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EerIures ano aleeIluas.

4 TOUR in SCOTLAND. with stere0pticon
n views -Ths Rev. n; ; Macarthur viii lecture on
he above subject the est twenty th street United
PRESBYTERIAN church. between 9TH ana tn this
ing. Tickets 80 cents
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
~ Meetng TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. J.. l-l9, at
O'Clock CHlCKERING HALL. cor lsthst and stiave A
paper b. the 80, ,,. ,,..,.,.,,.,-..
d" Moose and CarlnOo Hunting Ia the Milds ~ Canada"
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STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave York frnm foot OF DesbIosses and Cort

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New-York from foot Of Desbrosses and Cort
o5 Ptt.s1rr cS1mS9' cOSaHa
and the South Pullman cars from Bsiiimore 70 NewaTE
/ p m for WsshiS ston and the West Pullman
New York 10 Baltimore and Washington, making cose con
Gnd 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO cncin
1000 D. m dailv for Warrington and West pun
man sleepcs from NewYork TO Baltimore and Washngon
Is Louisville 81 Louis Columbus Pttspurg the south and
matt connects AZ Washington with trains for Lynchburg
For through tickets please call at compsnys ONCE, 35
broadway New ork. ticket offices, foot Of Corandt
HOUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New.York foot Of Liberfy--t.
Perry station N Brookiyn foot Of Fnlionst Iewes wharf,
III eriy.st as follows;
$50 n. m.-For Flemin Easton Beivtlere Mauc1
Chunk. ramaqua. wfkesbarre Elmra &C. Connects at
a. FOR ieh Bridge Rranch Harrisburg.
MGgch Chunk Isnaqua Wlkesbarre scranton Williams
1890 and a3o For som rye and Fle%ingtn
Mllh,sDare scranton Iunkhannock lhhAIl- h'%ei'"n'
ReaGing Poitsyiie ilarrishurg &C. ..o- p.,,,o- and
lOu p For hieh Bridge Branch Easton helFluere an"
$50 p. m daily.-For Eason Allentown and Harrisburg,
Em'ra &c Connects at Junction for D. l. ami W X L.
70 trains to local points see time tables at stations
Roo s2 at ana "a for E5ton
Allentown Reading md Harrisburg.
atJorev city to Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Leave New DIRK foot ~ Lbcrtys for Perth AmbOy,
south Amboy Ret Bank Branch ocean Grove, &c,
SIS as an l.lj. 4. isl5 p.
stage connection and from kENPORI at Maawan sa-
IN
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
I Connection Leave foot Of Lrertyst for Freehold at
Sis, li:ij a.. m, !, j:iJ .. N.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
4 ' Leave York Pier Nortn River foot krciorHs
foe Long Branch Eaoni0wn AMI intermediate stations at
400 y.
Leave Nrw-York foot Iberty-st. g. T.. r. ~ y. J..
-:l5 mFor Farmngaae, Toms River. Barnegat ana In
termediIfe
i.lJ Toms River Vine ard, al stations 20 Bay
Side Az FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
400 p. n-For Farinincdale Toms River. Bamegat Tuck
ertOwn X. X. ami Philadelphia.
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fine Arts.

BEAUTIFUL Christmas presents" jack
ID sons Imperial Photo Oh Miniature Portraits" These
pictures beautiful The krnesses perfect They
painted soi In oil on cards orTr anu canvas ne
urepara4iOn grounds which only myself
Also. portraits painted nom M OF fuai ploti sphs az ex-
prices residence p hast l-1thst.
address r. JACKSON.
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Cost an0 founo.

STOLEN.-Bank book No. 1880 OF the
- Emigrnt Industrial savings Bank hoos No 4osss' Of
the Bans -avings and % the seamcns sank Tor
savings belonging Bessie furcy. The nnnrr viii DC -
warded leaving them a. the Bank. 81 GhAmbsrsst-
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rjinter Resorts.

