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AUCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
BY Robert 81 Lyme,
49, ~ ,,eal Fstafe Agent and Aucti0neer,
~ 4ssSI9I2 srniu street. Richmond, VI.

Estate gent apla
zs 1870 nrasn street, Richmond, VI.
GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
- In RICHMOND. Va,
70 ,,,r, FURNITURE, FIXTURES, HORSES, oM-j
NfBusEs, AND EVERYTHING COM
5s.. h. PLETE FOR THE BUSINESS,
FRONTING CAPITOL STREET AND CAPITOL
SQUARE, ON NINTH sTB EFT,
THE LovELIEsT SPOT IN THE SOUTH,
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY request of sfessrs; Hunter Pendsion, Owners S
OF the ST. CLAIRE HoIEdL iTca atr.e On a rd
now doing large and rapidly as omslnsss
wi,ha reputation equal to any ho.el IN llcnnona,
shall sell oy public auction' upon Tue w
THURSDAY THE germ DAY OF MAY, 1879,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NJ,
the Hotel IA above described, with front on Grace
street Of SO 3-l2 feet and on Ninth street 1913 4l2
feet with depth Of 3o eet on as hq b Hotel Is
partly four stories and partly three stories above
basement. Contains SIXTY. THREE ROOFS; aIne
Snt Street Which Is inc lufed In the sale, contains
seven rooms kitchen, laundry, servants part
;e reos,,nhic centre of the ci'y, in front of the
Stale Capitol square,. with an elevation insuring
bcalthfu air and line views OF tne Sou
try. This is justly considered the
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR HOTEL
in Richmond, located as it Is on one OF the great
thoroughtarcs of the city, where slreet-cars are
ma ssing every few minutes and within few squares
IF the post-ofice, custom house. ana al publlc
places and vet withal in quiet and de1ghifal 10
caIty where properly is steadily and continuaiiy
imnroying in value The sale OF this property shoud
commend itself to men Of capital and to hotc mtn
Mt iarge. who may desire to secure permanently
fine ocaio the best and most desirable OF all others
for that business in Richmond and In the entire
| The FURNITURE Is comparatively new. ana IS
CT good modern style-such as Is usually found IN
i 1rsi-ciass ho1c). ), ,,o.,
i The fixtures, &C., required for the hotel business
viii bn Included In sale-such as cbinawara. &c, &c
The owners have concluded to sell positively on
The day rrd. Parttes may attend expecting 10 sec
| the sale made on the dav nnmcd. .-,rrn,>-c
| : THE TERMS WILL BE. MADE EACEEl1l NG-
/ ~ LIBERAL. AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED
| FULLY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
| - -. ROBERT B. LYME, auctionecr
| n E-This advertisement will not In any way IN
| tarfnre with The business Of The Hotel. and orr
friends and patrons will be made as comiortaoe ana
| taken as good care Of as heretofore
| $50 HUNTER & PENDLETON.
| .'.a.s ..'.'' Pronrietors of st. Claire Hotel.
| ROBERT 3. LYME. AuciioEter. my
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AGUE , AND FEVER.

DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases Of
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quiuine are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahartc can be used preparatory to or after taxing
ou,nne. we would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them.a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
gatiye, they are mequale9.
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POsTPUNEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
EVENING NEXT, 18th instant, at same hour-5s
O'Clock . ROBERT W. JOHNSON.
nv IA Trustee.
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.sa BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every hex has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
;, The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of G. McLGNE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. G. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations
OF the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 12-deowly
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.prcr.cIES, Eys.Gn.s.tS. &c:

