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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-30
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
AS 1t Casts Its Light Upon the Chicago Mar.
ketS.
FIRE AT JANESVILLE.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Wheat cables 10 the nnh.
lie were firm and private cables shade higher.
There was no pressure to sell Decen Der. 90 that
large deliveries are not expected Monday. Tho
New York clique took all the offerings of De-
cember or January, and the bloated bondhold-
ers control the price. On the curb in the af-
ternoon January sold at 81 .2315 and December
at Sl.224.
Corn was depressed early, but in sympathy
with other merchantable propertyfou friends.
The curb figure was 4414c for May and 400 for
January. Large deliveries are expected on the
first.
Provisions we're active. excited aud wild.
One failure was reported, and Others being
shaky helped to euliven buyers The late bear
combination have become discouraged with the
short side, and it looks now as if they had
joined the boom and will put up prices unrea-
sonably high: The curb figure was Sl2.4O for
January and 5715 for February. Lard,
$3.50 for January and s7.47115 for February.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-30

IT you want splendid cooking or heating
stove cheap, 60 to Wolterstorff & Moritz. 195
East Seventh strf ct. They have so:d hnndrad.
th!s season, and have just received another in
voice OF those celebrated '.Early Breakfsst"
cook stoves. which they are closing cut at
about cost. Now is the time to obtain . splen.
dld stove cheap. They manufacture everv-
thing IN the tin-ware line, and keep fine
ing goods. l.. - - 1AA
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The Police Department

The guardians of the peace have been en-
gagged upon their usual duties dnring the
past month, and nothing out of the
ordinary has happened. The arrests made
number 165, and the dodgers accommodated
at the city hall were 1O1. The captain of
police reports As oil and "a gas lamps "out''
during tho month. @-@
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PERSONAL.

=, Alfred Rodman, of Milwaukee, is at the
Clarendon. :.
BENZ Ticknor, OF Lacrosse, Wis.,, is among
the arrivals at the Clarendon.
Chas. Haskins, of Long Prairie, is at the
Clarendon. ~.-r =,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-30

Harrison and Dear, charged with trespassing to
the amount of 81, 065, claim that they paid q
fair stumpage, but the claim was disallowed.
The above are the cases specially reported upon,
and in every instance the commissions recon-
mendations were adopted. Those named, and
the rest of the defendants to the seventy-five
cases can settle, if they 40 desire, on the basis
of So, 50 per NJ. And if they reject the COM
promise, their cases will be brought to trial
during the December term of the United
States circuit court. ..r
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Obit ary.

NEW YORK, Nov 29.-Rev. Dr.. VIM. Ives
Huntington, for many years pastor of the
clinton Avenue Congregational church, died
to-day from exhaustion n copseo nence of :
cancer of the chin. Awife and air child,on
survive. ,fsa
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He Ought to be Excommunicated.

no Ouene to be Excommunicated.
NE qa'd minis is good maxim for al, paint
err aud booksellers not excepted, Bro. Houph.
there Is just little too much Imagination in
those caricatures of monks exposed in yonr
window, aud by far too much muggin- headed
asin'nity displayed by yourself to meet the
a MIe M OF this Intelligent community.-
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e lizards.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The prolonged billiard
tournament closed tonight by game for first
place between Slosson and Sexton. The latter
won. Score. Sexton, 500; slosson, 476.
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THE COURTS.
District Court. -'
ESPECIAL TERM cALENDAR.1

