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The New York herald., 1879-01-04

!"tH .oHS
CoorERAGr SrocK dull We quote :Molasscs shocks,
32inch, with heads. 81 10 81 NO. sugar shocks with
heads ~ inch - 81 30; do do 3G-nch 81 40 81 10;
box shocks, soc Goc do "a; pipe do 50 ~ 80;
empty 81 50; hoops IA feet ordinary prno
$j3 S:I5; do, II feet, do s2s $50 per N.
CorrEs was dull at ltc. cash. for lake.
CoRDAGE quiet We quote Manila large and small.
l4c i7c; tarred Manila i2c. sssl rope 0sc. losc;
Russia, lie
the spot moved In sympathy with and
at the sitting o the quotation prices
marked Lice but nj the afternoon meeting Of the COM
mttec prices were red down 70 yesterdays basis Mid
ding upands quoted y 7-ioc., do. New Orleans
and opened with improvement hut subsequently, the
market became easier and closed barely steady with do
cline Tor the day Of from IL points The closing priccs
to-day compared with those OF yesterday wcrc ~ o'iows
The New York herald., 1879-01-04

Among the more important creditors to whom arc
owing amounts exceeding $4,000 the following
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, s1S.G4G 35;
Henry M. Faber partiaily secured). s29Ooo; Second
$15,OOO; Ludcwig Co., Lima, Slj,00D the Republic
Of Peru 9625a 81; Provost Co.. of Lima. $4,000;
A. Kau $I2 100; Francis NJ Parkin, S4.5OS Is; J. L.
Brewer, Brother Il Co., $1l.040 Battle x Rcnnist
partially securely. Sl2.226 95; Drcxc Morgan Co.
london lpartally securcd) $40, 5i5 90; Brown. ship
ley Co.. of London. S97 ,2S5 35; National Bank of
the Republic (partialy securcd). $4,000; Forbes.
Forbes II Co., of London partally sccurcd)
$l5O.597 So Besides those there are numerous other
smaller claims. ranging from 800 to $4,000 which 60
to make up the estimated aggregate of Liabilities given
YESTERDAYS AssGSMEsrs
George Gueutal Il Son. importers of piano
terials. made assignment yesterday TO Thomas
Alexander Jr giving preferences to eleven creditors
for $33.SS3 05. Depreciation in real estate and
shrinkagc stock were tho main of their
failure. They have factory in Tenth street which
cost s150O00. and their store in Fourth street cost
500 UOO mortgagcd for SI0,00O. The total Liabilities
estimated at SiOO0O0 while the assets are very
good.
yesterday to George Boss giving two preferences for
GnEESLnAr, NORRIS 4 co.'s ASSETS.
At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday Nicolsy Il
Co.. by order of Sclah Chamberlain, receiver of
Grcenlcaf Norris Co., sold large schedule of as
sets consisting of real estate notes and accounts
Among tbe sales were the followinu-Eipht acres Of
land in Nyack. subject to S5.OUO mortgage tor 81;
twenty-five lots in Spring Valley for $685. balance of
by TlOUO Equitable Life policy, for $I5; balance of
account aanst II. II. Doody of S26l2 l6 tor 81 25;
balance of account against J. A. Hoyt OF S1,i45 GS
for 81 so; note of for 500 Tor 81 25 OF H.
f. Kendall for S2.5UO. note OF Il. Is. Grant tor $780,
and balance account against the party of
xlg5, all Tor 81 25 note OF John g. Hay for 900
for $5 50. and u claim against Gamewcll 4 90. of
$1,O79 % Tor 50 25. Tho interest of the late firm In
TO- 43y shares of stock and $4,000 of bonds OF the
Schuylkill Coal Company OF Pennsylvania sold
for 5000.
CLINTON SAVINGS BANK.
general meeting of the creditors of tho Clinton
Savings Bank nod yesterday al the rooms OF the
receiver. Edward l.. Paris, No. 26l Broadway, when
the latter made statement He expects to close his
accounts and pay final dividend 10 depositors by the
last day in February The receiver has already paid
dividend of twenty hye per cent, but il unable to
determine the amount OF his final dividend, with Ger.
tain claims pending.
The United States Local Inspectors of Steam Vessels
concluded investigation yesterday Of the circuni-
stances attending The collision of the williamsburg
ferry boat omuodore barney ana the bark Saginaw,
which in tow of the ting j. j.. Lcvcy. on Deccm-
bcr They decide that tho pilot of the tug guilty
of neglect, and that Luther Holmes, tho pilot OF the
ferry yDoat. acted rcckessly The licences Of both
were suspended
The New York herald., 1879-01-04

