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hundred aud four dollars and eighty eight cents
H,rofssl he Is also indebted 10 the School
fund Ia the sum oftwo thousand two hundred and
two dollars and thirty one cents 49, 1852 81 J;
and to the Poor fund in the sun Of ave hundred
aud nioety-tye dollars and sixty-four cents
N5ssei)i the amount due from unseated land for
county purposes Ia eleven thousand six hundred
and ninety seven dollars and seventy-seven en- cents
81 ,ds177); and the amount due from unseated
lands for Road purposes is sixteen thousand
seven hundred and ffiy.six dollars and thirty
ane cents tsl6,756si); and the amount due the
echoci fund is ten thousand eight hundred and
ninety nine dollars and ffty-one cents $50.
sssSll and the amount due the Poor fund i
three thousand Ave hundred and seventy -eigh
dollars and forty cents (s3,57s4o).
In testimony whereof, We have hereunto set our
hands this ed day Of January, A. d. 1879.
WILLIAM v. WRIGHT,
JOSEPH GlLLILAND,
J. 9. NORRIS,
Attest, Covntv Anditoys
L. G. BLoox, Clerk.
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Goshen Township.

By amount treasurcr's percentage......S Ga SO
By exoncrstions 5i "a
BY amount paid district treasurer ..... a,036 6s
By amount uncollceted.... ......... ...... 800 "a
s,las rs
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.fndtfors' Certificate.

ME, The undersigned Auditors Of the county
w ofClearheld, In the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylvanis, having met at the Court House, in the
borough Of fClearhsld, the fret Monday Of Jauu-
Ary, A. ID. 1879, according to law. and having
examined the several accounts and vouchers Of
DAVID McGAU6HRY, Esq,, Treasurer Of said
county, for the year A. ID. 1878, do report that
We find them a. above stated. The amount due
tbe county from him appears to be fourteen dol.
lars and sixteen cents (slti6). He IL indebted
to the Road fund in tho sum Of four thousand two
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CLOSE THE RECORD,

! am determined to ssil my goods si cash
prices, and at q discount far below that evey
offered 10 this Vicinity. The discount I allow nv
customer, viii make then rich In twenty years Il
sAsy fel'ow my advics asd bay their rcods from
ne. 1 will psy cssh Tor whsat. osts snd cIev>r-
rssd. DANIEL 060pLANDRR.
Luthsraburg, January ~. 1871.
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PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner Of Fourth asd Pias Streets,
CLEARrELD. "a.

HAvINa engaged in the nsnufscturs ef hrl
II ola" MACHINERY, we respectfully Infsrp
he public that We are now prspcrsd to al al
order, as eheaply and as promptly ss can b done
In any Of the cities. We manufacture and dsalIa
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tH.
By treasurer's percentage ....-"s I 81
amount paid district treasurer 1855 IS
" amount uncollected Jan, '79........... 50 90
S2l9 90
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MAisffllaufous.
DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
IA Notice 10 hereby given that letter. Of Ad.
ministration on the estate Of JOHN HEBER-
LING, late Of Brady township, clear6sld county.
Pa, deceased, haying been daily granted 10 The
undersigned, AL persons indebted TO said estate
WI please make Immediate payment, and thsss
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated tor settle.
ment without delay.
GEORGE C. KIRK,
Administrator.
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STATEMENT OF
Unseated School Funds

DAVID McGAU6HEY, Esq, Treaiurer
IL of'clearheld county, 10 account with the
several townships for School funds for said years,
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Misffllaufpns.
EOR SALE.-

kOh oALk.--
The undersigned will sell st private sale all
that tract or parcel Of land situate In Decatur
township. clcarheld county, Pa, within a short
distance of the Tyrone 4 Clsarhsli r. r., and
adjoining lands Of Robert Hudson and otners,
and known n the jacob B. 6e1hsrt lot. The
said tract containing 90 acres more or less, with
two veins Of valuable coal thereon, has about 80
acres cleared, and 10 the hey 10 large body Of
coal about being developed. WIN bc sold low and
upon easy terms. For particulars, apply TO
DAVID L. RREBS.
Clearheld. Pa. Lnly Il la16
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The Bells Run W0Olen Factory
Penn township, clearheld Co., Pa.
BURN OUTi
srr sor
B U r N E D U PI

