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INLECTRIC BEI.TS ios premature decay decay the
H MORGAN 2O6 u. I4th ST.. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
brookInn propertn 90 fri

A 10 LEI, very low, the desirable 3storv
Snu basement Ofick dwelling No. 223 Carroll ~ near
70 desirable tenant the rent will be made yepy
ioesOneDe Apply 70 j. r. CORNELL. A Court st. Brooky5
IO LkT-An elegant private residence in
Ea-t bioOslyn, within ten minutes ferry high
PERFECT drainage double lot airy and pleasspt
Pinest. \. Y. ' ~ 1N' piDOOOD' Oh
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Gonnlrp properln 90 Get.

a / NOMINAL RENT-Eligiblv situated cot-
fv IBgts ge ssd grounds Of one acres stable ec
chem sH myh aOwntoNni express trains two rosis
ne n, garden flowers vines etc. payements gas wstep
IN progress; city and country conveniencs
, Apply at WESf ELIZABETH STATf6N" nn
IN go1s' OF address THE OWNER r. o. Boz ia F,la %
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

Money was In reasonably good supply today az Der
cent at the banks and a from 10 ON the street Dis
count Is as quoted The United states Treasury st
Washington to-day received 100000 National Bank
notes for redemption. The Customs receipts were $780,
600 aud the Internal Revenue receipts were SiOOOO0
The tooWing is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges, S65,934s37 currency balances.
s3275 745 gold exchanges, s77O66O2 gold balances,
SG3s,506 o.,,
In London, Consos were steady at 93i9a95s, and Y.
g. bonds r and UNCHANGED at yesterdays prices,
cent Is67s when rose 10 l07A and fell 10 107i2 N
American stocks Erie Common closed stoady at Iii4.
York Central closed at 2 exdiydend and Reading AZ
i6Ia This was fortnighy settling day on the London
Exchange. In Paris, Rentes stirened up TO l0542is.
siyht exchange ON London being quoted at f5.15i2.
The receipts OF -four grain at te principal Atlantic
ports this 2Stn day of September wsre
New.YorE.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROvlDkhCE DIRECT
A wH62NlihEY H62NlihY NhPMA 4s 10 oRAIEkH'u r kH'urrs.
rnp Nrw MAGNrfiHdEssro oSSrEAaaEaG '-''
MASSACHUSETTS,
f"The Palace steamer of the World ,,r,
AND THE WOlLD-kENOWnED SlhANE"
RHODE ISLAND
("The Queen Of the SOUND ,, =, ID loo, y,
l.ave cay Except Sundaysb nom fleI ~ ~ NJ ana
Warren st. arriving &C Proydsnss nv, Nv ssn % Nw
pneton ai m. NO intermediate landings oe'"een +e"
York aud Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE ,o,,ox
sTONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSIVN
AND ALI. POINT - EASl.
WON . TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE ihAhS'
NVi N The elegant steamers ,,o,,,v,
STONINGTON AND NAkRAGAN,sstII; 1; ,oo,
q, n m aMy Sundays excepted from fsf 80 ~ ~ ioo' ~
- Javsi staterooms and tickets FOR EIilith LIZ r. 80
sred y broadway and at all Offices OF Mesooo' EAPe'
o. Also tickets sale az all hotel ticket onces
Passengers and Freight via either me Always 'e" '"
est rates ,a .,,har I,ne N and fr,m
L, hv tie bosrn of The BROOKLYN Annex, leaving Jew
els wharf, fu'''h r'''' H. y BABCOCR. Presio
l. w, Fuxns General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
CURNISHEn H0rSE

~ 10, IDr SIX months "A handsome suburbar =,
completely furnished and cod water 5ss
lao ~ ~ ose m and carriage COW, poultry Wnisr,s coai
beathf order No more desirable or mora
sey Prss ScspSn soo % hs United slstes immsd
Barclay st. ~ r. where oWne, ean nv M a y
m. Monday and Tuesday N~A w eeen from
.",.uin minutes walk Of Bocmes,a 49, -.
TsTE "0m barclay and chrstOpher-sts. ieTTies New
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
1 E1ICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

= ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
lS77-eave depos OF Cortlandt ami Des0rossesss at
$50 D. m. Night Express, daily for Eason Bethlehem Al
entown Nauch Chunk WhkesDarre Ptston SaYIe ElmlIa
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, niagara Fans, ana the
West. PulmaG : sleeping coaches attached
ROBI. ii. SA1RE Supt and EngE
General Eastern oce corner Of Church and CCrtanotss
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

ERIE RAILWAY.
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
June 25, 1877:
1O5 m.BXpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
p m Daily)-Pacihc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through l,Och Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cncn.
na and Chicago without changes Also Hotel Dining Cars 10
Chicago
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, y. Y, for
Newark b40 $780, 1045, ll:3O a. $40, 5:l5 and 6l5
and II midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS, 9lo
Ruherfurd Park Passaic G. 7:i5 10 m noon las
3, 5i5 $50 o:l1, $500 10 p m ~ midnight Sundays,
G, $50, 10 a. m- liJ, $50 p. M, and ~ midnight
145 B. 3l5 Yi5 430 O. 5:l5 g, 6l5, $3.50, 7, g. 10 p
and II midnight ndays, g. $780, 9l5 10 li5, $780,
D. m, and II midnight.
i2 midnight Sundays. g. $780, 10 a. M 145, 6:30 D. IN,
Cornwall, "a. M $3.50, $50 p m. Sundays, $50 a. m.
Warwick. 745, lOI5 a. ny 4:3O p.
Newburgh, ., 045 a. M. $780, 43O m. Sundays $50 m
Kingston, . q. m, $50 p; N; sundays, $50 q:
g. 7i5 .. lO lO46 m, $780, 3:iJ, $780, p.
Sundays, 6, $50, IL a. m, $50, .. m
Mddeown 74j, 10, l045 a. M 345 4:30, p. m. sun
with New-YoIk and Osweeo Midland Man.st.
Port Jervis 1ij 9, lu, l04j IN, 43O Sundays,
500, 10 and z
NoIF-TIains leaving Chambfs-st. even or half hours
than above time; leaving Chamberst quarter hOus
leave III st. thTy minutes earlier Boats leave
Tweutytin st at g45 ana llij connecting with trans
leaving Chambers-st. at 10 p. m aud II midnight
Tickets passage and Apartments In DrdWlngrOon
and Sleeping Coachs be obtained and orders for the
checking be left
Offices Nos 23e 40l 529 and 9j7 Broadway; No COurtst,
brooklyn, and Al The Conn anys Depots - - -
the West IN New YORK At f:ZO
JNO " Abbott General Pass'r Agent, New.York
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Gonntrn propertp % Get.

e DS PER MONTH will rent the house, 210
Gp %st1 Washng onave Woos1e, Newark. fr0m October
J. Apply Che premises or of j. H. DkNlsoN, loo Belle
Vile cave, Newark n. j.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Brooklpn Real G5inrs for Sale.

BrookDn Real G5ints for Sale.
DWFLLING-HOUSES Nos 43 WillOw-st.,
81 Icksst 40 ST. and 90 Nassaus, 100 and i02 Pine
sppc-st- 10 and l97 WiOuglbyst, = Iaiay etteavc
GORDON L.. FORD. 81 Clark-st, Brooklyn.
EOR SALE or RENT.-Will sell or rent very
4 Nrs SAT and S53 ii nc0npL, BROOKLYN, houses OK
g. m splendid Cond ton IA rooms lot with side yard
situated near main entrance Prospect Park Inquire at
u. If. HILL 800 Fatbush ave.
nc CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. well located
~ 7thave l4thst BROOKLYN, TO be sold at great
bargain. Address, SAMUEL II. b., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
CENTKAL AND HUDSON

4 tN -lOkk IEN Rad AND HUDNUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing Sept. II, 1877,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot;
500 a. m Western and Northern Express, with drawing
room cars R0choser also 10 ~. Albans
1880 a. m, Special Chicago and Western Express, WIN
Canaudaigua, Rochester Buffalo, and
NIAGARA Falls .. ,,-,,.-
lt3O Northern ana western Express ID Cuc ile
ba aud 4 tlaud. .., . -, r.,
$3.50 d. M Onv. Troy SPECIAL Connects al East
ALBANY for principal stations TO Syracuse.
400 p. m, Albany and Troy Express stops al sing sing
= / f. atoms orh.
600 D. m 81. Express. with sleepnecars tor st
Louis running through every day in the week also sleeping
for Canandagua Buffalo, Niagara Fas ana Ior MOhue
80 D. ~ Pacific Express daily, with seeDngcars FOR
WaterOwn Rochester, Niagara Fails, Buffalo Cleveland TO
edo Detroit and Chicago TO Montreal via ST. Adams
HOO p. m, Express, with sleeping cars for Albany ana
Troy
way PER Local Time Tables Tickets for sale at
49, 26l, and 3 Broadway and a. Westcott Express Coz
Oees No Park place. lSj and 9i2 Broadway New YORK,
and 3,j3 WasIin gtOn-s It.. Brooklyn.
- u B. MEEkER. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.


