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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
Connlrn propsrln 90 Crt.


CITY and COUNTRY-LOW RENT.--40 min
ntes comfortable ride from Libertys competing trunk
lines by numerous till midnight yearly fare $50 con
Cottage Residence aud Grounds house has
rooms large cellar heater hot aud cold water bath.
call BELLS large villa plot laid out in lawn
drive garden shade, fruit vines berries, &ci location high
well drained and healthy 10 minutes walk by paved streets
from depot center OF city OF Elizabeth snd TWO
minutes passenger station al West fiLabeth NJ
Central Railroad. Apply II premises or 10 TIE O"NEH
Room 2. No. 9 Nassaust
NJONTCLAIR, n. ito let, handsome
wi Residence, furnished; molern improvements.
stable galen. grounds wen fruitedi OF would ex
change Tor fnrn New.Yoik for QUE year be
tween 3ith sta, 18th aud Sthayes. Rental value,
Si 900. HOWE & PARSONS, 10 Cedarst, or Montcalr
Yl,ARRYTOWN.- Beautiful HOUSE to rent or
sell water all conyeuiences stable seven acres hlgh
rund plenty frnit commanding Of river and coun
try. Address g. PARTRIDGE, i2Y Broadst
V'O LET OR FOR SALE-In HObokcn, n. j.,
Il fruu lst OF MAY, first class PRIVATE REslDENCE,
large aud house with yey large garden greenhouse
stable DC, either for sale or two or thrive years lease.
Apply b. H., Tribune Once
1T'O LET-From the LIST of April next-A large
i 2story HOUSE with roorosi "a miles iron Albany
aud Londosyls Two acres o. Ground Sh same Ds
and cherry trees which furnish an abundance % iml -,
particulars Inquire OF Cbi bIhi' corner oi
Baaaksr and uu7y ats Alh2nv n "
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Ciin ilropertn 90 Ee!.

EACTORY-RENT or SELL; 60 by 1875
feet; stories; part all 10 rent Apply on premises
2l7 West 3Gth.ot.
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Brooh!nn propertn 60 Eet.

TOR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, 63 New
4 Nokaye corner OF Atiautcave Rrooklyn has sl the
modern improvements extra Convenient to cars the
Grounds are handsomely Laid cut w!th lawns and trees VIII
be rented good tenant Apply at iO2 Johnst Ne"
York.
Ts'O LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-uOUSE, No
A l5s Re,nsen g.; 3sory, brick DWELLING, I75 VII
!ouPhby.st GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark 81. Brooklyn -
vgNO LET-DesiIable HOUSES i'll Brooklyn, ut
mode prices 40. l6l Washington st.. near Nassau
Nos amt icks.st and 80 Orange, corner OF Hcksst
Apry 70 EDWARD SIMPSON, - Wal.st., n. V
Ig'O E-$S00--F0ur-stOry brown-stOne,
st0op HOU rs, 2x5j feet. on lot 100 feet situated
Third LIST nruOklyu, Seyeniave., ana the high
ground adjoining Prospect Park Thirdst Is the extra Wide
street leading The entrance To the Park THIS Is the highest
and most heaithfu part of the whole city.
The houses are inst every respect in perfect ORDER
and Immediate possession can Do given - -
Apply 10 J. ID. RANDEL & SON,
'F'' III BToadwa y, n. Y,
or 10 IRA KIMBALI- corner Fifthaye. and Ninthst,
Brooklyn.
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewIors, iCot OF Liberty for Trenton and Pl
deipIa at 100 $780, 93r a $780, J3O $50, 1910
D. M, and a. 100 y. Trenton.
Leave foot OF CaIksou-st 7:l5 $50, 9:i5 lll5 M
3lJ. J.I5, 1915 D. III. -,
Leave Phadep na station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
rosd Third and Berksss. at 100. $780, $780, llSJ al
l3O. $50. 80, 1870
Lave New York at l:20, 645 800 0lO S55
a IN. 1915. 2:iO Al ,. sos ,.
Pullman DRAWING Room cas- are attached TO the 9j0 a. m
and Shopping Cars % tha IL Ucioek Md
night tIaus from bOth New Ork ana FtAhiepLlh
SUNDAY TRArNS-Leavc NeWY0rk, foot Liberty 81, anu
Phidelplia IN I'd and Rerksss $50 $780, II
Tickets FOR At LbeT,st.. foot Of CsTGsost
Nos 9i+ Broadway, =, the prln pal hotels az 0c's
of The EIie Railway Company IN hewYork ana BFSokYn
and at No, 4 C"urtst, Brooklyn Baggage ciecAed hoh
residence TO destination. - .-....,. -.
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BOSTON g. NETWORK AIR LINE Il.