subscribers have, at great expense, rebuita
neirhborhood necessity, In the erection ofa first
elass woolen Mandatory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
ali kinds Of Cloths, Cassimeres, satinetts, Blsn-
Vets. FiAnneis, &o. Plenty Of goods on hand TO
supply all our old and q thousand new eustomers
whom We ask to come and examine our stock.
The business Of
cARDING AND PULLING
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, 10 suit customers. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict atten
lion 70 business We hope TO realize liberal share
Of public patronage.
10000 POUNDS WOOL wANTED
We will pay the highest market price for Woo
and sell our manufactured goods m low ss similar
goods can be bought In the county, and whenever
We fall 10 rcnder reasonable sAtisfaction ws can
always b. found At homo rssdy 70 make proper
sxplsnAtion. either In person or BY letter.
yAkBs JOHNSON SONS,
errl,>s.f Bower p. o.
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ssatssa,.
THE MANSION HOUSE.

- Corner of Second and Market hIFeels' "
CLRAREIELD, PA.
rruIs old aud commodiour Hotel has. during
The past year, been enlarged to double iti
former cspaoity for the entertainment Of stran.
gers and guests. The whole building has beon
rsfurnished, and the proprietor will spare no
pains to render his guests comfortable while
s,aying with him.
ps- Tho Mansion House" Omnibus runs TO
and from tho Depot on the arrival and departure
Of each train. W. G. CARBON,
July i2.77.tf Proprietor
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HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
Dry Goods OF all Kinds,
GO Cd FL UR,

OF different brands, always on hand, and will b
sold at the lowest possible figures.
y. II. Meclsins Medicines, Jayns's Medicines
Heststter's and Hooasnd's Bitters.
5000 pounds Of Wool wanted for which the
highest price will be paid. Cloversesd on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also. Agent for strsttonvIlle and Curwsnsvills
Threshing Machines.
&A- Call and see for yourselves. You will End
everything usually kept In retail store.
L. M. c0UpRIET.
Frenchville p. o., August IL, 1874
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Mulay and Circular ssw-Mills

Head Blocks, Water Wheels, shsfsins Pulley.
aisord'' Injector, Steam Gauges, Steam Whistles,
oilers, Tsilow Cups, OH Caps. Gauge cosks, Air
Cocks, Globe Valves, chseh Valves, wrought irss
Pipes, Steam Pumps, Boiler Feed Pumps. Anti
Friction Metres, Soap Stone Psshlss. Gum Pssh
ns. and al kinds Of MILL WORK, together
with Piows. Sled seiss,
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We, the Commissioners Of Clearaeld county, 4,
Pa do hereby approve Of the above.
Witness our hands and seals. this 2ad dav Of
January, A. ID. 1879
tsigned,] CIV. KYLER,
ELAH JOHNSON, Com ers.
Attest JN0. NoRRIs,sr.,
JoHs W. HawK, Clerk,
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Hereafter, goods will be sold for CASH only.
or In exchange for produce. No books viii (,
kept In the future. All old accounts must b,
settled. Those who canno, cash up, win please
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COOK AND PARLoR sTovEs,

and other CASTINGS Of all Aisda
- ordsrs solicited and slIsd ct uy Pricss
An 'etssrs q inquiry viii rsfssssss 70 nssAissrJ
Of cur nAsufss'srs promptly assvsrsd. " sSdrss
Ing - II cisasasid. ~.
issiT4-a BroLER. YovNa . NEED
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ssasl l-,saefs,s;'slis,,a'ulsais Sen
AUDITORS REPORT
--or rne
Receipts and Expenditures
Clearfield County,
FOR THR YEAR 1878.

DAVID McGAUGHEY, Esq. Treasurer o.
CleArield county, In the Co,umonwaalh u
Psnnsylvsnia, 10 account with the funds u
said county. from the eighth day Of Janurry,
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Joint Certificate.

WE, the Auditors In the settlement of m. as.
w counts with DAVID McGAUGHEY, late
County Treasurer, have allowed him credit with
an item Of -Four Hundred and Finy Dollars
$4,000. for Aliases Of the county (see Order
No. 4sI, paid to J. A. Caidwell), and One Thou.
sand Eight Hundred and Nineiy.six Dollars and
seventy'hye Cents (sl,sse.7s), paid to Frank
Fielding lses Order No. $40. We have allowed
these items for the reason that the County Tress
urer has paid out the money without notice or
protest upon warrants drawn by the County Com
missioners whose term Of othce has Just expired /,
but we do not allow them because the warrants
were properly drawn or authorized by law. We
recommend such action to be taken a. will asser.
tain the liability Of the county for those moneys
witness our hands, this 22d day Of January,
A. d. 1879 WIN. v. WRIGHT,
JOSEPH aILLrLASD, Auditors.
Auepts J.. q. NORRIS,
L. Q. BLoos, Clerk.
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STATEMENT of
UNSEATED ROAD FUNDS
ron lS77-7S.

