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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-02
Only Re!lGdI for Hard Times.
Change Your surroundings.

adapted !" the growth ofths VINE, whe-c 4
Is an established success and pays LARpE
PROFIT: The land IL also ediptoi to tho
Mslt. ruth s'.o' % arsia, dfsss aud d yese,anles fa n'
Many hundreds OF excellent viNEYhaDs.
THE LOCATION Ia only % nilos south Of
philsdeiph,a, by Railroad, in mild, de'ightfu,
climate and at tho worry doors OF the Now York
and Philadelphia Markets. Anothor Railroad
runs direct 20 Now York.
THE PLACE is already Largo, srcccs.ful
nni Prosperous. Churches, schools and other
privileges arc already established. Also man.
uiactorics Of Shoes, Clothing Glass, straw
Goods and otor things, Mt which different
it has been a HEALTHY RESORT ior %y'"emS some
years past ior people suffering IRON pulmonary
affections, Asthma, Cstarrh; Asnc' anil dcolll.
A now Brick Hotel has Just been completed,
100 feet front, With back bulidiogs, four stories
hish. Including French roof, aud all modern I'm.
P.ico OF FARM LAM t25.OO per Acre. pay
able ny lhstallmcnts. within tho period OF four
acre. Of land viii count fully rs much as 100
acres further north.
Pcrsous unacguainted with Fruit Growing.
can becomc familiar with II In q short time on
account of surroundings.
Five Acros One Acre, and Town Lots In the
towns Of I.andisyille AMI vineiand, also tor
sale.
Whilst visiting the Centennial Exhibition,
NinelaDd eau 10 visited at small expense.
paper containing full Information. will be
sent upon application to CHARLES X. LANDS,
Nlnolaud, N. j.. free OF cost.
The following isan extract from description
Of Nincland, published IN the New York Tni.
nrNR, by the well known Agriculturist Solon
Robinson
All tho farmers were Of tho well 10 ion sort,
and some OF tbcm, who have turned their atten.
! tiOn to fIuits and market gardening, have grown
rich Tho soil is loan, varying from sandy to
wS 1aa .ms sen. ami
meadows. in which deposits ofpoat or muck are
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-02

A MINISTER In Augusta, Me-, has A
son, . hopeful child Of four years: His
father expects he will be Q minister. And
the lad has talked enoouragingly until the
first warm day Of the season, when hs
gave signs Of falling from grace, for the
devoted child came TO his father and said:
Papa, I'm not agoiu' TO be miuister,"
what do you think ofdoing 7" asked tho
father. ''Goin TO drive sn ios>oart ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-02

pJ"Opcn Day and Night for the accom-
mediation Of travellers. A first class Res.
taurant is attached to the hotel, where
Meals at all hours can be had. Terms
reasonable. 9,i3-tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-02
7 .EvI KEPLER,
Notary Public, Surveyor, ConVeyanGer
Real Estate and Insurance Aren't.

Deeds. bonds and Mortgages prepared and 4
kinds Of conyeyancin6 attended 10 promptly
With neatnsse and accuracy.
Special attsntion given IN bnvino end s.ii,.~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
THE FRENCH REprBlIciN LEiDER
VI. Grevy Prepared TO Head the solid Lett In
Defence ofthc Republic.

PARIS, oct. pm Jules Grevy will accept
the representation OF the Ninth ACCOMPLISHMENT
# Paris instead of his former constituency. the
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Dole Department Of Jura.
from both of which ACCOMPLISHMENTS he was re-
turned because the Republicans attach greater
and more general signifl 'ance to his election in
place of the late VI Theirs. Although VI. Grevy
fayors moderat" policy. believing II To lr bot
ter for the country that President MarMhhon
should serve his term. siili. if tho Marshal IL.
not promptly accept the opportunity now open
to him. and sincerely co0l crate with the mod
crate Liberals In guaranteeing the country
against an anti Republican SURPRISE ". urryy
Is prepared TO placo himself at the head oi the
solid Lett. and maintain it, claims and fuli tho
duties imposed by the country IN the late cec-
tlons.
Tho Nont@T l-cmi -ofll'inn says ." ~ ~"
ens" of this mornings Council Pre- sldcni Ma '-
Mahon plainly informed Ministers de- Brpelc
and Fourinu that the idea Of " INST rill change
could not be cni ertainei at tho present mo-
nrut.
Tho Tribunal Of iIaronncs has sentenced
Deputy NJ .ir'an g. one month 's mprSonment
and 2uuJ francs llne for Insulting Preside 1t
MarMuhOn and the Minister'S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
REW.iRDING ms FRIENDS.
His Frauduicncy Paying the Debts Of his
Canvass with Federal Patronage.