ID and Naugatnck Railroads Fire 81 steamer BRIDGE
Port leaves oatarns' at IiSoa m and Bridgeport At
BOSTON g. NETWORK AIR LINE r. R.
~ K ninG eens DEPOT dl2 Sundays snSS
m1sostcn ESprsss Arriyss: Worcester 7a5 M.
jersey City Grsnser steamer Maryland 1879 A. m; or
Iarem River Los M Pullman palace cars through With
Central Depot Nashua, Soidlng night Change.
s5 M. poit GS Ia mr. arrive. 1,,so ~, Is = a.
Jersey Sity steamer Maryland 1904
H. r saDslsna.n. E. aSSr Fasscneer Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New.YOrk from foot Of Desoossea and cOrandt
sS "a 's @ma s Sf rom
Pittsburgh. cneinnat ST Lols Loasyille. Chicago sc.
Goricnsvile Pullman from Nsw.York Baltimore
om new 10 aiiinorc and w%sSstoa maFms
f s 'Pqnstq9s GT e 6a Sn oa Vest
Washington with rsinsfor Iyncbnrg Florida Neworiean
al 5 rGass sa sa % ssc s ss
Of c0randt and K 9R cR 2fa gs VIZ Je''' City
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINE-Fsrry stations IN Ney;Yo.k;
station. FOOT Of LAbsrtyst -. -,
80 mrMHil TRAIN for yiemusion Easion Belviacrc,
AMEND WgesOarrr, scranton EInra June
uon d.. T.. & ". z. X.
s:lJ m.-MoRsISG ExpsEss for High Bridge Branch.
Easton Allentown Harrisburg and the West Maucn Chnnk,
TaInaqua TOwanda, Wilkesbarre scranton. Danvie VII
Transport
-lO8O a. m.-For -ouerv!le and Flcminston
loo m-ExrsZss FOR Ficmiagton Easten. Bait, Alien
Ma6saoy CIV HaIstoa ReadnE, Columbia Lancaster.
FphTata POttsvlo HARRISBURG, &c.
400 D. n.-for high Bridge Branch. Easton, Belyidere,
Allentown. ana caiaslggla: connects at Junction with
s 1880 90 D. u H ~. sCaeryiiC aud Flemlngtoa
$3.50 o. NJ r. ESiNG ExPREs cally fol Easton Allentown
Reading harrisburg, and the West
S35 D. m.-FcT EastOE. -.
Boats leave foot OF Clarksns St. M town, AZ GID 7la.
SIS 9l5 1918. lI:l5 l2f5, 3l5, 4;l5, 5l5, 1l5.
ll:45 y. m. $50 ,u.-
vi marked
Eor tra,gs 10 local DO ats timetable at stations
siTHDAY TFA INS-Ieaye kew-iOrS, foot fiOeIyst, at
930 M s3h ~ D. m. FOR Bound Brook and intermediate
points and at $50 for EaSon Reading and Harrisburg:
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL ROUTE , TO Psfain AMEo1o Logo
Trans leave Newl OK from Tot OF Liberty 50 North
River al s %, ll:i5 q. No. tlJ, J:lj D. ia.
Flom foot OF CiarEsOust al ll:l5 a. n. .- -.
stages from keyport connect at NataNsn STATION
vii all
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YonK Thursday. Feb. -. 1877.
To-day's auction business at the EXclaiSc
salcsroom was follows:
BoA. n M.,,, , 8 S, Scr; 7oeow
Of 5daye; lot. l56xiCol E9G ,,'e D'f''''' s-0'
ave .torv and basement brick house, with lot u scf
East i2jthsi 2jj It OF 3laye ot 2OAlOoIo; o,o
Chas "rsht-''''''' r., SOFT Z Wg;rs
y and 9 basement 5 DS'o Of aGs1s of 35so3S
a b"'i'i By H. " coates
elots sot !44thst wisaTe Mo'rsania 70 s,o
each 25xI0Oi John Davidson. '-'''
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRASofLhs'
NEw-YoRK CITY.
Ae,hst $50 # W OF 2daye, 2jxl005i Angus ,o ooo
,d 1sy 10 's 90 Il OF itavc 2OxiG0il Van Ais
tyne 70 w Corbr2 Of ii St. 1888 01aOo C2it war
Road leading rom @ e II },ycpbaIIgll
j7thst ., 30 IT. " 1 ~ ~ Wp"aSe Nominal
Avenue d. : 80 80 4 i, al ''''' 1000
lliheye corner o. lie INSURANCE $500
Mor91 90 % ~, IL ew u Nominal
l5tdsi n = 29! II I, E 81 3 io'''' ... 1000
3G,ll st. ~ 1, to %I S'ha''' 1850
III 81, :, ~ - II g VI o'"''' nm. 800
oS,Sst " aGa Il Of shave 22z9s9 Jacob Toss ,oo
els. It. So; S. 21' II Oh 'aa'' 1920
18th st. s. 10 yIIsdsnS Hu Nominal
GOth,st r. 5,S = i =, -""'o' -. 1900
4tnave cor OF .h nS'h'' 1880
sSd st. iCs II 81 NJ ave- 10000
Madisonaye tli2 c ~ sgi '',.. $1,000
l2iths - % Il oil lsla'e iresu'4i $3.50
25th it. ZIG Il ,, Of istay Same 10 $500
4.thst n i.S IT OF ls' ave 400
Ryersieaye s. 'y DO. II OF 1900
Ryersdeaye 500 II n o. i11d ' 1925
5tis%e $ 57afs Of I3Oh-st, ls6xilO; w Boyd ,o,o
Plau. --'''''''-''''
sthays n CDR Of ioth'| n van DO. .... So 800
Htnt1ct.I - " SAVAGE Deputy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
Berry Richard 70 .; s ~, De .n $4,000
m Gafm
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RAILROAD.

