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Sr. GtabtpaD's gtcsulircnbe gillen

YofItpmmen seidmadIos, elegant nit iisem G5ummi
iiber5ogen, reln9en uno re9ultren oas Sptem pnseR
aus ulo ftdtfen. fiir ole oeilung BON alien unor6s
nun9en oes Nto9ens, Der Geber Der Gin9eneioe, gez
ren, 8aie, gteuenleioen, SOppe9 8eritopfune, llra
perooulihteit, 0pSpepfe, 9alentrdntbeiten, 5Seber
@eoarmeent8iinSung, @el4iuiire unb ale St6runaes
Der tnnerltden St9ane fn6 &aoiuap's 4,iQen 6as
6etlniftel, oeeH politiDe l8riung pir oarantirer.
Sic iinb ausiGte6li6 aus Yfanyenitofen 6ereet unn
entbaiten ten Guetber, tene minerali6eu ooer lonf
iddoliden StoHe.
Ca yian merfe iidb foIsenbs Semptome, Die aus
Storun9en oer SeroauungSs OrgGne beruOrseben;
Seritopiun9 Der @tn9elueioe, e5eI1mite, Blutouz
Sron9 no4 eem Sopie, Ma9enidure, steisuIg gum grs
bre6en, Soobrennen, ISoerpGen gegen aie JEa6rllna
SdDere i'm Dia9eu iolre$ 2luiftoBeil, 0rideli oSer
aI9gien IN 6sS 9stSgrube, Setdubals i'm aopie, bez
bieunt9te$ Ino erlhlperes atbembolen SeraiIopfen.
eitb scr Gritdnng, in llescnOer Gtelluna, ,Eies
len ooer StreiIen oor ben gu9eu, 6ieber, itampies
3opTlueb, OanseI an SdtaeiB, 0e6bcit poI Saut unb
Au9en, Sd)merScn III aer SeIte gruH uno 65Iie6ern.
feBenoe QtBe mo Grteln, uu6 9yennen in oen Diuss
teln Ii. I. 10,
s8epiag Goien bon 3in6pau's ginen nerSen bas
Scitem uon aLp ben o6engenanntcn lle6en 6efreien.
Ipotbetel,
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3mr SetInua oot, seDerIctoen.

gall9en Antallen, Sopflueb Seitenz uu6
&ideni9mer5, franfem Magen, SGpiuoel,
S9wdd)e Der Sebtraft, 0ierpenifwa9e, glpz
petitlofi9feit, Seritopfun9, 9pspepite, SID
rung Der 9tiercntbatigteit, unrcirelil Btute
nno 6ranenfrantbeiten Gebraudc man $
ce'8 9 SaiiGpGrtlten 8lutpilten.
Breis 25 Gents bic Sba9tel. gu babcn bel
Setb g. Sance 9tr. 1OS, 8eit= Baitimores
Strabe. (9)
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eserthpplle 2(usfnttft.

gScr al Dpspepite uno ben iibleu TOlgel1
zines in llnoronung geratbeHen WagenS lei6et
mirb bur6 ben @ebranh bon Or. Chalmers
!Seiltiuftur qrose grieidterung erIauger. Sit
ftdrE. bic WtrDeu, riftet baS SDitem miehel
auf, ruft trefflide GBluit berpor nnb iolltt
tets, ruenn ein Souicum n1tbia III, anoeluen
Oct rperbeH. YreiS 81, Sci g. 9. Sauce
9tr. 1o8. SSeit 8altimoreItra & E
3u baben, 1G
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gioti3en.
WaT, SIelIdmamm s. Gpn.p's yresbe,e.

Sail SIetSdjn,amn s. @on.p's yresbeie.
Compressed yeast).
Sa man entoedt bat, baB uiele Rababmunsen unz
ierer 9efe tttb i'm Warfte befnben, 70 bat ole adte
preBbefe unieres 6a6rlfates auf iebem Badete ben
aainen unIerer 5irma. aae anberen itno gadab=
mHngen.
Ufan oerlan8e BON ieinem Grocer 9aiT, isIeiTdj=
a'anm e. Snmp's Vrcbbsie. Edslidb friih!
s5abrf=Depot: Rr. "a, WprS>gmta,u= straf,e.
(UtdrSt9,1O 8. 8. Scnnett, geidditsfhbrer.
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8crurfactl1tua cE3;cS y.oroers.

