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New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

ness done in railroad bonds stocks were fever
ish rather than active. Tho notable changes were
saies OF Northwest up to 4sls, and st. Paul mp to
36i2. Western Union sold at 102. Coal stocks
made for 1879. Gold sold at lOOl4 "a 1OOla all the
month. Money loaned at 2i206 per cent. and
sterling sXtydays bills after declining from III 81
to "a 1884, closed at 81 s1la.
December.-ConQress met, and behaved so well
for the first week of its session that hopes were
tertained that the country to be relieved of any
further agitation of the financial question. Before
the adjournment for the holidays, however, there
were Indications that the vexed subject was again
to be discussed. bill TO regulate Interstate
freight rates Dy the railroads was introduced, and
passed the House. Preparations for the resumption OF
specie payments have been steadily advancing, and
the premium on gold at the gold board has steadily
declined through fractions measured by lbs Gov
crnmeuts have been dull and steady. The last OF
the 520s of 1865 were called In and the first call
for the issue of 1867 issued, the subscriptions
10 the per cents having been. unusually large.
Financial matters unusually guct even fol this
month. The speculation in stOCksrcceived impetus
from some remarkably good reports by the leading
railroads After rather dull and sluggish movement
at the beginning Of the month, the Latter days wit
messed a sharp advance in prices. The
Board of Central of the Coal Combination
met on December "a and adjourned sine die, with
out taking any step toward a combination fol
1879. THIS had 4 depressing effect on the coal
stocks. Money has been irregular, varying from 3
to per cent, the latter being the rate, with a
sharp demand Oh the last day of the year. Sjer-
ling exchange strong during the month. until
near the end when rates were reduced several
times, closing at about ii 81 i2 for sixtydays and
81 81 for short sight.
This being legal holiday, there are no markets
to report. For convent ence of reference We ap-
pend table showing the extreme prices OF Coy
eminent bonds and the principal active stocks dur
ing 1879
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THE MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 1-F. NJ

WEDNESDAY. Jan i-f. NJ
rotrospect of 1879 offers much that affords
..,ao for conQratulaton. Its close brings with 1t
1L~ dov of resumption For the first time since the
80 lcgal-tender notes in 1862, the Government
Trs I'm redeem them, and for the first time, conse-
,rent1v they are the equivalent of coin. Although
az rasuuption is not what many persons would
20 clad 70 have 1.-THE actual payment and retire
,nent of the logaltender notes, never again 10 be
;ssned so that all possible doubts about the
future of our currency should be removed
If is still long step in advance, and
one at which the country can afford to reJoice tx
cont in the Northwest, the country was blessed
Inv extraordinary crops, both as to quantity and
onality. The exports of merchandise and products
for the whole year will exceed the imports by over
5OOOOO 900. THIS enabled the couGtry to absorb
without distress, the lSrge amount Of Government
bonds that were returned from Europe. About
$3.50 600 900 of the public debt has been refunded
or is in process of rofunding. from per cent into
a per cent bonds, thus making an annual saving OF
interest on that of per cent. These facts fur
nish the bright cOlors of the picture.
Yet 1875 proved not equal to the promises that
we're made for it. Mercantile and banking failures
that were expected. but more that were unexpected
followed each other in rapid succession. Prices OF
products and manufactured articles that ycal
ago were thought TO be at the lowest
have almost steadily declined during the year
This is illustrated by the following table Of com
,.;ro ,,r;ces of soIne nf the leading staplcs:
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win cautiously nnn It IL what turn thngsare
likely take with the New Year The sales comprse Ohio
s6d3sae. fer Choice and No Michigan ana Wisconsin
Feeees 32d33r Combng and DeaDe Fleeces at 340
4Oc Coarse and Medium The California Wool saies were
made at 12L025c, for FAN and Spring super and
Pulled Woods In moderate demand at 25RS0c; Choice
SupeTs selling at 80 d40c.
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6elp Uanir0.

