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Hills instantaneous Hair Dye produces
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Milwaukee Produce Market.
ALL A A s,sril

MILWAUKEE April l6.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-W heat opened firm and &c
higher; closed steady; No. hard .$l.15H No.
l, $l.i5; No. 9, $llOx; seller June 81 .O9 y
seller April, sl.lO l-2;seller May 4l.lOh; No 3
Sl.04..
RECETPTS-Flour, II ,29O barrels; wheat
lie, 41O bushels.
SHIpMENTS-Flour,lO 4, 100 barrels;w heat,
o. Oh huS helS
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spirits and gloomy forebodings, ocular ap-
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MARKET REPORTS
St. Paul Markets.
ST. PAUL. April II, 1878.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.


A fair active trade in produce has been ex-
nerienced during the last week. Large ship
ments have been made to the Northwest and
Manitoba, and large purchases made for the
Lake Superior trade w hich will open present
" to all mining and trading points. There
have been no remarkable changes in quota
tons OF seasonxble products. The produce
market, as rule, may be quoted steady and
firm.
FLOUR-The Eastern demand has been
larger than usual, based, doubtless, on the
imminence of war between England and
Russia. but millers have not advanced prices
We continue to quote straight AAAA at
s.. OO05 co. bakers xxx at $5.0Oa5 %;
patent process, to dealers, 81 .25a7 so " Dbl =.
RIVE -four is virtually out of market. as is also
buckw heat -four.
WHEAT-~The deliveries, both onthe street
and in the country, have been large during
the week At first the market was strong a.
81. O3, stimulated by war reports from Europe
but at the close there is a more peaceful feel-
ing, and values have dropped accordingly.
The outside buying price, yesterday, either
by millers or buyers on the street, was $lO2.
Al an indication OF the eat
values. we present below table OF the quota
tons Of No. . wheat, which Is the quality
that dominates, in the leading markets of tn.
world. viz: Liverpool, New York, Chicago,
Milwaukee. Yesterday and week ago yester
day
Last week This week.
Liverpool 9s 9dglOs Cd 9s lOdGlOs Sd
New York 26aI y. Sl.26A
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

- The Cincinnati schools received gold ana
silver medal from the jury Of the French Exhibition
Mount Holyoke Seminary has a new class OF
l12 members The entire number Of students is 2SO
silver medal was awarded this school at the Paris Ex
position.
There is in Scotland a school for S1rls-the
Et Andrews school-whichs s modelled on the plan OF
the great English public schools for boys It's htted 10
prepare pupils for such ordeals as the University OF
Lon don Naturalization Examinations
President Seelye, of Smith College for
Women reports that in no one department has there
been a deficiency. not in Mathematics and Greek
The giIs said TO study better than boys, ana 10
chow higher scholarship
The study of "the science and geometry OF
drcss"-6therwise dressmakng-s about to be intro
duced in the and intermediate grades OF the Indian
npos schools While the girls engaged in this study
the boys in the schools will occupy themselves In draw
ing.
Superintendent Harrington, of Bridgeport,
Conn., says that II teachers generally would devote
part of each Friday afternoon to exercise in which
the pupils should give short account OF what tney
have been reading during the week, 1t would heIp Ill
plant q love for a better class OF literature
At the recent meeting of the Connecticut
teachers Professor Brewer, Of Yale complained tna'
there s too much machinery in teaching in our public
schoos that the system cuts OFF the heads and feet OF
teachers 10 make them all OF one length, and advances
some pupils and retards others to make them all come
out together at the end.
Mr. A. D. Mayo does not believe in indus
trial training young children in the public schools
He holds that it simply bid for general industrial be-
wilderment, and that it would take away especially
from the children of operatives, small mechanics ana
day laborers, their only hope OF laying up capital OF
information aud general mental discipline, invaluable
inst now to every American child 1t is evident he
ADDS that common-sobOo reforms should all aim at the
more thorough training Of all the powers, the more e-
fectual opening OF all highways to knowledge
statement made by one of the Ohio school
euperntendents at meeting very good Illus
tration of the way which the popular ideas in regard
10 teachers work at is patent fact" he said, that
the professional teacher who devotes his time TO dis
trict school work must practice the most rigid economy
and expend every penny OF his paly salary for bread
meat and clothing Yes, may say, the few teachecs
who rely upon the earnings Of such schools are a0so
uely The greater proportion OF them are driven
10 spend part their vacation the farm or in the
workshop, to supplement their scanty salary and then
how the examiners and institute questoners berdje
them for remaining fresh in their studies for not
making some advancement from one years examina-
tion to the next"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
9tc Cream.

A FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM is MADE
N FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CRicA AM. .
To CHURCHES. FE6ll lyAIs. HOTELS. REsIAURANlS
AND THE TRADE
Doc. PER QUARE
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. soc. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE ROSSE and JELLY,
FRESH, RICH aud DELICIOUS, -,,,,,,,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTil ERS.
Depots 3O5 ithaye 2SS Broadway, and 10 Chathamst
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

Cahill Philip TO @ NJ Morris, No 1875 Madson.st,
years .lOO
West 27ll.;st, years; $50
Griffin, Mary w and husband 10 Nelson Tappan,
Chamberlain, etc, Ssth.st " Of 2dsye wear. are
Hausman Philip and wife 70 Sarah Burr, 50th.st
Of lOthave, years, $50
Linden, William and wife TO the Franklin Savings
Bank 62d.st. of l0thave. year ........... 100
Same TO Lawrence MOrTissev, property. 90
Meyer, John To Emellne and Elizabeth Johnston,
lstave n OF S6th-st months. .................. so
Powers Ellen and husband TO Ferdinand Belnhauer,
50thst OF 10th ave, 600
Ree~es, ETA De NJ and husband 10 the Bank for Saw.
ings Carmlne-st dot No 1879, year..... 750
Smith, John and wife 10 John WALL Denhamst
esd Ward6 years. 2s
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGEa
Beach, Elias and another, executors, etc, 10 James
IL FSvV
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
6tenmboats duo Railroads.

4 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II New-Jersey Southern Railroad. Commencing October
J. 1873 steamers will leave New.NOrk Pier North River
foot OF connecting at sandy Hook WITH trains for
Long Branch and philadelphia. ll:OO a. M. 400 D. m.
Barn, gat ard Tuokert0n. i:1D p. ,,,o
NineIand BTidgtOn and Atlantic city, lli9VP. IN.
WM. =. SNEDEN,
linnnrnl Mannpnr.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Gitp Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE on 163d-st., within minutes
walk from railroad station, MeOse a FRAME
HOUSE with slate roof 13 rooms, in thorough repair
small stable ground 170 feet front by llG feet deepi
price low. $4,000, twOthrds Of purchase money can TO
McLoUGHLIN BROS. 73 Duane-st
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
Price $4,000; story high sto9p basement and trim
mngs brown stone 1S rooms all modern improvements In
best order Inquire on premises.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- pay Patent VentatOr; state rights for saa
Hull, Grppen & Co, 3dayo, below 24thst, New.York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs
NRN- YORK CITY

Carmine, st CSo 1881 George Sheldon. referee. to
Same property Cornelius De Forest and others to
Elne ID n Reeves ...s...
Monroest mos 263 aud 265) Simon Heiter and wife
10 Joseph Kahn.
Grant-ave t24th WardJ, SSx16Oi Henry L Thomas to
george w johnston.
Water 1T, 3, $50 ftw OF JaeksOn'st 25NIO; James
~ Wiley, referee. TO william Miles and Others ex.
ecutOrs,
Water.sU 8, 375 Il W OF Jackson-st 2jx70; James
Wiley. referee, 10 George w Nash. ..............
lstst mos 3, J and 49,, Hugh DOnney, referee TO
sOthse 5, 3S63ft " Of Sd-ave, iS.9IsO; Anthony
smyth 10 Henry Denlarest.
3OthSt 3, 1906 II " Of4th-ave, 100X9S.9 Jane Is
Berran 20 Isabella Petit .......... ....-. .....
4Oth7st 3, 70 ft OF 9thave, 2Sx74 Michael DOna
nue. and wife to Alexander Rogers.
same property Alexander II Rogers 10 Mary Don.
2daye, ws Sill IT n Of S2d.st, 25Giax7j; Margaret
Murphy and others to Dennis Flanigan.............
lstave, ws, 2549 II n Of S6th-st, 25X75 Emeline
Johnston and others 10 John Meyer .............
SSthst. g. 80 II W OF Bth-ave, 20XSSS FentOn Dnr-
lee and others, receivers etc, 10 Elizabeth Bar
ave, " ilos No $50, 25Gxi2G; Charles T Mid.
dlebrOOk, referee TO Isaac KiD.................
oZdst 4, 1886 II OF 2dave, 2l.6XlOO.J, and also
52d,st, 8 :, 250 II " Of lstaye, 2Jxl0l irregular;
Leary, referee, to Augustus Holly..........
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

