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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
nrC;yuGyD LIVESTOCK MaEKE'

KECIs'IU-kD LIf E-SIOth N.lhhEIs
The rocrints Of live stock for The week ending
April "a. 1878, were very light and in consequence
quote beef cattle fully ic higher for best grades,
quality considered; but with full supply They will
he likely to fall 10 last weeks price, Scarcely any
thing doing iu hogs; very light demand, with so
&c. Oil. We quote:
Beer Cattte-Vcry best, 5$d 59:c.: good, a.. M5c
mclium or good fair qualify 3&64c. common,
thin Steers. &C., 25i@3tlc q d.. gross.
NogS-Yety be'I, 3GJiac. r To-. net.
Mccp.-Ncry best. 90 oiic.; fair to good, An
lie 4 h.. gross. ard very dull.
In1ab$.-$l .3o@s3.50 = mead
/ TeG|s.-$3tG:S +: head.
sLiich Colrs.-a2OM is5G;5O . llcnd.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 24.-The supply of loose tobacco is dimn-
ishine gradually, and will continue TO grow less rs
the shipping season approaches. Prices, however,
remain unchanged and except for really good ar
Tugs To-day failed to command bd and really
good article sells low. Perhaps when the. better
grades are put on the market prices VIII look up
TO common, IL .50mS3.50. Lcaf-f,nmmOu, 5000
s3.7 :common to good, $3.75@*S.25. Wrappers
Dark. s. 0,-d0DenI,
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NEW YORK WOOL n1ARKEr.

APRIL 23.-There has been very little done since
our last report. The few small lots taken by manu-
facturers have shown fairly steady prices but free
offerings TO sell. Sales 25 bales spring California
at Gle; 1000 pounds spring California on private
terms; L bales Eastern Oregon at Z5c.; So bales
No fall California ut &c.; 900 pounds noils.
10000 pounds medium Eastern Texas and 5000
pounds full California Oh private terms.-Journat
cr[ No.
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lOtbcr houses had sales ct like priccs.l
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
MARKET

APRIL 22.-VirglnIa bright five pounds. s0M
90c.: Virginia bright nvc and extra twist, 5S
a6Oc; Virginia bright extra 6-nch twist, "a
G6Sc.: Virginia medium g. and 12-lnch twist. Sc
IA 5Sc.: Virginia common g. and 12-inch twist. 400
Sac; Virginia mahogany navy IS. 4s. and 5s, 5M
soc; Virginia smoking, ~ and is. 4O@6Oc.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 53M34c.
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50@32c.: Louisville
navy, mahogany, second class. 4G@4Sc.: Louisville
navy, fine black. 4SGr50c.: Kentucky smoking to-
bacco, tbs rs, and u. 29G40c.- Courier JOurnak
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GENERAL MARKETS.
WORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

NpRIL 23.-wlth easier Creek markets rI ana IND
sellers II, decline Naphiha quoted ~ 9 o1sp 1T
eIms1c' Refined quoted ar lie: Pbiladelpna,
lie and baltimore delivery nj lOAc Cases N New
York, i4@1 6&c 4. ths Petroleum s 9, as and
closed mt sl.27h bid and sl.2sh asked. win safes
~ < nno barrels-Journat of Commerce.
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BY telegraph.

l. NKw YORK, April 25.-Gold opened at lOOH.
Noon.-Stocks Irregular. Money on en- ]. & per
cent Gold, 1904 Exchanee-Long, 1864: short,
4S9: State bonds steady. Governments tribe
weaker for some.
Epenlng.-Money easy at per cent Sterling
quiet at 4SGE. gold steacY at 10U3s@100H. Gov
ernments and States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 25.-VirgnIa G's, deferred,
AZ; consolidated, G14 second series, 80. Bid to-
tlS.
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sEw YORK DRY.G0oDs MARKET.

