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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13

Practical Testimony of Personal Respect
Pioneer Press, 10Th. '. H..
There are many Republicans in Hennepin coun ty
who, approaching the nobleness of character and
the great service rendered the State by Edmund
Rice, would be glad to testify their personal respect
for the man by giving him complimentary VOTE
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13

Testimony of Republican Weakness from an
Unexpected Source.
minneapolis Pioneer Press-Pn lsburys Home Or
gan.
There are many Republicans in Hennepin county
who approaching the nobleness of character and the
great service rendered the State by Edmund Rice,
would be glad to testify their personal respect for the
man by giving him complimentary VOTE
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.

Governor-EDMUND RICE, of Ramsey. ...t
Lieutenant Governor-E. p. BARNUM, Of Stearns.
Secretary Of State-FELIX A. BORER, Of LIE Sueur.
State Treasurer-L. E. OOWDREY, Of Olmsted.
Attorney General-P. NJ. BABCOCK, Of Hennepin.
r. r. Com.-COL. WM COLvILLE, Of Goodhue
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
Good wheat yield =, Ntcouet countv

U00U UNeUt xeetN IN NtcOttet County
To the Editor of the Globe:
ST.. PETER, Mimi, Oct. 1O.-John Nc.
Condy to-day threshed wheat on the Hof.
man farm, two miles west of this city, which
produced taoenty-sir bushels per acre.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
MONTREAL AND ST. PAUL.

The Project for an Air Line Railroad Be-
tween the Two Points-The Montreal
Press and Board of Trade Strong in Its
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aid Assured.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
MONTREAL, Dot. l2.-Great interest is
taken here in the new project of an air line
railroad between this city and st. Pau, MINI.
The board of trade has issued supplement
tary report based on official data, showing
that the actual saving of distance by the
new route over that via Chicago, is two
hundred and sixty:two miles,with the further
shortening of twenty miles by link to con-
nect Aylmer with Portage Du Fort. The
newspapers are strongly urging the project,
and government support is said to be pledg-
ed already. The board of trade has been
working sub rosa on the matter for some
time before making any declaration of it to
the public. In fact the matter was first
brought out by the press against the will of
the hoard. --
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
Hennept,, Co,xntv Sensib ze

The DAILY GLOBE a0SW be sent postpaid
from 'aoao until the election IN Novenber
for taoe'aty.t6iUe cents. Send IN the names.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13
Harris, Master b. s. Roberts, Harry s
Lyons, Sam Hines, Frank King.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
The week will be opened at the MetropoI-
itan with another performance of 'sCaptain
Kyd." The play is sensational one, and
is put on the stage in the best possible shape.
The scenery is especially fine and the stage
settings of the best. The scene in which
the pirate ship, the "Sllver Arrow" rides
down an antagonist, and terrific battle en-
sues, in which the pirates come off victo-
rlous, Is grand in the extreme, and the cur
tain is rung up at each performance. The
latter part of the week s'The Shaugraun"
will be put on, and will proba bly, have a
long run.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS. =
On the evening of the Goth, one week
from tonight, the Haverly Mastodon Min
strels will be here, on their return trip from
California. Every feature of the programme
will be new, and of the best. The company
will be billed in a day or two, as the agent
is expected in town today.
Hennept,, County Sensible.
Pioneer Press, Oct. 12th.1
Ihere are many Republicans in Hennepin county
who, approaching the nobleness of character and the
great service rendered the State by Edmund Rice,
would be glad to testify their personal respect for
the man by giving him complimentary vote.
The DAILY GLOBE aosW be sent postpoSd
from noao until the election in November
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-13

Hearty Endorsement of the Ne act Liesste,,-
art Governor of Minnesota.
fit O1Ou6 Timaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THIRD CAIJ-Z.30 o. ~
TUESDAY. Ian ID A.