81. Before Judge Wilkin.I
Edna P. Webb vs. Catherine Kimberly ct
al, motion for change of venue; no appear
ance.
Louis Fitzgerald, ETC., VS.. Rosanna Crummey
ct al, motion for decree; granted.
Wharton 4 Morton vs.. Vim. L. Anderson.
motion for new trial; continued.
NJ. Mayer VS.. Scully 4 Kemper, order to
show cause; continued.
A. J. Preston, ETC., VS.. e. L. Barnum, ap.
peal from taxation Of costs; no answer.
F. II. Hoffman VS.. w. J. Parsons, continued
to next special term.
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just as crowded as ever at Browns. The
Jeweler. People aoM go where they GET the
best goods at the lowest prices. Remember.
No. Is East Third street.
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we will commence Monday, Dec 1st to close
our stock OF Cloaks, Dolmans, Circulars and
listers at greatly reduced prices.
A. 81. LINDEKE & Bro.
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Splendid Christmas goods at Browns. The
Jeweler, rs East Third street. The finest a.
sortment of Gold and Silver goods in the city.
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We Have Just k.ceiv,.,,

Three hundred and fifty doz. Corsets in white
and colored that we propose to close ont At III
and 81 per pair. The best Corset in tho o;t,,
for the money. A. d. L1SpkKr& Do o''s
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MONTHLY EXHIBITS,

Closing tho November Books in Federal,
State, County and City Offices.
Il Yesterday was the last working day of
November, and with their usual commend
able promptness, federal, State, county and
city officers, furnish GLOBE readers with the
result of their months labor as follows:
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Probate Court.

H. ,..0.t Probate Court.
Before Judge O'Gormau.t
In the matter of the estate of Patrick Burke,
deceased; Daniel O. Connor and r. A. Smith
appointed appraisers. Is
In the matter of the estate of Maritzious
Weissburgher, deceased; sale bond filed and
approved.
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The City's Funds.

The City's Ftsnds.
The city treasurer's report makes the fol-
lowing exhibit:
Balance january, 1879 3 SO, O32 93
receipts. .......... 307 ,O69 80 ...,.
Disbursements. 1880. 1887, 202 so
Balance Dec. l, 1872. $4,000 %
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heeos etlt Edge Tonic never fails in colo,
oIstsntezy and az diso-der. uf q ike nature,
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See advertisement of Esterley &c Heinemann
on eighth page of to-day's paper.
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lnterat Revenue.
Collector Bickel reports the following re-
ceipts during the past month:

Tie State Treasury.
Balances in treasury at close of business,
Nov. 20:
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The COaIafv Trens,sr,,

The County Treasury. -.
The following shows the amount of funds
in the county treasury and where deposited
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Totals. .............$440,1O 2 % $40, l02 %
The balance on hand Dec. LIST, 1879, is de-
&oS ELL =.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-30

The balance on hand is deposited as fol-
louuo .' t-E
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Total disbursements..e3 $50 479 So
Balance. 30, l65 10 &
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Have You Bought Your ,t,va,

,nn .n~ :. 15SAHAnAAE1 q uE1NEMANN,
lO3 and los Seventh, corner of Jackson .trae
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zountze Bros, New York. to p,v in
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h'' p, .s = lo11 'ArT IT, O. i-'.'' $4,000
Caitn,. lo4nc 20 Thomas Eenworhy Madison
core .1 ags M o. saa. jar 1900
Oar r i' v. Z month. - l.s5o
Frame. James 4 --i ri, '1 oorrs hItH"s.o u
' IT, %. ..'' ',.' 1903
Gels fiauo. 20 Frederick Fovic dave, Of go
Id. t 5 seil 20 ''''' $4,000
HI ,r re, T. 80 40 ., 1900
II @ sS 7-a =. w IF - ma ' vesr. . 5000
IneraI.r1 ziheth p feb Association fer Relief u r
and Inf -emsie- in 'Ify Of Ne~-for.. rs l-'tl 49,
tfH. ..-.--.-.---- t.lNJ
i0sti..i ~ Si-are. nirIrhs -. Io0o
s.ve .oi la' "a -, vea.- So, $500
MOwbrIy. Anfl nnt 20 the immigrant Indusiia saw
lr-. nanN. Ia .u.rfr wllci cescT pfIOL VI he
found above among deeds. "a mort-asrs year. 200
Manson. Mary 70 A Hedgera. eotlst W OF ID 80.
Nas ,.f,i o. 81 ave. 70 Year, army 1900
n l11tirt .n, a'lnet. $1,000
Insurance Company 80 IL lFmiur@t, years 5000
Fnig xof kveA. So 5000
Rorian. Ncnae % jaAl Kelly. No 10 Roosevetst 80
sehaeatel ycho.as to Il voiinan. ioths, u -.
.,9i.ei +, years a ,1c r. ii iata lie In..r
1se 5oplny "a ~ We. 3thsi Js,r 1000
Van k0rIis Helen and husband 10 ca aries DuRgin,
vrteafie,- charles lni wife T. Panlina A Morgan,
s4yth 81 eOfjti-aEe. ge4rs---------------- I'ovv
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
iiy..t eers- Z Il al eT@olis ETC. 70 william
lsaan another. executors. etc 1880
pasel Wilson n 70 samuel seaman ...-.---.-- 1900
Taylor. knmund 3 70 r A stec man o'f--
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