WANTED-Five men Of character and abil-
w uy 10 sell The Rest Bible" Men WHO manage
The sale m me or and employ is number OF
as.ut. train tvorppgF. Will snf siot exFtri-
0ans bt gunsHtefd ssCe 40 $4,000 Give pir
yious experience busincs. And guatsnoe ahIcd
Address y J. HOLLAND. springfield, aass
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

LONDON Jan $3.50 r. mThe Of discount for three
months bills in the open market IS - per cent The amount
OF tunot the Bank England balance to-day l
9l67o0O India Council bills allotted to-day at ed per
rnpee dcrlIne.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

ncsrux Jan -WOOI1There has been very little change
snc- ast the snnd steady but moderate and
held viii hrnness at e current lDg
n,r, Th.rs pressure 10 buy Dr sell aud MOI
nulA improvement efgeced i0l "eeA VI so buyers
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Gxturslcus.
1IETROpOLITAN ELEYATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN From 5:30A VI. TO ~ h.
RECTOR TREE1-Searest point for Wall street Ferry,
and connects with cars tor South Ferry.
RILANDT SlHEEI-NeaT point of Jersey CtS aud
iODmUlpaw Ferries. -. -, 49,, -
pARK.PLAtE-Ne point for Post Office. City Hall aud
Barclay street Ferry to HobOkcn
MBIRssT REET-Nearrst point for Pavona and Enc
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIk.STREEr-
RANDSrEET point for Desbrosse1 Street Ferry
City, and connects with Tor Des6rosses and
East Cirand Street Ferries
BIEKCKEK- K-STREET-ConDec with cars Tor East and
West
FIGHT STREET-Searest point for Christopher Street
Perry Hoboken connecting with cars Dr Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOIT TkkEI Nearest point 70 Union Square,
MaIlacks and Iyceum IhrAIIes. Academy U Music II
Ming ramuaHy Halls, cunnectiRg with for East
Twenty third ant Thirty fourth street Ferries
TWIN ~ N-THTRD-STRHFT-NeaErs point 10 Booths, ST.
James and PARK Theatres Grand Opera House GimOres
Garden. and Masonic Tempe, and T"eDiythiId street
Ferry Jersey C1ty.
TUfIIY THIIt tD,STRn LET Nearest pmnt n Standard
BToaaway aud Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
san FfsnescO Minsires connecting with cars fos Wee
hasken Ferry.
FOiS1Y~ ECON sTRE ETLCOnnects with New York Trans
ier COMPANY = cabs Tor Grand Central Depot.
FIFTlETll STREET
FIFTY-EfG REET-Nearest point Tor Centra Park
connecting OF Belt iius ksiiIosd
For upto trans take east side stations
I'm nwu tIains went SIDE niaiiODr
FARE. CENIH. Except betgoeu The hours OF $50 to
7.sO A. NJ and o. when The lare IA rrnts
MM. II GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BROl KILN. Superintendent
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The Railroad 4qe of January will contain a
statement Of the new 10 lroad lines winch track
was laid in 1879. giving the number al miles of
track laid ON each road IRE following Is The ayes
recapitulatOn by States and sections:
MILEAGE or Hrw RAurohD CONSTRUCTED IN EACH
STATE AND TERRITORY FOR SIX YEARS
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
mnoI MARkEI-RY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPEAN Make

InSpox Jan. l-G3o p. m--Rehnon Petroleum. load.
ey raor Linscel Of BIS ltY per ton. 1aoS 3UGd per
rwt spirits oi TurpentIBe. 81 81 AL sd percvL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

OF the large exports OF bTeadstuiis so much mas
been written and said that the subject is well un-
derstood but of the shipments of hog products less
Is generally known. OF tho 'new crop" the ship
ments from November 1 to December 2l compare
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