WASHINGTON. Oct. %. The nomination Of
W. II. Wheeler Of North Carolina came before
the Senate Committee on Finance this morning
and was laid over. charges being made against
him Of "A somewhat serious character. Neither
the man nor the nomination amounts to any
thing. hut the case is the first OF Il number TO
follow in which the fraudulent President is
paying the debts Of his canvass in Federal
patronage Wheeler having been delegate NJ
Cincinnati. and instrumental in turning over
his state delegation to Hayes on tho last ballot
Conversation with Democrats IN the committee
lead to The conclusion that no objection will be
made to reporting the nomination in that. and.
81 far as the general 'pinion Of the Democrats
has boon oltiincd like eases. even whore they
extend to the members OF southern Returning
Boards
Last April Hiram Potter. Sr.. Collector at
Pensacola. Fla. was removed. and L. &.
humphreys. one of the Hayes electors. was ap-
pointed in his place. Potter WAS very active Ia
the campaign last fall. spont his money freely
and ran behind some slNo seven thousand dol
lars in his n counts. Il IL a curious comment
on the methods Of tho Treasury Department
That this rregulority WINS not discovered until
very recently. loitrr's houdsmcn are good.
and they will have tn" satisfaction of knowing
when they pay the money over that II was really
spnnt in trying to elect Rutherford Il. Hayes
President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

to s0s7i.3iO.27-a falling OF of sG54 .0it02. II
IL now declared by those who are familiar with
the banks affairs that the amount ON deposit
has fallen below ninc millions OF dollars.
President WS,,;.-,, Ia gafaranca TO- the amount
Yesterday said it might be called. " in round
figures, nino millious." This shows Il falling
on in nine months u n million and hall ~
dollars Eighteen months aso the bank was
on rally reported to have on band II surplus Of
II 300 900. In January last the surplus had
fallen To ~ 1876. .575.5l In July last the surplus
amounted TO sf .OjS. .9S2.i7.
According tO the report mado on the lst OF
January sj2 .572.oS was annually expended In
snlnrics Presidents salary. $4,000; Treas
urrr. 10000; Secretary. b3.lG6.6J first teller.
~ g3O 80. second teller. s3lu5S 81: third teller.
81 $50; first tollcr's assistnut, $1,000: four book
kccpcrs. 81 200 each bookkccpcr, 81 $50; jnni-
tor Al $40; three watchmcn. VI 100 each. Since
that timo these salaries hayo been revised. the
Presidents for instance, being cut oil entirely.
When The bank closed Yesterday afternoon
more than one hundred persons were waiting
who had not bcon scrvcd. They came out to the
street slowly and unwilingly One man. evil
IDENTITY n laborer. wiped his eycs which wcre
filed with tears: two or three women found
equal difficulty in cohconlng their emotion. OF
the others. some spoke nngr,y Gbout the new
building and its cost and ornaments, and all
seemed anxious 10 gain the opinion Of any one
who. would express himself about tho banks
condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
sTdNLEY MiTTIiEWS Nv nor WfTER.
What Zach Chandler raid TO Keep Hayes
Attorney ut Wormiey's.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2J.-lt sometimes takes
good whll0 for n bill for campaign expenses
to come due. but 1t generally comes due 5omo
timc. and one Of Stanley MathCws's came due
to-day on the floor OF the Senate in a way which
is likely to giyo that gentleman deal OF trouble.
A despatch appeared in New York evening
paper yesterday rccting the circumstances
under which Zach Chandler came to pay bill
Of some 1900 which Stanley Matthews incurred
at Wormlcy's last winter. while acting IA coun-
sci before the Electoral Commission. Tho cor
respondent who sent the despatch being on tho
floor OF the Senate this morning. to which he
has right as a committee clerk. Stanley
Matthew'S sent for him. and. forgetting
his position and the privilege which pro-
tccts senator on the floor. abused the
correspondent In u way that would have leen
unwnriantablc II tho despatch was fnlse. and
was peculiarly unfortunate IA IL il true. Tho
correspondent reminded senator Matthews
OF his privilege and withdrew. Tonight the
statemcnts in tho despatch are reiterated In an
interview with w. T.. Chandler aud Chief Justice
Cartier. and half dozen other prominent
names are given OF persons who have scen the
bill In addition. evidence rs to the bill and its
items will be produced before the end Of the
week. This IL not the only bill Chandler paid.
can National Committee WIS $4,000 IN debt and
had more than that amount of subscriptions un-
collected in the dcuartmcnts. Tho new Admin
istration stopped their collection and Zach
drew his private check for $4,000. and the rest
ut the dob il still unpaid,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
MORE BROokLrN CONVENTIONS.
Naming Candidate. for senator Republicans
Hesitating to Choose.

