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DROpOSAI.S for PAPER for the PUBLIC
4 PpINTING.-SEALED PROPOSALS will De- received
until "a E-DAN JanUly D. 1875 A. 10 orloeh a No lt
ulruislug the PAPER COR lac ft SiIt FlsiNilNH thi
The 3lsf January, ls79 he s't proposals g. lie opened
ore award oi contracts go Dee male by tl' joint
COMMITTEE. oi Congress Pubic Printing io thc lowest and
M M er Tor ne inerrst5 " Government the c'mu tt,'
r rvu 10 itsrf tie right reject ant an bids as us
- ueu q the interest Of TIE Government may dictate
Ucarn schedules Of tho description. quantity ami quality
of The paper required, accompanied by sample and plank
ptopa.4is ana pNu. the regulations with which bidders
ltst comply can ubta adIIt ssin J. y. DFGEi
Public prutsr, Washington -. C.
Ilecuntrlcts VIII be- eItcrad into for sucn quantities OF
ulu,r ~ may be needed dHTile jir year. and no more
The c.mated quantities ST forth In detail W the schedule
comprise:
10000 retms ~ uncal'Hdcred printing paper, 2iN3o.
1900 itIu.- cacudrird pint ug PAPER 2lX3s.
1900 ANS cACudcrcl printing paper, different Sizes
$500 sized lHd caleudcici printing paper oA'Ie'
1000 teani. map papcr different sizes and weights.
2jOu vi IL Whiting paper cltefcnt sizes ana W'ts
5000 cu0gct wriU- paper different sizes ard W'i-ht
800 reans Of paper different sizes and weights.
200 rcauIs manila paper diierrnt Sues.
10000 sheets imitation ult mont oih'ruIit sizes
ZOuuO bilS uaici. ,
zoo rcsns cuInas 1ei Paper for Post oce blanks diff
,!rreut sizes
500 fcsns sic anl c,lendcred tinted printing paper Of
dnCr'ut ~lzt
@! 900 sheets " bond paper bond paper OF equal
uyareeon Of the JOINT Committee OF Congress Public
INNING JNO. d. DEGREES, Public Printer
WASHINGTON. December II. 1874
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&eD publications.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
IB PHbii9h0l by
THOS. NELSON & SONS.
a. BLEECKaR.sT, ny.
THE WTDWfERANEAN ILLUSIKAIhD'


~ BLEECK"RsTr ny.
TIE NTDTfRRANEAN llLLsl l'.', I'D ,r,.
i-N'' CiFiEs SHORES AND isLAHD3.
r e or Of "Bl-ioa crg O; campanir." &C. Wii l
- aI'ase 81 upwari % other enda'af' E''a' ''''
cloh c,ira fnH gill; s.. ...,,.,r,.,,
ire propiE PGANT- ANINALs ANP SAT- FAL
fiENo-'i0t f Of ARjTic .Di5cJvEIY.s
WIN m irt-er AMI 100 other rurrlyug% I?yal ioo
clotb extra .ill oI, new AMI 4ree! sii.g" 20 d.
'O'" ''''' iNGLfSH plCIUHtS,
urtWE Wrru plN and PlNCiL. . -
Bv tie rsy amue Na9oiar W. d. rns te KEY. Wool
1 Gig Uuiiorm witt "Aaan Petrr'' &c. i@pe
Hi $50. Handsomely bound. giit ci-'s, ~ .,,e
4 RECORD or hpvEETUiiF AID piae"yERY,. ir on.
I p,,.o.er 1915 Win Ga m aye la..i,oe ana map
" sEIWii LIFE THFOrGHQuIInE GlLi0olg;lEsy
a. UIr-fRiTED BOOK OF NATURAL HI~IDHli
~ i pay, e, haa9 ~, " , o., , i' ,yta. 81 co.
'' -0' GRFAi sHIPWEECKS.- .,.,
RECORD or PEWLs A&p t.if''S AL, AI ~ 40
l.ltls77 wa np"ara OF 30 hlH' i'u""' crown ''o
dO''' '''''" TaF yOrvG LLRNEPO
STORY OK VAR AzD wild llE ny, ~ y SI;s.2 +
III thon Wi Viii u 4as iasss a;s" aadsrsr'
TWICE LOST .......,-,,. -,
STORY or s1IIIW4EoK ANP p, ABVENTEHt 5 EE IN
IitE 4g c1rrayhe. Crown syo cloih extra, -
WIN ~ WRECKED On RLEF;
TWENTY MONTHS AuoNG THE AUCKLAND ISLES
iri, S ii i ,,s i Ia,o. ciStl txIia r.
BIRDIE AND HER DOG,
with o'b,r Natural History Stories With lAusr9tofs altr
~ ,R Baugi1'. harrison Wer Robert Barnes, &C 4to
Gnu .FGpplT JINGLE AND PRAIRIE THE,.
TALES or AUNENIURE AND EN- EtPitl7l' 10
pI ESi-IT or NIID ANIMALS. with numerous ongfaF-
ings. I2uO cloth extra, ~ 20.
+Thc allow may had Of III booksellers. or VIII be sent
post paid address, receipt Of prcc Dl the v"otleL
sOCIAL ETIQUETTE in NEW-GORk.
- FIFTEENTH CNfIIEk.
MARRIAGE AFEfNFESAEIES.
HOME JOURNAL.
Tor sale evcTryher. crtts.
N.ar.v sur-rriUtiOu reduced 20 81.
liytrel ir 4, q, Oh mailed auyUh era free.
MDtI.I- PHILLIPS d Co., Pcrk-place n. y.
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TnrnlInre.
5ieomboals ano Railroads