WALDO HOUSE. Waldo, Fla.-liighest and
heatheqi point Florida Fir-tclass accommodate
and moderate piices Hotel Open Dec l. Apply u D /
CrOwell proprietor belmont Hal ScnOOeys Mountain y
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Observation-Disclosures Trun

1. a
4 Line and United states Mnl koute-On ana after Nov.
To- 1873 leave Ne~l ork DesbrOsses ana Cortandt
street Ferries follows:
Express HARRISBURG Pittsburg, the West and South.
With Pullman Palace cars attached a. n ana $50 p III.
daily.
wilamsport Locshavcn, Corey and Ere az $50 m.
connecting COev for lnsvie petroleum tnrc and the
OIL Regions. Wihamsport and Lockhaven, a. m ~.
Baltimore Wsshin-f.n ami the south. Limited Wash
ingou Express' Of Pullman Paor Car. dny except sun
day a. M WASN'T gOn sl2 o. Regular at 4.3O
and 3 4. u l. = 10 %. -uuGl 10 T..
Express for West Philadelphia. ar 80 80. - 90.
Iimea II a. m !. s.3u T. $40 D. g. $50. -.3O aud 10
sunday. $50 and a. M. =, g. 3O. $50 and 10 p H. Emil
grant and second class. si0p. m
Express Tor Philadelphia Via Camden 1870 except
sunday.
city, aGorlnr speedy anu direct transfer
for BrOoaiyn travel 80.
dniv. and $40 a $50 daily except Monday From
Washington Baltimore. $50 . 30. 30. lOlu
NJ sunday. $50 From Phinennia, so bO', 800,
$40 To- iO 1880 o. m 2 431 i:5O. $780, $50 OslO
D. sunday. $3.50, 600. $50. lOtO 1850 a. IN, $50,
lO:lOp. I'd. -
Ticket offices and o. Broadway, No Aston House
and Curt aud Sis No Courtst and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot II Fulton BronkiYn Nos IL,
10 and lis uuson-st. Hoboken Depot jersey CIT, Emit
grant lioaet Nee NJ. Battery place. The New YORK
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage from hotels
and r, silence. -..,,.,
FRANK THOMSON + p. FARMER
General Manager. GEM passenger Agent
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EPPS' COCOA.
Proposals.

NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMISSION.
sIufusONIAN INSTITUTION,
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON d. G.. Oct. 81, 1873,
CEALFD PROPOSALS Will be received by
- he National Museum Building Commission. Washington
D. C. until November %, 1879, Tor supplying delv
erng mp complete working order
al an ains for heating the nrepiOOf building
now being the National scum Iht apparatus
la accordance Nltu ihe
copies Il which and 4nn al IN nation
C,oyror.n euiIJipe n. BAIRD.
Eor National Museum Building Commission
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! ioS Gx ne = STATES MAIL srEAMERs,

l. LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR OF EEN-TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving PIER 80. y. foot " King st.
WTsCON -I y E~DA y Nov L. $50
MONrA y A L E-DAi, Nov D. 2SO
WYOMr sc L e DAY Dec 2. 1870
NEVADA. E-DAY. Dec. H. 1870 N
- These steamers Quilt Of In wacrught com
par tmeuts ard requisite % make
the passage Atlantic both sale efnbie hav
bathroom smoking-rO0m, draNing-rOpiu piano and
hUray also EXPERIENCED ewaidess ana caterer on
all deck thus ln-lr
those greatest OF luxures at sea- perfect ventilation
AMI light - - ..
slOO INTERMEDIATE. $40 rIEElAGi at low rates
CFtICE No. 20 BhOApWAl. -
WILLIAMS < GTIOS.
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Orfnn Gtedmers.

1 MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
n LINERpOOL4-Ony Transatlantic Line uuder the
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing every Thursday from Phia-
dephs every "Wednesday Liverpool Extra sangs
Wednesdays from Philadelphia, alternate satlr
days from Liverpool
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NlsrellGneous.

I AIDES. DRINK SERKYS TEA. and be
Lbeautnl without using dangerous cosmetics. eERKYS
TEA ernptous ~ the complexion
the whole Those tho
and restore beauty aud vOuul freshness instead OF
destroying boh by cosmetics To be bought 81 the
-fkkLN- TIA CO., 500 Arch-st. Philadelphia orders by
promptly 5Uc 81 per box Liberal discount
DATENTS, TRADE MARKS. CAVEATS
Il MUM & CO., no.. 81 PargrOw. NewYork Or prfet0rs
OF Tie scientific American 81 year, experience iciiofs
0f Patents. Handbook Patents with iu directions and
advice.
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NFW-YORK CENTRM md HUDSON

