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Resolutions.

In the matter of the report of the Board of
Public Works, dated Sept. "a, 1880.
It is hereby ordered by the Common Council
of tie City of Saint Paul:
That the Board of Public Works of said City
of st. Paul, cause the following improvements
nesota street from Eleventh to Twelfth street.
thence on Twelfth street to Cedar street, thence
on Cedar street to Thirteenth street, and on
Twelfth street from Minnesota street half way
to Robert street. That said Board cause said
work to be let by contract. as provided by law.
without one-half of the estimated cost being
first paid into the City Treasury. and after said
shall proceed without delay to assess the
amount as nearly as they can ascertain the
same, which will be required to pay the dam
ages, costs and necessary expenses of such inn
provement upon the real estate to be benefited
by said improvement as provided by law. It
being the opinion of the Council that real es-
tate to be assessed for such improvement can
be found benefited to the extent of the dam
ages, costs and xoenses necessary to be incur
red thereby.
Yeas-Ald Allen, Dowlan. O'Oonnor, Kitt-
son, Bell, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Mr..
President-9.
Approved Sept. 25, 1880.
By Aid. Rhodes
fteS0t0e0, That the Board OF Public Works is
hereby instructed to cause to be laid a Cross
walk over Pine street, on the south side of
Seventh street.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Kilt
son, Bell, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Mr..
President-9.
Approved Sept. 25, 1880.
By Aid. Rhodes
Reso1ved, That the Chief of Police is hereby
instructed to proceed without delay and re-
move the distractions in Mt. Airy street, and
Broadway, where the grading is being done
under the present contract.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dewlap, O'Connor. Kilt
son, Bell, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs,
Mr.. President-9.
Approved Sept. 25, 1880.
I Adjourned.
WIZ. RHODES, Prest. of Council
THos. A. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk.
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Minneapolis Railroad Time Table.
Minneap0lis q st. Louis RailWay-Shor1
Line, Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line bstween Minneapolis, st. Psul and Obi
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE OAB
6LEEPERS TO st. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE
e miles shorter than any other route.
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MEDICAL.
CURE YOURSELF

FRENCH SPECIFIC.
Guaranteed to cure radically diseases Of certain
private, delicate nature, either sex or condition.
Price 81, sent by express to any part Of the country
Full directions with each bottle. Sold only by e. L.
ETAHL, Northeast corner of VSn Buren, street and
Fifth avenns CHICAGO I7n-II1
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Brill

DtEVIhI 1EanI Ca1I4INOAn'
s. Nadeau VS.. r. B. Galusha, administrator;
motion to quiet title. Taken under advise
ment.
8. D. Brown VS.. ". W. spaulding; motion
for change of venue. Transferred to the q.
S. circuit court.
The State of Minnesota ex rel Edwin Crib
BILE VS.. Thomas Prendergast; to be heard by
Judge Simons.
V. 81. Higgins VS.. q. d. Dale and Martin
Delaney; garnishee. Referrd to Mr.. Cathcart
to take disclosure.
F. Fl. Woeff, ct al, VS.. G.. P. Hlocomb; to
be heard Wednesday at 10 o'clock by Judge
Wilkin at chambers.
E. E. Jeune vs.. Lena B. Knox; motion for
trial by jury. Submitted.
Anne Whitlee VS.. the Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing company; motion to vacate
Judgment. Granted.
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III ''aS ' :a = ..S - =
= Is 81: :. = u =
4:'''.|la~..
Minneapolis, White Bear Lakel
and StillW3tor passenger.

aQote Manitoba depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and aleeping car berths secured ss oify
tacket office, No. 8 Warrington avenue (cpposiSe
81 Paul Pacific depot Minneapolis, and q ID
East Third street., St kaul-0so. q. HassarA t3eko&
ogsnt. oHAs. y. HATCH, 0ep. Nanse0
4. =. Born xaMenaR AgGx
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st. Louis Express.

