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noscheeb German syrup 10 let its wonderful
qusktttes Be known TO their frfonda In curing
ConsnmDttoDs severe CoxSghs. Group, Asth-
lung diseoses. No person can n1e Il WITHOUT
xmmsdiAfs reafsf. Three doees viii reiisve
eny e.ees and W c0uslaeF " the dry Of ali
aousanpttyes = laest TO try one hCefle, q
y. 80 4onen boe<1es veFe notd lsAk ysaf. and
70 So g. 49, q felled aszspspusysd-
~ - too Ni1say knoNn AK y6af erna-
~ asos, s. sa.lss sotsl1 p w eusd q
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AGreatInvention

And one OF much beu.rt 60 the renyl. a.
large. GlSag- attEurts attention. u Has
besr the hlstafy oi all Trades and hraucls,
OF I-,,nt that TIE primitive method a.: &c.
complaining the driirsi end Ma ts-eii 4u.f.
lH5oTious, and vely stgE 10 ~ Tg..4li- o.
Least the history OF well flaElfr sr.D.- %
counEpl the 49,. -rtion. Ftrst dlrElaE xftl.
The pick and spade, then sufBebons fiilc. llf
oi boring by hand, fut - nrst she GLe,E-
used wcr. crude Rn4tlrs, ana capable uI la.
ing but e small hole. suY plying q y.ry fITti..
pure water. Tie Opening up 90 TIE gfusf
vest made Tie demand Tor wells - srtaf
ihfti within ti- LAST two wears EsI'-ioTius
toos have been invented, anil ~. baI.4r.f 80
has been Ia n ~ rsura feyalu.lnr1-ssI. stff.
has become source OF iauu-J IuHEiIf
egnsiied - 10 other branch Nhrfs tis. "a
vrstInenf i ~ ituie. Nh sr. A-sfs.g nos 10
where they can get the bet uuzeIius. ssr-
sed'tsii has ~ last issen reached O. Us ~ .I5l
you a M seiiiu. compile In sNsty detail. ugif
that IL ds-tinen 10 live " men - atatns ~.
tOFEotlen. u j. The only zuGlr ever a..
vented With y stone at ser m-pf OF an AL
Unstable H.aa that uuEss ang s.s.-f s,-,l
from Two let NJ. NgIGuut Etfnisr-. snf,s4s.
ihs tr,,~li.,iot b.h dug-T, patented Iui4o D..
buqus. iowa. ANY ere Wis 4lu 10 "a mt
the husIhes>. or trnu. land. town lrpus5fts
II stock for an anger ana Territory - ~ AZ
20 tTnSe 81 tn inis state I'D sslf hl1,+-s and
lssritofs IN y barge csiufniEslon, Nil Il..--.
eali ON tns Al the Astiansl hotel. or : A.
DspleT ut tue PianIcT-' house. Sim .fr.--t
Dallas Te1ss, where ! viii be for theu.Ii
thirty days 4 he augrr''s en eILff if.ua. suC
j. running sli the time. 1 viii ruara0..-
Wy man 20 uihA@ IS tunch - So Der Il ~.
This looks iiEer gold rlsiEe. do.sii 4 81 2 bfi
IL has ben made with tins machine IL
alter day, and VIII be- made over aud oVt,
again by many who ere lucky enough 10 -
into the business. Cor sud &c. me f.efor.
u Il too late, ~ I can not -t y la this plne.
nut thifiy days u. y ROOF
Psientce ofsaid Anger
N. IA nave been engaged "a The wei!
boring business for fho LAST fNo years. aua
am Ac'ius.ufpd with tue ta1st o. The anger,
IN use and having run the t'.-Dfenssial Ausser
ior The iaEt ave months. would cheerfofil
recommend 10 "a N. mast cofntti.t. ana
test HugeF la the market. 1oufs respect
tuiIy, y. 4. DEPLffE
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And rural retreats, where the Wild fiov.
era bloom and unite their sweeteat frs.
grange, natures healing balm for the eurs d
ths Ills, aches, pAtna ana irregularities Of
lovely woman, - found In abundance. De
velopad BY chemistry and improved hJ
science these wonderfully effective Gle.
ments, for the special cure OF woman and
her diseases. have been Gu. pounded and
onescd to the af1tcted female under thu
name Of Engiiah Female Bitter. at ono dol.
lar Per bottle. Ar = neyer-failinR uterine
tonic ana regulator, they are unequaled
Common 4 Walker and DR.. Howell, druggists
have secured the agency for Dallas.
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Deserves Creais.