The Republican Senatorial Convention Of
the Second District met at lG Court street,
brooklyn yesterday afternoon. and organized
with \. c. Barnes as Chairman. and John Small
and Il. b. Srdgwick a- Secretaries. Delegates
from the First. Second Fourth. Firh. seventh.
Eleventh. Thirtecnth. Fifteenth Ninetccnth.
and Twentieth Wards. viii n compri-" tho dis
trict. responded to the call Samuel Mclean. of
the First ward moved rs an amcudmcn, 10
motion TO nominate cantliair TINT the ..on-
voutinn adiuurn until Friday evening az $50
o'cln Il. TINS MAS Vigorously ulpn-"d hy Nh.
Harmon. Mr.. Fal"~ and uiilrr~. who said That
the adjournment WIS to b" nMdn iu th" inter
sis Ol the Democrats. and 10 drl"ut the Nnpuh-
licnu-. The m.ilon 10 adIourn was carried hy
Thp Drmoersiir Convention ~ tho Third sem
utnrigi Dl-iri. WIS hrid Yesterday afternoon IN
; hoillrn'- houi, ia Nnw Lots. witl ieiiN
mously ''nomnatcd John {. Jacobs. tho pr.s-
cnt SENATOR
iino Wockngmcp's Union IN conv,n'ion i'm
Grand Union. HAN at l,t ANA Harrison
s,r'.t~. BrO.kyu, Timothy % lirien plr-Idin-,
nlmnatrl Millnm +. EoNn.lu tor Snnatnr IN
The rurl n-irit. Me- II Ihiu~lu, thu we'll
pe't. 10 l' SUM ri'i hy tae l''puhN Gn- and
I'hc i.rpsb'uan t1uy.ution for he Third
Srnai. riN -lrut in Bi ''NNn w., pr. 7t" {
over hy Joln T. lourv. james NJ prrn q. "a
!un -. cN-Den' '.f'i'' A~7rn. pn''n' \ AhHm1
h'r nf delegates -iuti'l % Er'Hn, if ! un' 'rl' 'I
oui We hl lsu'r @1 g. tA" I.ilAll. ~ il.r
dNlrgato moved tpa.Nourn to consult l' ~- " -
I.uu.,hilu as to what inDr 'h ,e ranuid h, Ml.
person Of Strph' rr,l, -A-.'mhNnmn from
tur Niuth pl9lri' ni thus rilY, One ur tWo dri"-
Republican party Mr.. stephen lclI was dH-
cArcd the rhliHooi the CON, q. .un l} MAJOR
The Assembly ronyontion- N tle Dem ora's
i'm Bronliyn last night resulted IN the nnrinn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
TIE CANVASS IN THE STATE.
fui SPONGE aLREtDY THROWN UP BY
JHE LEIDING REIJBLICINS.
Tho Republican MsIurity North OF Kings and
New York to he Reduced 90 10000 No
mnn on the Republican Ticket {" he saved
-Iy,ry Nerve Str aimed 60 save the senate

