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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

A quAstes oouslsAs ~ ton Weeks. two teseeos
each week. PUPILS drAidnx e0fake - bessat,
80. - ~ 8 zcs1ssrS SSeS. sSaf No
Abduction Tor absence except In ceecs ~ pro.
ssAeSed ttlHeaa. 1hoss desiring Ia take ies-sns
vtit psssse ssoseacs promptly With opssssS o
soes
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

A fine line Of Java, Honey comb. Linen
and wool canvas; Also = good assortment
of Berlin Zepher worsteds, At
r. A. KErcHuM,s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
TAKE NOTICE.

Fresh Baltimore Oysters received every
day at :
WALTER H. CARR's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

THIRD DAY.
Wednesday, Oct. ssib, ls79-Board nj
pursuant to adjournment.
Prsssnt-OsnAiaionsfs w. B. valssass
chairman. Ole Sampson and Daniel Wilcox,
eisstEs Miner. clerk. NTs
Aaditils11of bills ". rsssmed, and, the
lsllosl9SbiIls seis ssdltsd snd16.sa;s
The report Of E. c. Walton, justice ofihs
peace, was accepted and ICES allowed y fol
lows: Ffs
&c. Walton, justice ees.. s 4.l0
james E. Hardin, officers fees.... ll.3s
The report of q, w. Roberts. jjusaics OF
.ths peace, sss accepted and feesalIe1t sd.
sith the exception Of lea in case ofllSA
p. Hanson, ~vhichewere rejected, thstoard
not deeming the same . legal charge agaissl
Yankton county:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

tho county records 10 the late IRE. AZ *
tra sesston can only b authorized By he
president OF b 90 ct Of congress, end the
necessary slseps lare1esipg taken ~ thu pso.
pie Of DeidWood 70, tecnre> luEA Ssushoslxlg
tim.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

Department Of Justice, WaakinStos, Az.
%, 1S79.-Hugh j. Campbell. Esq, q. S.
Attorney, Yanktos, Dak. Ty.-s1R-I on
close . copy of . letter Of the 10th inst. from
the secretary Of the interior, also Of his
letter mentioned herein 70 the commissioner
Of education. These are on the subject Of
the occupation BY parties, for the Paspo.e
of personal gain, Of certain school lands in
sections l6 and 385ofa Dakota tGsf5essy.a
The communication to this department By
the secretary in this matter was suegest4l
by the letter Of E. w. Chafes, which you
recently forwarded, and which was submit
ted TO The secretary.
Upon the Recommendation Of the interior
department, I desire that you will mali
inquiry into the matter stated BY Mr.. Chat
fee, aud il cases are brought to your attear
ton where timber has been cot and rvmov.
ed from saidsections. that you will proeecdtt
the came ~ other timber depredations. Also
that ii you find that the sections named are
being cultivated BY parties, you will bring
suit against them TO fecover. for the uss d
the Lands, iftAsfscas and evidssos ~ sueh
a willj0NifyJ1 COARSE. f h
Nssy respectfully.
CHAs. DEvKxs,
Attorney General.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
Mrs E. ]. Coggins invites the ladies of
Ysnktou to examine her stock of. Millinery
Goods, on Friday aud Saturday, Oct. 10th
and nth. P4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

Cal G. Valentine, stenosrapher, .... $4,000
LII. Eliot fec, deputy sheriff, e. $3.50
Dakota Herald. printing, &c, ..... 40
Charles Long, board 81 pepper,
s1e:oo, .llevsd. 500
Karl Bsader, house rent for pauper, 1900
n. A. Bakef, sheriff fs6san board
of prisoners $s1.7O, allowed, 1870
F. Swanson, jailors salary, july. 5000
Charles Long, board Of epanper,
92l 81, allowed, - 1850
E. p. Wilcox, posts for court house
yard. Observation-Disclosures. 100
g. n. Folysr, wood for pauper, 49,. $50
G. Eiseman, mdse. for county, $685.. 3.O3
j. J: Dafack, shoes, &c, for jail.... 1850.
g. Krause, board Of paupes.... 600.
Henry Wagner, witness fesS 200
y. =. Hardin, . 200
E. Miner, county clerks saalary,
quar-. endiss sspt. sosh:.a.. $4,000
G. Eissuan. Ndss. for oouuty....- $50.
Wynn & Buckwalter, Mdse. for
3.85
Reistss, BsA CO, merchandise for
paopers .....,... ~ $50
rAps, Sw~si161kjailor's salary, Ar
2 uit and Septl1be .:.ss.... 10000
sWE3 --D m nv, - Il. IA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

FORT PIERRE for all points inthe Black Hills.
RlS4ARCk Tor q. Paul Md III points east.
FORT BENTON for all points In Montana
tor Sioux CITY, Chicago. st. Louis, and all points
For information. rates. ETC., apply 1t the Com.
Or 81 Brainble. Miner 8 Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
UNLAWFUL OCCUPATION
spH0QL LANDe.