New.Eugland includes Maine New Hanrsinre' Yer
mont Massachusetts, Rhode Island and CONNECTICUT
the Middle states include New YORK New Jtrs.y, Penn
syysnia Delaware Maryland ana the District VI Columbia
c Tie South Atlantic states include Virginia NORTH Caro-
liua South Carolina aBG Georgia .,, ,,..-.--,--,
Tho Gulf include Florida Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana and Texas. ,.
In the Souh Iuieror included Indian Territory Ar
kansas Tennessee Kentucky and West virginia
TThe North Interior includes Ohio Michigan and Indiana
The Northwest include, Illinois WlscOnsm. Minnesota,
Iowa Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota.
The Far the district between Jeras
and tie Northwest and the Pacific etaies
The Pacific California, oregon ana Washington
Territory ,.,. .
The usual weekly summary Of the principal move,
mnnts of grain this week embraces eight days, instead
of seven in order to complete the year The total re-
ccIpts of all grains at NewlOrk i'll 1873 were the un
quantity of 25, 81 1893 bushels. Att
three pOrts-Baltmore, Philadelphia and BostoI-
the receipts amounted TO 81 ,70O,O24 bushels. 1he
receipts at Chicago and Milwaukee were l2OSs2,-
6Oi and rs POI s44 respectively, and the shipments
thence were lO9 S13.253 and 21,453O32 bushels
respectively. The features of the movement last
week elght days, as compared WIN the preceding
week were the large dechue in the receipts at New
York and Boston the gains at Philadelphia ana
Baltimore and the smaller shipments from the
Western ports. -,
The following were the total movements for The
.l...aNg
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8IsT sEMI-iNNUAL DIVIDEND.
East River Savings Institution

No. 3 ChambcTsst. NEW YORK. December 80. 1878.
Interest foI the months ending December 81 1873 at
the rate of FIVE PER CEST per OF $1,000
and under the OF FOUB PER CENT on the
cess has been declared and will be payable after January
10 1879.
Bank open daily from 10 q. m TO Bpm
W. H. sLoCUN, President
CHARLES A. WHITNEY. Secretary
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TTNlOY DIME SAVINGS BANK,

PPOADWAY, 32D.ST AND 6TH.ANE
Tn,cr,. on arbo,t iron - fOnO the rate 0f
cent veT annum and all exceeding 5000 at i'r
rate per the able on of alter JAHAy
20, 1873 -. ,-.-,....
@ lgpNEH :. CHAFus. Treas
~ aytF D
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Giinailous Uauleo-- Mdles


4 YOUNG MAN, age eighteen, with pleas
ant and gentle manners ant hghrsi d'-I1s
empoy Address JOE, Tribune Up'osn ONCE,
l2Ss Broadway
CASHIER, &c-By a sober. reliable and
" energetic Of twenty years praotcai busnps
experience cashier and teller Ia banking Ohccs snl
with coal IleTsis keep books best eleTcnce.
Address >. Il. W.. &Jl West 2ltbsL New fOrA.
C0ACHMAN.-A gentleman will highly rec
~ Ommend lis eOachman 10y high family Just di-en-
gagged Cail OF address 81. H.. 81 4t' ave
COACHMAN and GR0OM.-By "A man as
~ coachmau and groom who Is a. iToaghly e"mpecat !.
careful steady driver strictly tfneraio: Wiling 90 make
himself Is useful 10 LIgh!S recommended Tor
honesty sOJcy and industry; nve bssi city eioi
enee zsl employer. Address o., TrbuHe Uptown
Of1cr. l25r BfoaisAy
ARDENER.-By a married man no iucum-
NJ sbsunr hes lie time OF experience sA'drnfT and
falmrr learned unCer iho es la tho ftsU para
England eT.; raA-s fraps giYser and IlahtA..an
tAusV4gy uAc ir I. sJIpc ADd ahl N.&
wife asLelaS hnut .1uak ne rscSsI h'te, Sni
has sSgs egycTspcs az rtsibG pcniy Eos vt' '-stvce
Adtrc.sj. 70. rr,sah. Vpoab Urrcs !9's TO-.
GRADUATE of LAW SCHOOL. desires em-
" yo, enlin law Office. Address h. lOI - 1rDaHV OTss.
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GALVESTON, HOUSTON AND HENDER-
- SON RALLkOAD COMEANN OF lsLl.


n inteis the Long Island Bonds 'ue January j.
1919 viii be paid aYd after that date a. tn MAitAE Ma
IlDN AL Pearl SIS New ORR City.
JOHN Y. MO .kIS,
City treasurer
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Alnsiral Jnstrnmenis.
situatlons UauIeo--t females.

