 80 A''''
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
Ry L J. & T. PhHliDs
Q 5.storv brick building lois Nos 10 and liz
Mulberry-sf. OF Canal-si, each lot 2jxlOO $1,000.
BrcntOn Collins. SZO,OVO
M Richard T. HdYfer
1 Aston brick warehouse with lot. No 80 Frontst
tinted aSs States 81 e Tr1. 1000
q Of &SeB lot 20 sI6S o Jno 4l5O
S naenng above lot 20 sIe9 To- Jacob Cohen 1000
' as,op hSSs shove lot TO- chss Bsae 1000
s.sfSry brick house with lot, No 3J7 West 24thstn
e aS1 4 OF We slOO
. sinilar houses with lots. No 3l3 and BIO Vest
ssg. " Weiss 1925
n Of stR ave lot isr67 s; $500
BIZ Van Ttssc & hedrHrU.
'i IN sze S0xSoz5oT52. KncediSr' 10000
LV J0nn Z. BOBd.
1 3storv brick dwelling with lot, No 3S2 West 9th
49, = '0o II : "a - 1888
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Gin Rral estate for Sale.

Tin ttaI GsfuIe Xor JnIe.
NOR SALE.--Four- story, English basement
Il 26Ll-sf- between TN and sthavcs- Address OWNER
tribune Uptown ONCE. !, 23s broadway.
nor SALE.-Nos. 20 and 20 East 63d-st..
il between SIN aud Madison-aves they are offered for
$4,000 which $1,000 less than hay can be Duplicated
tor. Apply the preniseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
AROUND THE WORLD.

ANY INTELLIGENT YOUNG NAN OF GOOD CHAR
ACILR WHO DESIRES TO SPEND TWO WEARS ~
FOREIGN TRAVEL UNDER THE MOST fANORAbLk
con DITfON- FOR IMpkONENENf. WILL LAIN
HOW His NAY Do so AT VERY SMALL EXPENSE on
Application " A. b. PnOAI, 81 Nicholas Hotel ~ y Ciy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
Brccklpn Real Gsidts for 5aie.

pUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
I'D the line Of the elevated rsoad now 6uidng a. me
year the bridge elevated road completed these
healthy portions Brooklyn rendered siDe ~
s0tH-st.. ewYork. now don't wait rutland q
WHITING, Leekman-st
no LET or FOR SALE.-555 CarletOn-ave.,
and mansard roof brown-sOne corner house
up every Improvement premises learn par
ficulars OF rutland 4 WHITING, ) Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

GUIoNS x LIAE STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving PIER So Y. n foot of King 81
NONrANA 80 I F-DAY. Nov 20. 2:3O D. m.
WYOMI No ....... TT EsDAY. Dec. .. 1870 a. m.
NFSVA ~ -. Tt - DAY. Dec. III. 1870 a. m
WIsCON 81 y -. e EsD DAY, Dec. 20, l p. IN.
~ These steamers Dut Of iron, IN waterght COM
parImen and arc furnished requisite to make
the the Atlantic both safe ana agreeable nav
ing bath ROOM smoking drawing tOom piano and
library surgeon and caterer on
each steamer The all upper deck thus nsr
ing greatest Injuries at sea- perfect ventilation
ami light -, ..o .so =,
500 INTERMEDIATE. 80 STE EkAGE, al low rates
WILLIAMS & GUION.
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Gcuntrn iJropertn Tor Sale ano 90 Get.


AT ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality.
n Property and all varieties great par
gains. EDWARD z. HAdlLION. lls Plne-st. y l.
4 DESIRABLE farm of II acres in Monmouth
~ y. J.. be sold. by Orler OF the court a.
auciior september 90 1873 For particulars address
EZRA \. OSBORN, Administra'oT, NlddletoWn "
Fine Country Residence. Westchester
= Cc~ntr six acres an complete 5000; will be
sold regardless an offer wanted; 40 minutes from lorA
Address 2. o. Box 3,lsG, City.
RULKHEADED WATERFRONTS near city
ID chemical works. factories &C. for sal or ass very
low. r. A. YOUNG. Ciyl Enenrcr
TOR SALE.-A country seat of 53 acres IN
the beautiful village OF Geneva situation eIceen'
zoos! hWlaugs and OF chance Tor
gentleman desiring country home Apply To OEEi4 Il.
SMITH. Geneva. y "
EOR SALE.-For cash. the finest property,
wirh front. centrally located IN PALArkA FLOR
IDA. consisting ~ house ana Two blocks OF and WIN lH
0''''-- CHARLES UNDERWOOD,
Toland. Conn
ORANGE, y. J.-Houses and Country Seats
10 le ana great variety. also srns and build
iag lots. BLACKWELL BROS. DAB BROADWAY, Room D.
no BUILDERS and INVEST0RS.-629 eligi-
l9t lrthcadef water front. for dwellings nc
tories &C. distance from city Hall as isd SAFE
at a BARGAIN ~ a. ~ ", ~ -. l1n- INV
rI'EXAS LAND OWNERS.
VI. 1IiC EIlAR & CO. Galveston. Texas attend 10
es taxes sales all paris ~ Texas Circular iIce
New. York reference MOrtOl Bliss & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
OceGu GteImcrs.

