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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-04-11
AGENTS. WANTED Everywhere Instantly! For
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War of IS12.-SoIdiers and Wid0xys Pen
stoned for IA days service. Write Col. L. BINGHAM
90, Attorneys, Washington D. 9.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
EXAMINATION OF THE CLASS OF 1875 FOR
PLACES ON THE LIST OF ENs1GNs

EXAMINATION OF THE CLASS OF 1875 FOR
PLACES ON THE LIST OF ENs1GNs
ASSoroLIA, March 4. 1873
The Naval Board OF Examinors OF the class OF mid
sbipmen of 1875, consisting Of Commodore F. A..
Parker, president; Captain James A. Greer, Com.
mauders J. A. Howell, A. I. Mahan and .. E. Batch
eller Chief Engineer A. j. Kiersted has completed
It's work. As dctermned by this examination the
midshipmen viii stand IN tho list OF ensigns Of the
navy follows, unaiterabo except from DEATH resis-
nation or disnssal:-
A, q. Hodgson, Gsorgia; J. N. Helm, Tennessee; /;
W. q. Cutler, Nevada Z. NJ WinsIow, Massachusetts;
G. Laird, Ohio; @. H. Amsden, ONO; W. 3. Hughes
Iowa; 7. s. Carter, Illinois; Y. f. Fletcher, Iowa i;
Alexander Sharpe, District OF Columbia; G. II.
Worcester, New York; G. A Corbin, Michigan; II. Ii.
Hosley, New Hampshire; +. f. Beatty, Minnesota; q.
NJ. Mccarthy, Pennsylvania; ~ l.. Wood, Missouri X.
H. Towniey, Ncbruska; ID. Daniels, Massach usetts; Z;
J. A. Sbearrnan, New York; r. M. Doyle Tennessee
r. ID. Bostick, South Carolina; II. J. Hunt Rhode
IsIand:F B vinioD, New York; g. Storey, AIabams /;
y. W. C0fnn, Massachusetts,; II. NJ. Hodges, limos
W. b. Caperton, Tennessee; J. I. Smith, North Caro-
lima; X. Hunt, Lousiaun.
The examination madc many changes Ia the stand
Ing OF the members OF the class tEer grad
1875. In one case ono midshipman ich twenty
numbers, another nine; some went up from to
seven places. Three held their old numbers
The New York herald., 1878-03-06

day. occupying two hosrs and halfin Tvs delivery II
was in reply TO speech of General Garfield made
some weeks ego and the democratic men,
bers wero willing 10 give Mr.. Kelley all tho
time no asked Tor TO criticise tho speech OF
another republican. General Garfield sat quietly
through the rsmafks of MrKsliey and has tho floor
for ono hour tomorrow to reply 10 him.
REPRESENTATIVE LEoNARp's MISSION TO CUBA
CURRENT RUMoRs DENIED.
There 10 the highest authority for saying tha, no
political significance Is be attached 10 tho visit
or Representative Leonard to Cuba. His mis-.
sion Is OF private personal character. There
s no truth whatever the stories which
have been circulated about the stealing OF negroes
frSm Florida to slavery In Cuba The Cuban insurgent
army which has surrendered TO the Spanish author
tiles IN Cuba did not number than or four
thousand mon at tho outside, aud was composed, is
hore said OF deserters from the Spanish army persons
who wore formerly slaves and Chinese.s
THE NEW BRooKLYN rosr ovFtcE-yAvon- :
ABLE REPORT OF THE coMMITrEx.
The Committee on Public Buildings and GSounds
to-day made Unanimous report In iavor Of tho con.
struftion Of public building In the city OF Brookiyn
for Unitod States purposes AMI the modason Of
tho United States Court, Internal Revenue and Post
on1ces and recommending the appropriation of
$500, 600 for the purpose.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WAsHIsGroS, March s, 1873.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLs--PRoaRE,s or THE
WORK DEFoRE THE COMMITTEES.
Tho House to-day passed the Fertilization Appropria.
tiou bill, amounting 10 $275,O00.
Tho Diplomatic bill will be takon up as soon as the
Deficiency BILL now under consideration, Is passed
Tho provision made latter Tor tho prosecution of
the alleged timber thieves is Objectionable TO several
Congressmon from Southern States aud thero may be
several daysi debate upon this bill that account
General Garfield will reply to Mr. Kccy's attack In
his resumption speech tomorrow, and the issue made
the money question between tho silver and anti.
silver men may also protracu the debate on tho De.
1cLency bill into next week.
The House Committee on Commerce has felt itself
compelled adopt strctest secrecy In preparing
the River and Harbor Appropriation b,ll Al nrst the
committee allowed certain statements TO be gwen out
As TO what II proposed to incorporate In the bill.
Tho publication OF these has brought imperative de-
mauds to nearly every member OF Congress having a
river or harbor or pretencc OF one In bis district,
that liberal appropriations must be secured for their
localities IN order appcasc tho aboring class? Tho
commttec. therefore, will mako no moro announce
mcn's until tho bill Is ready to DO reported 10 the
House
Nm. KELLEY's SPEECH ON THE SILVER
) ~ QUESTION
M. Kelley rnado speech the silver question so-
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
NEW YORK EYE AND EAR INFIRM-
Any.

