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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
NOTICE ro MOUNT yERNoN PAssENdERs

The steamer W. W. CORCORAN, G.-
which has been recently built and k.-4l2SQfI5>
nrntShed-I. I. nLASr, Captaln-n eTrr-3tSs---Sr
the only boat allowed tn ihnd pnsscngprx at Mount
Vernon Wharf. Round trip ti, inclu,fing admission
to Mansion and GrOunda steamer lrnves Seventh
street Wharf DAILY CSunday eKccpted) ai 10 n M
and returns about = y. m.
j. Nell, HoLLINGswORTII.
SUIT. LAfics' Mount Vernon Association.
l. l.. BLAKE, steamer w. W. COrcoran u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.
Washington and Norfolk ,6s@r-
Steamboat Company. -ssrszsssssE

Tie new and hlsi steamer,
GEORGE IIBA-RY z
lCAt-rAiN IusErH wHTrtD. leaves washlngton ior
Norfolk every Monday aud Wednesday at 69O u. M
and saturday ai y. m-foot Of Seventhslreei Wharf
first-Class Pare (slRgie Tiokep ........si 90
first-Cisss Pare uiound Trip .......... 80
Tickets on sale by James Grey, Now York avenue
and Fifteenth street w " Rcod's Sous lsi0 street
orthwsSt, and NJ the Virginia Midland Railroad
Office, 6 PcnnsylyaniR avenue northwest
UEO. IT, PLANT, President,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
1909.

MAY 24-Skrmish near Fort Pillow The
gun-boat Benton joined in the fight after
short engagement she retired. Skirmish at
Cold Harbor, near New Bridge sixty or seventy
thirty-seven taken prisoners. General Stone
man. with the advance of tho Army of the
Potomac penetrated Ms far as Mechanlcsville,
five miles from Richmond The British steamer
Stellon captured while attempting to run the
blockade of Charleston. Skirmishing daily
near Cornith aud Richmond. United States
brig Bainbridge captured the steamer Swan Off
tho coast OF Cuba. She had 1000 bales of
cotton and 300 barrels of resin on board. The
expenses of the army since April LIST have
averaged 81 100000 per day The 800 men
sent To the aid of Colonel Henley were, with
the exception Of l50, all captured, General
Banks reached Winchester on his retreat from
Strasburg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

MAY 24-Fight at senatobia. Miss; rebels
defeated, losing sixty prisoners, nineteen killed,
and twenty wounded.
1854.
MAY 24-The fighting on the North Anna,
Virginia, was continued to-day. General
Hookers corps, while on the road TO Dallas,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT 4;2O A, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Total shares sold for no week.

The stock market to-day opened with such rush
to sell that panic was precipitated. Almost be-
Canada Southern at Der cent below last nights
closing sales, c., c., &. and ]. at per cent below
Northwest at 10 per cent Delaware, Lack;
Hudson at 193i. Hannibal and st. Joseph at
10, Ene at :. Nashville Chattanooga and ST.
Ions at ~ Missouri Kansas aud Texas at OIL
Wabash. st. LOUIS and Pacific at 14l2 and other
stocks proportion. Before such pressure of one
hundred sellers to one buyer. the buyers were nm
able to record purchase at one figure before the
stock was pushed upon them at 3, or per
cent lower, and II was not until the
brokers with orders to buy were reinforced
by Others with orders from the same offices, taat
the tide eading To disaster was checked. But IT
broke out "A second and third time. there seeming
to be end to the supply of stock;
Finally more quiet feeling prevailed, and
the Inarket slowly recovered from lis tnght, ana
when 1t was known that the day would pass with
out any important failures there was small onel
prices advanced quite sharply. SO that at the end
the final changes from yesterdays last hgurcs were
: follows:
Declmes-C., c. and |. c., Manhattan, Michigan
Central. ~. Paul and Sioux City and Adams IN
press, each L; 1t. Paul, Central and Hnd-
son aud Metropolitan. each IL; Pacific Mail, las !;
Boston AYR Line, Ind, Ciu and Lafayette anu
Union Pacific. each ia; Chicago. Burling-
ton ana Quincy. Kansas Paclhc and Nor
ris and Essex. each p; QUICKSILVER, 24 :;
Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred. Illinois Cen
tral, ONO and MIsslssippl. an q Mobile ana ono,
each zig: Northern Pacific and Erie preferred, each
23i; Chicago, St. Paul aud Minneapolis, American
District elegraph, American and United States
Express and Quicksilver preferred, each 3 Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas 33s; Ohio and Mississippi
preferred. aud Readingeac 3l2; A. and T. Telegraph
3os New-Jersey Central. 3si; Wabash, ST. Louis and
Pacific preferred. 4; Northern Pacific preferred, Ia
Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western and Hannibal
and st. Joseph, each 4l2; Canada Southern, IA ;
Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred. ST: Paul and
Sioux City preferred and Alton and TerIe Hauie
preferred each .; kcokuk anu Des AlOlnes.5l2 Erie
Nashville Chattanooga aud 81. Louis and II. louis
and san Francisco common and preferred, each ;
ST. LOUIS and Iron Mountain. GA; Northwest and
Wabash st. Louis and Pacific, each ; Delaware
and Hudson. "a st. Louis and san Francisco first
preferred s and Houston and Texas IL Il per cent.
Advance-C., c.. T.. and L.. u per cent
rANGE rHE sIOCk MAkskI.
AsrForfed by ne Gotd aud sock TstesrdDh compunu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
AuvsBAND'S SINGULAR CLAIM.

