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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

II EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE
We have opened at No 22 ROYAL ST. sn
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive sll kinds of NOR.
chsndi3e and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
We think 1t my prove An advantage to per-
sons who have PRODUCE of any description
TO send it to us. Located immediately opposite
Inc main ontrsnce TO the Market on koyul ST.,
goods can be ex posed every morning at public
auction when the bust prices may be expected
Prompt returns made on sales
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
lind 1t to their advantage to give Us q call
We will attend to .uctioneering ~ uubic sales
OF property. and respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. UNEAL y LUCAS
ks Auction goods constantly On hand and for
Sale nov 5-tf
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Opening ard Closing OF ahe MaiIs.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North snd Northeastern
mails II m. end Is D. u.
Western mails so and 8 Is =, m.
Soa!huin msii'. Wis Richmond, Va, 90 g.
m. and GO and % p. m.
South and South western mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, 90 a. "a. anl 8 45 p. m.
Alexandria 10 Lynchburz, Va, way mails)
including through msils. t 90 a m. and co D m.
Gordonsviio uAd Charlottesville, Vs., 6 GO 3.
q. and GO y. m.
Manassas Division 6 90 O. Ct.
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, Is a. m9
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. via Washing
.ol, ID. g., s 30 q. m. ard = 0O and 90 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 80 8. n.
nj 90 o. m.
South western mails gia Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through nails including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 30 a. II.
Manassas Diyislun so i. II.
Z ,und Hill 10 = lexaLdrla, Va, 3 SO p. %.
Office HouTs-Ciiico opens IS 8 30 8, ~, and
closcs ct GU p. IT.
Sunday Eours-Ot.ice opens ST is =. m. and
closes 81 Q 30 6. m.
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Inc steamers ut this company make connec-
lions a! Norfolk for Boston and all points East
at New York with I'll points West and North
wesl and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
RailroNi and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. Fer further information
apply to f. 4. REED, Agent,
JAnncys wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Cfice under Natl. Metrop. Bsrk,
sep 27-tt Washington, D. q.
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1879 GREAT 1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, w EST s. SOUTH w EST
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID sCENEkY
MAGNIFICENT GQUIPMENI
Dune 30, 1879.
Trains leave Washington from depot OF Bal.
TIM0RR & POTOMAC RAILRCAD COZ.
ner Of Sixth and B atl sets. az follows:
For PhilAdelphis New York and tho East,
lao p d.. daily, except sunday. and
l0.l5 Q. u daily, witS Palace Cars LIN
itod Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars 3J
N: daily, except Sunday. For philsd.lpbie
% an, except Sunday, and 80 p, M. daily.
For Pltlsburg sudthe Yves. lC.3U II. Ii. daily, wa
rsr)or Care to Pittsbu-2i 40 .. M. d.iy
with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
fcr Cansndaigua and tbs North, 6 20 g. m i,
except Sunday and Ia" =. daily, except
Saturday, Will Pss1a "a, Cananialsua.
For Watkins, 1890 y. m. daily except SAD
For Baltimore, 6 ~. ss5, $50 nnd 1890 d. M;
1.30, 4 10. 42J, 3U 7,4O aad rs o. M
On Sunday, ~ 30 a. a.; $50, 74U and 1915
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexsndrla 6, 7.16, 8, O. 10 and II ..m and
Elb, 3, ~, s. b.GO !, and n.30 o. II On
~ ounasys "a H., snd l.I6 and Q, IN.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6 90,
10 800, 600, 10 and II s.7a.,i, 80, s. 500
and p. N. q d IL night.
NJ Nn = sunday a. sly ano 10 s. m, snd b 90 pm
THROUGH TRAIN FOR The SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Alexan.
drih ~ Z. 10 a. III. daily and s 40 D. III daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured a
prln2ipsl railroad stations and ticket Officer
Southeast. L. P. FARMER,
FRANK Thomson
General Manager myl4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

nUR LOW PRICED TEAS cannot he ex.
~ cel!s ID Tor purity and excellence of Aayor.
Try them. + }. DAVISON,
sepl5 Ii? King 81.
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s. A REED
JANNEY'S WHARF