. Il 8 urft, Ta., %. Sepibr.--Oer
3iptlte Bro5eB 9cSen Soiepb Sdjiele wegen Der
i'm letten Ofar3 ueriibteu @rnlorbung Satob
Sdmalb'S muroe beute beenoet. SGiCle be-
fannte lid) bes OiOroe5 i'm 2lpeiteu @raoe i6ul=
Dig nnO muroe Su III Sabren ,3u6tBau3 psrz
II trthpift
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&aine's 9aae,
de ees 8aItimorettrabe ,,so Bots
Cttjces1Oeuue.

Saaines srobe uno netne Saae, gde Der BalH
morefraBe Iino goitzS aDenue, i'm MteEpunfte
Der gta6t glesen, 1T b5suoers empfehlensmertb far
! GoM3ertes Bale, 6airS, 8orIeimneen u. :. ~
Die afgfif Der sroben Salle ipirb Don tener anbere
3one ber Gtabt ibertroffen.
antieibt, Speiie> unb Stffet=eoiaIe. ahGe u. 10.
man meBe I'D be benz Sanitos ober In ber Gspeois
ats1 eS.Dt. (2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-26
8aSpaB's v9seaSs &ettef"

miro au9eHbltflide '6iilfe i6affen bel
@ntianounsen ocr gstcren,
G.tjunoungen Der 93IaTr,
Scparnt=@nt,Rn5.iHaen
&in8easGoaaeitioR
&erifInpTcn, 9Dptberta,
S9itertidlcn 2lnIauea,
,..,... Srdune, Gatarrb,
Sniinettia, &opispeb,
s8abnIdmerien,
SteuraIgia, 1beimatismis,
&a!tes auo beiBeS Stebex
SSiiIitfer0unrO -c~oEhc,Io,.
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Yaffpr Sonnsbutp's Sob. = 9ie
STRAIT Ses Geritorbenets ais
W1rOeritt dttaeflaaf.

AZ
Srtbge Drt, Cont, 25. Septelllber.-
Surg nabbem Die @oroncrs=SurD geitern ourf)
ibren gSabrlprud Die 6rau 2ouusburp bon
aaer itrGfltd)en Serautiportlid)feit biniihtli9
oes Sobes hires 8atten ireigelpro1en bate,
erbob lpr. gSbeeler, elm 0titgieo Der @ranpz
Surp, cine 9lnflage gegen Die Srau pOr benz
Srieoensri6ter Smitb. 2ttterer begab ii1
nad Der 2ounsburp' l1en 8obuuna, uuo nad)-
benz Ct oer Urau Die anflaae porgeieieu bate,
fraate er iia, obne ibr ben datb zines Inpalts
3u geatten, ob iie bas iGr sur Hait gelegte
Serbreden eingeltebe ober leugne. Srau Gounsz
burn erflGrte inter Sbraneu, iie let ld)ulbta,
uno Der &idtsr perlhob baraufbiu Die neitertrl
Yerbanblungen bis beute. Wtebrcre &er,panpte
Der anget.agten iinb isitoem angsfommen unb
baben Sri. @oDonin Stoobaro ais Gnipalt
engagirt. Wtau eriuartet, baB gSbeelsr feline
Intllge SrriidSie9en nnO cine rleus inter llt=
tpetiung bes StaatsauwaltS aufgeitellt tperoen
iuirb. Die 2(ngeflagte miro ipabrj6einlih
Dem Serfabreu Der @ranb=Su itberlpieieil
peroen.
6rau 2ounsburp beftnbct lid beute Worgeu
better. Sie iiebt DIE @rDBe ibreS Serbredeu8
ein unb erflGrt itd) bereit, itd) Der pom @elebe
beltinlnten Straie III untertperien. Die llebers
relte beS YaitorS 2ouuSburp peroen ON nGd)=
iten Gam mitage Su Stratforb sur @ube gebettst
tperoen. glidof gSillianls aus Connecticut,
giiAOf 8ebeg aus Sbo uno piele anoere
geiltlide iperben Der Seerbiglng beitpobnerl.
Ctr tforb, @onu., 25. September. -
OaS 9erb1r Der Srau 2ounsburp 1T auf 4ll=
trag hires Inipalts bis morgelt gfad]mitta9
6rpei llbr perldobel1 iuoroen.
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Shnte.

