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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

lisa question hard 10 SnlVe,
And much time It does involve.
List and will tell yOu true
What 10 by and what 70 do.
Why, 20 and purchase pair OF Wilson
Bros. find handmade, hand embroidered
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Slippers; or a
pair Of handmade Walking Boots; such a
present is not only appreciated but is USE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also al
reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12
GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bel.
mont Glass Works will be held at the office Of the
company in BellaIre, Ohio, JANUARY "A, 1880, at
one o'clock p. NJ at which time seven ~ DliectOru
will DO elected TO serve for the ensuing year
de5 NJ. SHEETS. Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

DOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS. m =
Il WILLIE AND INTERMEDIATE y, 81
POINTS, the CommOdiOas Passenger
ST. LAWRENCE. W. NJ. LIST, Master,
CD LIST, Clerk,
VIM leave as above on Saturday, December 18th, a,
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
doi2 g. H. BOOTH q SON, AEentG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

FoR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
u Store Room, with dwelling attached, No.
1928 Main street. Win have FOR RENT
after APRIL LIST, 1880, store rooms and dwell.
lings In different parts of,the city. Very cheap
to good tenants. Inquireof
Il. FORBES,
no@ Room No. I, Custom House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12
DOR RENT

DOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
Il Brick House, corner Eleventh and Market streets,
occupied at present by A. Golluer rs toy store and
dwelling Also the Three Story Brick House, No.
Z6O Main street, store occupied at present by ]. u.
Elizabeth Morris as boarding house. For terms Ap.
ply yyo = s. HoRKHEIMER 4 co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12
FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
i Of Adams 4 Lucas. Tho running gearu are near.
new. Will DO sold 1t very low price. To DO Scen
at he store Of G Y. Lucas. Apply %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

F0R sALE-TWo FARMS. -ONE
u containing 50 acres Is about one milo from 81.
ClRinVle, Ohio The other containing over 70 acres,
IL one mile from East Rchland, Ohio. Both have
good Dwellings, Stables and other necessary build.
both farms. For terms, &C., apply to or address
PLATOFF ZANE,
noN Real Estate agent, IS Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-12

CAIRO, December u.-Riyer 81 feet /
inches and rising. Weather clear. Thol
mometer 30o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

ourselves 10 grain the railroads carried in Is7 10
York bushels. 5s.S2S s7s and the water route car
ried IN bushels, 64l0s,O97.
or the eleven months IN which these receipts bad
the water route is available but seven. II viii thus be
that the route is Of immense importance 10
NewYork not only as the meaus Of bringing through
state more than one-haf Of NewTork tiy's grain
receipts but because has been shown has reduced
the cost OF transportation upon every Dushcl tuat
reaches the seaboard By an. reduction IN the cost Of
transportation. eQualling Co.'s cent in seventeen
wears. and the consequent effect upon railroad ras' II
has been Of vast To the cOuntry sperity
The most prominent incident finances the past
year l. the fact that we have exported or our manu-
featured articles % cereals. and - the various pro
81 soil and industries, S2jo0O0OOo worth
more than we have imported from other countries. II
is impossible 10 snow how much OF this result j. arlO
uahe 10 the water rouC hut there be no doubt b
that il most important factor II j. SAID that lle
increased tonnage the Canals in So caused the load
ia. Of one thousand vessels at the port Of New
York and a. the average amount expended ny 80
gong vessel while in port $1,000, the increased cana
raic caused - 600 600 To be expended by -eagoinG
vessels alone. 1t j. also estimated that the o'al ea
creased business ot l-z state leeds all the Du,
that the enterprise Il Its citizens can bfhe !" ~
We need it 20 employ our capital We need y 20
the oucrou- burdens Of taxation. There must Ut I"
speedy end TO railroad discrimination against Nc"-
York. there must Dee speedy en- 70 sIeIial "a les
which tend 20 concentrate usincs IN the hands o II
Few To the injury Of the many there must p an uu
tn excessive port and terminal chsT1es H1'I I at
and Other abuse hr continued Won VIII soon ne "1h.'
20 use the power OF The state 10 end them.
TIE RhTUEN TO SPECIE PAYMENTS.
There j. a natural diversity Of opinion among our cu-
ze as 20 the results Of acincthc finances II the c'nn
try on a specie basis. Many hau i n TIE coumrh'e-
meut of new era OF prosperity. and many LOCK upon
il with mI wins. The United states Govern
meut owns SIlOOGOoO0 OF coin, which j. equal 10
more than 80 Per OF is entire issue ~ lec''el'f
notes: and when II is remembered that tA'
bank. hold about third o., the leeal-tendrr- Gems
~ specie payments can ir maintained prov ru ga
The. na tucrof trade remains iyOI. II - ini.i '
that or ports lor the past year amoihi'" d." f''
100000 aud tutt they are greater than cur lWt' N
au.u; SJOUOUOuu. This state 81 tr, g. h"ht- lrs'Hl
ton practc.ne. ara continuance ~ i.tN'H ia
d,gIr, must render ieima.oUt ~ not an" ~ 'd'@'
vino be- .yr mat -urrc pay mcu~ Will necessarily pi"-
dUrr Y~n-pr~y uut DO uc!.,.c that real resp r.t.
Viii result ia permanent Specie paNmrLts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
TRE4SrEEE MiCKLyS EEPo&E