The following correspoadeApsswin Be
found Of general interest to 1919 upon ~
pahlic lands Itsrefers Ht6saspapatidat
and cultivation of sections 16 and So, school
lands. concerning which there has been con-
siderable speculation and no definite infor-
mationsin times past. From this CORES
poudense 1t will b ohsesved that the guy:
sernnsnt nsunes 4. control The possession a
these lands and will exercise its authority
for their preservation.
Castleton, D. T. July 14th ls79.-Hon.
81. J. Campbell, FarKo,-DEAR SIR I
wish to bring to your notice = vsFyss,arsat
evil and one that 10 Of tho greatest; public
Importance to suppress, VIZ. tie usarpation
Of the school lands in this county and in
this valley. It is very strange that congress
should not before this time have made .
special enactment to reach an evil of this
magnitude. TheFe isnow in this county hard
" . township that is reasonably accessible
to the railroad in which the school lands
have not been seized upon. The induce.
ments are that BY an axpeuditure for the
first crop of not more than four dollars in
preparing the land and a subsequent outlay
Of one dollar and nifty cents per acre . crop
can be raised worth twenty dollars per acre
and this system pursued until the land is 10
worn out Is no longer to pay the expense of
cultivation. The class Of nan who engage
in this vandalism arsfhose who have Meth:
or the skill or the pecuaiarys ability 70 carry
on = system of farming looking to The cato
and preservation of the soil, and having no
interest further than their own Immediate
gain. If the government wosld preserve
this its most precious legacy, that its pro
fs..ed object, the education education Of DO, our . children en-
taken to stop this evil. I trust that you in
your official capacity will be able to put in
force some measure That will accomplish this
result and that the necessary course may be
pursued to get some specific legislation in
congress that shall ensure the preservation
Of our school lands. Yours Truly,
E. w. CHAFrEE.
-M-..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

Tn r@114NM II. T. Whitssjnticosafs1hs
peace for the quarter ending September Both
1879, was accepted and fsss -allowedss fol.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10

y4AkroH o.tor4
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Friday Evsnlna, OF. 10, 1879.

J. Z. HARDIN, LIST district
THEODORE MOMME. 9th district.
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On motion the board adjourned to NEE
tomorrow at 10 .. n. :.
Aaest: approved:
E. MMER, w. B. VA1xxr1Sr.
Clerk. Chairman.
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Millfaad selling at city