nAvID MeGAUGHEy, Esq, Treasurer
several townships for Road funds for aaid years,
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8 i,o75 lS
cR.
BY amount treasurers perecntage.....s 81 10
BY amount paid district treasursr..... l,o25 ~ |
By amount uneolleoted ..,..."........... t6s 81
1871 Is
, 1879-05-13

Sou7u ELalH, ILL.,, May 19,-Ths lairymeuts
interest in building butterfaetorEes Of tlvls own
scaIus to hs dAl thu increase. Dl"hop i Htrlng-
er's factory commenced operations May 2, aud
seoms 10 bo working quito satisfactorily. The
franc IL Mcdonald Bros.' factory Is up and In
closed, md operations doubtless wilt be conl.
n,cacou ttero !usido u TWO or three nceks. |
Adams, two leading dalryMvnl living caat Vt
h&e, ueat llamlnond's staltoa, will, In cntn-
pany, colatucnce soou 10 crcct q buttes-factory
Tor u,eif own uso, anl vii! pethats tnsuusastura
the milk from i few, pctghbering dalsisa. The
repienee ,,ecessa1y for Koo1 taetory,-
Eood shtnp!ugK facilities, e&esleut water pfiyi-
lcxes. etc laid II there Is aly merit Iii Thy hax
ieStor{ .elieps thsf certainly Nlfl hatY favor
fartaets Wlth whom haYa tulke1 inform mo
, 1879-05-13
jng TINT sho would only consent to take her
meals In tho apaftnents Of l'}u. TX. Her In
cons IL estimated a. 1.sn0, 600 truncs.
MARIN % N EWS.


SNAIN F1kElHkllSs
II Wouhl fecsn ~ II Tho bottom fIad fallen out
Of Tie VcsseiOnncrs' Association, for II ccr-
talnty has 10 controt OF matlY Of the largest
carriers. Yesterday tho Wetsnorn and brunette
wcro put In at NV on cnrn to Nui1Alp,-i14o
less tIlnn the Association rate, There were ft,-
tnors nnd couhter.rdmofs nhuut ue natter but
II wns .fnalfy rcpprtcd TINT c1lt lad
been n,alc., lit. BfssclI Or his Captains
were no dout't tlre,1 Of waiting. 50 long. lor a
charter. and got dtsEusted nt ito Aksoctatlon's
lack Of backbtIlt, mid nut tl1es crafts In.
Tito schr6 Marfa atsrfth aiut e. G. Baruca also
put III at d less rate tlsan axe on wi,ca. to Duf-
fulo,-1tfu less IN fhct.-and thcro were also re-
pufts to The coFtrnty abont H.
4 ehartcf nas thde on tChangc Tor cofri al &c,
which wis The rate asked for tnost OF the Tcs-
seIb, ami tlo agents declined tu sut IT, Room trae
take,, Tor 70,og0 Lu wheat mi l3j,GD In earn.
In Tho mnrning the bargcs Hcth1urv utitl Brit
neete for 100 t1 hn ct,r to 1afFaio ut exc, mil
tiie bhsgd ]. +. johnson 33,utE} lyi corr, to lD
ut &c. IN tic sfternoo1l t,e scl.rs Maria Martin
uud e. Z. Darhcs for about 81, ,u00 bu each of
wheat At 3c.
Lake md eanal frcithts wore quoted at 7114Q1
TIE tu New York.
The scllr F. A; Aiotto wds also chartered for
87.Go0 BY Of wheat at tlto snnlc rate rs the
6thttsAJt.'
, 1879-05-13