Sheriff Moon deserves much credit
for the way he has guarded the old
shell OF jail. The Insecurity Of the
building has neeessitated the utrno st
vigilance. requiring strong guard at
all times, and the greatest watchful-
ness on their part to secure the safe-
keeping OF Its Inmates. IL our county
commissioners would n AZURE come
financial scheme by which to raise the
necessary sum for tho building Of q
better and more secure Jail. it would
save the county large amount now
paid out for guards
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Born July !, 1879, David Marsslis
rnintsr, son Of Colonel NJ. Pointer and
, n,rs. Willie A. Pointer, died March 3,
1879, pm.
We tender 10 Colonel and Mrs.
Pointer our sincere coincidence In this
we direat affection which can over
TAKE man In this life. Thus Il IL our
'dois are p'ueked from Ne one by one,
leaving . dark blank In our lives,
through which giimmsrs but the one
bright hope and comfort, ths certainty
% meeting again ON the other shore,
the darlings 20 sadly parted from n a
NJ.
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Texas Medical College
HOSPITAL.
H0nev.

Ptfehers tasaorfa Il a Comufs-fe .aahsff
tote Tor Castor Oh, and - - pi-G,ssnf 10 TAX.
rs hoaiey. IL u particularly nIarfsd 10
Iertllbg anu iIritabie children II de- troy.
stomach, and cures " ind Cole Fex rem
edies are ~ eficncious for Feveff.hna-,
turis Is scientific and purHIs vs.s.tal,1.
preparation, more effective then ea-sor an
aud neither ga-l. OF gfl sss-.
CoJus Conn. HAY s, Is-s
Messfs- J. q. Hoe a Co., s. A.:
Gents have a family of elgh- Children
and nave Used ~ much CEsiarfa - gnv fan,
~ In the United state, I hlaE 4 han.
never found anything equal 10 "a. Ny emil
uFen nave BEEN saved froul a fszar s.-verai
time o. The Use Of Ca=iofia- EuCarrfneua
lie us2 for children. for mHuy 1lsssss the
az subject 10 IA prefer. tee O. agy inssfiefu..
Know -. feel ~ my duty to give tatf- CO.
tincais on acnouHt q the penefit1 / hsve as
rived by The Usa 81 gzsfor4h-
Very truly yrur~
NORM - p. LITTLE
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On or before the 18th of April, 1878,
We shall leave for western Texas, to
locate western land. We will locate
land scrip 1t reasonable rates, and
will furnish. II desired, the scrip or
certificates, and locate them. We will
only locate good tillable land, and II
practicable we intend locating, next
autumn or spring, . colony on the
same. All vhv desire lands call ct the
Office Of r. u. Gano d Sons, COZ Main
street, Dallas, Texas.--mch24dl5tAw2t
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Buy Tear Tickets ana Ship Ysur FREIGHT
b. the
Houst0n and feIas Ctnhal RailKay

The following Onces and Agents havs
been establishing By this Company. where
tnfof nation may be bad concerning MOI
only the II. d 7. B. Railway. but Texas gen.
FL. NJ 4NCHEsT ER. Eastern Pas.enre,
Agent, AZ Rroadufy,N NY.
. A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent ipl
Clark street. CHICAGO, III.
MIX HOLMES, Southeastern Agent N. ..
X. and VI, Burnett House, CincinD att. Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Pssseneer
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Information nasy also he had at the sxep.
es of the NJ x. q Y. Railway, in New YORK
Oai1esso. Cincinnati. Hannibal and st.Iouir
>. WALDO.
0zn1 Pass. Frctsf' A.. ncnrf~~ Texs
All. SWANSON,
" r-yes levi si-
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THIs standard article Is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and
rs satisfactory a. ever.
IL restores gray OF faded han To
its youthful color.
II removes all erup;ions. itching
and dandruff. IL gives the head 4
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by lis use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties il restores
the capillary glands 30 their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found so eflectual or desirable.
\. a. Hayes, NJ. D., State As
saver of Massachusetts. says. The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality, and
| consider it the BE>I PREPARATION
'or its intended purposes"
Price One Dollar
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. ...r,.,..p !. -, rr.,.,,.. r..,,c

