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New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

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" COUNTY ~ NEW Nokk.-. EOH,iE G. iAICil'
IoUN l. HNS-FrT, and WILLIAM J.. WALKER, plain
ms against MERRlCK =. CREAGll, defendant. No l.
Summons Tor "A money demand on contract (Com not serl
hereby summoned aud required %
iuayrf acuOn. which ucd Ia tho
now Onrt house citY tho 30th day of Nov"nbeI,
1870 ant copy Of your answer io t9 SAN compliant
.ubsrribrrs at u0r Office NO iB2 Nassau 81, IN mo
tv of York. with twenty days after tn service ~ th1
srmmons rxcus yeOi the day OF suc rNtei ahd
on ai ~ answer complaint within the time Aforesaid te
plaintiff, IN this action will tako Judgment AGAINST you ior the
ann OF $500 thrre hundred and hity dolrs with Interest
nom day of Soyember thousand eight hundred ana
seyenty br.Idts the costs oi tbs action Nc"
York, Nov II, 1870 go. G. liNflt ~ w W iihul,,
81 lawGwln PLAINTIFFS Attorneys lo- NASSAU ST.
NETWORK SUPREME COVRT.-SAMUEL
~ p BEALI, plaintiff agnnst THE VALLEY COM
tract Com not seryec To The deienGant: lou arc hte.
Inv summoned and required to an-wcr the complaint N ls
which will lie nlrd the office OF the q err m ire wy
and County Of NewYoIk, at the CuuI bolse IN su my anu
o serve COPY OF answer II the said c0mpant on ue
subscriber al bis ONCE No I'll Wall st IN ihs NY o' Ne"s
York within twenty lays after the selrg! ts summQhs
ON vou exclusive o the day OF such service and You ia
10 answer the said complaint within the tne Aforesaid the
plaintiff in judgment alnst You for The
nom 2ith day OF March, one tAysan4 and
srnnty We besides the cost OF this actonDated Now
york November \ 1876. SIMON STERNE,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
6l Wall-st New York
The complaint this action duly Tiled In the ooe OF
the the city and todnty OF Newfok tho County
Curthonse city, which notice is hereby given
nstet Novnmber 1915 SIMON 5TERNE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
MO OIawevTu u WAlsk, Now 4 ork.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
C5nnlrn Real CsIale for Sale.

NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-10 to so
] acre. hr.e house in good repair well siIlet largo
,r. Vc IN ifs of nll kin- nnr location. depot rs
honr,' rit from New YorS. Apply 10 WILLIAM MACkAl,
SoDeryllie. n.
NOR SALE-A spacious lirst-cllss RESI-
DENCE IN The yiAgtuf Flushing perfect order. and
complete u oycy rrlu Inrnt The br- hon-r- th CIV
hons. gx6 ample aiuuni-. beaHtuly p .rc situation
vcr, elevated with perfect duna-e terms hb al Apply 70
JAMES B. PARSONS. "a Pine st., or HOMER AOhHAH'
No , Fiut st.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
GENERAL THIN. CUR

2 Boiler let Tho Mayor.
Sc.
II. .Sptrlan agt Conner,
80.
lG. Lawrence agt Cabot
81 al.
II. .Oonl agt Moore.
j. Goodman n.sl .~tTIhtim.
lg.. HcckVcll Ri.t. Ghin"llY.
20 Hamilton art lhifl
Asr. railroad GO.
81 JOumcay agt IaI.man.
22..NI ght aEt. Equitable
LILO As. 90.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
COURT of the STATE of NEW
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Monday. Jan. 3, 1876.
The sales announced to take place at the
Exchange SalesroOm to-day all adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