Mr. Henry baby. who for several scasons past
has sunplicl tho wants Of o,lr plcasura-seckers
with firatclass excursion steaucrs, such rs tho
John Sherman aid Flora, hns Chartered tho
stmr Ruby, for. two seasons past tn
gagged In the excursion business between
Cleveland, Put-in-Iay, md Kelloy's Islnnd.
III. Ruby is q 1ow-prcastro side-whocl stca1nnr.
aui especially aiat,ted to tic M oxrursio;l Gusl.
npa., md Mill III the first boat syer brought to
this port That e designed for pleasure cx-,
clusively. The Ruby Is considered the finest
boat on Luke Eric, and was nm especial fnyor,sc
atnoug TIC plcasurc-aockcrs At the point. abovc
tn,t,cl. she will curry vtth comfort 500 pas-
suugerst 1lavir.: length of 100 feet With width
Of forty foot. shs is considered QUO Of tho
safest boats on inland waters. Tho route se.
leetcd 1Y Mt. Daby TOR the Anhr viii be froHs
C!ark, ,ssrect bridge to tls Water-Wurks crib,
IAucoih fnrk. anil Hyde Park, making trip
every tw0 hours.
Tie steamer will be here about juno /, mud
Will undoubtedly provo great fayorItc with
Chlcagoans, as with hcr old frIends On Lake
Erie.
, 1879-05-13

Baipdrronr, Mny i2.-Atrlved-fltdore, Ln-
sAlie, 5,so0 bu corn; Peerless, Ottawa, 5000 bu
corn; Tempest, OTTAWA, 1850 bn corn; Morning
Light, Joliet. 5,7W bu corn; prap Atlantic,
Joliet, 1,BO0 t,, corn, 40 bu rye; Onat,a, Nor
ris, bn0O hi ctFi,. First National, Kauknkna
frctrr, 1850 bu cosn; CITY Of Henry, llousy,
B. 500 BIZ corn. ~
, 1879-05-13

Tho following ei,attcrs were reported yester-
DAY: sct,f Atnnle Hlaweou. lumber, tron Alpe.
m to Chicago, s1.25 per 1000 feet; schr IL e.
Crawford. hardwood lumber, from Trnytrse
City, sl.B7]<; sc'lr Flying Mat, lumber, from
Middle Village. 4f.s7t4, scilr Minnie Mueiler,
posts, fn,tu E0R Iart,or, 411fc cac],; schr Fcfci
tous, cet1ar fica, from Ahtlapcc.. Sc eaGli: anl
The sctr Clara Parker, a28. feet Of dry futn.
her, from, blushcgon to Cteteland, ~ per 1,0o0
feai.
, 1879-05-13

ITEMS.
The San FranctscO Chro4lftlt makes 4 scathtnR
attack on The Central Pacific Halfway monopoly,
accusing II OF robbery, psriury, and the theft OF
millions annually. The Chronicle ategcs aud
presents figures in proof that that road made
net profit Of s9.4l4,sso in o,s ycat and nearly
AZ grcat an afnoant 1T other years. Its earnings
nre compared with those OF prominent Eastern
roads, and L. IL shown bt figures that the best
Eastern rt1ada operating D,000 miles Of track
earn loss tnan tho Ceutral Pacific operating hut
1,4D miles.
Thc, headquarters Of the Foreign immigration
Dtanc!, Of the 1.ond Dcrartuacnt Of the Asc!.t.
moved from Topeka to Newton, Kan. This l,as
been done to Induce Mr.. c. b. Schmidt, tile
very efEleicn: f'eners! Foreign Agent, to remain
In the service Of tho Company. HI resigned IN
order to give all hts attention 10 q banking In
etItut!on al it,at point IN which he Is Interested.
Katl'cr than lose Ills valuable services the Com
papy allowed him to transfer his headquarters
to tint place, where hd can overlook bis bank
ing business at tho same time
Tho General Freight Agents OF tbo roads
sS sS i IT, sst I u @ ssu;e 3se:'S Fe:
4 Chicago Railroad to decilc upon rates 10 thu
Eastern interior points. Tho rnts bn grain from
Chicago to pttttburR was 1nado 10 cents ncr lug
tic rate to Wheeling, y. w., was mado the
same. There is no cstahlislted rate to seabonrd
points, but thtrc is an understanding Among
The various roads tint no freight vii! be taken
At less ulam Is cents per 100 pounds on grain
from Ch!cngu to New York. Tlley will all take
snorc IT. they cah get It.
Commissioner rNak's circular, published In
yesterday, TAtDuKE, has nlado much bad
llaod aiIlunG the railway otflctds Ia this city.
Ills latest move not only dtycrts the business
from Chicago roafs but 1t also tnakcs thu East
ern roads take part In the .Ight iu favor OF the
st. LOul4 lit1cs. While the trunk lines prD-rnte
to Ranens City with she roads via 81, Louis,
they will do No such tlilng for tile roads ria
Chicago. The most s.lpr!sing thing about this
MIattcr is that tilc New Yosk Central and Eric
1toads, which tut1cr az much from Mr.. Ffnk's
iign.latlicd proceedings as the Chicago roads,
allow this thing to gu on. The roats from
Chicago west can stand sucii HRtt n1ucil
longsr tllan Msr, AliehIgan Central, Lake Shore,
md Fort Wayne lioIds. A. soon as Mcssrs.
Vanderbilt a,,l Mccullough Giri ont the 'tsuc
tnwarfnets' Of atr. Ftnk'k proceedings thty
will no o1ut1bt res to It tlLnt Cltcago Is treated
d listle moro e9ultsbly by the Commissioner, ..
, 1879-05-13