1 day ~ October. A. D. 1873, Warrant In BANKRUPTCY
yyas issned against the estate Oi FREDERICK THlLE'
MANN Na1d FREDERICK THILEMANN y, T., ol NeW-1 OK,
i'm Of NCw.NOrk. and state OF New OK VINO
ave boon addged bankruuts their pson taat tie
payment II any delivery property belonging
10 ch bankupts or them tcm either Ollh,n,
either Of them and the transfer Of any
property them either them forbidden by law mat
meeting creditors of the said bankrupts. 70 prove
their asstgnees or thtlf
estate and Of them, VIII be held al
Court Rankuptcv be holden at No 1872 Broadway IN
the t'y OF New York. before Henry Wilder Allen,
Register the 18th day Of November A. D. 1919 A. IL
NJ $ Msr.hal IS Meenecr southern Distct ot NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
auction Sales of Real estate.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, AuctiOneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Public hereby given that the ot tes
public auction. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lSIS az
noon al the Exchange SalesroOm. No III broadway IN s
civ OF NeWYOrk the following real estate belonging W Ne
CORPORATION Of the City OF New-NOrki
Premises Nos. . and III Franklin st. ,,-,. -.
Fighty.dfth-st , sooo rr,n
IeOnard.st leased at annual rent OF foVo
December I. 1879. -. ,Uh
Fun warantee deeds will be given TO all purchasers n In
ophc maps Of the above real estate may be obtained o
Conpolors Office and after the 10Th OF october nehn
JOHN KELLY, COmptroneL,
ComptrOlcrs oGce, New County Court House. oct Io.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

/ 3Oth day of August ID. 1873 Warrant IN Bank
rtptcy the estate Of JOSEPH SAMUELS
Of the CITY fNowYok stateof New York,
WHO has adudgcd n bankrupt on his own pctuoni
that the payment Of any debts Snd delivery OF any
property such bankrupt him for his aud
etrnscr any property HIM forbidden by law that
meeting ~ the said BANKRUPT 10 prove he
debts assgnees uf his estate. wiz
be Court OF Bankruptcy 70 be holden at So S22
the CITY of NewNOrk. before Isaac Dayton
Register, the 18Th day Of November A. D. lsls at IL
T. Marshal as Messenger Southern district OF NcwYork.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Gonntrp properIp 90 Eet.
5ouses ano farms t1dnteo.

EARMING.-I want half-lnterest .Iias w SIsss,
nsrtieSiars Sc PRODUCE, station w, Brooklyn - ~
New.Iork.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
guBtrncfion.
For Bows and Young Men-Countrv

&0O0A YEAR, WHOLE EXPENSE-Pay-
I'D SCO able quarterly for boarding, schooling DOCKS &C
AZ sc NO EXTRA CHA RGES Students admitted at any
time s c. shOr,ldgc, CHarvard A. NJ Media Penn Hlghy @
recommended Bayard Taylor, Hon. Fernando WOOL
Van HOesen Colonel Hinton General Coils J1dge oS Rhin
IOnnsbeTy, the Rev. EDWARD H. oUnlns
the Rev Drs H Peabody and others An Academy
for young men boys teachers all men and all graduates
Sppc
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NKNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Terry stltion in New. .YOrk. iOOt q LibeItly.st.