"Thc poor from all parts Of tho State arc entitled
TO It's privileges s the procla OF the New York
Eye and Ear inhrmary, the nfty-seventh annual re-
port which has just been issued. Two hundred and
fifteen thousand indigent sufferers from dscsses Of
tho oys ear throat relieved during the existence
OF tho Institution Is record OF which II
is Justly proud during the year just closed
no lower than io,53o patients were treated,
including eghty-sx cases Of cataract With n
portion OF $780, 600 gwen by Mr. John e. Grocn for the
purpose building adjoining the present innrmary, on
Second avenue, has been purchased, and so much Of
tho remaining amount us may be necessary will
De used In making such alterations IN II ns arc
necessary TO adapt IL to tho requirements
oil the institution Besides tho regular work
In the institution tho surgeons have rendered hcIp
to iva other charitable INSTITUTIONS. In ST. Joscphs
Industrial School and In tho Protestant Orphan Asy
lum thcro occurred some time since an outbreak OF
disease OF tho eyes 40 extensive the
ayers to send to tho inhrmary for relief Surgeons
we're sent 10 VISIT them and help IN treating tho
cnses The epidemic IN the hrst named institution
severe, there being 125 cases. Of which tnrcc
eyes were lost and three D,dly injured.
The managers OF the lnhrmaTy have appealed TO tho
pubic Tor discarded or unused glasses or their poor
patients, and as RESULT about ono hundred and nity
pairs Ol spcctaccs ana glasses were received during
past year In many alnsscs cntial 70
cure aud oil tho 7,2ll OF eye disease treated
during tho past year 647 required their ard.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
BROOKLYN POLITICS.
STORMY MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY

STORMY MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
coMMITTEE-A NUMBER OF ExPULsIoSs.
The regular meeting OF the Kings County Demo
cratic General Committee was held last evening at
their headquarters, corner of Kemscn and Court
sirccts. Brooklyn. Tho rooms wcrc dcnseIy packed
with mombers Of tue committee and thcir friends aud
great deal or excitement re,gned throughout
the entire proceedings. The chair was
cupied by Mr. Thomas Carroll, who maintained
order TO tho best OF his ability. report on con-
tested seats presented by Joseph Bergen was
adoptcd. report on permanent organization, with
James B. Craig az president OF tho committee, jacob
l. Bergen rs vicc president and Thomas Carroll as
treasurer also adopted General Craig being alb
sent the CHAIR was takcn by Mr. Bergen. Al tho
previous meeting held BY the committee Thomas Car
roll moved TO amend tue constitution, declaring all tho
seats Of appointed members vacant, and providing
that hereafter all delegates be elected Last evening tho
matter was taken from the table, when Mr. Freeman,
n member who was appointed In 1876 stated that tho
appoinlccs were all good democrats, and offered a
substitute to tho effect that permission to servo
their Germs be gwen to Tho apponteos Mr.. Carroll
then arose and announced that " u was tho wish
should DO adopted. the amendment was op-
posed by Boss Mclaughlin, who stated In
u worry pointed speech that tho mcmpcrs
wore appointed and he would suggest that they 20
back anu ofcr themselves Tor clectiop The moilon,
with Mr.. Freoman's amendment, was then voted upon
aud lost by l04 TO o The amendment oil Mr. Carroll
which turns ous Of the committee Atty members, was
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1878.
THE rARTWW urvr