=
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets steamers ieavc
Pier 40, N0rh River. daily, intending sundays al 47o p H.
fns Nrv London Boston. Worcester. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

sixteen Through Trains each daily three depots in
PHILADELPHIA, two IN New-fOrE.
Double Track. the most improved Equipment ana the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RouTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA Ne
~ LINE

HOUND ENUUN NlT II.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
station c. X r. Of Y. J. foot of Lib
eTiv IL lur Phil fdrphia. .. -
For and Greensts at 745. 900 llsl5
il, $50, y:3O. 1:l5 l. p ~ on sundays al $40 l.
m. $50. II D. m ID. 80. .. . -
For station corner Third Berks at $50 600 llil5
i3p 30 400. 900. 7:lJ p. M. on sunday al $40
~ l.3O p. 49, - 80 .. . -
Trenton Thicker s1s C3o 40 800 II )
1880, 40, 400. a3u, 7.l5. II ~ m On sunday sac
A. N $50 Ia.
returning rains VII leave philadelphia for New York
station Phla and Read NJ Railroad corner Ninth and
Gr-en-sfs 70-. 130 l-lo ltuf 5lu $50, 40,
l. ON SUNDAYS NJ = 30 .. m a;3O II p. M ~ d, -
From Thr and -. 800 IL $50. $40
5sn 685. ILLS IA ON SUNDAY AZ s:25 a H.; i5O p m
Delote ini man ears attached.
From Trenton Warren and Tucke.sfsl 90 except Non
day. Gao. SD, lOl5a IN; ljo -. $40 i:lO O5l' 80"
u. TO- ON sunday 20 p.lj a M. 6lI p ~
Connection s made City station bv ferry TO and
from BROOKLYN AMI Erie Depot az jersey Iliy 40, 90.
fihDrtvst.. NO- .i' 4ul "lt.
9j7 broadway, the princps hotels, Nos ana Court
a. and Annex Office. Jewels Wharf ErnuglyM go
Ncv-N Transfer COMPANY ID DDS tNpr 80 VIII cali TOT
and checa baggage iron hotel orretience To AD
ucafiOn can De made gli Broadway, 1885 -iNthave
New York Lrookvn. and those offices are Ia
connection with the Bel Telephone and Law telegraph
II. L. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
4 American packet Companys Line for PLYMOUTH
CHEEEOCRC ana HAMBi no.
-rFH ALA. Nov 20 LIS 4
GELLEkT Nov. y x Ee Dec. II
passage 70 Plymouth. London, Chernoulg. Ham
burg and mi points In En- gland. scotland aDd Wales Fist
CABIN gold. SirO; second cabin, gold fBO -teerage
reucv. <3O e.. q. RICHARD & BOA-, Gen Pass. Ayr.
X NHARDT& a co. 81 Broadway. New-IOrk.
lirnernl penn 81 BrOah 81. Nnw.lOlk.
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fcusss ano Rooms uanteo.

NVANTED.-A small farm not over one hour
w IRON New YORK with fun particulars PJ r
CHASER Trenton. NewJefsty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday. Nov. Il. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom tc-dav
Rv ah "
4 5sfOry marble building aud and 5storY
brick buildings with lot No 20 Ch2meersst
running through NO ~ kesde-st. 302 II W OF
1'outrest lot 294xl Sx2s. ! x6l Ok irregular
Munal Life ms 60 t4SVVV
Bp bernard Sniuh.
l 5-st0ry brown stone building and . story brick
buildings with lot. Nos 1914. l66 and LIS
essxsii' Henry Mount mt" 81 sOo W $4,000
BV W. o HofmGn
istOry brown house with lot. No
los: FSon s ; : 1-O II o. '.'e .o' H. 800
Richard =. HdTneft
plot Of land W Morse ave- known as lot No lSS on
benz ma2 s az Nna'iai'. NO $500
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Perry. TO James Gambler II, No $50 East loth-st,
10 wears al annual rent of -.....--....

Rigel0yv .Nvlam A 20 W Bronson ..--...---..
Equitable IAfe Assurance society to Weeks. exec
uto-. --------.-..---
Coruaiv. lanes % Aldrew Morris
kingsiand. George 70 l. & kingslGld and Others
executors etc
Ha-
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.