Eugene Amanton n few days ago obtained
,,t supreme Court writ OF haboas corpus command
inc uenry B. Lvngstcne. of No. Il North Washington
souare. TO produce in Court Amanton's wife, Eliza b.
n,r Amanton ALLEGED that his wife left France Sepem-
her TO- 1877. as servant of Mr.. Livingstone. she
promising TO write TO him. and arrangements being
made for him loin her in this country Since that
fine he has heard FROM her. but believes that
Is detained IN some place by Mr.. l. yingstone. The re-
rn Mr. liv ingstone, presented before Justice Law
renee in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday.
declared that 4" at no time WIS Mrs. AmantOn IN my
Snso,y nor restrained by OF her liberty, my
nos,essan power or In any way subject 10 ulS
mol" The argument was postponed until next week.
MAI Mr. AmGntOn might put in traverse TO the return
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Ihe Following buSl
ness was transacted in the supreme Court OF the United
States today
No 7s-Nichoas MARQUEE. PLAINTIFF in agt. John B.
Trsbie eIrOrO the supreme Court Of Canofra Argu-
msut concluded by r. 4. Meriiek for piaintn in
error 10 counsel appearing or defendant IN error
No 7s-Annie Hauth, etc, plantf in error,
art The Texas Pacific Railroad Company IN error 10 the
the Unea states for ne sfern District OF
by James Iurner for panh In error and
by iODn 4. Brown defendant il error SU--COnoa
stewart etc. al appellants aCt John H. tlait assignee
etc &, al peal The Circuit court OF the United states
for s. District of Newl ork--Ihls was
brought 10y the assignee IN bankruptcy of simeon
as.de unt Of alleged irregularities
81 nug cert cha tel MORTGAGES and Renewals lherto GOV
t. n NetropOitau Hotel NewNofk
bv said late brm 10 The ate - r. stewart
a. security for the rent Of The hoiei Also
aside. being fraudulent prefeIcrces under the
Baakrup act certain cOvryances Of real estate ALLEGED u
be Simeon Leland & CO.. situated N New ul K
Counties Argument begun by Roscoe t"nk
Ing Or appellant and continued by A N Dana ana Dehhs
GcMafuI aJpcllees.
rnedu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