4 GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork, yia Des0Tosses 'and CoFanit
Streets Ferries, follows: -, .
Express HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the Wesi and south with
Pullman Palace Care attached $50 No. aud so 10
daily ,- - ~. -.
connecting az Cory Cor 1tusyls. Petroleum r aud iae
OH Regions. For Millaniapprt AMI Io h4tcn. $50 M
For Baltimore Washington, and the south. Limited " lSb-
ngton Express OF Pumsn ParlOr Cans daily except aha
$3.50 a. arrive Washington 4iOr M h.SuiaF II SSo
a M l. a. and . y. SUNDAY q and y. In. $780,. . .
Express Pliladelpua, $50. S:3O $40 15O Limited.
1O:.o a M l. l. g. g. I. 80, ~. aaa IL MALT, sunday
80 M G. 7, $50. and p III Emsfant and sec"nA class
Z p.m
Newark E!,Lab. ia, Halfway lrncV lfen
ton Amhoy. Fniugto B,y!delc. aid other points
see lOcal schedules az al ticAet Oihces.
1890 p m, daily; 10 ~. and $50 p NJ daily. exerps
Monday From Washington amt Baltimore, $50 800 A. NE
t;l0 30 and 10 70 p M Sar.y ~ ~ A. m From
4.iI 5:iU 900. $40, 1910 aud 1920 pm SUNDAY sos.
81 ESQ, $50 II so a. NJ, ESQ. 1910. aud 1910 ~
11cket offices b26ana ga Btoadway No As1r House
and foot DespIosses aud Cor lsdt sts No Cnmisi.
Brookyu; NOs ia. ZIG and llo Hudsonst hohofen de-
pot Jersey Ciy Immigrant Ticket once No Eaery place
PRANK THOMSON, d. 81 BOYD, a.,
General Manager General Passenger \ cut
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The meeting Of the holders of tho New Orleans, Jack
So. a9l Great Northern Railway consolidated h1Hds
Nch was tglled for to-day, met ana adJournel utl
IeD 26 10 await tie arrival OF gentleman from Europe
wAO repIc5euts large interest.
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. :Einauc,dI.

