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Chronic Diseases

he has had very extensive experience, and ascured
many hopeless cases, after years OF Suffering and
expense incurred in seeking relief elsewhere
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma Bronchitis, Larynpitis
Hemorrhage OF the Lungs, Consumption, first
and second stages.) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Melancholia, Scrofula or Kings
EVIL, Skin Diseases, Chronic. rheumatism, G0itre,
or enlargement Of the Glands of the neck Dropsy.
Piles, chronic Diarrh9a, Constipation OF the Bow.
els, Sick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia
Diseases OF Females, Tumors, Kidney Diseases.
Enlarged Spleen. Epilepsy, Deafness, Chronic
Chils and Ague, Diabetes Mellitus, old running
sores. TapeW0rmS removed.
!. Dr. B. does not contine himself to any one par
ticuar system of medicine. He uses all the late
improved methods and remedies, as also Magnetic
Electric, or
Medical ELECTRICITY,
which is so successfully used at the present day
in many forms Of nervous complaints In the
treatment OF the Lungs and air passages he uses
CIVILIZATIONS.
which carries the medicine direct to the diseased
parts.
When an incurable case presents itself he is
Tree and candid in telling the patient that he can
not cure MIN, tnus avoiding further expense.
In chronic ain,ents 1t is always best for patients
70 call at his offce for personal examination and
treatm5n 5nt, when that Is practicable.
As- Rooms for the present at The Perry
House. CONSULTATION FREE.
Bloomfield, Mays 1880.
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M EDICAL NOTICE!
DR.. 0. P. B0LLINGER,
Having located permanently in
NEW BLOOMFIELD,

UIbI5 MS pIUIbSSIUIHI SbTYICeS 70 tho CTtZenS OF
the Borough and surrounding country.
=. DR.: B. has been engaged in an extensive prac
tloe for oyerr, B years: He has also served his
Pa. Vol. Infantry during the late Rebellion.
holding his Commission from the then Governor
OF this Commonwealth. His credentials are from
one OF the best Medical Colleges in America.
His success as practitioner OF medicine is ac-
knOwledged by recommendations from former
times
IN THE TREATMENT OF
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IND UCEaTENTS for 1850 ONLr

IND DUCEMENTS for 1850 ONLT
Thirteen numbers of Harper's Young Peo
pie" will be furnished to every yearly subscri
Der to "Harper's Weekly" for 1880; or,
"Harper's Young People, and &c Harper's
Weekly" will be sent to any address for one
year, commencing with the fret Number of
Harper's Weekly for January, 1880, on re-
ceipt of 50 90 for the two Periodicals..
Remittances should be made by Post-Ofi
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance Of
loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment without the express order of Harper g.
Brothers.
Address HARPER s BRoTHLRs, NY.
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GRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL,
~ COrRer seth st. and Broadway,
NEW YORK.