A 8n8gess1ou - lho Tnaveltna Public.
Tourists, smigI ants and mariners and that
Hostestefs s.ouaach Bttters IS = Medicinal
safeguard ~ slnAt unhealthy influences, up
on which they can implicitly rely, since ID
pres ents the effects that an unhealthy eli
mate, vitiAfed atmosphere, IN acc us.s,, q sd
or UNIV iiulssoIne diEt, Dad water, cr other
colaiu ns uhfsvor~bie To health would
Otherwise proc uea. ua long vny ases.or jour
Beys oj land In iatitndes adj sce ait 10 the
equator, 1t Is especially useirii AS a prev eIIt-
i've Of th- Ietflle com plants and afsortters
OF he stomach, liver ana bowels, W aich are
apt 10 attack natIves of The tenn per.ts xoase s
= 5uurblns os tfayeitns Ia such regions, and
Il an exc. lIeat n eclion agsinst tile la
N ti.-s &c of sxsfe cold, sudtA-s eiIsases OF
I IN Ps,rsteIfe, eSposs.rs 10 aafap or extreme
fatigue. Ii not uaIy prevents Iufes ma tSnI
ana fenitteut fever, and other disease. Of q
malaria! type. but eradtcates them, u fact
which has been notorious for years past In
North and south America, AeKico,th Nest
indies, Australia, ana other countries.
The Detroit Free Press says; In addition
70 Sou.a0e Universal Almanacs just publi-ned
By the extensive seed honss of ID. NJ. Ferry
q Co. OF our city, the arm are now publish
Ing tor gratuitons distribution an edition of
loa.0eo seed Annusls. Their former puhIica-
ions have been unsurpassed, but the pre-
ent one promises To excel ali others in util-
ity aud general excellence. IL viii be mailed
free TO all applicants
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Tin.
with more Comforts, Better AccaminodH.
tons and Greater Security than any ottsi
Line. Passing through the richest al q tnosi
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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All who suffer from dropey and
kidney diseases can be cured by using
Hunts remedy, the great kidney med>
icine. Hunts remedy Is purely veg
etable, and used daily by our best ply
sicians in their practice. All diseases
OF the kidneys. bladder and urinary
organs are cured BY Hunts remedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-24
POST OEElCE NOrICL.

Dosr OFPicE NOTict.-rliE POKkI,sN NAILS v0R
tue week ending saturday, JAY 81 1874. viii co~s -
this ofcs on tuesday. ats A. Europs BY stsxmsnp
Wyo,ninx via Queenstown. "Wednesday. NJ 10 A. ~,
for tnropc by ssshp Bothps via Queenstown teorrs-
spOnd~nce Tor France he forw ardsd this
must be specially aidresse and at 10 A. M os trAnes
direct by steam ship - Laurent Via usvrs Thursday
~ NJ, Europe. by steamship Bsitic Qussusr
town for Germany and France TO DO
wsded by this steamer must ne specially sddrsssd and
" " for EUROPE by steamship leasing. vie riymssik
Chsrburg and II mhufg; saturday. at III 80 ~ fax
Germ any, ae by steamship Donsu via and
Bremen siond, Great sri aud ks
be forwarded by this specially
dressed and a tor Europe. BY snip thy Of
k hpond. via Quecnstovn correspond iov 0evmay
and scotland to he forwarded by this must se
specially addressed aud al ~ M Tor Scnlasd direct
amsip Nnchors, via Ulssgsw The steamships yon.
Ing, Botbnia. Battle and city OF Richmond do Dks
mats Tor benmark. -weden aud Norway. The malls fus
Aspnw all aud south Pacific ports leave Nsv York July
The ais for China aud Japan leave Fraaesco
g. The mails tor Australia &c, leave Frsneiscs
August .. fuO-. 4. Ia ES PostmA
Fosr OyrIcs NEW YoRx July 20 1879.
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pRSlPOSAlS.
PROPOSALS. FoR LAYING STONE aIoa,K YxyfS
il MEAT ~ fHE CRY OF WASHINGTON

