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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17
Real Estate.
HAVE for sa some very desirable
'arming aai Ii and vi.lage Property
Among which are the following

IN TOWN 81 R.1w.
+ a o. Nv Il section "a
s E% 4 7 1sTA "a orr e--h Is
s Nv If aftn,4 ( e
swA fne .t"h -.
Nv Ia OF W IA xc. .g f,r1
Sw1-4 OF NV IA =" 81
SEA ofnwA " xs. -
IN TOWN SO N, 2E
Sc y OF n W u section Is. fsf
in OWN 30 NJ, R.2w.
INIr.,wN So N,R.2w.
n e Il of u section 9. .r
IN TOWN 81 NJ, RAW.
s Sw = IN "A SETON g.
NV oi,ss.x &c g. gsrsrss
IN rowV ssN raw.
n y ofn e u section "a. I. -
-'t-A TOWN PROPERTY.
A piece OF land 5xlo rods, extending from 2dt
Sd street, IL rods of Main, known as the Jos.
lin property.
96square rods of land lying 20 rods north n,
Nackinaw street, being portion of the Hame
lots, with dwelling, in Patterson's Aadi,,on,
on Court House street. A1oiuoni
street on nufon
The property known as Fatber Pirate Add;,;o,
on the north side of Duncan Ray ROAD. contain,ny
ABOUT ~ acres This property has been subdivided
an" plated, and contains g. village lots Prefer
srlI ehtre out will sell in lots to SUIT pur-
IN MACKINAw. COUNTY.
The property at the Chenaux Islands, con,a,r-
ing ABOUT 90 acres known as the Father Piret
Dated JplyIsth, 1879.
..a.A GEO w RFrI
Abstract and Real Estate Of6ca
CHEBOYGAN MICH
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17
NetU Advertisements.
AGENTS READ THIS!

We want IN Agent in this County to whIm we
will pay s: lar of S10l pei month and expenses
10 sell 0ur Iierfu invention. Sample free. A d.
dress at once SHERMAN & CO., Marshall Miehi-
gan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17
FARM STATISrlCS.

w.CHANDLER, Chairman.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

The mercantile agency of R. G. Dun
& Co. reports the failures for the first
three months of the present year at !, 4OC
against $500 for the first three months
Of 1879, and $500 for the first three
months of 1878. The liabilities for the
first quarter Of 1880 are 100000
against $48,OOO,OOO for the same period
Of 1879, and $82 100000 for the first quar-
ter of 1878. The agency draws attention
to the fact that these figures indicate a
steady continuance of favorable cOndi.
tiOns for the trade of the country.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

THE Democratic majority Of the House
Committee on Military Affairs could
scarce have made more unseemly ex-
hibition Of partizanship than in wholly
excluding Republicans from the Board
Of Managers Of the National Soldiers
Homes. That party. it must occur to the
veterans, is assuming vast deal In un-
dertaking now especial charge and care
of them. A full quota Of Democrats has
been selected, as follows: General John
NJ. Palmer. of Illinois; General Mcmahon,
of New York; General Roberts, of Maine;
Colonel Fulton, of Wisconsin; General
w. B. Franklin, of Connecticut. Gener-
al Butler, who has been the most active
member of this board ever since the
soldiers homes were organized, was q
candidate, but did not receive vote.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

The editor of the Indianapolis Sentinel
floats the Hendricks Presidential flag.
and he is the most lonely and fOrlOrn
journalist in America. Nobody cares for
Hendricks now.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

THE amount of postage stamps. stamp
ed envelopes and postal cards issued to
postmasters upon acquisitions during
the past nine months Of the present f1s-
cal year aggregate in value $2S, 979, 1885,
an increase over the issues for the cor
responding nine months of the previous
fiscal year Of $3,106,O62.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

DYSPEPSIA can be cured. Three packages
L. warranted to cure the worst cases. Send
by mail. One package SOC. or three for 81.
SMITH & O..
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

THE Hon. John W. Carrot, Of Balti-
more, says that letter purpOrting to
come from him, addressed to the Gull
pepper Va.) Times, and declaring his
Willingness to accept the Democratic
nomination for the presidency in case
Speaker Randall cannot get it, is for
gerry.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-17