q" DOtW dHteTtcLt7t W -EUTOpeCEn FICt7lS.
Fronting on Central Park, the Grand BouIe-
ward, Broadway and Fifty.Ninth Street this Ho.
tel occupies the entire square, and was built and
furnished at an expense OF over 100000 1t is
one OF the most elegant as well as finest located
In the city has passenger Elevator and all
modern improvements, and is within one square
OF the depots OF the Sixth and Eighth Avenue
Elevated X. X. Cars and still nearer to the Broad
way cars-convenient and accessible from all
parts OF the city. Rooms with board, 50 per day.
Special rates for families and permanent guests
Aug.24 'sO.lyl re. HASKELL, Proprietor.
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| BENZ. f. GRAFTON. STORY B, LApp.
| HALBERT 4. PAINE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
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We have reduced our prices for the Fall Trade full
and complete stock of all kinds of CARPETS OIL CLOTHS
RUGS, MATS, COCOA MATTINGS, DRUGGETS, OTTO
MANS, STAIR OIL CLOTHS, STAIR RODS ETC., etc., and
everything belonging to the Carpet Trade all Of which will be
sold at the Lowest Prices Will all goods represent
ed Quick sales and small profits. Call and examine
Immense Stock now open.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
9s@RA H4SSE AASSRRETA Harrisburg, Pa
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have general assortment of goods
which | mean shall be sold at Prices which
cannot be beat.
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ANGEII-In Providence r. l., the 22d inst, Sarah j.,
wIie OF JOB Angel, aged y years.
F. NC- the 18th at the dence OF her sonin
law Re-. Lansing iayOr brooklyn, her
seveutielA birthday, Ausa M widow OF the Rev. Mansfield
French.
Funeral al seventh street VI. L. Church, New York
IhIr,ia.. 18th INST. at O.clo, X D. IN.
Friend, please attend without tuI thcr notice.
Iuteimcit Wop1lawn
FRO~T-On "uesiav morning. the 2dth inst, IN this city.
charles + O-t IL The btt wear n hir
Relatives and friends respectfully invited O attend the
uuea - iast 3lstst. lhAI5in Afternoon, october
AT O'Clock.
IL H. requested ma 40 flowers De sent
Boston az. ChlCaso papers please coy.
GILMAH-At Watcrvle. Ne. October D. Mrs. Joanna b..
widow OF ate Nathlucl Gilman
restes ans fcn, ol the Ani invited 70 attend The
mineral ,erV CHRIST CAulcii cIrne Of Clinton and
uIrrson sis BTOOAyn, on NcDncsiAe. October -, al
H.
NfAU-Tne relatives AM frenIs O " r. and Mrs j. g.
rfs4l ana o and Mrs. e. B. Grfn b. invited
s,rud he uneIa of MIS- j. b. Lannrau. 81 tulpuaqua
We. chester. Co. =. g., Iuursily uc,DIrI -, .-,L
serve. Al the residence. - ociock g. n
noe, R- In P4nne.d N.J Ooobe- -. Clarke Roger. IN
his 7tth year
Fun -eNthih hAY hAhlis 'H"I'' i'.Hheu IhuIs
Iav al 1913 ~ ,,.. .. , .. = ,-
New Jersey Cculra. leaving EeN- lofA at 741
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
coyTARrLD By THE F0EGEEY.

MANLY WORDS ~ OFFENCE OF THE RIGHTS OF
AMERICAN CITIZFNsHIP.
To the EditOr Of The Trtb Hne.
SIR: For reasons satisfactory to myself
mad determined not to vote for Garfield ana Arthur. felt
thai was young enough to live To the publican
parry purified by defeat If could be defeated and see
some OF the barnacles rubbed of Of the hull OF the grand
old Republican ship; and successful. should al least
have tine satisfaction knowing that had not voted
from the force OF party for candidates could not
fully ndorse
Into the sum OF my reasoning now comes new
factor base and wicked attack has been made by the
most cruel and dangerous foethe forser. saint is not
exempt from such attack, and the only way 10 meet
il is to administer quick and complete punishment
The forger is Democratic party. for has lndorsec,
countenanced and ratified the aDOmnabe attempt To
def AT "A candidate by that Ouo BE- ne pure and
spotless the can prevent or anticipate any
more than IA dagger-thrust in the dark.
VIII not all who have wavered. will not al who have
heretofore determined not TO vote for Garfield and
Arthur for any whatever now wheel into lne ana
ly rrbukc fne prrpe and alb botuts OF TINS out
rageous forgery VIII not the red gentltmeu 81 tue
Democratic party themselves called upon To punish
those political rascals and damn the inu means thaI
NAV al any time used TO blast their own rcpu Ons
Every feeling OF dsSati isfaCtOn win or ulSdHtctlol
f,yrj the Kcpubclu party and IL candidates should
until the aders ana abettors Of the Cne e
letter forgery Taught thdt the American citizen Will
at least protect hlmsr
wish YOU would publish hi, letter the views ~ one
who had iuly determined not 10 vote for the Prcsden
nal candidates Of tie Republican party but who ~ now
only too proud to be abe To- vote III defence OI
a man who mas been 30 wickedy attacked -.
No l2C BroQdtrdg Ne,r- York. Oct. 20. lss0.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
SHIFTS LATEST COMET
ACCOUNT OF ITS DISCOVERY, ITS POSITION AND AP-
PEARANCE.

