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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-25

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of sbley street. Tickle, aud FrAipbt
office, No. 43 Jackson street 90
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
st. Pa,., Raf,roaa Time Tables.
First Division St. Paul 8 Pacific nal,,wd

First Division st. Paul & Pacific Railroad.
Main Line through trains for Litcbh.ld, W,.insr.
Benson. Morris, GlyndoD, CrookI IL, E..nsrs
Landing and Manitoba.
Leave. Axe
81. Paul. 500 p. m. Fisher is'ei1 SIS a N.
minneapolis. $40 p. m. Miuuear olis!G:Il .. ~.
shef LANDING 80 p m st. PAD .lG:42 10
Willmar Accommodates,
Leave. ArNa
". Paul - 10 m Minneapolis - .s2 "a
Minneapolis s: SO m ST. Paul j, 4G.n ,n
Branch Line through train for st. Cloud, Bralue,d
and Bismarck.
Leave. Arrive
st. Paul 1880 q. m. Minneapolis $50 D. m,
Minneapolis. :. I 80 q. m. st. Paul 64r Q. M.
s. Paul, Minneapolis and Aimnetonka tyaIns.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-25

Chicago, Milwaukee 6 st. Paul Railway,
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket end
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and Jack
streets. CharleS Thompson Ticket Age,at 81,
Paul.
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HENRY O'GoRaAN
Attorney for Mortgage. july 11-7w-thur

STATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
jD SSH Probate Court. :
In the matter of the estate of Susan B. Jackson de
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-25
STREET RAILWAY.

The Matter Rests as Yesterday--Ss4pt. 1T
elUoOd Putting Dozen Track on the Side of
the BrtdOe--4 Hope that the Matter ,cilL
be CO1nDrOntised.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

cssses leading to such tremendous results flat
we weakly fashion Supreme Creator in the
uman shape and with consistent reverence
place ourselves, our destinies and all the
works and worlds we know or dream of in his
Glands" 1t seems to me that in thus mould
ing our ideas of a Supreme Being into these
merely human proportions we are exhibiting
a willingness to be very easily satisfied with
our own conceptions of that which is really
uncomfortable in all it's respects and possible
tiles. SILL the sense of our dependence upon
the Supreme disposing and dispensing Power is
not i'll any degree lessened by any effort Of the
mind to free itself from the impression made
upon it by our earlier teachings, the teachings
of the hopeless sinfulness of an unbelef in the
words and phrases and figures of speech con
tanned in the Bible. Rather is there some
thing elevating and expanding i'll the thought
which is winged beyond the personal God of
Abraham Isaac and Jacob, past 'the great
white throne" beyond the city of the golden
pavements and pearly gates out into no less
clear and infinitely wider realm, the realm of
intellectual thought domain second only
in extent to the shoreless sea of Time or
the Unreasonable fields of the siderial heavens.
Perhaps owe the readers of the MORNING
APPEAL an apology for thus getting them and
myself into this very deep water. But they
will remember how far away am and how
remote is the sense of danger. Let the dis
senters object never SO loudly, l cannot hear
them. But yet | am also without the limits
wherein can be heard the plaudits of the con-
curing Perhaps it is as long as it is broad.
At all events, l will make no rash promises,
although hope not only to do better i'll my
next sermon but to keep on improving. Yet
do yearn to stand within the shadow of the
Sierra once more and get closer to you. my
fockl!ngs, taking the risk of your sometime
displeasure that l may be blessed with the
of an Old and valued neighborShip.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

Washington, April 27-The Mrs Ruth
erford B. Hayes Temperance Society" last
night dropped the name of the organization,
ON the ground that, although Mrs. Hayes dis
countenanced wine at the Duke Alexis and
other dinners at the executive mansion, she
countenanced the use of claret punch at a
dinner on an excursion steamer on Delaware
Bay during recent Presidential trip.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

EDITORIAL CHANGES C. c. s. Wright has
retired from the charge, or his part of it, of
the Times Review Mr.. H. B. LOOMS, for a
long time past editor OF the Eureka Repubh-
can, has severed his connection with that pa
Dor and goes to the Comstock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