Passengers ct st. Paul leave by
the st. Baul & Sioux City B.
3. ct $40 ? n, connecting ct
Merriam Junction. On Safur-
day this train runs to Albert
Lea only. ...................I
Chicago Express, connecting
ct Cedar Rapids with O. & n.
W. trains for Chicago. Also,
passenger for Twin Lakes,
Norman, Lake Mills, Benz
sons Grove, Forest City,
Britt. Livermore, Humboldt
and Fort Dodge. ............|
Passenger train for Chasks,
Carver and Merriam Juno
lion, connecting ss Ohasks|
for points On Hastings 81
Dakota railroad. .......,,..l
And ct Merriam Junction
70 and from IN local
stations On 81. e. + 8. o.
B. B. .......................|
Omaha Exy TO and from al
points ON st. p. + 3. O. Bly,
Omaha and California; afscI
70 and from points on has
6ng1 = Dakota Ry. west toI
Glencoe. ....................I
Minneapolis, White Bear Lake.
ana TIr11x,@h vr~~~~~~~~
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The following quotations giving the range OF the
markets during the daY were received by N.
DoRAN, commission merchant:
LNzRRooC, Sept. "a, 1880 A. M.-spot
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Sundays excepted. tSaturdays excepted. tMon
days excepted. Trains not marked are daily.
IA: Chandler, Gen. Agent l1s z. Third 81.
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HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE.
The only SALvE in the world for Outs, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhuem, letter. Chapped
Hands, Ohilblains, Oorns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Be sure you get HENRY's CARBoLLc
SAIvE, as all others are limitations. Price, %
cents For aale nv all drnggista.
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REf0RE TAKING. ike magic andAF1Eh TAklne.
has been excessively used for thirty With
crest success 8-Full particulars In cur pamphlet
which We tesire 70 send free BY mail to everyone
uThe specific Medicine Is sold By all druggists 1t
81 per package packages for g. or will be sent
free BY mail on receipt OF the money By ADDRESSING
THE GRAY MEDICrNE CO..
No. 10 Mechanics' Block. DETROIT. H1oA.
H-sold In st. Paul by Edward q. Bigg and Stu
art h Lntz. and by sl Druggist everywhere.
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Through sleeping cars to b. Vincent on p m
train, which, leaving St. Paul Saturdays, lays ov9
Sunday at Fergus Falls Train leaving Saturdays hs
sExcept Sunday Except Saturday.
JAS. J. HILL, Gen. Manager.
W. 8, ALEXANDRA, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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II. DoRAN's REPORTS

REHTEs-s5f SOC.
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Omaha, Kansas City and Texas
|ss@pm|s 81 :osana

press Is7:1o ml*s 30 p IA
The Sioux Falls Sioux City Express makes close
Sundays excepted. tDaily. mondays excepted.
=. B. CLARKE. General TRAFFIC Manager.
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an.Y,s SPECIFIC MEDICINE.


will promptiyand
radicauycure any
and every case Of
Nervous Debility
and Weak ness re-
splt Of Indiscro-
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.,..work Of the
brainandnervous
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Passenger depot foot Of Jackson street. Ticket
Office northwest corner Of Third and Jackson streets.
Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st. Paul.
Trains 81 Is p.g; m,I Leave;
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ern Express. ..........
Through Chicago 4 East
ern Express. ..........
Iowa & MINI. DIV
Prairie du Chen, NJ
waukee & Chicago Elk
st. l.. & Kan. City Elk.
OWatonna Accommoda t'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

ar It. not only in England but in his own country Inc
present work is admirably adapted to supply the ueeo''
and exhibits the gifted Italian master III ms true CUR
accr as one the remarkable artists of Tue HI
tecnrh century. Figure-Panters of Holland III
cludes OF the representative Duich masters
most of whom eminent not only for the nenhea-
ton of faces and figures, but IN the more d'hcul.
branches OF especially in the representation Vi
lights and shades quality in which they nave he'ei
been exceled The'vOume is a curious ana Instructive
illustration of the history of the Dutch school, which,
after brief career Of wonderful splendor, rapidly nc
cliued In importance and influence. In Hohahu INC
Dutch painters OF the seventeenth century rose TO avs
,neon with the greatness Of their country ana passeu
into oblivion with Its decline and decay, repeating the
experience of classical Greece and Rome Inc hIusu",
tions of these volumes which numerous and wei
ecutcd greatly enhance their interest the reader
and form IN themselves attractive art study.
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Goparlnersbip Notices.