AppIr 13-ThroughOut the market the demand
q, foods has been OF au extremely limited charac-
e and few seiections been made except OF
such goods as are wanted for immedlats steS, o
similsr Shipment made by canal and slow irelehts
for n near irrespective demand. The occurrence at
FAN River during the last few days have atraSteo
considerable attention In the market; anu ~
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NEW YORK. S.r,,aC MAEKET.

APRIL 23.-Sew.crop Virginia quoted at $3.50
$3.50; foreign mt s95@S100 for lead seal, and
800 for low gradcs.-Journay of Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 25. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 81 bushels. Red, 1866 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-IThhe 24O bushels.
OATs.-332 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 81 bushels prime ut 1928.
Red. so bushels fair Fultz at SI.1S; 100 bushels
very good Fuiz ut S1.26; 20 bushels fair Futz at
$3.50; Al bushels very good Lancaster ut ) l37
caster nj Sl.33 IA bushels very good Lancaster at
S1.35; "a bushels fair Futz at 1928; 704 bushels
good Fultz al 1924: I04 bushels mixed at 5 l.35
Oh bushels prime Fuliz at $l.25; 1.6G6 bushels
mixed on private terms; 102 bushels very good
Eultz at 1928; 16S bushels good Fultz at S1.23:
Ful'Z at 81 "a; 81 bushels prime FultZ ut 1927
40 bushels fair mixed at S1.25 : 8 bushels very
good Lancaste" at 81 .35-total. 1928 bushels.
bushels prime spring ut 40c.-tota, l36 bushels.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETAI

Fine. "a: superine, $4.50MS4.75; extra snmer-
fine. s5.GO@S5.75: common family. s6.25@
$3.50 ianrt family and City Mills, $7@$7 30.
Market dull.
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Canada.

TORONTO, OST., April 25.-John Holmes,
boot and shoe manufacturer, has made an
assignment. Liabilities said 10 be s$75, 600.
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CARRIAGES. BuGGsEs, &c.

T lGHT FAMILY CARRlAGES,C ia. pf.lR3
1 saS4-tx;;f-
PHAETON$, BUGGIES, &C.
have large assortment OF the above articles.
Ny facilities for manufacturing all kinds OF yehi-
Giles cannot be excced. and Oh that account can I'LL
orders at very short notice and very low price.
REPAIRING AND ALTERATIONS.
I'm th!; department, requiring as nluch skiH AND
eynarancc is the building Of new carriages, oteI
uucgualled advantages. - ~
GEORGE \. AlSSLIE.
nb5 No. 10 Tenth street.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