GmcrImr1Er ,Irod,t I6cG ImYiS ySEsr y@sieay a.
PABT I-Wrs BEOOk. ].
Case on-a992. The reopl, 40, ag Tweed &C. ct al
PAnf fIia9fGwGFScF. j.
$3.50 Brennan agt. The 1886 cogan agt' Tho Mayor
9SSia agtrbc Mayor ss3i2 Strashnrger as Bed-
4oo5 scSSer agt Mayor 89e'a oi1schd aft Grand
sOso Freud ct al alt Imp second street + Fco
aud Trad Nat. Bdnk. 27f0.. .Iazard agt. C"uklih
SC'rTGd CO. "s Ph'n ms o'' '' Y cent = It. aud nd Had r.
s377 saTiinia Bauco ct ,ooo + 4 CO. 20, ono 49,,
rs Multi et al aet The lIssBar at Leppcrt ct
siISrr.rin. %I,Gri ~ &C.. agt 89u Encls aei IIeron
3oOi MoTSngs ag Hymes ct am GARY asl The Mayor
ao,2 Weber ci a, Craig. 49oi French art Tho Mayor,
565l Duay agt The Mayor Al'S-. .Ho"'h' a''' i'''"
SUPERIOR cour1-rmu TERN -rART I-MoNrLl, ca.
675.Kupfer agt Hagen ct l{i9 KoIy asi WtSt & ct & a
75lIoancrs' nauS at. 80 g. molly; ,..,oo 40,
1iol.wc.c ast. Conner 4, rm,e A,,n' small
Isl 7ii. hGst AZ Soycs 1915. .Goitncrs agt Conner
lSiiN'NS9r@t" N3y@T &c. "F l7i3wincy Arm, CO. ast
$50 Kcs fc asi Kelly cso s,Il1 n2S% S% el di a. Potts,
79l Smith ast. smith.
PARr lister J.
s5- Lu.tg art. Lus'is i39'. Klein art Conner SO
9,il1nnL,tt e. aEL Ap- 'lo-." et a. ast s'n
ano 726.. .Gcrnsnia Bank agt
Vrctr1rcl and ano 8qS. .Gil0ue agt. Jackson
42G COsduu at Mariiu.Vc. ana Hno
1918 Parker. Jr. agL Tho 7i-.M.rsnl H. T. 70 hs'
AI,vor
1926 Bu.lr &c. nCt. II. H. t'2t tafol aSI JONES h'u
HI AZ L. Itallfual q.
qJG.. .O'Ilagan agt. Dillon.
GvSVr,I TFEN.-CtRTIs ami STpGWICl. -.
o ROLLER ,rf Tho Mayor 2J..M Mad Ave. Church
a. aet. u. Church n
IL .SpItran agt Conner. 49, . ohver5L CO,
80. p. .Brll. &c. agt SpOtts
lG Lawrence agt. Cabot &c
Fl AL 20 .Brieuo agt Lord and
II Oonl agt Moore hnh
Is Goodman AZ. TI''im. 20. Cohen agt fAit nad
1g. i,cckVcll at. Guin"lly. nn". .
20 Hamilton art IhIIi * DAVIS ACT IlHd AVG
Asr ttAruad co. Railroad Co
81 JOuIuciy agt IaitrAn. .B..Ntl-"n. IT,. agI oIh
22..NI gld .it. Equitable "idt L. Ins 60.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
PARr H.

R5-. Iu-tig aCt. Ius'ig.
91i ..llmkstt, o. e., aEt Ap-
plctOu ,t a.
1854 Ross agt iiardrn ana
ana.
1884 Stokes and nno. egt.
lipckulgcl and anO
42G COsdpu at. Martin. sc.
1918. Parker Jr, agL Tho
Navur, &C.
1926 Bu.ilr. &c. eCt II. u,
II. * l.. Railroad GO.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Ocean Gieamcr0.