NEW-YoRK. Feb. rs. 1882.
yFR. JOHN :. BARNES RETIRES from our
vi nm therein from and after
this dale. -. 49,. ,,--.--
our arm j. ;. KENNEDY g. co.
DIFFERING to the above, JOHN :. BARNES
III viii continue in business on his own "a Banker
and Merchant No. Finest Oruers Tor the purchase
ana " Investment Bonds Stocks and other Securities
will be promptly exceeded. iersona inspection OF aug
Reports Railroad Properties will be made ard
IN business cosctsi With he construction and equipment
Of RaIoas ANA NJ Reorganization via receive careful
alten.th
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ti0vernment bonds, excepting the 4I2 per cents,
were 81 her only steady or lower. The transactions
m The Boards included $4,000 coupon 5s at 1850,
500, 600 coupon 1l2s at l0S ex coupon and SlU.OOo
registered ut 1913, and 500, 900 coupon j. az 1869
n OG3i and $G3, 900 registered at J'sO 1904 e1
Interest District Of Columbia 3-65s recovered to
96 sales At the close the market was steady at
anneXed quotations:
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GclcDers.

AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
u istfd and jD00rsed b4 ieGdpG sdycdtOrs o. fs
cotefrn Families schools anil Colleges promptly proyHei
with superior teachers graduates OF Det American az az
orn co legca send or circular. T. COIESWOtlh tINC
My. DOMESTIC BUILDING. cor Broa4wly aho Il1u,G
MEXICAN. and FOREIGN TEACHERS.
u AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and families WIN
thoroughly competent Professors Prncpal- and Let'He
Fanilrs The country liphily
superior Tutors Govcncs'cs Cal ON or address -
YOUNG. American aId Foreign Teachers Agency :" 'u'
square
DEST teachers American and foreign, prompt
htIvpr1vded Tor flm"s schools, college, Awc eau
Institute established 1871 W-cAermcinor GO y'"Ur i.n
INSTRUCTION in Steam and M"chanlca
/ Eucpccrinc. thorough practical education. and &C.
srarr fuatlon CONNIE .ont can De obtained a. o
National Institute Of steam Enfheeilhs brUS'lO'" '"'
For part cuiar- send Tor paiElhci.
rINEACUERS supplied to schools and iamlllcS
r,Ibarit charge Miss FLORENCE FITCH EDCCA'
1IONAI 81 NEAU. 80 Unionslnafh
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5nstrucuor.
For Both sexes-Conntry.

For EOth beXes-OU'4H'Iy'
NIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL ms III 1 IL ! ~
w at Eiaco y y 10 Young laes and children. "lil re-
open sept Ieasoraoc MIS- T. Iiya'l rlIIe'l
NEWTON COLLEGIATE lNSrITUT E, New
~ ,on sussey county. y. J.. reopcns september Tor
males and females exceedingly healthy excellent gONetn
Inn and Christian nlucnces thoiosh 10 ~ oL iuS
ice ar or brsipess send for cata que rete
To- old stadents: j. Faycl NtHce ILL., Juuse JUNE ~
Rlair Jersey CITY. :. :. SiENESS. y. VI.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, y. Both
IL 900 ems ia second hayear February send OF
new catalogue. W. II. BANN TER, y VI.
c,WARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Phiadel-
= rbia Under care ncrds BON sexes admitted AZ
rcccre he same degrees College COursea''assca cle
inc Fngsh Normal Department PIepaiatoIy ana Mg'p
Seho,is Eor 'nsrtculars addTcss EDWARD IL. MAGlLb'
T1csident SyartmnOre. Delaware CO.. PENN
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4 FOOLS ERRAND.