APRIL 23.-Beeces-Frc.h arrivals were 20 car
loads, or 475 head, but not being rysilar m MA,
mand for dressed beef was quite limited, ami ut a
late honr The hooks were Tiled with beef. Ordinary
TO prime native narire bcefsidcs ranged from To
Sc. 4 d., and common 10 decent Texas beef from
g.! to &c.
scarcely any demand, and the market closed weak
at 6Gl7c. g ID. for common to prime vcalS: 4"f 5ac.
for COMMON to medium veaIs; and s3;50GE$l 70
per head for hobs, Hos-nrcssed ycals ruled dull
at 7sSSc. = ID. for jersey. aud 6l@G 7!3c for state.
Sheep AMI Lambs.-fresi arrivals were 7 car,
n, S We're T not m s e sld Z" com t t"
prime unshorn sheep were quoIcd at 53uGac =
%. and common to rrime clipped sheep at 51s@
5irc. = ID. Fair 10 prime Jersey lambs ranged from
81 TO $3.50 3 head, and j carload Of extra Vir-
ginl lalubs 50 bs., sold at oltc. q b. Dealers
port quiet trade at @ DC. for dressed muttou, and
12M1Sc. for dressed lambs
Srine.-Frcsh arrivals were so carloads, or
| S.9i7 head, all consigned drcc: To slau2htcrcrs.
None sold aliv-.-J0@rnnt Of Commerce..
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
| APRIL 22.-HOrses and Hules.-The number of
head OF stock Offering III this DEPARTMENT oil live
stock yesterday not large enough to create q
general market, and sale, were iswaHd far between
THE general STATUS OF quotations IcnaI"S ~aeNAnEea
rs follows:
Good Driving llorscs-No sales. .S125@&200
Pluss-ln ZOO supply; small! demand; 25@ so
slreeters-f4lr and good New York
GOOD. ~ 800. "rr.: 700 90
| Streeters-Bostcn and Philadelphia In
| light supply light demand. ........:.. 1oGE 80
! General Working-ln fair supply: light
| demand. ..............'. foVI LOU
| Drlught norscs-Demaud fair; few
in tic market. LOG 40
| MULES.
Plug NIules-Supply moderate; demand
| dull. :..-....'.;.. oog9
Plantation Mulcs-Slpply liberal; de-
| mand good 0utGI %
Smooth Mue3-Fair and good qualities,
from Is TO l5l hands high, In light
| supply: demand fair.................. 90GD l15
Smooth MuieS-Fair and good, from
| l5Y to Ii hands high III light supply. 12O0 14O
| Smooth Mues-Fair and good, from 8
| TO lGI hands high, III light supply;
| demand medium. ..................... 1zohE LOU
UNBROKE MULES.
Quotations on all grades are sl0@Slo g mead less
| than those for broke mules. unbroke mules, 70 be
saable must be fat. Fat mules, four years od and
under sell at l06Sl less than other mules or same
.r,de Those that are over four years old to seven
Fears are the most Observation-Disclosures.
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E,SeI..fslEDIGG,

OOk-BINDiNGTOSU lFTNE u EAAS
Is AND TASTE OF AiI.-Our Endery l. COM
n,etc enough to Turn ont any hini of work waht"'! .
equal to any North or South. We use materials ant!
wOrllmen according to the Giaiity OF Worh, Inert
fore we can bind In 4 cheap manner IL YOUR price
or in The best artistic style 1t Our price. Coca
ELANk-B0OkS a specially. .. ,,>,,,,.,,r
We have for sale al 1900 n EnGk-HlEDnHi
with all the necessary machinery and tools. lhia l.
good chance for some ac.ivt man - make EGoa
living. lap 22-d&wl RAEDOLpii E'uLiSh'
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SUMMER RESORTS.

'sNHE NYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
4 COMFORT. YA.-Sitnated wfihin 100 yards
pacity for 600 guests. Has all modern Improve
meats, elevator, gas aud electric bells In every
roon,: wafer bat-rOOls, and closets on each floor
Six daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen to
twenty irst-class steamers land daily except sun
,,ayl l5O yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated. aud every comfort provided
for tourists aud hpalth-Seekcr' during the winter.
Frc-escapes only Gfty feet apart OH every floor 81.
nerior beach for bathing at door-s.cpS, and good
from Nav until November. R0ating, fishing, anu
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
scribing hygienic advantages.
lion OF: and number in ROOM length Ell stay. &C.
'' HARRISON PHOEBCS.
,,rtt,u91 Proprietor.
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CARPETS, MATTINes, ae.

MO. %, CORNER GOVERNOR AND
IN FRANKLIN STREETS.-We have just re-
Of all grades, from 90 TO SOC. per yard OIL Cloths.
Carpets, Shades, Holland. Cornice and Lace Cur
tafns, Rugs, Mats, &C. A full line OF all kinds OF
Paper Hangings. Work cone in town or country.
All orders promptly attended TO.
nj A T t n G S.
We call attention of The largest and cheapest
stocks OF
MATTIN
ever brought to this city, The latest spring styles In
CARPETS, .t.
OIL-CLOTHS.
LACE CURTAINS, &C.,
In stock, at very low prices.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON 3 SONS.
APPS 1904 Main street.
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IASsNE sN'GEs.s.GI:aiSGS..
FEESe'TEIFsE.