IA ..f tnV m nd
INC yorh TO he reduced 90 10000 No
b Man on the Republican Ticket to he saved
: Every Nerve ST. aimed 10 save the Senate
-. a.. n, rh,,.o rccor,lv bccn
hV' i'i,' '-'' a.. s,a,, ,hot lio hc,vocn
IN soVerW c"un.'S O." ", ~ ~'''' ~ ....,.',...I
this ci'y ana Ne" iV'n, az" nav, .'.,.,,
win h'pu'i."nS anu ,..,.ii,,,, ,,ni.
tcs III III. sou'i'VIn wv ",''' W. ,a,,.ioir
itclan VINO reslu'S !" '''' NJ -,
country. Inc ln'"i i'',""" ,...,',.'.,s AMI
sohh Observation anu ''' ,,,..i, r,s,r,..
Democrats VINO h,'P ''' "" ,,'i,, ,ho,
i've machines nn"s w. VIZ, ,',.,,,,,,,,,,
the h'n"nS "'N'' "''t ' -, 49,. ,i,, uti,h
this '"i' ny n"J.'"' "' ~. IT,,
hooihs'n so, ioi t'' t"'i '',. .,1'aar,, no
do'n' '''' '''' '''' - .,,,,s
uu7.'" '"u" w. -. - ~. ,,,, D.,
iol uiS'reu",nE u,'inI VIZ VIZ i,'''vi"' a.,
puohcah ucNe, '''s ,'", III '''',, r'''s ,,,,,,.
State Whl,n ncs Iu'S,uo o' ,, M ,,o
OF ~" iVrN "nu W" .
uousahus ics7 Una" ""S |
II WIN DC rem'ho'r,u u'o, no'N"n ',, ','"
ue h'puph'"ii c,''''O'T W." ~. " ,, ,""'o'
eide oil Ne" iorA anu hlnE9' III ''l' II, ,,.
hooh"' +'''"'' ahu ui" "'"90ii ".' 49,,
ocI"' ''oV'"i7 V"'' Wv S"-r'' ~ 90
hiA'''N wy '''''',,'" '' -.
INC "7' '"'V' '''' " ,'',,, ~ >....
nopu"''',', '."'Va '',i ,,..i H., ~.,,,,,,I,r
io'S unu "'ns' WI, - ,i''.' r,.,'r,.
~ ~ -','',' W." 49, .,'',.,t.t'-,
i"'' '''' .'' ''"' -, ~.
IA'e mMor"S even o"'s'Nv "l 'ne ny % W"
York
m, neruhlieons dn nor ndmit MI this: hut
=. - -, .
d. WHO sHouiu say lhN 'h'lt H'"' '"ui'''.'' "
donot really expect to elect the koche -tcr IL t.
,,rl1 u,,cr Tho ,xan, truth lnnworI those Of
"ou'n "''t wv 'N"'' '"''' =" W." -
the committee who understand III" interior
workings of the canvass have no idea Of carry
a., o,,.,, tho p.,ulii.ou eandidnt,s Ono nf
ins ""' VI '"' ~ ~ "''
the committee mas hdhiu'u lhW no alu from
Labor Reformcrs, on Bread Winners. or Ger
- r,l,,,,i,,,,. ,r ,r, ,th,r irr,.,ulnr nr
Ina" '""'p'n"'",7''' VI ",' 80 ''
outside organization. VIII suffice 70 save man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
sLiIhRY ~ CJBL
shall spnin he Permitted &" Continue to Defs
the Civilized Worldi

The Executive Committee of the Cuban
Lengur of the United States mot i'm the League
headquarters yesterday. Mossr-. :. H. S'ouron
and Peter W Downing. committee the Amer
ioan Foreign Anti Slavery Society, presented
resolution. q, he read tn-nisEi ia the large hall
of tho Cooper Union. The oWnf f- of the urrt-
ing were annuun .rd To- hn. tn take measures for
the rrhci ul tho five hundred thousand human
beings hold in slnNcry in tunh, and ip urge
upon thn attention of our tuNrrnmoni tlr ia"t
sand slaves in thll island. contrary to solemn
tronty RIGHTS, uud that slNly IN ,usnnd free men
years of war and that thr proceeds have D. .ru
put into tho ircnsuU of th. spanish Govern
mont. G,n. \. L. ilanks, l~9nh G. war; of
Aleornon ;. sullivan. wendell Phillips. thr Rry.
DR.. Henry lii.;hland Garnet. thu ll'N. Dr. VII
liam 4. Builor. and tho Rev. \, \. Freeman are
nnnnuMenA ~ snnnk Ills oynnlng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.
An Appeal from Gov. Hubbard OF Texas for
Protection ON the border.