A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING U. S. MAILS.
"A NBw.YoRKo ASp GLASGOW
AYTTTSEILA hb 35nA3 HAG 5a9 Jan y g.
NEW.YoRK TO GLASGOW, iIvERPooL OR LON.
intermediates iJJ Storage, s2S.
''''f1"' '"-'' mENDERs0S BROTHERS, Aseuts
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEWGDkK TO bristol @ lEns.,IDIkIEci 1DI
doa'sstfI s5s spS 4yn all PP PSli q E ErIG ye9 e9'nn'
ARAGoN eymons WEDNESDAY, jan ~
CABIN raslass SO currency Excursion sl2O Intee
dat So currency Siecrgo $50 currency Parties wish
Faft for = and inward For freight or assag apply 10
W. d. MORGAN. Agent No. 20 soathse. Now York
JNMAN LINE.
Royal MAJ steamers APPOINTED to sail follows.
FOR QUEESsTOWN AND LIYEkPOOL
CifY OF mon ,ltEAL...sATURDAy. jan g. '76. ,. m
CITY CITY or or Jam Jam p a p a.
CRY or BEoQKLYN. ShTUEpAY. Ian - at a. m
and each 'ufo'e"f STEs S1iFE 81 'T P%ss&dE sac e.
STEfRhGT IS carrecy Drafts issued nj lowest rates
For can Passage and general bnsigess apply at the Com
30 broadway. or Pier -. y. r. JOlN g. DALE, Agent
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These sr,tcns, steamship EiS sail Ii regularly at p m from
Pcr So Is Nort, liiyeT, as lo.Io%s:
3sa, IsssnR GRIga&F CRY gsa
Accomm9dGns unsarps., For IRE gt Or passage apply 70
McKEfLhI. LGliNG & co, AGENTS IN Havana. -
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAM3f kI$E SEnWbmn AVE BnNEv FNnMfoHk
coMPANYSS PIER foot Of sEG3NDsTa uoBoKEN
s, !s Hh#s$$H}Eh iha =
FIRST CABIN. ii o eod. I Second CABIN. $50 gold
Return Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid s'eerase Cern
''''''''' oEii;ICns co, Bowling green
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
AMY DIRtCT LINE TO FRHNCE.-THl
DNCIFIC MAIL :. :. LINE.

i FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, 4
NEW-/E NLAN d. EEltISlI COLI MBlA, 50
sailing from Pier fOIt - canal -, North
FOR ASPINWALLi
:. hCApIICH, ~a.ur'ay, Jan. 10. o. J
Connecting fOr al CEN rKAL AMfRICAN
PACIFIC PORTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
srr1,l TrnN- sArnnn. ].

TssuF NJ Lam. ifsuf 0f tdrf
n Dnti-rlGd at suis 35 stout 20 a. act. Rep
helm r. peuhIgru ~ al
COMMON PlEAs-EQurr TkHg-Jo-rrn 7. DALI, J.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

.c agt. Kelly.
.OmN-ON and lsEETvCRr. j.
g2 Mlri,Dn act. lt''lly.
n3 Bennett agi. Goricn.
81 ~rhiirirT art. NOikrr.
90. CaItrrIi. AC.. at. con
Urf. &c.
iOp Carroll art Malone.
lul Muicnx a. a. at Con.
utI
lO2 The PcOple. cyrrl Dep.
~ T.. 4. aud C.. asL
sheridan.
iO5 MrNinus ast AlrTAn
der.
rs KlUiuf.llrr Rct Haas
10. ltrckhow ast stewart
ct al.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
NATIONAL LINE.

NNITONAL ITNE,
From Pier. ~. North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
CANADA ........... ..... Tues laV. IN. 4. 0 IN.
GREECE. ................ Wednesday, Jan IL. m
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
UFTNFTIA,JanS. 1870 2. m. sPAIN......JsL 30 l p. m
~ Il Qt' El.N. Jan. 10. 3 a. IA.
Pas.agc SO currency Steerage at greatly
prices. tickets at reduced mtps Prepaid
ckes from Liverpool tho lowest rates Apply at
''' O''''''' O"'''' T. WI. HURST. Manager
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19

liz Africa breed Of sober-minded
dogs without tails have been discovered.
There isn't a wag among thsm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
A Pointed Rebuke.