process 81 ~ Millfeed. selling at city
per ton High wine; dull sales Of 10 bills Of
S at M y caas aas @ sssEs5' s6 ss~ s York S'l
ese'; gIo'ed as SSTn ss oats Ss ES, 10
wheat $3.50 bushels; corn IS 900 do oats $500
% oIsy SS bushels she o
Tas a 3 20, dbl SS rye sp % d9 400 Rrssd
do oats, $1,000 do. barley 6oio do: rye 5000 do
274 is9 do barley laSiI do; rye 1871 do Grain
10000 do. rye. $3.50 do. malt, 4,652 do
ss ns a. and g aes M @ %ss ssS' sns @
%nsS a SS Sh s a = Me ns
low 42s s high mixed nike 4ie; No mixed, aos No No
white, slc; No ? do ase No. mixed 2ae No. 2 do; ;
a s1os s
xSsa Sc' sa:s SS so oa
and gssE y
Der do spot septemSsr and October 81 ia November.
* "'Hsss s;ss?f
MiehE@n red 81 i2 Western a@'s S z nike Ns s
Ss s %:s .s ss'H as
soss;wbeat excited and higher No 2rsd winter spot.
wSssss%ss 81
bushels corn, l2,Ooo do shipments-wheat, 10000
''' CINCINNATI Sept. ID, 1879.
Assasf family as Wheat
& receipts oo9 bushels M n, S:a Ssr no.
nt the close Oats active higher PIC.
BOc Rye strong and higher at 63c. Barley moderately
6rner: held at SO Lard higher current make 6c Bulk
meats stronger; shoulders held 3c: short rib. 54c
bid short offered. Bacon higher shoulders
Whisky s0s svs is' and 1 & good
upward 81 u.s. Butter irlner; fancy creamery 2oc
26c choice dairy, 17c lSc. prime Western Reserve.
hards 9ilc iOc. A white, s1.c 9c New Orleans. 7c
81 IS: packing S3 60 So butchers 50
'''p''' CHICAGO Sept D. 1879
Flour in good demand: Western spring, 81 So Mime
sofa IS 80: winter wheat 81 80 IS 70: extra $3 20
IS 81; special brands s. Wheat excited and higher,
unsettled and feversh generally strong under foreign
demand rumors of failures; No Chicago spring,
81 O6; No do - o. cash 81 o22+, October; $lo4A.
cash: 81 OK 81 O3a October; 81 O34 81 O5. Novem-
her: No 95c. reec ted, Sic sl1sc Corn strong and
October; 37ssc November; 35ac. all the year. 37sc,
rejected 37c Oats active rmer and higher at
2ec. cash; .65Sc.. October 27ssc., Noyember 3Osc
3sic May. Rye and higher at 5s1sc cash: o9c,
October Barley 77c 7sc cash; 7sc, October
Pork and higher at 50 cash and October; $ 40
November: So 20 all the YEAR - 40 bid January Lard
the year. $5 s2, SIS s5 January Bulk moderately
= active and higher shoulders, So co. clear ribs,
Is 30; clear sides 50 No.. 41 Eggs slow; strictly
Chang Changed 's nj s. o. FreSh,sSorn to Buffalo. axe
ReceipsaFlsur 1900 bbs wheat, 2ai ooo bus bushels;
barley 81 900 do shiDmsnssS sbs wheat.
2su0o do barley 80 600 do. At the close-wheat
CITED and higher At 81 q October y o5 Nove@se. %
November Oats activ firm and higher at 27c October
277se 2sc November Pork and higher at 80 TO-
with good demand At So f7, October Sc TX, Soven.
ber; St S21., January.
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HEESE MARKET.
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
UTICA, Sept 22 1879.
Thirteen Thousand boxes of cheese sold here to-day
leading price, Ike; average price. lO2sc
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERClAL.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 22-5 p NJ
Cotton-Futures-Uplands,l low middling clause April
and May delivery, l5l6d uplands low middng clause.
BreadstusCorn ID per GENITAL for mixed West
Wheat 9s 9s lOd Genital for average Caliior-
mia white aud 9s Sd. los for red winter.
Produce-keined petroleum, I'd. 7l4d. per gallon.
Common rosn. is. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-5 IN.
Cotton-Futures weak
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
LIVERPOOL Sept %. 1879.
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern steady at 53s do Western,
steady AIS. Bacon-Cumberand cut steady at S3s /;
short rib steady BIS long clear steady 9s short
clear steady at Sos Hams-Long cut steady BIS
Shoulders steady 2ls Beef-India
ket. do. steady s prime do in the
I.ard-Prme Western steady Ut 33s. Taow-Prime city
RosnCommon steady at As. 3D.. do fine, hrmer Is.
I'd. Chcese-American choice frmer 4Ss Wheat
Spring No. frmer at 9s; do, spring No > hrmer 9s.
Sd; do, Western winter, frmer at 9s lOd. do,
3ad. Lard oil steady ut 33s FlourExtra State frmer
26s I'D. COttonseed oilYellow American in the
market. Rosn-Common at London, dull at As Turpen-
tine-Spirits. London. steady at 21s. sd. Wheat
weekly recepts-Prom Atlantic ports, 10000 quarters
from Pacific ports UOC do from other sources l5O
do ~Corn-Receipts, 81, 600 quarters
LONDON, Sept. 22-5 r. M.
Produce-Refned petroleum. 6s1d per gallon.
Linseed OIL f27 los. E27 los. per
LONDON Sept 22-7 Pm.
Spirits OF petroleum, 734d. sgd. per gallon.