T lEBiGS EXTRACT OF MEAT Valen.
- tines Meat JUICE Valentines Meat ,Tnice
ard Glyceline, hubbepS Prepared Wheat one
Ct tbs best PREPARATIONS for infants food, Gran.
uls, Arrow Root, Cora Starch, Tapocs. Sage,
Extracts Vanilla, Strawberry, Orange, &c.
Liquid Kennel, &c, just received fresh uoplies
Je21 L. S LEAUbHATEk d BRO.
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South Bound, Hail H1oress
North Scand,

Mail, Southwark. connects st Gcrdonsvine.
With Chos. q Ohio e. a., Es;. snd West a!
LyncE6urg. Connects With Atlantic, Miss. i
Ohio K. r., through South sos. Virgins, t.
Nashville, New OficaaI Msn.phis. Little Rock
and Tuxas-snd at Danvilo Wisn Eich mead y
DanVi!le (. L to South and jpUthwo,t
Ex press Southgard coAlac!s st inrdonsvi'i.
to al roints on Chos. & Ohio. an!, at DanrWc
TO all the South ard Southwest
Ml&GD Trains Tor Main Line lesvo 81
exsndrs daily, excsot Sunday, ~ u. IL AMI
Us p IN and returning arrive q. Aloxlndea
70 .. m aud Us 2. N.
For NAN ASSA3 LIN l. lasge Wsshinytoa
7 90 q. n. and Alexandria 72j s. H., isily
except Sunday, arrive d. StrasbuFE at IL . pm
connecting with the Valley Bad East and
West. Leave StyaSharg - p. n, arriving Al
Alexandria ut 81 y OF,
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Tnursl.y
and Saturday, a. s 81 Il N AMI returns No.
day, "Wednesday add Friday. g. , 50 D. III.
For Middlsbarg, dsiy connscs,pn Ut pisia:
station.
For UppesViile, regular connection st. Oo!a
For WARaEEToN, ls.vs Washington \:
90 a. N. and 6 Is p. m. daily.
All trS!ns make good connscLions; u. We.
ington, to and from North and WoaL.
New Orleans sleeper lo4vos Washington u!
W q. na running through without change,
On Express train, lea9ing Washington at 6 IL
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Oh 4ir Car,
with extra charge only 81, through ~ Dalvie,
connecting to ell S0uto.
Excursion ticsuts on sale s.. low rates TO the
celebrated Resorts OF Virginia aud West V,r.
ginia.
Through tickets very Low 10 the South Sal
South west.
sep l3 !! At. BkDsDUS, &. Il. A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-04

THEAP STONE JAHS.-Wo are Closing
~ out t. lot ef s!onc jars At very low prices.
sepl5 + j. DA VID>Ur!, lii King St
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Beginning Oct, !, 1919.

NJ u. VIHe. MIDLAND 3 4 5 K is,
w. JOHN S. BARBOUR. 8ecaives.
On and after SUNDAY, Sept. II, 1879, Pas
senger trains will run ~ follows:
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sep 2I-N Washington. D. q.
= MER ARRAN CEMENT
STEAMER .NATEaJH0.
:, The steamer MATrANO, Captain WIN. q.
BYLEs. leaves Alexsndris, from the foot of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THU RSDAi, at 8 o'clock q. m for LAND.
iNGS ON TEE POTOMAC RIVER: return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY. ''
Freight received st lowest rates and handled
With Care For Information apply to
j. BhOGhRS q CO.. ACTS Alexs., Va,
& I. JONkS, Agt 9th ST. wifi, Wash
connecting every Sunday with steamer SU Z
Tor all landings below Nomini Ferry. je2
<.sSa CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
b. " TO A1N
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PROVI.
DENCE AND BOSTON
Steamers leave Alexandra EVERY TUES.
"a and loaVe Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
This line &C meets at Alexandria with tteO
=. g N. and W o. K. Rs, ana at Philsdei,
pha with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
RlYer, Providence and Boston,
Freight forwarded with promptness and cara.
Tree of commissions.
NO charge fol- transfer in Philadelphia, and
oepartures. Through rates and through 5ills
VI iso!ns given. insurance at tho lowest rates,
Agents:
r. a. REED, Alexandria.
WM. CLYDE Sc CO., PHILADELPHIA,
GEO. T. HYDE, Georgetown, D &.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
DECIsIONs-NOv. 10.