DROPOsAi.s FOR LAiINU STONE BLOCK PAVE
Il MEAT ~ fHE tIfl OF WASHINGTON
ksGiskERs DkrAgTssSr DIsraicT ov CoLunstAt
WAsmrvrON, 10. u, july ~, ISIS. \
nv direction OF the Bosra lated BRO.
po.s with full specifications viii be this
until ~ o'clock VI. saturday g. 1878. for
nishtng and putting down about thousand one
huDurcd tnd anytwo 2DiJ2, square OF granite
block pavement more " less. Tth 81 west. from
north. with hydraulic cemcnt
Blank forms O proposals aud spscihc
tanned from this once infor-
nation upon application therefor, aud bids upon
10 will alone be considered.
bldA " 80
~ order Of the Engineer cemmssiorsv Ds,rie Of Co.
lumsiA X, L. HOXIE
Lsnteaant I'm glussfs~ ". A.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsENENTs-lsr PAGE 9th col
sstua1a6sRs wss sfS Isl COL ..
As drf kSef5sf COL
Ely ZEAL
EE69uasES AID COL
G0XsTwiSs srEANsHiPs-i2ru PAGE 9Th col
S S3SGIsa SASnss r.ss COL
81 ELIiNa Houses To LET FURNISHED AND UN-
susofs2s and s.A
$ssiossI yass r,ssn 81, ..
hfli sS5as asD s 1rAprnssr4 TO LIT
sgFSiTy EHI2D col, 90.
HEE.$ g: 81 81 ..
H0Esks GAaK.AGEs S-isr fAdh-1o sna 81 '0'
HOUSES. Rooms. &c. iwANrRD--isr PAoD-4sh aad
nss$i sSi4s zs. s4s ssss s ss
LOST AND EOUND-isr FAeK-ist col.
sxasLE 1ANTEasE sss PAcr us col.
siInfNRi as st'fa PAons COL
iiscELLxs Eo6s ADvERTisEMEhTs-loru rAoE-
NEw PuBLIC r1oNs-7M rAeE-esh col
f5s orp5E sS4dh e.. COL
h1ffsf6
raofERrT A SGT S 81 THE CITY FOE SALE OR TO
RENT-1sT PAcr-4th col.
ZEAL ESTATE TO kxCHANGE-1sr PAcE-4th col.
REAL ESTATE wANTEL-:sr PAGx-4th col.
REWARDS-1s1 PACR-lst COZ.
ssfESs Is $. r4.
I'd and Sa coils
BlTUArIVNS WANTED-MALES-l2ra PAGE-3d col.
kPECfAL NOTICES-1sT PAGE-lst aud I'd coils.
sGaHsa Rzsd 5sfsfs II Sae. s.A COL
TIL TRADES-I2rH PAGR-4th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-lsr PACE-4th
fRAvELLERs' 0UIDE-12rn PAox-5th and 9th coils
<UNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LIT
1sT PAGE -4th col
WANTED TO PURCHASr-2p PAGE- I'd col.
WATCHES, JEWELkY, &C.-2D rAoE-lst col.
WESTON ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALR OR
70 LKT-1sr PAcR-3d COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, AC.lOrH PAGE-6th col.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Il A
cray ss tn Her ES1i xsss%S aa' Genera
ss ace TO Diis' sssss: 's the =
Gsss so- Fss Cross: .nr In :ss
ss" SS'ssS H. hay: S:.s ns
and s.eseialy omi.isk Lynch or Lyn:.y aud s,..:..
sally Ho"y. tn. dasSh..r OF James Hsaiy. and
. o' sh.r SosA .. % .t. Asa
ssisa s ,s
5, 81 sss 20 the on .a s nsss I'm 2
oetsosr 1878 TO como In and prove their els lain
- Roll. ward, Chaaesry lane Maae.ss, or n a.i.ai
a. Of the .sa aser.e ~ day Of
Is7s.st ~ ocoex at =. the said eham.ers u -.
pI,'sS Ss: 1 hearing and A Ia ~ f HE
ID Surrey st, Strand London. " q.
Dated this 2etn day OF June. 1873.
PJRsuANT TO 4 JUDGsENr OF THE HIGH
of the estate OF Joha Harrop deceased Asa iu ..
Js iSn Bake, and aos. IsSss.n s..sS.ss. asi4
M @ to ;s the S's az s 1875 u: -
OF Pembroke place, III Yorx ~ CLeathsm Nsnchsstss.
or sss @ asy Of June si6 Who Were -
.S S .. TO Of Leg: Per
any have died snee the .,d John h.rrop are " Their
in aud cute. their claims the chambers yies
n mr. h s. soy s'sa; s e
de aut thereof they will be percmptory exeiuasd from
'w.Sas:i.y. ii: sth s.Y e SS..ms.s. 1878: :. Y
O'Clock at the said Chambers. 10 appointed Toe
hesring aud adjudiesttnx upon the claims
Dated tho Gath day Of June. ISIS.
rro ADAM MOORE AMI ANN HIS WIPE. tOHMkh-
iy wooscroit. who formerly resided ~ haRey In
the county OF Stafford la England ,hsv b. desc shss
the hsir heiress Mt Law, the dovsse
will OF the said Adam Moore-Pursusnt decree Of the
High Court OF Cnaucery In England, In
OF Adams vs. Dalton. 1874. A 80 tbs said AdA0
o. % .: S' s s' s.
solicitors before the LIST day sevsnsbsr iezs
In and prove their claim ut the Chan OF sh1
Vice Chsncslor. sir Charles ALL No ~ Chancsry saA
Middlcscx England or In dsfsat thereof they viii
peremptorily exelbded fIom benefit - the sal
deere. Wednesday, the 18Th day Of November bext o.
o'clock la tho afternoon. the said Chambers appsmssl
Tor he airing and aajndieatns upon tho ei.inA
WILLIAM BlNNS SMITH. Chief Clerk.
Dated. this 9Th day jane fs7S.
Note.-Tte said Adam Moore and Ann, his wife, were
arrisd la 1888 and left I'm went 70 70
side at Cleveland, In the United States Of Amsrscs
NORRIS, ALLkNS CARTER,
20 Bedford London W. o., sgeais plsassam
In the said cause.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. So.