fo ntnre cIIycry hc sales W.T. ,s "
ruary ut oslc ssc; 49D March at ptssc 0NDc. 100
April at IOc. in12c 30, May ~ ~ 23c ~ 2sc.
aud 2o August a. io5oc total iaion bales Today up
ruary E,iNO nj ss7c a DSc.; March, $500 nj O52c.
Dsic; Apri iutaD NJ luOsc. a Av!c; May $500 ~
Ia o,c Iu,nc. June 400 at iUJ4c. 1u19c.; July.
iiu az 42c i03c. Total $500 bales. Grand total,
si,Np do.
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i,,ycred on tcontract 3iOO becs yesterday Tho re.
cciuts At tho ports follows ialvcston. 24 balos;
New orleans, i27,n Mobile 2oioi saysnnsh 3tss,;
,"rc $50; New York 400; boston. re-; Philadelphia
iWi Total 21,Oi5. This day last week. 22,5iU. This
day last year. 2id6 Total since September 27o0saO
bales. -.
"a $40 bushels; meal ~ sacks; corn, 2D3p bushcs
oats s,I1s do; $50 do; barley. 400 do barley
malt 725 do The market for Hour quiet Tho sHcs,
including state Western and southern were l2O bbls.
within the annexed range Rye Hour quiet but steady
with sales OF 100 bills Corn quiet with sales of
500 bbls within the Rye dull quoted at 5oc
5sc for Western aud 57c c for state. Barley aud
Icv malt were dull. We -
The New York herald., 1879-01-04

Stock Exchange were:-
The New York herald., 1879-01-04
Lao p. \

l:30 P. M.
5000 Us5ao 1867 81 loo s1oo0O US Fsr 1907. eoiS
20O)OU 2Oc be lt 10000 US SIS. lssi. 1854
5000 US 41a.c, 1891 BIB io5
$50 P. NJ.
$5OoooUs5 2oc 1867 be loo $4,000 US SIS 1881 log
dOJOJ US To- iO r iOSss 3UuOo US 4er 1891 be 1854
, 1879-06-27

THE RAILROADS.

THE EAsT-DOuND FJiEta aHT~rooL.
The GENERAL Freight Agents Of The roaus cast
from this city havo al laat agreed upon mode
OF dividing their b9s'ncss in accordance witt,
tic arrangement made, by Tie "ElIgl, Joints"
at Tie Niarnru Falls melting short time aRu.
1t was agreed that the General Freight Agent
ot each road should send daily statement Of
Ills East.bound tonnage to the General Freight
Agent Of eacs, other road party to the compact,
10 lsat each road will know II IL Ina been car.
fttnY mbre Or lesA t1n ttie percentages 0iottetl.
il It 10 found thu. any hay ueen carrying more
thnn ls poytit,ft, 1t shall withdraw its solicitors
llnu ngents frufn the market, aild uas lts lnllu-
enec with the shippers to haro them forward
the,r busfness by The roat found " be short
Of lfs Utota- Anl II II IL founI iH,praeticaole
to divide the business 10 th!s manner, the ROAD
found ta nc atead Ut tta allotted khare eh"t!
fend fruIn Its yard hus1lclent tonnsee OF
freight to Tie road found 10 he sslDtt, until the
division Ia regulated a. uecidCd upon. II was
also agreed that the tonnaxc thus turned over
10 nno!,cr road to cqualize the tonnu3e slRll be
Properly destined To such points as tlle roads
which are abort usually cnrrv. II not sufficient
Tonnage, as above specified. Is at the coulmuhd
Of thc road altca.l, then any tonnage. no matter
to what point rs thu roals SO elort can takr,
shall to takcn Tor such eyGnllg. l'le Central
Freight Agents Ut lie various rontls leading
East 1rou this city will meet hereafter everT
Tuesday evening at the o[lcu VI the Lake Bhoro
IL Michigan suuttert, anu Inake up statements
unu cuualizo the weeks tonnage.
, 1879-06-27
UPPER COURT RECORDS.