oYflcE oy IlE NEW YoRK FIRE Iss. .coMrASrl
ATTHE ANNUAI REE S1GH5 70 for bIRECT
sa os OF 3 GS%pa ssG t sr S r The
A RaHEAH Ii I RhXIs JAMES JAMES E s eTrfk
I RATifE 9NPBggEEjIiI' jSHY ssIF nTi
jj9iIA tW q low H IiNF: sf Hot;ry
WILLIAM HkXToN, ABBA nam IL. CARDOZO.
THoMAs DAV i2t,'i' c 1sirl 81 FERRIS
At subsequent mee:i1s Of the soari, DANIEL UNDER
Hills esd. was unanimously reelected President for the
AUGUSTUS coLsoN. Secretary.
GAS Stocks and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought aud sold H. r. HEWITT. Broad-st. Room IL
| EGAL NOTiCE-TRUSTEES' SALE.-Cir-
NsSsI J. Ait1nndsr and the Iaos csasr a5oad
road Company Now ORLEANS ST. Louis and Chicago aoad
GSa gs an, ,Hs SnSss.lG Eg9t No 5s9 Snsa and By
Court Of the United States District OF louisiana ia
Count f f1 %nef a 5t Ts ~ e
ri si ,n In hs as made by the
iaior ID 4 u Fss 1hn Nssc ,1S Ju b
e. Ss ID 5 5,rmsj,
signed surviving trustees wiz sell at Public Auction To the
woy Ps ne ss enc ABOVE aq4 f ea
as and Ss rec in the SAID the n
STATE SOU san on 'a RDHY S seven
tom a Between de hours e al and 10 ms
The PROPERTY described said decree and ths deed of
trus, being the railroad Of the corporation
leans JACK and Great Northern Railroad Company
mencng within the CITY Of New Orleans ard extending north
wauy into tie state OF Mississippi To la state
with all ~ tho extensions Of the said railroad
thereof in either of the States Of Louisiana Mississippi
with all OF the corporate franchises, privileges
and tmmunltles specified I'm the deed OF trust.
veye thereby including the franchise to DE corporation and
tn connect with Others and with all singular tbs movable
and fnm0vabe property ~ nature Kind whatsoever
held % tine cate OF The said Deed Of Trust acquired subso
queat with the rights oi structures improvements
and al the appurtenances Owned and occupied To- operating
doing the business OF the said Rrpa including MI Of hr
Depots Station oustS Engine ioues Carli0uses Freight
Sl,uS Rem -Euu
Bugness H0nses Oces. Buildings aud FHrniturr all tho
terias used employed the operation and bHsness
said Railroad tn the collect the Tolls
Incomes thererOu and all the right title and estate Of the
said Corporation and It's assigns, fully the
granted In the Deed Of Trust Aforesaid which
tOze 10 sell under the said Deed and Decree Of the Court
Aforesaid
~ the said property will he made brk
the highest bidder at the time Of the sale
The iht Of the D0ahOlrs purchase the SAID property
reserved in tho decree.
JOHN NEWELL, leu-.t.n. r,,.,oo.
JUNIUS b. ALEXANDER surviving ii"''7c''
r. A. WOOIFLEY, Special Master
y. ban inventory OF the property has been filed In said
coart by the Receiver Of the said railroad which be
on Application 10 the clerk OF the court ians 3iaT5w
~ Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.-Th0scw wishing
lV to make investments deal in the active stocks
have thelr buAnesJ carefully trans cted by auir ssng
h. &. SrEDMhN.
Banl ar and Broker 30 Broadway, New York
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Banker and Broker, 80 Broa

THB UhioN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY LAND GRNf(
BONDS, GR sfER's OFFICE No 10 EQUITABLE ,
BIILDN1, BU-TDS Feb. Il, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- MONDAY, Feb &C. 1871 for the sale 81 Thirty
Thousand Dollars $50 II the LAND GIANT BONDS
Union Pacific l;ailrOad Company the undersigned
Trustee IN accordance with hc ndcnture Of mortgage OF
April III, 1867. FRED T.. AMES, Trustee.
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ENRIE RATLW