Leave New-York for Trenton aud Phiadepha a. o.oo'
g. $50, 80 m, l30, $3.50, b5O IL p i ana al pH'
for Trenton. -, , 1910. >ro.,, pa,r.vly.ni. pau.
road Third and erkssts nj 1880 $3.50, il:3O a. m Ioo'
4:l5 5;5O ~ ?. IN. ,oo co. On. ,o,s,m
Trenton Tor New YORK al l'zo oo oVo' iVi' " M
1918, 2:lO, 4:55 6O5 p M ,,...,.. ooo. r
pnliman Drawing Room Cars attached to the 300 m
Lao b3O o. m trains New York TO the loo 5'Jo N
1s0 n IN trains Philadelphia. and Sleeping cars 10 e
~ O'clock midnight trains from both NewNork ana fhiaue
pma. - - 49,, -. ,y..vort and pbiIaheIpbi,
at q 90 a. m $50 ~ Leave Trenton al iOze a. in'
cReis for sale at OF Liberyst Nos 5os and ea
proadway al the principal hotels all Offices OF inc fo man
wav i'm New York and Brooklyn, and AT NO. couIts'r
brooklyn Baggage checked om Ieslasnes 70 p arDi
7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
IL VIA NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAlLhOAn
Commencing sept IL. 1871. steamers leave Nc".1U,h
PIER s. North River foot RsctorsL. connecting at Sa"aJ
Hook with trains Tor
Lang Branch. $50. IL A. m; SAB 3, 2. M
PhiiadelphiA River. ii A. m, anu o'aS y "'
parneg,i and Tuckerton IL a. M. and $40 y IN.
VIneIand Atlantic CITY, and Cape May II m
snnsays fol- Long Branch, v50 a. ~ , o,S,n Fare
Sa"iy Hook oNcurslOns, O.3O, IA H. mp MI" ''' r. '
Tor iO~"o p % @wM. 8. sNEDEN. General Manager
DONDOUT and Klngston.Landlng at New co11
burgh Poughheepse Highland Falls West fon. So,m a
wall Marlboro MIllOp Esopus, connecung WIN W
rei n n steamsoats THOMAS CORNELL ana IA 70
BALDWiN. fToi Pier foot sprnsSI H. aAn'' A'A'' ~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

oFTICLAL REJORT n y sTcCE EXCHANGE SALES
SEPTEMBER 2S 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave New York foot Desbrosaes and Cortlandt

II Leave New York from foot OF Desbos3es and Corand
$40 o,WashingtOn and the West Richmond, Charles
ton ard the SOUTH making close connections for Columbus
Chicago &c.
p. Washington tho West, and for Richmond
and The South via Goronsye Pullman from YORK
Baltimore Washington. close connections
Pfsburg Cincinnati, Louisville. and ST Louis
900 p. M. Washington. Through Pullman cars from
Philadelphia 10 New Orleans
$50 IN. daily for Washington, the south, and West Pull
seepers New.Yora Baltimore and Washington,
making close connections Chicago Cincinnati Louisville,
St Lous Pittsburgh the South aud South West Connects az
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida NewOrleans
and the South.
through tickets please call at Companys Office, 3l5
Broadway. NewYOrk and at ticket Offices ioo OF Couandt
and Desbrossess sts. and depot, Jersey city
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR. TROY
~ aud SARATOGA connecting with all railroad lines
North. East and West FARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE. The entirely and magnificent palace
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave daily
Saturdays excepted 6 D. m from 49, n. foot OF
Through tickets sold baggage checked all
points. JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
,THE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
Ill Eaa

and all points East, via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
RRISTOI. AND PROVIDENCE.
argest ndsomest and costly steamers in the world
FULL NIGHTS REST NO MIDNIGHT CHANCES.
Five morning trans-Fall River TO Boston.
Steamer, leave New York daily al pm. SUNDAYS ex
ceptedi from Pier %, y. r., foot OF MurraysL
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY ENENlNd'
Tekes and state secured al all principal Hotels aud
Tie.et Offices at tne Pier and Oh steamers.
it'N'' ' BORDEN & LOWELL. AgentA
\ General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
IN, .IW anu I. 10
JNO. n. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent, New-fork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