..-
Yesterdays TroceetiinE1 In the Appellate
Court,hf the srconti l,,strIct nf Illinois.
f,rr.u. II, LENA on -roti,vintr aro IN.
osf@"@s Ats.* au"e y" e.s w.
days proceedings ID the Appellate EoItti occ'
oul DIstrtct;
Mo1toNs.
~, r,,,,. n...~ IT.. ~, u...,n,1,,,
!..s MsI ~. naGs, tt .tut'yn ~ .t .ti
gmhtea nfifss npEel;fe WI aIlpnIhLe tnh' t1c't
txesPiohs c"n!"ns ~ aae eF,nsnes' t,1 e. e,. A..
-: u9h!a ct al. ~. hterhnc!E: tlHe ~ n'e oe'
'enaanta mt 9sle.s H.! e1teHaso M 1'e aaYe.
, 1879-06-27

n. Flower, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, Mrs.
". A. Ewing. M!. md Mrs. William spraEuc,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Stockton, Mr., John Stock
Ton, Mr. attd Mrs. Augustus Burley.. Sir. and
Mrs. Mahlon b. Og!lrn, Mr. anli Mrs. J. Il. Wal
tcrs, n,tl sfr. and Mrs. lieu. Strong, The party
loft Oh lttr 4:iW trnn fur tlIr East.
EDectat Dtspdfeh 10 Ihs TrfhanA
BUCKLEY, 1roquoia TO-. H., june 2G-A vcry
elegant md aRrccsble .e'lt'n: occurred last
of lie Ilot,. 4. ]. Kopllu. silss Cora c. Klaus,
LAUGHTER Of James !!ees. Eso., et bolivar,
married 10 Mr.. F. A. Desn, Of buckley. Tho
VIZ oe1tqFmsd I'D By s Rss 4 ssr
cottuncd. The bride's attendants were little
Masters Ro,s Riggs, Mqsk Z. koplin. r., md
little 5-yearold children performed theIf parts
must admirably. The. bride and groom stood
under bell suspended from Az arch of flowers,
The siEert ot which was most enchanting. After
tile ceremony mud congratulations, an elegant
supper was served, Of Which loi guests partuok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean lett IN the carly morning
train for an extended trip North mud West. This
presents we're numerous. appropriate, rare, and
costly.
, 1879-06-27
HYMENEAt,

Srsetdl DIlHttth "a III Tribune
GENEVA LAKE, WIS.,, June a0.-This little
burg, which IN situated IN I.akn Geneva, Wis,
was ull aKog with oEclsolurut to-.lay by ,l,s ar
rival Ut II largo numbar OF ChttagoI.ts wh0
ralnr 10 attcni Tho wcuilns OF Miss Ju1hl Il.
ll,tlasey, the daughter Of thu Hun. Julian 5.
!tuu'sey. ex-sfayor Ut Chicago, to Mr. John a.
EIlS. lliu wedding took placu at llts'tt, UNI
WIS very select. only te reIstlYts And particular
frlsunls ri tl.s family being rressat. Tho hrtdu
,waa nll.red III II ysty rich aill e,uat hccuMllIg
nsunner. l.er t"Ilrs l,stns In shs iatnst style.
'iIM rersmony was~ VERY. Impressive, Ncl,s;
delivered N the kev f.arsabes, Ut chftayo. Nj
kp!&ops1 ns.lur.. ltht p'ussslta wero yslS t,v'
a,nl nn!nssu.'. john Hands superb orchestra.
vi Ghi<4Eu, tntnasAs1 tiIr h,us,r. Among tl.nsu
ttsss,.. wers Ats' ~! NJ. !. !. !!a'nssy, ths
2: lsu's;sy' Nj larry. Larry ,Syttrht, ,Mr; An..a'
f'assr' sl.as a.; A. I; ssaT:r As. ,sn s%i n,s. L. q;
NJ; !, t,:or;s stu1s's;; slrt y; T. ra'rbaIS,
Ii. NrsI,.Iau, Mr. Edwin +. Gha;,tu. Mr.,
T.. a. NsDuwmL Ar sn4 AIRS. j..
, 1879-06-27
TEMPERANCE.