IL ME khlt4N 4
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, m etsct
3 a. m cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches Buffalo and > lspenson BIiier.
l04J mExproSs Nail for Buffalo win Sleeping Coaches
attached.
D. m-(Daily) Pacijc Express for NE Vest sleepinr
Coaches rough to Rochester BalO, NIAGARA Falls Ciach
and Chicago without CHANGE also Hotel DElinS cas- %
TRAINS leave Chambers street Depot, y. &. for
Newark, G45 S30 lO:ij y M, 3l5 Jlj, and 6l5 p m,
IL midnight saturday nights only Sundays, 9l5 n
RahSfarl Park and Passaic g. 7l5. 10 m, noon.
i45 34J s3O, =, q, $50 Nj - midnight sundays
$50 10 a. NJ, I:lj. $50 p. ~, ana l. n!duigh,
PatFrson, q, 7:ij $780, 10, 1915 a. IL n0on 80,
3, Bis 3i5 $3.50 D. SIS O. els C:30 !, p M rnd ~
ldni ght sundays $780, 3D. 10 IN. l;i5 $3.50 pm,
'' Suiorn s. 7:i5 1o:f5 a. NJ. 345. s. g. p. NJ. IL ms
night. suGays o. $50, 10 lao, t30 D. nl aud AZ
GdGTs'i. A. ~ $50 1902 n. sundays $50
Warwick, lO.t5 a NJ. 400 }. N; % - ,,. o.,
Newtursh, 9, 1915 $3.50, 43O p IN Sundays So
Kingston $40 p. NJ. SUNDAYS E 30 a. m.
Goshen g. T:tj o. l03 $50, 33J, 49, D. M Sis.
DAYS. 8, go. 10 o. L.. 6:JO Z .. n - ,o - c,-.-
Aj.isown T:45 g. 1876 A. $40, $50, p NJ SUNDAYS
S.D 10 A. IA D. TIC a. ana 80 y N Trans coa'
nr with Se.Y0rS ana OsGegO Midland EaT0tG AZ NanS
Jeryls. - lC:i5 a. H., 49, p ILL., suh"ys sou ~
" mans ;cayug Clanber5st on evca or half hours
,afs H. m leave TacHty TINT 81. fifteen minutes carrier
than above time; leJgi4e Chambers 81 on goafer
houfs leave Tw uty-.hrist. ulFty minutes cair hOls
leave TUvntythIu 81 o. - and lfl3 T. "a, cDnnctting WIN
trains leaving 10 a"i ~ io'lSib
Ickefs cr passage and FOR Apcumegt5 1 DRIVER rom
ana Ppng COACHES be OOaty aud ORDERS I'f 20
offices Nos 23D ;0l 52J 957 Broad No Conrat,
Brook yr. and At the Company . ~! ~ 49,, -.
EXlfess FROM the West aF.'c 80 NC"'iWA a. 80
O.. IN. 80 lAd 800 D. III
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Gteamboais ano Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points OIL HOusatOnic
- and gatnck railroads Fare 81 steamer BElD1E
PORT leaves Cstharine slip at ll30 m and Bridgeport ~
ID
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OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. |,
Is7Ieave depots foot OF C0r;at and Dcs3oas ''S -
ESQ D. N NIGH EXpcs d-liN, f0r IisiOD. bcthte'c. Al
leBuwn Mauch ChrnE, MEkesiue, fttt3h S,Yte hihitA
Rochester Bucaiu. Nlagafa Fai ai. tIs
WpE.- Pullman - 'icitel
RGBf ~. ~, Nupt. a,a EhsG
General Lastcu Olcc ul ta8vh ard t0Itdutts
CIiAS. l. CUMMINGS. AGENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

n ban Inventory Of the property has been fled In said
the Receiver the said railroad which he
application 10 the clerk o the ians 3tav5w
~ Y. STOCK EXCIANGE.-Th0sc wishing
~ to make investments deal in the active
have their buaInes5 carefully transacted by adr ssng
T.. e. STEDMAN.
HanL ar and RIlAnr. 80 HIlaLMaA. NaM YORK;
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Counirp Real Gstatc for 5ale.

A FINE BUILDING PLOT, 60 by 80, or
n 80 by Is6 feet: desraby located and dry soft COZ
yeripnt 10 three dep0ts Flushing L. l. cal on owner No
Spruce st. n Y address X c. Box ll5, Tribune once
n Y Flushing combines country advantages with the city
eOnyeneices gas, sewers. water, DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

PHILADELPHIA Via LONG BKANCH dnu
L the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAiLliuAD-F3re
lower than other Commencing November ID
1876 SewYoTk frem Pier North River Zoe; OF Rec
tor ST. ,, m. NJ. ..
D. in for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms Rive, Ware
town and Tuckerton. W. = SNEOEN Gen. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

NORTHERN RAILROAD % NEWJERsEI
Trans leave for Engcwo0l. CTS Pemont, ana hy1ct
= g:lj a In J. B. J. iio, $50 C 73U p NJ ald Sltu@iiS
nights ouly a; l,3J =. SUfs, =. ~. a1d $50 p ~
NauIe Spring Ngioy AM 5isoy, y - 4 nl - T. i
JNV. y. ABBOTT Ggal rass'f Ascu, Ne" hoik.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSIT

, Lot. on, l4b At 2oiJ # Of Wilisaye, Morsania,
each 25xIOO John Davidson 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD Sc, Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peek slip daiiV a'ns e&cp;eh or
80 IIAYIu III 3 and u D. eNLh.g M VI. asal
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
GENTLE HINT.