HAvRE, Sept %, 1879.
American lard closed 43f SOC. per SO kos
ANTWERP. Sept %, 1873.
Petroleum, 1871. for fine pale American.
American lard closed at S4f. per 100 kilos
BREMEN, Sept. %, 1879
= Petroleum, I'm. 65pf.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMON direct
TUESDAY. THU ksDAY and SATURDAY, Bpm
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 3P. M No pAsscng gersl
Steamers for LEwEs, Del, and REHOBOfH BEACH
PM
All except Delawsre) freight will be received daily
pier 43 North River foot Of Christopher and PASSEN
GERS texcept Dcawarc) will depart from there.
Delaware continue at 81 Of Beach
and all steamers will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills Of lading to all
points Insurance effected at u per cont
General ofice 1877 Green wicb st
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CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
y TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
From pier Al North River tnew No. 49, foot Of spring
siiry' ssir,'sR or aaoruwaus c.,,, x,,,., o., .., 90
CITY OF SAVANNAH. Captain Mallory, Tuesday, Sept %
GATE CITY, Captain Daggett Tbursday, September -
Connecting with Central Railroad Of Georgia Atlantic
and Calf Railroad and Florida steamers. GEOR1E
YONGE, Agent Ocean Steamship Company and Central
Railroad OF Georgia, No. 400 Broadwsy; q. d. OWENS,
General Agent Atlantic and Gulf Railroad 35 broadway
.JAcKsoNyrLLE ANp fERNANDINA FIA, DI.
t-Mallory line.-TouchnR at Port ROYAL steamer
CITY OF DALLAS leaves September 26 and October 1O
WESTERN TEXAS. October 3 and IL For freight. pass
age and general inform alton apply O. II. MALLORY 4
CO., Agents, once piof ~ East River
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d
NOTICE-It the intention tho Manager to present
four of Mr. Sothern original during
H. ASSeS wond tSereo1s that
the allowed tor each character will neces
ssr be limited in order tho purpose OK the
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.
AMERICAN COUSIN and DAVID GARRICK
SEATS SECuRED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE;
STH AVENUE THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 2sTM ST;
iscs sEcoND Nd iHS'' WEEK OF Mr.. MAGkIcE CT asAGs
Mn. new great frsnsh Opera cS%pany; so%prising gv,p
h4 hR tR' SE ST Gs aMs SG
Ns FSt$ TSEiEs ssias Ina Sifss
RAy
and sATDhbAH p XS 4AffNaE.os 80
revival and only tines % pshoHo Hi ugih' fav0' Opera
with the following extraordinary cast =
LA PkRlCHOLE.. Mile PAOLA MAIZE
bergenea. Nile. faphset
Ma &Mastrilla Nile Bssndef
The Governor Of Lima ma............M M Duplan
ranAellas.. Hseres
~ and
Shortly. magnificent revival Of GiRoFLE GIRO FLA
Matinee Sss ;G 20 extra
No spectators allowed about the theatre.
THHsHsffasA SoSYsEf SSEf o.s 1fHSs: f;ssssts.:
'oAN E. oANSSE AMNSoSSEbAY. sEprEMBER %, - manager
and every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Matinee
1gL1Io4E GUARD 0HowDnE
NEW AEsIS n. payH y sfs Bk1ThS. kxsiTfih composer
GPOOLE DoNNELLY Lessees and Managers
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ss s4yH
OF THE e. rESEsf@FIASs HHH , @ HHS raSh \ THE FRONT
'sH 8Ep!SH SsD AER Ax2a AVENUE.
sTEEET AZ ER sb AysEy siXr AVENUE
TSESTE TasATHH s1hnnE Erd4a TR sSsNgT
Ss AS s AH EYN sFkEkT KksrY
n$fdu. AF5 DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
CUIoN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
VI for Queenstown and Liverpool.
xaissES xy2ssSo Sept Ss
SaSin p.s,sas sag; $50 $50 siSo aesordse to Location
'0 iistfsSi Sufos % B~.
CPECIAL NOTICE-THE GUION MAIL STEAMER
OwYoMlNG; Captain Murray, leaving pier 3s North
River foot Of King ST. for 2ussnstown and Liverpool
for cabin intcrmedia.e and
broadway.
IMPERIAL GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lpacket Company's line for Plymou h. London, Cher
Rates Plymouth, Al points in gland cheSoarg
oS sSs $50
GsHesa s New Yor bl:.s. As'
poR ISE eoxA xsb ENk ktHEnSo5 GGAAhn
CITY CITY OF OF a
5 T$ e e siSSlI sSST%FA As.;s.s Ss,ss:; !
Prom pier 81 North River foot Of Chsliesst :
Saloon s...srso%s smoking and bath rooms amdsh,ps.
JOHN DALE ;sssnss sna & ss 3 New York
INV ksSFsSxfR spAdfS sH STEAMERS
BsyfSs1A si,s hsfESSf5
sEw 'eSqS Soss ss'T 70 H G6sSoSs bfsnor ss
ELys ss5 g Nsi fssf 1sSs
Hisn ON sRolmERs Agents. Bar"s
,EEAT WEsTEfS TER sTkANsHT n,,kE LINE PIER Is
and and al points in the British 6hsnnsi '''s'''''
s s fr.p.d :;s.r.s. .sa
passage apply to W. d. MORGAN Agent. 70 South st.
A LLAN LINE OF ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
n shortest route TO Europe