TUESDAY. Jan. I'm
With small improvement in the amount NJ
transactions in stocks to-day over the business q,
Yesterday, the pronounced feature Of the stool
market was feverishDess. This, with few excen
tons resulted in the last prices being lower than
the opening figures. Prominent among the excen
tiOns vas the Northwest preferred stock, which
was traded in to the unusual amount Of 90 $500
shares, and at prices from 77l4a77is at the open.
ing up to 7sli at the close. The common
stock, however, was less firmly held, and
sold at from 51ls to 5O3sGj07s. 1t IL
stated that the clique in tho common
stock has locked uD between $4,000 and 100000
shares of the stock, and that the movement In tho
preferred stock to-day was more of " TENDER
upon that speculation than an independent opera
ton. Erie was active. but within small range
opening at 223i0227s selling at 22l2a23, and
closing at the opening price. Great expectations,
concerning this stock are based upon forthcoming
report of the company to its stockholders. The
St. Paul stocks again were weak and on moderate
business declined from opening figures q per cent
for the common and 81 per cent for the preferred
stock each rallyIng ls per cent at the end. little
movement was promised in 81. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern stock, and points" to buy it were
freely distributed. The consequence was that the
first price to-day 1913 against l6l2, Yesterdays
closing figure, and sales as high as ia buyer
thirty day.. But from these figures there was
decline to Is, with 15l2 the best bid at the close
The Vanderbilt shares were all lower: Lake
Shore at Gsd 87d67I2. Michigan Central at 1910
7jG7Jlt, Canada Southern at 17G16d 464i, aud
New-YOrll Central, Oh sales Of small lots, at 1880
1929. Illinois Central was L per cent higher at
81, and Wabash lower at q. There were small
sales Of New-lork Elevated stock at 13091i0.
The dealings in the coal stocks, while large for
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, were sig
niticant of nothing except the reStessncss of
certain operators who turn" from 5000 TO
$4,000 shares Of stock a day. Lackawanna,
with transactions of 10000 shares fuctuated %
per cent and finally ended Is per cent below its
opening price The fluctuations in the other coal
stocks did not exceed q per cent. New-Jerscy
Central and Delaware and HUDSON closed at OPEN
ing figures aud Morris and Essex x higher.
Western Union was dull at 9l3lU9l3Go1os, but
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph made further adj
vance oi l. per cent to 317s The express stocks
and Pacific Mail were dull aud steady.
Stock loans generally were made ut from To 4
per cent for carrying; Norris aad Essex lending at
243 per cent. The marked closed irregular and
unsettled.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET.
Asncported Iyne cold Gld stock Te'e5ra2h Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

In State bonds old North Carolina Us sofa ~ To;
new m (. and funding act of 1856 and leOs Ut 10
n; :. Missouri IT, ruling steady ut 1912 -.
Continued activity marks the raiWaI oT Ticva ,
first bring steady at 1885 a 1884 Canada s0ntn-
cIm guaranteed Grsts advanced sts c oi Do
lngton and Cedar Rapids to 7Ol2q 1lU.o's cq Ins
of C.. c. G. and J. to %, Central Parlilcs to lVo.s
I'nIon tr>ts to l0Gls and Missouri Pachc lIsIs "a
lOGI3 Rock Island new Us were steady NJ lg19SatT
iOs7s, and Chicago and Alton frsts sold at la2
4 large trading was reported III jersey .e liz
bonds convcrtibles falling 10 a, cons1lS 10 and
adjustment being steady at s., and Lehlgn ""'
Wilkcsbarre consols at IS. , . al,
Money lent at Bal per cent on miscellaneous lbs lbs
lateral and at 2d3 on Government bonus ID
counts and rates of domestic exchange as laes
quoted The United States Treasurer at Naslls ,s.
ton received today $3S0000 National bank nV,Ss
for REDEMPTION. The customs receipts were F-TrG,o
600 and internal revenue receipts Sl7o,ooO c nv
following was the Clearing House statement w
rency exchanges, $67,2l0,ii7; currency paiah''"
$3,iSs,39l. lis, ., com.
Foreign exchange was firm on scarcity OIL Coa-
mercial bills. Current revised rates are as t:
actual rates being at concessions OF I'D = OF 0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Great Trun

i Line and United states Mai Rou,c.IOD ana after De-
and ortlaldt street Ferries. fOOwa
TxpIrss for Harrisburg PittSburg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, H., aud 800
daily. 800 ,-, IT, &c. $500, ,,... 1900.
connecting CORY for Ttusve Petroleum Centre
IN (epu WliamspOrt and Lock Haven, y a.
ia tlmore, Washington and the south, Limited Washing
ton ErDress" of Pullman ParOr Cars daily SUNDAY
10 a m; arrive Washington Az y. Regular 4:30 and
500 A. M ! and 10 y. sunday 43U a and 10 For
Baltimore p. except SUNDAY. 49,. $500. - -. .. ~. , .
Express for PhladePha $50 I,o 40 40 Limited II
m l. 30 g. D. g. 7}O and lOp. Sunday, 4:3O and9
m D. o. $50 $50 and p EmlgIant and second class.
Eot BROOKLYN Annex" with all through
a Jersey CITY, afOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
ve"From Pittsburg. $50 1910 No. IOl D.
IN a,ir q 10 a NJ. $40 m daily, except Monday.
Wash,igton and baltimore 600 M, z, 800 40 1910
n Si,av 600 and lO:l0 .. From Philadelphia,
20 n 10 iOIO. lljO 2 $50 100 G2O. $50 and
IGIOn M sunday. j:Oj 800 iO4O II 80 6:2J, l0l0
prrnke Offices, $50 and 944 Broadway, No House
M -, slrn. COrtlandt ss No Court 81 and
anSiyn Anrex Depot foot OF Fultonst, BROOKLYN Nos
~ IL and Is uisOn-st., IObOken Depot Jersey City;
49, rant Tic ket Office. M. 3 Battery place.
Ehl'si"i' l.. T.. FARM ER, tienl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
dD wv VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STO\IkGTDN LINE