op,1. sn :; 2 70 John eatls 300
Ieary r,ie- to waiter Me,d trustee etc. $500
N9i5sye -, ~ , ' ,;sraa v W la
Hoo 1Ssiss NO 10 1oA % 'u NEW 5000
Delaney - 50 q II wof Lewi-st 2j17j samuel
strauss AID wife 20 George Leichr 80
9th No 81. l-VoO James smith ana WE q" ooo
Mary Havrmeyrr ~ -4vuu''
&ofo III a5o1 1' 10 srsc. Isss 1870
Fsib. d ana wife 10 France. de. ...... 5000
''' s,e.i and wife 81 to y I.aas 1880
i'' ,eir T. 70 ' sn ~ e' s ssss -lo- ' 10000
97tA--f. No 3 East 25Xf-S George LgDcrt and -
wife % Iloml- Pearson .-.--.---..--- 5000
l2Ofh--t d s. ---s 70 ~ l-t-ave, l6sXinoluj Mar
fHa Wright and husband o. Catlar4ne NC roo
sts,-~f 900 II . II - ave. e7ixi605i DAVID
DnktIfral WIFE ~ Fla Hilech zf,puJ
ROO-eEelf- SO 10. -hr SO also tHfl-t 10 n =
OF 'a's 5roo rere ' 70 una Eey @ 2ssoo
i2OfH-t -il.~ % ~ l-tAge, lI~A luuLO MAT go,
VT. rli ana i-btuC to Frederick Fo"ler t.0v1
d ,,r. , - 4, W. ~ ,isre- = voTl''. $4,000
Pr Do cor of iIsf-Hr-rf. ttlLzl l3Aifitx
s ese1 1So '.''. 20 ..'-' y ' 4soo
Sais Pol.'y ..'' Il i.rA g. .. 'A'.-e. GAIT
Prf.a1.' ave " :. 100 N n Fmersou-s; 3l4illK
Jas ,xllegllar O. sinclair referee, TO Lew "a
l4.faN pd. e@.'Ii0i .'----. osa~'
sane .I % Iy Lew a -ooHNoo executor &c sss5
El .a a.e.. -.. III To- Ias1e. rs 10000
'i' ssa. :. ~ ,isisa ,psr '' 2o55o
0Ottr-f 90 if " of -ll.e -uv ODD bie-rcl r-
gell ana 10 Mary -4llls % W.,
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Broohlpn Rcal Gslars for Sale.
Iucilom Salcs OF Real Gstale.
I OrIs ME,IER. Aucuoneer,