Supreme Court-Ch0mbTs-B judge Potter
Henry Stewart Manufacturing Company agt singer Manu-
faoturng CompsnyMouon TO continue Injunction denied
preliminary injunction vacated with 40 costs OF motion
andum. ~ Tie matter 0f NiberMOuOn To con
firm granted with $40 OF mOtOn iDeinoIsndu AS
costs aud ~ opinion The People etc.
s< Columbia Car spfing Company. t0 connfH re
port OF eioIee granted with slO and exceptions over
ruled.
by Judge BarretIn the matter Of Welsh and OthesThe
papers IN THIS case should statement signed by the
respective counsel as 10 their sAt Ia The Welsh ooun
Sci clam That the but OF this
evidence may he TIE with the other cases have
bret from Mr. johnson IN s1hoe and he suggests
thai have received brief from the Corporation Counsel
But tis "a not IN the of Walters. bries EcthOn,
lOcr Chapman. Weld0n and Petit have received brief
om the Corporation Counsel bnt none from The petitioners
ln OF OMay agt the Female Academy of tie Sacred
Hear there briefs either side and IN The sDowden
petitioner alone. There should be
tun showing Ia the orders ssssne in what
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
CALENDAK- rHls DAY.

sgPEEiF Court cHAsIrRs-Ia J-colrt opens az
loSo a m Calendar sailed at u a. m Nos - 20 q. 59.
200 200. 2O. I'll 22 22O. 2sl 22s 2d 24o 2l 2l2 28S,
LINERS, IrEY1nayis ana Brady ana ingalls, JJ.
SFEcisi TTHN-Van I3fnnt J-Court opens AZ 1880 A.
Law and Fact~NC, 2G2 iiG si2 iIs $50, 81 Sol so2,
encuil@i:iaf ~ ~ i-AdeSrnSa IA @ sin, i he he
Part Ii-Barret,; -l-SSogrI opens az 1880 a. m]No,
lt2l !6 l5o5 5ls. e'3. l2is. l547. l344 l5s5 l4l7
PARf IIl-Van vors. J-court opens Al 1880 a. M
Nos 1903. l25i 100 l256 1851 951 1883 li6l 1863.
300 1879. 1907. 1914. 1916. ''''
sUrEm0R EoukI-GLNLlAL TKML-cnrtis. G j. and Judge
Nos and o. General Caendar-Nos T. n. 2S 29 80. 49,
SPECIAL rFRM-scdgwick. J.-Court opens at 10 a m
Calendar called at m-Nos ~. 2 81. 10. &C. Co. n.
Nos s99 400 577 6 S72 2So $685. 454 6z4. 525 4iS 55
Parls j and Iu-Acioanea for the tenn
.GnH1N I9 W, oessS oSsds r. ~ PAY J
T. s 9. 10. ~ Al, 40 "a. 40, ST. 6l. 7O. 7ia
SPECIAL lLni-Lsrremore J-Court opens at IL A. m-Nos
"TiaAI TRRM-pAR1 I-Hcaeh. Court opens at Il
6os 6si ST. s5s So ii2s. liz -'''
Pant IL Adjourned for the term
MARINE COURT TRIAL TERM-PARI Inc Adam, J.. Court our
opens at 10 Nos 2is 277 s6 2S6 2i4 So 1919 2oi
SY Faa IF aTD opens PsU az Il 1 No le 2o
1870 49, 1851. SS5a. SSiS, sGos. 1867 sO2O 1852 s57s
"a. $50 sS ~ &c., 'GP s0s @ $685. sssa S ST. S s
GisERAL sEssioxs-PAEr I-eiderseevcJ The People sgt
larceny continued James Murphy. Joseph Brennan William
Ncsels W liam Johnson Adolph bradweh Joseph Milton
Henry McDermott Frank kiea. Joseph Thompson James
pAnT iI-Cowing The People agt Kate Rogers
scuOn. stephen Nancy felonous assault and battery
W., n burglary William Scheney Thomas DOwney John
sullivan Patrick VI. kihone. grand larceny Thomas p
uiFR ASD DAVIS p. 1.-The People agt Thomas
Foley. iui
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
THE COURTS.
TIE CHARGES AGAINST Mr.. DAVENPORT.
Az sppIICATIoN TO ADD NEW SPECIFICATIONS RE-
TUSID.