M ontr eal, 25. Septbr. = Sci Wouni
Souls, Guebec, trat ipabrenb Der pergangenel
Naft Sd)neegeitDber eiit, uno Der Shnee lag
beute friib 3oll tief.
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grpbebetf I'm @iiOt,,eife.. .

W emphls, Genn,, 25. Septehlber. =
Gin leibttr Grolfoi tpurbe tsute absHe um {
Minnten mad, nenn nbr in bieier @egenb Der.
ipirt. Die Groeridiitternns sins bon. Noro.
fpelten naf Siibofen.
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@sorSa,afdI!o0 oisf cimc,t 0rcts.

@reat Sarringto IN, Mah., %. Sepz
tenlber. - @btiter @oOOal:t Gin retdet 8iirger
I'M Iiter bon "a Sobren, uuroc beIte lriib Ill
letner S4euer bon unbetannten 8erionen, perz
nlutbitab Qanbireiherl, ou1 9niippdldlGqe
10 ld)per perlttt, DaB er itmerlib NIT Dem
&ebea oaDonfonlnen ruiro.
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g d. ~ / n D { 1t d t

Der 3un9en, tu6ercutoier Pobiits, Sropbeln, uphis
ltt4en eetoen, 9mi9minben, Oe9enerotton C5efbmHz
ren Der gere 3u1ertrantbett, 8aiierperbaIuna init
aa9en5Ifldsr Stnoerln9, no statbeOer se6rauf porz
pen llllo omlt oe i3mer59ele Anlpenonns oiees Sna
SS6lpu MN " N W |'tN's
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&altes ooer bthtaes HEeber,

9ebeilt tar 90 GentS. Gs stbt tein anoeres gtteI in
oet Nelt, mas 10 ldnen ale srten BON Sie6er beiIt
mo9en ite bon per6orbcner guft (lRoornl nSrr Seoe
netften CoaIe tomnen, m0gen iie S9arladz, Rerpens
6iebef ooet 9elbes 5e6er beBen aSllnter 3usiebuno
WaoiuaDs. " 80
E4~ 9ilIr 90 Gents Die Elolte!
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8Fh9Ies nilo DeiBca Jtcbet
SuIjueraagen, SSroItbcuIen.

Die sIuiuenouns bes oReab1 ReItefp nm hsr
0oer 6en letoenoen Stellen tuiro as6aIo be6oali6e
Srletdterun9 perdaffen. 0reiBi9 bis iedbssia 9ros
pen oaoon in etnem boben2rinf9tas oor Qaiier perz
eeh IN pen9en Au9enbltden 9rdmpTe, Maaenidure
Soo6rennen, aopiihmer5en, Darrboe, EJiGentern'
SGllt, Slabun9en in ben gHgeueoen uno olie inners
ltten SdmerSen beilen. ''''N'~
0Nelenoe iolten tmmer cine 5lnIde Don RoSmab's
~ e o Reltef" bel itb truaen. gBentoe Tronfen
oaoon IN 98aiier 9etban, 6eugen aen Sranfbefen nh
oen oamlt 9erinpTten Seiben, Die aus Dem Ge6rad5e
l4lehten g8aiierS cntiprngen, por IS lit Elm BEL
tprer
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aimsesmoro auf sona=Ssta.S .