,T1O REG AIN YOUR Sight .!-zSsttzz.
FOR 25t. - -l!t / a.
call at 1904 Main street Aad ~ aslnrDt +
CLES or EYEGLASSES. \ !"'J r., NON 20
superior quality 2I"ai in ~ - Ihrr,c 80,
Practical 0p,iciau. Watchm"AsI' 81 ,ll,u ,'ne-
NH 22-6m
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FURNITURE, N AT :
Ia TRPssEs. CRoCKERY, STOVES, &c ;;, Al Al
DAY, at 10Y O'Clock, l VIII sen.
at my waresoons, without reserve lor par''e'
l Twn ~ tI y INIT. HARBLE-ToP DRESSING
: CASE CHAMBER SUITS. nearly new:
One OAK and W AINET.TRlMhiEO MAO Bile BE
TOP CHAMBER SUIT, with wardrobe CON-
One pWsSsiNIyT-TRIMMED COTTAGE SUIT,
PIRI,3R DIVANS and CHAIRS,
CEETRE-TAELES. rarecrc
ETreIient ri AIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, -,
One FINE WALNUT EXTENsioN-TAbLEr Guy
W aRDRoBEs, BUREAUS.
WASHSThNDS, BEAlSTEADS, -
ROUND and LEAF-TABLES. ,,,or une TRY
REFRIG LRATokS. WATER-cooLEks, lin LIN
fuiIpREN,S CARRIAGES. CRIBS. and CHAIRS;
Several EXCEL ENT. t!OOkING.STOy l ES.
GSS-CHANDELIERS. WINnOW-SiADES,
SHOWCASES, COUNTER-SC:ALES.
An assortment Of CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE. such rs
- TOILET SETS,
CUPS and SAUCERS,
PITCHERS, G0BLE1S, &c. &c, -@-e--.--
fS.,.,,,,, non 60 up 10 DUur VI SAFE
-"'e''- JAS. nlACDUUGALL, Auctioneer:
T. n COOK Salesman. my 10
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LtyERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE-. LIYERY-,S "A n D IN
HI SALE-STABLES AND RICHMOND ~
| BAZAAR, l43S AND1fA0 FRANKLIN STREET.
IL am now prepared, with unsurpassed facility. to
| MONTH.
Special rates to growers, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF their bus;-
ness. ia ~ ~.
In conEcction with the stables have cEtablisheda
Bazaar foc the SALE BY AECTlON OF HORSES,
MULES. VEHICLES or all kinds. HARNESS,
SADDL ES- BRIDES, ROBES, WHIPS, &C.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SATuR.
DAY ut Il4o'clock A. ID. go.
$50 sE,Ee JOHN r. DAVIS, Proprietor
:. C. s. ALLEN. Manager. 70. Is. Cook, Aucfioneer.
The serricet of Major L. .. COOK have been en-
gagged by me:ns auctioneer Cor the Bsztar.
3gs tx ygl;.-yl.s JOHN Is. DAVIS,
Referring TO tie above. beg TO solicit the patron
sge or snyisraends and Others whomsy have stock,
vehicles. &C., TO sell, with the assurance that my
best attention WtliE'e given all eonsienments.
ap 12-3h1 f. d. COOK.
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aErsVs.yN SALES.--FUTURE Gays.
BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AucTioneer.
Ills east Main street.
cOUTH THIRD-STREET PROPERTY.
THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT On
THIRD STREET.
THAT LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL CORNER
LOT on CANAL AND THIRD STREETS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE
OF COLONEL ROBERT L.
BLANEINSHiP,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

7 will sell at public auction. on TUESDAI: May
% 1870 al G o'clock J.. NJ. the above alD Z De
sfi, 4RIE CORNER PROPERTY FOR A FIRST
CLASS DWELLING now 10 be had In lie city.
The lot fronts on Third street Go feet inches and
runs back between parallel lines Lao Ieet 10 an al
lev 8 feet inches wade.
It's location Is all that could Ike desired as 10
extensive views and convenience TO business cen
tres Parties desiring choice lot, both rs 10 size
and location, should not lose this opportunity.
Will be sold as whole or In part, rs may he de-
sired mt ,aie.
TERMS: One third cash balance at one and two
years, Interest ADDED, and secured BY rust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Tuy13 AuctionCpr,
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Mail train arrives nj Eic,IHuHt 'EiE 49,
CcDt sunday at.......... 7'' NJ
Express train arrive, ii kichm"bG uhG
do '
Accommodation tram arIiNc- ~ hi'h.
mOnd daily cXCrp! Snnuay al.......... .''- ''.'
A mixed train caves SIdHN "r - = 81" " '''
taking PASSENGERS from Nir-lrF Hih.H- r.
from Washington and arrlTc> ~ lstruEt'fui l." "''
l.. VI. Galiy except sunday.
4 connects with Virginia NidIinI r.". ...' -
ing at | 1908 4. ~ fer iyHc!IiuIt a". 'l.rt'..,
Mississippi and onto Railroad ,tai..'.- ~. j
Virginia Midland railroad, IcaSn. a. 80 /. WI
Washington.
T. connects with Virginia Mi'lla1! ran ,..t .''
ing III $50 4. Il. for Washiu.'"h.
{ conucc'S wiki Virginia Hr!'thi lrHh'- .''
Ing at 2.50 4. 81. for LynchbtTs 49, Nutt''. Ne
81 sSippl and ohio l::ti road si.IiIu!,-.
ID connects witl valley railroad. i'1.'.s = - -
W for iiarFiSOuDurg.
i CONNECTS with Valley raiIroaG. !r.t. .'.sr' i g.,
4. VI. for IIarppr'S Ferry.
r connects with SiIgc line for IcSit,s.. -.
G. conncc!s wi h e.. Il. :. and l.. T. ''a'rr 80 .,.
points on the Ohio river ana tinc,a""'
II connects wnh SciotO "aII.y ...ag',' - .'.
Northwest.
connects with al lines di.cr-Im2 t. g.. ''-.
Northwest, aud Southwest. ". ii. >. ~ r'.
EngIacr. AMI super .. 49,
CONWAY L. HOWARD. General .."-'' RI
Ticket Agent. 1917
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RAILROAD LgSLs.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEsrE@kEt
RAILROAD,
OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT APRIL =, 1879
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GROCERIES. dc,