EOR NEW-IAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, a ID in
termedate points leave Pier ., T. r.. daily lSun
davs exceptel D. (TweutY-thrlst L. r. az 3lJ m)
II connecting with special trains AZ New Haven for
Hartford Springfield &c Tickets sold and baggage check
at Broadway OK, and C0uIts ST.. Brooklyn. Ex
CIrson New. Haven aud return. ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

Foreign Exchange was lower the offerings OF the
borrowed bills before referred to- aud sales were made
IA low as "a 81 70 the for sixty days bills sight ruling
At 81 sJa "A s5la We latest official quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. D.. - ~, GREAT + AZ
TRJ NIX LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE On and after June % 1884, trains leave NewA ork,
via Deslrosses COraudt Street Ferries as ol0wsi
Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the West and south
with Pullman Palace cars attached, m and $50 D. tn
daily. - , r-,. -. o.,o
For williamsport ock Haven CORY and Erie az $50
m connecting az for Iiusyile Petroleum Centre,
and tho oil Regions Wllamsport and Lock Haven.
8 a. M 81. oe..A r,r,.,.,
Washington Express" Puma Parl0r cars daily except
sunday $50 a. ~; arrive Washington 40 2. Regular
al $50 n l. d. and $50 ?. m sundy y Gsnd $50 p M o
Philadelphia 1:30 $50 l33O lmlted) lO3O
m l. A. 3. d, and $50 p. IN. sunday a D. G. T. and
$40 D. m imigrant and secQnd-class p. m.
Fof Aewark, Elizabeth RAILWAY, princeton Iren'
Ton Perth Amboy Pennington, Belvdee. and other Donts
see local schedules AT al Ticket Offices ,o,o - ,
1920 p. daily O10a m. 500 p NJ day, except MOL MOL
day From Washington Baltimore, o:JO a M, <.lO
4:lO BIO ana 1910 m. sunday 500 a. M From
Ph adepha 800 800 9lO 1910, l04O, ll;5O a. M 2d0,
4iO 5l0 $50. $40. Gl0 and 1920 p M sunday ooo'
Ticket Offices 526 and y44 Broadway No. Astor House,
and foot OF DesOTOsses and CortandIsts NO SOrts,
m ookyn; Nos ia lG and lS Hudsonst, HOD0xeni De
pot Jersey City Emgrant Ticket Ohce No atsiypiaee
fRASK THOMSON. j. I, fAhNhh
lel.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
OFFICIAL REPORT VIEW YORK MINING sTocK E1
CHaNGR SALES SEPTEMBER 2s. 1877.
FIRST BoARp-l1 O'CLOCK A. ".


Washington advces of to-day report that the
.,o,nt NJ new National Bank notes issued during Sep
,emner reaches the SUN of 100000 which requires
the retiring and caussng Of $50 per cent sa'osiooo
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

rNO PHILADELPlllA,
Il
PENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD. -,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
,t.,o IN rougn Trains eacn way daily three Deposin
i"''''" ~ Philadelphia. two in New-I0rk. .,..
Doube Track Improved Equipment ana the fas'eA
Time consistent with absolute safety.
aud after June %, 1877. - . c...
Express New-YOrk via DesDIosses anu C~N
7.sG 500 3 19SJ Iimjtedl 1890 4. s. 8, 7, and
$40 n m Sunday a. M g. 6. 7, aud $40 o. IN. - q m
Returning Philadelphia $50 o. ''2v5 o. 'oo;
ana IL q IN. Express. l33 p MI = o5oa%h Su %
73o D. n and IL midnight on sunday, $50 9, o'o ui'
A. 7:J5 D. m. l2 midnight - A. , .s,or uo,.a
Ticket Offices 520 aud 9ii broadway NO AStor
aud foo, ot Desbrosses and CoTtandt Stsi NO t1lst
brooklyn; Nos ia, 1J6 and llo Hnaoh st. 3o1iry
Depot. Jersey City EmgrSnt iioAe' oi'' ~ '
ERANK THOMSON. H. Il. r fAl.Mh ~ H.,
'sN'~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Gitn Real estate for Sale.