WASHINGTON, March 6, 1878.
THE rARIFr BILL.
The Committee on Ways and Means to-day agreed
TO the following paragraph 10 che Tariff blk
Books, periodicals. pamphlets, blank books. bound
or unbound, aud all lprintea matter photographs GU
cravings, bound or unbound; illustrated books ard
papers, maps and charts twenty per cent "a valorem.
But books Anuiactured and priated mora than
twenty years shall DO Tree OF daty.
e. 7. Bell OF New Ysrk, appeared before sne COM
mittes to-day and argued for tho reduction Of the
tarir on burlaps and manufactures Of juts .,.
~ 1ax UTAH ELECTION BILL.
Notwithstanding Inc passage OF tho election laws by
the Utah Legislature, The House sub-committes on
Territories, who hsA shat act under consideration,
to-day agreed to report the Utah Election bill intro
ducsd by Mr. LutsroiL They have shorn H. however.
o. its clauses disfranchising polygamisls aud women
FIRST CoMPrRoILER or THE TREASURY CON-
rIBMED.
rho Senate, In sxeeusivs session to-day. confirmed
the following nominatons: ALBERT G, Porter Of In
danapolIs Ind. to % FIRST Comptroller tho Treas.
ury, vice Robert ". Taylor, deceased.
THE NEW ENGLAND NAIL sEHvIcE-MR
CHENEY NOT REMOVED.
The House Committee on Post Ofncss and Post
Roads to-day continued sns Investigation Of Thomas
r. Cheney, upevintendent Of Now England Mall Ser-
vce. Mr. n. D. spefry. Postmaster al New Haven,
Conn.,, testified that M. Chsnsy, TOR the past four
i've years. had lott is entire business 10 his sub
ordnatss, In consequence Of which tho whole system
OF railway mali service In New England is demor.
aiixed.
Theodore N. vail, General Superintendent sr Rail-
way Mail Transportatteu, Post once Department,
stated written charges and specifications had
been presented ~ the department against Mr. Cheney
upon which investigation could be based In reply
question Mr. vsii said inc service In Ar. Cheneys
division In good order and did not appear to have
suffered any neglect on shs part OF ns management.
Both Postmaster General Key and Tho General Su
perntendent OF Railway Mail Service (Mr. vail) deny
the truth Of the report that Thomas r. Cheney, Su-
perinte ndent OF New England Mail Service has been
renoved from ONCE l<,.i
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
GOLD coMMUNIPAw." "

Ex-senator Charles II. Winfield delivered n lecture
last evening In the North Baptist Church. Jersey City,
on tho subject Comm unpaw aud it's Vicinity In tho
Oldon Time" The lecturer, who has embodied
hts deep researches tho history OF the
old Dutch settlers In his book tho "History
OF Hadson County mado hts subject not only inter
estng and Instructive, but NJ times became so
humorous In MS anecdotes OF tho primitive settlers
as to provoke convulsivo laughter The lecture was
delivered under the auspices OF tho Ladies' social
Union Of the chufchs and the attendance was very
large.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. March 4, 1878.
Midshipman james T. smith ,s ordered 10 the
Portsmouth, at New York.
Charles F. Nage. passed assistant engineer, is or.
dered TO tho Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. II.
Ensign Bradley A. Fiske Is detached from tho
Plymouth and ordered to equment duty at the Navy
Yard, New York.
The Senate executive session to-day confirmed
the following Nominations
Medical Inspector George Peck. OF New York, to be
q medical director the navy from January Z; Sur
geon Christopher j. Cieborne Of nnsyIvanis, to bo
a medical inspector tho navy from January Passed
Assistant Surgeon Joseph G. Ayres, oi New Hamp-
shire, 10 be n surgeon In tho navy from January T.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 5, 1878.
Msjor Godfrey weitze Of the Engineer corps Of the
army la granted four months leave Of absence, whh
permission TO 60 beyond the sea-
Tho following nominations were sent TO the Senate
by the President to-day
First Lieutenant David A. Irwin, Fourth cavalry to
be captain Additional Second Loutengnt Matthias .
Day. Tenth cavalry to be second lieutenant, Ninth
cavalry; Frat Lisuienapt William Il. D0ughsrty,
Fifteenth infantry to bc captain Second Lieutenant
Charles Booth, First Infantry 10 be rst leotenan
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
ANTI-TAMMANY.