stocks that were held on light MARGINS, and prob
ably there Is no more OF that kind OF stuff with
which to feed tho excitement. There Is
no doubt that the operators who were
large buyers yesterday have continued their pur-
chases TODAY and Mt prices much more satisfactory
than they expected. So. without regard TO the
merits Of this that particular stock, it seems
probable that tho leading specu'atOIs are now or
are about ready TO he again on the "bull" side OF
tho market. and TO take cheerful Wow again OF
the future greatness Of their country.
The liquidation may be expected to have an i'm
pOrfant fnilnence upon tho immediate future of our
local money market, although with the large de-
mauds made upon us by, the South and West t; to
move their crops, 1t is perhaps unreasonable IN look
for lower rates for loans than abOnt per
cent for the remainder of the year; but
it is not likely that after day or
two there will be any commission demanded
or paid. The business OF the week amounts to the
figures Of O. 40 04f shares-fgnres
that probably will not be equaled again in months
If il. years. Our usual 4" Weekly Range of Prices,
which compares the iira sales TO-DAY with the final
sales a week ago, as we'll MS gives the extremes Of
prices makes it unnecessary TO partlcularlzc the
various changes
WEEKLY RANGE PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Giovanni Ancorda, the alleged padrone was
Yesterday held 10y United otues Commissioner IL
Tor ,ae action of the Grand Jury IN $4,000 bail
Justice Kilbreth in the Harlem Police Court
yesterday rendered his decision the soong OF
Warren against DOOley. Tee Judge remarked in mold
in Dooey for trial. that taking into cunsderaon the
gravity OF bis the question of the guilt or IN
nOceuce OF the accused c0uld oniv he passed
upon ny the Grand Jury. Bail fixed III $1,000.
which furnished by DOoley.
George 5. Wheeler, of No. 321 East Twen-
ty-nth-sf. arraigned IN the NOIkNnIe Police Court
yesterday by Officer Grcnnau. Of the Twenty first Pre-
cnct a charge OF whipping his sixeeu-yoar-Od son
clothes line. because the hoy refused 10 20 10
school. lie attends the NcwNOrk College III twenty
thru Tnc father sober. industrious necnanc,
those who know HIM that he has brought up MS
children well. In court the re1ued 10 sustain the
charge, aud the father was discharged
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THE COURTS.
ACCOUNTS OF A BANKRUPT BANK.

The suit of Edward NJ. T0mpkins, receiver
:, tho New-Rochelle SAVINGS Bank, $4,000
>r, thc trustees was continued before Referee T. H..
sntb at No. 1l5 Broadway. yesterday Martin Keogh
aeared for the plaintiff. and Calvin Frost aud Odell
I-ose Tor n e defendants
A Mcdonald. expert, who has examined tho
,s that In the dividends declared from jan
rsyv J. 1870. 20 the Insolvency, there appeared in
ss~sinc deficiency, rcgiunC AZ Sc coo aud growing
81 600 Tac old dedcicucy ~ S1.Sll was found. The
Sns had kent Its accounts with the Ma ional Trust Com
.~ov on October q. tS97 deposit Of Il 900 was
rrSde Three days later 81 S6J was orawn oat These
,-r.aci were nadc by tho treasurer, I. 5. Dis
~ On his caSlhCOk he charges himself with
~ SEQ o. October g. 1877, but the draft OF IL sos does
etear ms books. Counsel for The ylam. f stated
~ Se bank was pay iDg per dvdcnds wncn IN
soyeut. II also shown that the bank, between
r lniarv 90. 1874. and November Is. 1876 borrowed
t,,m lhe National Trust Company Sl7 200. Inls, the
[1a,,nsel claimed " had no legal right To do
Tbe ease was adjourned TO December IL. II was
cd after adjournment that the bank had obtar
sbe loans Il had United states bonds which II
dil NOT want 10 sell
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CIVIL NOTES.

The United States Grand Jury for the No
Veuber impauelied yesterday, with George
Bliss, the banker, rs foreman.
In the suit of the American Exchange
National Bank against Perry G. Lord before Judge
speir yesterday. the plaintiff claimed that tie defend
ami broker, IN JGy, 1875 opened an ac-
aud aferward Inflated II by deposi,ing checks for
$500 his cousin, with whom he in business. on
Brooklyn bank. The next day he gave his cousin MS
avn clecks the plaintiff for the same amount above
his other deposits there. Instead OF permitting tho
checks meet Ia the Clearing House and cancel each
other Brooklyn bank after Mr LOIds checks were
deposited. sent them over TO the ainn and collected
cash them then ~ returned tue OtucI CHECKS 10
the plant n marked " not good" The jury gave yer
Diet plaintiff for tie amount claimed, ana Judge
speir gave he counsel. Pccknam Tyler allowance
Of Per cent.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
MIR. DEssAR's LITTLE PLAN FAILS.