4 MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
n IiNERPOOI.-Oniy Transatlantic Line under The
AMFRlCAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Phla-
deuns Wednesday from Liverpool Extra -an -
Wednesdays from Phlade phia alternate Satur
DAYS from Ilvernool
LORD Give THU R-D DAY, Nov. 20, 2. m
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from philadelphia and
landing within few hours ride " the
importan fDmnts Of interest the Continent
ZkELAN D. I'll L R-DAH. nov, 20, p a m
RHYNLAND, SATURDAY, Nov d. 1880 p. m.
Iorr o. other information apply 20
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents vi,
9O7 WaInutst PHILADELPHIA SO Broadway, New York.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery place. New YORK
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Pier Company No az North River foot OF Morton ~
Travellers this ne avoid both transit by English rii
and discOmforts OF crossing the Channel In Small
boat ,,-,-.,- -. no n - -
LABRADOR, Sangler. etlca Dec ~ r. m
d.
Pans. amounts
LOUIS DE BEBIAS. Agent No 50 Broadway.
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6slp Wantso.
miscellaneous.

DATENTs, LABLES, CAVEATS.
y MUM hCO. 80 81 Park-r0w New \ nrk, proprietor
of The scientific American 81 years experience solicitor
of ia rui. Handbook Patents. VITA u directions Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
flouses ano Rooms rOautco.

NNANTED.-GOOd farm IN Western Massa-
w chusetts OF Connect cut for cash customer.
PAUL T.. TODD. l35 broadway
XVANTED.-A small farm not over one hour
w from NewYork Address with full particulars PJ r
CHASER. Trenton. NewJersey.
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Hotels.
nJinter Resorts.

WALDO HOUSE. Waldo. Fla.-Highest and
w heahlest point Florida Figxtc class accommodations
and prices Hotel Dec. /. Apply 70 ID. 4.
Crowe proprietor Belmont Hall Schoaiey Mountain J.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Monday. Nov. l., 1879.
following sales were held at the Ex-
- lperOom today.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-27

Grams Fluid Lightning, that's when
had neuralgia Bolloway's Pills, Hop
Bitters-oh! can't tell how many more;
Ponds Extract, Sterling's Ginger, The
King Of Pain, Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Vegetine, Filters Rheumatic Remedy
and Kidney Cordial. can't think of
them all, and now Ive got skin dis.
ease. am using Cuticura remedies
and Chinkalyptus. l am not taking
anything else except dose ofpodophy-
lin every Tuesday and Thursday
mornings and Saturday night, and a
bottle of citrate of magnesia next MORN
ing. Sometimes take blue mass on
Monday, but that's only during rainy
weather. forgot to say I've worn a
liver-pad for five years, and | think
Prn ruptured, and also wear truss
when I'm moving round much"
is that all you have takenl"
"Well, l don't remember exactly
l have taken other things, lots of them.
| don't know how much, but they new.
er cured me. Some of them did me
good, and some of them harm; but
guess if hadn't done as l have, I'd
have been dead man years ago."
"Did you ever try Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing SyrupY'
"No sir; but if you think it would do
any good amt averse to trying it."
Daily Republican., 1879-06-27
A WONDERFUL BABY.
BY JosRpHIsE POLLARD.

IT'S wonderful baby, cannot deny II,
The lOveliest, sweetest that ever was made
And no silver or gold In the country could
Nor iewels-though cen queens casket
were paid
We humor and tondle, and kiss and caress
1t.
Arc anxious whenever It's out of sight;
And We call 1t pet nsmes-such as 'queen =
lamb" and "blessed,"
"Dear old precious darling" from morning
till night.
II we have any Toys, If we have any troubles.
II over our pathway o dark shadow lowers,
Our griefs we divide, and our pleasures we
Because Of this wonderful baby OF ours.
1t never is cross, or impatient, or fretful,
Like most other babies that you and
And we would be never unkind or forgetfal
Ofall that to this precious darling we owe.
Its face is all wrinkled-now isn't that funny?
Its step has been feeble for many day,
And over the brow where were ringlets once
There now are soft tresses of silvery gray.
You'll think l am foolish and frivolous, may
be-
Declaring the truth have surely not told !;
But this precious old darling, this wonderful
baby,
So dear to our hearts, is near eighty years
old.
By care and caresses we give to no other
Her care and her kindness we strive to re-
pay;
And we thank the dear Father In Heaven
that mother,
With heart young as ever, is with us to-
day.