I IN VI
Sailing every 10 days alternately Phade phla ana
landing within afW hours ride OF the
imuortan u ntcres the Continent.
ZEELAN D, THURSDAY, Nov ,u,Ha m
RHINLA\D SATURDAY, Nov. -. lL:JO D. m.
passage other information apply %
PETER RIGHT & sons, General Agents -,
COZ Wainuf-sf. Philadelphia 81 broadway, New-Yo.k
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery place. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gafuck and HousaiOIic acknowledgements leave Cath
arine lip Pier So r.. r.. daily 40 li.3O IL anu 23O o. H.
FAR lnucr than BIZ nllAr runtn.
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EUICH VALLEY RAHROAD.
.NE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, Sc.-Fare 81.
~ leave fecksiiD daily >undavs eEceped for
md II ID. eCtlng Win rOaIa.
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Boaro aun Rooms
West Side.

A SMALL private American family will let
N 70 gentlemen. without board. one two connecting
rooms newly ard pretly furnished hot and cold water
rlOsets. 2lO West 3ythft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

a
y RIVER r. MISUNDERSTANDING nov. l., 1871
through trains VII cav" Grand central Depot;
H. Western Northern Express "a Rochester -
saratoga. Win drawing room cars
lu;aOa. n Chicago AMI Western Express. bra~ing-rOom
ca : CrnaniaigTia, Rochester and BunniO.
Albany Troy, with connections
ID / tea, "a Gle Fails ana Rutland
400 D. m. Albany aud Troy Express
$50 D. m Loui- Express daily with sleeping cars Tor
Iufi the week dl-o sleep
Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal ex
ccutng -nndav night. Saratoga.
73up m Fast Kprrss Montreal. ROchester ana Corn
ing via Geneva sleeping Geneva, Rochester aud
Montreal via - Alhans. III, ,-,- -. -.
$50 D. m Express. daily with sleeping cars 70
Rochester NIAGARA fdA- bniaio 'icFeidnu ~
letu. ID aud chicago. .,,
IIOO D. isht Express. with sleeping cars To Albany
and TROY. go, -, 81.
Wescofts Lxpross Offices Park place and 435 ana 942
broadway Neyy- York aud 3Ji WashngiOn--t, BROOKLYN
Z. 3. MEEKER, gene al Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

join McD6N4LD, Agent : Battery place. New. Yors.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Pier Cnnrany - North River foot OF Morton
Travellers avoid both transit by English r1r
way dsconf0rs OF crossing the Channel II snl1
boat - q, q, -
CANADA. trang ul...-- " rtnt SHAY. Nov ~, D. M
IADKA DOR WeiIes lay. Dec. 10 m.
FrIQTE. -. 3uu " etnr,iay, De- - p m
Checks Credit Of Pans amounts suit
LOUIS De BEBIAN, Agent No. 30 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSTl-
y TUrE, New Haven Conn, General Rnsseas school I
ouch physical training by military drilling gymnastics. &c
Ample opportunity Tor athletic games. rowing, SC
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4 ME JULIAN ~ DOo lON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
special limited tickets Mammoth palace steamers BRs
TOL and PRONIDENCE leave NeW-lofk daily including
Sundays 80 from Pier 2> North aver foot Of Aur-
ray.t Leave BROOKLYN, 400 Jersey city. ago D. m
VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

FAMILY ard DAY Britain.
i Conu-Designed give thorough instruction and cnl
a limited number Of pupils Address D y CAhF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
Gurouean Advertisements.

NAIRO. Egypt"-The HOTEL du NIL,
ia nrst-class house with moderate prices u "a very
tl good cuisine and general accomrnoda
ton aad Tor many years much ana ~e frequeed oy Ane
tie ia good houses 10 itepe
nm south. beautiful garden I'D. FkIEDMANN, fr0pl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

DOYS under SIXTEEN. YOnkers, y. Y.
ID Thorough teaching Kind care low Iates Gov
sfnhl 81 ~ BLAI WIN MArNN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