A IMPORTANT, POSITIVE And USKnsEkvED :,
"A. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
oF ELEGANT AND RICH HORSES. CARRIAGES AND
WAGONS, BLANKETS, ROBES. HARNESS 4
r. $50 soIp ro-.okRSw GiigRsDsY, sgLy e
ST., AND IN REAR OF PRIVATE RESIDENCE No
70 IRVING PLACE. the WHOLE, TIE PROPERTY
OF PRIVATE GENTLEMAN,
including dsome and fast bay Trottng Mare Volunteer
Queen BY Volunteer can beat 40 to road wagon has
record Of ;3., aud Is warranted sound and kind
has. record sedfrd Of 2:33; shs beat 30 aud
warranted sound and kind.
Fast dark bay Gelding Hooker ny Ysun. Column
bus trotted at Nstick In 235, 10 and 2:37; he
beat his record, and warranted sound and kind.
The fast and well known young Trottin. Gelding BILLY
dam by Old amblstoniaL trotsd 4th July last
Fleetwood track in In 20 beaten Wy neck
In ~: he 10 very handsome great road pole horse
and warranted sound aud kind.
Fast bay Gelding Lance got by Ashland, dam by Inn
ported Trustee grand dam by Abdaiixh beat 2:25
ne To- hands high. years old and Is warranted
sound and kind.
Bay Mare Carrie Baker, got by Errissom dam by Esy's
Black Hawk she beat 80 aud Is sale for lady
drive; warranted sound aud kind.
Handsomest and bred Colt In this city: he 1914
hands high. years old. got by Phil Sheridan he by
young Columbus. dam by Toronto Chief second dam by
Cassias A. Clay Jr this colt broken to harness last
will trot in 80 this he is warranted and
kind.
Carriages include elegant Park Phaston with extern
sion top; Pony Pnaeton with csnopy Queens Phxeton.
top Road Wagon. Portland Sleigh. Single and Double
Harness. Blankets, Robes &C., DC; ~ ,,
TON AND CAN BE SEEN AND RIDDEN AFTER UP
TO TINE OF
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