C0OK-A good smart English Protestant
" cook rndrrsands all kinds o. cooking Wiling asss
Washing uonDg Of references city country
$50 9TH ave, 2ad-st. first floor.
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NcT advertisements.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

- WHiBEA- ibs Hon. Charlie Msyer Pfeti.
gHpl ~ tht '#ufi g Common BsaF - fhc 2th IudfrAl
isfr0ris cfrslsug g tls nuattlss . Isutrr Clinton
ana 'leafts.4. and the Hon ratuHs lfaufk and the
h"u John llfrn. Acetate 9u4sas iu CsHitt county
having tssled fhar ITasft bearing date .lsi day g
efnNf, lhsH. o. ne ttrsftAd faf holding q Court &
'f'r a4sA I'f1HsHsf ADH General gsU hslrsfy and
Quarter rtsaanuF = She Peace in EsIsfauis 81 the
asuuif = ifnfff aaa S. c1tnHtfre The Fourth Non
aa1 ~ November usEf being she 1st day g NosstutsHr
ls8F. ard g. rHHiirus three vskR. Nutiaa 10 hsfttr
gtt'n 10 Tho 'afaus Jusres - 'hs reare Ald,trner
aud tsHsties ~ said county q Ceaifs that tAes b.
tbsU and there iB their proper rfsut at ly o sial
10 ihr forenoon q hld dsY with their fersfds urui.
sf4aut. fAaniuaiiUfs, and thrif uau remembrance
g. o. n"s" thing phlGh g. tolf ea0s a{psftais O.
IL ans apd those vbu bound 10 feaagnlzsDcst .,
prosecute against the Irisau'rs that shall DO in
the lall = Centre oouHit Le then and tsfe Jase-
rutH aEAiust thstu shaIl hs 1ust
hi'ru uudeT my hand. Al Bstfants the net dAy -
pstat@f. ln the seAf q auf Lord 1879 and tbs one
hundred hnd uirl year . the IndePeu8eDoo q tie
United States.
444i JOHN FPANGLER SHERIFF
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probably Cumberland county farmers
may even deride those who pray for
rain when Heaven sends such night
dews that in the morning vegetation is
fresh and fragrant and the dust laid in
the roads We came to the conclusion
that farming was not altogether de.
pendent on rain showers TO bring sue.
cessiul crops. Were forced TO such
conclusion from what wo saw with our
own eyes-fall grain uniformly good in
MIillin, Juniata, Perry, Cumberland and
Adams counties through which we pass.
ed on our way TO Frederick, Maryland.
There were thirty two miles from
Gettysburg and we reached Frederick
city "A. 4 =. H.--horscs fresh and in good
case. Our driving time was five and
halt hours ; dinner at Creagerstown.
The smooth road and fresh, cool air,
with down grade through constantly
changing ampitheatre, for as such the
topography OF this region presents itself,
made the ride this day, October 10Th,
one of the most delightful have ever
taken. About the time of starting this
morning, noticed Captain Curtin and
the proprietor OF the Eagle hotel. Gettys.
burg, as they stood little apart in con.
yersation. Yes, horse trade was in
order. Mr.. Frazer remarked to me that
he thought it would be trade. Soon
the word was said which unlocked the
mare and the typical old trade came
OIL. 1t is just AS ! tell it. The land.
lords little sorrcl "BilP' was hitched
up instead Of the mare, and heard the
clerk say If he had the money "Bill"
wouldn't go step out of that town.
Any one could tell "Bill" was fayorite
in that town. 1t was an even clip.
This morning, October 2lst, we start
for the battle field of Antietam by way
of South mountain. With kind greet
ings to all who may give US "A thought,
we are thus subscribed, DASSEH.
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Tho groom or ghorda-oaiiah does not
like to do anything but attend TO the
horse, and 70 with the driver or gardt
'0dfLdh, and the errand boy or J,uttay.toai.
fdh. Hence there are usually good
many Walidhs about the house, but each
ono gets small wages.
] engaged seat TO Satara, 10 miles
from Poona, on the mail cart which
starts every evening at $50. 1t has two
wheels and is drawn by two horses that
gallop nearly all the way. When was
starting from Poona circumstance
led me to think that | was on the
wrong cart, and though begged the
driver by signs and in English to stop,
he paid no attention to me at all, but
rather applied his whip more vigorously
than before. Fortunately ! saw an
English speaking Parsee in the suburbs
who told me was on the way TO Satara.
When ! was crossing a spur Of the Sy.
hadri mountains the moon rose, and
the scenery WAS romantic. ! could see
mountains, rolling land and fertile val.
leys-especially the broad valley water.
ed by the krishna, one OF the most eel.
ebrated rivers in India. knew enough
Marathi to ask the driver whether there
were any tigers near us he said there
were not. At4.30A.H., reached Satara,
feeling tired and sore. found a letter
at the post Office from an English gen.
tleman Of the civil service, who had
heard that | was coming and asked me
to stop with him. spent day pleas.
antly with him and his friend, who
some years afterwards gave our mission.
AIRY at Ratuagiri tent, which slept in
many a night when itinerating. Rev.
Mr. Wood. the American missionary at
SatarA, was not at home when ! was
there. Satara is beautifully situated,
and nearly surrounded by mountains
some distance of. Shivaiee's descend.
ants ruled at this place many years.
was appointed 10 Kolapoor, 30 had
- miles more TO travel in the mail cart
Accordingly, | left SatAra on Monday
morning and arrived 1T Kolapoor about
, =. ~, covered with dust and having a
severe headache. The next morning.
however, felt refreshed. and was ready
TO look about and see what were the
surroundings Of my new home. was
TO live with Rev. Mr. Wilder, the senior
missionary. whose bungalow il pleasant.
Is located, about hal: mile from the
city. The undulatiug part Of the coun.
try looked bare and parched, even in
December, but the meadows and level
country towards the west looked fer.
tile. The Syhadri mountains about II
miles distant, cushioned on their sides
with dark green trees and bushes, look.
ed qui picturesque. Towards the
south lay the city Of kolapoor, whose
royal palace and principal temple loom.
ed up above the common houses. The
city then had about 5000 inhabitants.
Near our buugalow II the English
camp where there is a Sepoy regiment,
and there are usually dozen or more
English families IN the neighborhood.
] saw lone OF the dreaded cobros for
weeks after came. Lizards were plen.
ty, in and out Of the house, but harm.
less. soon got acquainted with the
native Christians, and some OF the
pupils in the schools and many Hin.
dus came TO see me. q. w. SEILIE.
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STATE NEWS.