GEORGE p. Marsh is United States
Minister to Italy, and has been for nine
teen years; and he has never come home,
once, for instructions or repairs during
all that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpuzvv CovR1 -CHkIBgRs- DOnOnue. - O1rt onsns az
lO30s m Calendar called .. m.Nos ~. y - 70.
"a zoe IOl. a. lao l52 Isl 2D ~, -, "a,
o., ISL 258 20. 264. 25j. 2'G. 27s. $50 isl
GENERAL TKRM-ALlOurlcd until november 20
SPECIAL rER,i-Beach. Court OPENS - 1880 = m -
Issues of lw Fact.-NOs l3b ga lSI sOs 80 SIS
sa 100 7o3. ~. col 90 ll5 81 ~ 72g 7eSs' 49,
CIRCUlI-PART AND )YEA AAD IEBilNkA-DaVIs J-OOuft
ovens 10 1880 4 criminal business ono - -
PART III-Nan Worst Court opens az lQ:Jl a.
1851 lb4J lbZe &Z+l. L295; oO- 9ato' o"I %o-t'
PEE 9-06l2 CIj. 23OS 2S4. 2342. 2543 5S95 80 -,
>UPauOK COUET-GESEEA Ikioi-Adlourneo uh'' INC
SPEC Al rERa- Freedman. j Court opens at 10 a m
Caendar called al m-Hed IN Part H. hoOm-No day
calendar ..--, - -, a. q 49,,
ConMOS PLEAs-GExEgAL TERM dournel untl the his1
MOucay December pni OF rendering deSlOn
,PECAL IE.M-I.arr - curt opens al II a. H.
rgiAL TgGn PART Ivan Brunt J.Cour, opens At II a
Held IN Part II 10 80 70 ~ o+4 'o4' o'''
So. AS $50 $50 $40 81 3D. S)4, 500. SUI
PAGT I-AdOUrGcd for the term ,.,,, Hall
MAINE COUKT- TRIAL fERA-PAKr i-SberliNh s.-tiot
ID superior Court. Par fII-tOGrt IDens al ~ j.
45lG 2-I sl7G 1876 f;4l 1906 1880, $50 50I5 A"--'
2t-5@. 1919 1856. 44rs 234Oe- ,, MI co-,-,
pam If-Bawes J-Held n Common Pleas Part i-CoHrt
az 10 a. n.-Casc No 1881 Day calendar ,3Vi
PAgI iII-Cfoepp lied IN superior SOuTI peCLa ~
Opeas AZ ~ a. m-NOs A.. 30 I44+ so 80 D.
2Jl 337 81 ! s457 1913 437t 4349 2YJ5 - 34VJ ZI4o
GENERAL -EssioSn-PART i-COwlng 1.-THE People az
George NJ Charles 6ysc, James smith, DuiSlatf
Ecs q and larceny Charles 4. sidney forgery hd"aiu
Ration arceuv from the person Martin Pope petlt lar
abduction EiNtri smith ieoh0il. as
ut and battery n i'm Burke conspiracy Michael Rocco
ieoBiOgs battery GEORGE NrIHon jun
burglary Peter Foley william Eann&n. ANNE buIAe''
grand larceny osepA -iOcum. concealed "eapohs'
PART I-SHly kIhc People -SA A-Aia <1i''9'i' eA
Afcfuv continued
OYKk AND iIEalsER- paws J.-Court opens at II = H.
The People asL Augustus Leighton, bonicide'
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THE COURTS.
clifton MARKET TO BE REPAIRED.