A homicide is reported at Secret Canyon
An Italian named Pareno Philippe delivered
himself up to the authorities stating that he
had killed one of his partners, Chellestra Ne
grena, in self defense. There were no wit
nesses to the afray. The deceased was a ma
tive of Switzerland.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

gentleman made several grammatical mis-
takes, most likely made because he was in
hurry to get through.
An essay was then read by Miss Nicholson
Of Virginia. The criticism applied to Misses
Everitt and Habicht, apply also to Miss
Nicholson. The essay was we'll written and
interesting.
Mr. Casebeer of Dayton, recited parody
on 1.-The Raven" which caused considerable
amusement. Mr.. c. spoke much too low,
otherwise the recitation was excelently de-
livered.
Mr. Garrison then came forward and gave
some exhibitions of the art of drawing. Mr.
G. labored under great disadvantage, as the
blackboard was poor. He did better than
could have been expected and the only crit
icism We have to offer is that he did not quit
after he saw that his work could not be we'll
done on the board
Thursday morning the teachers we're very
highly entertained by the kindergarten ex-
ercises at Miss Babcock school, and received
many valuable hints in regard to primary in
struction.
The afternoon exercises were opened by
Supt Kelly reading telegraphed essay from
Supt Campbell of Oakland, Cal What We
heard of this condensed essay made us very
sorry that we were prevented from hearing
the whole. 1t was like getting mouthful of
bread when we want square meal. 1t made
us hungrier than ever.
The afternoon session was taken up by
paper by Mr. Van Wagenen Of Gold Hill,
on the subject of school trustees, etc, and a
paper grading by Mr.. Ewing of Virginia,
man does not wish to pass very severe crit
cisms for personal reasons. The paper on
grading was an ably written argument in
favor of that subject. Mr. Ewing read most
too slowly, but very distinctly
The evenings exercises consisted of a dance
at Moore & Parkers Hall The dresses were
very fine; almost too many trails, however,
for the safety and comfort of the gentlemen
The lunch was very good and plenty of it.
Every body seemed well pleased and went
nome hdppE.
Friday morning the first subject was school
discipline by Mr.. Bray. The essay was a
good one. Mr. Bray is a good discpliarian,
and has a happy faculty of telling how to
maintain order.
The afternoon session was opened by very
fine paper by Mr.. Davis, who suggested many
valuable amendments to our school laws
The discussions during the week have been
very interesting, but hardly general enough.
The ladies have, that is, most Of them, been
rather backward about coming forward in the
discussions.
The Query Box has been most too much of
puzzle box. If the questions had have been
OF a character inclined to draw out opinions
on discipline, recitatons, etc, the box would
have been more profitable, and fully as inter
esting.
Taking the Institute as whole, Il Is CON
sidered by your committee on criticism as a
success, and we ought to go back to work
fresh and ready for business.
Mills VAN WAGEEEN,
Miss ANNA DUNLAP,
MRs NJ. STUART
COMMITTEES
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

A famine is raging at Vranja, caused by
military acquisitions. At Rustchuk, out Of
5000 Russians, forty or fifty die daily of ty-
phus. At Adrianople, Sistova and Tirnova it
is reported that hundreds die daily.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

Paris April 27.- \ hundred Thousand for
eigners have already arrived to witness the
ceremony at the opening of the Exhibition on
Wednesday next, May LIST, The prices Of liv
ing have not advanced to the extent that was
feared The exhibition will not be in full
trim until the beginning of June. The build
ings are finished, and exhibitors only are be
hind The English, American Swiss and
Dutch sections are the most advanced.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

New York, April 27.--Among the passen-
gers for Europe to-day is c. W, Bonynge,
President of the San Francisco Stock Ex-
change,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28

The Methodists of Ruby Hill are making
successful efforts toward the erection of place
of worship for that sect Large donations have
already been received by the Trustees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28
EDITORIAL PILLOW-SLIPS AND
"SHAMS.'
MASON DIX SAxrg, MERcRED1, AvRm

MY BELOVED HEARERS: Once more 1t is the
privilege of your Shepherd to address you
from his somewhat peripatetic but nonethe-
less familiar pulpit Lest the purpose and in
tent of my effort DO mistaken l deem it pru-
dent to employ the we'll known head line here
with reproduced and presented. Your atten-
ton is invited to the following short effort in
the direction of
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
Il TWINE, AND LETTER BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
" ..rIr.-nrDN La a. Lee u A-A