Meadyille jumped from summer 10
mud winter last Thursday. twelve inches
ofsnow falling at that point.
BY the falling Of scahold at Easton.
Friday, Calvin ]. Horn, aged IS. was
killed. and Frederick Sampsel seriously
injured.
Joseph Hacker, an old German Of
Luzcfne county, has twenty-five chill.
dren living. lie furnished fifteen sons
10 the Union army.
The mine store at wilkesbarre, Of VI.
". Spalding was burned on Friday
morning. Loss, $1,000. insured in the
.Etna and Home, OF New York, for So.
800.
j. Pryor Williamson, a well known
citizen OF Wilkesbarre, died on Friday.
lie was secretary OF Hon. Hendrick X.
Wrights Labor Committee on its recent
tour West.
Timothy Iahneran was instantly kill.
ed and Cyrus Weptzel fatally injured at
Reading. Pa, Sunday evening. while
picking coal on the track Of the Read.
ing railroad.
Marietta, Lancaster county, is decid
cdly provincial in some respects. When
the town clock strikes six the doors Of
the market house are opened. and those
who arrive before that hour must wait
Professor Charles Grobe, who died
suddenly at Stroudsburg. on Monday.
composed during his life | l,999 pieces Of
music, and could never be induced to
complete the 1000, IS be thought that
with it would end his life.
Otto c. wilkins, of Coopers. Venango
county, at the Greenviile Mercer coun.
tyl Fair, on Wednesday. shot al 900
balls and broke gS5 OF them. Wilkins
is nineteen years old, and claims to have
had but little practice.
The real estate market was never
better in Bradford than il is 10. day.
Sales OF desirable lots are of daily occur.
renee. The prices paid are considered
firsLclass by the land owners, who are
disposing of them right and left, so says
the Era.
Diphthcria prevails to such an alarm
ing extent at Petrolia, Butler county,
that the public schools have been dis
missed and the borough council have
decided TO take action in the matter.
There are no fewer than q hundred
cases in Pe,rolia and vicinity.
The association organized at Erie TO
induce immigration TO that city will ad.
vertisc in three hundred papers OF Eng.
land, ireland and Scotland, offering in.
ducements 30 settlers. At Latrobe,
Westmoreland county, $1,000 will be
subscribed, TO be used in inducing i'm.
migration to that place.
A band OF rowing minstrels that have
performed in . number of counties near
the Ohio border have turned out 10 be
an organized gang OF robbers. One Of
the party named Wilson has been ar.
rested for binding the family of Mr..
David Walters, living at Salem, West.
moreland county, and robbing the house
OF over one hundred dollars and lot Of
valuable papers.
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Integrity and Pluck,