WAsuINGroN Oct 23.-Thc Cabinet meet
ing was principally occupied to-day with dis
cussing the Mexican question. which came up
anew through a letter from GOV. Hubbard. pre-
senting a formal appeal from the Texan Gov
ernmont for protection upon the border, and re-
citing the circumstances which made the ap-
peal necessary. The appeal gives IN detail the
successive raids and the last failure Of the Mex
lean authorities 10 surrender four criminals
under the FNtraitiun treaty This paper puts
the whole subject Of border am i-ultlcS on now
basis. and the Administration is inclined to re-
gard II a- constituting "a new AMI very serious
cause for action Secretary Evart- Will draw up
an answer to Gov Hubbard, which will be-
ready at the next Cabinet meeting. Meanwhil"
the Goyernlnc NJ Will not recognize any existing
power in Mexico. Gustaye S'hl"ichor and the
rest of tho Texan delegation. VINO had an in
formal conference Yesterday, appear tp con
slider il unlikely that the Administration will do
anything or accomplish anything. \ resolu.
ton will probably bc introduced before the end
Of the week hy Mr.. Schleicher calling for all the
papers in the Mexican case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
4 Eus>LiN .iDyiNcE on RlsGRlD.
Ninety -onc Kcgimcnts Of Cossacis 10 be Mo
bili1cd- Mukhtar Pashn safe.

LONDON. oct. "a Tho SiandWds cor
respond, mt at Bica reports that tho ca. witch
IS pushing forward against Ra-grad. leaving
ono corps TO operate against kustchuk.
special To- the DdaV A~rs from Vienna says
that Hussia has ordered the mobilization of all
the Cossacks not yet IN actV" service. These
will amount tn uincty-onc regiments.
The Post Huthoritativcly denies that Col. Val
cntinr Baker and other Ensiish officers have
bOrn sent To- (pnstuuiiuoplr.
Thr D1lV Tle1'rpls Er1'roum lcspat n.
dnt.d Tuesday says: Mukntnr rashA II snte.
Hroirupios u strong pos -IiIn 1T NrA.koi wost
of the Snghnnu- pl-'h l-mall l'H-Nu's retreat
aul junction with Alukhtar a.r seriously uen-
..c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
sOME UiSHINGTON TOPICS.
The Pacific Railroad Indebtedness day
Gouid's Plan OF settlement.

WASHINGTON. Ot. 23.-Jay Gould. rcprosont-
iu; ilc Mon Pacific ami e + Huntington 'hr rcnirAl
Pacific Railroad companies, arrived norc tins moinns
rrir object b. understood 90 hc tninlncc the rotary
81, Size rrra.ufy ana the .efeiir, n the uruNf ttfer
Yiu 4rul o. tnfefr.- nn plan hrlrtul.ir -uhWllu Icy
hr two rumnnncs ti' hguiaIiNu n their interest
ifli,anr,. io tIc nuNrruut "a. nnutN goo annual pa,
ufut mt. the lWfri SiAr- Treasury 90 rtTInlI'N rftt
cnpnnN cun,tfuft in Dnnnct fum ~ itl itcHtnlus.
r lfri.urnt trans lnriH'iNn >intn- luNd go IlIN
fir lnfrir.t alt aiitti hy tllt 1uNritulNuf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
uooD's cuIclGo MUSEUM BURNED.
All the Animals sunocated-The First The
atre Buiit Arcr the Great Fire.

CHICAGO. Oct. %. Woods Museum caught
fire at o'clock this morning. and the portion
occupied as "A theatre was completely guttrd.
All the animals IN the museum died from suf-
focation Chaplin 4 Cores liquor saloon. under
the museum, was damaged 10y watcr. John
Walsh Is proprietor and Tony Dcnier lessee Of
the museum and theatre. the loss on which Is
estimated mt from Eli 900 to 800 900. Chaplin X
Gore estimate their loss at s2OuOo. These are
regarded NJ outside iigureS Ihe insurance on
the property injured amounts to two or three
times the sum Of the asgrogate losses. The the
atrr WIS the first that was built after tho great
ire, and has had u preearious existence.
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IoNpoN. OFT. 23.-To-dny was the second of
the Newmarket lloushton mccfns The great event Of
the dny-the rae ior the 'imnri-c,hire sm.cs-
brought out the lAl-, n.d ol lui lou h'rc,, nnl ~
suited in victory ion Pflucr u \lcufr- rni IuntIrur
lnrd uArin-tNu., nlA ilYlpi. .rNt' r',.nl liiN't
and Mr. q dc ttfcfArts NlWn iuli Rosy in''
who started ltfuTr ni tu L. NulNi in secure place
Tie latest hrtun- ON the cunf~r was tt % hauu-t
Ion.l,ur - to against BrpuUhc, ami 80 10 AGAINST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