The order TO show cause why the Supervls-
ors should be cnioned from counting the votes
fof J. C. j. Langbein as Civil Justice up before
Justice Lawrence in Supreme CorYt Chambers yester-
DAY Leo C. DeSSr, the defeated candida G, repre-
seniod by Ambrose II. Purdy Mr.. Langbem by ex-
judge Cardozo. and tne Board of Supervisors by Cor
poration Counsel Wntucy Mr.. CardozO read an afli-
davt by Mr. Langbein. avcrrng that he had received
the majority OF votes east. Mr.. Purdy made
ment but Justice Lawrence interrupted him and said
That clear that the proper remedy by quo
warrantO proceeding. and he aid not see how judge
s;ing at Chambers could interfere win the County
Board OF Canvassers IN this way. He denied the mo-
d Injunction
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
DECISIONS-NOv. 81.

Supreme -Ch0mbers-By judge a;awrcnce.-, Gssc
Marshal ag TI seSS .ns motion on calensr
~ the 23ih Williams sg the Kansas ana aCai l
There saodd oe writ Of inquiry 20 ae Ss g aq Siss Barrels
Why should there De ag osr 20 that receiver paw taxes
az az elmann and hss In his hsnas erante Torrin
back 10 the referse or athet pro-, m
Sis Gross aSi solierThe motion is denied er
the opinion te saries. are sufficient Morton S9
that az sss91s5t ISSUE g,sn'Sa M
RSseng sS Of Es,sres con, eoaim@s s1S n
chila Roiwagen ag Rollwagen-Mouon denied hlehards
.s Mason Msy"pS RoSSree SS ss Williams In Tie d
pen Weeks Henmer i'as'sed sgS S Srw
sIs1'ss ,irN' ,,-.,..,,
slown ag Lewis ct al Nos i = s. sn s IsgsG
st-rmed aud judgment oi ioeei"sa,v 1 %
sisneL = '''''''' -. ,..,,o. .u,
y Judge sedgwickBuen agt Appleton AncheT ,dr,G as,
ordered on sy S,ieoa iSr g e 6anction ander
AZ eas-Order requiring further ON o. al
en- AZ or December tim Hoiman The NewiorS Cn
"a Hudson hiycr siiosd CouipanS o. , "a
Ord, easiue motion Al for the htn.i " ite
s,eeiiae sei ana ndigcni Females agi carke-he
fori referee Judgment Of ictci suc "ia se
a. Wee, ei a. "Si A,iie % =, & ,opaoy order Tor
eoss.ioa Cox e Al agf Eerglnt ei a-picer oiseiari
Of,, Il on special io se,ona rfiav OF Dec mDe
Iad t,,any.~Orier Of ii-ooannancc Hayden a2t ~
ioa-Oricr aenl In mou1n ior Bew tal Jae9bi sE 'i
% cOsts 10 able the event iic
j. agi slyes asOon eraniea without sas an' rn 'pA
ri the ofdeT used clay trial. VIII riu costs
Z abide The event I1iets agI bgclnwi iushn aga os
cala k-ck Werder IA tuc matter ~ Mirin" l'.
tnn Prince Brennan ag Hyuani GnDer aet NEhl'h
Loalf kust B-rt0Ot AK. Anthony Brown aS' ""
etl.-IfarIz granted.
Common Picas-Syecial TsTm-By Judge Beach
AcSiIry MOuOD granted the order 70 ue se'u
UPON tsO days notice memorandum On mo-
Ey Judge n. 4aY-l iAe matter ~ the assighlehi o
Stock ridge aud danOther.MOflOn nod HItho costs 50
o,ln0n nie. the matter o. he assignment o ie Mo
Ton without opinion on nc ia iAe hatitI
o ths application OF See etcAndavlt required ihs' no
Claims presented after adNeritst ui - hctp az
Doepnef 0on granted on payment oi so costs ant nj
Mg gfeium within ten d4yr. Ryan sgt lDe M'huiH tuitIs
AID Merchants Bank Motion denied with - costs 10 aOue
the event.
By Judge LarremOre.-In the matter OF Ill etc. Moton
PIaBtei New York Lie Insurance Company aKt b9imAl
Judgment ordered In assgDmcni OF bstt"-b'tioo
oreed Bremen sgt Schmii-er: NaIchDaDk agI 5Neehy
BugeT Bes1est0n Ina the matter OF ODet III TO- IA
sgnment OF CARA pDlicstioDs granted .
Marine COart-ChdmbeTs-B Judge Slnn0il.-
Kernel sgt Power Smith agL Evans wilson AgL hahn
shOlons SULLIVAN Middeton- MOTION cchleu
silh siO costs. FreuBd agt. Byrnes-heferrsd . ,,.
by Judge GOepD.-Oase I'LL sgt. key Jordan art Az
sa-Iases settled and tled
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CnrRT OE APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. u, Nov. 21.-In the Court of
Appeals to-day-present the Hon. Sanford L. Church,
C. j.. and associates:
No 46-Samuel A. Brown. by guardian appellant, agt.
0dle Kaapp. ann mnisraof. etc. respondents Aisged ~
William robertson appellant: Olbet o. Hulsc iU
Respondent 23.-Dayd v. Bruce and Others executors
appellants the Fulton National Ban OF the Cly OF
Newlurs. respondent. Atabcd by iDoh y Man. ~" "PPo-
hns : 4. ash, for respondent - - 49,.
The following the COult oI Appeals
day November -. 1879: NOS o. g. H. lS' no. liz
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