TT|III 'II1 TITIsFfTTH IhfOUVTf-
Mr. Barr Is gentleman who has been
ldentihed with the management Of
financial matters during his entire bus.
iness life and his reputation for strict
integrity and pluck among his immedi.
ate neighbors is guarantee that tho
financial affairs Of the Commonwealth
will be in safer hsnds when placed in
his keeping than If they should be
committed TO the candidate Of the
Treasury Ring, who are making des.
perate effort 10 reinstate themselves in
power and .plunder at Harrisburg.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

RY virtue of a writ of venditioni
1B Raponas. issued cut II The Court II Common
fleas ef Centre cnuHty. and 70 reeisa there ufll
be sxposed 81 puhlis sale in Aaruusl,urg, on
Thursday, October 30, A. D. 1879,
ocoCt p " the falswinR described real estate
Of The defendant. ta wiil
All that certain lot or piece Of ground
situate IN the Village II AArouslure ensre eaautx
Pa bounded and aeasriled ~ followss On ne fo,sh
ny urnIaks, On The vest ~ alley and And af Enl
On The south BY lands of II A Mngle and ou tia sass
~ lands of J. Nirtz-cantsfninE two acfss nare o.
lnss thsreen erected tuestufY frame hasea stAiae
and either out bnidines seixea. taken ia exexufiou
and o. be soAd the fFuFiufty Il Adam n Niakle.
block. s2-2tl JOHN srANGLER Sheriff
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Legal Notice.

IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Ceutre ooUu,y. 10 Equity.
N'xct 4 E1TuEocE THoEtf Rg7Haart
Joss Ea7HEaCE ANH y HavHHDcE aud :, go
HEsAt J. HsTnHo. ~ FaiHfjns -. -.
~ - t"f'a
Dawn haTHEpCT befsudsut
The undersigned. NAstst appointed BY tbe said
Court g. tate the testi1us - parties aud report
the sAsns viii decree vi meet the parties Interest
3D. 81 the purasr q performing the duties II his ag-
riuimept at bic oflrs in fbs Batough ~ Bsllsfute
en THURSDAY. the 2oh day q NONENBER 4 Il.
lNsp Al 10 oelelk, A. NJ
ass c ". BOWER MAsfer.
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4 Check upon Ring Rule.
FROM The Spirit II Bsrks.

TI"III IHt TIIFIt u EfTks.
IT the people OF Pennsylyania are
awe !" Their own interests they will
eject Daniel .. Barr their State Treas
urer as check upon ring rule at Har.
tisoufg. All parties in power are none
the worse for watching; and the pre-
'iou' record Of unbroken Republican
power at the State capital shows that a
democratic watchdog at the Treasury
has saved and would continue 10 save a
good many thousand dollars of the
peoples money from being abs,racted
IN the shape Of "divy's" among party
"roosters.u