Services Held Yesterday at Tf,lxe Blun-Al-
dresses or Lsutllns Prohtl,itInnIst..
TIE Exni!clscs At LAKE uLuFr YESTERDAY
wore uudcr tile control OF the Sons Ut Tc III
perance, directed by asr. j. e. sto,,glIton. The
first meeting was held ut o q. M. In the Clark
Street Church building, which Is to be used for
all minor meetings. This session was mainly
Informal in It's character, Anl was devoted to
singing, prayers for the nrogrcss OF this work,
and brief nLdresses. Andrew Paxton, tie Sec
rctary Of tic CItixcns' League for tho Preycp-
lion OF tho Sale OF Liquors to Mtnors, reluted
instances OF the work accomplished, notably tlls
arrest VI ons mon At Thnrl,lon, Whose. case
had not como up yet Tor hnal llcarlnE.
It mas his experience tllat, II tho boys
could be kept from drinking nntll they arrived
At tl.eir majority. that they would never back
slide. OF all the druukards with whom ho had
coMvetsea scarcely ono but would confess that
hu Ind contracted the habit carly in youth. Tho
meeting was closel witt! prayer.
At II o'clock tho regular morning meeting
was held at tho samo place with au Increased at
tendance, thu Rev, Aaron 0lraoy offering tho
open.ng prayer, which wns folsnwcd bY the siny-
luz Of "Yc Champions Ut the World"
An. J. Q. srouanT0N,
who has 1atelv returned from lle mootlng Of
the NAtI0na! Convention OF lilo Order, Eaye. =
Washington scss!on. lIu Then euyc brlcf ll4.
tory Of tlle Order, which tho said WAS founded
w fcw men, dFinkers tlaemsslyes at tho
| time, somn forty yrara aRo. Th's mestlhE
IRON whet, ha hsI Just returned was thu thirty
| tlfth annual convention. Tie Order was now
the 0ttlest Institution OF lts tiu1 which has sur
! vtre1. it, pflHRry object had been to reclaim
1fuukarls, but 1t llal bteu fund that tia uuul-
hor ol drlHkards stiil Increased, all1 hcnce tho
| motive how was to STRIKE VI tbs root rather
thai, " ilc results. Their attention lind been
tlfst rallied tU tllu t7luse8 at,tl pFuyenkltYct by
Neal Dow. who had uatl tlb Ssns OF Temper
Rnco to bcettre Tie passaRe Ut tho MaiMr law,
Whtch WIN asill On tho statute books, nntf, the
spraEcr beloved, rcligloutIy eutorr~tl. lie lad
ilrst st artcd them toward lsEal msthuts 0f pre-.
yehl!oM 1nt uleir 1rEft waa slll In tk,ut tllrsc.
llun. Coplpus extrncta Were ala0 giYen from, tho
report Vi tleoFEo ". lsoss, y u,e.nbcr OF
,us Canadian l'arlla'neentt al.t 10 sInss
cs. In regard 10 thotF strenetll. tle said tl@t ln
mcu Rlnns arr admltlcd, hull stInrl tho pletlse
nlu! subscribed tu thp usual ritual. 9iarc liz,
War llle Utdrr In tht Wcst lad bsru greatly
ttipplu.i and. u compensate Tor ths, ladlea l.aa
hsea Rtllaittud+ III thr East. laWuyur, lle carly
strength had heeh rptaiucA.
AIR, Juln Nate, Tie tiEaH tatrlarc,! Of Illinois.
theu addressed the Mcttt!iE. ltn bettvrt! lhlt
the prosi'ecas wrru Eu0l fur Increased sacrcas tu
hts state. ila felt. lhlwoycf, Ihut t!rru must
Ga auity VI actl'a uln0ng all tfe different leu.
peranco oFlars. ansl the nulr platform IN which
thev could un.te VIZ ,,rohblt!un. liz hAti gone
Iutu' HUNG balls nIMl seen beautiful tnutt0el
on almost eyery ConcatYAbu subject but prohibit
hon. which shuul4 le lAB fvuu14tiou ot lht
, 1879-06-27