TxRDCERIESfGRO CERES 9-Ne offer
VA TO the trade OF Southeast Virginia and North
FL0HR-all grades: SO bogsheads SYRUP: $50
barrels SYRUP; 100 barrels NEW ORLEANS
bags Ss9EFEE; 100 half -sarrels new North Caro-
+ iipa, ROE HERRINGS. a. YiST0KES Il co.
TODAY
I'M stH5 # DIRECT FROM BOSTON
~ c0nsignments OF ~
100 barrels M W RUIJ Nd HEERfNG sssf 81
IL barrels NEW No. 3 MAGKER EL,
l25 taFrels EsEKf Eo.R MAGKERE F4 ia .2SS
80 imfrels NETy No. Il MA KEREL.
90 ia aud quart -hasYels NOS. 3, q, and 8
100 aiia 81 IS. u d and IS and MESS MACK
= For saia 81 By 3 WIELIAM JENKINS d co.,
my Ia-eodSt 10 IS Afat& street,
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BY James N. TaSlo & Son,
Real Es'ate Agents and Anctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE SALE:
dor SALE PRIVATELY. -.
Il FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREET LOTS.
We have on Franklin street near Monroe Park
some Of the most eligible BUILDING LOIS Tor
S Also, on &c Grace street several LOTS
which We will sell cheap, o,rI,
Parties desiring 10 build this spring can certainly
No charge for showing prorertyy;; ", 8 RI
Real Estate Agents.
nv 7eeod6t 1l0S Main street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY. r Fl A +
L BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT on Franklin
between Second and Third streets, Adjoining tnc
residence of Colonel Thomas II; LeaIv. Lot lronLs
3exl50 feet TO wide alley. This lot VIII be SOLO
on ,xtremely reasonable terms, ana 4 credit OF hVe
years gwen 4 'e''"fiR FRANK n. HILL & CO..
nv 1G. eod4t Real Estate Auciioneers
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, NICE
E BIJILDING LOTS on Pine and Laurel str, cts,
!" B sGGi LoTs On First street SIG
pfBs uiLDlNG LOTS on Leigh near FRS, street $50
per foot. FRANZ ID. HILL & Co..
my l6 st Auctioneers:
T7XCELLENT FARM OF ONE HUN
y DRED AND sEXsE IT.. s x, AND Sl1r HF
All" louisa q" cMGRTH6UsE FOR SALE At 4
GREAT sACRIFICE.-If mmediste application
be mace, 1 VIII tClD The oUOle FAN dL Sicat
sacrifice of 81 200 in cash; or would take IN pay
ment improved CRY real estate at Il corresponding
sacriice The improvements are ample for The use oil
a large family; very healthy loca'on: good wafer !;
Henry chiles and Frank '. Winston and is in full
view of the court-hou c.
A map can be seen at my office.
my 15-3tE ~ w. Goodwin. Anctonccr.-
DEAUTTFUL AND HIGHLY-AT- E.s
u TRACTIVE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE sss3:j
AND MhRKET-FARM OF TIL RT Y -FO u X
ACRES, AT. THE BRONX TOLL. GATE, ONE
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOX SALE
This truly beautiful place. now occupied BY Mr. y
D. Fry Is for sale. 1t contains 1HlRIf-fOUR
ACRES OF HIGHLY-IMPR0NED LAND. The
BUILDINGS are ample for the accommoda-
ton of large faniy. The DIV ELLiNG TN front
Of which Is an 0lk grove of about three acres) con-
tains seven rooms, anu Is III perfect order.
The out buildings arc numerous and c0mmo-
dipus. consisting Of large double brick Kitchen
with four rooms. large barn, sta6.e DC. a $50. an
orchard Of two acres hesides dwarf pears and small
fruits, and well of pure waller. The known hea b.
mess of The place, It's easy access 10 the city by
two roads, anu the fine ncirhborhood by which Il is
surrounded. all tend to make this amongst the most
attractive suburban residences around our city. III
de- fred 1t will be divided .no Two or more parcels.
| Apply 10 w. GODDlN, Auctollecr. :
| my 12-cod3t ~
Sc T ONGWOOD" FOR SALE.-This
IL valuable and most desirable property. silu'
ated in Salem. Roanoke county, Va, is offered Tor
sale privately. For terms Of sale apply 70 Mr.
PERRY NUGENT. New Orleans or Judge WING
FIELD GRIFFIN. Salem, Va.
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CHESAPEAKE tND ru!,p ~ Nf...Ni-t
EICHMONr, ~. March B.. .~.,.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, HAGHH
~ lG, 1879. pA>>!.EuEi: TE'It> "!iLtI,
As FOLLOWS:
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BIZ Jas. Macdougail, Auctioneer.
M 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth) street