Tho auti-Tammany democracy, represented by
Messrs Bixby Hart and Shater, had meeting yester-
day afternoon al No. 81 Exchange place to hoar tho
report of tho Committee of Conference tho issue
OF tho late interview with The Everett House party,
but owing 10 engagements ciswhcre OF the members
OF the commttecconsistn ng Of Mr. Ira Shafer Judge
Murray, AssombIyman Hayes aud Alderman Power
the matter postponed until tho assembling OF the
Executive Committee, this evening, at No. I'll Union
The New York herald., 1878-03-06

aiterward adopted. Great confusion followed, during
which several OF the expelled members lett tho room'
MEssRs. SHANNON ASD 0'REiLLy
Timothy Desmond then offered resolution 10
cxpei from membership OF the committee Aldermen
ORely and Shannon. who were elected 10 the Com
mon Coun Gil on the independent ticket, ior not vo
ing IN the interest OF tho democratic party IN tho
Common Council So great was tho noise
that The gavel OF tho President could scarcely DO
needed, and IN fact very little attention was paid 10 H.
Some OF the members OF the committee de-
ciarcd that two weeks notice had TO DO
given. These points declared out OF order and
the roll WAS called. Mr.. shannon in explaining his
noto said he driven TO his In he Board OF
Aldermen by tho treachery OF the democrats He
denounced Boss Mclaughlin, and said they might
expsi HIM from the committee, but they could not
beat MIN in his own ward. Robert Furcy said that
he could prove Shannon was traitor. and that he
would go through the world with the brand OF traitor
on his brow. The resolution expcng Messrs shan.
non and O'Rlely was ADOPTED by vote Of 97 so2
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
SPAIN AND CUBA.

KINo ALFONSO coNGnATULATEs JovELLAR AND
MARTINEZ cAMPos.
HAVANA, March s, 1873
King Alfonso has sent natterng kilograms 70 Cap
talu General Jovelar aud General Martinez Campos,
congratuIatng them on tho restoration Of poace In
Cuba Many cities Of spain have sent similar mes
sssea
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
KINGS COUNTY REpuBLrcANs.

The Kings County Republican General Committee
held their regular meeting last night at the rooms OF
tho committee, on Court street, Brooklyn. with Prcs-
dent Cook In tho chair The report OF the committee
appointed 10 inquire the late dsturbapccs In tho
Twelfth Ward ASSOCIATION was read ny the Chairman
of the committee Mr. c. W. Goddard. II set forth that
tho primary held on November 81, 1877. was irrcg-
ular. series OF resolutions offered by the commit
the effect tnat sub committee be appointed TO
rcorganzv the ward association adopted. reso-
luton debarrpg certain republicans claiming seats In
tho ASSOCIATION from membership was, alter consid
erable excited discussion, laid upon the table
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
OF PUTTING TIE MONITORS OUT
OF COMMISSION.
icy TELEGRAPH TO TRE HEnALp.1

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TRE HEnALD.1
NORFOLK, Va. March s, 1873
The marine guards from the monitors Mahopac,
Lchigh, Ajax. Manhattan and Catskill at the fresh
winter anchorage in James River have been removed
and leave In low days Tor Washington, in charge Of
Captain William B. Remcy, who Is also detached
from this station THIS Is thought 10 prcsage putting
the monitors out OF commission shortly altogether
place them charge OF reliable ship keepers and
IN
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
pn- IonN HALL on "rnE pENKN1rE.