poRr CoLuoRNk, Ont, M4Y 1a.~-Passed up
stmrs City u Now York, oRduusburg to Chi
eago general eargoi City OF Concord, Osdsrs-
bun. IL Chtcaao, general cArgo; scl4rs Floridn,
Kingston to Chicago, light; Pulaskt Oswcgo 10
chicago, light; Nsssau,, O.wcko 10 Chicago,
light; peuokec, Oswero to ClsyelA.ld, tlsuce TO
Milwauket With coa!s Guiding Star, os1ego to
Chicago, llEl.t. '>f !.
DpWH-Nothfng r.:
W!hd-eouthrest, fresh. =.
, 1879-05-13
COUNCIL NLUFF9<

CounciL BlurRs, May t2.-As meeting OF
the stockholders pf tho Council Bluffs (; St.
Louis Railway Company held ii this city to-day
tho following. named gentleman wero elected
directors for The eusutng year: 8. W. Lewis,
Dr., .,ohn ..}dckaon. j. +. Howc, William Spear,
and john X. Lohbcrett, Of st. Louis, and D. Il.
Solomon, Of Council Bluffs.
, 1879-05-13

1sp1AHAPoLts, May f2.-Tl,o agreement Of tho
consolidation Of TIC Toledo l. Maumee Narrow
0auge, the Deipl,os, D1uf!ton t. Frankfort, and
the De1phos Il Kokomo Roads has been dled
with The Secretary OF Ktatc, tho consolidated
burlington Ka,Irond Company.
, 1879-05-13

Kidding StreAt1 Of Gnaw,
In 1s7l tho Loudon Common Ctiuocll ahtrsl
q hpi1c lor- thu lest Invention 10 rid the stsects
ol snow. Que ,Has selected cut Of seventeen
, 1879-05-13

dptct1l Dspa4eh IN The 7rfsthk
1npfANAroLfs, May f2.-Tho Toledo q Mau-
NEE, the Dcipllos. B1uffton s. Frankfort, and
tic Delpllos d Kokomo Roads, oil narrow
gauges, have consolidated TN Ter the name OF
1hc Toledo, De1phos d burlington Railway
Company.
, 1879-05-13

Of hrst-mortRa9s ibondhnlderA The road ts
already h1t!lt 70 plnttevIc. The balance OK
forty miles, from riattevfljo to stuscodn, will
lse commenced at once.
, 1879-05-13

IENII4Itt7Nl1 E4ttN lNUSs
,,Tllo gross earnings OF twenty railroads Tor tho
mouth Vi April, 1870. show 4mail increase ovcr
thu earnings during the corresponding period Ut
last ycsr. This following arc the Dgursa:
, 1879-05-13

knocked In her l,ottotn. Athnut zO bu Of her
tsfEo of wheat wefc vet Ahs Will have 10 20
Into the drv-tock.
, 1879-05-13

Tint, unless the prcsani ventures prove unetc-
ccesfuf, they will n. no distant DAY build butter.
factories Tor their own accommodation,
, 1879-05-13