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Dec IL. 1873
UNrTf TIiE Ed DNY OF JGNuARY 1914 at Il o'clock
for furnishing MrIP nG os sPe sg BSd s9e Ls9s states a
months from tho st day OF February 1879 the sd arL.
blank AGENCY OF the Post ONCE Department Washing
The quality estimated quantity of each article re-
900 reans Of Wrapping Paper 2Ox2j inches sire and TO
weigh pounds to the each eam to contain 70 perfect
100 rcams Wrapping Paper 26rO inches in sire and 10
weigh 90 pounds the each rran to contain ~ prect
100000 pounds of Cotton 1wne to be sp and TO measure
not less than 900 yards to IN pound 70 Ge pnt up ID o m
OO0 pounds Hemp Twine TO bo Sply. and 10
@ balls TeishlmE i6oa Ple 20 20, trH IN %
samples Of he Pa ad Tgo required VIII be furnished
persons who desire 10 bid, on application 10 tho Blank
Lrrr Balances capable Of weig hing eight Ounces ay'rlu
pos ght metric systcm 10 DC graduated down
Perfect arcuTacy srrng and durabywi be required in
samples Of each de- ripon Balances accompany
bid and the bidder Who obtain the contract viii DC
required to furnish Balances OF aquhy In 81 respects eina
Each Balance mas, w,l securely packed IN boy Tor
trans Oraon. ana dGyrtd to oi eNpthS, 10 tue DlAnA
Mr or es i6sU the estimated may ordered
Becost- % the Department may require NJ the d
crctun OF The Po,tmastrr-Gen EI. .
VIII be made Tor each article separately deemed
mot adN dutag gcOus To tie Department. 90,
BIDS maze IA conformity vita tbs advertisement VIII
aeh Gdr mnst furnish with his Propossi sgaraniee,
posruastor such reliable persons
BLANK forms for IIop1sas w b. furnished On application 10
the auk Agency, =. u. Departments ---,
bond with two sufficient sneios will be required 70 each
contract.
any attempt impose the department articles Inferior
tho opinion OF the Postmaster neral to h"" CONTRACTED
viii be considered sufficient cause for The forfeiture OF the
proposals endorsed The envelope Proposs, or
oal foT Tvine addressed the Eifs Assistant Post
DecI3law6wF fosinaatorSe'rT~L>
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Tur CLEARING HOUSE SYSTEM
,rs HISTORY, METHODS AND RESULTS

IT'S HISTORY, METHODS AND RESULTS
vr,, DESCRIPTION or ITS PRACTICAL WORKINGS
IN TIE NEw-YoRK CLEARISG HOUSE.
The history of Clearing Houses IN this country
and the methods of business pursued in typical
onethe Clearing House of this oty-aie given IN the
,ubioined article. The New-iork House comprises
afty-nine banks and the way in which clearances
involving millions of dollars are made daily, with
difference of not a single cent in the accounts, is
described with much detail. The latest addition to
the Clearing House Association here is the Sub
Treasury, whose officers express much satisfaction
at the results of the new plan
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
&1 50 To BOSTON slls 9, I n,,,,n,r

CoNNECTiNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED In ps SEVEN c"NaAoVfi'h
The elegant steamers sTONINGTON and MARIA.
GANsET Pier SO North River foot otJaystl As f50
~ pi daily (exespt sundaysh ..
from s. eto sold via this from York 20 Beston
for al 80. ...
Tickes for sse all principal ticket Offices statrreems
offices OF Westc0t Express Company and at so
363 and 3e7 Bosdway ana Of Metropolitan and fa Avenue
"''s Providence LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and 0SLATEA leave prrr - North
River Of Warren ST. daily Except soadays, a m
r,e,sht via either une tsken at low eat rates
L. w. fILkINs, q. z. AgL d. =. BAbc0Chs ffoA
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
proposals.

A MEXICAN SHOAL LIGHTHOUSE, Florida.
N TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
Proposals for the Metal Work for Lighthouse for American
ShOal, Florida
OFI1CE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD.l
Washington, ID. G.. Dec, q, 1873.
proposals will be received this Office until twelve
2l o'clock Thursday January ~ g. from iron manufac
turcrs for furnishing the NJ work Of Lighthouse for
American Florida Plans specifications forms OF pro-
other information be obtained nom the uI
der signed, on application by mail or iu person.
PETER &. HAMS,
Major Of Engineers. u. y A.,
Engineer Secretary. Lighthouse Board
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
grcnrslcns.