Tho Rev DR.. John Hall lectured last evening to
large audience at The First Ward Free Reading Rooms
NO. 1876 Greenwich street, and took for his subject
ssrho Penknifc." Alter describing the penknifs and
telling number OF humorous anecdotes In relation
II. the lecturer described the meaning OF tho word
''cup' In q society sense.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Bankrnpt Not!fes.

T'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That OD the 23d
day Of October A. D. 1873. Warrant IN bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF FREDERICK THILE
MANN and FREDERICK THILEMAEN y, jr. Of NeW-1OIk
in the County Of NCwYOrk. and state OF HewfoIk VINO
have been adudRed bankupts on their own petition ne
payment Of any delivery Of property belonging
TO bankpts either of them TO them or either
for the either Of then and the transfer OF any
property by them either Of hem are forbidden by law tha
meeting the creditors OF the said Danupts 70 prove
debts, assgnees OF their
estate the estate OF them, will be held at
Bankruptcy be holden No. l62 Broadway In
the City OF New.YOrk. before Mr.. Henry Wilder Alien,
o'clock m. LOUIS f. PANN,
US MSrsha as Messenger Southern District Of New.Yo
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THIS IS mo- GIYE NOTICE: That on the

Il Both day August A. ID. 1873. Warrant In Bank
ruptcy the estate Of JOSEPH SAMUEIS,
Of the City and County Of New and state OF New York.
who has been adiudged n bankrupt his own petitions
that the payment u any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging such bankrupt to him for his aud
the property forbidden by law: that
meeting the Of the said bankrupt prove their
debts and 10 choose assgDees Of his estate Will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No 322
the city before Isaac Dayton
Register the 18th day OF November, A. D. 1873 at IL
O'Clock LOUIS +. PAYN.
U. Marshal Messenger Southern district OF NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TIE OLD RELIABLE STONNGTON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRK AID PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depos In
Philadelphia, two f. NewYork. .
Doube Track Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after july ., 1873,
Express Trains leave NewlOk via DesDFosses anu court
landt Street Ferries, as follows; 49,. - -.
40 7:O $40, 9i 20 lmited), IL a. M l. A. o. $50 l
30 y. sunday 43O and n MI o, q, 63O 1850,
$3.50 aud p. III. =, --.. IA, -, .,-..-,.
trains at ersey CITY aordng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. ,,.-ooo . - q. n q o.,
and ii a m tiimited Express l;35 n) . 4 $50. ana
73j D. m and IL midnight on sunday 1920, I, T. ., s:5O
A. M A. 1855 D. m, and II midnight. -.
Ticket offices Nos. 626 and 04I broadway NO AstGr
Uonse and DesbOsses and COurtland ss No 4Cou
s ami Brooklyn Annex Del o. foot Of Fulton st. BFo9kyn
Nos llA rs and llS HudsOn-st, loboken Depot JesoS
N'tt1Ii III 7TIf0NSON l. y. FARMER
Il EIs.l-.Ie. Call "t
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
election Notice.

avenue HOmestreet MISUNDERSTANDING, Union syenue
and Ralroadayenue. .,.,
The Ninth Election District shall contain al tnat part 9t ho
eighth street. NOrhery line OF SAID ward
avenue GeOrge-street Spring place. Trdavenua oneH
dTe6 ana e ba GoStan All na, part Of the
city bounded by and lying within the n9sthery me o sa
The Eleventh Election District contain all that part Of
Ward Raro davenue one Hundred andFifty sxthsIroeh
The Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part o.
the city bourded by aud lying b9%een tRS nortnO INC Vi
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Southern B6uloyard e.Hunded and
Island sound OneHundred Foryfrststroct and Third
TwENTYFoURTH WARD OF THE CITY OF NEW
The Twenty fourth Ward OF city Of NewYoTk shan be
divided election DISTRICTS the extent ana hS OF
The First econ District shall contain all that part Of the
nue. Boston fostroad Wcstchestor ravenue bIon1 River
TSe Sccond Election District snan contain all that part Of
The city bounced & ~ qu @ s Boston Post road
TocuStaycnne MoIIis-sreet FOrdham-avcuue and bng'
e TSr Election District shall contain all part Of
svepJe s%ItheyIy line Of SAID Ward and Mil Brook
The Fourth Election District shall contain all mat part o
ing dgcroad. Mn Brook, southcy line Of said
The Filth Election District shall contain ali That part Of the
city bounded iy and lying within God" fi az 4IlA
nues Kinrs6rld geoad Berrans LandnE Harlem
The sixth Election sna contain oil that part o he
city boTpGSd by ana lying %SnW a nd t , ] W
lana Tlubets Brook, NlnnsnI!GS 6Is,a Ijr
Spuytcn Duyvil Creek aud Huds0n RIVER. 49,. 1880, ,.
g. ne t Sveat % ID dIsT M d yir within t io u laid
Ward Bronx River Bosionayenue ~ eRne M
murcs the late James T. Writings land ana HHHSoh
i BY order Of the Board OF Police .,
81. pm ,s D. I4gfiO
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
rTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn,