TOR SALE-NO. 60 Oliyer-st., occupied as
Z apothecarv shop AMI dwelling 277x,lO. Peretnp
tory auction Wednesday. october - 81. at j
IN Exchange -alcsrOOm IL Broadway, New York
Uuul that time may De had al private sale.
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, AuctiOncer.
l2S Broadway, New lOrk
WILLIAM JAY, Trustee, 4s wanst
G1S Oil0 3 story blownstone, with very
- -~sjsOitO valuable frontage Of the leading
avenues below Central PARK, tULAND WHITING, .
Rec. 81
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
5teamboats ano Railroads

JILWf1IVUWIU NIEO
4 LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
~ Tho elegant DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier
No. al North River, EVERY WEEK DAY al D M. con-
Albany tsuuday mornings excepted with express
trains for SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE,
LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
THE ADIRONDACK AND WHITE
MOUNTAINS.
and all fav0rte SuHx Resorts North and West FREE
TRANS sFEHS 10 and from BROOKLYN by steamboats,. OF
tie brooklyn annex" leaving Jewes wharf lFult0nst)
at 5.l5 p. m.
FARE ONLY 81 so,
AND PRICE OF SrATEROOMS GREATLY REDUCED.
$. J.. MAYO. General Passenger Agent
A LBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
"A &. N1BBAiD and DANIEL DREW leave Vestryst
Pier n r., az S35 and 2ithst at M hnding at Nvack
Ferry, West Point Newbgrgh pougbkcCpsic, Khinebeck
saugerties Cats and Hudson Close connection with New
York Central Railroad the West. TO West Point
and NcwOurgn. gl ilcSets
coupons good Hudson River Railroad received
board for passage. FREE SSFER from aud 10 BROOK
LYN by The boats Of the BROOKLYN ANNEX. Leaves
JEWELS Wharf Fulton.st) at 500 a. Tickets New
YORK General and Tor Saratoga the wharf
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Government bonds we're freely dealt In at alower range
OF prices the market showing unusual cegree OF SEN
sveucs on account OF the weakening tendency OF gold
Tie new S. new 4l2s, and A, we're most actively
traded in. We annex closing street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

4 sale az Oneida y. V, fine BUILDIN IS and large LOT
wei adapted 20 silk other manufacturing Principal build
Of br four and equiyaleuttO 20 l4QXiO feet wal
whole building s0it and substantial Convenient
NewY1rx Central ana Midland Railroad stations. Prce
low. InQf re OF y. HIGINBOTHAM, Oneida, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

TOTAL bushels s5l47l l55o3e aSo ssl60 7o5 80 26o
And the following the receipts aud shipments AZ
and from Buffalo to-day:
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

BY Canal Railroad. ctwise. Bait Phil. Boston.
Flour bbls. -. ll,4s9 5.sS5 2,4S7 1880 1910
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

Pitts, r W q G cd
7g.bcs3.. J2
Rens ~ Saratoga
80. ........lOO y
o.. LOO
Kansas Pacific
$40 be. 4
Chic. Bur ~ Quin
100. hess. Il 4
5.......lOl ,
Han & ST 10
l0O....pc.. l21
OHIO e Miss
1900 bcs3. 7
Ohio and Miss Pref
100. be-. Il
IT,. IS 2
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
LONG BRANCH DIVISION

\ Trains leave perth AmDOy Red Bank Long Bfahch
ocean Grove &C. at 7i5, o. Il:45 a. m. D II p. M ~
Matawan station 10 and from hi fOhi'
and al sauan and from POINT PLEAsANT
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Couulrp Real GsIatc for sale.