Il
rooant discussions IN the city depart
lHo ,,n., charge o: the markets, az what should
me-. With Futon Market, which has become much
pe...,ed aialy led tho submission OF the ques-
o"f mo courts The matttr first brought up be-
uV 80 massage OF the Public Burdens bill and before
~. no,tiou OF the Building Department as separate
''o~ ,,,,,n When this merged into the Fire De
NE" the latter carried the judicial proceedings
p'she special Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas
"" ,.s' in,ony was taken before Judge Van Brunt,
.ou,nleted his decision In the yesterday He
SAYS: -. . .,, .,.,,,,or,- ,,h,,, hos hocn
IN ms proceeding that II Is 'Or the Interest az az
gIs mat the market should be repaired rather than
psn down and removed. The evidence shows that the
h,,smpt 10 instruct an entirely new onhuins u9on e
ae1 location OF tue market would completely nestVf
pnsness 4 the market as market an II Is 49,, uiYo
s,,v also establishes that the revenue uetlVe" os
ga citv from he market nets over S0OOVo years a
W. me expendii nres OF Que year rehlA ID ,nc 20,
Mace would very largely increase the return rom
hs bm iine ana would pres rye the OusinFsS - .e
a., and old the Total destruction az tne ~.
hsfendholders. II IL also equally apparent that rs
en condition l. dang ,reus ana u,s''e me te 5 nv,
" n pares are undoubtedly 'eGl natr ooecs " -, ooN
sssr,tiop in determining the question as 10 Whe tl.r
az HI Ne shall De rem YEA or repAltu Hitn @
have been iaAeh " 'he Nop'i A
a. insecurity.
Trdre Van Brunt then briefly examines TIE rr'Vsiohs
=, M Act under winch the proceeding is instituted ahc
eon,nues; ,.,
l"nrr, m determining questions under this Act, to
- surh Judgment az 81 al best conserve tr lh.eI
~ An parties interested "a the pudding ana at II
e ne mower wa-re fde interests OF the case require
-. 40 more than simply make chs puhding p cure
j" liuE tnat the language OF the Act cieeriY re-
ma fha Court sl,ald DESIGNATE spec ideally what
qnircs 80 80 ln,y n "a 10 b. done. II II
70 20 15,,t d duriug tn progress OF tAe work that Il
sHou- s, MAJ some OF the requirements OF the pre-
VIZ so,od be ciam.-d EnoN Of 40 reason why upon
sproper apphclu mace TO ne Oours upon eV @
sfall tie parties ina sucH V""us' VI "''''" ~
", n, ma :. ~ the urt
stofhe exrcutot ne repairs Wlich snou De- uisSe
NJ would seen tnat some bi tuH
t 20 "a ,ons of some OF the c lunns u'd require
~ na rut In ORDER that some orica columns should oe
Oro .od mat many Of he IRON columns should De
,,-,.u after lev had been ma % perfectly pump
Iiiuk llt evidence shows ina inc rooI .LsU D..
nm .. now fIar Il IN wooden Ircucs are IN
tn'.;ae. ccnaitl0il. and toat repair OF them WIN
a. ~f ..r.. al N0ud bee laW.a'. and tu&t tley sIOulu
u s'i i-s brick taat tie fowiug Of The building
r.op.re. extensive repairs. "A
ar ihs purpose Of the u2dng and precepts speech
s~-,,ev .e. cnuc proc sey the Work 10 De d0Ae ana
a. r,'nner Ia witch It saal be performed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
TIE STEAMER DkLAMBRIE ASHORE.

NEw-OILEANs, Nov. 22.-Ihe British
Steamship DE ambre from Rio. with cargo OF Zo'oVo
bags o: coffee went ashore on Sunday IN afoa four
niles CAS-, sou est OF the Southwest Pass Light. She
lies ia fsteen feet Of water She draws eighteen feet
tae sill have 10 DC ligEtered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