NETROP0LITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM 6;J0A. n. TO ~ J.; NJ
Nt I-Ntarest point for W all stioel teIry'
aud cnnnrcts with tor South Ferry ~ -,
COtRTT GNDT TEEET-NcaTcs point Tor Jersey city and
tommunipaw lUrrr-. 80. ., ., - d,
Nrarr.t point for Post Ofice CITY Hall and
barclay street Ferry 10 IiOboken. , 49,,
RsIw,y Ferry
HANKIIS.~TEEET- .-. ~, -.
uRAND-TREET point for Desbrosse5 street Ferry
~ Jersey Ciy and connects with Tor DesDOst ana
Fa.t Grand street Ferries.
BIEFC sTI,EET- Connects with cars Tor East anu
West. Co.,,
Perry tobOkrn connecting with cars Tor Christopher
nj Fast Tenth stirred Ferries
FOIfkTEFSTif SrREET Nearest point 70 tnfcn @1uarc
WaI.eks aud Is Theatres. Academy of Music; IT
ying and rammany Halls connecting WIN cars Ior EaS
third Unity fourth street frfiles. ,.
TygI.N nD.~IEEEr-NCar point To BO0tht ~
Theatres. Grand Opria House; OlhuI q ;
Garden NEsonic Temple, Snh twenty 'lhlru Su'e'
Ferry Jcrs@y city - s,..,.r,
TpiaTS TTIKD.S TRrET- Searcst point to STANDARD
Brpa,vay aud Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium ahl
san Frauasco MnsTels. connecting Win cars loi "eo
haSkrB Ferry. -,., =. -. >.,,L Tran.
frr C0rplny'. cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTlErIl STKEEr- . - ,,--.-., ,.,,
fiFrY. EIGHrH STREEr-Nelres point iot CenEl r''A'
ennusrf n with ears Of EcIt Line Railroad
Furu enst side stations.
T,r ,ov DtoNu nA side HtitlOhs
FARF 10 CENTS. Except between the hours OF O"'o 10
m. and q %. when the lare = cents
'' ' WI. Il. GARRISON, President
NJ yAS BBOCRLIH. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
6tsumboats ano RAILROADS..

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
VA alIyns Point from Norwich River
steamers CITY OF NEW.YORk" ani CITY OF hos
TON" at a:3i ~ IN. daily, Sundays included
FARE ONE DOLLAR overy day In tbs week
Positively tickets good only day OF sale and on trains
CONNECTING AUyns Pon Good supper for 80
cents. Tickets for sale al Pier 40,
NORWICH LINE
for Boston Worcester Portland. and all points North and
' New.I oudon and Norwich
steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
fom Pier 80 Sorth River 1t daily
saterooms be obtained a. the oree os tn
Company, No. 47 Broadway corner OF Cana.6 Freignt
all points nj lowest rates. For further mioratsn
ipo nire Pier 40 North River
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
THE DEBT OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 1S.-The House to-
day adopted readjusment" resolutions providing for
conference OF the creditors Of the State with the r.
Committees Of both Houses on the 18th Of Janu-
sry basis OF settlement be the principles
OF the bill known the Barbour bill" and that the
present rate OF taxation In the State DO exceeded
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20

cisco Bank, yesterday stole a package Of $4,000 In
greenbacks and abscondd is supposed that he left
on the steamship Oceanic. for China.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
TO PHILADELPHIA AiA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
EEw-YoBK AND PHILADELPHIA.