FINE BUILDING PLOT, go by 150 OI
~ 90 by 1876 feet; desiraby located and dry soil con
youent 10 tI-ee dopOts Flushing l.. ca owner No
spruce ST. address X O. Box ll5, Tribune Ofice
y Flushing advantages with the city
cOuvenienCcs OF sewers. water. &c
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

D,UiD sss.... Do
Bank Of Commerce
An
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

UREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave Of Liberty st. for Freehold al
TAB II 40 s. IN. 4, 5l5 p.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

Pastor f6e Rev NATH'L w CONKLING, ID. D. viii preach
tomorfow Hours of worship l030 IN. and 73O D. ~ sun
day school at 3 7. m.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Gin properln 60 fet.

A NICE FLOOR of four rooms all light anC
y pleasant TO RENT TO gentleman and wife, al 10s Wes
25d ST.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29

- vile Forty acres an under good state cult
ton twosoTy modern house. IL Oms barn and car
and an necessary buildings in
go0f roofs slate neigbOrh00d good Will be sold nuch
les. mai. present value. EULAND & WHITING, Beck
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK. Friday Sent. o. 1877
The following auctions were held at the Ex-
.aioarootn todaV
New-York tribune., 1877-09-29
Religious Notlres

All Souls Church. 4th.ave cor 2Ot1st-The Rev. Or.
BELLOWS will preach TOMORROW, IL a. m.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
LOUISIANA.
MLI.f- AAnln q tI-I1eltlN.


Ne@ Orleans. Jth 6-e'ov Kellogg ap.
plehrnds no lFauble Monday he thinks
the democratic pf grlmmes atigr the tnan-
Raniiap OF Niehatls is 10 duplicate the
STATE government, hn, ptpaips Inc solution
.of Tbs presidential question, they va eyoid
collision
a>p1opsSf.n
Tie sguaae committee his morning al
jau,nrd until Monday morning, Without
t.king testimony Senators Wadleigh.
oslesby aud Mcdonald. and few invited
guess will leave this afternoon 10 iutptc'
/ the jetties at | he southwest pass.
nousK COMMITTEE
] The house committee to-day examined ID
b tioihun, district attorney OF Nntchite
ches, who said he never knew he WAS
eauiitistG uHrTi a1rfT rtIT uffrVTIpn. and th,
law reqnr,d bm 10 live in the district, bu
he did not li,e there He acknowledge,
writisg letter 10 [ s Marshal P,tkin
asking fer blank commission for snpefyi
SCR ni registration in 0mehla II the, Ven
Supervisor Brady tAilcd Ii meet the eypec
ttilions OF The parlY He had behld Nc
EneFs's speech at Baton Rouge, aux
thought he i,voted sn aggressive warlar
: against carp haggeis. lie thonght the re
publican vote had been diminished eight d
ten thousand by ,listur tauees, and hat lh'
repu lican m 'j,rity proper IS about 5000
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Favorable Report on a Bill Civ
III. Authority for the ,on-
strnction of Railroad
which Points To-
wards nakota.
4 Proposition to Cut Dawn the
Salaries Of Foreign
Ministers.
CONGRESS
HOUSE.

HOUSE
Washington Jan The bill report
ed by Dodglass, chair man OF the
Freedmen bank committee, auihoriz
lug the ss'e Of the property Of the
bank under foreclosure when it is for.
the interest Of the bank 10 do so. H.
explained hat this bill was 10 le-
move doubts as to the proprie1y Of
the commlss sionefs bidding in proper
ty which was otlered ut auction aud
ahous to be sold II saeiitiec. The
bill passed.
Mr. Goolin, from the committee on.
public lands, reported a bill aulhoriz-
ing the MsGregor Western railroad
ia Iowa % intefsect Tie read from
Sioux city 70 the Minnesota state
Tue outside 10 Weston, o'I'ren
county with The proviso that ,lle
grant Of lattd Shall not be increased
or changed and that homestead and
Ipfeenp'ion rights shall not l7e affect
ed. Passed Seen aiterwarsl the
house went into conf44sttffssse fsses''f o5fwhole
Ion the consular and diplomatic ap.
preparation bill.
After the passage Of few local
7
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FOREIGN.

coMrlA1Srs AGAINST A<SEy .T1os.
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- Il ,a,l.h,, go. 80 .
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= :, =
Wy i.'..a" 'u' ho' '',es y; u Ne.
. a. y . 90 u'ss a'a :. ene p'N'sh
Poiley Whien 'avofs the annexation oil