lilo was the pink Of perfection. II ths
cream of human excellence was TO he
churned, the butter would lump up in
the shape Of Professor Porteous Prye,
tutor. lie had contracted the bad habit
Of stealing upstairs in his stocking feet
20 see II the lights were out at I'D o'clock.
1t is hard teaching old dogs new tricks.
hut boy. sometimes succeed better with
old professors. Tommy Tayre is a ca
dayerous youth. with sulphur-eolored
mustache; but the iron had entered his
soul, and he said be must do what he
could. so he bought three papers Of
carpet ,acks one night. and stood the
innocent little nails ON their heads all
the way up and down the stairs. and
retired with his faithful followers 10 the
wood closet above TO await results.
Promptly the chapel bell struck ten;
then a season OF waiting and whispering
followed.
Presently came furry, creeping
sound, like wooden stockings feeling
their way over rough boards. Tommy
tucked his hat in his mouth-his mouth
runs clear around. except small 18th
mus which connects the top OF his head
with the napo OF his n.ck-and held his
nose till the first burst OF glee had sub
sided. Now came a suppressed scream,
ons foot ON the stairs; then another loot
down: then q scream that wasn't sup
pressed; then howl-he hal struck the
second stair; then he sat down ON the
next step. but he got up again. AMI n
groan. with exclamation points after 1t,
came tearing up TO the wood closet.
The boys stood back to give Tommy
room to kick.
Then came serabbliug and shouting
Of heavy words. and distinct mention
Of the name Of the "iather OF iniquity.
and Tom promptly appeared and asked.
ia voice fresh from the Valley OF Nod,
"Whlt seems TO bo the matter!''
"Ma,tcr. The boys, the demonsl
Confound IL! See here Help" And
he shifted about and hung to the railing.
and tried to stand on his knees.
Tom brought light, and tho boys
carried the wounded man TO his room,
offered sympathy, got a clawhammer
and drew out the ,acks.
The Professor wears slippers aud sits
on a cushion. Tom sits on ret,les; for
seventeen boys know the secret. and 1t
IL spreading like smallpox in an Indian
camp. D,iroa Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
TIIE END.


~ rhsssIng, hns; onss. .,s. a!h-'
.W eus"h. .ee' Is.e.s W.
A-talh nj mus ues. ssn.
me runil,. w'po 'st n'os
.."u.iu. 'psv wuien w .ei- " u
ahrr sho-e e."sn ,eaNs oufss
Aspirt 'o us ood rtufsns'
sun eahhsu'-hAp tr1m US psce'
hs!s'eh Naihshihs ni rlA
IhEs All thlnss snd savs uoni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
INTIMID4TION ~ NEW JERSEY.
A Republican Threatening EMPLOYERS with
Discharge II They Vote for Tildcn.
ne Denton Tue tpserica


4 meeting of the employees Of the Della
ware and Bound Brook Railroad was held at the
Harmony Hall Fucker street. about "a quarter
before nine o'clock last evening, nj the Instance
~ Charles Van Fleet, road boss. The doors
were locked while the proceedings were gOing
on, nd IN" Americ1n reporter had difiiculty
in getting IN 10 witness and listen to [ e dis
graceful proceedings. There were twenty-one
men ~ the room, seventeen white and four
colored. Van Fleet had paper containing the
names OF the employees on the branch road.
The men were all or nearly all Irishmen, and
appeared 70 be Thoroughly disgusted with their
position. Van Fleet called ont the name of
each man. Patrick Flanagan, where are you
repIsteredi p
Seventh Ward. sir"
How shall mark YOU DOWN. What ticket
arr YOU going to vote what are your politics -
have been Democr I. sir
What ticket are YOU going 10 vote on next
Tuesday p
- don't know. I suppose 1t makes no diff
Then will put you down solid for the Re-
publican ticket p
All right SIR
And so the list was gone through with un I'll
completed, aud all present had answered to
their names.
After the calling of the roll had been COM
peted, Van Fleet counted the number ON his
list, and made the following address;
GEsrlEnES What has oeen done tonight you have
men glanced at each other aud iaigie.J Now, have
used you pretty rough On ne road ana think know
list, whicn are all SOLID republican EXCEPT Two three
% ae s .p n e S i u so@e Of yoa e Us
h I'VE leen PLAYING tle yellow dog Vow, shan Keep
only thirty men on tn road THIS winter. Those who
vote straight will get WORK those VINO do not Will he
the yellow Dog Gentlemea shall know how YOU put
tickets Ia the hOx ana II put them sralgh
they VII come out all right.
IA NJce-Ii1W VI ! you know how we vote p
That will be- knOwu (sud Van Fleet, and want you
all 20 remember II. We have done a- wei Ms We ex
peccd, an now boys, come round 10 hawss and take
drink.
The meeting then adjourned and tho men
went TO MIR John Haws's saloon, az the corner
OF lligbee and willow streets, where Van Fleet
set up the drinks for large crowd, the bill for
when was fl5 Is. lie also visited Keenan, 4
saloon, Oh Willow street, and, we are Informed
Invested ten dollars there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
The Condemned Canadian millionaire,