ACCOUNT OF ITS DISCOVERY, ITS POSITION AND Af-
PEARANCE.
TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The comet discovered by me at about
midnight of October 1O11 qui xiv lost to general
observation 10y of the might though sa"
again on the evenings Of the IT'D ani 12h IN presence
Of half moon When first dis 'ovcrcd 10 was IN about
right ascension 81 H. so m; dcrnaon north l7' 3O or
in the constellation of Pegasus and IN field with
and nearly so with Of that constellation.
It's discovery promptly cabied to Europe by Pro-
fcssor Baird Is as motion was detected on me
evening OF the 11th. It was nsc'rtaned by careful
watching that It's motion slow and probably
toward the north and hence il was known ~ soon a.
the moon allowed search for il TO Oe made with any
prospect Of sue css. Tat although ten days
had elapsed IL could not be many de-
craes away, and was 10 the north oI us
first position These expectations were soon vrrihen
bv its prompt rediscovcry only about 50 from It's
original position, about r. \ 2ln 42m.' Dec.
APP 81; or IN field with Kappa or 10 P'gis, ana
4O cast and 10 south OF that star These facts VII
enable any one who has star chart quickly 10 hhd us
y ace ihcroon providing 70 be remembered that lis dy
motion Is some 40 east II north By the time thl'
meet, the readers eve the comet WI be ~ the vicinity
Of llu Cygn probably about % cas-. though siH III
Pegasus, and moving toward The Lzrd, III when con
sicllltion il viii for some remain.
This comet at the time ~ discovery Uh nghi belnS
exceptionally Gne) presented one remarkable feature
namely. the great size Of s coma. or head SURPRISING
any comet have observed. II had larry brlsht
condensation ecccntrcay uatrd on the side opposite
the sun, IN the centre OF whch was WIhule sum
point OF hight. either nucleus or taht sif OF the
twelfth IN ignitude. On The elcing OF thr 2lSt no slc
pon could b. perceived, though carefully looked Tor
ob.rryatious made at this tine Il have been unable 10
III, Ike any snce) convinced IN" th1t II was d'cidcuJ
both small r and fainter raising ne presumption hat
il would nave appeared much brighter hai pten
sooner scov,rcd Ii easily bc seen win % . men
or even smaller telescope, for at my last obscrvaioh
could lust dIsct IL faint ncbulous gitam VIII tLc
aboye the horizon. when first discovered there was
easily seen a short but broad projection al
| the side ouposlte tie Snu which was no
dnubi ian, seen greatly iorrs. or,rned
Tie same appearance notCcd on The 2lsl buI vas
tbeu far cons lIcuou~ Nothing as yr known re-
gardiny H. identity with other comet Us distance
from m sun ls certainly very great, but s ns'dhcc
fr IN the earth only bc asccraiucd wen tht cIe
mtuts OF il. orbit have been computed ana 10 90 ms
three vc-lccrmiucd positions must ne secured 4 :
Tar as now know. however II las not btrh seen any
Except IA tGl- cliY. LII" 7"lfA
Rochester, oct. %. 1850
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE HEROES OF GETTYSBURG
-, ru,xKs GIVEN 80 HANCOCK TWO YEARS
.rrrp THE RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS To MEADE
AND TOWARD.
my TELEGRAPH 10 TnE TRiBUNEl
w,sux,roN. Oct. 26.-Washngton dispatches
81 os,.o.terloy 10 THR tribune contained the text o.
,o.ol,,,.nn passed by the Senate SIX months
at.or the battle oi Gettysburg, comphmeutihS
Co,o,als Meade and Howard for " skill and heiolc
valor, displayed at that battle, but cmlt'iha any
mention OF General hancock. lhe rcSo'
n,tion reached the House and was
acted upon on the 10th day OF January
1864. eight days after 1t passed the senate !.
passeA the House without Amendment anu va
followed bv resolutions expressing t'e t,''" - n',-
of the American people TO GeneIai D''%'' ,,.
Co,oral Ruruslde and Cornelius Nahu', p''"
snu no mention was made OF Genera L.
col Congress apparently not haNinE
,,o,le a,vare Of the conspicuous services "",'"
in''y t1,,. admirers now assert he rendered at
~, rcsrs later. on the 10th Of April looo'
Cocress did pass a resolution OF THANKS 10 uehoi"'
1I,,Dt doing tardy jus. ice to him by that action
The resolution was as follows:
r,, I'm ,.,,iiop TO the thanks heretofore voted Dy
,oipf r.soiu,luu. approved JANUARY = lopi' ~ ~
Mror-Gcucti Gcorsr g. Medit' NM, WSrs and
O.iycr o. Howard, and TO the oihteis anu
1lc SIKH AID heroic vaOr which al betty tyNpilE
,ot,atcd and drove back. broken auu u,iIl, ~ nv,
tre veteran Amy of the Il ncOu the SIau'uu q. Wv Wv
hmcr.fu people aud tine tudu k o ihtir
~ =. n e. ikewi-e due. and arc hereby lchHrIt
L. M.lurGra,fa Winfield = Hancock ioi ms h"l"li ht m
Icr. oue ANA conspicuous share IL lhA' great anu w
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
ARRIyAL or MLLE. BERNHIRDE