Lasalle streets, they tournd Temporary home With
Jon II Isscon an xmy,cIf boardna
there. Ms thtce heinz. from New England. =. vel!
smet nsn5s, fas ny, or E'fGs TIM e sys n ~
naxr ~ nroos 'nxn ,a" e 70 INA, ss eo.n!
John e. WiiIams III wffs. 10 fon4 an Elhcr III
{he Hoconi TreSnytcFIan Church, The brother OF
Of Hrn. T. ". isistshford sn,l o} lie Rey, Il. III.
W,iIan,s, Of Mn1e1po'!s, Wtnn.
ot tho 1!tsen 4 tho 1rooks family, N.s nrooks r.
Clr}sllani. Ara. i. val ntI Ei,xl,sh Independent
and Msa ii.li i,art1st. Very soon tic family nc-
nt s o Su1 ooss III osd
10 cone 10 school md 10 shuteh. crossing tho river
in durout canoe.
!sas s tao re iFsn "a. Gn III Il 70 s ~ saic f. H.
fSok. tol sle I'D aenrd q AMERICAN .oviyas
E 'fs': % .Sse .', e?
%ss,!as: sf'si shq;s4 ss IL $ps"'tS! t!ta
icy, Of, 'Kfnaiown. Mass., then il ot;ows.
Hf., anl Others, Brother Allen. D. Free
converting % pawcr Of ' uoi was isit. pefhsps, tor
tic drst tlino in Chicago. 'Mrs Brooks family
shared richly IN the work. Har daughters Attend
)nu Miss Uhapusl's school Wefo deeply impressed.
lid III % ihs ,rcc Young EnsalImon Of that household
sot,n axnrastcd houe In Cnrtet. ~ "AndrnW went
out and found llia own brother 9tmun md brought
him to Jesus, ~ Mary Brooke etaftcd ont from mn
afternoon prayer fncctinH from Mlhs Chappel's
roofn saving: ~ must g6 and bring my Sfsters."
And % shs I'D, havina 10 ssoss tl.e rt.es sTsee:
sootl i,oi,g In ChrIsl and sill live IN your city.
fwn az fmm bringing uu largo families Of cll1ljtcu
il tbe fear Of Uod the third fuuninlng Unmarried.
The Bona Of Ms, brooks altu seemed 10 suck md
Nnd tho Lord, Mht1c tlh work wiz EOlng on In
fhjs iiyejy English fnni}y Nr. Urookb seemed 10
Te, no satisfactory evidence Of regeneration,
Though m carncst attendant at church and deepIy
in bls cato lilo ctIsis seemed to come in this
aise. A younw baptist ffiend had been invited
out frnn1 MAssachusetty 10 open q e!ass!cal
tchooi in a houso built by Dr, j. r. Temple
for Tic iouble nurposp Of school natl Churcu.
lad Invited h.nl tp juduc with INC IN mr. study
building lad eyecel for that pllsposc. az costd
ind no room In town ior such tse. Tits oarnest
thinE. tn California accompanied nla to Mr nsooks'
crnFsm" IN I'M canal to make d pastoral ylatt 10
inr fam}v. FinIine Inc iathcr at home. pro.
""snT " fsn,,iv nrsvSF ,nnetirt. zach one to pray
xshn te,t ,rllf,nr. After iii. Eprvut and /, Mre.
iirnnta and Mjss ljill had pruyct, asked Mr
HronEs IN icaj NJ also Th!s }lu Thought Np could
mt dn' TIC ynuua Inen aud ch,tdrcn prayed, and
vnt NJ. HrnoEs hrsitnted, At length, contrasting
H. rt,tos x,+h fhst ~ bfs ciifirnn. out III
whose mouths God i1n,b perfected prlse. " .tltl
kncclinp, With alt Of us. he began with these
Words: 70 eou* an so nluGl VI o.ute t innt
cannot open my mouth usiute 1"oe' "''o Aoi'o"ea
tals by most eatnest n.nyer;
Soon httcf 10 entoseu Lha v9lole Ghasen ama ee.
1'ae,rss stsoE H. thn ctv ind s"untrr In
IH9h ~ ,yas Il, return tllc ngxl day to Fort Sill
$t~
, 1879-06-27