Sail every Saturday from Quebec.
New YORK to Isspoo c sseuron
*iS' to GEvG Adm STosss New York
GkSksAFFw sAFwHkS hSfAAS! ShN y9sk 2sb HiyRE
travellers by tins line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomorts of crossing the Channel
q s
PRICE OF PASSAGE dnclnding wine, TO Havre-
First cabin, 800 and SD second cabin $55; seerage
x2B including wine, bedding and utensils.
RETURN TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
Checks Credit Lyopnais Paris amounts to
suit LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent. 55 Broadway
CUSARD LINE NOTICE.
with view to diminish the chances Of collision tho
of this line take specific for all
Of the year.
On tho outward passage from Queen to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian Of 80 at ~ latitude
nothing to the north OF 49,
On the homcward passage crossing the meridian Of 50
at ~ latitude, or nothi ing the north OF an
NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
FROM PIER 40 NORTH RIVER
sSCYT1ITA Wednesday. september ~, 80 r. NJ.
ABYssI W ednesday. October l. r. NJ
BOTHNIA. Wednesday, October T. 10 30 A. NJ
GALIIA..............We Wednesday, October 10, =. NJ.
SNo steerage.
rates Freight All passage office, No Bowling Green.
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN. Agent
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IIThe steamers this line carrying the United
states mail to the Netherands leave companys pier, ad
Joining Pnyonia Terry, Jersey City.
W. a ASCnoLrEN......."...... "Wednesday October
SCIlIEDAM. Wednesday. October ~
Prst cabin, s65, s7o second cabin $45 $50; STORAGE
Through tickets TO the Rhine swreriand Belgium and
II. CAzAUx, General Agent. 27 south william st.
"a s. WIN b.. Frssht Asts 90 Bdway. Cen. Pss Aga
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rRAyELLERs. GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
T#FF fafA1 SALS1sf N1ESA
w a. n Mi4,! "a I ,hN 9fLGfS fISE ,,' !, A ..os
p!H 2EFlsk akD ASS s2Ha 4 AVENUE
EfETYsExHsrrf sTREEr AND siXTh AVENUE
T%EST%; ;HIIRp STR STREET AMP nEoApyAy Ss
hSo - sSfoS aSb STskkr ivESGEs
ALI, DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
III TSo sE ss1 a ss
sy al sSr isSs Of
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BoATs G: vIBBARD
M s:s$ .:ssi ss vs..
Cornwall. Newburg return 5y dowa 5saD Poughkssp;
aS sSn 's
sFEciaL sGS TSs TR1iN % 10 and from sARAToGS ~ '''A
LBANY BoATs.PEpPLE's LINE.-sTEAMERs
DREW and ST. i John leave pier 4-NOrh River foot
A MARY PowELL FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE, WEST
"A Point, Cornwall. Nswbnrg, kondont Kingston Con.
y fsr ssw DAILY ro% say ss IS
r NJ Connects with Brooklyn Annex boats Connects Il
road Sorih i aud Sss West .'-D On D'' '
A 81 TO BOSTON VIA THE , NEWPORT .I.S,t LINZ t.z
ssXs Pier g Ncrth Kys5 foo. Of Murray NJ
Old Colony Railroad Depot. r. NJ arrive in New York
4 -PECPLEs LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT.-THE
sseamsr RosEDALE IL % on and after rharsaay ssp.sm;
St at NJ and Fast d for passensors only st
2i5p N. making close eonnection " BIidgeport with
NJ on arrival Of morning trains Excursion tickets 81.
@ tween the hours % o D n and p M pier $ Z %
RosroN AND ALL POINTS EAST, VIA Ad PAIL IL EdyER @
palace Ssn and rgo
pier = North River foot OF Murray ST. =. 5;sop Leave
B@sdats landings viii leave pier No. 81 Harrison st.,
North River. daily (sundays excepted) at r NJ
EoR MoRWALK AND DANgURY DAlLY.-sTEAMEk
PIE: 81 East River sas H. and ssa st. East River.
CENTS
TIoR RoNDoUT AND KINGsToN.-LANDTNG AT
Cossens West Point, Cornwall Nowburg, Marlboro
train the Ulster and Delaware Rail oaG
6kwAX FROM Ne 4 5fI Is & AYE We
.nnicating with cars for south ferry coRfIASDf ST.
+
ST. 'F ckxSp pen bs
sss Hs Es
Tenth street ferries 14TH ST-Connecting
East Twenty and Thirty street teres 23D
with for street ferry to
ters Point. 33D ST-Connocting with cars for Wee.
hawken ferry AID ST-Connecting with New Trans
fer for Grand Central Depot. 5OTH ST.
AND 9Th Az 5sTH sT:lsixth avenue entrance g Cen
SAD ST. AND sTH Av., 59TH ST. AND 9TH Av., 72D
ST: AND 9TH Az sisT ST. AND 9TH Av, 93D ST.
TOWN TRAINS take east side stations FOR DOWN
TOWN TRAINS take west side stations Trains will
5Sth 9Th and 10th ST. and 9th atern ate
Sunday trains from II 30 +. NJ. till IL midnight FARE
hptw tha hn,fr of and 7..Al
A. NJ. and and r. NJ, when the fare is five cents
WILLIAM X. GARRISON. President
M VAN BRocKLIE, Superintendent.
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FINANCIAL.