Sfo ootlD II, N.~2 2.r 70. Septenlper. -
Coroner Sitnnts BON bier 6egalln uorgeitern
Die llnteriuGlus bes bereitS flr3 genleloeten
arnbesmorbes, Der ii6 am 0lenita9e in Bath
eretgnct bat. G5 itellte itf beraus, baB bic "a
Sabre alte 4nn gSbite, pelfe i'm !, Bath Got
tage," einem i'm 9orfe Satb gelegenen @ait=
bauie, ais Sisnitlnaofen bei6dittst mar,
Dtutter eiiles &nGbleins gciporben, ipie iie
llbft llno lbre aantrdoin 0tarD Slanagau aus
geiast. Sie bradte bas Siub i'm, illoem iie
ibm Die Singer ttei in ben Sals briidte unb
oaun nit einent Strrlmpfbaube, iotpie nit benz
Sanoe eiller Sd)iirse bem gSiirnden Die &eble
suiduiirte. Sin Dtdoder, Ianlen8 WlarD
0ople, fab, pie Die gSbite ein Siiubel in eirem
gSanbihranfe neritedte, no es ipdtarbin gefun=
ben iparo. slls man bas Siinoel 0ffnete, fano
iid Die 0eid)e oes &inbes oarin. slnu @bie
1T ieit pier Wtonaten i'm ySatb Cottage" be-
lddftigt ge1peien uub es ideint BON tbren Saus=
9enoiien bis sulstt Nienlaub bon ibrenl gu
itaube aenutnlB gehabt 81 baben. Der GOro-
ner lisB iie ms @ountpz6olpital bringeu unb
Die 2eide bes &iubes uarb nad Der Otorgue
geldidt, mo Dr.. Sbeparb cine Boit~Mortenl=
llnterlu6uns pOrnebmen ioa, Der Snqueit,
.ueld]er bor9eiteru begonnen iul&rbe, iit pertagt
iporbell, naGOem Wtarb Tlaua9an ibre Iusz
iagen abgegebelt. Ser @ater Oes ernloroeten
Stinoes it, tpie aan sSNte angsatbem, elm
Nfann, Namens Sbonas S'Oonllel, Der ii1
nnr,un1S i'm Rfmzl1trer1t oufhieIt
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Gg -
,SalSa) ,ttao gSeDr."
"False and Trne.v

@5e9en Girien6uns elmer Eoftme.. an s2aAmnnA
Comp. 9tg. 80, ssarrensS Str. 9epsgiorf. mer0et hr
SnIornaon erbalten, foeldle Eauleibe ipcrtb in.
(slpriS9Pont, 1itttu, ,1ytq .itp&aB,l
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Selegrap1ii9e 9epei9en.
[Beri9te Der ~MKoeirtsn Dress. fir ben "9euti9eu
Gorreiponbeateg".i
Snfano-9epef6ett.
2lus Der 8mmoesbaaptitaot.

g9aibingten, II, 25. Sept. - Die bsutige
Steuereinnabne betrns 1911 1885; eie 3ollz
einnabme $3.50, ,S7O.4O.
Nus ben bonn 3oasinnsbmer in gfetp= 9ori
bem ftatiftiihen 8iireau mabreno Der erltel1
afp6lf gSoben beS laufenoen Sisfaliabres er=
itattetsn 8eriften bonn 1. Sui bis 20. Sep
tellber iit 81 esieben, baB Die Ginfubr BON
Sontanten III tenein Safen bic Iusfubr oerlel=
ben llm $25,3O6,314 iiberitiegeu bat. 9as
Snltromen bon @belmetalen nod ben gser.
Staaten 1T INN 10 r1erflpiiroiser, ipsnn man
ben nnfltano I'M Ause bebdlt, bab pdbrenb
eltles leoen Sasrss ieit 1861 Die @ontanteu=
slnsinbr aus ben Ser. @taaten bic @iniubr in
bieielben iiberitie9en bat. Seaay nod I'M
Sabre 1875 itberitiss Die ausfubr Sie GInIubr
mS71 100000.
Sefretdr Gparts erflarte beute besiialid) Der
bonn Sberften ytss5b sesen 5rn. 8ailep, ben
@eneral=&onlul gu S6anssai, erbobsnen gez
fdulbisunserl, oisielben iuiiroei1 sur 3eit burd
@eneral Stabl nntcriudt uno er balte es fin
ungere9t. ei1le Mnlidt iiber Die In9ele9enbsit
auS,ubriifen, Bis Der aHtlihe Serid1t porlieae
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q. q. q.
Slabwag's Sd)mer,eaitiller

(Ready Relief
furirt
nte i5limmifen S6mersru in | bis 20
Dttnutcn.
Stets TIT tueni8er, ais einer stnnSe,
VI / III q n b
'Oer tmHer bieie anScige lieit, brau4t S6mea
sen mebr gu eroulOen.
RaOway's Sdmrr,enfiIer
beiI e6en Sdmcrs.
IS spar Sas eritc mno 1T baS etn,iae
Sfmer3 pertilgcn6e Mittel,
pas i'm An9enbItde ben audlenbiten 2etben GtnboT.
tp9t o9s @nt8anbungen be6t un6 9onaeifionen beiIt
no9en e nun IN oen &lngen, Dem Ytaaen, ben Sim
9epeloen, oen 0riilen o6er anoeren Graanen ibren
Sls paoen, oas alle Sdmerjen 1tillt bel einmoIioer
aenDenoIn9 IN ftets 90 Witluten-fpe iefr he min
Sen Rbeumatiihcn Settld8erigen Sduad5cn, Ser
trhppelten gterooen, Gjtftiifen ober an ionftiaex
Srahtpett Seloenoen audlen moaen.
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9}r. 231.
Brief oeS
I9tb. Sburlop See6
III @mpfebIung bon Or. 8faoipap'sI &. 9ts
9etlmItteln, nat benz @ebrau1 Oerielben
Brief 0cs