.y1o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-12
Trustees.
NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS
Rooms COMMITTEE ON TEE DEBT or
the State, at the State House,

Rooms COMMITTEE ON TEE DEBT or
the State, at the State House.
New Orleans. April 30. 1878,
The Committee on the Debt Of the State. Ia
accordance with resolution Of the Constitu.
tional Convention. hereby give notice to the
creditors Of the State that the committee is pre-.
pared to receive propositions relative to the ad.
1ustment OF the bonded and floating debt Of the
State.
Propositions should be submitted In writing
to the chairman Of the committee by syndi.
cate or agency. representing each particula,
class Of Indebtedness.
e. e. KIDD,
Chairman of Committee.
Address. New Orleans. La. Stated House,
mY1.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07

County, his own home, he has 1870 majority. The
Republican candidates for University Regents
Carson and Gsnnett are elected By the usual party
vote. Gannett was cut severely In one or TWO
counties by persons opposed to his religious views
He's Liberal. In Douglas. his own county. he
had majority of 600. Carson poled strong Re
publican VOTE His own county, Kemaha, gives him
GOO majority.
The returns on District Judges elect Pound In the
lat, Weaver in the Id Savage in the Hid. Post IN
the WITH Gadlen In the Vth, and Barnes in the
VItb-all Republicans except Savage, whose ma
torIty over the Republican nominee will be loo.
Lancaster County, in which the State Capital is
situated. rolls up tremer dous Republican MAORI
ties. Omaha City and Douglas County elect a
Republican Treasurer, Clerk, Surveyor, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, aud Coroner. ne
Democrats get the remaining county officers. ne
vote Oh the State ticket shows 500 to 600 Republic
can majority IN Douglas County.
The GreeDback vote throughout the State was
trifling. Ii now doubtful whether that party car
ries single county county office, and 1t IL GER
tain that no county will give Greenback majority
Oh the State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN GAINS INCREASING.