James Ryan, the wealthy merchant who
now lies IA Peterboro jail awaiting the SEN
tence OF death, he having fatally stabbed his
wife while IN a state OF delirium, brought about
by incessant drinking is not man void OF feel
ing, and therefore must be enduring mental
agony almost equal to CAPITAL punishment. lie
Is about 81 years of age, aud received fair COM
mon school educ tion. can read, write, and cast
accounts easily ana intelligently, and kept him
In the daily and weekly press. He Is enjoying
good health, and confidently expects the COM
mutation OF the death sentence TO imprson-
ment in the penitentiary. A very largely signed
petition has been obtained, and Is TO be pre-.
scented To the GOYernOr-General IN favor OF
communication. Mr.. Armour, his counsel, has
undertaken TO present II, hut no one can yet
opine tue result. Few, very few, ifany, desire to
see him executed. This arises In part from an
Increasing feeling against capital punishment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
PENNsYLylA,SIIA N,Al-IyhkHiQ|Alp.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, Desbrosses aud Cortland
stree Ia ferries, az follows:
Express for ri,burR Pittsburgh. the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. NJ. and
$50 T.. NJ. Sunday. and S3p y. VI.
For MiamspOrt, Lock Haven, Cory and Ere a. GAG
ana $3.50 T. NJ. connecting AT Cory Tor Titusyille
Petroleum Centre, anu the OF Regions.
For Baltimore Washington, ana the South, "Limitet
Washington Express Of Pullman Parlor { ars diily
except Sunday, $50 A. MI arrive Washington i;0t
sun az, sos ana y p VI
Express Tor Pniiaaephia, 100 $40 $50 A. NJ. 1880
2aO. s. L. o. 0, T. $50 p a. aud ~ night. Acconlmos
dation a. NJ. ana l:lO + Nj Sunday, A. NJ, 5, Il
Z, $50. AMI H. NJ. Emlgrant and second class
FOR Centennial Depot at $50 $50 7.3o, g. $40 psa
A. NJ 1880. s. and =. NJ. On SUNDAY, 8 4. NJ. RS
turning leave Centennial Depot at 7.15. $40, lOJl
Nj 1, 1.i5 3, $3.50, 4l5. $50 g. $50 aud 7;O5 T. NJ
o. sunday. 7;sO A. 81 and r. VI.
For trains TO Newark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Annoy, FleningtOn, B.ivIdere. ana
othor onlnts see iocal schedules az all Ticket Oces
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh, $50 and lO:3O \. "
anu lo2oP NJ. dairy; 1910 A. N. aud $50 T. u; dalN
$50, e;i0 A. ~, 4ilO, $40. and 10sO 7. NJ. sunday
9i0 1910 Ile0 1850 A. NJ, $40, $50. 4l0. 5l0 6lg
$500 1855. TAO. $40 and lU:2O l.. VI. sunday 5OS
geo $3.50, p:4O. 1910 1850 A. VI $50 and lO:2O r. VI.
Ticket once, SO and ga Broadway, No. Astor
House, and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sta;
No. Court st. BROOKLYN ia. ll6 and IFS hudson
Hob. ken Depot. Jersey City. kmigrant Ticket ONCE
No. \ Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. ID. VI. BOYD. Jr,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
A Woman Whipped.



Mary Brown, n South Washington alley
ranger and kleptonaniac, with skin the color
her name indir ate-, was caught last week shop
llfting IN Alexandra. and the magistrate SEN
fenced her 10 receive thirty lashes at the whip
ping post The officer whose duty II IL to carry
the sentence into effect administered twenty OF
the la-hes and turned her loose, directing her TO
com back 10 the city On the 10th to receive the
reIna ning ten ashcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
lublit Clothes.
DROULAMATION ny TuE MAYOR.