pabrenb mebrerer Sabre:
8ep= gort, ben 4. Sanuar 1877.
gEertber Serr! gfad)bem idl felt mebreren Sofren
Sbre 6eiImtte sebraudt 9a6e Suerit 3meifel o6er
init po4em g5ertraucn, n0dbem i'd ibre gBirtomteit
empIunben bate, 9ereibt eS mir nidt ueniaer Nnt
8ergnh9en, als i'd es aud fir mene YFlidt bdlte 6en
gfIben anBuertennen, tuelden mir BON bemeben ems
piargen baben. 9Dtr 9rcien ;u ben 8tnen, 70 Oft
Die gtotbDeno9fet eS eroroert uo tetS nit BEN qes
piinidten griOIae 8as 9feabp Jielief fam nfbt
beer beifrie6en peroen, as hurd ieinen egenen Ras
men. g8ir 9e6rauten bas eminent bduft9 Ilno reds
lid nno fnben iaft beitdno8 Die uerbeBene enberung.
aufrihti9 Der 3brtee
(9eSeihneD G9urletu gBeeb.
Srn. Or. NJ nab,
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Gbrifopb 2tppS'
pateutirte LOOKOUT g Setfe,
Die srDBte unb billigfte
tnl Martte.
tGspi6, ,12Rte,i.s.)
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SALE OF ORIENTAL OBJECTS.