rER oS G!TY
eity principals only. r. g, HOlLi W.;
Pavonia sv and Erie St, Jersey Cty
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Il .LeSSeeS Managers
Reserved '''i' FIX VIE e. "
GEORGE TnATcHER BELLY AND RYAN,
59H 59HS ossH!SSlDAs, fsxts xAss sfP kgsohS'
sss AZ sRas ssasS aszSS1
42Sss GS Gor nlRTa .1KEsa
po,ssSSskM e. MONDAY next Mr. sSsA4v sss Nss DOLLAR
IJOME AGAIN.
GOOD vino needs no bush"
Triumphant return OF tho acknowledged favorites Mr.
ELoRENCE, -
% i .n
As %SRTD SRiaS Nv %IDs iSi' AND LAsrIsa
These 'sa;f ash ';s.s asssD w 5pssx HOUSE
nospAy xsts. sss3 sssSsMsns .s.ss..i. e s.y
FROM on pssgfsss ps2iss no 70 sSssfTSs's CxriSSsSrA
and s ;s;
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A BERLE's THEATRE, sTH ST., BETWEEN 4TH Av
hand Broadwny.-The Family Resort. Overlooking
mouses Immense Success Every Evening and Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday Matnecs The greatest organixa
tion of specially artists In the world.
HAYMARKET 9TH Av. AND 3TH ST.
IlGRANn PROMENADE CONCERT AND SOCIETY
HOP EVERY NIGHT. COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK
ADMISSION, ~ CENTS. ADMISSION. rs CENTS.
CRRMANIA THEATRE
UAD, NEUENDORFF. Director
10 NIGHT DIE sCHAUsP1ELER DES KAisERS.
Comedy, In four acts. by Karl wartcssburg.
Box Office open daily from \ to o'clock.
V,HALIA THEATRE, 40 AND ~ BOwERY.
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Reserved Seats the Office and " East 18th st,
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The New York herald., 1879-09-23
COPARTNERsHIPs.

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,
1.-the copartnership in the insurance
heretofore existing under the hrm name OF sc hehck
llutchins composed of the undersigned Is TINS aa as
solved by mutual consent The business VIII oe cont'n"e
by Mr. " r. Schenck who has purchased me interest Oh
" WIN. H. HuTCHINS.
DATED NEW YORK, Sept. 20 1879.