7 OUIS ME>IER, Aucuoneer
D. order OF the Of Common Pleas viii sell at the
Exchange -ale-lnumS. $50. I'D sruls way, un
IE-uAl, October 2, 40 noon,
valuable lots the west de OF shave -ith and 75th
~
oi- ou west ie ath ave.. betseeu s4th and 7lth-ts
DO ots % south -5-t, tie OF said avenue
lois.
Parf = The purchase money remain on bond and mort
Map NJ aucnanrer. Office No. loo Broadway.
GALE of VALUABLE LANDS NJ LONG
- BHANDH.-At Publ, Auction 40 h'orliy's t~iiIal
lDral Erl.cu N J. saturday. october b. ~,
~ , O'Clock D. M a th.t tract ~ and SHOWN West
F4lm' obtaining about - yn- between Cedar ana
PlrA tvrs. AMI wif.li el-y r'a. Do OF iA' beach, 90
Ir- highest alN III Long Lrauch-it acres NJ woodland
on ,sia. 'avc never iai iug oi pure water.
Further Information given - r -. IS ' 81. Brown.
9H lsrnadwaV York.
or by JOHN h. PLATl. Ass sucr.
40 Nail-sf. Sew ark.
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GouGrIncrsnlu Nollccs.
Cost ano found.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YOEk ThIBJ 81 " IL ~ REC ~ ~ Al Ilit W
TDWN OFFICES 80. IL Brncdwy corner Thirty 1rst
Al or .,u- Wost Twenty lh.ra--, corner Eighth ave-
40 %. Iaai FourerLtl.st- corner C-lou--guafe. goa
sllri ave eufu. al the n AAAhM Ofrieh-
Ne Isl Ihrdave Duenunirri anit" .ntFfourtn-st
tHarl-m SAVINGS bank BulGngl np ,o n a. te-u az
rates
4 O~T Bank Book No. !. 767. issued by the
<t,~ruan savings Bank 10 Tie lliY 81 NrH-lrS io JOHN
fsII IMAM j. ml--4 Iic . tcf ~ ini lef or tie
mons fanne-fel o. The LtA- il Dot rest rel
b.lor, e siA dly rc.u.e 1871. lppclton vii De- made
fu l. llanA nI ntA lloA
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BV v 4 sfarens0n IT.
4-sforv brown stone aTeIing with lot, No ! West
6sth-st = OF 5tn-sye, 20x6O. Richard Berrj-. 30
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rrm 5chnola.

NNTAL SESSION CTwcnrv-frsD Of the
y Law SCHOOL of the -NfE -R-lIY ~ tls CITY DF
W DIRK brc.r- october o-n uelr aud Hi- june H.
l5-O. Tor circulars a-t Examination f0r' s tp ID
". L. JAQt rs, -r'lrttl o' icA--''
go Broadway.
NALk Law SchOOl.-Regu.ar course. , years;
Graduate ;or degree u DOLL years Pal. 'srn
uitra sent -. Address Prof A 70
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QeGrnrrs.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT INK
UPTOWN OFFICES. o. LIS Broadway cor 4Afty lr,i-
BON weufr rfiH-f- corner t.-NI1-tF,.t
No, 81 Last Fourteenth -. corner nel.-l iafe' 1"'
lllTave. Forty -ev-ntst 40 flr IA tlh Or -
80 9s~i Thiriave Oue hundred tn twenty 0rth-'-
fHaren savings Bans Building, up 20 p ll ~ Co.
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rros-e Asolrh 20 Augustus Marun. 40 83 2iave. .
rHtr. ff IfufI. r.rt 1...-----.
POLL Walden fl Il.rra NJ kerrl store NO - plA-
ave- 5l. years a. annual rent u --.----
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRk Wednesday. oct. 1. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex
change saiesroom to-day
By E.-s0rd 2. Hrrlen
fai0ry brown st1reF well with lf 80 l,5ls IN.
ave- " = 8.2ftso Sfth Il. lot 2ux1D. lhos J. 49,. ~.
... llstiv
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Tueirrcilou.
: rvs snd Young Nen-citv-