Tho French steamer Amcrique, having on board
Mile. Bernhardt, passed Sandy Hook at 1880
o'clock laSt nj bt and arrived OF the Lower Quar-
antlnc station at 1885. No visitors were allowed
to 20 on board the vessel until tbs morning.
AS WAS expected, the steamer WIeand, Of the
Hamburg binc. bringing some of the actors who are
10 supper, Mile. BerahaTd:. arrived Yesterday be-
fore the AmeriQue. Upon 1t were ali the members
of Mile BernHardt's company. those who ale
with her on the AmerqNc.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

DANvILLE Va, Oct. 26.-Alary Mitchell was
shot here last Saturday night by Barton Smith. her
lover and viii probably die Smith l. in Jail
On the same ni&ht John Raney fatally shot Dennis
Marooney In q quarrel. Raney is still at large.
on the same night David Groves shot Edward Cole
man. both cOlOred.
found III the cluai. showing signs OF VIOLENCE.
Last night tw" lrlsA uedders, ancd Conrad ana
Haegerty, quaTrClcd, the former being seriously
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
F4RETELL DINNER TO CrRUS " FIELD

A farewell dinner was given last night by the
Union League Club t. Cyrus W. Field, who starts
soon after the election for year In Europe. The
dininc-hal was beautifully decorated. Joseph III.
Ch0atc presided and speeches we're made by Peter
Cooper General Horace Porter, Charles Edwards,
W NJ EVarts and others.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
OBITt ARY.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Willlam j. Preston,
for many years prOmn no lawyer Of Balnmorc. died
yesterday III the seventeen year Of his age. For hall
century he was an active practitioner III the cOnrs of
th- city, aud was distinguished criminal lawy r.
and orator For thr past two years had WItAdIaW
from TIE placIcr Law and e a rctigcd LIE.
BosroN, Oct. 20. john Daft, an eminent
railroad -Jnuactor, specially as lac
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
MCRDERED IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 26.-A special dispatch
to The Republican that the body of Mchae
Hendricks, SAID to be nephew OF Governor He
bricks. OF Iniana, was found three miles from that
place He was murdered. and II is supposed that the
deed was committed by McCOl!um brothers young
Hendricks having bce1 pcated IL the murder Of their
brother and acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