REPUBLICAN GAINS INCREASING.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PLURALITY BETWEEN oo'oVo
AND 0O000-LARGE GAINS IN CONNECTICUT
$1,000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN NEBRASKA
THE RESULT IN VIRGINIA STILL IN DOUBT.
The official vote of AT out of 67 counties
in Pennsylvania gives the Republicans plu-
ralty of over $4,000, and 1t is estimated that
the rest of the State will increase this plu-
rality by about 1000. In Nebraska the
Republican majority is about $4,000. nearly
10000 more than in 1878. Nearly COM
plete returns from Massachusetts, give the Re-
publicans 13,508 plurality for Governor. In
eleven Senatorial districts in Connecticut
(nearly one-half the State) the Republicans
have majority of about 1900 against
majority of II in 1873. The Democratic
majority in Maryland is about 21,OOO for
Governor and the majority in the Legisla-
ture is 60. The result in Virginia Is still in
doubt with the indications pointing to small
reputation majority in the Legislature. No
material changes are reported In the other
States In which elections were held on Tues
day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ruANKsaIYINa DAY

THANKSGIVING DAT IN CANADA,
TORONTO, Nov. 6.-Io-day, being Thanksgiving
Day generally observed throughout Che Domnion
holiday
TIE STOCKTON RIFLE RANCE CONTESTS
CAMDEN, n j.. Nov. 0.-The contests at the
Stockton RIDE Range viii begin tomorrow and continue u
OF the month.
THE CUBAN CATTLE TRADE:
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-rhe time fixed by the decree OF
g. 1871 for the Importation duty iPee Of cate
intended for breeding having erdred the treasury
House Resume the collection OF da
ties such cattle
THE SYCAMORE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
FAIL RIVER Mass. Nov. 6.-At a meeting OF the
OF the Sycamore MIL iday new organization was
effected The corporate name OF Sycamore Manufacturing
Company was adopted.
FREI0Hr BLOCKADE RELIEVED.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-lhs burning Qt the Pinker~
ton PtabufE ami C0nDssyfe Division VI tie
Baltimore taroad delay Al this city of
ouautty of destined fisbnrg Western
POINTS relieved the completion "
Inc new the mountail, ana and
freg ht trains running regularly.
AN UNHEARp Oh SCENE AT A FUNERAL
ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Nov. GA disgracefuI scene
occurred funeral Yesterday In Henrietta The widow OF
deceased aud bis sons by former wife differed CONCERN
the place OF burial grave Was dug both at Bio mnsld
Mount Hope Tho corpse was tOfeby sAasiefftd
from coffin 10 another In the street and the burial
Bloomfield IL will probably be necessary TO guard
the grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
49, NETWORK STATE.
A BRIGHT REPUBLICAN PROSPECT.

A BklGHI REPUBLICAN IhOoi LNi'
uHE CHANCES APPARENTLY IN Favor OF III"
ELECTION OF THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN stArH
TICKET EXCEPT soULE--A VERY STRONG PkobA-
MLITY THAT wADswoRTH. CARR AND WARD AXE
+ ELECTRp-HosKINs APPARENTLY fE" heN-
DRIED VOTES AHEAD OF POTTER
The Republican outlook has sensibly I'M
proved since yesterday, when it was impossible
to decide whether Mr.. Hoskins was elected or
defeated, and no notion could be given con-
corning the result on the rest of the state
ticket The complete vote of New-iork Clty
and Kings County Is now known, and shows
that Carr, Wadsworth and Ward ran consider
ably ahead of Hoskins. There seems now to be
very strong probability OF the election Oh
the three candidates first named, with a prob
ability, not equally strong, of the election OF
Hoskins and Wendell. careful estimate
upon the whole vote so far as known indicates
that HoslSins has plurality Of several hundred
votes over Potter. This may be increased or
diminished by subsequent information, put
the principal counties from which definite re-
turns are still lacking are almost all strongly
Republican. Among them are Allegany. Mad
ison. Monroe, Schuyler, Tompkins, Warren
and Yates-all of which have given RepuOh-
can majOrities.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

results exhibited by the statistics for the sca year
highly gratifying, they show extraordinary In
crease 10 the amount of matter handled and conpar
auvely small ncrease In the cost " the service Tho
aggregate number OF letters postal-cards aud news
papers handled by the 1859 carriers In The eighty
eight free delivery cities during the fiscal year vas
about slO,OOO,OO0 being m average Of over $4,000
pieces Tor each carrier, and in the total
number or pieces OF nearly 1O0O00.0O0 Os compared
with the previous The total cost OF the servce
mcdng the pay OF special agents and the back "
carriers, was Sls477O9 an increase OF about u pee
cent. aud the amount OF postage local matter dies
posted at the free delivery Offices 523, being
an increase OF nearly 10 per cent The excess OK post
age local matter the total cost OF tue service
ss6i77l Since the close OF the last fiscal tho
free delivery system has been extended 20 eleven add
tOnal cities making their total number the present
dnla nIneiA-nlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH PERPLEXITIES.