4 FOULS EKRANU. -
"A BY ONE OF THE FOOLS.
most Succtssui nOtet gOT more man quarter ~
osntitrv; masterpiece. 81 - a.. ,,.--...-
Holds the critic spelbOund. Englfh literature
aims 10 similar picture. - international Review
Must be by everybody who desires 10 Dc Welln'
formed."-[ Portland Advertiser.
"A thrilling book indeed" ~ Cincinnati Commercial 80
he most powerful National and social study since Uncle
Toms Cabin ~ Boston Courier.
adj with brnatiess interost"-t HartfoId COuraut
matched In the whole range OF modern nctlon
-fBO.tOn Traveller.
selling by thousands every week.. y. \. Tribune
s-Cloth 81 Sold everg.Ch<ys. or mftIedb NJ
fORDS, HOWARD & HUBERT. n PARK place n y
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TX interest
There was no business done IN state Donds, Dut
quotations we're steady.
OF city bank stocks tho sales covered butchers
and DrOvers' 40 at 10il2 Metropolit!n (lO at
100 and Importers and Traders 5l at 227l2
Generally the railroad bond market Sympathized
with the share market, and for most OF the speeula-
tive kinds of bonds there more or less shlnkage
in values Erie second cOnsols declined from
90 10 90 and recovered to 81 "a, the funded 5i
selling at S430S5l2 against S7l2. the last preyl-
ous sale Last thursday, and the inst gold consols
sold at l16lo eX interest against l2O4 satur-
day Missouri Kansas and Texas hrst con-
soils sold at 10ll2 ex interest, and the
seconds fell from CO 20 GO. Rome Watertown and
OgiensburG firsts declined from IN to lOA@|l,
C., c. and l. c. first assented from 9u3i 10 e9i2 and
Chesapeake and Ohio irsts, series Is, i[om % 70
GS. and currency interest dehts from 44ss
to 42l2a4l Metropolitan hrsts were Were .
frsts fell to 90a 9Cl2 St Louis and Iron Mountain
second incomes declined from So TO SIl4, but again
recovered to 80 The Pacific issues general were
firm. and Texas Pacific incomes AFTER techh'hg
per cent TO n, rose to 73l2.
The Sub-rreasury to-day lost $40. 75l on balance,
made up by currency loss or Tisr OOo, less II com
gain of S414,311. This reduces the gain since FRI
day to 1901. 43S Money was IN active demand
at 6 Per cent, and III some very eXcep-
tional instances bonus of llG vas PAID
At the close per cent was BID. lbere are
no changes to report III the domestic exchanges
on Naw-Yor excepting that at Chicago The quota
ton is 606S0 cents discount instead OF 80 cents
discount. he United States Treasurer a. WASH
ingOn to-day received Sl32,0OO IN NATIONAL
bank notes for redemption. Inc customs re-
ceip,s were 1908 600. and the internal revenue
receipts were $4,000 The following rs tDe
Clearing House statement TO-DAY E T
S1J9. 5OO3S1: balances, $685.. 32|. Inc trans
actions at the Sub Treasury to-day covered; he
ccipts 81 2sS 701; payments, 81 ,30l l0I currency
balance So Os3, 072 ; coin balance, $lO243o,OoI.
DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is the public debt statement issued
March /, 1880. compared with that OF feorusiy
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Nem publilallons.

CHOICE ART COLLECTION
~ the library. - .
LIVES AND PORTRAITS OF TIE HUNDRED GREAT
EST MEN.
INTERNATIONAL CORPS or FOREMOST o, WRII II.,iH
engaged on the work. English Matthew Arnold, FIoude
Dean stanley: FTenchi T4iIe. Hehan German Max
MHier Hrlnhotz American Emerson Noah Porter ana
OTHERS Sold by subscription. gentleman OF cuItuIe
wanted manage its introduction
FORDS, HOWARD HULBEEE
place, New. York.
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THE READERS HANDBOOK. by the Rev f. CoBHAa
BEKMER. LID. syo. PIP. l.l7O. j. b. MpplncOtt & 90.

