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Morris and Essex
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OF BUSINESS. y
SALES FROM gig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE
"WEDNESDAY, March 29-P. VI.

The stock market opened ste ldy to-day at aDous
the closing prices of yesterday, except for botn
classes of st. Paul and Northwestern Common; but
subsequently, reports from Chicago to the effect that
the meeting of railroad freight agents there to-day
was for the purpose of adjusting the Spring rates.
without any indications of a railroad warfare was
made by the local spectators a basis for iIrmer
feeling which more particularly affected pfices OK
Lake Shore and Michigan Central stocks The
usual tactics of cacquers were also en-
ployed to aid the upward turn, an example of Wnich
was furnished by an incident that occurred at the
Stock Exchange. During the excitement that at
tended the first rise, noted operator made hiinsen
busy by passing about the Stock Exchange quoting
in a loud voice tho advanced prices OF different
stocks, in one case quoting Western Union at oo-a
bid, cash. Another operator asked, "Who bids III
81 do for 500 shares" was the response. Sold
says the other, 800 shares at GSlI cash." lhere-
upon the seller was invited to step aside, and phi
vate conversation resulted in the eager buyer
being let off, An examination Of the Oh
fetal list shows Gels to have been tho
highest price to-day. This sort of thing occurs so
frequently to raise grave doubts IN the minus =.
sad people as to whether not TIE prices OF stocks
sold at the Exchange are controlled by intrinsic
values. In regard to the harmony said TO exist az
the railroads meetings. the steady reduction OF IH'
for the past two weeks seem 10 show tina. it amounts
70 an agreement that in view Of the approaching
opening of lake navigation lower rates must 10
accepted in order to secure any business, .
point that seems to be entirely oyer'ooAea
IN the calculations of the EXchsnge-eourt Clique
Lake Shore opened at 80, and, after sales up 70
l96ols 70 the extent of 10000 shares was quleAS
advanced TO 81, then reacting TO 6ol4 IL ou "s'l.
I'D to I'll L Gli Is at the close The last moVeinen'
was materially assisted by the purchasers OF sno'
who, being made uneasy by the constant talH W
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Barnard, author of the recent
article in Scri5neTs upon Philadelphia cheap homes viii
begin in the May number series Of articles upon com
rncral and industrial cooperation IN Great Britain and
the United states For this purpose he viii be sent by
the publishers England and Scotland to make an ex
hausye examination Of the subject in all It's branches
In these times OF business and financial depression the
Thought Of the country has beeu turned To this subject
as one the great questions OF the day. and IL Is tic IN
tenOn to place the subject Of cooperation before the
American public in all lts branches 10 CIV the methods
AZ procedure and detail its practical workings, ana 10
resTt It's actual social and financial results NO atien
ton will be paid 20 history or theory aud only
working plans lave, methods and products viii BE- con-
sideTed
A member of the New Shakspere Society,
Mr. Richard Johnson has undertaken 10 deiray the cost
OF reprint OF Philip stuDbess tract against the man
nels dress and customs OF English men and women IN
1888 when Shakes only seventeen The title OF
tails rare and curious book is The Anatome Of Abuses
containing A Disc0ycre, briele Summarize, OF such
Notable Vices and lmperfectons, raigne In many
Christian COuBtreyes OF the WOrlde, but (cpccalle In
xerie famous uSnde called Ailgna lAnSaI; together
with most ull Examples Of Gods Judgcnents eX
ecuted upon the wicked for the same Ms well IN Angina
%, late as in other places elsewhere. Nere g0dy u De
read of All CHRISTIANS eyorie where, but most needo
mn Ia be REGARDED IN EBglaade. Made dalsSGe~se ny
pijIlin stutGes Mali 1858" THIS nItt edition viii he
collated With all the later ones pnshshsd during ths
shO1ss lifo, and will be edited ~ Ar t4thlval Lore
ths~. kafulVall.
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Droohlnn l]roper!D % Get.