la London British cOnsOls made a gain OF 1915 Tor
the week, closing to-day az 9SllIs for both money
and account United States bonds were steady. but
the AZ pm cents are Is lower tnan week ago.
American railway securities have followed the
course of the home market and of course show large
declines for both stocks and bonds. The governors of
the Bank of England at their Regular meeting yes
terday made change in the rate Of discount, and
il remains al 3 per cent, against 2laG2. the rate
IN the open market. During the week ended We'd
nesday the babk lost f370,OOO bullion, and since
has lost 100000 ON balance. Bar silver declined To
53lt and rose to 533s at the close.
lhe following are the highest and lowest prices
of securities for the week. and the closing sales to-
dan nd :
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

Dudley has levied an assessment or - cents
Giant and Old Abe of 80 cents, and Hillside one
of 80 cents.
Government bonds were very dull thrOngh' tho
week the total sales at the Board amounting only
10 $S34,000. But prices were strong tor all the
business includes $4,000. coupon and registered
Gs of 1881 at 1883. $4,000 registered 4l2 Der
cents ut 1858. and $4,000 coupon Is at 1881
The following are the highest and lowest prices Of
bonds for the week, and the closing sales to-day
and a week ago
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
MURpERFR,s ExECUrIoN POSTPONED.

In the Kings County Supreme Court, yes
terday Judge Gilbert granted writ oi error and stay
of proceedings in the of Patrick Nichols. who
convicted Of murder IN the frs; degree, in kOckand
County, and sentenced October II. by Judge Pratt
10 be hanged on November 2S. The murue; WAS COm-
mited Ou July g. tine victim being Thomas O'OOnneli.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
-T0r the week --Fln1l Sales
HtQbest Ioygasf Nor. l.. NOV 1l