THE READERS HANDBOOK. By the Res. z. CoBHAM
BREWER. LID Svo. PIP. LILO j. b. LlppincOt * Co
The present literary manual is constructed
on a novel and peculiar pan with the design Of fur
nisbing q brief of the names which used IN
illusions and references by poets and prose writers
together with the plot Of popular dramas the story OF
epic poeus and the outline Of familiar tales. Thus the
author gives in few lines the story OF the Mad and
ODYSSEY OF virgii's Ened and Lucsn's Pharsalta, of
DantC's Divine Comedy. AriOstOs Orlando FuriOso and
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, OF Paradise Lost AID
Paradise Regdined OF the Nibcungen lied OF the Ger
man Mnnesngcrs OF the pCetical Iomaroes Of ChauccT
spenser Paincss Fletcher, Prior, Goldsmith, sOuhcy
Byron Scott, Moore. Tenuyson LongelIow, and others
aud also the novels and stories OF the great prose
writers. The work contains fund os odd out-o;the
way information, not always presen,ed with mmscu
late accuracy but very convenient for reference In
course of miscellaneous reading which happens to he
somewhat ont Of the common track list OF the mis-
takes, with the corrections. Is promised on certain
page. but strangely oUOugh. does not appear IN the
present edition, which viii be disappointment to many
readers for whom the fsyorc portion Of work IS the
table Of eTrata. comparatively Limited reference 10
mace American literature and few American authors
ale mentioned, with the exception OF Poe, Willis.
Morris Cooper. Irving, Mrs. stowe. and LOpgfellow.
The names OF Bryant, Emerson, Lowell. Whittier,
Holmes, aud Hawthorne are not found in the index
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Ocean 5tcdmer5.

MEXICAN LINE. .......
n FOR QUEENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL $50 go
only Transatlantic Lne under tn hMhHlCA' fLt"
sa,ti~ cyev "Wednesday Philadelphia and Liverpool
Extra SAILING alternate SATURDAYS.
ILLINOIS, FEB. -. 1880 a. IN.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
sailing every week alternately rom fiid phl' anl NeN
York landing pas, within ic" hours iuo OF tho
Important points 81 interest ou tho t0ElucLL
VHYNlA 70. MARCH, d. D. m.
T0r rates passage ana other information Apply 10
CO. ,voi,ini a., ~ i.iento - broadway NcF-YOTk.
JOHN McDONALD. Agent, Bat;crv-p.ace. Nc"-1o r@.-
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
W BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANKE. - =.
pier ofCompany new No ~ North River loot o. M
Travellers bv his line avoid both transit by kngi'h -
way and the discOmorts OF crossing tho Channel IN SHAN
poh1p NOR Sanaier........ Wednesday Mch.3 10 D. NJ.
AEfTpiOUE r. " ciur~1iy. Mich u a. ~
drawn on Lv0nn2is, on Pans 10 amounts 's
LOUIS DE bLBIAN Agent 80. % galway
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SAILS FROM zig O'CLOCK 70 CLOSE os BUSINESS
4 O'CLOCK r. VI.
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
* g.smsraleave adj PaVona Ferry, Jersey City
H0rTETDAli, mesLeadIJ MIr ~ H. 50 ,0.rDX
l,tC,bin s65-s7O "a Cabin, Sij-s5h Steerage, go.
H. CAZAUX. General Agent, q south Wlll2msL
TUNCII EDYE & Co, n south Wilaul-st, FrcightA-t
l.. ". NORRIS 80 Broadway. General Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w INIJED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
EoR Ot:EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTfCE-Iha Of Tho Line take tho Lane ROnte
recommended by Maury L. - ~ on BON the outward
AMI hOnewsTd voyages %, .-,--- -. ,
GhKTANlC Cape Kennedy slturday March o. 1880 p M
BALTIC cant iaisell. lhur'd1y, March !, D.
CELTIC. cent Glrulell..... u nisiSy: Mc Is 1890 A.
tHoN 'TUE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
10TH 81 &C.,. - , .... T. 49,
noinfments The StaterOOm' smoking amt Bath
amidshs. where the noise aud motion
ieust el sGoIdng degree Of oomi' ri hitherto Unanabe
tickets on favorable terms.
These st.amer. neither cattle sheep nor PIGS.
inspection ~ plans and other m 0rmaOn apply ut the
Company Ofgces 80 81 BfOddSaY. Newluik or No. 40
Walnut It. Philadelphia H. }. CURTIS, ASobt
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Tie. Life Of Leonardo da Vinci. and The Fig
are Painters Of Hotidnd In tie Illustrated Bog-
raphes Of the Great Artists (soribnor and Wciord)
are intercstng contributions TO The library OF the art
siu,lent and afford a variety Of valuable and often
novel information 10 the general reader The biography
c. leonardo was originally written in German for the
present series. and is part derived from Tie unpub-
lisled documents Of the great painter, which have
hitherto received but slight attention TIE researches
OF the author led to results which throw new light
on several Important facts relating to the works Of
leonardo az well TO his personal history. great
degree of Ignorance has prevailed In regard TO this
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100 o'cLocK-sAL2s BEFORE HE GAIL.
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Eaw Schools.