Fourteen %sadpa a saS@ o eo 0ep0 In
-' se S ag the
Trains I cave 'sS Pc sSss s and Court
Iso 80. SO iio imtsS II a. m sse 81 7:so.
$50 AID 10 p Sunday. 4:so and a. NJ; >, D. 1;dO.
Boats Of BrookIvn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY sorng speedy and direct transfer
Reirni5s trains leave Philadelphia leol $40 sl5 T.
$50. and 1855 ON sunday i2;oi 3;i5, S5o $50,
H s2s and o. BFeaT.y No As,Ss
Scs ap Ia iis ana us HusSnt Hseotsn Depot Jsfssi
ef.I; ftIsAN9 s%fTfN5 TH1MsoS. a 'D''' p FARMER
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Ag.
V,HE ERIE RAILWAY viii hereafter be
sHa FagSn rsS ~ u ShnfLsob AIaneenens q AIMS "a.
snSst % essase Day DrawnsroOm
s s 5qi spn. g ,s wss ssa at soss.,, B1o
rn%ans IN s best Drawing sIespas cesnss Baass
DaS - rnsas s1pT. sSo Ss sss. ss SsS s
Ccsso without changes also Hote pinnscars to
's9p'SS p q. EIuisrant Train for the West.
Trains leave cha%osIsss Depot New YeFs or ,s ,on
M aud Il mdnght saturday nights only Sundays 9i5 a.
and F.;;ais s ~ ID 10 Ies aSIi mr. z
s1neays s. $50 ioi5 iis go p NJ aud u midsght.
naS n and fS = Sn aas 1 easy ss ssS SIS lois iS
ss$ e .f S "a, sjo mid mid
c.raS al 7.3 "a. 800 4;so p: N. Sundays $50
SsxsaIsn a. e M $50 30 t3S n; n Sunday. ssS M
ssssu assias ans sis 3 iSis a. NJ $50 sI5. iSo p N
sg9sS: %iaa:.s.s sSe sa io' iois T S s $50 p NJ sun
Sy o .. ,as soauoct % Win and os.sao r.
RI PsTt a. ysrais 7As Iols M 49, O. sundays.
sEfuRE n leave sl is ninutss earlier than above
.sss sos ,.se w @ aogF s 'sYs
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Gin Real Gstate TOR Safe.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr salc-An elegant
~ oot house. fOursIory. bTOwnstOnc front 10 perfect
order extension all improvements In one of tn best
blocks uptown between 6ta ami 6n-lvcs, 10 hTsttats
party; agents viii please not apply. +. o. Box i,las.
A-PARK-AVE., near 3GIH-ST.-SupcTb
VIZ. STEVENSON, JR., Agent.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- no cure pay VenaOr; state rights for sale
Huh, Grppen Il Co. 3davc, below 2ithst.. Newly ork
500 000 1aF,ODR-ST0CRY brown. stone,
sonable RULAND g. WHITING, o Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Orean Slsumers.

GUI0N LINE, -
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LTN ERPOOL,
Leaving Pier IS y. L.. foot Of Kingst.
MONTAN 4 TU F.SDAY. Dee ~. $50 q.
WISCONSTS ,.......-..... TU fsSDAY. 81 10
WYONING,.... .... ......TUE DAY. Jan. l. $50 n
NENAJA tt ESDA y Jan 2l $50 p m
Tt Is DAY. Jan = a. m
re These built ~ iron, In ortght COM
paftmcBt furnished with every requisite TO make
the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hsv
ing bathroom smoking. room. dTawDgroOm plano AMI H.
bTary; steUaress and caterer
each The all deck thus Insury
those geaest OF all uxuros at pefect ventilation and
light
CABIN PASSAGE seeorlng TO srsterooml SIS, s65 and
ISTFRMEDIAff. $40; sTEERAGE s26.
OFFICE. No. 20 BRoApWAY. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20

FINANCE DEPATTNESr
BtBRAr FOR TIE COLLECTION or TNIRs. :
No. 81 chambers ST.. New York. December !, 1873. }
NOTICE t0 TAX-PAIERS.-All persons
~ who have omitted 90 their for the 1878
hereby nolhr REQUIRED by law the same 10
ne Receiver o. Taxes at his Once before the lst day
one pei cent VIII be collected on all paid before the
18Th day OF December instant all paid
and hfDE that daie aud
computsl from ths IA le day
on which the assessment rOs aud aeveTe
o thn Heeeyrr all taxes remaining after
the said lsi day Of January. 1879.
No money Will be received sitter . O'Clock d. M.
oaice hours from a. M to2p.m
MARTTN T. MCMAHON
Receiver sf Taxes
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Crates ano fenoers.
Bankrupt Notices.
,OURT,

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u EASTERN DISTRICT OF NBW.YORK.-ln the mat
ter OF FELLOWS, HOFFMAN, & CO.. BaDkrupts -Sohc' IS
undersigned assignee Of the above
b nupts will sell public aucDn TO the highest bidder on
the Sd day JanuaTy 1873 at ~ O'Clock noon AZ their a-
tory os 81 g3 95 Re- BOerums IN the city OF BIUoAy
d. all their stock Of eyerv description eth
manufactured process Of manufacture inrulns
shangs pueys nachine-. OILS mOulds patterns ceuckS
horse harness COntaned IN said factory an also
all their inei in oean letters pate H. and on the fh day OF
1879 l. O'Clock NJ their store. Ne lOJ
NewYoTk. all their stock OF ner.
Chanse comprising fixtures OF every description brass
fittings and shades including sore fixtures and
Office furniture in said store.
JOHN j. THORN Assignee
81 ChamberssL,
New.York.
ERAsTUs NEW.
Attorney FOR Assignee.
90 Nassau.st,
New.IUIk City.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Custom 6ouse Aotire.