Crnud Ratification Meeting With Congressional Dis
trct at CiI, ktKING HALL. wednesday evening OCTOBER
~ i.su AZ O'Clock FATTY the nomination OF General
Arson g. MCCOOk Republican nominee Tor congress Iue
Hon BanksOn Morgan ~ li prtside mlneht speakers VIII
address tie meeting uckes can be- obtained at The door
AINth Assembly District
AGIAND REPUBLICAN MASSMEETING
Will DC held at
WENDELL'S ELM PARK HOTEL.
corner 92i-sL and 9thave.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october 27. 1850.
AIS o'c ock. uuaer the direction OF me
BLEAKELY BATTERY
WM. BLEAKELEY. Captain
6 S. wNTERsoS. Secretary.
The meeting VIII be addressed by
SENATOR GEORGE II. FORSTER,
PROFESSOR j. ". l.. HUNT,
A. j. DITTE%HOEFER.
GENERAL GEORGE W. PALMER.
GENERAL IE%I.Y y. EAHNUM,
HON FKEEAGAN j. FIiHIAN,
COLONEL BtNJAN1I\ VAN RIPPER.
Kcpubl,can CentrlI Cumpnign Club. \ meeting Of The
,i,t Mi or h,I. 90 CLARE. DJN NALL, Etst l5th
be!wseu g. ttl ayes. Oh " LDN A0DAh evening OcO-
'' 80 ''' - CHARLES wATRoVs. Chairman.
4IE1 Aa,,.x N, ,,.1s.1I EsaLi''S' soc'yA
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

builder OF tn Hannibal and St. JOSEPH and the union
Pacific Railroads died at Jamaica ain THIS morning OF
pneumonia. He leaves property esumaeu ~
~. 100000 In value.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 26.-Phlip IIinkle, we'll
known citizen. dcd this afternoon after brief illness
lie active N religious ard benz VIOLENT w0iKs tspc
clnllN IN COnneCtinn with hn In on B.thel.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
.aGENT BERRY GONE TO DENTER.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 26.-Dr w. w. Rowan,
one OF he in the Berry affair. arrived here
this morning He pronOunces the statements that two
companies of militia had gone to the reservation TO aid
the SncrIf in making arrests untrue lie saws that
Berry is the way from the Agency TO Denver, aud
that OF the trouble have en- greatly ex
agEeTated
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
PRIVATE DETECTIVE MURDERED.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. ga special dis
patch TO The NccS from Fort Worth says supposed
TO be r. r. Bull, private detective and formerly Edcr
of The Democratic Press at Gainesville Ark.
dered while asleep There 10 cew TO the perpetrators
Of the crime.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
DcliticaI y otlces.