400 EAST MAIN STREET-SN
ILOC NEW Store! NEW GuODSnta,
LOWEST PRICES III have just received - jIa3
full liue of FURNITURE for chamber, parlnr'
dinng-room, and Office. Latest designs chamber
suits from 81 to $500: parur suits in hair-cloh
terry cotelainp, and SILK from $40 to $3.50 cane
and wood chairs. These goods being bought prncl'
pally for cash. will be sold IT small advance on
cost Mattresses, Feather Beds. Pillows, &c. Up
hoster,ng ami repairng. Terms liberal
fe 90 j. ID. GATEWOOD.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

H,HE NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE-lNSURANCE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL STkTEMENI. r.
Assets january !, lS7s...... w
Surplus Massachusetts standardl." 2,io3'Soo %
Excess OF Interest receipts over ,.o.o,
death losses since organization. 2,3io'ooS ~
FoR THE LAST FoUR YEARS tlS74-75-'76.a aud
721 ITS INTEREST RECEIPTS HAVE EACEEDEp
ITS DEATH LOSSES AND EXPENSES cOaBiNEp-a
result without parallel in the history or ile ihsar-
ance. and II Is now paying its policy -hoderI larger
dividends than any life company Ia the wora.
AS examples, state that Dir. Abraham Lefy1oa
the wci-kn hrm of Levy Brolbers.o Or TINS CITY,
received last year cash dividend Of 73 per cent;
on an Ordinary life-polcy issued In leSi ana u
auSe AT Its next anniversary he viii receive a CIV
dend or 30 per cent aId the Rev. pr. curry. pro-
fessor In Richmond College, received 46 per eens.
this tenth dlvidendl on u ten-lmyment hie-po'i'5
issued Ia S67. Apply TO
JOHN d. CARY, State Agent,
NH l.epdSm
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

| APRIL 22.-H0rSes and Mules.-The number OF
head OF stock Offering III this department OF live
stock yesterday was not large enough to create a
general market, and sales were iawaHd fr between.
Ihe general Status OF quotations rclMatus unchanSea
Lass
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Washington.

r,-srrSsr0S IN THE HOUSE on THE BILL RE-
rrAr1S,; THE BANKRUPT LAW; AN INTEREST
we p.y-pIsCUSsIoN OF THE PROPOSITION
IN s;,srsND THE SINKING FUND; A VOTE TO
NY TAKEN SEXT TUESDAY-vARIoUS ITEMS.
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LABOR TROUBLES NOT ENDED.
LONDON, April 26.-The Lancashire strike
still continues with very little prospect OF
its peaceful adjustment.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
PEOPLES LINE.

offer my services to the travelling public and can be found at all times ready to convey passen- gers to and from the Depot, or to Sandy Hook and &ewtown St.
 Charges moderate Remember tho Governor
 GEORGE KEYSTONE.
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House Bill No. HAL
CHAPTER CXXIII


 An act in addition to an act in alteration of an act
 concerning Education.
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of reprcseu.
 tatvcs in general assembly convened:
 That section four, chapter three. title tleven land page one hundred and thirtyl of the revised statutes of 1875 is hereby amended by erasing in seventh and eighth lines of said section the follow ing words in the manner prescribed in this title for the election of school visitors, and inserting in lieu thereof the following words, who shall be chosen by ballot one third to be chosen each year to for three years and until others are elect. ed in their places. That number of persons suff- cient to fill the board, who have the highest num- b T of uoes shall be elected. So that the section will read as follows to wit: Section 1. School so- cieties heretofore organized under the act of 1855 entitled an act in addition to and in alteration of an act concerning education, which are not COCK tcnsive with the towns in which they are situated shall become school districts of said towns with all the powers and duties of school districts, as specified in this title except that each shall an- nually choose on the third Monday of September instead of district committee, board of educa- tion consisting of six twelve persons who shall be chosen by ballot, one-third to be chosen each year. to for three years and until others are elected in their places. That number of persons sufficient to fill the board. who have the highest number of votes, shall be elected. Which board shall have all the powers. &c.
 Approved March P, 1878.
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House Bill No. s6.l
CHAPTER CNNIv.