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers srONINGTON aud MARIA.
GANSEl1 leave Pier 80 North River foot OF jay ST. at $50
D. daily Except sundays.
Special nTs class limited tickets good only on - train
Sonington, sold this line from New York 10 Boston
for 81 90.
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket Offices staerooms
Offices OF WestcOt Express company aud at Nos
303 and 500 Boadway ana AT Metropolitan aud mn Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot Of warrenst) daily except sundayS at
for providence direct
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates
g. " -LlI-kIkA a.. u. AL u. b. Nal EpEk- PIeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

The sum Of f95 900 bullion went INTO tue p ,atal
of England ION balance" to-day, making ~ o tor
IN that way Of fl2l, 200 in live days ne inntside
money at the bank Is per cent, bnt III ,he -, ala
market thrcemonths bills are discounted P a.
per cent. On the London Stock Exchange, p I"oney
consols were strong and higher at o3's ,ol honds
and 91i,a for the account. In United States ,0,S
anw w as We're strong at 1914 and new 5s at iS
The lo.iOs being steady at llO5i. While r1
dropped 20 lOI. In American railway %, S,m al
Eric common rose TO 23ss, preferred oe'"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

l RIVER RAlLRDAD.-(O mmo ncing December 30
1873. through trans will leave q and Central Depot
500 Western and Northern Express. with drawing
Albany and Rochester. Albany Mon
tIcal VIA sal aiOga
1890 q. H.. Special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing tananda Rochester Buffalo.
100 a. ENrress Albany and Troy with connections
20 tea AMI Rutland.
400 p. NJ Montreal Express. with through sleeping
via II Adams
Louis running THROUGH every in the week also sleep
ingcars Tor Buao Fas Toledo and Detroit
Muntrral excepting sunday night, via Saratoga.
100 ~ M Express Oi Rochester ami Corning via &C.
neya. Geneva and Rochester.
m Iaclfc Express. dlly win seeDlngcars Tor
Rochester Niagara Falls Bufao. Cleveland, Toledo etrot
aud excepting Saturday night TO Lowvile and
WIrTti n. -. ,-o no, -, 80, D,ooJrr,r o,, ~.
Westrot Express COmpanys Offices. NO. arkplace 1S3
Inrr,otIrr "A"'' .. Il MEEKER
"''"A'" General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
.sesr 20 Gays tss buYsi 80 days. tl74 buvtr 80 days
CHASING pRICrss o. rfsJfADsIPHIA STOCKS.
VICES OF nIsISG STOCKS.
san FRANCISCO CLOSING SUcEs OF MN
Yesterday. To-day. Yes

Government bonds were less active TO-DAY, nfe
strong at full figures on the newer varieties "hllo
weak on the 5-2Os There were no new OF hotei
worthy features. District Of Columbia i-bos solu
at 797s and were strong. We annex current QUOTA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
u,uE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter b,