9TH day Of september. 4. D. 1873 Warrant in Bank
FARGEON, Of the city OF w.York, in the County Of
New.IorE, and State Of Ncw.York. who has been al.
judged bankrupt his petition that the payment Of
any debt aud delivery Of any property belonging 70 such
bankrupt him his USE and the transfer OF
property by him. forbidden by law that meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt to their debts and 20
choose lis estate, will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy. TO DO holden at No Warrenst.
IN the City OF ewYOrk before John W. Little esquire,
Register, on the 7th day OF November A D. 1873 at 10
o'clock q. IN.
LOUIS F. PAYN.
T. s. MaIsa Messenger Southern District York.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
U MaIsa a. Me..engsr sonthen pI.et Of Yol1
,rHIS Is no GIVE NOTICE: That on th

5s 9 a0 man NJ ~ II IId1 On paIt anG
ruptcy issued the Of SELAH c.
CARLL. Of New.York, in the County OF New
York state NeW-YOrk, who Ia, adiudGed
a bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of property belonging TO
such bankrupt to him for his and the transfer
Of any property by him. forbidden by law that meet
OF the creditors Uf the said bankrupt, prove their
debts aud choose assignees OF his estate
will bc held Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No
j2 Broadway in the City Of New York before MI Henry
wilder Allen, Register, on the 7th day OF November A. D.
1878, az 2 O'Clock I. m. LOUIS +. PAYN,
l. Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of New York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

L 22d day Of OCiOber a. D. 1873 Variant IN Bank
ruptcy was .ssued agaIns' the estate Of DOW. >
KlITlE ~ the Clty NewIork, in the County OF New
state oi NeW-YUTk. who has been adludRed a
bankrupt mis- petition; that the payment OF any
debts AMI delivery II any property belonging TO such bank
ruDt 10 him or for his and the transfer Of ans property
by forbidden by law tHat meet ng ot the ced
said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
be held Court OF
BankruuiCy holden No. BecGman ST. I'm the city
York I. Dwight. Register on
the 18Th day Of November \. d. 1871, 81 o'clock p NJ
LOUIS +. PAYN,
MI. ~. NapA
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Wrenn 6teamfrs

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE. ,,.,o, q.
pier Of Company new No AZ North River foot Of
CANADA, Frangeu Wednesday OCT Su " 90 NJ; m
sPERETRE baure "Wednesday Nov 10 So d. D'
Steamers marked seerage passengers
For freight passage Philadelphia apply to AIon
'no'"0n' foIs 81 BEBIAN Agent No. 55 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
JOHN J. O'BEIEN.
chief Of the BWraU ~ EleCiiOnA.

FomcE DRrAETMESr TIlE CRY OF NEw-YoeH,(
No. 3NO MCIGFWNSt.
= NEw-TORE, oct. :, lS1SD
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN that III pursa-
~ ancc section 30 If Chapter 67j, OF The Laws o lH
the Board 81 Police las designated and aplCiG I l"%o %
registr and polling places and for each oi me Elc
iion Dsuc Of the CIV County OF Newi iOTk, ioT the
election next ensuing, az follows, tOWit:
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