~ Ferry Station in New York, foot OF Ibetty-st
Ferry Station I'm BrOOky, foot OF FutOnst
Commencing Oct J. lS78-Trains New. York. foot OF
Liberty st. as folowsi
$50 m-FOr Pennington EasOn, BeYldere. Mauch
Chunk Tamaqua Wilkesbarre Elmra, &c. Connects at
Junction with D. H. and W. II. X. -
S:45 m.-For High Bridge Branch Sch0Oleys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatcOnq EastOn Harr1sburgn.
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Hazeton WikesbaIre Scranton
WilliamspOrt &c.
1910 and 4:3o m-For somervne and Pennington
p.m.-FOr FlemngtOn, EastOn Mauch Chunk Tamaqua.
Wlkesbarre Scranton TunkhannOck Tamaqua, Hazelton,
Reading POttsUle, Harrisburgh &c.
p. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch. SchoOleY's Mountain,
Bndds Lake and Lake HOpatcOuR EastOn Bevidere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects a Junction with D. L. and W. r. r.
6:30 p H. daily. or EastOn, Allentown and Harrisburgh
7:45 y. n.-FOr EastOn.
For trains to lOcal points time tables stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at p. m. ~ N. for Bound
Brook and INT rnediae points, and at $50 NJ for EastOn,
Rcad1g and Harrisburg.
Boats OF tho Brooklyn and Erie make connection
atJrsey City Station to aud from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains for Red Bank. Long Branch ocean grove,
&c. at S:Ij, ll:4j a. M, 4, 5:l6 NJ -
stages Maawan station to and from KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold az
S:lj ll:45 a. M, T. 0:l5 IN.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

4 J for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT of NEw-YORK-In
the matter Of SAMUEL KEHRMANN and JACoB JA
JAFN III. baukruptsIN BANKRurTCY.AW Warrant IN Bank,
Icv has been ssned by sd Court against the estate OF
shMirFL KEHRMANN and JACOB HAENELq OF the
Comfy Or, Of the state Of New YORK 10 salu D
tTc aduged bankTupts upon the petition oi their creoIS
and Inc of any debts and the delivery OF any property
ion cT 10 said baukrupt them tO thCruse and the
any property by then are forbidden by law meet
m of the creditors OF said bankTupts, 10 prove her &c Is
choose assnees Qf their estate VIII De hu At
Court of Bankruptcy De holden at No. l39 tuIonst,
snuatt RWdnC I'm the CITY Of wIOrk, III sad District on
the 18Th y of November A. D. 1873 at l20cOck M at te
Office OF Edgar KCchum esquire, one OF the lglalS III
Bankruptcy OF said Court - ,,----o.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Countrn Real Gstate for Sale.

A CHEAP HOME.-For sale, a good, well.
~ built frame house and lot The lot s 25KSc feet e. IN;
small building suitable for carpenters shop
furniture maker The house is on staten Island y,
erty bought for $1,000 part OF the purchase money
can remain on mortgage Address X A L. BOX 4o lDuh'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Gouarinership Nolites.