A AIass-iIcetng
ofthe
BUSINESS MEN OF NEW-YORK
in favor Of the election of
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR
VIII be held in front OF the Treasury Bung Wallst on
THURSDAY, October 2S, at 1880 o'clock p m.
JACKSON =. SCHU LIZ will preside, and
COLONEL ROBERT INGEkSOLL
and others Will address the meeting
AISESr ARMls \ 4 GD5flHE GD5HflHKE.
Committee Bankers and Brokers Republican Club.
5. o5cAR RYDER
VICTOR ". MACFARLAN,
Committee Produce Exchange kepnOhclns
a lIass-NcctiDg
OF all those IN favor OF the eecon OF the KepuDAcAu canul
PAREPA HALL, sGrh-Sr AND 3DAVEr
on FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 20.
The Hon. MAhILN TOW NSEN D. 2 Of TOY viii speak
An Invitation Having Been Extended
To the Dry Goods Trad to participate tbs MASS MEET
ING to be held in WALL STREET. THURSDAY. october
2s at 800 O'Clock p. it recommended that the invita-
ton be accep that all the houses favorable to the
eec ton Of tie candidates Of the Republican Party, with such
of their empoyes by their votes assemble
In Worth ST. at 2:3O p m march body to the meet
ing
The following gentlemen consented to as mar
shals
C. y BLISS, 80 and 81 Thomasst,
JACOB WENDELL, 80 and / Worthstr
WALTER IL. LbWIS 50 and oo " orthst,
L. T. POOR. Ia Wurth.sL.
GEO. T. ~LADk, $40 Broadway,
JOHN BYERS LeOuard-st.
JAMES HASLEHUIST 4 Leonarist,
W L. STRONG IS Worth ST.,
NJ W COOPER, $40 Broadway.
JoHN F. PLUMMEi- 81 and 90 Leonard-st,
g PAINE 50 and 81 LeOnard-St.,
j. II. LANE, 81 Leonard-st.
: B DANA. ~ and 20 TuOmlsst
SIGOURNEY W. FAY, - Leonardst
Campaign Equipments. al kinds at less tan cost cape
Cap 4 SlaeI IOrch ior 50 cents
T. e. RIDEOUG & co, 10 Barclayst New'fOr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
AUCTION SALE or STEEL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-The MIdvale Steel
Works al NcetOwn sold to-day public sale III this
city 10 VII liam Sellers and others for S450,C00
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
HOW THE PUBLIC REGARD 1T.
LL-o..- u..n.I.L--LL. 1 Lid 4 Lu.t Lclu IA

The actual paid subscription OF the NEW
YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for the week ended september
90 1850 was 2J6 $50 copies This fact pretty clearly
indicates that THE TRIBUNE is stu regarded by the
public the best and the aDlest newspaper IN the
United states
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
A DESERVED SUCCESS.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE announces that
the actual pIId subs rrpil0n o TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
for fac current week 2O6 $50 cOpIcS.veIal hundred
more tnan thai OF The BroOme Republican Yet The
ReJubiicdn jealous, bnt glad it, weekly com
uetitor Is winning the success Il deserves.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
POnImcFy sec,
Lanliug OK u amer " hmcriquc."
Fol- sale IL a lrddiug Wine
Dealers an / GrUCcI5.
Pnst % to- Noucf

Pnst % irr Npucr.
The foreign malls Tor tho week eudur NAIUNDA l. octO
Der 80 1850. tins Office IUE'DA1,a AZ o;3O
Tor Europe. by steamship Nevada VIA luteh-IorH,
Algeria Queenstown e-uOndcuCe Tor france must D
specially aadCs-c . ana al ll a. NJ lOI fIauOo iiuOS
by steamship Laurent. Havrr, on TIT h7DA1 AT ~
. NJ. Tor Europe steamship A.rauC, VIA y teIHV'W II
for Europe. br steiishlp 80
sng Pvmoutn. Chcruoure and Hamburg on > IN
DAY. AT u tor EUROPE by steamship yo el ~
pOudeuCc Germany dd SEQ ithu III
specially address eIl and NJ IL A. fol GERMANY W', "
steamship Main. southampton and Bremen CORES
(teat Brian aud the Continent must be'le ANY M
B1uvla, Glasgow aui al D. M. tor belgin direct ny
steamship wlrrand. Antw Inc mails for Denmark
~Wruel dispatched pr HAMBURG ana Bleoh
mails Porto Rico leave New ork &c
to.rt mails lay1 leave Nc fOtA Oct0Oer
The mails FOR Jamaica oiyauila, 0c leave NrN1 oA
october The mails Nassau leave NeW ork OctoDet
The mails for Havana leave Ne"-1 OK october - me
mails Venezuela and curacao leave Ncwl october ~
Tine mails ion NrwoundapH leave New lOrA october ~ me
mails Tor AspinWd ~Out Pacnc leave \cwl ORR OcO
TI- Mexico, va Nc~Orcdns leaVe NOW
Fran SEQ Noycnbcr e. The mails Tor Australia H. leave
~ rIJS. e.. JAMES. Postmaster.
Post Ollie Nev-Yor.. october %. $50
The Closing services the General Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church viii be held the Church OF
the Ioly Trinity 42ds and Malisouavc, THIS tWedn's
dav1 EVENING at ococs. whcnt tie Pastoral Letter OF
the House shops Will br read seats Will De Ie"rNeu Oh
floor of members o. COuErhlloh
the Gerry ~tude Theological ~emnarcs and Ndrdens
fymen Churches. ine galleries wiu be open 70
the public gen rally
The Fricdrichshall Bitierwater
is the safest sulest mey against ION ana hea'che.
The Only Genuine iciy from the springs hauterlye
CcltstIns, GfAnde Grille, IlODltdl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. October 27-1 a. m.
For the Middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain, winds shifting TO colder north
weseattrlv, with rising barometer
For New-England, cloudy and rainy, followed by
clearing weather colder southwest TO northwest winds.
followed BY rapidly rising barometer.
Cdut.0ndry S,gldtS.
Cautonary cffshore sIguals continue from Cape Hat
teras TO Woods Hole
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
LATEST SHfP NEWS
PORT OF NEW-YOR6......O 20.
III Y IfD-