CUSTOM HOUSE NEwY oax Coz rH Nov
NOTICE Is hs given that the fsw,ng des6ed nd
concur
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Giin properIn 60 Eel.
Gonntrp fJroperIn % fet.

A 7 ORANGE, N. J.-NeighbOrhOod specially |;
several dessbe furnished aud uhiuDished residences
for rebt winter year also for low Drices easJ
terms EDWARD r. HAMILTON, 80 Pinest. y. ".
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-At Madison,
MI. IL rooms depot very low. Apply 70 j..
A. WEBB l65 Pearlst., SewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Dec 10. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Dec. 10. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
Bu c. J. Lyon.
1o 6sss lanes lanes p M5e;sranS ooA.e oaon $500
100 solomon a Loeb Sbi " ~ $4,000
piSS g, an Mes, a. sIia HdoIUus $500
s. So s54s RG%1s q sA1e Ee lot S
,a,Iss Ses sa;S with lot No SSi West sith.st
OF s'nsv% io 1l7Oo
e. S ss !; s9G o II OF AVeA lo' o5oo
I"0 '"' " BY. X Stegessor IT, o.,
latSry brick house win lot SS 0 Ess hSs
IsnSt amhsi O' 15.4OO
LAi"O0'' Bv Ho,card ". Coates:.,
/ 3-story dwelling with lot, No2l5 West SSdst
i nsii Ieo II -" oi 'thA'e io' -oA'o.o' ".. 1900
lots hss washng gioa ave. 200 6thst, a3d 40,
"''0' By Bic6Gri Y Harpen.
1s'CFs eGT dfn'P5 ISRsi R1o Ot S62sg ass frame ss
No2i0 East lgh-st 81 # W OF 2dsye lot ~ ,oo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERa
vEw-YoRK CITY
Perys Nc?6 e SIs5 John LOrns and wife to 40 400
Same Properfy; SOPHIA smith to Mary Lorng: 1000
syd i HeoTy TeteTee 10 iancf Hutchinson $500
ho'Ser papSelv =. re;eree sH to- John Kramer $500
81 s. gSO resrcs :. % 10 Wilnam Arga 10000
eisfs to q ahe m3aa Life 10000
pxSn referee TO the Mutual Lie Com
sn TciaTee tS Emile W Dana ..... $3.50
S''Dft refsrse' &c. 70 3 Young 1890
'"SI livingston to Hannah Bier6of ,..,....... COO
00'sE Niles Abdrns referee to Aagusi l. Noss1r 1900
Steers. jr referee. to the NewYork Life Insur e.oo
I2osR.st aRsa ISp s sSS IT Of lhave 2Oxiao james
1O. Ssnss'Gi rs ssvS stf 20 fS Ss9
pHes and & 9nsOanc Of 2 dazs i%SaH David
Morrison ana wife to Janet DicSn son..... 5000
Isl rsieree . TO OF Frederick Butterfed 5000
ozos1 Is5eFes e. ts a Anderson Fowler 1O5v
RECORDED LEASES.
Baumbach. Kaharina to Henrette Young No. 4Ss .,oo
lothave. years at annual rent 10, - si-o
and 7s Hester.st. years at annunl rrnt Of f;. l2OO
The Mayor etc, TO Isaac G. Ogden. south 9th q,
ave. Of sprins-st. 1000 years for.
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Dewa TTa3cs and VIII 70 the MnHa Life insur a. 600
fl'f sToadwaV Ssltyan% y; ycaGsS sG $500
f0Tsf SgerSf shaw NJ .S 1900
Lero' of 'A1r Htps y. Year ar '-o o'1A 5000
Mitchei Ella b and another to Merritt Trimble,
MAYOR Peerand VIE William Hayton, sstOne. ooo
sane Wears ar Imam 10000
Nosser, August aud wife. 10 The New York Life In.
suranoo Co. Sjth.st " Of LeAingonaye; ,oooo
white Il to Ellen Young. l2lth.st Of 3d-aye. non
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Burchen Jenerre James Burchel $500
BurChcA James to DiedriCh lir!dgerd---.-.. 1duu
COnderse. Els 20 Thomas Inghau. GooO