work. lie ~anted The motto Of all temrerancc
workers 10 be Prohibition now htiu iorcVeF'
Ihe c4elclsee were lhterapcFeco VAIN souko
n ~. ."n,u,.u.i t"nt
'"' eao.u ...s u,,.<,.
TIE aP1hhSoos "ns'isos
would have to be given ,!p. the weather hcli!g
threatening mud several OF fl!t expected speak
crs failing to arrive. While those present were
tnakllE tip for disappointnie:,t by rsvelnE ~
TUG dinner spread At The hotel, thg aspect OF at-
out iron, behind the black clouds, weRous came
IN from The adjacent country, The apcnktss plit
~ M appearance, ana q highly Succcfsful meet-
Ing Was tiic result:
reception cottage called the ,wors,'Epers TO.
Ester n the enil1. plncu as at tls morning ses-
sion. Itc auticnce Sns largo and cnthtesast!c.
Il!c AcY' John Suan presided. and dallycrel
small attenuanrb at the earlier meetings, no
sasd TINT there were great many whose btisi-
ness oollgatIns ut this time made u i'npossihle
ior tCesl1 TO attend. Hind luter slate been set
testify tlIcr appreciation Of a'nl Interest to ti'c
teinpctance work: In later yeare this Wolihl Ic
taken into consideration anu Iatcf uate h1eu
npnn' 49, ..,. ,r.
Scribe OF Illinois, read letter fsom
r1rH HON. HIRAM PRICE,
member Of Coprrcss of the Hecoud Iowa Dis
trirt. The Irttrr' whtrl. ia ouit. ienethy.
breathes hearty spirit OF pood VIII toward ihe
temperance work, a,Mi promises cooperation IN
LohGrcas ntitl aut. lie regrets tsiat tue special
session ias 10 iuterierru with us bTstnees as to
MAKE It 1np9eslbic Tor nm TO sttes'd the sSssiof.
~ Lase HIu1. Tic !elter Is t1tco June ~; Hfl.!
slf. Prtce speaks ln high Terms 0t the latonal
convention Of az order Which ior ti!fty,scVet'
years fas carried tho hammer OF total nbstts'e1,sc
~ tIe van of tie colu'water army. lie SPEAKS
ol the Sons OF Temperance ~ tic ol! iuard, tu
parent stcm from wllic', 9tlIer socsGt!ea hare de
although, the chemy htill presented bold front
tliat It was compelled to net ol tlie defensive.
70 akulk abuut In the by-ways, oehnd closed
doors. and conducting guerrilla wartare
There ID reason to thnnk God for .wllat ia
already done. It Is not.truc as charged by hts
enemies tint the work IA making no progrets,
lhcre we're tloso who remembered the time
Whcn sclsool-houscs n'Mf churches wcTc closed
against temperance workers. and the preacher
from the pulpit who dared to combat the COM
monty received notions In this regard was III
danger Of life Itself. Now all llalis arc thrown
| open, thu pulpit orator who fa'ls TO tnclllcatc
| tic great truths Of temperance is condemned.
md a better and more healthy public spirlt pre-
wallis. II tic Dible be true, right vii, prevail,
The letter closes with the statement, That
| no one can say that prohibition
| 1s fatluru. There arc lawa On this subject n
/ Mt In fprr r. n tInr mn II
, 1879-06-27