Trs.ycK DEPARTMENT BUREAU FOR TlIB Coliko"0'}
FN'~"' or TAxRs No. 80 ChambeTsSt =, o-a \
NEw-YoEK, Oct: ~, 100
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notic ls snaTtTi, nsl.TTis
otyen that the assessment rolls on REAL ~ ,Sa ciI
gNSI gnNNI PRoPERTY and BANK STOCK 10 tns asiy.
"a Comfy OF New York. for the year 1873 haye are nov
cred 10 the undersigned, and that the taxes 'h''N
que ana sss OF payment before tho lst day OF rsaess
tb nerson 40 paving shall be entitled 10 me ~ 1850,
Mentioned in the 29th section OF the Act OF MArcn
, -. ~. annuua from wv
,e oI naymenI 20 the OF December next Tafee
""' " MARTIN 7. MCMAHON, kecelSer@ - y.
TTHE BUSINESS heretofore carried eas on as s'r msr
chant tailors IN this city, is hereby dss1h.ns' s,
In the name OWN. A. sTUARrnom tmss""'
oct. ~, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON, via Providence direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
The fav0rite Palace steamers
MASSACHl SETS, Captain RAY Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott
daily sundays excepted from Pier 20 North River
Of MaTenst at Passengers iU Boston
lam. No intermediate landings between New-lork and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
nt 3 D. NJ, ft0m Pier 49, North Rlter foot Of JAY ST.
epccal limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 245 a. M train
from Sonngt0n sold via this line from NewYork Boston
for ~ 90. -
StaterOOms ard tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured nj
No Broadway, and at all offices Of WescOts Express
Company. Also tickets sOld all hotel ticket Offices
Freight via either line taken al lowest rates
ID. \. BABCOCK, President
T. w. FILKINs General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTOl
TO PHILADELPHIA,

VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
bet
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through way daily three depots
philadelphia two ~ New-YOrk
Double Track the Equpm and tho Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after July T. 1873,
E1Uress Trains leave NewYOrk Desbr0sscs and Court
land street Ferries, az follows:
4g0 7.3O 800 limlte II l. T. o. g. 630 1880
$40 and D. Sunday. 430 aud q. D. y, ESQ, 78O
$40 and y. go .
Boats Of " BROOKLYN Annex" cOnLeet with all through
trans Jersey city an0ng epeedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel - -.
Returning trains Philadelphia 800 T. 1885, g. $3.50
and III a. LIMITED EIpress 1885 D. M 4, $50 and
7:S5 aud ~ midnight ON Sunday, $780, 1. 7, g. $50
a m 4, 1895 y. M, and ~ midnlRht.
Tjcket onices Nos and yl4 broadway, No. Astor
Uouse and and No Court
a. ana Brooklyn Annex Deps foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn
Nos 49, 10 and lis Hudsons, Hoboken Depot Jersey
IuANK THOMSON l.. FARMER,
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agt
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID e " Xnrk fnn foot of neshrosses and COurtandt

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
I'D Leave York from foot OF Desbrosses and C0utandt
SITS:
500 Washington. Columbus Cincinnati Indanap-
oils Chicago and the West, Richmond charleston ana te
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark O ana
Chicago.
O0p for Washington and the West, and the south via
GOrdonsville. Pullman from NewYork t9 baltimore
gtOn making connections for PitsDurg C
cnnati, Indianapolis. Louisville and ST Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore TO Cincinnati st. Louis ana Pltts-
burg and from Washington TO Augusta and savannah nj,
900 daily, for Washington the South and West Pun
man seepeTs from NewYOrK Baltimore and Washington,
making connections for Chicago. Cincinnati, Indiana
Louisville, St. Louis Columbus, PttsbuTg, the SOutn
Southwest Through Pullman from baltimore 70
Cincinnati at Washington with trains Tor Lynch
burg, Florida New orleans and the South. 49,
through tickets please call at COmpanys ONCE oio
Broadway York. and at ticket Offices foot OF C0urtandb
and DesbrOssessts. and depot, jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

iqth day Of september. A. D. 1873 WarTantiD Bank.
rupicy was Issued against the estate Of ~ lNdlC5 f.
RtRNES. Nr1'-NOrE, in tho county OF Nc",
York ana state of New.YOrk who has been adJutged
a onnkrlpt on his own petitions that The payment ol
euv dnbs and delivery of property belonging 10
such bankrupt him or for MS use, and the transfer
of any property him. forbidden by law mat meet
ing oi The creditors sad bankrupt 90 prove tier
debts aud choose more assignces OF bs eei9
vii be- held l Court oi bankruptcy, 10 be holden at No.
l52 BrOadWay In city % New York, before MI henry
Wilder Allen. Register, on the AN day OF M0NtDe ~
1873, Il o'clock LOUIS =. fAn y;
Messenger. SOutheru DistGct III NeW1 oth