HEAVY FALL OF SNOW IN CANADA.
TORoNTo. Nov. Bankruptcies from all
parts OF Ontario report that three 10 ten inches oi
SNOW tel Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRI Tuesday. Nov. % 1850
Tie following sales were heid at the Exchange
taesICou. today
BgE H. Lulsl0w & co. -
'ihee-st0fy brick dWei'ng, Win lease Oh 'o.'
" asabg 0n-sIuaIe Il running through % 49,
- y y Of cny , sis gsS $50 200
Leased D. !, 1873 term II yedis Bi'"1N
:, rent sl,DlO snuum ami taxes ,,y..h
Atsu-sipfy brick stable VITA lease o. lot u WASH
Iar D5 alley 100 heof SHAVE 0' z0ho" LOCO
leased Nay l. 1873. term II years groun rent
- % anuuIB
aug. :i'rI Grown stone house, with lot NO =, ~
AS sn n" cor OF A4di'0nAvs 2ao1'io N 10000
'So-siory brown stone with plot o' land 70
s. AVN 50 1t OF S7'h' po' u i-n 4e9oo
IT,. By R,eh0rd y HdJasn
DricS house. with lot, 634 % ave. W
~ ia f 4lsLst, lot i6.1xlO0.ll John =. ,no
i,~ BY T. r. Raymond.
'"s-s'ofy orick dwelling with los. No 6oS ofee~
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Hisamboats aao Railroads..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
3 TO BOSTON F F5LL s EIyf FRI LiN IrNp TICKETS
corre-goD ing reduction 70 al Eastern points alnm IN
oiuded rom Pier H. foot Of Murray $50 PM
Ss % 1Sr'S cg be ANAL az
hoss ana cset Offices the Office the Pier and on board
GEO + ooNSon ..rt BORDEN LOWELL I5sIi,
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- stan n New York foot OF LiyertTsi. station IN
Co2ee, D,s q New York foot of
$50 a. m'-vor Fiemnston East5n Allentown Reading,
1850 a m'-Ior schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
D. L. a Wes' IN H. r. Easoon Allentown WhSeSDafre'
s:i5 -tOr Pennington, Eastcn. Allentown. Reading.
hairlsDurg Nauch nlnk Danyi q N IAhaq Ia
p m.-For em.ngt,n, E'son Allentown Reading. Har-
SsO p. nl.-- For Eslon Ball, Mauch Chunk. Tnmaqua
4i0 D m;For scnoory's Mountain, High Bnige Branch.
4:i5 r. M For t6ner lie FIemiurton. &C.
s TTT aG M,n 1 Il an %k H. m H e
SUNDAY tr ns leave at s4j ~, l. p Bound Book
ana IN simetate stanoas at 6:5o M Or EastOn Allen
For Newark at 5:iS 81 ej 7:l5 7i5 sI5 ss45. 0;l5.
$50 10 1880 lll5 NJ ~ m, l. 2 $50 49, . $50
For trains 10 local points see fine TAB esaI 'talI"ns
uon- 10 and from Jersey Cty station
NETWORK AID Long BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE FOR Peril Amboy south Amboy, Red
Flea ant. Toms tive: Banegat AILANTd ~ \ Se m
l.3U, $3.50 400, j:5U p.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNIE TON Leave loot 81 LiOerty-st for Freehold
at 8.lJ ll.4j a. H.. 400 $50 o. m
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Leave \ envy FORK foot Liberty ST. \. r.
Wa hranchDoU -,
For highlands. .. $40 ll:lJ o. m. l. J.iD p M
To- Monmouth geacn and -eaDrlght, D. SD. Has a m
$3.50 4:5D 1;aO ,. ~.
va ed Bank .. D.,
el5a.m-F,r Manchester. Toms River. Barnreat, &C ~
h.. sr
"'I a., ~, Nh vJntIig's Toms Hlvcr,L arnegat &C.
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Gin Rta! GslaIs For 5Gie


A DVERTiSENENr FOR THE NEW
n YORK TEIoU Il WILL RECEIVED AT TUE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No L23s Broadway, corner mn "
fr>st. 49, six Lave. BET IOrtystvcnth ana 70 W.
e.Athsts., fOs Twenty thrist cor Eghtlav, 20.
~ cOrler UnO asa l1te. 700 lhl'd
ave- Forty 81. as the II NkLHN OFFICE No
red "ehy-
fOurh--t Harlem SAVINGS Bank B1icns up 70 D. H. as
regular Office rates
TOR SALE-BrOWu stone house, 100 Lex
ingtou.avr.. order modern Improvements
Apply owner 10 CorJGnCi-gt., upstairs
TOR SALE.-26 LOTS in 24h Ward New
4 yprk Ci.v D. > DOWNS. Executor.
1913 West-st, corner King upstairs
GREAT notwithstanding gong to En-
II rope-four story q stoop brown stone house on taat
G,-st near Furnished or uu urnsed S@J.OUO
O4 -' ~ CLARK & CRANE, Pines
SIX NEW HOUSES, 346 to $50 West goth
= 81 th.ce story AM basement Oh stOop brownstone
10 xJzXexoensOn feet nIsr as IA every
r sue,t C. H. TUCKER g son,
800 West 3Otn-st.
IQsSD and 1s4TH-ST., near 1OIH-AE F.
o. Plot Of % lots puce, $1,000 per lot kU LAND
& " HITTING, BeekmIl-st
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Cd TO BOSTON,