V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
and y ESrfRN KAILROAD. Arrangement o, trains Is,
ing enec, Nov, mber 20 1879; a., -,
Coaches To Brfao and Suspension Grdge.
Gp m DAILY Fast 81 Louis Express arriving at Bnfa
Pn IN best Drawing room sleeping coaches Buffalo
N tDly PacIne Express Tor I NE eIi Stepping
nati and Chicago without change; also Hotel lnngcars To
: p IN i:mierant Train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers. Depor, New York, or; M
U45 $40 al 30 : To- llJ, o. G:lJ, 1880
No. midnight saturday nights only sundays 0l1 IL
NJ RHi2rrfod aud Pa.sac o. rs, 10, 1913 M II
n,0" ~ g. 35 49, 5:l5 g. $50 <. 10 II midnight,
sunday- $50 10 - a. ~ ~ 80 p H. ana IL mi9nIg,t
llj, 3, SD 45 a. Az D c;i5 g. 3i3 'i59 10 p
$50 :, T. M. anu II midnight: =,
cuiicih. 7lj. loj a. m, ii5. So > T. D. m, II mil:
night sundays, $50 1919 H.. l:i5 $3.50, p ~, and
u CrnWs 7i5 n M. 800 43O p Sundays, s3Oa H.
Warwirk 7:ij, 1915 a. M, $40 ?: N.
NrwfIrgh -. a. $780, i.}D sundays $50 a IN.
iitsohcn g. As g. 1915 a. m $50 .j4j $50 D. H.
sunday o $50, 1913 a. a. n. $50 P NJ ..,o en-,
DAYS so lG:l6 a. $50, p. NJ The a. M aud 40
T. M trains connect with Newly ok and Oswego Midland H.
hp a. Jew 7:i5 - 1915 M, 43O. c. Up sundlys
S; leaving Chambcrsst half hour.
BEFOKE T. NJ leave 23ds 10 minutes eaiier Than above
80" Il 30 minutes earlier Boats leave 23st at S:l5 and
IIi5 D. NJ connecting with trains leaving ChdmDersst at 10
pTlekets for passage for apartments in Drawing
anu ana transfer baggage may be left the Compa
MS onces 49, 4O 529 OF 9j7 broadway y. y; No
Express from the West arrive IN Newiork at 125
a. m' l@c $50 4 4BBoTT Gen1 Pass'r Agt. New.Yors.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
= $50 9ij M l. 3 T. ii5 $3.50. $50. s:3O -. /.
ano Saturday nights only 1880 D. sundays ~
Manuel spring Valley and aonsey 9ij m, AS p.
no. y. ABBOTT, Geni Passr Ag't, New YORK.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and All points on Holsatolic
and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare. 81 steamer Bdgepo,'
slip daily tsundays excepted AZ lSo ~
> ~ bridegroom at III u. IN.
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Danrina Academies
0cltBers.

=
4 GENCY for SCHOOLS and IEACHERS.
~ 30 UNION.~QIt ARE, NEW.EORk,
supplies GOOD teachers with POSITIONS AppIcau!hiorrn
stamp supplies school, and families WIN cop'lcH u"
structGTs WTT1IOTT CII ARGI. $500 - =. -
+. COTIESW OETH PINCKNEN. 80 unonsqnare' y. Y
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHEKS
"a iIENf'y No p. Union. square recommends PROBES
SOES, PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS, II TORS anu GOV
GR\ tSSES from leading American aud European col
Ieccs uniyersiticG and conCrvat0ries positions promptly
trd Of instruction. Apply 10 MISS NJ
YOUNG, No. 70 UnIon-squarr, Broadway side.
U0NpFRIE\CFD TEACHERS constantly
u wanted particularly English AMI SINGING CIV lh,il.
tuition English and Eiocunon interview immediately AT
several for French German. Music Sfhn l. ihu
famies: Assistant Professor Of Music Mclhgai "1rnMi
gentleman for country dlSF'
sc jos for sale and rent; cty Vicinity anu
elsewhere. Application lp1h mailed Tor stamp ,.,.
]. w. S('HERMERHORN. secretary. 80 East ltt''st
TNEACHERS supplied to schools and families
I yyitbnut charge Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA-
TIONAL BU REAC, 30 UnIOn square
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FRANK THOMSON, General 5
rJNO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trans each way daily Three depOs in
Philadelphia, twOi New-lOrk.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On ami after De ember l8tS.
Express Trains leave NcwYOrk DesbIosses and Court
landt street Ferries follows:
AGO. 100 $40 90 lmited) IL a. m; l. 800 o; 80
$50 AID 10 p. M. sunday 1870 aud a. M ., " E3O,
$40 and % D. M. 49,. .
Boats OF BroOklyn Annex" connect win all through
Jersey CITY, arOrdng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel 49, ,,o, :. 49,
T3j \ 30 IL a tIimited Express, 1870 M 2 t.,
800 and 1:35 D. On SUNDAY, l9Ol j4o 300 s. $3.50,
a. IN, 4, 100 y. N. ,,, $500, M, tpoo,,,. ~, 49,.
and foot and Courtland No
A. ami brooklyn Annex Depot JOo Of Futons BROOKLYN
rs liz; ID and lls IIudsOn.sf HubOken; Depot Jersey
CIV IMMIGRANT Ticket Onice. No 3 Battery. place
FRANK THOMSON. D., T.: FAkNEh
General btnl Passenger Ag'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

NE - iOhl' II ~ - I:,,rant I'm Ranrrincv
was issued against the estate OF EllJAl n IA 20 liu
ANDREW MFRWlN Of the CITY OF New oIkh nc Conh,S
OF New YORK ana the Of NcwNorS. who have been
adjudged baDkruprs their own petitions that te pay
ment of any delivery OF any property DelonGg
bankrupts 10 them or for Their use ana the transfer
any property them forbidden by law that uet
ing of the creditors SAID bankrupts, to prove lcr
debts and more assignecs 81 Their estate
VIII held Of Bankruptcy. To DC holden at NO
in the City " New York, before John W. lld
esquire Register 9th day of January, A. d. 1879 al
IL O'Clock a. LOUIS r IA ~,
l. s. Marshal as Messenger Southern District of Se"fofk
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RALTMORE AND OHIO IL. RAi ILL H1aS, D;6M

End Bridgeport ut II ~ m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave NewYork from foot OF Desorosse' anu
$40 g. m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indanap
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charlie and the
south Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark, o.. and
p for Washington and the West and the sopth via
and Washington making connec for Pttsbnrg Gin
cinna. Indianapolis Louisville ana ST. Lons ihr ns
burg and from Washington To Augusta and savannah pu
maD ssper froH NewYorR to Bamore and washngn
making close connections for Ghic,go cincinnati S
and Suy I@n S % 1 sns for ySes
Smrg FI"da MsW Orleans aud he oath "'
For through S c e at dCs a6t Of
and sG PP f,'Sy S AND
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Terry station in NswTorE foot o, q Ihi6e.tyst
h S STATEN se foot OF
s',o il6criy.st.. IS follows: 49,. ,,..o,
Gh"ns Tamag@a WEs:64rT Emira. DC CONNECTS at
s4s n:-For High Bridge Branch schoolcy's Mountain
BgdLs Lake and Lake opatcng Easton HarTs6gGen'
1890 IN. and p m-For someryile and Pennington.
For Flemngon Easton. Mauch Chunk, Tlasqua,
wlkcsbarre Scranton TunkhannOck Tamaqua Hazclton.
n-for HIGH Bridge Branch. schoOley's Mountain.
M m KS and ks 9PaisodS LI sN IL
$3.50 n daily or Eason, Allentown and Harrsburgh'
For trains 70 local points see time tables at stations
Book ara mi as al ana 9 at r. 1dr pr aston
Reading ana Harrisburg -, ,,,o ,nov - mako coDrecti,,
atJcr CITY Station to aud from Brooklyn and Elle Depot
jersey City
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank. Long Branch. ocean Grove,
stages at Maawan station oand from KEYPoRE
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF LDertyst, for Freehold al
Hl5 ll:45 a. m. l. 5:l0 Pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
Bankrupt Notices.

- for lie SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW-iORk
In the matter o. ADOLPIICS q. MANDFI, bankrupLtN
EtNKRrTrYAW in Bankruptcy hls heen issued Nv
said against the estate Of ADOLiO ~ VI
OF he County OF NeW.NoTk, OF the Siitc VI
New YORK in said District adiudged bankrupt upon The pc
creditors and the payment 9" Hny deDts am ,,o
belonging t. said bankrupt 10 nm OF
Ia his use. and the transfer Of any properly Nv nm arc io
hidden by law meeting Oi the creditors OF sad Dihhit
asslgnetS ui MS
estate win hl Cour Of Bankrpcy TO hc holden nt
No i1 broadway city OF Scw-lOrk IN said Dlstil
on the 2Sth day Of January A. ID. IS6i al ~ ot!mh
IN, al the Office 90 Isaac pa ION esquire one Va "
Registers in Bankruptcy Of sad Court.
acknowledgements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
! EIIjGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, jan !,
Is77-cave dcUos foot OF Courandt aud Desbro-cs ss
al Night Express. daily for EaNtpn Brtlrhtln
Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wil,e,barc, Psjon. Sagre FL
mira Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls ana
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
KOiYr. II. SAIRI, &. and Engr
General Eastern Office, church and COurtiand ats
tITAS. H. GU MMIN tiS, Agent.
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Eau 5eilools.

VALE Law School.-Rcgular course, 2 wears;
,;raGug;e course flor degree D.CLl years term
PENS sept. DC Address PioL WAYLAND New-iaven' Ct
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Ncm pnbllcatlons.
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CUSHING'S MANUAL

OF
PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE.
Rules Of Proceeding and Dclbeative Assemblies
This the authority n all the United states and
An Indispensable Hand Book for every member OF debera
BODY ready reference the Formally and legality
of any proceeding or debate.
The expoundcr OF American parliamen
revised and printed from EsT PTS
mai 7 THHO1MPSGX, BROWN Il co. Publishers.
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