TIE tHAhNES AOAiNNl MN. DAN EN- UNI
AZ .ppIICAnON TO ADD NEW SPECIFICATIONS RE-
FUSrD.
F Ellery Anderson and George w. Wingatc,
,unse the petitioners in the matter OF the charges
against John l. Davenport yesterday made application
IN the United States Circuit before Judge Blsch-
tord for leave 70 add specifications 10 the third
charge preferred against Mr. Davenport. The be-
fore the referee closed behalf OF the petitioners
some days ago During the proceedings counsel for Mr.
Davenport required the opposing counsel to say what
,pcciHcations they called their witnesses sup
port. and what portion of the testimony they
intended to use against Mr.. Davenport as Chief
superviscr OF Elections This they declined 10 do, hui
they stimulated that the closing of the they
would designate what evidence they would use against
visor Of Elections. Finally they declined to carry out
this stipulation the ground that all the testimony
applied 20 both proceedings. Mr. Davenport then Ob
rced 20 all the testimony that had been taken, with te
charges against hm Chief supervisor ana upon TINS
the counsel for the petitioners agreed To designate
what portions applied 10 the charges against
hun as Supervisor and against him Commissioners
Before there hearing by the referee Mr.. Daven-
port was served with notice OF the present appca
tion. George Bliss appeared for Mr. Davenport.
Upon The above statement OF facts the Court decned
tO hear the application until the petitioners should have
done they stipulated they would 60. Judge Batch
ford stated that even n new specifications were added
he would not direct that the evidence taken should
tfnd against Mr.. Davenport far as the
new charges concerned. Upon this coun-
eel fOr the petitioners expressed willingness
to stnlate thai ne OF The testimony ALREADY taken
should he considered applicable 10 the charges against
Mr.. davenport Supervisor OF Elections II the latter
would consent tu the adding to the complaint OF tine two
specifications. To this Mr. Davenport objected and in-
sisted thai the matter pending before the referee should
be disposed OF before further proceedings were had
1Ae Application ol the petitioners was refused.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, \. l., NOV IV'-IH OV''' V' .'P
peals. Monday. November 10, ls79-Present. the Hon.
sanford T. Church, Z. j.. aud associates
No 4s8- George W Jones plaintiff in error agt the Peo-
Ilo argued by J. r. Butlei ioi inc
jlauun in and by g. Moak Tor me Gei.husn'~ ia
erur No CD Adee aDi others, appellants az
Jacob Campbell )ber administrators, etc, respond
ens argd c. Nand.rpOe iOr appellants, ard nv -
II. Thiyer for re-pJndeuts No si-himue u Hnrh, re-