An act in amendment of an act concerning Educa tion.
 Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre-.
 sentativ, in General Assembly convened:
 That section twenty three. chapter five, title eleven of the general statutes be and the same is hereby amended by inss rting between the word siiIl and the word fix. in the hfth line of said section the woris "affcr cnnferring with the school visitors of the town tow in which such district is located" The section when thus amen- de vii be as follows: 'The vote of two-thirds of hose pre'rni and voting at a meeting of the dis trict shall be necessary to fix change the site of
 .s.nouihouse; but if such two-thirtls vote cannot b obtained in favor of any site the school visitors cf any town adjoining the town, either of the towns in which such district is on application the district shall after conferrng with the school visitors of the town or towns in which such dis triet s lncsted fix the site and make return to the clerk af the town in which such site is to be.
 Approved March 27, is5S.
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

SCHAER ARRANGEMENT. commencing June 10. Passenger Trains leave Newtown going North, at io.47 a. m., and 5.33 p. m. Going South, at 6.l5 and Il 40 a. m., and 4.55 p. m-
 Express Freight Trains. going North leave at i248 D. m, and ' .25 pm. Through Freight at 1O3 D. rn Going South Milk Train at 7.25 ?. n. Sun day Milk Train at'7.45 p. III.
 I0.47 B. m. and 5.33 p. m. Trains connect at Brooktield Junction with trains for Danbury.- I0.47 a. m. Train makes close connection at State Line with B. X A. fast train for Albany arriving at 2,5o D. In connecting with the popular Chicago and St Louis Express for the West. 5+33 P m. Train makes close connection at State Line for Albany and the West, arriving in Albany at lO.l0 p. m.
 Passenger Trains leave Hawleyvillc going North, st lO.57 a. m. and 544 D. m. Going South, at GO5 .. m.. Il 20 a. m.. and 4.i5 ?. Tn.
 l057 a. m. and 5.H p. m. Trains connect at Brookheld Junction with trains for Danbury; also for Albany and the West.
 Express Freight, going North, at 1.2O and 7.50 p. m. Through Freight at 10.55 p. m.
 Milk Train going South. at 7.05 p. m. Sunday MiIk Train at I.3O p. m.s
 ailk and Freight Trains have passenger accomo- dation.
 Passenger trains connect with Shepaug R. R- to and from Litchield. At Canaan with Ct. WestRk Through tickets sold and baggage checked from Newtown for Albany Saratoga, Buffalo. Suspen- sion Bridge or Niagara Falls. Chicago, St Lons and principal points west. From Hawleyville for Albany, Saratoga, Buffalo. Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls.
 HID. AVERIIL, General Ticket Agent
 NM. BROWN. Supt.
 Bridgeport, Conn.,. June 10. 1878.
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House Bill No. GS.l

An t amending Soctiod l. Chapter II. Tile of
 the Revised Statutes relating to Industrial
 School for Girls.
 Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre-
 sentatives in General Assembly convened:
 That section one. chapter two title cIyht of the revised statutes relating to the Connecticut In dustral school for girls be and the same is hereby, altesed and amended by striking out ill the if tecnth and sixteenth lines of said section the words custody of such school until she shall ar rive at the age of eighteen years and inserting in lieu thereof the words "tp the guardianship and control of such hoo until she shall arrive at the age of twenty-one years"
 And also by adding at the end of said section the words following But this act shall not be con- strued so as to deprive any girl of twelve years of age and upwards from the privilege of choosing her own guardian with the approval of the court of probate as now provided by law
 Approved March 27 1878.
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Poetry,
LAST TOKENS.