VALELav SchOol.-Regular course, 2 years
Grs6rate cor, se for degree OF Dell wears Fat
men sent ~ Address Prof WANLAND Ns~-HaVen-O
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GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NORK.
sOCTUAiPTON AND BKENEN. ~,
DONAU............Sat Men NJ kAk... 81 iic,' -
RIIEi .... Men. - ODER. AT ~ =,
RATES or PASSAGE from NEN.IOHk 70 SUI IMAM
TON HANRE OR BREMtN... -co
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABl-'''''''''
STFERAGE $50. , .--.- ..,,a
Return tickets reduced ras. Prepaid storage cetuA
Gates. 80 ID, ,.--,.z.t en-
seerage tickets to al P241l' IN '9' 3ut oI
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Inslrurnon.
For Both Sexes-Citv

FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th-st. am
L RuiheIf ord pace. BENZ. SMITH, \ NJ. Principal
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CUION LINE. nn.,,na.

INPERTAI TEKNAN NNTL.- TTHlnNITE-
\ American Packet Comp nys Limo for PLYMOUTH
CHFRBOURG and HAMBU KO..-.. a., O.,
rsSrCG nm. March -TENIA...... Narch Us
sILEsIA March II NlELAN D.. March -
Rates of passage Plymouth. lorcon. thrhoff ram
hing and all points England. scotland ud Wales: First
CABIN god 500. second Cabin gold r''' rie'riS" cur
repcv 81 C. b. EICuAKD a. BOAH, Gen. Pass - g.
KTSHARDT & CO.. 81 Broadway. New YORK.
General Agent. 81 RrOa1-st. Ncw-Nork.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sA1rs-eorERNnENr STOCK DEPARTMENT

FOURTH CALL-2l9 O'CLOCK p. " 80
L is Coupon l007.... 10 900 -....-. Do -'''' ~
, 1880-10-19

Tho Now York Ssdats- ZtEtun0 has but l!tt1e
lopo for lihneock's SUCCESS. The paper IL cst'
lontly .llsEustot2, aud delIyers tho DomocFau
tho following curtain ,lucturo: "We do not
know whether HRncock eau, 10 elected or not'
but ono thing We lo know Tor certain, and that
ts, that tho De1nuexats cannot ohlttefato tho "
focts Of tho Ocn,ber elections With such sensc.
less brnggadoclo ~ wo weFe astoniahet! to na1
IN Democratic papers yoatcr1ay. The mora.
luuence ct the result Or tls October election
upon ths ,naln election In November Ia u as,
torloal fact, and Cannot no 4ou!ed. 1nstead ..
boasttnx aud bragatus that certain States whoss
Electoral votes Wuull assura Victory to ttan1t
cock will xlyu Democratic majority thoy ~
plainly unlerstaliI TINT these ygIJ 6tatos IT
now, In consequence OF t6oItopublIeAn ylttot1
Indiana Aul Univ, very naturally drawn toxass'