esvr -, popdent Richard Kelly appel ant argued by
Wism A. Beach aDpe ant and Oy Al Nanierpoe for
esplIdent .----,- ~.
ber s79 u ~ follows NOs 2s. f94. f70 4'1 4s3 4sO
he OF Appeals day calendar Tor Tues
asy November H. 1879, Is as fclows Nos 81, 81 o., 80.
as, s4J, u and 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Nov. 10. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesToom TODAY
By W. q Norman.
OF land Eastern Bay-avo. go n or Maple
ST. l5Oxl 7g64xl COX ,07ss; also a plot Of land on
Costa ave, cor Maple-st l75Xl 2lS.llX
lsg2x O7O; and plot Of nj on Hilsideaye,
COZ ~ Naxwelst West Farms. 4O5x2JO rregi -
NJ l
BV Louis NeSisr
5siory brick building with lot. No 4Di East 7ithst
inss y. 10000
BU JOhu 7. H0Vd-
The and 5-story brick tenement houses with lot NO
2l6 Elizabeihst, 100 fl n OF Prnce-st, lot 2Ox -
Bu r. II LUdtoio & Co.
Iol ni 1n Snn lnn. zsla, Van - ... 600
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Division-st. $, 29.5 II eof Rdgest. 2oxe4lT22o
ST. s71;5i George II cine to e crandaL 900
River iaeave. cor 7gll,' T. 10 sCth'.I zo44Ness3
Mon.ei D-'l ,,.. 1 80. $4,000
st@rsbeig to sWesi anG another $4,000
Lesinsionsve. $ $50 II Of 55tisi 20x7s John
II Arnold a9q ToG Nlig to s4 asd ao
Dsiancey and Msnsin.sts 25E76 A Dayton, % .oo
M1nch and wife TO Munich. -. $500
Inness a.: wife to James - la5OO
t. Ella Van horn $500
aney ne and wife 70 Frederick Buse 1850
lsi.ave II -7th.st 2o.2 %IlOO John Townshend o
aud s1si,y Sts e May Tl4isi% srey to same SS
si%yr, % 1t OF Inst 2iqIio2 oserholt
andanOther. executors, etc TO p J I..a..., NIhen
Fa' and %iis e to 0ppgglhs%ssF Ts 1920
AveA = e cor 5sihsi, i7ix75 Kerwin and wife oo
5st'st 10 s1 :. z' zS5 81 SHAVE a5IiOo6 McKen
MsiscSve "'' s4th ward lots o, 100 a, iCi ioOI
100, William q DoIninck ana others To Mary .o
TO Joseph II snyder 1900
p.sne and wife to Elizabeth Meehen a. 600
kECOkDtD MORTGAGES
BOgsr Fe-syS6st sy Il 1T 40 sGa $4,000
Sils Of sI1Is tD5es Sys1's esa St Of a.ca $500
ave- months - II. 500
Cheeylrss ssfhst W Of SHAVE 2yeafs 425O
'onnS,Sn ,r"s1ees etc. sssi OF AveA years 5000
MnTel 70 nu4'"' .'D..' I5OO
Meehe9 s1S'iS n and Isxnronaye months H. oeg
Rosenste!n J and wiie TO the Newly IAe lnsur-
aSes ssSe SGHp I@aIs Total ...... 24.oOC
wes. ~SI's, q, isstst lsocC
| RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
nauL 0f Ne York
,,sf'c Msrs,areI TO Iucy KfiIana ........ 100
Carey Ma - WalleDstein-
NIT n,s n to tbe Inted states Trust Company 1000
. ~. osa,ne ~ - -................-..... 5000
Sar.S o ~ ss,De ...-...........-...... IL ,OO(
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
Gun Real Gslaie TOR sale.