ygO LET'S South Portland-avc in the best
block the Ill., three story. hgh'to"p stone iIonl ee.
ganty fIescUcd throughout, aHd furnished ii dered
rutland q ~ HITTING, , Boekmanst
Two RENT-FURNISlIED handsome T.
4 story DIOwnstOne HOUSE. with extra LOT, known az
81 ipce Heuryst The house Ia handsomely fur
nsed trou god viii Ug rented low to good tenant for
years. Apply premises between 10 and
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Giln iscGI Gsinte for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
" above GOTHIC Tors that smoky cllnneys, war
ran:cd. III i'll, GIIPPhN & Co, IhIdaNe above 4"ehS-
thirds send fcuaTs.
LOR SALF-Thc new fOm-stOry brOwn-StOnc
HOUSE 5GI-st. But little money wanted Ap-
ply TO j. b PECK, So WaIrrnst
NOR SALE-One of the best mOdcrn-built
convenient commoloIs HOUSES in this city, NG1.
Inquire No ~ East 4othst.
NOR SALE-Two DOUBLE TENEMENT
I HOUSES IN seventh Ward near Catharne Ferry, pay.
in interest Of 10 per cent on 100000 no" iu VIII nc SOFA
a bargain. For particulars inquire OF
UATCH, NRMSTRONG d BRIGGS, 3l9 Broadway.
TWO firSt-cass three-story A No. | HOUSES
4 LOTS st MofIis Park, peas1ntost location IN
Harlem. may DO BOUGHT ~ bargain, large part may re-
main. Brokers, attention. Address o.. West l2ith-st
- HOUSES aud LOTS. 70 feet, on best part
% 3daye good investment cheap Inquire ofCOUTANT,
tgy
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miscellaneous

IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS
i HARRISON HYDRAULIC COMPANY, having con-
pleed work. enabled furnish manufacturers with
ater power very low rate with om Loo ~ 200 horse
power is feet fall with gooi location for buildings Tue water
II furnished from the ~ntc water River by rslarat
png timber dam Power lseates Ia Harrison, ono On
Wito Water Valley Iairoad 5 mes frsm Cincinnati. Ohio
Any fur aer Information furnished 10y addressing
J, l.. McAANAMAN, Secretary.
Harrison, Ohio.
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Antiion Sales OF Real Gstalc.

nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM at Auction.
on THURSDAY, March 80. iS7G az o'clock 7. NJ, e
ou tie 1T, misses srdbe FARM situated IN the beautiful
II Plains about mile from Harlem Railroad
station u acres, under fine cutY1oni haa been
A,t oI stock AID mix ARM Buildings large and
am including tenement hOuse stable carriage
hnrsr ai and stock For farmer VINO desires beau
tfu home % gentleman desiring summer residence,
whore health. pleasant SURROUNDING fine views easy access
f. fI.r object. liner location can be Ound
SALE co per cent bond AMI mortgage tir five
v,li ID be sold AZ the time EIGHTY HEAD OF
~ Mich COWS.
-,.r 4er particulars address
GL0EGE r. BELIGNG, Dover Plains. y y.
EIFTH-ANENUE.-JAMES NJ. MILLER will
a 40 auction al ~ TUTSDAN. April T. a. The tx
change csrom, Broad%ny, by oder of court In fore.
closure she eeg OuTstury bICNnstone HOUSE and LOT
on m avt next soutlcry conner cf Seth St. opposite
Central PARK sale positive chance Tor bargain. For
an information apply to TOWNSEND WANDELI, Attnr-
Eey, 900 Broadway.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ut AUCTION
order OF = H. II I'D, esq Receiver Of Third Avenue
Savings Bank, WEDNESDAY, April T. Book Maps at Of
nee OF RICHARD V. HARSErf. Auctioneer, III Rroai-
way, basement
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Gounirn Real gslaie for Sale.