ASS for Young Gentlemen and private
'.--1-rio-. T770N ~ r. ASH. JOB West +oth-st
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ON CENTRAL PAEk New-York city. -
or Rows Or q YOUNG O. 20 Prepares th'n 'l
CtIlt. Point. Naf Al
Srs ti-iftss French spanish sIcger ano ,al-.
or. ue. isl W building erected purpose va odel pr t
f-f Tfe Frosnc,tu- fun details Twenty I'll
Ital ". begin ol soften Dor it nt-ts .,.-..
80" r,-,f,eslr =. N. CT Arsll En- Director
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Grales ano TENDERS.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NJ W
n YORK rKIBu ~ WILL BE hE1El - Al hE
- or IO- We-i Twenty inlri-f, corner trhtn.ly-,
No a.. ha.t Iourirenfaaf- .orIrr nipu ~ ilt. 700
mir. .v. cor FORT. fnt HARLEM DFFIcE
81 fhirL if ald- "rntY .ourii It
-Tllr-rn = wings Bank Builug. 10 D. "a al regular
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Gouuirn Droycrtn tor Sale ano 20 cer.

VouIlrn Dtcrrrl1 1Ol -Alt ul1O ~ XXI.
DVERTISEMENTs FOR THE NEW
y YORK. TRIBUNE WILLIE RIO ETNUD AT THE p
ToWA oEtici-. No. - hr'tl"ay, c.'. i'-C'
~ 81 i0ur-- orner gr rare 200 mira
ave- cor Forty -ev@ntl-t. Of tle HARLEM ottIDE W
-iiaien savings Pauk Eulainsl u9 AZ reg mr.
on, crates
4 DESIRABLE farm of II 1cres in Monmouth
a county j.. j. to be- so' lt orle' o, i'r tolft d.
EZEA a. -8oRN Aaln.nis .istor Midiefow'. ~.
Fine Country Residence. Westminster
~ Cc~qiy six a'r.s oil compete cost s"ooo VII be
Offer alitls 80 minutes irii lev ora
Address 40. Box 81 .-,' 'i'i.
4 DESIRABLE FARM Tor SALE near New
y j.. l4ifs vinaya vs. AM small fruit
H. PrELr-, owner. Sew BrlnswicS y. j., or Homer
Morgan, . Plie-st. Nev-York
TOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point. y. j..
on Coiteest. between no3eFt AID o.cuts cost = 900
Tsns Tor slsT PEI sets VI o. s c sy p"
E1OR RENT.-At RIdgcwood, y. j.. within a
i few minutes walk rom depot ld-pm" fu.ni,l q
cottage terms ID immediate posses'ion Aios-
MERclAN l." Post Or1oe Box ,lsi.
TOR SALE.-Farm In good order; splendid
L location short distance from aeID one hoac nom
NcwHo suitable or cou-il residence aua ~ lail Al
AUlress q. CHLh, +. %. \ t,'o- New-l DIX
HANDSOMEsT, CHEAPEST, BEST IL
1 IA on C1INfl.Y HI-lIEN,E flr she money p
acre brauiiiuiy lId ont de, fruit. Datn a. mirs
10 ciJ . -4.lD BOX tl3. tai.i r. y j.
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
chariauely situated residence be lokrcuse he 0lecn
CW Of he Hud,oa ai. ID acfe- oe.u,iin os'' ' 2"
81. y WRIGHT, ~ south Liperi st. 70 eetps.r, @. l.
nRANGE. \. J.-Hou>es ana Country seats
~ ,or sale great VARIETY also farm ana e4ii
-
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PRIVATE SALE.

n. .. q =. > HUM. ! =
lot on - Ann's-ave "a " - 0f 4jthst, 23d Ward, 90
25KIOO; Francis " Brown. ~
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grsirucTlon.
For Poth sexes-Countrv.