str AmeQue (Fr Delapanc, Havre oct 10, TO Louis de
Bebian.
STR Moro Castle Reed Charleston days 10 Qunard
Bark Philadelphia (Ausp. Poldugo LeghOrn Aug 25 with
mdse order. vessel 10 maste.
SUNSET-WIND-At sandy Hook. light, W; cloudy and
dark AT CITY Island. light NV: cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
gueclal Notices.
Cnnner Institute

FNGOV FULTEIi. oi Utah will address tho young men
Of Nev.York at COOPER INSTITUTE, on SUNDAY Oot
81. 1880 half pas 2 O'Clock. subject: THE mural
LESSON or GENERAL GARFIELD'S LIFE Admission
The public cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

Attend to the first symptoms of COnsump
the disease D. chCcKed its lDclpl-
encv use al once DR.. Jayne's EXpcctoraut safe
,,iy ali affections of the Lungs aud BiOnchla-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
Winchester, Hypophosphiies viii CT

Coughs bronchitis " eas Lungs and all o: Genera
Debility Established 22 years. and 81 per bottle Pre-
pared by wNCHFsTER CO.. Chemists, No. p John St, New
York and sold by ali druggists.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
uecll! Nonce5

Henry A. Daniels W. d.. lii Lexington ave. near 2ythsi
''' Hour, = 10 } and , toI.
Attention o. gcntlouon oliy.
Pile. permanently eradicnted witum three wceks No
LI,' mature o cAIslc All 10 ta disease, cur D. Cfcu
i., sell LIug DE- AOl A. - esI 2itst
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
Five Thousand Dollars Reward.

Will pay Five Thousand Dollars reward for eviGencc fur
nished at any during The months Of October or Novem
ber leading TO the arrest conviction o. the who
forged handwriting and signature Of General j. a Gar
field. in the So called Chinese letter"
Brooklyn, oct %. 1850. s. B. CHITTENDEN.
Fus.e ~. Ice Urenn Is Good.
One duart ana up ara Nerrd fmieS Churches sup
pleu. Established sol II Bible House
Geo. 4. Lenvitr tS Co.. Auctioneers.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
Also
FRIDAY INENING at I.SU,
LEAVITT ART r OMS S17 BROADWAY
NOW ON EXHIBIT ~ FREE.
LARGE AND PEREMPIOR SALE
FOUR HCN DRIED OIL PAINIINGS. .,
Large anu small Many very pleasing and interesting
Also fine collection OF
BRONZEs. GILT AND MARBLE SETS. CLOCKS
NASLS, EWERs, CANDALABkAs. &C
The whole gnmcn from London, Lng to DO
sold by auction NithOui reservation of any hlnl.