EOR SALE-On the Hudson, Sl2 acres Of
/ LAND, thTee-sory and basement HOUSE. Q5 rUOus),
halt mile from River railroad station, d minutes
wak from steamboat landing Location high and healthy
IOanaIngs TUassed. Address
TIMOTHY IILELICk, staatsburgh, Dutchess Co.. y. Y.
TOR SALE-The desirable property known
l. a. WALNUT NIL" beautifully located on Seneca
Lake, the village Of Geneva, Tor many occupied by
Rev. Dr. Reed boarding school, oOnpTisng extensive
b dngs grounds OF 10 Price very moderate and
cav terms III ayment. Apply THOS. L. DAVIES POug-
keepsie, ". y, OF 10 L. J. BUKkALI- Geneva, y. y.
TOR SALE-Near Helena, Ark, Il valuable
Il steam COTTON GIN, with 0ilsl MILL and SAW
MILL oDnbne1 and II desired seine heavy tmbeItd Ian
aCOTTON FARM adjoining Is we,ll3 agd ION
profitable business. Terms Appy 10 JOSEPH DICK
INsON Co. Real Estate hgentt llchmold, Ina.
nor SALE. EXCHANGE, or to RENT for a
IL term of wears, q large COTTAGE ans four acres Of
ground handsomely laid out Long Branch Tue house
contains 10 has wide lorcbes and nigh csngsi gas
tr0ughOut coachhO and sta5lDg for threo sor-cs
Ad6res. y. +. DE CkANO,
3l5 south l2th-st., Philadelphia
TOR SALE in FLUSHING L; LA fine
BUILDING TLOT, co by 100. OF 60 ~ lb6 feet detlr
located and dy soil convenient Ia three az pots ~
trains each way price low for cash Can OWNER. No
n. X. g.. Box 10, Tribune once
N Y Flushing combines country advantages with the city
0ony epispces OF gas sewers WATER &c.
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NOTICE OF SIGNMENT.-NOtice is here
~ by given Mary and Ophea Best partners in
trade Of Best & Co. OF the city OF New
ark County state OF wJcrsey have this day
made assignment the subscriber OF their partnership
tate equal their creditors that the said
creditors exhibit their respective CLAIMS under oath
Affirmation within the term Of three months from the date
here0f-Dated Newark, y. j.. Jan. !. 1876.
MM. W. SIUMWAl, Assignee All broadway, y. Y City,
o 5. ". & J. MORROW, Attorneys, Newark, y. j.
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See Cream.

/ RUSSELL e. SONS, ICE CREAM.
~ IL Bible House, opposite cooper Institute.
Special attention to outOftOwn orders.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

FEEDER. Morris. TO Iiaa schulz. n 22ist OF 9th
q t. .
Neiap' i5'iy av y anu T..1 5000
" me- ,a 1,r,, W Nv lr 500
DOL 0ir Jo anton - 1908
"dt 81 ,lia2. near q f', "t yea > 25OOI
Tay ior John, Joel yaIns sOf 81 81, oi LIST
schacfi John Chas StUrtzkober v cor Of Avenue 900
4ii-sti 3 y,ars-.--- -,,------- o'ouu
R1'eT lS 9' " o. ave Ave - 400
NS 0 OF Viai,s, D AVE- = NOUN ..' - 10000
sane IN ,in. v cor 2Iaye ana Ithst; months 10000
" III i.'i'.5. ~ FOG
Andrews cor. ella f. and husband, to Mary Polhe.
in y,srs o O'i ,.-..-....-.-... l4,5OJ
" Cini X I,aS az . ,,'sa' 5000
IOi,,uI y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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Citn propertp 90 Get.

E'RENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
L i35,hst near shave; nine rooms rauge, lie bath,
gas Gyurcs &c Inquire Of G SPENCER 257 Wet l29hst
FURNISHED and unfinished houses to rent,
a in all parts OF the e ana c z 'a'f ir Y Cor Sr'
"'' No. 7 Washington place, cor Mcrcerst.
I ARGE MANSION, STABLE, and ii LOTS
ii9a nj I'5isi. rent $500 per year Apply to J. RIO.
MAINE BRoWN. les Broa way.
GENERAL fine STORES On shave, between
j. ROIAINE BROWN, !. - Bfoalsay.
GMALL House, No. 80 West 35th-st., 500
Lsrse IIoGse No. ~ We. &9th.r e zoo rer year
La lIgaae 80 III r., 5ist o Slo o d rgr year
Ana many 0'"''' j. E'}3AiNE BROWN 1850 Broadway.
40 LET-lIALF of STORE. 735 Broad
40 lie T-Furnishcd, convenient small
louse in Couag.plaee rent so per month Apply to
rENO LET--Tbe 3-story BRICK HOUSE, 2l9
Dr. Ippi to to JoiiS f6SrEi, us a.; Eacent6s
10 LETaThc lower and part q the upper p 'o
'ENO LET-LOFTS of the fve-story marble
building 1926 Bro9Ae %5x 10 snitAb "r any Di+,ness'
rsNO LET-Palt OF Il HOUSE on Third-ave:,
consisting Of II ro"us tOle..eg as to Two shas
families - alus the lover part Is iaecare OF by theo"neF
'kO LII = rom ilc ISL WI My, vi WY
iayoa.e terms dos ray sI,i.; ana 80 y, ~
2al.st. aIi ithave. Inquire Of the ASSISTANT TREAs
URER, In tac budin-.
rg'O LIGHTHOUSE convenient for IN invalid,
hay.af n anton. ei' TOR aai sun fc"ni-'t'ty
good repair; posses ion n ApuL HOMER MORGAN NO.
fine ST., or GDODAIE. 80 . West 25ast
lSTH-Sr., near the Academy Of Muslc-T0
- LIT geneei Il and hi-I basement HOUSE,
furnished. iuous OIL. ell good opportunity Tor hta''
c4ss e-p-r: hut lct furnished rooms. Address
CONFUCi e. iTibun, Oiaco. Box l.
AZ BRGAD-ST.-TO LIZ First FLOOR
n ami part Of tani $. II. THAYEK, $50 Nassig.si.
orr BROADWAY, opposite City ilall.--first
oe huor TIA bank viii be altered 70 suit ecod
tenant Apply Ia the Bank.
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Connlrn Dronerln 90 Get.