LONDON, 1huTsddy, Now O, 1879.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of The
DdV Ners after stating that the report that the Brit
feet would proceed the GUT OF smyrna had caused
embsrras snent there, saysi
People say that IL the Sultan removes Mahmond
Nedim Pacha Minister OF the Interior and other Minis
tiers, In consequence OF the menacing position OF the
BeacOusncd Government, II would bo a diplomatic de
FEAT Russia difficult 10 support. To prevent this by
sustaining tie sultan I'm his present choice ef Minister'S
a counter demonstration 4 military direction by Rds-
STA might be considered necessary. believe tDat no
steps nave thus far b taken toward any military
movement, will be the business OF diplomacy 10
render such steps unnecessary.
/" The NOrOe VremyG saysi Evidently Lord Bcacons
fields Ministry aIms either at peaceful change OF
Turk sh Mnsters, which would practically plGce the
Turkish central authority IN Engands hands. or NJ an
open rupture threatening COnstantinOpe ~ltn serious
DANCER 10 either case
- The GOlos refers TO the change in Lord Beacons
fields policy IN which he lately professed TO maintain
the integrity and independence OF Turkey 1t says:
The presence of the British fleet In the Gulf OF Smyrna
will open the OF Europe TO The real cause namely
Engand's impacabe hatred OF Russia, exhibited by the
British Ministers at every convenient and Dconyenieut
OpDOrtunity.'b
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THE ARMY OF TnE CUMBERLAND.

COMRADES INVITED TO wAsHINGToN.
WAsHINGroN. Nov. G.-The following address was
Issued to-nighti
To COMRADES THE ARMY or TRT CUMBERLAND
The committee having IN charge tue arrangement. Tor
meeting or the Society OF the Army 81 the Cum-
beraud have addressed Invitations TO every comrude
whose ONCE address is known 10 be present az
tho reunion 10 be held In this city on fbe
10th and goth Of this month, on which occasion
the monument OF General George III. Thomas Will be nm.
veIled and presented tne Nation but az the posi-
Office address OF many OF comrades IL not knows
the committee send through the Associated Press corr
dial aud Invitation TO every cOnrade TO meet
with aud aid In paying respects W the memory OF
great commander, general ThcsDaA
GENERAL JAS. A. OARFIELD)
GENERAL THOs. :. lOUSG, Executive CoD2Hittoe<
GENERAL Med. MCCoOK.
Warrington, Nov. o. 1879.
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TIE LATE GENERAL HOOKER.

ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS AT CINCINNATI-PRE-
PAIRING FOR THE FUNERAL
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.--The remains Of General
Hooker aud escort reached here OF e20 O'Clock tonight
and we're met at the Little Miami Depot by General Dick
nson Mayor aoob and other members OF the Com mitee
of Soldiers aud Citizens. Lieutenant Mcneil, United
States Artillery. with bis guard, who had accom-
panied the remains relieved by Lieutenant BUCK
hardt OF the 18Th Infantry with eight men from New
mort Barracka The remains were taken to tho SEQ
ond Presbyterian Church, where they Ito in state
until / o'clock tomorrow, the hour fixed for
tho burial The church has been prepared for
the reception OF the remains with drsped Gags aud
floral offerings The final arrangements are In the hanas
of a committee appointed at meeting today or rep
reseptatves the soldiers and cZena. ex-Army ON.
GERS the Grand Army OF the Republic. the Boards Of
Councmen aud Aldermen and the Chamber OF COM
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THE LEGISLATIVE.

The totals of the Legislature slightly changed
Corrected returns the With Senatorial District
elect Mr.. Strahsn, giving the Republicans
p5 Senators and the Democrats 2. Mr.
Browning. the Tammany candidate still
claims TO be elected. In the Assembly the
figures are also changed. OConnor. Tsmmany Dem
ocrat, Is declared elected IN this city over J..
Simpson. Republican, In the Ist District of
Albany, both parties claim the seat, the
chances being in favor OF w. II. sllngeriand,
Republican Cloves Republican is declared elected
IN the Id District Of Queens. These changes in
crease the Republican strength in the Assembly By
one vote, giving them OF out of 12S members.