C.) TO BOSTUN,
VIA THE
STONNGTON LINE,
COrNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
Tuesdays. IhurSlays ana oalutdNFs
and sTONINGTOS Mondsys Wednesdays and FIJI
9A'' 4.3OP NJ FROM PIER SO. n. r., .
Eo, NJ Law st arriving Boston A NJ Special Limited
FratQaas Tic. between NoN-f Ork ana bOStoh nOOp
IN I.Y a. specified u their taee-x3 each - -
a.. or sale az All principal ticket offices Htaerooms
sear.a al oaic.s OF Company, Nos
s8s ami 1877 Broadway Metropolitan ana Fifth Avenue
Hole ticket oftces ., non rpvrour oUrv
and GAI4A hA ieave F1er ~ y orth
Rvsr foot OF Warenst daily except sandaJs Al T. H.
Tor Bs-tsn via Providence direct
ID. BABCOck, President
WILKINS Camera Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-24

DEp0r~ IN lHlLA UE!stttt =, ~ NEW Dlsh
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMIPg9yyED E59TIP-
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER g. 1880,
Express Trains Newly ok, va DsDr1isos AMI Cor-
4 .t.'s 80 s. SO $3.50 10 Limited a. $3.50 40
. t. Z $50 and 10 N and II night r1nd1 s. R'"O' ana
$3.50 5, g. Z, $50 sud - p M and ~ night .. =,
$50 a M and D running through via Trenton and cam
o Roats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans Jersey Cy anordins speedy and direct transfer
'oT srn trains leave Philadelphia l2ol St5 4
:, 100 , 80 iha d. ~, 1g, ~ = ~ rs
a. NJ L. 100 p Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden d
Ticket Offices % aud 81 Br9l!w1y Aston House and
Annex sta,2n oJ' Oi o keo Station jersey tty Emit
The New York transfer Company VII cali TOT ana checA
Oa gage from 1 iiotSI- 1Sl 'O'"eH' LIP FARMER
fEAN tienera Manager. Gen' Passenger As-
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NkW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
OF TRAINS TAKING EFEEcr l.; 1880
a. cinciapaa aud chsaSo Dag Express Drawing
N yconnefug With fasf Pa,as to tSe YES aud
Southwest Pumans Dest Drawngroom sleeping coaches
10 aly-l aclc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Buao. Niagara Fails Clncinna,i and
10 H. MIN grant train for the West - T.,
Trains e"ye Cpa a 5.eg5 Ds0H s 20 SlO ESQ
D M and l3:yo midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS
s q 1 ria apd Passac g. 100 10 1920 mthe lO2o
n. III ,
- .rO .5j $40 5lU J:3O. 6:lO OJ. O. iOS0 D. M Il
Iniuignt sundays 600. $3.50. I02Oa NJ llo' o'o D. H.
and y mianlgh. 10 1920 Il noon las, ), 800.
fatel sun ~ s'i so Clio $50 Z 3. 1880 anu
f ~ , ~ sundays d. 5JJ lO2O H., lao 500 D u
ana ~ mlunis "Sewark Gas $40. 1l.i 3:io. 4:2O
Go IA M ~ midni ght, saturday ghts oniy
srce,n GOO 7:lo 1920 las, $50, 800 80
IO:jO D. M and Il midnight sundays o'V" 800 lJ'-o =
NJ; g:59 P n 1Sg .nS IL ~ | t.5oSah
Nswbnrg and all TOO. a. IN. 33o' ii5O m SUI
ca5 go a ~ Kngston 800 $3.50 p SUNDAYS $50
a. m:beu g. 1850 - 1920 $3.50 1850. 430. T. Tl5 p.
snnoo,tavs s. $50 lO.2O a. M $3.50, D. M. - =
~ Z lO:3U NJ 800, 4:3O 90 p NJ
sndays \ 30 1920 a. IN. G3O, p ID. The "a N ana so
: m trains connect with Sew-fork snd Os"ego Midiani
h5iroad AT IN a 1920 a. 400 q 7. 7:l5 ..
rort JSi r No a. IN. o. $50 aad D. ~ -.
Gays SSv W. 23 quarter OF and quarter atter
,.cb ~ sroT s.I5 go H. anu Al 4O;Ao and lIfo
p. M 80. ,a.,aye and Apartments Draw ing Room
ItckuIs oaehss can De obtained. and orors for
and sleeP transfer OF BaggaEe DO left ~ the Con
cheek Nos $50 iOl or o37 Broadway, " Y. No
pany.s trooklyn OF lt the C0mpanys DepotA .
CouI ST. ains fran the West arrive IN Ne"f orh IL Fss
il2o M ,9u A,ggsof t. Pass'r Ast New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ lea ye for Engiewood Costsr Pisrmont and Ny
~ x O. 500 A. m, g. 4. 459o; ~ 04O $3.50 ll;3o
ss,naavs q a M and d: y. N. The Ll'oo ~ uUn VII
ngs Ia rn,nutss Later szIurday nishts
SauueI spring Valley AMI Aonssy' ioV' ''" w. Adv
"a mo. N. ABBOTT. General Paasr Agent sswyssk
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BRooKLYN PROPERTY
Bu Eichard =. Horneit,