oonnrn prorerln 20 Let.
AT KINGSBRIDGE, on Harlem Rivera
n large HOUSE stable and acres Of lanl fully furnished
and 'na n t for ss aI%In S be r very
AT CARMANSVILLE, 152d-st. = Several
"A small HOUSES Nth stables attached 70 hEN very
Zoo per year Apply to j. R6SAfNE BioWN 1850 Bway
At MORRlSTOWN, MADISON, and SUM
~ MIT.-Eegant FURNISHED and uNFCkNiSHE ~,
sale and exchange J. Henry johnson x CO.. Norstovn Nj.
COMFORT, HEALTh ard ECONOMY.-For
$50 per wear yoa can rent one OF ieoSS house 2 5e ana
house large grounds near churches schools, depots &c
bGNisoS 5o BE G Ta Ne%ark Of
COR RENT-For six months or one year, a
1 handsome COZ S1RY IA overlooking the Hudson, l6
convenences. Apply Room y, No. li5 Broadway.
FOR RENr-The two Greeley houses at
Gn IN Of hf re. e Of ann an OH CnS o an o am Se
NewNork blight or ten rooms IL each BATH hot ard cod
syot \ Rent for the sanmsr or By the year 500 e3en
Address y. s.. Cbappaqua r. o., Westeheser County y
FOR RENT-Wth or without part Furniture
carpets sc. with privilege OF purchas" terms,
~ room COTTAGE REsGDENCE, Stable and Grounds d
near dspot5 paved streets gas, cold water, vii
dIanoi healthy and grIsry ty 40 minutes Iron, IRON I'D
heit shed $50 with carpets furniture utensils &C.
f 9Gs EnW e F'' fSs 4 E ss \ OF
FURNISHED HOUSE at Elizabeth, to RENT,
Il from fy Is % to T Ssg agd IN r nSes Ps
15xl5O with adjoining lot luONljO. until sold
garden with fruit OF al kinds and asparagus bed Address
ELIZABETH, Box 1913. NewIOrk fOstOhee
HOUSE at AST0RIA.-To LET, furnished
or unurTlshed handsome doagls house with so6s
minutes walk OF ferry or steamboat LANDING low
rent. Apply 10 - }: b hEbpc ~
No. 80 Howard St. city.
TO LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM OF
Il 40 acres between rye and White Plains; very high
ground buildings, with lawn, rarlen, and orchard $500
whole SEQ. K g. EMbREE, us Broadway
yt'O LET OR LEASE, FURNISHED-0n the
banks Of the Hudson To private family only, for three
years. elegant residence with % acres 30 minutes fIe
l2d and 30ists. Apply 70 WV ". CLARK, 10 William ST.
V'O RENT for the Summer-A furnished house
ami stable with bath, sc, pleasantly located
MiiGietown, Conn references required Address Lock
lex lls r. o. Mlddetown, Conn
Two RENT-A comfortable FARM HOUSE,
New Hamburger Hudson River H-nt, 1850 Apply
u THEODORE r. WEXFORD, 81 aud 33 Pnest, Room g.
ITO LET at Flushing-A frst-class HOUSE
IN perfect orer complete IN every requirement the
tins city large eaTagehouse and spacious
g1OuNGh. A..
TO LEE-RENT $500.-At East Orange,
Grove st. depot, large HOUSE IA rooms grounds
beautiful location fruit, &c. sdewsEs gas la .Ireeti
viii lease at bargain Inquire oi II 4. hUDbAN, z6o
Broadway, Room Q. or WM D. ALDDEN. East orange.
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The announcer auction stltS ~ 'hO i4N''''
salesroom to-day attracted large audience III" ''o
transactions were as follows:
ByA H. lflrlsr & Son.
house, outbudngs with plot, Grand %, ~ r,ia5
bet 1f0th and Insists, plot lo9loAi-oi s9j ooo
buildings with plot on Wesh 2G5OO
lots 7Sthst $50 Il W Of 9thave, 29&lo-- eAo 900
81, o,r ~ iG1 Cora Forbes .........--.-. Zoo
lot aff'r, 2JxlO22: Laura Forbes -''o
lots West 79thst $50 # Of VthaYe e'ch COX 200
LUZ VI Ni OF f So & fcIcs . 1900
o. ~ J. ". MUer. On
1--WE story brick buildings, with lot, known as NJ =
cga@9s9fs s. 9 9a@ N Te Ecf Ma%ic near 500
five story brick house fTon brick house ftaI WIN
lots nos end 80, SSc MS s,c ,y 225oc
lots on Ea; sS,es d + HSS;g IL u $500
BB ]: H. htete gsoh, y. 90, ,roostor
treesGry Prick dTsns T UT S5 x John Bciand $1,000
Btlei.iCei, Rhcr e o..
three story and basement brick house. with lot NO
2S Fast i dr Gs5geen "a anu S. 500
4OO'ii --'''' IN Peier P.1leger.
plot Of TnomGsa ave, l1V u II OF Io1io,
E9rll2m I'm ,o WaT pot s5763
'O' D"'D' r'''' By Il. v Hqrnct.
@ 6IiGk isne KeeI. Td io coo
similar 81, i'm as Sc S w boz, on 1875
Simla hons " q lot g me Sl LS' 90 " lOs75
bliCl house. with lot ; OF East loolhsb
12u 3daVc, lot 2,XlO0lli PalicA MOo'-..- 2oUo
10; Joining above 2jxlOJ II u llAer''' i''Oo
BgOOkLYN PROPERTY.
Bg Jglars ". Muir.
lots Sumpters 100 Il OF H0l kinsOnaVe lou ann
25xlOO; Noble Heath $''V
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Eeonl Nollces.