The sale of part second of the Raymond collection
of Oriental art objects aud curios was concluded
yesterday at the art rooms of Thomas l.. Kirby NO.
$40 Broadway. An elegant cloisonn6 enamel plaque
was sold for $21 90. A Sasuma incense jar brought
$l5 80, and an Ohta-warc incense burner OF gloou-
lar form $22. For pair of silver bronze vases ar
tistcally wrought and inlaid with precious metals,
$40 each was obtained, while an iron and silver
vase was sold for $40, and handsomely carved
one of Jade stone for $50. There were many artl-
Giles of Satsuma ware all of which brought high
prices, one bowl alone bringing 500 dozen or
more silk satin and embroidered table-cloths were
Sold many of them for more than 100 each ana one
closonn6 enamel plaque of great size brought SlZl
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
from LIvERPOoI-BY sTEAMsHr
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK IL.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoRE. IL
ARRIVED
sir Aeratc (Br,. Jennings Liverpool Dec an Queens
sT Marathon lIsr small Narcotics Nov Is, Tarragona
Rhen GER FRANKIE. Bremen Nov 80 VIA southampton
q ncoe B Gpl,ma,d Yokshana sert ~ E,oge o.
NsgaS o. Ssa3gsai 0ei ~ Anoy singapors 2 uez
strGcl W Cycc. Wnneit, Charleston Sdlys 10 James W
SIR Neptune. Berry. Boston. to II pmock
HarE Farewell rrl Nenmanu. stttin a days with old
iron and rig. to order; vessel 10 Fu9el l,lye 3 Co
a Err r. F H%1 Eaye ( Co. " 0
oap ps,f in Saliist 10 II Winchester & CO.
k Henry GO ,G'r 1SsS92 kodn SIe o 81 days with
Bnrk Cmgnccto ,ot Windsor -. Potter Liverpool 20
j.ssnS gng 1P RSSn g days with
9r Ncrwaod Si ~ onn ~ rrg9I Terno2 NOV
: with potatoes ia W y Duryea vessel to W Rertany
u Sars. with salt to Bro%D vessel to Brett Son co..
schr iva May loi Portland McDgGee Cardenas 10 DAYS
BELOW ship Iandsesr Of Boto1l Knowles from Dublin.
srnseAt S9gay Iiook. moderate n; cloudy and
CLEARED.
s,rs rritannic Cnr Perry Liverpool via Queenstown.
e1n ro via r snail Giasqow Henderson Bras TiarrId
anl rrrHT ye f Kre ty 81 fny rs Fe4ns
dine Via Port ROYAL md Jacksonvlle e u Mallory Co
Sh,rs Dorset ffrl. Con,rs. shnnshel Arke1 Tufts Co.
sca MoSH' yco Nm SSon ro Abhe
pcn,op Wait. san Francisco sutton & Co.
rarte CLINT Nnr SinOns Hamburg. Hcnham. nnvcsen
Pickering & Go: c0vcfy r cook, Antwerp ncrtqug;
Niduuci. Corr for orders. Slocovch
roma Tolao Brder'own Bar, II Irowbri ce's sons Golden
piece flir Trmm Ge1rrctowr. Dem ~ TrOwhrdCes sons;
oi.t ,r Iar!nc. cork Falmouth Ter orders SclmIn
Iros snfaia Gr MCfufnsh Liverpool, porens; Cvrrus
Parker fonHun. James W IlWc 60; Arouis (NOrl
Noe' cork % Fairnu.H for or Ter. 4 Tobias - 90.
prirs - & Chairman. Tyson. Baltimore u Mctcalf & CO;
Harry AID Aubrey ffsr Del no. rdrc'orn Bar. Dwight
Plat: u Sherwood On Sc"cOnb, Matam1as Neyius
&
schrs Chamb rs fir Brooks, Dorche'ter MR. Ncvius
& soa: rank Atwood Maonry. Wlmstai etc :, Cree n
4 60. Ticresl A KocDc Perkins, Rev West. nenue~ &
Pnckncy Co'cor Iact sonyilie. Geo Ii squire.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
wAeuIvGTov. Dec l2Nofcc rs given by tho Lighthouse
Board after The opening Of ravgat the
spring Of eS1 red red hight VIII be exhibited from the
glh1us fom tho pier al the entrance ~ NcrmiOn
arbor ohio insteld Of The Xel white gt heretofore shown
Notice IS also given hat on and after The opening Of nay
cation spring ~ 1880 hight will be
iotte abor molih the River instead
Of the fixed white light heretofore shown
MISCELLANEOUS.
IoxuoS Dec str nnrnird Castle, Capt Young from
Montreal November "a via Quebec and sydney y. fo
Gaggow gone ashore at Seyension IL hoped she vii
be noaie NJ the next tide.
Sir art CITY fBr. Capt Peies nj Bristol the "a inst
from YORK rrcNinu.v reported ashore 10 tho live
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Dee IAN Ich. air Acsdih, from New Yorl
| arr NJ Bremen, str BoIrowdaio. from Savannah.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL

Ner- York Hotel-Senators Charles w. Jones, OF
FLORIDA and g. F. Jonas Louisiana Hotel Brtinstek-
Judge George T. Danforh of the York Court OF up
peals Grand HOtet-Ex senator John j. iattcr-
south Carolina Everett HouseGenersl O. h War
rem, u. s. A. and Miss Emma Thnrsby f. , trs.me
b. Plumb OF Representative w IL Cakins o, indi'
ana and Thomas President Of the 81 Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad Company HorrngH Hosc-
Secretary OF state David OF Connecticut West
,anstsr George j. Brush. Of ale College
.... Windsor Hoei-Ex Mayor W. L. Putnam and John B
Brown. OF Portland.
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rI,ooD-rIpE or IMMIGRATION.

The Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics ANNOUNCES
that there arrived at this port during November
1s.OO5 passengers l5.205 of whom were immi-
grants. In November. 1873, there were e,955 pas
ssencers of whom $50 were immigrants. The iIn-
sair,anis came from the following countries
from England 3.4s7 scotland; G7O Wises, 10;
Ireland. 1907; Germany, 3a3l Austria 4o3
trance. 22s Switzerland. 2l9; Italy. l,5i4; liol'
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER ID, 1879


orrESsrovN Dec l2.-AH str wyoming from Ne"'iork
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Caravan TansII, Helen Sands lZthlbst iua Lazy o "'e
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erecnscrcn 18th inst Romsda Giuseppe Verdi Ncnnpnar
IIao Nuoya sayona Trahey Dgenua Francis ihorp
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berc) ~omerve Ageno frehandel, the latter OIL bune
Nac.nlav on Piymonth HighmOor Falmouth; 12ih
inst Left Ione-a the latter damaged Oracle
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HOLIDAY PRESEN'L'S,
MASON e. HAMLlN
CABINET ORGANS.