For Roth Sexss-Countrv.
CHAMBERsBURG PENN ACADEMY.
Parents desiring school ba'h good and cheap VIII please
~ j. 4. sIIUMAKER. PHI D. Principal
DEGARMO INSTITUTE, Rhinebeck. y. Y,
nts for college or business For catalogue anu 'A'
''0iA'' address 'A' r'n'' JAMES NJ DEGARMo Phi. D.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm II
miles from Ney.forS - week board ~a-ans '1la a
.i care during ne sq@msrs vseaaon For particulars apply
GREENWICH Academy with Mus Institute
~ ana Cont Coll Seaside school Founded ls02 Both
On erect route from y @ Bostol Boar rsl5sei
T. D 3. 81 BLAKEsLEE. A NJ Z. Greensieh. R l.
EIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For both sexes;
VI ooneoriye Penn: 80 per gasr,er ,ra.sa,s pro
JsHORTLiDGE A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL
w F GR,MtN S tAP pun N l.a fi, P5
TIE Be-, ,e9oo wall 5 reopen % "ED tsDA &
AIRS. FRANCIS r. MASTERS and her
DAUGHTERS VIII reopen their BOARDING. AND DAY
SCHOOL or Yong Ladies and Children al Doboa Ferry y
Y september %.
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTIIU UTE. New
- Ton -u-seV county. y j.. reopens september Tor
r1-ut and Christian nauencc- thorough 20 coli
ior business 600 year SEND fqr eta9sue r'tsr
Balr Jersey city :. = STEVENS. A NJ
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, Tho,. Hanlon.
eaitLiure.- convenience discipline. thorough teaching
home comforts ana moderate charges
Il gofb -, tboror IA bo-rel, healthy no extras.
s-25 per year Address ~. H. bANNI-rti.' A. VI.
Coward INSTITUTF.-A Female seminary
ma1eneme8t sls,a tear, ri, ard ioie-i ln mage. x
ia Address Roy HES ~ a. HARLOW, A. ~ Principal
GOU1H JERSEY INSTITUTE. Bridgeton,
eal tii e,.a. course. br aug rios nlaerr Improve
B.
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CRATES AND TENDERS

M iarr..t manuiac OF low and hal low Crates for
t,tr -,rt ~ softsnn win dumping shaking stracl.
eui oprn fifiaec- wiz ahliinus ata pss.et
brass Fender FlS sets fa Coal lt,lH
r .rti4ur aud modern dr-gn-- whoi' -Alr am retail
F-firrtf4s curflft
- anNONEH & CO.. SOC and SOo Canal-st- y. \.
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trsfrutllCn.
- nen-CountrY.

For Boys and Young Men-CountrY.
DR. PINNEO'S FAMILY SCHOOL for eight
~ boys Greenwich, Conn Ieopens september ~ Ieea-
c Prime GO. and Others
DR. FITCH'S Family School for Boys at
~ Norwak Conn., rea home combining thor9osh 1r IN
ton parental care For circulars and references al
dress the Principal. Dr. J. G FITcH.
Engeyood Boarding School for boys prepares
Il for Sonege or business n r r q y near tie Pal
sates - The hudson sept l6 Knrstelns1 White Prns
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
ier y ssaSs G 70 9 Pa SrSr Rev a. cHSaBEE
FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL.-New-Butaln.
Sonn-es,Snsd 70 give tnoTougs ihsuufus9 an AwP
FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS.-ThoIough in
stIrcon handsomely iurn aed rooms g9o9 -apie nome
tEIGhT6N Yale Principal
ELUSHING N. y INSTITUTE prepares
Young and Boys College (Aoaem mic or scientific
Department Business Naval Academy. Or west Point Has
been successful operation In s present location Tor tT
u''' ''''' s'"' E.A FAIRCHMD.
HARTWELL'S Family School. BOYS. Union
vile y i5th veal clas yes reduced reference 10 pa
I TITLE BOYS.-Special advantages; lower
rate Boarding school or Boys estaD shed lso-. D.
MAPLE HALL Institute. jamaica L. L., for
VI Bows English French. German and Classics .or s-7a
NIORPISTOWN (N.JD BOARDING SCHOOL
Va for bows ihe Rev : y How ILL m Principal
MT Pleasant Inst.-Prvate classes for BOYS,
Va tmhersi. Mass. e-tab Isl6 Il. g. NASH A. NJ. Puu
HTT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
VI \ sLLLCI BOAAoiN O. 7oiool. ryk BOYS.
Tie course Of Instinct on ebrlcrs ihe following terart
nents eas- al Mot'4n iaulira ben. At4 y i.al-
formed 10 Music Drawing ami Fencing tAoroush.v orra
LED Military De- lrfneni i4tng school " NJ Eclu1lcl
BENJh5IN Is tLiI. Irln .inl'+.
DEEKSKlLL (N.YD MILITARY ACADEMX.
J scaa lo- Allsri.tsi Aify ia-e c.r..i.sl
ID q B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
THE WILSON & KELLOGG SCHOOL,