I threc.story Blown stone dwelling, with lot. No t92
Gaies.ave, SIS 80 II e OF Natesave LOT 2OxlUO :
James hanman. -.
/ two-story frame ard BRICK dwelling, and tAee-
story bi-ck house with two lots. No - aud 70
Nassau ST. sw cor OF smells lane each tot -01of )
three-slorv brick house with To-. No 33A Court st. o
8 O9s n oil sackett-st. 2lX92Sx irregular Pat
rick Rurus
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Situalons mauteo-- 6smaics

,nI1VFPTTsFNENTS FOR THE NEW
u DvooT TRTrUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
= sroES OFFICES No. I .23S Bcoadway. coz thirty
an Stx:b.aye.. Forty seventh aud Forty
Igtsts 3Oss Twenty thiro st. cor Egn,a aVS no
mon naTe YOU lniiu-
D. cor Forty. St az the AHlt n - 30
ooi ana CPS. IhrdaVe, cor Ont M 'a ~
fmr lHarlcn savings dana D"i''H" ~ - ~ u '
regular Office rates
ROTGRAUD'S French Intelligence Office,
a "a, w.: ajtn.sL North German INFANTS nurse
~ nr.e Tor growing children and sewng anc dIaW
ana s yoaug snaIn BERNARD AID waitress All froterAhs
recommended
-,,U.NRERNAID-By Protestant glrl ms
,EAM,- and seamsfrrss would assist with
- Sn1aso GOOD CITY references AddresS A. BOZ T. IT'D
,is y nfogn Once I.23s BroADway.
|YuaMRERMAID, &c.-A Swedish girl as
VIA vs.sress o. nurse aad sewing good refer
snsea LOO East 2sthsA
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CCARF- MAKERS WANTED.-RObert K.
- Davies A co. 427 and t29 broadway entrance Hs~
a srner,eucrd hands especially desired young ladies
ar II yess OF age Al neesls women will be Taught
tne bueanssG HoQrs-lo " IL n
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DVERTIrFMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I,23S 3rlalway cor. I1Dlry
frs st Nl2 sxthaye bet. Forty seventh ana Forty
eighth s il~ Twenty tDrd-st. cor EiGhthaVe" 80
East FuureentlsL. Cni0n-square. 700 Ihiil
ave eventn.st at the IA llM OFFICES 20
TOOI ana 2k@i rnrdaye cor. ne-hundredaDd t"thVY-
ourta ST. lhatlem Bank Building up TO D. H. IL
regular Office rates
A STORE and LOFTS, large and small, adj
"A vantageously placed, Cand-st. near broadway OPP
poste Eares Hotel. excellent northern l2h~ . C,, -.
J. o. seek. IT,. 24s Canal-st
DROWN STONE HOUSE-165 l. xlngton-
ID ave in arst class modern improvements Ap
ply to Sner 70 Cortlanit-st- upstairs.
OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
" p0ces IN the bindings 3 D. and Bresmanst ~ 20
1873 Na-sa.st PARK ROW, CpposItC T. u hC LAM
& WHITING. Beekm1n-st.
ITO RENT.-A store northwest corner OF
73dsf ana 9Th will be rented reasonably 10 drug
g1st: possession Immediate. For permit apply TO JAMES
NJ EEHAN, No - mon SQUARE.
ryNO RENT.-Store northwest corner Of 13d-
4 It ami .thave rent reasonable to druegst
" JAMES MEEHAS,
No. 81 IL Mon Square
no LET OR LEASE.-The premises at june
non of BROADWAY. hist. and 7tlave. about 5o&l0
lcaii5u for show or " o0ls or any
bust purpose Apply OnAly Or by letter O"Nhh
100 West 47th-sL
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u OUNITlD STATES MAIL STE ,NERs
GERMAN NAE.