NOR SAIF.-The frst-cass fOur-stOry, high
,toop brown stone house 227 West 43thsLi Zl1oo iO
100, walnut finish broadway nearly new III good
order al improvements Apply ON the pfelnlses
NOR SALE.-Nos 20 and 22 East 63d-st,
between Madison and 5thayes story owps.1ne mo
ia,, stye and sze tho cheapest offered Apply ON The
nremlses or 10 JOHN ID. CRIMINs l,O31 5daye.
NOR SALE.-Nos 20 and % East 63d-st,
I between 9th and Madison-aves; they are onef1d io
$40 900 loss than thay can De dupncaeu
for. Apply on the premises
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
Gitp Real GsIate for Sale.

EOR SALE.--Four- story, English basement !;
2jtl ST., between 7th amt Sth-avcs Address OWNER,
Tribune Uptown Office. l.23- Broadway.
EIRST-CLASS 4-story brown stone house,
Il cabinet finish. 22xb5xO2 LenOx nm. between 9th
and MadsOnaves for sale exchange ERE JOHNSON o2
Pinest
MODERN TWENTY FOOT FOUR STORY
WI HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE. West 2lstst oppO-
site Theological seminary PARK Of low figure.
LEONARD J. CARPENTER
h6 and 5S East 23dst.-Y. NJ. g. A. Building.
I'D LOTS, including full front EaStcry
- Boulevard, llJ and lllthss for sale cheap BOYD
on premises.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
6ltuutlons OanIeG--1emalts

a Good Protestant Servants, for city or
~ countr excellent cooks la1ndrssses han
swes Scotch English Americans AID good ooloTed heP
HONE iS TnS Bu EEAU Ss SSsvs 1n house above
T Mrs. Kelly's 1873 West 11th-st., corner
%G be pPS @ P every Sl male sspay sqa mne
but vel nsP s ,Sed by mall receive
A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl in II pri-
~ family boarding house Call for two days al No.
| 24l West 22i-st
A PROTESTANT woman wants gentlemen's
N and ladies' washing home has good references.
address No. 2lo West S7sI third hoor back rooms
I'LL suited.
| NOOK.-By a reliable and competent woman
- for kinds Of cooking rstcass manner and assist
l al bS Ss S Or Bu RAU iSS Gavs
doors above lothst
COOK.-A competent young woman as first
ssctry srs y sSpf % @ saa Ws GIs rear
NOOK.-First-class German cook understands
~ all kinds If cooiug best city references S0G 0thaye
NOOK.--By a French cook in private fam
- y reference from last place 1913 East 4Ols. fourth
| NOOK, WASH, IRON, &c.-By German girl;
- she can cook. and nicely or ely country
HOME ntSs uRhXU ss oIaSe ioihsi.
| COOK, WASH and IRON.-By thoroughly
~ competent young woman who Is good family COOK
makes soups. bread biscuits pastries, &c II also an eI
reference Call Mrs KELLYs, 1873 ~est lth St. corner
COOK, LAUNDRESS, Chambcrmnid and
~ Waitress By excellent Scotch girls with nrscass
understand their business p,rfscty IN every
mony city country. at 292 6hase.. near lsh.st
COLORED HELP FURNIsHED.-Girls for
cHs g.. supplied at The coIoRED MISSION. iS5 VEST
| 3Othst
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A young American
~ girl TO 40 chamberwork and plain sewing best city ref
ereDce. 349 West 43d-st.
CHAMBERMAID.--B a Scotch Protestant
~ Grl also good sean-tress best OF CITY refer
ences SCG 6th-ave, between I'D and 23dsts lst floor
| CHAMBERMAID.-A respectable young girl
" as aud sewing years city reference or
| waitress l3i West 5oth ST
| NHAMBERMAID &c.-A respectable Prot
~ girl for private family As chanhermad nj
waitress PLAN sewing CALL or Two days. NO %l West
22dst
| /IIAMBERMAID &c.-A young English
Z grI a. chambermaId waitress; best city recreEce
4Is Sd-ave 18th aud S0tlss hrsl isht. bsck
/yUAMBERWORK WAITRESS.--By Il very
" tiy COMPETENT she has good city references At
| the pn6TEsfANT HOME BUREAU. 1873 eth-ave. four
| doors above lOth-st
| NHAMBERWOR HOUSEWORK, &c.-By
~ uelt bright young girls Citv do
kind housewok gene al nsefn Tor low wages has
| good references Al the PROTESTANT HOME BC hEAU.
i3s Cihaye., doors from lOth-sL
DRESsMAKER-L chdren's, infants
IL and boys operates all maehine-j perfect and W
makes Inends 81 day Address j. q. 700 3aave' Ad
| vert-enent once
| nRESSMAKER.-A competent French dress
~ maker All brsnohe. wishes few ensssements VI IN
| KEDH0N 2O5 Vest 26thst, between 7tn and sth-aves
nOUSEWORKER.-By neat, tidy, intelli-
gent Young Protestant girl, win be generally useful 10
family 10 any capacity can 90 sfGs sna
SSa.''''' SSsI. - " - = -
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
BrookIpn Real Cslaie for Sale.

RUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
- the line Of the elevated railroad now build ng At ,he
low price 500 each. aud VIII double IN
year; the bridge and the elevated road completed these
healthy portions Of Brooklyn rendered accessible n
S0n-st.. New York. ny now don't wait RULAND *
WHITING, beekman-st
TNO LET or FOR SALE.-555 CarletOn-ave.,
Il and roof brow corner house.
fitted with every Improvement premises learn par
ticulaIs of rutland 4 WHIrING, Beckman-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Thomas A. Avery, for an alb
solure divorce from Emma A. Avery. j. II. Bartlett
appointed referee yesterday the Kings County SUI
prenc Court The parties TO the action were married
Octoner 10, 1877, ana have two children.
Judge Choate yesterday handed down dcci-
sion IN the United States District Court the brought
by Joseph Wilett and others against the steamboat
Oent. Tho action brought for the recovery
eus wages. The Orient had sunk loaded canal and
action had been brought damages by owners.
who claimed that the value OF the not
sufficient 10 H. u tue seamcn and the claims for
preference over the len OF the scamcn. Judge Cnodtc
held the contrary Opnion, aud ordered decree or The
lbellants with costs.
CRIMINAL NOTES.
United States Commissioner Shields ycStcr-
day hed George Williams, charged with pGssile couu-
teriei 500 bills on the National Broadway Bank. for the
action OF the Crs,nI jury Bnl was fixed az $1,000.
John Brake escaped from tie penite ltiary
III l-sO ana remained large until weeks age,
when he was detected cOmMtturgI hurc'ar al 0uOr
STORE al No 239 Inifd-avr. H. the Court of Gel
tcsslons yesterday lie sentenced 40 state Prison for
two years
Herman Overlook. arrested on Sunday for
carrying on the business Of di-tiler without having
gwen the bona required bv law, was argaguef before
lniteu states Commissioner ID .tl yesterday. On
dn' moruing Special Reyehue Agents Brooks. McIcer
81, hottest, ana found a small uut complete disuicy IN
operation IN the basement Overlook arrested up
Stars Examination appointed tp. the
Prisoner IA the meantime being held IN $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

CEALED PROPOSALS Will he received Mt
y the Office Board of Education. Of Grand
and Film sis until MONDAY. the 2i,h day Of November,
1879. printing required by the said board for
he the various documents. &C. re
qured printed be the Office OF the Clerk
OF where bang forms Of proposals be OBJ
must he addressed 10 the Committee
ON supplies and ndorsed Proposals for Printing" Two
satisfactory said Committee will be required tor
performance of tho contract he committee
the night reject any bid II deemed for the public
interest.
Dated New York, November 3. 1879.
FERDINAND TRAUD.
y. WEST,
DAVID WETMORE,
JULIUS KATZENBERo
BENZ. T.. MANIERRE,
itteeO on
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office OF tue OF Education corner OF Grand
and Elmst4 until MONDAY, the 2ith da1 OF NOyemDeL
Ia % al IL a NJ supplying, tr the use OF the schools
under uridicOn Of said board books stationery and
her articles required for commencing on the st
CAV Of January 1880 CITY and country publishers 81 DOCKS
and dealers various articles required hOtiied At
nTrerence Will be given the bids of principals the Com
mttee being desirOus that commissions II any, sa De ue
Quoted price OF he articles bid for sample OF each
article accompany the bid s oi articles required
with the upon which the bids win be received
be obtaned on applcat CLERK OF the Board Each
proposal must addressed TO the Committee on supplies
and Endorsed Proposals for supplies" The Committee
reserve right reject bid deemed for the pubic
interest
FEIiDI NAND TRACD.
HENRY +. WEST,
DAVID WErMORE.
JULIUS KATZEN BFRG.
BENZ. +. MANlEkRE
Committee on supplies.