Heorr- september 3. Principals late l-b5-l-l1l Head
ua-t.r- OF ANrnN> 1kAMMAh - T. ~ mae prlt.s
GuU +f 10 O. .Df Srflfu- Oh. Jfrf 0f rftefffd
4 rfosff. Th.rUuah training ~ Primary anc Commercial
frfutnf- and without extra charge
Cl I.na-lrm with careful instructor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
NlIss COMsTOCK. b and 81 West 4Oth-sl


az 7lI'I--'T'' It'll Y u
VI ami former Partner o ihr ate Mss iiaLe
Respectfully informs Aer flcnds tuo tle p1DAc ia -e 81"
renHfu BOARDING and DAY school U- Young 4A'@ az
Children so 10 Gramefc' "a on Thursday, sept p
IsOr- class ami kinnerlirfel oct %
faruu VII D. a--.f.c hr Iir same cuIu~ ~ ird
contributed o. give fine s,hoo IT'S tih'le cy GIN
and -le earnestly socil7 ii' continuance u ~
- ~ :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

CHERBULIFZ INSTITUTE. 1879 West 42d-
I --Profss Charruz w.i reopen hs school Tor boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

APPARATUS and FCRNIIT RE Of al kinds
= fr ca ls acld-u-- eu send fYr GAIA
Iorle. B EEl. PRATT H. Coo t- aIli - 'ri.s-, ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

Miss DU NERNETS SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
VI Iu- FAST 81 .lfi--l. y l'- .i.k,.
j LEATt uAMP TEMPLE ~ tt'n anf exfoT'-
had NE-IEI.of torcfaIe lciartutlf. rfuttll- l4f-
iai Business. Scientific schools ami Tic beat Colleges
o. c1 recess Ion early dinner home or school.
Afternoon .IH-. Q.It OF interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
lie examination Of candidates for admission viii begin on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I,
r. G 90 p m.
% f.frr
Ile frst session WI heEfr on
MONDAY. OCTOBER G.
'go which time all students VII attend ior ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

ETm. Alex'r Macgrcgor's school for Dancing.
W IL 5thv reopen. oct IL. Private sud class lessons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02
Dlnclna Ardoenles

Lien DODWORTH>
y SCHOOL Tor DANCING
AT HIS RESIDENCE. so. 6, 5rH-ANE
CLASSES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Glasses for Gentlemen Monday and THURSDAY evenings
send FOR circulars
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
LOTS, LoTs:.. LOTs:::
SPRING CITY, NEVADA.

Lots can now be procured In the fiourishinp
mining camp OF Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District. Paradise mines by applying TO the un.
dersignsd, the regularly authorized agent Tor
she sale OF the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN.
"ov' 70 iaa Spring City, Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
BULLION TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds ,f mines for the quarter end ny March 81
1870 is now due, and payable at my Office in
the OK urthouse of the County Of Humboldt
and u at the laws for its collection viii be
strictly enforced.
L. l.. RicKARD, County Assessor.
W. em,cca, Nay 80 1877. my2o.4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-07-16
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to max ali kinds
of
TURE FIR MES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
speciality
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHO on
Bridge Street above Leyy's Store.
GEO, r WALKER
winnemuccA. July i6 1878