Le0nI Nollccs.
DY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
ID the sil,cr Der viii sell public auction at the Court
city of Newburg y v, az II O'Clock noon on
Apr 1876 the property sit td in said city known as the
NEWBCRGH LAGER BEER HRENERN.
This brewery Gly equipped ard ready for Immediate oc
OF the finest brcweres in the country III
a week the machinery
is Kind and In perfect order; an Ice
house premises connected with the brewery Of l5OO
tons capacity hed and the lands comprise 40 acres
For particulars, apply at Newburgh 10
T.. A. BREWSTER,
Plaintiff g Attorney,
JOHN b. KERR,
Receiver &C. or
HOWARD THORNTON, Referee.
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NrFW-YORK SVPRFME COTTRT-CITY and

NEW-YORk SUPREME COURT-CTTY and
~ COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.-G GORGE G. HATCH,
JOHN :. BASSErr and WILLIAM l.. WALKER PLAIN
tifs against MERRICk ;. CREAGH, defendant No. =
Smmons for q money demand (COil. not ser1
Defendant hereby summoned and required to
complaint In action, which nled I'D the
Office OF the Clerk Of the city and County Of at the
house id city, the Both day OF November,
1875 ami to rye copy Of your the said complain
herr office, No. 1872 Nassau ST., IN the
CITY of Nc.YOrk with uty days after the service Of ts
summons you Of the day Of such service aud
Won fail complaint within the time Aforesaid TIE
this action VIII take judgment against FOR the
sum $50 hundred nifty dolIs with interest
November. thousand eight hundred ard
seyentyfye besides the costs Of tbs action New
York Nov. -, 1876. CT LIVER WRIGHT,
ja20 law6H1h Plaintiffs Attorneys, 49, Nassau ST.
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CUpREME COTRT-CITY and COUNTY of