State Treasurer MdCkil$ annual ltl'It
o,,.,,l ,,,. 70, .rt.r -, ,.--i.le q. .,rr,-. sruu.
4'''iI'i. ''''7 .''''' 30 .-.' w. 90
when TIE current expenses a. -YYt rart n may ut I
unf tine stat, f1y,.. b, i'm 10 f. into The Treasury.
- ,.t-.,.. co.. f..i........ ..- ,.,. .....f
"'' HH'"'" "' l''''' '' 'N''- '"' '' -''''-"-
year nearly .- possible cuiuDtcut with tbs payment
of tb. -r.te tay,. ru-, tbc Treasury At present
-, . o., .,.. .,......, ... ,... rr... .-
the N'u'I"!e4 HIS u" f'''' al ''' ''' i'-'' '-
ur,r, Tor a deposit II bank .-d.ust when L' '.-
draw "A portion Of tac capital o. Tie j-.f-I
-.. r.,... r,.1 ..1 ..iu I.-..- r.Ir
't"''- H'l'''' l"'''' ""- " sum
Of tie Capitol OF tie Common -y4o.. -u-
.rf tna tca, voar w.re to begin "a o.
=, ... - .r..i
about January l. says MI NdcAIn' " the F-.' "'''"
would then be turned over To the state wOJl ie fhD
, ,,,o,. ,,,.r.ri. TOD f,- -. .urrort of IN. GOV
SAM 'if a., ....
eminent during the current u-fiI NtaI lac ''.''-'
then yroud bee 10 reverse The condition winch now
= 49,, -, 80, .t....-i,, "a. t.,.. ,r,.r.or q, r.,
''''' ''N iN'' '" .
time when appropriations tahe elect; ana surplus
would no 7rogif.I % t.a rho Mace OF the advance.
r.. .,,.., o.. NIB. Co. -. .I.
when the '"hIIoHrE is DO" "'s-' '' iH'A' ' .' 80
capital Of other funds. which should he pcrndi.i li
vested Tho onIy objections To- this plan 10 which -e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

These figures tell theF own ~t"Iy, --d G.u'''ii tir
that the reform upou the chHdI- HdS 'ttH real anu W
the interest OF good goEtruMc4 De- lhroi lance VI
the retention hy our rate o iL' u ". oi Tic western
ami Noitl" stern -jate> D.. 700 hdu'.i z" Lc'I ,-u
ucut Ia the constantly tl'i-ih- N't d. W W. 'At
agricultural pursuits oi our t"'H .Ll an M t..' - !"
" u, ia'!.'.', ~ . ,..,, -
coHl4EeIi,L' '"I 'i' i ,t', I'll I'M
,rfuca Than the Question OF cheap transportation.
lfi.I >l'i '''.'u- - .i I,,,..t... .i.
ana gre CON "L- u d.. - ,,,.,,,t - ,-,i,,
ise@l' 'd'l '' 'N' w. . , l-,.1 ., ,o,l'
'cdlId b, -,, i'.' -. +i..,,' mn. d. 90.
10 btLtN" thdl mere Is We! u.''. wa 49, @ a.,
dtpchd'ht MO" '"' ON 81, ..,'.,'..
l- dependent upon ar. 4"' l''' @ g'...5
i between uau99'I'H'i'n Oh ' ada. ~
ana ,c'IHla- anu l",-i , ~" - . NV ,i
producing ,"i.Ji az 'l,' .. .' DO
prime ..'-.N i'I -, ~ d. & -, No.. go. .- 10.
non 4-'7' ~. a., t'r,,' ~, H. ..!,. i.i .',.f'
ana w ~. ,i,ti,, NV -,.r, ,u., tt .,rir ,'rl.f
OF ID, -, H. ,[..f ,.irlI IN. ...,I1ri .,tc
IGNA . -, -,.I Glitch = l.I.,.r.,,.J tr., ,l,r
en- 80. ,, ,..- %, III. IT, fr ID. 'la IT,. =
gay I M ,r, 80 and ri. .,,.. tr1 .- ctr..r.
"' i' w. ...f.s ..f. -l.r. H matters jU
'''--'- ..I, =, a,I W.. --h.urI freight aud
''"-' .l.Il h. -.f.r..I" rr-ri,.. -lutr. 10
Id-H'H-'4 '' 800. Dr.. ..,...,t... o.. .,rf.lf....
".".N '.'"' ! ,t ..r ,,,,ft &C.. \, one Who Ia.
GLE %. 90. ~ i,-I - 1,l,t ,i.. look fpon
tHt . , If Win flr -r.t,-t l.I.-,i.,- ',.s
me- i ,N+ Inc, far distant when tne-c ,rpurt o-
[Ith tL,r ,tolnuus capital aud LTca; load ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY TO- 1879