Money during the week has ruled easy az per
cent the exceptional rate of lsa3 3 per cent COM
mission having invariably been paid for carving
was not over Z per cent to good borrowers,
although II per cent was freely paid by another
class. The domestic exchanges, however. continue
to rule against New York, the quotations to-day
being - follows: Savannah, lt4is discount
Charleston, Il 10 par; New-Orlcans, commercial
T:}0 ~ 90. aud bank ri 551 II 30 discount It.
LOUIS 80 cent, discount and Chicago and Boston
eacn % cents discount. The Treasurer at WASH
lngton to-day received 100000 IN National hank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
$40 900, and the internal revenue receipts wers
$780, 900. The following Is the Clearing House
statement for to-day: Exchanges, Sl6l 2O9,3l1 :.
balances, T5,31O7O0. The business aL the sub
Treasury covered Receipts. $l,3i9O2s; payments,
S5sl,275; currency balance. S7,03l 1893 COIN
balance, Fill. .790.26t
During the week the foreign exchange market
hardened, and rates were twIce advanced because
of tle scarcity of commercial bills. 1 he market
Il -nlr WIS firm hnt dmll nj annnNad QUO tntInns
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
legal Notites.
,ENr CoURT. CITY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
> OF NEWYoRK.-Minn Nagel ci;ri's Nage and
sole surviving executor OF ss wal s.
MINI Nina "i wenGi l.s VIC e. Caries Kehaa va Ion
Noa saat t Mis- john kohsaat hs wiie t5 Aunie koli
81 lda sophia Mage O.. May ve,rho aad otto yesr
0 si and " % Yam ii seSr her has'aai i Mr. sgei,s
Nas5 sonttinss % os'sn Mana va .\atei 10" @ II ~
IS aud I,ess Ieysor as ws tl'g n%onea re}sg &
L. Pcyser cox Henry NJ. Pevser t25 David NJ prys' 2D
nah Peyscr ,27r Washington irving Pcys,r 'S Jui,t
Cracautr t2J) ana Henry ,rcaurI hci hnst'nd ao 'se
hyor t,3i summons-ro Tue aoove-iancd aslsn,".s & ~ :
ac on and SER copy OF yOuI ahs',ef on ne hlls AZ
torneys wiiln rs en oays aeI " llcc :" t!s oh
% y, answer & ,,.,,e,, W. be- tas.u against Won y ne
fault reli demanded the complaint -Dacd sep
''sTIDDi II Il CARTER PLAINTIFFS Atiorneys once NO.
90 WallS. Ncwl orA Post once address Nov or, -
sears Emil Poyser, Dorohca feyser ua,fa ~ ryser.
Ter franz zey,ing Annie Eohi-sat The fore
going summons Is S1rvSa % HpS go" 9S hamnce % see t
the supreme Court oi lie >iae Sew ork dated the IN
cace Of tie Clerk CITY couty New York al ne
cgp hSS,s Saymer IL 19f m ia 1919 CITY ana 0O'"' '
sCUDDEa & CARTER Plaintiffs Attorneys, CO walisi
NS%;fSrS SS9 iaxeWs. WY
CUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
e and pdcr AS Az s, S ap Pa s
cIiMRLEs ELMoKE. Sophie FLEIscnMAN and
nsned defendants and each of them: You are hereby
summoned answer the complaint IN ihis astol' ana
a on the pisns attorney win
In twenty after the service oI his sun mons eNclu
sVe the Of service ana ID case oi yon iaur Ia
or answer viii be against you by default Tor
The relief demanded thr COMPLIANT Dated october 10
1873 H. ,. tiA "a iiiinuns "a ti...
office and once address No 90 wal ST. New OIh Iliy
10 dccDdants Charles Eimore sophie feschnah ana
Charl KOfn. ..... -. ,,o.,tou
The iegong is served upon you by publicaon
rr~uoui Johl Seagnick. one Of the Jus
.= e." the superior dated 5 day Of November hiy
ani mDant the once OF tn Clerk "f TINS
or a. tc (Onnty Court House Ia The CITY Of New ok
Dated Ncyy-York. Nov. D 1s19.. 90 ,,.u. - =. ,,.
Ii. :. CRAM. Atty for Prns' 90 Wal-st'' n l. CITY
nS law6wS
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Cost an0 -foun0.

DANK BOOK LOST. - Bank book No.
ID 4i5.23 of the BO.erv savings Bank Is missing The
nne Is 81 to the hank II not res,9 ed
brfIr day December, 1917. appHcatiOh VIII Do
made The bank for Il new cook
OST.- Bank book No. 95.9S6 OF the Ger
man Savings The finder is requested to leave IL
I.nx ii restored before the Isl Oh De
eber s9 application Will be Inade to the bank Tor ne"
book.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CUPFRIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
MlscellGneons.

AIDES, DRINK SERKIS TEA, and be
lneautitu wit thont using cosmetics. ShRk "
TEA erupuons Of the skin clears ne co rpSSn %
rud fnncs r whole system. Those VIII use stlke AT c
root and restore beauty and youihin ifeshluss
destroying bOth by cosmetics. 10 ne DV'gut "hS a..
SIkIYS TEA co. Su3 Arch-st, Phliaiclpla OIhcts u!
,l trnn,ply sent IL box Liberal discount
trade.
DATENTS. LABELS, CAVEATS.
II MUNN a CO.. No 81 Park-rOw New. f0ik prppielois
of The lentinc American 81 year, experience a.
of paient Patents with iuli directions anu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
AROuND THE WORLD.

ANY INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN OF coop CHAR;
ACIIR WHO DESIRES TO SPEND TWO YEARS IN
FORFiGN TRAVEL UNDER TILE MOST FAVORABLE
snSDITIOSS FOR IMPROVEMENT. WILL LEARN
now IIic MAY DO 80 AT VERY SMALL ENPENSE on
annlcttion 10 A. Is. PROAL ST. Nicholas Hotel ~ V Cy