NUPKEME GU KI-CIIl anu CUUN OF
y NEW.YORK-LOusa a. U DOnOhue, plaintiff against
Terence Farry and Bridget NJ his wife, Robert Met aery
and Mary c. his wife, irwin and Elizabeth his wife,
and Matthias Bradley summons FOR
Lief Com servod 10 tho aboyenanod defendants You
hereby summoned and required 10 the amended
complaint this action which In The Office the CLERK
of tie civ and County the house In the
civ Of 1ra the 9Th day February 1916 and 10
serve copy your tse said complaint the sub
rs at Nss. % aud Il LOcr ia te Guy
NewYor within twenty days after the service OF h. -n
exclusive Of the OF such service and sou
fail to answer said complaint within ;he time Aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action VIII apply 10 the Court for the relief
demanded In the Datei, February o 1876.
JUDAH DICKINSON GoIDSCHMlDT,
mh9 laW6wIh PA NUNS Attorneys.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Wednesday. March 49, 1870
The announced auction sales at the Exchange
salesroom to-day attracted large audience, ana 'ho
f.1i
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1nlo O'CLl
7 = y = Is
Tuion Pacific

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
L 6 g. Registered, 1881 \ 5s l04O Coupon ,,o,
100000. .-.l2li2 ZOOOO..- '.'..V0.ii
L : 800 Coupon, 1867 -
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ARD O'CLOCK p. NJ.
dams Express

soles NJ state Bonds Railroad Bonds Bank aud Rail-
nreS-ErDrfsS NiOckS &c
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Geafbere.

A Ii wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
~ address Amer Educational URion 737 Broadway, n. \.
Mrl0 Introducing Plan IN every state Esa6shed ls67
MRS. Anna RANDALL DIEliL, Editor of
lsl The Quarterly Elocauonist author Of Reading and
TlscuuOn "Choce Readings" &C. private and class
vocal culture reading and gesture at "a Union
square.
GPANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof. dc TORN0S
IL haAn GMOXED % a2A hlxtL.AYa
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A Boarding-schoo for 20 hOys-one vacancy.
~ OWinp starr. A. NJ POrtchestcr Westcaester Co y y
INSTITUTE especially for YOUNG BOYS.
"A L. iNDS a. NJ, Hampstead. H. l. $40 per year
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on Il farm
~ II miles from New YORK So per week Tor board wash
ing, tuition, and the comforts Of a country home.
Address Mis-. II. G. NOKRELt.
Mauhdssvt, l.. |.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-04

sequence of q failure to afford such
protection. We also demand that all
settlers upon the Shoshone Indian
reservation, ia this Territory, shall
he fully compensated for their
improvements, made In good faith
thereon, before being compelled 70 va
cate the same; and to encourage ana
promote the permanent occupation
settlement Of our Territory, we ask
that SUFFICIENT appropriations be made
by the general government to secure
the survey Of all public lands within
u limits where occupation and settle
ment is practicable, and especially that
all such lands recently eliminated from
the Shoshone Indian reservation may
be surveyed without delay;
Resolved, That the establishment OF
military posts in the Wind River u
try and the extension Of settlements
taking place in said country demand
that the Government should at once
construct from some point on the Union
Pacific q wagon road through such
country to the Yellowstone National
mark.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-04
Laramie County Republican Platform

Resolred, by the Republican party 81
Laramie county, represented by as dele
oates ia Convention assembled, b we
most heartily endorse the sentiments
promulgated in the platform adopted
by the late Territorial Republican con
vsntion that met at Rawlins on the l4th
instant;
That we accept the nomination Of w.
w. Corlett as a candidate for Delegate
in Congress as the most fit that could
have been made; and we, his neighbors,
who have known him for many years,
most u~nreservedly recommend him TO
the people Of this Territory as a man Of
marked ability, Of sterling integrity,
and great honesty;
That we are in favor OF economy and
r~etrenchment in the management Of
our county affairs, and that in future
we shall hold all county officers to q
strict accountability in the performance
of their official duties;
That we most earnestly recommend
and urge the Board of County Commits
sioners Of Laramie county to take such
action as may be n~ecessaryto locate and
open good wagon roads on the most
feasible and direct lines between Chey-
enne, in Laramie county, and Custer
City and Deadwood, in the Black Hills,
and we do hereby pledge to them our
united support in all judicious meas
ures they may adopt to carry out such
an enterprise.