me cor Maiisoh'ave and @thsf years 1888
N'' si65thst o. i0tn.ave 1orths . 200
Gilsev. J and wife % Frederick R0senstein sOth-
81 y Of lstayc months 6l5
Goldsmith. : and wife 20 Moutz BuCkenheimer,
4-t -. ~ shave. 40
Madison ave ' AMI iii II st. n@utn. s2O2
ecufri3 etc tea PARK ave o. Ioth st. year; 1900
dian. atc. 80 AZ G"uysrnearst years SloO
Broadway. : ''..'. 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Chace John T. administrator John Hewlett 1900
crawford George 4 Augusta crawford ......... 700
same 10 ..-......-.--- o4J
cts ~ 'O-- = ~ '''- '@' 2-19
Jackson. samuel * 20 sarah Jackson .-..-... 1850
Manhattan savings Institution 90 Peter Neil.. 1000
O-go 1d. -arah X 10 John II Pe
Won WEIGHS AntOluette 10 CHARLES ~ IhurnaUer-. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

principal sum, which per cent interest would yield
the amount OF these annues il 1922 69i 81 and this
sum s expressed upon the books Of the department
deh lnasWuch as the per cent stocks of the state
command premium IN the market OF 90 per cent,
would suggest 10 Won the pr0prety OF setting this
debt with the Indians by treaty
lortSSlX years ago the General Fund Debt
created ana It's extinction. after long existence,
makes proper brief history OF its inception. Early IN
the lie Of the state the policy was adoped If creating
the ordinary expenses Of government. This fund
was gathered from the securities taken for lands
S"id' TIE revenues rom qut-rtnts, the stocks
ccivcd from the General Government by the
hehaf, and various other stocks and securities In
the year 800 THIS fund amounted to S3.7jOOOO 20
Occp Was the feeling gard liz cstrNdiIOu hat n
tGat year tax of ono mil was levied to meet
pcctcd emergency, which carried the expenditures he
youd il revenue. In lsl7 this fund had a capital of
cl5HC3i3 -, q to lis revenue added The auction
aud sdlt duties. OF this capital. Sl.JOO.OOO
used for the payment o state debt created before
$50. From lsl9 To 1855 the auction and salt duties
were diverted 20 the Ere and Chdmpldn Canals. NtrI
Gus appropriations 10 the Common school ana Idtrra-
turc Funds, and the working Of Chapter 200 NJ the
Laws ~ l-2 authorizing the stocks AID bonds and mott
cages belonging TO it 10 be sold exchanged for cash.
the aralls 10 he applied the ordinary expenses OF
government resulted the final cXuEul- hmcut Of the
entire capital OF the fund IN 1885. - great 90
the sociudC OF the - al thar time IN regard
10 burGcunG he people with direct that state
tax levied bcW the ~26and l-42, period
o. sixteen During these The credit OF tie
safe wa~ lUai cd 20 various railroads etc, which o'
cations the STATE in the main forced 10 assu.'.
From tacsC several CAUSES the debt created which
lAc IA, year has seen finally cXtngulshed.
STATE PRISONS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The result OF the change III prison management can
best be shown 10y a comparative statement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
THE STATE FINANCES.
CONTROLLERS OLCOTTS REPORT.

crxrnAL FINANCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
1rr GENERAL FUND DEBT-PRlSoN MANAGE
MFNr-THE CANALS AND TRANSPORTATION.
Controller Olcott, in his annual report, announces
he extinction of the General Fund Dent. lie eX-
plains the excellent financial condition OF the state
~, .orparcs with il the vast local indebtedness.
r. s,bi,ct Of canals and transportation in general
lives careful attention. The Controller declares
,bat there must Ice speedy end to railroad dscrim-
NATION against Ncw-Yorb and to the special rates
,1,b concentrate business in the hands of the few
IN ,,no,ition 10 the interests of the many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
Sales bn Auclion.
CUSTOM HOU-R. NLw-YCRE.
......H.....H f.HHr"r."r.

CUSTOM HoU-E. NEW-YCRE
'cLLECIuG'- OFFICE Jan I, l~19.}
4 SALE at Public Auction viii be held on
y the 18th CAV OF January. SO by Me--Ts BUKDLTT
DENNIS. tOItrt.s War ;J0m- 80 lu og0c- o. OF
Unclaimed y iCl.uD-e. WAcn Ads ned %
war yout the period allowed hr las" desc rutge Lists
Doc found IL the kOtuuda Of tie Douc House
aud q "a. q ~tpuest
Tn goods Dee ~ The Warc o1se 40 = stone
on MONDAY and II E-DAN January - and from lU a.
Ia. 10 y o m T.. y. MERRITT. Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

number OF the Aldermen visited super
iltenGrut W.I..ug Wednesday, ana called Ls a.t''-
ton 10 report made D.. Man - pos -"rg'au, He"sy
Barlow. OF Inspector d. k-- stan. which included ne
names OF a number OF men who were rrHrc- cHtgf %.
Al.ru >trtrrr~." 10 No AETv---. 81 = o- r:' .
OF No. 30 Boud--'.. unw --ctut- i'-Aru- 70 r IT,"
Board o. Aldermen. vas MENTIONED as " pIo'""! 'A'
worst Of all
barlow stated t.at Dee b@-.d bis report on nfomtt'H
received from one vino know O.'Cr.t. Dir. " 3D. ili 81
thought Barlow cnuli go Lo u.or. '..1 ,oa 10, ".
Osborne To td, i''oruHi' and ''st"- 49, fur -'i'r-
tricu' received letter f.uu Barr W. ~ ~" eject 'nt
wAen confronted Dy D,,os-.. The informant -Id sad
tElt Osborne vas BOT tine ilJr r'frr~"'. fu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
GRAND EDUCATIONAL INCLUSION TO
EUROPE IN THE -rsn4lR " 10

Extended Tours through nr'et L,.ta. nd o. most pc.
tur--q4c and interesting tJnu."Ht.l ''ll - SPECIAL t
yd.f4-r- rs extraordinary t4A-.D,. lA, U-ttc5t and
bet Excursion ever I..nN.f
For circulars giving fu4 parttliif- aftf'.+
J.. Tot IJlE. Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

from ne from etueudL-
treasury earnings 'NI.--
t.cr T.-.I v.-,r IDTiu..
~.If 70 va sg21 "a 81. s9,2 CO.. ~ .-0i az. -
For 't-eaI wear ,u0!ng
Sept o. S..... 595 GO3 o. 3G5,93I - 21g.7l 3
saving in Isl compared With -l6-..-. .-.- l4l- "
SAVING ID -1' compared Win u t-....... 5'tbti 90
90
saving At"o years @9o'''' ~
o.. e., ------ - -
- @ '''- ~ 80 .'' In |
~ , , Wv. " ''i' Aln y" u NV,
cost OF transportation Of conyIc- Tnc-e result. are
Obtain Do Two >c years anu IL IS 10 "r rcmcmpr.
,ri,r nm. - H.. y,r ,I.i,ocn months of the time
covered The time not far distant when he Prisons
tou- for permanent improvements. II is horT
.e ~ ,la rresrpt 6.eli wear SnouT
~, n', . w. ,t'' IN, s,.,, ~, -. 1le
crowded coud non IT the uri-ou- will AZ an early day
demand attention. The cauacIfy Il tuc prison Dan
uruora can Do. ncrca.t 100 per much smaller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
Cxcurslous.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NJ W
= YORK TRIBUNE WILL pr RECEIVED ~ M
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80. IsB- broadway. cor Thirty TT
- or :3U~ West Twenty tn.ri-t corner tsatn ave.;
az FourtroutI-,t.. corner iu.n---f lit~ 100
IArdaye. seventh 81. a. the HARLEM OFFICE
So -.sNl Third ave. OnrluG grAu, e.t, ''Hrtst.
tHar.rn ~.vlss bank Bl.d4ngI. up 20 20, 40 -saf
.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
Brsliless CnGntes.

kBCSINESS MAN, with II 800. in "A manu-
" featuring opportunity. Address FOR
ten lay II. ", Tribune once.
GENTLEMAN or LADY. thoroughly quail
~ irst class hor or board house accom-
poattng quests ana having furniture for aOr ant
rooms favorable arrangements alone IN
desirable ana popular locality. Address,
with reference. BOX so. Montrlalr, y. J.
DARTNER wanted with 81 800 capital. in a
l legitimate manufacturing business Address A. T.. Trb
OEIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

Ba,bmsn. II / ana wife 10 L Fink, 9th-ave, 4 Of
3-tn-st. year 49,, . a.
Couv.u- Margaret II and husband 10 Margaret
GarfIgus, u l-tA-st, lots No- % and -, ear
D,mutu / and wife t0 " Demuth, II : Pflnce-st on
Ma0stef~ II, years ..-.....- ..-.------. -.--.
DeTaismr- IL and otheis 10 q % massey = c-u--t
10 2dave. wears ....-.-
Er0cri. W r and wife 20 Elizabeth W Lewis Il 8 l-'h
e. vi iii ave, years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
Countrp Boaro.

"COOD TABLE INDISPENSABLE" with
~ large FURNISHED ROOMS. wei hed - and sunny,
procured farm desirable countrg home obned
terms g. Address d.. Clinton Corners, Duche+s county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
Leciures ano GleciIuas.

Y 0f,g-York viii I. held THIS .NN ~ their head.
quarter. bl,,, t'." = t.. i."t. H.lr
II .lf,1I na-1ett preside. r A~HI%GioN PARKER.
IIy " U0ziEl Secretary. charm "a.
COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
y Lectures or tn People" n The Great Ha- st ocio,k
SATURDAY. aIuaIy j. tAr r,1ur, Wilt Doc f"rl ~
Prore~0rJ W. =. ARNOLD. Of tAc University % Nr"-loA.
SuI..t:
Tie Physoogy Of Animal Motion iLu-ffat.7il
Ta'- ~ LlU 30 fl, u,. ~ ft' t' poo mon,
and AT b. NAn No-traud- rooe~toI'. No =, Nrraf-t
A-.LAM ILIM LII -..retlrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10

TIL, following explanation Of a legal term
l. offered by IrutouIt ucIurr oI the taatou pol'c"
force Ven ~ cue hlhca~ ,curIruu-. ctI
cl-t 10 well eaten NurIr b. amt whore uD D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-10
ARSrRACr OF THE RFPORT.

Havc brought together all the accounts
rent nv tie state with its various funds. mo
5.r.cd statement, which statement l. as follows:
RrCUTT~ AND PAYMENTS.
A~e7era,e balance ia The treasury q all tic 80 1000
tuacs "-',o, .i. ',i1,,-, ,ic G.c,l year end. 80
M itsmbcr 80 ISIS ...-.--...... 12foi5oj OF
, AIS IG{ q9q pr
,', .,.s d,,ring The var lsS-o0.5 50
4''"'' i'
Balance IL the treasury sept go ISIS 81 23J-o5 ID
-,er, fnn,. nom which these aggregate result.
I'' N7'''"' ' I'm &c -
are drawn ar" tie Canal Find the Free school Fund
tae Emi.a male College Educational Punt, the Cen
t,.., r,.lt s.,l.ir.. E,ul tI,. E,i,rfy u.rt : MI
''' - -, -, 81,
irG FunG the General fu'd revenue the Long
-. r,., ,f. Cli... - So, md 90. ~,
me-. Endowment Fund and t..o M4.t.ry Record FUND
Tie statement o. revenues and expenditures for the
l.t e-rsl year shows an apparent deficiency - $3.50
.3~ @, hu; OWNS 10 -]luecs due from county treas
mon. "a, are clos. of tac A-caI year and Iaymeuts on
..,.. 90 ,..,,,..r.,.,... for 1s-S th. H. conferred
.,.,., 80 -, to,. a1t II IT, ,,,. .rr,.1 -er..-,
I., r..f .-,,r. mn. ..,r,-,s ,y,. estimated al
-c- ~, r. ,..,,f. , ,1.-.s.ro .,,,,,ror,-l,.
@oC-.65o 30 ooow IT,. estimate; but a, 100000 of the
$1,000 600 appropriated iu ISIS for the IrV tap.to.
i,,I.I .a t.. i,.,, OF the .a,t fiscal year and is
80 ..,.. .-- o. co. law. tl. r.r.f b.. r,.fI, s. -
~ N'.u nom '-' Tax 'el!' '~, I'U' '' ''''!
IN .... 49,, .lr,..,l ,,, ,,.y
(....' ..- a.. ,..,ii l,a ,,,,,,.,.l ot tI,. som
'''o' ''i'' - ID 60 - 80, ,, ,.,' ~, .rq - .,
e. ~c''eH"'f' - - To = I'I ''f '4' 4"' 90 '
counted for by thc reduction OF PRISON expenditures
amounting 10 ~IsQO4~ 50. comVared with estimates
basel ou ac'u" api'p'"l!'n,' ana an increase %.
S"'93l - 30 fhr ei.ninS7 me balance is mao up 'S
receipt of T~-'5o - ir'n the JH'''a states OF '.
q. "", %. war '..'."'' .''' ,,.'. '''
ia excess Of e,ina e-. ad balances oi appropriations
DEBT
o.,. o,.. ..,....... - .l,. .o..1 f,,lea 5o1t
sN
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Clln Drcpcrtn % fc..

HOUSE 70 LET or LEASE.
10 Las. Ia'--t Inquire al -'o a, 18Th IT, near ita
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DE-. JOHN LORDS
HISTORICAL LECTURES
~ tHIthEEINtt HALL.

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TIE ssror' ,.rr Il t. tAr Great characters
OF History ". j. DE- gwen FRIDAY. jazz .l TO- GA
SOCIETY At HtNI.'
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$40. single admission. 30 aud % orit-. or tie t'"r
yg7ur Annual Meeting OF the UNION LEAGUE
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Thur. av January l-7 jaarary N at nrs D. f Tor
the .,, ~ o,ct- ana tho action Ol - other Ddst-
ues. ~ U-fUra u.
Tie general 8.eu. VII he hcf O'Clock p NJ b1. tho
polls for the ton opened a. ha past o. oA pm,
anu remain open hours oA0r4.r .ui n'nrrs
not euturI to vote lrJT- "r LOT nr-
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AGENTS wanted for Hayden'- double
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Row, room 50.
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aotcls.

DELANAN HOUSE, Albany. y. J.
inform Pa. p- BIO q further r't nor ON 70
,-.. 10 = 3D. -3 ana - b. per ,av ru to luc4npu
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MoRTGAGEs.

DovIa. Mathew % Hugh q DOnoglue. store No
West lJth-st years. ----.-.-----.--.--
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TAXATION.

The followin. table shows the assessed valuation Of
the real and personal property the rate OF taxation for
stat purposes aad Tie amount Of the tax or each wear
from 1883 toI-7- both Incusiye l~5y being the year
IN which tie state Board o. Equalization was ORGANIZED
aud began its IaDors:
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Erqdl Notices.

THE LAWS OF CONGRE>S-Ab,tract of
Pages lJto 10.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. % cents.
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Fxlcudturca for ordinary repairs and air'c. of
canals from February TO rho Close 81 The cation,
for the wears I-74. 1~75, 1876, l-77 and Is:
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Total .......... sss5905 O- sa65.9al % s-2sg7l :
includes s6Io account o; railroad
Tie number " couvIcs JED each ~ the prisons Scptem
Der 80 ls-I, 1--5 1870 Isl and le7s wo'ea, follows
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Tie following staten aGt shows the expenditures AM
earnings of OF the prisons for the year ending sci
TENDER 30. l~1-:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-20
FROM CANTON TO YANKT0N.
Canton News

Canton News.
Gen. Merrill has been in town during the
past week making arrangements having for
their object the running of a branch road
from Canton to Yankton, instead Of from
the junction to that place az was at first con-
templated. Gen. Merrill expresses himself
much pleased with the practicability and
desirability of the latter route which will
probably be adopted. This will be q grand
move for Canton and Canton will do all in
her power TO further the project.