The last low tone before the harp K brokeni
 Tho souls adieu. the Summers parting siglai The look the smile, that gives itH final token
 To thrill the heart, then slowly melts md dies, Tho rnse that failing leaves its fragrance fcattered
 The swan. that dying sings his sweetest strain |; The hope. the joy. that now forever shattered.
 Has still some sOlac0 left to case our pain. The flowers that died while yet in Summers glory The dreams that vanish with the morningd dawn 1; The spell whose charms but lately drfted OCT thec That now is spent, and all cnchantmcnt gone; The hand that claspel thine in friendly pressure The tender glance the sweetest and tho last The voice that gave us once n world of pleasure.
 That now must number with the treasures past. These things can never die They finger ever.
 like scent of roses round the shattered vase; Ea h tie may break. and all but Life may sever.
 But Memory gives them still ha1lowed place.
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House Bill No. 279.l

IHUUst BIII NO. 2IJ.J
 CHATTER CXX.
 An act regulating Ecclesiastical Societies. Be 1t enacted by the senate and House ofRepresen-
 tatives in General Assembly convened: See l. All convpvances of real estate that have been made by any Methodist Episcopal church, ,ac- cordng to law. and in compliance with the usageS rules and discipline of said church shall be effect ual to convey such real estate to the grantees and such real estate shall be divestcd of any and all trusts which heretofore have attached to the same Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas sage. but shall not affect any suit now pending. Approved March ?, 1878.
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Public Acts Of the State of GOn- necticuf. PASSED AT THE JANUARY SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 1878. Published by authority.l House Bill No. l93l
 Cu AIErEn fNNII

Published by authority.l
 [Hou.e Bill No. 1881
 CHATTER Cxvu. An Act authorizing the investment of the funds constituting the capital ol tLe Agricultural Co.- lege Fund.
 Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre- seutatives in General Assembly convened: That the treasurer of this state and the com missioner of the school fund are hereby author iZ9d to invest any moneys that are now may hereafter come into their hands, belonging to the capital of the Agricultural College Fund" of this te in tn bonds of the United Jtates, or of this state. or of any town, city or county in this state yielding not less than five per centum upon the par valuG of said bonds.
 Approved March 97, 1878.
 House Bill No. 31Sl
 CHAPTER CxvIII. An act relating to Assistant States Attorneys and
 Prisoners Counsel. Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre-. sentatives in General Assembly convened: No fee shall be taxed in any criminal case for an assistant states attorney prisoners counsel cX- cept in cases where the punishment may be capi- tal or Imprisonment for life. Approved March 2T, 1878
 House Bill No. 3 s
 CHAPTER CXIX. An act in respect to the Ecclesiastical Societies Be it enacted by the senate and House of Represen- tatives in General Assembly convened: That section seven, part five, chapter two. title seventeen of the general statutes, revision of 1S75 which provides that when the members of any Methodist Episcopal church shall fail to elect trnsteea as above provided. the quarterly confer ence of said church may fill the vacancy as may be prescribed in the discipline of said church, is hereby repealed.
 Approved March 27, 1S78.
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Wanted agents ESh 6Gn New Book

CrarnInesf fall of Facts for the Household, the Trades and the Professions Just the book for the times special territory no competitor. Nov IS the Harvest Time" B. 5. Russell Pub'r Boston, Mass.
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Senate Bill No. 3.l
An Act relating to the Foreclosure of
 Mortgages,


 Mortgages.
 Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened: Section l, The foreclosure of amort- gage shall be a bar to any further suit or action upon the mortgage, debt, note or obligation unless the person or persons who are liable for the payment thereof are made parties to such foreclosure. Sec. ?. Upon the motion of any party to d foreclosure, the court shall appoint three disinterested appraisers, who shall, under oath, appraise the mortgaged property within ten days after the time limited for redemption shall have expir- ed. and shall make written report of their appraisal to the clerk of the court where such foreclosure was had, which report shall be part of the files of such foreclosure suit, and such appraisal shall be final and conclusive as to the value of said mortgaged property and the mort gage ere litor in any other suit or action upon the mortgage. debt. note or obli- gation, shall recover only the difference between the value of the mortgaged
 Continued on 4th nagel