In our style of climate, with its sud-
den changes of temperature,-rain, wind
and sunshine often intermingled in q
single day,-it is no wonder that our
children, trends and relatives are so fire.
quently taken from us by neglected colds,
half the deaths resulting directly from
this cause. A bottle of Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup kept about your home for
immediate use will prevent serious sick
ness, a large doctors bill, and perhaps
death, by the use of three or four doses
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs, its sue
cess is simply wonderful, al your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup j!
now sold in every town and village OF
thss continent. Sample bottles for trial
10 cents; regular size, IS cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29
LATEST BY MAIL.

Senator Patterson's condition was much
improved Thursday night. His physicians
say there is a great change for the better.
The Indiana republican state central com
mittee mel at Indianapolis Thursday, and
decided to hold Q convention June ., 1878.
The Tennessee legislature having reached
no result in the settlement of the state debt,
passed Q resolution to adjourn sine die at
noon yesterday.
Courtney has accepted the challenge Cf
Trickett, and sent his agent TO New York
to deposit $3.50 forfeit with the Clipper.
Courtney names Oswego lake as the place of
meeting.
About 100 unemployed laborers waited
on the mayor of Toronto, Thursday. snd
stated that they must have work or they
and their families would starve. A MAORI
ty Of them will be set to work breaking
stones.
The officers of the West Boston savings
bank have availed themselves of the provi-
sion by the laws requiring notice from de-
positors of intended withdrawal. The ulti.
mate ~solvency of the bank depends upon
realization from real estate which has
greatly deprecated in value.
n subcommittee OF the house foreign
affairs committee, charged with the inves,
tigation of the Mexican border troubles
have summoned United States CONSUL Will.
son, at Matamoras; United States CONNER
cial Agent Schugart, at Piedras Negras, anc
Judge Tucker and Col. Ford, two old resi-
dents on the Rio Grande, to appear befor,
the committee after the recess o%fcongress.
An estimate has been made of the los
experienced in the english channel by tn
storm of November IL. Twenty three yes
sells foundered, forty-eight .ers caoA nahnre
t~h;rty-four hid to put back seriously dam
aged, ffty-fve lost anchors. &C., about 2Ot
men were drowned, and the loss of the car
goes is put down at not less than $1,000,
Some light has at last been thrown upor
the probable hiding place Of Commissions
Murphy, of New York. Thursday Super
intendent Walling received a dispatch from
the police authorities of Buffalo stating tha
a check on the Pacific bank for $4,000
drawn by Owen Murphy, had been sent b,
the Consolidated bank of St. GATHERINGS
Canada, to the Farmers & Mcdaniel banl
of Buffalo for collection. From this tn
superintendent infers that Murphy is
st. GATHERINGS.
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IL N e 8.

IL IN lis.
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines Of the West and North
west, and, with Its numerous branches and con.
n%ections, forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wis
consin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa,
Nebraska, California and the Western Terrific
ries. Its
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best route between Chicago
Nebraska, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah. Nevada,
California, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia
Chicago. St. Paul & Minneapolis Line
l. the Shortest line between Ch acS dgS Sia and all
andfor Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
and ali points in the Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse, Winona and St. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse,
Wine%na, k9ches .a5 0 eSS Io'nts M NJ son.Se st. a rsi
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Wstertown. FOND du Lac, oshkosh, Appleton,
Green Bay. Escanaba. Negannee, Marquette,
try. Its $50 =,
Freeport and Dubuque Line
l. s.t the only route os sns sl1 G GaISts ~, .n Fre s :
It's
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
10 the old Lake Shore Route, and 10 the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, LAKE
Forest. Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, he
nosha and Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
arc run on aIl through trains OF THIS roxa.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars be
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis
! Chicago and Milwaukee,, Chicago and Winona, o.
Chicago and Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chicago with tn
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
trail, Baltimore & Ohio, Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 4
|Chicag ), Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes
Tor eli points East and South.East, and with tn,
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for 81
points South.
Pacific II. X. at Omaha for all far West points.
CIoss connections made at Junction p0tnES tDil
rains of all eross potafs.
Tickets over this route arc sold by all C0upol
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canades
Remember. you ask for your Tickets VIA tn
other.
New York once. No. AIS Broadway Bostot
Once, No. 8 state strcct; Omaha Once, SS Farm
street; ChicAso rtcke; Ohiccs. 81 CLARK stree,
nader sherman House; % Canal. corner Aadiso
and Canal ~atrccis; Wells street De lot, corue
Wclls aud kinv,e stsscta.
Fur rates or Information not AtsainAhe fOl
IetvU 8vou11S.
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