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Ton sAtE-vALlARLR REAL ESTATE AT AuC.
sinn Ihnaday ' uy " is y a!f PIT oei?ct. At
l T,hcres toTcihcr Or n sacte trzets. rhi. pr1n.
srty 'nctcrthc! ~ the ~est ha uf the nortehat
Ter Of the n0rhcast HuRser Of sec H. Town a. lian9a
H. - 80 !, ~! stnstsa Or q: to, ,,c q r1ftan avG:
rohd The r1uperty II o~nea BY aunrcsdcnt and thla
~ sa'e ", e Ro't1e snt without sr.c,ye Tbs term.
twn ytatr. tn:etrs cent, nn1 tIep,.It of 10 ref
cent VI anuunt bid will lc required At te Ut sale.
The ahttact Of tlr u now Il tic oHee IariA viii.
ar a Ecg H. 1 Gsas, A. ,,icr % H. . t. T. 80 Dc san T.
10 purchase. jolly ". iHkE. Ttuatce, hisrAndris
Va. ". 4. HGrrEIss, Aurt1on@ef.
one hock from aots1 a. lsEranEe. mile, frnE,
n matket and shown fIer, ah,res tree: railroad as
i0ceuts. IRA Ei:OWS. u! tasalte.st.. ltOotn S.
JiOK HALE-IlNsDkLE TOTS PUN tra5; t1n DOWN
and 81 monthly: ncffect tles abstract and pAntra
treeia1c cents W f;rs anothtr 'o, * ,p,n,rdlste
1,oK t1LE-tIot,sE ASp so.rt,0r 4 i.or on M
j. Of fhr best corners on Iniisua.ar+ dining. room
and kitchen on the pAstor floor MAT6uS Hill, u
N6hhtHyfnB.et
, 1879-06-27

Balance on hand.... .......,..........S1J, 7S9
The report was referred to the Master In
Chanccry.
, 1879-06-27

The hugc, drastic, gripping, siekenfng ptlA
compounded OF crude, roarse, md bulky lugre.
1!rnts nrc jnst being Superseded by DR.. PieEcc:s
rNrgatiro Pellets. They brs eola BY all drug.
dIsts.
, 1879-06-27

THE CHICAGO ~ 1ACTFC RAIL-
ROAD.
j. n. Whitman, Receiver Of the Chicago g.
pacllr 1saitroad, filed his report yesterday for
March, April, mud May, which Is as follows:
, 1879-06-27

Ton AALE-.A GREAT DAEuAis-sa FEET. EAaT
'front.' on pftft'c. near Thrty-s"t1nd.at.. SO
afnt cash, su1lect N taxca Of lt7u. jacob WE'LL,
, 1879-06-27
l3sfl1.l,lNa MarEssxAa.
BUSINESS t'.Afllsa.

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tlev 2u> rAal ram. Ia aud lsi ClssG'A n. ChA:
tel u1s&14:rs AckHa&iE1lel-
, 1879-06-27


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NY SUM To LOAN az FURNITURE. rlASu9
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, 1879-06-27
CITY REAL ExTATEe

IN fAfs fotHtaH. ttt ifnts ftft, u r<as PER IN.
strttoH. Edeh addtsfonaiHnt. 10 crnfs.
, 1879-06-27

okk'tcE EuMNlTlhk.
teuH sAIk-nfflvE PARTITIONS MASKS eulnW
l. eA,s. ,sAxA aSr!Alnk a&uA sks, u very tau ~
eila. Apt4y u ~ A&Al.Aa'As.
, 1879-06-27

rlOAHn-A YOUNG. EDUCATED GERMAN WISH.
ID tu Ert board with Al American family. only To
learn the anRuAse. Address 81 ~. Tribune uElce.
I,nAnt>-A YouSfi Man wntLp LIKE 70
ID board or Lodge .slt lady Keeping honac Oh small
scalr. Address Il ~, TTiGune o0lce.