The Custom House Republican County Con-
,rntuu rrnssemilei, last evening. ami approved me
action nr the Conference Committee of the organization
olno.o to Temnauy. by nonnanng lrcu lies, iur The
Office az kc-sut and Jp'e,h k",h nud Allan Machonlli
fur Marine Court iu,uccs ami luH,i 10 q li hu.N, Nil
liam II GrlncN, AulleW II t1ccu aud Iouls Dos her
tor Aldermen nt large RESOLUTION WAS li.ri i'."'lu
mrnlns united nUminhuuns ior tuu scuAte AMI Assem-
hlA ANI lnI l.atII.l ALlNrmnm-
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WAsniNGToN. OFT 23.-The long discussed
,lur-talu u tNr Sow YORK Custom House appointments
-,ttlol in the cabinet mcrung to-day hN t iuui l,
crminau IN to aproin Mr Theodore ioocy yrt turo tor
ton M,uu surveyor, and Bradford frnte ARNal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24
IIoboken'- Missing Money.

Tho Committee on Finance Of the lIobokcn
counch last night, dii not report on Ciy Treasurer
kamrnas alleged dealcnuon If over s7l0Jp tho com.
miiee hA, been niprmed TINT the Treasurer j. rapidly
paving up his dullicnrN There j. desire among the
Council 10 smother ia" ihNcsilgauOn nOtNlth standing
ihe Objection, vi uIe taxpayer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

Patrick Mcluughlin aged 10. Of is5 Grand
STR rt i,y CitN ic tfnn his truck while rNiufNpns
MONTGOMERY street. Jersey city. yesterday. and was
crushed 10 death under the wheels
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PATERSON. n J.. Oct 23.-Action ON the in
dictnlis against tho officers the Merchant, Loan and
Tru.t Company was to dny postponed un, tie brromhOr
term uWi the absence OF material with the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

Gen james W. Hustled WINS unanimously
nominated Tor the AshcmblN hN tr Republicans Oi the
rAild Assembly District ot Neslchesier !esicrday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-24

Malhy's choice Norfolk oysters cost less than
any iyVI iA .Aaiket Depot Al IlalrisVH sL--Afs,
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SPECIE PAYNrNV RESUMED Tho best llne cut
lOl sdc ctelyMArIc. ily Al one',-itS
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iut,I smtct sal,1o1 ., faopa,ii7 30
.@,iSt@iaE s.'eoi ,, m7'aoo
JIM, 5,., 1880, is,s,51 g 'oad%%' s@aSs'
Tonl .... slcntrr Z, si.ia'7 ~ siri 1893 z,
N.,' ~, y cRaG inp' a5i. II La1.o i-7o - smevn
Other 81 estate at cost ..........-t.... lNN ,@
ESrr,, OF market value of stock
n'c1c, '"iS ,'' 90" ~ and md aecracd no.G ~ '''-,
arrears siN months ........ llssGD ~
MDr',t due, N arrears 'm ,,.,,.s,
'''''''' - altn5 %
Total ............... sii G5i oao "
fnmnios- Amount due dcpo.itors . slo5as1s 20
ini'rc.t credited Tor the six
months end'ns Jan. !, 1871, 2'l2'2 ~
sorna. based on par ,aiuc u
stock investments ami mar.
kct value O real estate ts2dS ~
Total ...... .................. sil,siN1o ~
The number Of open accounts on Jan wore
2S,5Sl BOB accounts were opened during 1876.
loss Of lll9 accounts. Tho number Of
accounts open on the first u last July was 20
| o. The amount deposited DURING ne year
1876, including interest, was s5,Ol5,5lQGO; but
thrr' was Withdrawn t5475,OH,OS-a decreaso
oil Sl2nAG3.As
y apartment on the 1T Of July, the banks con
dtion WaH then rs follows;
Resource Bonds and mortgages. .... ~ tSn2i Is
stock inyc' 'n, uis cost ........."... AZ ~ %
F.a@sisa%, iSs' value of i&i5'@ &
SsG5 Sa1 a'is s,ats S"S io, 'I cost 'aI7 @57 . !.
| Cash IN bank ................." @i,lsl %
Cash ON hand ...........,.. l5i6p 10
win o,ho1a,y!- which make tot,Ior sloell E,a z
Liabilities dcpos'iu'. "HIi3iu II
surplus ............. -.... ..... sl,o,s,asa l7
II will bo seen by these Official statemcnts
| that Whiio on Jan. tho drnuSltS amounted to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-05
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