MAYORS OFFIcE NEw YORK, Nov !, 1879.
one hundred .olltr- reward Is renN Offered To
person who Shall the conviction "
other person Tor lllefal voting py reason OF having
falsely registered his Nolr unItr ttlse ltfsuuAluus
OF having given false residence or of registering
himself or caus NJ hlnsrlf to he registered M more
than district of having stored himself wien
he was not eli zen or not entitled TO vote because
nuuresleuce or uf deficient term OF residence Il
having comm tied perjury respect 10 any act Of
istra ION, or r the arrest Of other person VINO
may commit perjury In respect To the tight voting
or who shan have frauduentll tamp'red with any reg
isry lists, or generally committed any offence against
q" REGISTRATION Sttues OF THIS state, or no
NAV commit any offence against any Of the election
lave Of this STATE
SAID arrest snd conviction TO be had and un.
der and by virtue OF the State laws and evidenced by
the proper certificate OF the District Attorney Of the
county. WI II. WlCkHAM. Mayor
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Finantial.

nFFICE OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COM
~ PANl, New YORK. OCT 90, $50 The annual
meeting I the -tockhuldcfh - the Etie Railway Com
piny for the rcion OF directors ana Tor the trans
tun ~ such other business Us miy come before he
West a., on tuesday, me esih day OF November neat
/ N pods Nlll Dee OpVUed az 10 O'CLOCK A, NJ
III In open tl ocluck, +. NJ. OF That dly.
The ira sfer books OF both common and preferred
stock Will be closed after business hours ON Saturday,
thp 2sth instant ana remain Closed until Wednesd 81
the 2ptn day Of November next
By order vi the board.
A, Il MACDONOUGH. Secretary.
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Cut out the above and use It as a paster.
V,O TUE VOTERS OF

I,O TUE VOTERS OF
The ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We urgently bespeaN your support. without dis
tinction Of party, for
MIR. LEVI r. MORTON.
as Member of the Congress.
Mr.. MORTON Is a citizen ~ the highest character
and intelligence. and well fitted for the discharge
the cuties Of the ON 70. lie has sought held
Iublic position, but has reluctantly and at
great personal sacrifice, accepted nomination. forced
upon him by his fellow citizens who desire to ploe
their interests and those Of the country, admins
tered In Congress- In safe and competent hands His
long and honorable career Banker and his Intimate
acQuan with the history and necessities OF the
Natl nal finances, enable him to bring to the service
Of the country sound judgment, enriched by large
experience.
The people OF the District ought not 20 lose the on.
portunlty now Onerei them Of being represented AZ
Washington by nrstcas. business man, and should
turn out IN force TO secure his election.
NEW YORK. Nov, 3. 1879.
Thurlow Weed, VIM. VI. Evarts,
WIN. Il. Dodee, ia W seigman Co.,
Moses TAYLOR, George Bliss,
Joseph H. Choate James Buell.,
j. ID. Ncrmiive, Low, Hartman Co,
George Cabot Ward, Ili0t G. COwdin.
Charles Butler, Theodore Roosevelt,
Thomas my, A. A. Low & lIro-.
y. ID. Morgan Co. jackson s. schultz
Horace II. Fry. Isaac H. Bailey,
llerber u. Turner, Nctter& Co,
n. + Lee Hahgarten & Co.,
W n. l.. Lee, Hagen 4 BILLINGS
J COB Hess, NORTH Meyer a Co.,
Salem ii. wales, Elliott +. shepard.
1
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4 Ost an0 Souno.

CSS' wv csoNNSs
L OST.-tb reward will he given to the finder OF
~ NrWfonnhland pup dog, lost sunday evening he
tween aud O'Clock, AZ 18TH St. between 9Th and OH
avs by returning The same the above reward will be
given at h. SALOMON's. S3S West 4sth st
/ Osr-A small BLACK ana tau female dog, Saturday
evening IN SIS ST., near bth hY.i very old with
lump ON her side had on red bnnket Liberal reward
offered by returning TO 3O7 9th
l 0~T- sunday evening scarfpln at Lyric Cotetls
Il Keunion, ianmany Hal suitable reward II re.
turned TO 3ia West Both ST.
STRANED from James O'Brien 357 Marion IT,.
- BrnokNn red COW, rope On horus. scar side,
spotted bag. The hndtr will be no rally rewarded.
GIA -IOSr, on "Wednesday, Oct 90 large iycr.
~. colorcd setter dog, win small white sp on
breast. The nnder WI receive ~ D. ana no qn .inus
asked, hi returning % 3i2 Mest lllhSt WEIGHT
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