l Hamburg American Packet COmpanys Line TOT
PLYMOU I'll. GHLRB JUHG aud HAhBC ~ , -
oil, r...........N Nov, % W
a..s.. Gee
Raies u passage Plymouth. London. Cnero 8 -
hurr and Al ionts iu the soItn O Eng ana. tHst C+o
sI0e second ClJiI 500. -t-'rlge, o3p HOuuN ZIP az
reduced ra =. Storage from Hamburg or hayre -,
KUNH AROT 81 CO., q. b., l.l~hA ~ ~ ~.
a Cener1i fassseils.I lAkc',9'-
b. rnal II N
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Gieam,oats auo RalIrJIo5.

81 30 10 Troy and return VIA Gil lLENSI
"a. LINE New steamers SA RArOGA aud CITY OF
TROY daily except saturday al from Pier 40 tnew
No a. y K. foot Leroy st. REG LAX FAKE ONLY 81
Stelmer- leaving SUNDAY touch az Albany.
EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -,
i pass ENCi IN TRAINS o AMI after June L 1850 wiz
eaye rpos foot Of and DeOrOssesetS AZ ~ ~,
D. m and $50 p. NJ ior ASTON Bethlehem Ai W
Feaalng, Mauch chunk, WuEesDAIrG Tow anr y ~
ng coaches attached 10 $3.50 q. tram - o., far ALL
Trains leavingat T:4O A. ana p IN. O"4iOo" 's -
polafs M Mahanoy aud Hazleton coal regions. -.
'~ - s r. EYINGTON, General Passenger Agent
Cerer. Iss,srn otire crner emu IN AMI C0ruandtsts
'a E~S'0iH &. II. CUMMI1,GS Agent.
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Connirp Real Gsiats Dantfo.

AND WANTED.-25,000 acres IN Iowa va IoT
l cssb Mnst be a bargain Can or actress Cl HlIs'
iooro "a No lJ7 broadway Sew York Cliy.
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Grates aiIo fen0er5.
furniture.
Ecst an0 founG.

Ecsi an0 fonno.
7 OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book Issued by
tho ~eamen's Bank FOR savings, NewYurk TO the sub
sc liner II returned the b.'K "th hirD
"A' ' MAGGIE VAN ORDEN.
New-Yorg Dec. l6 1879
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~ MFVr AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
NAIIN AENULiIL sAFEIA
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MATGNEfS
wEDNEs2 pay and sAfC hD4Y AZ CHILDREN HALF
PRICE % al uatInees .-. .,
IIiANKsGVING DAY A SPECIAL MATINEE or
"NEEDlEs ANU pINe."
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Orean Gtenmers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QCEE SHOWN AN D LIVERPOOL.
only Transtriantir Line ind the AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing every Wetnesttv PA slphiA aud Liverpool
Ext~a sailinRs on alternats SaturlayA
PFNNalLVANIA. Ihuriaay. NOV 70. p m
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Real Csiatc TO Grthanss.

CHOICE business, flat and resident proper
e. nayip- 10 10 per cent well Duilt ana hhely 10
cs,oa 10 exchsnge outside proler e ana e4h pil"o
sais ouly1 MILTON r. WOOLLEY, q PARK row
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ITO PHILADELPHlA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE Old EsTA BLisII I'd 10 y y M 9"Of'I LI'H
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
N rpATNs EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. s
~ nEpnr- IN PHILADELPHIA, ~ NEN.lO lk.