JVAfBR PUwER-uNgAILING LARyE BUILDING
w OF Rooms. Inquire Of JOHN o0PCUTT. Yonkers. r
40 " a hinuton 81. city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-30
NEW YORK's UNICORN,

ocsan Steamship Line Established by Van
oerhllt--Fourteen Iron Screw Steamships
obtained---First Departure from New
YORK Jan. o--The Enterprise Believed to
Settle the Question of New York,s Conn
mercial Supremacy.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
NEW YoRK, Dec 29.-The establishment
OF Mr.. Vanderbilt's new line of ocean steam
SHIPS ls hailed with great satisfaction among
New York merchants. Up to the present
time it has seemed to be the policy Of the
New York Central and the Hudson River
Railroad companies to divert ell through
freight from this city and to send it from
Albany to Boston via the Boston & ALBANY
railroad, claiming as an excuse that there
were not proper facilities for shipping it
here. This was considered by grain dealers
as very unfair, as most of the
shipments from the West to Europe
by way of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, are on account of New York shippers
who would be willing to pay higher rates
for their freight by way of New York, be-
cause they would have an opportunity of
seeing the condition of their goods before
sending them abroad. It is expected now
that all THIS will be remedied. new ele-
yator has been erected at Sixty fifth street
and the North river, and new wharves have
been constructed where Vanderhilt's ships
will receive their frelghtage.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-30
the act of July 2, 1864, to which this act ia

the act of July 2, 1864, to which this act is
an amendment, by taking possession of sale
railroad and telegraph lines, and of theil
equipment, or of such part thereof, and fol
sucn time, as may be necessary to secure the
service required; and said company shall be
eneltied to receive for such service compen-
eo.ion at fair and reasonable rates. takino
thereof.
sec. .. That when said COMPANY shall
sell, or contract to sell, or shall convey. ar
cept by way of mortgage or deed OF trnst. To
aid in the construction of it's railroad any ~
said granted lands, the lands so sold CON
tracted, or conveyed shall be subject to taxa
ton according to the laws of the State or
Territory within which they may be stu
ated.
Sec. 9. That this act shall not be con-
strued to affect existing private rights, e1-
cept as hereinbefore expressly provided; ant
Congress may at any time. having due re-
gard for the rights of the Said Northern Pa
cine Railroad company, add to, alter, amend,
or repeal this act, OF the charter or resolu-
lions hereinbefore referred to, and may pro.
vlde oy law against unjust determinations
ana excessive charges wherever the same
shall be made by said company.
Sec. 10. That the said Northern Pacific
Railroad company shall file with the secre-
tary OF the interior, within six months from
the date hereof, its assent to, and acceptance
or, the provisions of this act, or be forever
deoarred from taking or receiving any bene-
ut from or under the same.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-30
ANNUAL ATTENDANCE
CHANGES.

single change occurred early last spring
George W. Lewis retired from the Office of as
slstant steward on account of ill health and
W. IT, Blodgett was duly appointed to fill his
place.
No radical changes of any kind have occurred
In the organization Of the institution. The
system adopted three years ago has been stead
ny pursued. Two sessions day, one intellect
ual and the other industrial, has been main
tanned throughout the year.
The school is divided for purposes of intel
lectual training into six classes, averaging six
Teen pupils each, one class being composed of
seven mutes. The studies pursued are arith-
netic, physiology, drawing, penmanship, his
tory and composition.
For the purpose of industrial work the school
If divided into five classes. During the few
year. that trades have been taught in connec-
ton with the institution, the industrial part of
the education obtained has grown in i'm port
ance. When shops were first opened, we hoped
10 De able to pay running expenses. That be-
' ing regarded as success in financial point of
view, but results have exceeded our expecta-
tons, as the report of the treasurer will show
lac real value OF the shops to the insti-
tuition is that the majority of the pupils
become self supporting and independent as
soon as they graduate. Definite statistics on
thls subject will be given in a future report.
ORDER OF DUTIES
Rise at 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
Breakfast OF $50 A. NJ.
Chapel exercises, 8 to 8:l5 A. N.
School-8:15 to 1890 P. H.
Dinner at 1890 P. NJ.
Shop-l to 4:30P M.
Supper at p. M.
Study from to 8 P. M.
Pupils retire and lights are pat out, at 9:15
P N.
The first Saturday night in each month is de-
voted to social exercises. On the Sabbath a
morning and afternoon service is held in the
chapel, conducted by the superintendent, but
these services do not interfere with the priv
lege OF the pupils attending the church of their
choice in the CITY