General Manager Btrop2, of tho Atchteon,
Topeka l. Banta Ft Railroad, told \ TRIBUNE
rsporter, who rlsIted linn At Topeka fcw days
ago, that the report thas llIs foah had succecded
10 purchasing tite Mexican lnfnl grant md char
ter for tho buldFng VI 4 road from fiuayanas,
Mexico, on tic Cuff Of California, 10 Fl paso OF
Albuquerque, Fas based upon facta. The grant
ts very valuable onc, and comprises 5000
acres pes mile. The contract 10 build the 400
miles Of road has already been awarded. aud
work will at once ho commenced. The work on
the new road will start al 0uaya.nas, and will
be rapidly pushed eastward. A. the same time
the Non Mexico d Southern Pacific Branch of
tie Atch!son, Topeka & Bante Fc, which n,rcady
esomple.ed 70 otero, Nov Mexico, Hill be rapid
quef1ue. Here work viii ceaae until tbn iitisy-
atnas 1soad reaches II from Tho Woat. Whether
tiss connection between tic two lines vii! DO
tf1ade at Albuquerque or Fl Paso flas not ret
sonll lllcrh Pacific will fake 10 coming East. The
result bf tilis achievement wtiI be os Immense
benefit to ne Atchi'on. Topeka Il Santa Fe
Railfoa,i. which by II suec+cfs IN getting :!ne
srfo.' tlte continent to California Tint wilt be
entirely independent Of the Central Ur Southern
Pacific. Every ejaculation heretofore made to
rot another Pacific through route was to coh-
meet YIN Tho latter road. asis was not Thought
itaacalses IN Cai,foras.' This % road l wa ts
also aftcr The Mexican grant attacleti
~ The auayhnas Road, but was l,eatcn by il1e
Santa fc Compans will nanK San Francisco bv
tile 9tayanas route, whict, will be 1900 miles
shorter between New Torx nnl Australia,
Dnaynmaa Il l.oo miles nearer Australia By
water than satl francisco. and saees 100 miles
deep water near shore. Efforts wf1l be nsdo hY
the Kaltroad CJ1tpauy to scttle tho land along
, 1879-05-13

Tic jtbtopsa! Of the schr IL. u. Moore was
bIowr, away Sunday, ouatdc;
rorn,vo A., nvnrl,,ul,ny,
'evslso an o'.'""s. .,,, ,,,,, ~ .. ,,.,.
Ihe nc~ schr kcaafntt"'" t"ok 90 SONG oack'
'rhe prot uostlon Campbell arrived back iron,
E7Ie rcstrrdaY,-her first reuntl.tzip Of the
sensu1
Tlu trR j. II. IIaekley will be out to-day. Bho
l,us received repairs IT, ltcr bolltr.
Tic tur Livingstone, towing two batEes, loft
, 1879-05-13

4 17H. jlf}3
Warrants issued tho year pseyious or In
former years, redeemed BY tho Treas.
plts during .bo month Of March, 187D.S 1d2, oG4
Amount Of warrants outstanding MARCH,
II, 1870, parable on dcsnand. 81. - 10, 900
PIablo from taxes Of 1873, when COL
leeted ..'.. ........ t,116, or
l,UBl. 1853
, 1879-05-04

Tie Rev. H. c. Leland has accepted call to
the Baptist Church at Grinnell, Ia
The Rev. T. a. Morgan, formerly Of this city,
died April 8, at his residence, Victoria Park'
London, Eng, of heart-disease.
The Rt.:Rey. F. R. Nixon, for twenty years
Bishop Of Tasmania, and moderate High
Churyhman, is dead at the age OF &C.
Prof. McCosh, of Princeton, mourna the tact
so few Young men are preparing for the Church.
He thinks there will be q pastoral famine IN ten
years.
Among the deaths Of min listers last week was
that Of the Rev. Henry Neill, D. D., OF the Pres
bytcry OF Philadelphia He spent many years
in the ministry.
The Rev. Edward Palmer, father OF the KEY.
r. NJ. Palmer, Of New Orleans, Is still 1aborlnE
in the Presbyterian pulpit regularly, though nc
is 81 years old. His home and church arc at
Barnwel1, 5. c.
The Rev. u. L. Williston resigned the pas
torate Of the Congregational Church. James
town, n T., with view to years absence
with bis family in Europe, the resignation to
take effect May l.
Maj Whittle, the weltknown revivalist, has
returned to the city, anu with the aid OF Mr.
McGranahan will inaugurate revival services az
the Lincoln Pnrk Church, corner OF Sophia anu
Mohawk streets, Monday evening.
The death is announced OF the Rev. Richard
Waldo: sebthorpe- He was formerly M s an asso, .,
| Rome in 1871, returned to the Established
Church In 1915 and, about fourteen years ago,
| reioIned the Roman Church.
The London Times announces the death, at
Rome, OF the Rev: Wiltiam Palmer, one of the
| tractarian leaders OF thirty years ago. he tol'
lowed Dr. Newman into the @ Komah u, t1ulcn ahaHa.
| ~ relioious relations. He was 81 years old