It's believed that the above extract from letter from
very eminent European artist and composer expresses
The op;nions OF cultivated musicians generally VINO are
acquainted with the finer specimens of these nstru-
nenfs. winch, introduced in their present form by
Mason & Ianlin less than tw niy years since nave ny
their great merits found extensive sale not only IN
America, but in most CIVILIZED countries London alone
has taken 1909 Mason & Hamu Organs in single
year.
They arc offered In great variety from small organ
four behaves compass at s4s, those having great
power and variety at 5000 or more.
number OF beautiful styles have been prepared Tor
holiday sales suitable especially for drawinsrooms
with fen or more stops; much variety. In ycrJ finest
ouahty; In elegant eases Of SOLID MAHOGANY or
WALNUT, or EBONIzED WOOD, at $40 TO 5000 each.
All who are interested invited to call at the ware
rooms of the manufacturers and hear these instruments
which it's always pleasure 10 exhibit. Those VINO
have not kept pace with the improvements effected by
Mason & Hamn viii be surprised at III" great excel
ence now attained In the finer specimens OF their organs
MASON & HANILIN ORGAN co.,
40 EAST IITH ST. UNIOSSQtARE. SOUTH.
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PLAN OF THE CHESS CONGRESS.

A convention Of chess players from all parts of
tie world will assemble at the rooms OF the Man
haitian Chess Club. ia this city, on Tuesday Jan
uary g. This viii be the fifth Chess Congress held
In this country. The first assembled in NsW-Yolk
IN 1857, and Paul Morphy startled all players b.
bis wonderful skin. Six years before general Con
cfess OF chess players had been held in
london. The second American Congress was
held in 1870 in Cleveland. the th'rd il
Chicago, in 1873. aud the last IN Phtiadel-
pha in the Centennial year. In the meanwhile
there have been several conventions in Europe and
at the one held last wear ia Paris. two Americans
contested Captain Mackenzie, the present champion
OF tins country. aud James Mason who is nov In
London. Tue American champion carried oil The
fourth prize. aud sub scquentiy IN private play de-
feated two players WHO had received higher prizes
than that awarded 10 him. Ia all the tournaments a,
Paris the French Government furnished the prizes,
WI lh IN the last contest amounted 10 about IL OOO
francs. Ia connection with the approaching Con-
efess IN this city, problem tourney will be opened.
Zach competitor l. To send in set OF four pro 1ems
one IN z, Two ia 8, and enc IN moves. American
PLAYERS will have until February /, and foreigners
In March l. 10 send Ia their problems. Both geu-
eral aud special prizes are TO be offered.
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HUDSON PIVER TOWNS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMAVAr.


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WAFER rD.pAi --F. NJ
sandy Hook. 747 Gov. Island sos H GIse 9j1
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These Mason &c Homlin organs are the most
ercciIcnt Instruments I know Of They are ca
Dabe of Girinq The finest tome coloring, and no
instrument so enr0ptures he player
IA YER SONAR lVENhER,
Berlin, Prussia.
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[AnouDcements.J


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question they opinion as 10 the excellence ana
uty OF KNOBS latest shapes Of 9cnemens hats Make
vour purebases az 2l2 broadway or Fifth Avenue Hotel
Go to BRUMMELL's for your candies: They
are deoousy and reasonable IN price nye ponh
box Of fine candies for IL. il0 Giandst, Sl' Bro"
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Have YOU n spleen You know best. a
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For PULMONARY AND NERVOUS DISEASES,
Also coughs aud colds that effective remedy PHILLIPS
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NuTaIINE by all ugg-ts. Depot Pattst., N \.
The lily is as white as snow,
The rose = the crimson red
neither surpass In glow,
The color the brightness shed
Ky The sweet lips and teeth aied
That SoZoDONT has purified
WINCIIEsTER'S HYPOpHOsPHTrTs
WIN cure Consumption Coughs. bronchitis DO it7 40
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land. 1872; Russia, 2s2 Polar 40; Hungary. "a;
all other countries. go. The arrivals ct the port OF
New-York during the twelve months ending NO
venber 80. 1879. as compared with the correspond
ING perlod Of 1878 were as follows: