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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24
THE AFRICAN WAR.
Details Of the Battle Between English
Troops and Zulus on the 4th Of July,

| A~oSAAAo Va NhO ndttAo o0CWCcn LnRll8n
Troops and Zulus on the 4th Of July.
London, July 24.-In the house of COM
mons to day the government announced the
receipt Of telegram dated Capetown, July
Sth, stating that Lord Chelmsford remained
in camp till the afternoon of July Sd, await
ing the surrender of cannon and one thous-
and rifles captured by Znlus at Isandula.
These not arriving, he advanced and was
attacked in the open country by $4,000
Zulus who fled under the heavy Gre of the
British. Lord Chelmsford then advanced
and destroyed Ulundi. The Zulu loss was
800, and the British lost 10 killed and 80
wounded. The battle was fought July 4th.
The Zulus. variously estimated at from
10000 to 10000, surrounded the British
troops, who formed hollow square. The
Zulus charged the square on ali four sides.
After the Zulus were broken by the British
tlre they were pursued by cavalry and ut
terly routed. Lord Chelmsford burned and
destroyed all military kraals and returned
to his camp the same evening. =
Zulu prisoners state that l2 regiments,
aggregating 10000 men, participated in the
attack. Lord Chelmsford estimates that the
Zulu loss could not have been less than
1000 men. Ulundi was burning at noon.
The steadiness of our troops, who at one
time during the engagement we're under a
complete belt of fire, was remarkable. The
enterprise of the cavalry was all that could
be wished. A large body of Zulus surren-
dered after the battle. They are also coming
in in large numbers on Gen. Creelock's Ii ne
of advance.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
London. July 23.-A detailed official tel
egram from Lord Chelmsford says: City
wsyo not only failed to comply with my de.
mands for the return of canon, etc, but
fired on our watering party I con sequent.
ly returned the cattle he had sent 10 and
ordered reconnaissance by Col. Buffers
horse. This caused the Zulu army to ad-
vance and show itself. On,the morning of
July 4th my force, consisting of Gen, New.
degate's division and Gen. Woods column,
aggregating 1000 Europeans and 1000 ma
tivee with twelve canon aud two Gatlipgs,
CROSSED the UmoolosiH river at Gals am.
Ehesforce resched an excellent position be-
tween Enadwengo aud Ulundi about 8 q.
m. The Zulu army had been observed leav-
Ing its bivoncs at about 80. The en-
Ragement was shortly after begun by mount
ed men, BY 8 the Zulu attack was fully
developed. and by 3 80 the enemy wavered
and the lancers, followed by the remainder
of the cavalry, attacked them and general
route ensued. Prisoners state that King
Citywayo was personally commanding and
witnessed tho fight from neighboring
kraal. M FL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24


- CLEARING HOUSE EXCHANGES.
New York, July 24.LThe clearing house
exchanges for the week at eighteen cities
having each facilities, aggregate S66, ,526, ,465
against $505, ,850,667 for the previous week
RESTORED TO DUTY.
Washington July 24-Lt. Hasson, recon.
mended for dismissal by court martial for
striking ar assistant surgeon at Columbus
O., is ordered to duty by Gen. Sherman
who says while Hasson's action was uniusti.
fable it was not 80 disgraceful as to warrant
dismissal.
ExcLUsIoN OF HEBREWS.
New York. July 24.-The board Of dele
gates of the union of American Hebrew
congregations, noting the exclusion of
Hebrews from part of Coney Island, says
We NAV safely leave our defence to an in-
telligent and advanced public sentiment of
our fellow citizens, irrespective of creed or
race. -, x-.s,
-, INDIAN AGENT APPOINTED.
Washington, July 24.-John Short, Of
Canton, Ohio, has been appointed agent at
Sac and Fox agency, vice Levi, .Woodard
suspended.
MY. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
New York, July 24.-The republican
state convention will be held at Saratoga
September Sd. e. ia @ &a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24

For the. next ten day. offer my resi-.
dence on Linn street and my Office aud lot
on Third street for sale at low figures.
Only a small pa, ment down required. II
not sold then will rent them. -
pi,'7 s''t' r JAMES 8. FosrER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, July "a.
Money-Eaey, 2!@s per cent, a.
Governments stocks-Weak.

Ne" 1ork, July "a.
Governments stocks-Weak.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July "a.
WHEAT-Spring, quiet, firm, Winter &c
Ggac lower fairly active No. l. White,
$l.l4! August.
CoRN-shade stronger. Western mixed
43c@44ac. ~. = =
oATs.Quiet. Mixed western 373@ssc; ;
white 3Sl@43c.
RYE-Fair demand, SIC cash, for July
and August.
BARLEY-7Oc.
PoRK-Dull, 5000.
LARD-Quiet, unchanged, $5.s7 for cash.
BUr1ER-Unchanged. rs ~
EGas-Unchanged.
WH1sKY-Lower, 81 O6l. 7
Chicago, July %,
WHEAT-Slow, heavy, lower. Winter
$l.00 cash; (; 99}c August No. 2, spring.
94c bid cash 94sc bid August 92Sc bid
for September.
RYE-Firm; Western 51@52. tL& Y
CoRN-Nrmer, 35ss cash, 36yc August,
365c September
OArs-Dull irregular, 27sc asled cash,
25sc for August, 25!c September.
BARLEY-70c.
PoRK-Eirm, higher $s.sol bid casl ;
$S.35@S.SSs bid September. - ~
LARD-Firm, higher, $5.693 cash, Au.
gust; $5774 bid September.
WHIsKY-Sl. .O6.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24

THE WAR IN AFRICA.

Z Specials from South Africa say when the
troops entered Ulundi they found every.
thing of value removed to a new kraal bull,
BY Citewayo when the war broke out. fifteen
miles north of Uiundi, and approached
only through long and narrow ravine.
King Cetewayo has some of bis chief reei.
ments with HIM as body guard, and cor.
respondents doubt if he will Immediately
come to- terms. f& &e
aiA THEYsWIN SOMETHING. ta
The British defeated the Canadians in the
K.aiapore challenge cup match at Vim.
bledon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24
A WATER SPOUT
In the center of Berne stopped trains
whirled masses Of earth about and Injured


THE SWORD OF THE PRINCE.
London, July 24-The sword of the
prince imperial has been delivered TO- the
British coMpandef BY messenger from
cetew.yo. 4 s
THEKIN ArTuE BAr1nz.
A Ulundi dispatch of July 4th says Get.
ewayo witnessed the beginning of the fight
but retired as the Zulus begun TO retreat.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
London, July 24.-The statement Of The
bank of England shows decrease Id speci-
for the week Of $4,000 pounds. The proc
portion Of reserve to liabilities IS 551 pei
cent -,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24
TELEcRAPHlc BREvITIEs.

RAILROAD RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Denver, Col, July 24.-This morning
Judge Hallett appointed L. c., Ellsworth
receiver for the constructed line of the Den
yer & Rio Grande. Mr.. w. w. Borat super
intendent of the road under the Atchison
management. has been reappointed by Ellis.
worth.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24
RoBBER LEADER ARRESTED.

Bombay, July 24.-The leader Of Poona
D,coita, armed robbers. has been arrested.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-24

No Improvement in the Condition at
ss-N at Memphis. .~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL Nov 7-pork-Prme Mess E"sletn; Gnll
80 Western. steady az 5S. Bicon-CuhhrIldnd Chl.
duh al 30 Riu. dull 32 Iuue Cirar STEADY al
SO; Sho; Clear dun 50. Hams-Long Cut, dnll al 49,
shoulders dull al -. neei-inGa Mess. none IN mat
kci M,-s steady at 100: Prime Mess nIlner al -
Iard-Prme Western. steady M 81 TsllOT-Prlmt CITY.
dun al 3a6d 1urpcntinc-Spi-its, steady al -. Rosin
Common steai, Cd Fine. iImer al ~. Cheese-h Amer
lean Cholcc. dun 60. Lard OIL duh at 80. Flour.
Extra state. steady S0Gd WheaiSDung No ? none IN
The mai kct; SplIne. No > duli ~ nHd New western
Winter. dull ii 2h New southern winter dn al II ~
COrn--Mixc. dun JSd COttOuseci OH CHOW Ameii-
can al LONDON, steady
Cd. Iurpcntne- spirits AT London steady at 80 80.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 7-l2JO u. m-Pork. 80 per boL foI
Prime Mess
iVE.rOOI. Nov. 7-l:3O H. m.-Breads stufs-1here Is a
small price- Wheat. lO9d l6d per
average Gallo, ala itc llGGa lOd FOR Cal!gul
Cluh lO~.0ll foI Red Western Spring ANA IL ~ II it
Red Winter Flour 1864 0l3 per ceual Tor western
Canal Peas 2d per GENITAL for Canadian Tho receipts oI
three 2iZu0u centtS inciudng
The ana
al Manchester Is Quie aud steady
Nov II T. m.-ketnen petroleum. s'-df AL per
gal OIL. $50 10 per ton.
LONpnN Nov. 10 p ur-Sugsf. 70 od so per cst Tor
Cuba Centrifugal IoiaIfzng 90 and 20 Tor CnDh Musco
vaio taT Refining ahuat
Lard closed ~ 81 francs 400 kloS
92BaEN. y -. 7.-PeuolcuIn. 3 MARKS
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKrr-nY TELranApn.

RUFFAio Nov. 7.-CArILE-Reoeints todav. 2,737 head
total thus 2O3 head against H. 80 head
consigned through. AZ market vi oui de
cl change fully ca osss st rils0d few sales o thoee
To ~ 5UG ~ sj GOOD n ppcfs. rln-t -
cdium 81 iOd - - Cows and nciicfs - 90
IAet butchers steers 50 75qS5; Feeders. ~ sOat5
Stockcrs. - 400S275 - a.,
snTEP AM LAMBs-ReoeiDs to-day, sO0 head toia for
thus lG 400 head against lSsoO h'aa lor Tue
y time consigned through \ inafkrt
ouit sellers onif sales OF loads fNa
Prime Mether - 20; quotahe talr 10 Cool western
sheen, =, nat3 - Western Lambs, -idfi 20.
HOas-RcceIns today. 1860 head total Tor the week ih
far So $50 head 47g9p last week conssned
through l73 market slow closing steady sies OF
Workers 20; Heavy AMI Medium - 80 d%S -
Extra shippers - s50s3 80; Heavy Ends IS 8OGs3 90
~ remain unsOh
CHICAGO Nov 7.-nOGs-Keceipis 10000 head; shln.
menis g. Choice 20 Prime Heavy steady ri ~ 90
0S3 81; Good Mixed l0d Zoe. lowers no sales
quoted al =. 350S5 90 -
CArfLE- Recelpis 300 head: shipments l,2oO head
marAet and steady Shppng - aodSl 30; butchers.
steady Westerns moderately active Butchers
Grades lOc lower Through Texans du. weak and lower
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head kct Hat at - Gua~3 90
~. LOUIS Nov. 7-uOGs- Dun ara lower; Norseis lnh
Ratinorrs 40; Packing, ~ 3, ass 5O butchers
Select. $3 s0SS3 55 receipts a1oO head shipmch's
100 head. ,.
CArTLR-Easier but quoiably lower Choice to Extra
Heavy shipping steers - 4oaSi 20 Light - luG- -
Bnchcrs 5UdS4 25 Feeders. ~ - 3n Grass lerans
81 75aSs l2t; receipts 1000 head shipments 9 head
SHFIP-Stcady with far demand Fair 20 Guoi Nut"ns
80 60 Choice to Fancy 70 5:t receipts $40 mead
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

ppg "a os'o ss:cTs ics7 e q a. "a ss for O. Berry
%ssissInss n Tor & WAIKIKI: oA,C Steer sS
l M 81 aSS 6s aSs each a. A 10 So 1900 r.
pS,e less u Oach.. 49,, =.
., Al y S S s5s and s.
cnr cold Prices Md soSnt seasy TOT s Continue 70 to
quote 0assegs at S2Lc and Common TO Choice Neais ~
sslesJ H. Hrme sold Qrassers 2es D. at q 20 do;
2l2 h. exc; Fed Calf $50 D, at SCI Veal l'o "' "
KIRBY Co. sOii Fen caves. a75 2'c; IL veais
DdSsSast Dewey sold a. crssssrs. 9ss n At l'icv;
Cal CALVES dow vsals $40 n at Sc 81 wcseIS ysa 26i H.
CO. 81 do Ss Siss o s 10y NJ n 81 Il &c &c 10
26s u 2, e. 80 do sos 10 at 80 % le do ssl d. at
ss srs:seTs vs,. 2G r. ~ 9' 4 a.; e
s q AZ T % aa sc we're Ss ~ cars ara Of sss
h s9hs and II ear 4o % !ss sesS r SH e Tas
spondins days week sellers report chanr e
r | sn S nTnsS ey Il
confidence IN the nden fAeSps %a ,r ps e' Gi
weather continues. piees are likely to be lower 1 nsSt
NO primo or eSRr, lots orSrng hrhes agure Al
which straight Of Lambs sold lud excellent stock
chan hands while small lot oi Poor Lambs went down
sale. Hanenheck & DAVIS sold at soth-st: 4s5 Michigan
She D. ~ u. is II do 20 10 st Lei ~ Canada Ewc-
1870 O9 canala Lambs 81 10 al 5'se l2s do 80 H.
J. IT, Hume IS sheep, " m. at isc. Gs state
DneabseS & Dewey sold. % Ewes. los ~ at S9e;
81 4c a. Co. iss S s4'4c 81 state Lambs, ~ n AZ s'sc
Die 10 10. at she. 81 do, 80 ~ at 50 20
492 10. SOAa 10 at ~ 80. ,,-
* solt Michigan sheep, VI 70, NJ 4ci
Canada Lam =, 70 t az "a. 80, -
Juad Buck nghan sold at Jersey Cty 135 state sheep.
81 = At 3lc; iambs) II n ~ &C.; 10 90 tew
Iami.l ~ m AT 4c - jersey Ewes 100 m ~ 3a; 10 90,
sc II state do l0a D. al S@oi "a Statr shrep
and 80 iLc; 1913 Pcnnsylsanit Lambs ucW
/ Sheep IS ~ At lc.: 10 State do. 4j 70 a. &c. sos
Pgicoek sold s9 western sheep % r. a, 4s Sci loi 10
Kentucky IS n at Be. 22i oh Co. NJ h al ic -Ol 40
81 l. - O6ia SO Jersey Ewes, e3 d. Al sac
Newton holmes sold l16 Ohio Lambs Ge TO- az - 10
az no TO- size; 40 Ohio Sheen. 40 =, al iife .,
HOGS-Reccpis - cars Of 500 bead cars ~
81 and ears City. Tota sin saturday ii0nl
40 42 hesd rr the corresponding time ast
There sales Live Hogs today the carload oi
Ohio sold by Judd Co yesterlay, 10 arrive ~
turned the purchasers this morning. MHket
/ I'd dstea "A 37s01lsc.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
IL oo0 bnsh, Corn 1900 bush; Oats 20oO bnsh ship
ment---Wh~zs 2A0OO bush, Corn, 1000 bisli os <V'V
cOTTnN MARKETS.


fureroor Nov 1880 D. m.-Cotton-Easier sellers,
hut prices unchanged, Msiline Uplands e.d: mddns N
Isap and and sass oec 55o Bales ncass
bales American Futoresseers At . decline UpsnSs' ss
% dow Mass saip sD pees%Ssr deliver & also
Dsss%Ss5 and ssony 9Ts & s. a;9 a
April delivery dsssd; do. May and June delivery oE1,
Of o'0 tSd s'd wsss san' $4,000 Ealcs $1,000
SSh from 2GSo s & e s rSr1 % une
5000 bales actual export 1000 bales total receipts
s1s ss o6o bale. amount Of Cotton aost
bales Amercln $4,000 ealc. ~ .a,es q, co,,on ,oaay
included 400 bales American. ,ov
ddpe Good oIdqsy & qc sa rss'' sog, is,s ~ Hss
bales weekly receipts os2 bales shipments so27 bales
Gov Coed CoIISn rsnav oc net rrep 2
o @ bales s1P0 ss S Ssss S1 weekly net
receipts 6a2 bales gross lO7 bales exports to Great IN
tain ii3 bales coastwise. 7O5 bales: sales LUZ oa'es
SosroS Nov 7cor,on hu; madns: II 30 Low Nd; dss
bales rross 27ai bales stock $40 bales weekly net re-
ceps 5235 males; l5i4 baies exports 10 Dre" m
'r C ,sSsrox Nov 7Co,ton steady MidGne lO7sc Low
bales csoyi to GREAT BriaIn s25 bales sales 2 900 bales
poriStS Great britain. is5 bales 70 tie Continent 1900
sgS bales sales sy s,sar Tdapr l,c low
Middlinc lOaic Good Ordinary lo-c receip- I92 oaes
weekly receipts IOl7 haies shipments 727 bales; sales
l.0i bales spinneIs, 200 bales ,,,,,,n, ,oAc Low
Middling lose Good Ordinary l0ec net receins,
Ssss Sss sTg wis.,! .sI s & sA@G;s @ fS 6ss sIoeR
bales weekly net Ieeer, sIes odes 10 France
bales coastwise G,ii2 bales sales 50l 10 bales ,o,o
Low Midding iOiac; Good ordinary. o.c net reeep's'
nsI3 69e gres e,snrs s M 5 ss, 10 the connani 4e7
bales sales LOO bales; last evening 5000 bales loes
Iscs exports TO Great Britain s65S7 bales
l4i77 bales the Continent 100 baies coas,wise 1881
bales; sales GS, 800 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

r,,,,rs On on and after July Z ls.s
.'@o 80 ~, landt street Ferries a. Ioow,:
$50 and iop M saSda@ o d%'e. -. d A. 4 n M S5o s
Boats "Brookyn Annex connec, with through trans
al jersey 1! anOrdins speedy and direct transfer or
RrSinins tr9ips leave Philadelphia 1901, $50 3J5:
73j. : $50 aud IL a. m LIMITED Express l:jo p m ..
s:@o ana 80 Y M Oh sunday. i=Ol 32o 5)A sOo aai
TsS S3s amt g "a gFsaSssy NJ g. As,ar
h"ns aig ,n ,o1 A1nrS s iol Of F'tos s. Rrsos
Nos Il, ll6 ami us usol Ho1oken Depot JorssT
cry hSiS'ru THOMSON Non'' No. az T. 7 FARMER
General Manager Oenl Passenger Az
now tnawn ~ ~ nsw nsn: tho NEwYoRE LAKE
EisI aud whSI fhN RAILROAD. Arrangement oi team.
Sam' Cincinnati AMI thiSaso Day cypress Drawias
CDaIy) - Louis EXPRESS arriving At Basis
m ctuuecting with fast transsO the West aud >od
Mesi Pulnans best Drawnsroor sleeping Coaches 10
: p m DAILY Pacinc Express for the West seepas
Coaches hes through 10 sae HaSa5a & &Rn Sae
MIN 4n I'M Emgrari train for the West.
Trans leave Chambers street Depe. New York. tor
p M and y midnight saturday nights only. suniiSs 9ij
Rniheriord paIs aud rassAe q. 7:5o 10. 1920 tas
loo M stops "a rutherford PARK only o. unipss
IL mdnshL saa,Ss. d $3.50. lo2o m- l.iS. osv. 30
rPassSsoa Pa s% j. Sis. s:5c $40 10 losl. 80 m y
t'S1 = 40 : i0p M aud ~ midnight sunlal-. j "a
e:l5 1920 a. m 40 6io u r M ana - miin'shI J.,
midnight Sundays g. So, 1920 a IN. las ijj ,.
Wsfwiek, i:goa IN; 49, @t;se M o.,,
Newbuig ana IOlH"""' '"V' D. ui- ''N' '~ - n" 9lf
day S.AOa 49,.
IN.
sdayS q, $50. 1920 a an. O.3O I J.
klldlctowu. 100 o. 1870 a m 5.on ASO p m olr
DAYS $50. lO2Ua m. $780, 3. tue . a. nl ani 49,
m trains connect with NewNOGk and Os"egO MA4And RAJ
road a Man.sL , ,,,o. - 49,.
"a, IN 51 a q. U.Du ana ! p M
leave 2slsl quarter of and quarter ae eci
Lour rom 54s m 10 oil m, and al 4ts3 Ald i.s. Il
ami Sleeping tOaenes can Dc o6tanoi and ,rdss O.,
.h., Lne aus of baggage may Oc le.t
nany', ofnces $50. fUl ol N9f BgnadNaY y. NA
Ienrt st. Brooklyn. or at the COMPANY SpeVot- . ,.
Lxpress trains from the West arrive N NcNNoi~ 4" -
a. M. III 20 aud 1923 y. m a. ,..,, ~. -. - -
mo. n. ABBOTT. Sea'l Passr As'- New'i''-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEV.
Trains leave for hngewoOd, COste fierOnt aud Ma
T. s;3o eS0 q m 8 4, ai5o e:so $40 $50 80 p a
leave So minutes later saturday nights :
Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey T. 100 a M, 10Y
JNo. n. ABBOTT 0eal Psssr Az Ne"'N1-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

4 IGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE n RAIL
Road PROPERTY Notice * here by given that the under
signed named deed ~ trust executed
Cincinnati Wabash aud Michigan htlioah company
the ~ DAY Of Iuly ls1l. and made 90
bonds for S2OOoUc0 issued and sold by said railroad
months last due aud W
day 0f November 4 D. 1873 between the hours OF
nclncs n. Of sd day. a tfr oicc Of said
uany, Wabash. IN the County wabash IN tho
ana expose sale public auction To the high
bidder for the paying said bonds IN accOnhce
o said deed, the railroad ~ sfd com
pauy extending Anderson In Madison County, Indiana
10 point line between the states OF niana ana
Michigan o. Marion, wabash Warsaw aud Goshen
sciibed particularly sci orth ~ said trust
ulnvs VII. The ue- ~ins~, switches iurn
sand the ~ now iSaud The ti-t
Of wav the real estate used ant htd 10
-ain TOtf with AT improvements aud Hpplr
icnances owned MI rolling stock o. e-crip
on sid company and uSe In oueraiine said road
and all station houses 0s and mlcinerN de-crp
ton aud property. real personal or mixed ana - TIE line
onerating the and necessary
alurtenant operation and ell and profits
proceeds Of said road the operating OF tho %
siehrs priv of said the owners of sail
me Of railroad.
The terms nf sole he cash, but the Trustees Will receive
in ,avneut " highest bid part thereof the bonds
srrIrcd hy said dr- "i trust for
srcn proportion OF the face tereof AMI interest - would
h appl CALL. of such bonds ad interest nom
ihe rocera such all bonds secured bv said deed of
trust peing entitled 10 equality ~ slcl procec =.
JFPTUA n. WADE.
AMASA STONE.
Trustees named In sud deed OF trust
IuS LES
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

Ry Minfag and ccr racine Coast scr,ries;
ss Lrchdagc Iciegrdpc and Crefts GUrtIbis
frnu1hsu he Hs and Egr0gc ant forrrrd fFeigh PIct
0g,s ond - an ydrfs nc tr0Tid
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office Of the Board Of Education OF Grand
and Emst-., uuti MONDAY the 24th dsy OF November.
1879 IL a for supplying, fr the OF the schools
under jurisdiction o said board hoo@s. stationery and
Of January 1850 CITY aud county publishers ~ books
dealers In the various articles required notified that
preference will be given to the bids principals
mtee being desrOus that commissions. any shall be de-
Quoted price Of The sample
accompany the bid articles required
with the conditions upon which the bids viii be received may
be obtained appncat o the Clerk OF the Board Each
proposal DO addressed 10 the Committee supplies,
and ind0rsed Proposals for Supplies" The Committed
right 20 reject any bid II public
interest
Dated New.York- November 9. 1870.
tEkDiNAND d TRAUD.
HENRY 4. WEST,
DAVID WErMORE.
JULIUS kAILENBERG.
BENZ. r. MANlEKKE
Committee SuppeA
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- tho Once of Board Educaton. Of Grand
ami Ens sts. until MONDAY, the 2i,h day Of November.
1919 at u u Tor printing required by the said board for
the 1880. Sampes Of tho documents.
qucd be printed may he the the CerS
where blank forms proposals my
tanned. proposal he addressed IA. gomnttre
supplies. ard ndorsed Proposals Printing" Two
satisfactory 10 said Committee viii be
the faithful performance the ommittee
The rigt to reject bid II deemed fOr the pubc
dated New. York. November x. 1879.
FERDINAND TRArD,
HENRY T. WEST.
DAVID WETMORE
JULIUS KAIZENRERG
BENZ. Il. MANIERIE.
Committee Suppies
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08
3uelness Gnduces.

A PARTY who has for several years con-
"a duce at CHICAGO AN extensive business ip specially
throughout W,s il familiar Win The various app LCts
pushing SALE wishes t. handle tTstC ati,ic tor
general use. J L. " NlIITlIE~EN. Chicago. ILL.,
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rTO PHILADELPHIA,
u fkNNslLVANIA RAILROAD

IuE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIas
between
NEwlCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
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FINANCE DrPARTMENT.

BUREAU FOR IHE COLLECTION OF TAXES. ,
No 50 Chambcis-st, NewNork. Nov l. iS1A)
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice il hereby
~ given persons who have omiiie pay their
1879 the Taxes, that tho
shall Dee paid Ia him s office before the Isl dav Of
Dccem next cent will lee collected taxes
unpaid that day per addition there
all remaining unpaid the 10Th day of December
No money viii be after O'Clock Oce hours
ffOu : m. 10 .. y.
MARTIN r. MCMAHON.
raT Ia.wa
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COTTON RECEIPTS
NEW yoRK Nov. THE following are tho total net re.
ceipis cotton all ports since september l. 1879; -

PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER AIass Nov. with some Increase IN tho de-
mani sales moderate the market closes very strong al
dc cash 81 squares anu SEC cash for JGxGO Cloths
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Fourteen Through Trans way daily three deoJ:s IA
Philadelphia Two III New YORK
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Z | TO BOSTON
n VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIANINI.IAN INN

The elegant stelmsrs MAssACH sETrS and RHODE
ISLAN leave Pier - Not Niyer 0ot Of Jay ST. at 81
y. ~. daily. INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Special uhfed Tickets only
which thy Issued uoh boat and fIlin specified
tickrt this lEC 10 Boston
Tor e..
and icsrts ~ Nos 3G3 3eT TSi and
pa BroGd~ay. ~ Mctupntn AMI fitth Avenue Hotels
New jtJ Wnshinruusf brooklyn.
also sold at al principal hotels and ticket
OF Mebtcott LxTIe-s 90.
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On ana affer INV I. ~.

Double Track, the most improved Equipment aai sas
Fastest Time consistent with absolate siiety.
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miscellaneous.

RRUSlIES of every description, at No. 80
- rearist opposite Peck-sp all cics lowest prices
JOHN X HOPPEi. Manufacturer ami Importer.
l AIDES, DRINK SERkYS TEA, and he
1Lbeautiu without using dangerous cOsBetcs SkRKYS
TEA removes eruptions OF the skin clears the complexion
the whole Those who IL strike
and restore beauty aud youthful freshness instead
desroyin bosh by cosmetics. To b. bought only o Tho
hEhkLlS TEA Co, bUJ AIch-st, PM orders
mail promptly sent at 6Oc IL box Liberal discount
Ia trade.
Il MUM & CO.. 81 PaIkTOW. N0w.lOrk, propristors Of
"The Scientific American" Thirty years s
soicors O raents HandbOok Istenta with dirus
uons and advice, selt iroo
% EXCHANGE. PLACE.
iNTw YORK, Oct. rs, ls1p. I
rTHE COMMISSIONERS of RAPID TRANSIT
hereby give public they tho submit sson
The construction stsan
for hapid Transit AL communication To DO wrting All
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Otean 9teamere
--r,-crotyN and

MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSIOWS ana no
N LIVERPOOL.-Ony Transaualtie biD. @ sn'' sh'ia
AMERICAS FLAG. sailing every Ihsfsiay VIA d ,.inga
deIpnia and every "Wednesday frOn LiysIDopi
alternate wednesdays. from Philadelphia alternate '''"
Gay N"' ILLINOIS THURSDAY. Nov l3. 8 a. M
New-York tribune., 1879-11-08

11.Ew and ST JOHN leave PioF N. 81 North Ri,.
foot Of Csna-sf.. every week a., . 3D.. coaase IN:
Albany Sunday morning exeep'"b ".n trsins Nora
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