ITO LET or FOR SALE.-555 Carleton-ave,
twosorv and rnauaard roof browustone corner house
up with every Improvement premises learn par
ficuars OF rutland q WHITING, Bee kInan-st.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
vnpE cry

s6th-sf 100 ~ n o. and Il lst-avt lot.
1oxS5 J. II 20 p tihlcin- Slo
seth : so IL OF i-t-aNe. coxso-S1i l. Is >crym-
ser to Otto Loeiier las
-i Mary Moore S''' -1|.V''' - .'D..' $50
Proposed through easery part o. property OF
Institution for Deaf and Dumb. lot No 20 F II
GOinstock. referee. 10 y Fox----- ..-.-....-.. Is
KingSDrlige Road. adjoining above, lot No 2.
"A COmStoCS referee. 10 Edward Fox SO
li7th-st 81 d "a of. ant jSi 70 0f Avc-k. rear
LOT. f46X20S '4xirrcgular. and other property ; - %
Planning 20 John X Deaue %l,V
same Sln sl' s1sds is anu o'' 27.o
Dey It, No 49, ] ; Van wyck and wife 10 A Baum- 49, ,
Madison-ave n - So 10 n n OF io4th-st l6.sx7O; c
and wife James CLARK -.....--------- 1l.5
Grove-st linton ave lui N2NOi Elizabeth l.
Grimes and husband % Elizabeth W lester 90
6lsf-s. 40 4 n Of adisonaNc. .JNlOcJ. A
powdney q James 4 Breen and another. $50
shave es 1893 Il n of lJ1thst 1SNS.l 1irreguar;
william Lynch and wife TO the West Side and y on .
kerr RAILWAY COMPANY. =, 4oN
&c crcitsnd wife to L Iuf1. sSS
J7thsL n : ll6 II n OF -th-ave 19x OO5 William
Croft wife 20 Joseph. MoTins 515
crmmns aad wife to Henry + Rasssii 525
4th-ave W 15.5 4 ~ osth-st, 25xloO. = Waters
referee 10 tiske Ill
same. -. Ill
Crfmmins ...... -. ........- - l12
Chambers-st s. - IT W OF Centre ST 2O9x8.5xir-
regular Alison hamoerst 03b II W OF Ceutre-
81 93x75i and also Reace-si adJo;niaDg
lands ~ Board OF Fore gn Missions OF Presbyterian
Church. 29l lxt l6x irregular; William + Dixon.
referee, TO the Mutual Life Insurance Company 400
RECORDED LEASE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

I TITLE BOY Especial advantages lower
rates; Boarding school Tor Boys established lo52 b.
MASON, NOnkeTs. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYs.
and .. " est 32L-sf and 5trave., y. J.
Reg. THEODORE IRVING. Ii L., Rector
SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, .4S1 Broadway.
- feopeLs October b-Trnc., German. Italian. spanish
bv the natural method. Greek and Latin by Professor
TIMANENl- Professor g. LALANlE Director NJ the
trench Department Of this school, refers % Pro es-or r.
bCCULN Harvard Unvers.ty, Baron SHlrhlN Russian
Ambassador and the Rev. J. II. VINCENT DID,. Gci CIR
culars application.
THE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
l-h ana French young aies ana children on
Wednesday October J. 81 1853 Lcxingtonarc
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
1 I4-I Broadway. near 42d st.-primalv commercial and
classical departments. HOBBY & AKIN. Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

VALE Law School. Irregular course, years;
flor degree of DEL years al ger a
opens sept. 20. Address Prot WAYLASD NeW-haTen' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

MODERN TWENTY FOOT FOUR STORY
VA HIGH sTOOP BRICK HOUSE. West 2lstst Oppo
site Theological seminary a low lgurc.
LEONARD j. CARPENTER,
20 and % EAST 3c.si.-N. NJ. g. A. Buldng
Id LOIS, including full front Easterly
- evaId llS lI4tl-sts for sale cheap. BOYD
premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
GE TO BOSTON
p L VIA TUE OLD RELIABLE

PROVIDENCE LINE for fret ht only.
Steamers Electra Galatta leave Pier 20, Worth RIVER
foot 0f Warrrn-stl daily, except sundlts az M for
Providence direct either Line taken al ev ,st rates
+ vi FrKlvs u. 5. BABCOCk.
Gen. Pasa-Agent ftes4u.AI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
BrOoklpu Real estate fer Sale.

DUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
ID the line Of elevated railroad now building al tue
price 5000 each and Won VII double yonr money Ia
and the elevated road completed these
healthy portions Brooklyn rendered "a accessible as
sOtn.sf New York. tuy nov don't wait rutland &
" HITTING, beekmansL
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-22

Tho Alexandria reached here,
or rather in sight Of Town, Monday
night, one week out from the City.
Billy Boardman, her Captain, though
good and excellent steamboatman,
has been put to his trumps to make
the trip, but after the hardest fought
one Of his whole steamboating career
in old Red, he has made it. At the
Mouth Of the River he had to help
and pull out no less than Eve steam
boats and two barges, and that ac-
complished, his hard work was still
ahead of him, no less than a bakers
dozen of the worst bars which have
ever troubled navigation. But, as
we have said, he mastered them all,
and has delivered here big freight
for our merchants.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-22

on Saturday Of last week, and
yesterday, our Town was lively and
gay. On the first named day, par
ticularly did the liyeliness Of the
Town look up and reached a pre-
MUM. With the q Delegates to
tie Parish Convention and at least
that number Of Democratic visitors,
the situation was a lively and pleas
ing one, and forcibly brought back
the good doings of old Convention
days. Not single act to mar the
courtesies and amenities of the day,
and yesterday the two Conventions,
though not SO largely attended clos
ed ftly the political skirmishes Of
the day among the friends of our
party, and all are now ready to fight
the real battle against the enemy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-22
Capt. Noah scoyell's new stea,

CAPT. Noah Scovell's new steam
boat, now fast approaching compile
tion at the yards of the Towards, at
Jacksonville, Ind, has been named
Charmer. She will be the Tuesday
packet in the Grand Ecore trade,
forming a semi-weekly line with the
Jesse K. Bell, the successor to the
Bart. Able. We place her name in
the Pool-line's card, to be found in
another column.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-22

- -
-THoUGH Jack Frost has not
made his appearance yet, still he has
been knocking at the door for the
past three days. The weather has
turned cool and reminds us all very
wildly Of the near approach Of Win
ter. Fires, mornings and evenings,
are really comfortable, and heavy
clothes are in demand. Already the
thermometer has lowered to 45, and
we may as well bid farewell to warm
weather and prepare to take the cold
blasts Of rude old Winter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-22
A man died Of liver complaint One
dollars worth Of BLACK .DRAU0N1''
would have saved his life.
For sole by E. G. TAFT.

Furious we're the whistles Of the
Mills Of Marsh and Raxsdale on last
Saturday. Every few minutes one
would foot 4 long lond blast, and
then the other to Guido his neighbor,
blows louder and longer one, until
there was almost one continuous
shrill sound, enough to set the heads
of all within hearing to ache, and all
the dogs to howl. Lets have less
blowing and more grist.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-10-22
THE CAMPAIGN.

The action of the Democratic Con
vention at Baton Rouge having been
endorsed by the Press of the State,
and the Parish Conventions of our
party thus far heard from, it is plain
that the campaign is opened, and
that the result must be an oyerwhel-
ming majority in December.
The State Central Committee have
already issued their call for Mass
Meetings all over the State, common
cling at New Orleans on last Satur-
day, and ending at Port Vincent on
the 9th of November. These Mass
Meeting number fifty-three in all,
and will be thorough and complete.
The following gentlemen and Demo
Gratis are announced as the speakers
at these various meetings, who will
address the people: Governor L. A.
Wilt, S. D. McEnery, j. c. Egan,
Allen Jumel, E. H. Fay, Will A.
Strong, E. A. Burke, Ii. N. Ogden,
E. John Ellis, Albert VOORHEES,, j. B.
Eustis, B. F. Jonas, R. N. Ogden,
John McEnery, Don Cafrey, Robert
C. Wicklifc, R. C. Richardson, j. G.
Moncure, II. B. Lyons, A. S. Heron,
A. Roman, F. P. Poche, w. w. Far
mer, W. NJ. Levy, W. Fl. Jack, Ran
dali Gibson and j. Floyd King. The
Mass Meeting for Rapides will be
held in Alexandria on Thursday,
November Goth; Marksville, Satur-
day November %; Opelousas, Mon
day, November "a; Natehitoches,
Monday, November 18th; Montgom-
cry, Tuesday, November 18th.
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Forty years trial has proved BLACK
DRAuGRT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by E, C, TAFT,