1 EIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARIA NGFAGENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
defots 81 CCurtlanit and brsbIOSscss-,
Il o. 80 D. M. iit Express, daily, or kaston bethlehem Al
etOwI Nauch huuk MlacshaIrc Pittst SaYre. EmlI-,
iIi4aca Auhurn Rochester Buaao, Niagara f aud tac
West. Pullman sleeping c0achts attached.
nOBT. II. SAlhE, Supt and En4r.
Eastern Otg, thNfch and tOrandi SIS.
CuAS III. Cu MMINGS, Agent
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED Rol -" AM '"'''
49, between
NFV.N0RK AND IHiLAlL LfliIA
Forlteeu Through Trains each way Gliy t'''' N''
io" Philadelphia t~o u NeW'hosA
o,,. Track the most Improved Equipment ~" 'Ae ''''
NN lllnr consistent with absolute sat.sS'
ON ana niItr November T., 1871 -. .., co,t
,.,vr,sl Trains leave ork va DcsDIoS"s AZ" WV
lanai street Is Fvflta, ~ follows; 800 e.qt z $50
$50 500 $50 Luftcu. II T. M l. D. ", w. a IN M
ami q ID Ia sunday a. ~ 3, q, UaV, p 10Y -" . rims
Eoas OF "BrOOklyn AuoN cOnhftt VIZ - Under lor
n J,rscy 6lty fnortiing a speedy and dree' u'hN'' "
Brooklyn travel. ,,..,.,.tt, qao s25 : T30, :
eXo and III a. ID a mittG Express 100 r. NJ Z, -
and 7 i5 p M. ant II midnight ON SUNDAY ~ '''' "
san a IA T. 1888 4. M, ana IL mtuii-hS Actor uou<e
iuckct Odlcos 90 AMI pa broadway, 40 rourst,
ana loot OF DeshrOsscs and Cortlandtstsi 10 Tr.Z
rt,i nrcoayu Drpe. iool 90 It,,,oEeu;
iyn. Nos ia. llG and ms Hudson ~ 'We,tsry.
nro, Jersey CIV Engrsnt Ticket once No g b@''e'
place. .,,,.>,. = p FARMER.
OenerAl MAnageE ~e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIvpIou

lfans icaye 40r fertn AmJ1y. Red Baus. Log Iy.s
ocean grove Co. at 80, u 30 e. g. J.ll ID. u. '
NHsrs connect 40 NHtlHa Station 20 and from KEYPOlr
ana q, sguan 70 and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26
BOrND RR1nK ROrTF.

rsaye ~. i...N " AND PHILADELPHIA
$ s,t, t,.'V o. me- l5o 90 go y D. m, ani At N
Leave PHILADELPHIA from station North Per1.,lyt1., R.u
ioad it.n sIo LtI~S!s, &C $50. 800, 1850 VI, 30
leave I1elo2 ior New Yorl a, 100 63} sos, l0-0am
II, Ig9aq ti Gag, ,E; a,schel % te % n.
1870 p. NJ tam, .r.1, lalrl.,i. ' " ''o '''' ~
sdE3$SDAY geAlNSs-ieaye N.w.York ard Philadelphia
Tckets for sale at oot Of rberys, Nos. l29 and 9A
way % NoV YGrs AID Bi9ohrn ali 80 80. 4 CoasJs.,
n. p. gALDwiS. Ge., Pass Hse5L
A AkRAHGEMENr OF TRAINS tatns eject Dec.
a m.-cinclnnan and ch.,aeo Dav Fzpr,ss Drawing.
1913 Express Nal ior Buna9 Win Sleeping Coaches
Jpn Dany,-P,c,fc Express Tor tho West Sleeping
Coaches roug' to Hnch su BUia o, Niagara F, Clcin-
Ia ana Chicago without cian2ei also Hotel Dining ti 20
Trains .e2ve Chamber, s.ree, Depo;. " T,.far,.
p D., and l-mAnsht 7afarday nights oay -aHdsy 3la
auisriurd parA and Pa.sc g. z'i5 10 a. r. y noon rs
o. 90 i05 mn, T. fj D. n, and - riii ''I'4'F
Pa'cr 90. .:i, AZ, sn 10 '0t2 100 20, II noon,
eud r. uian GIT fay 8, $50, el5, 10 No., liJ. go,
suaciir g. 7.i5 TO- I645 NJ "a 3.l5, 5 g. p n and
y @idasl Sunday. 6. $50. 10 mr ii5, $50 3 as
az C.ia%a '' 3 a. ~ $780, 80 IL. Sundays, sSoan
Slv0aren, .0I s6 49, aS2 P m s9ntav's3oLp
Gol5ap 1l5 B. H. 1913 o. NJ 30 3i5 l.3o p
Srr,lars 'g $50 lua. ID o.. 10, + Iu.
MIDI etoyn 20 10. lb.3j No.. 3.ij 4.3o, p M. san
DAYS 3O iOs NJ i. D. The m. $50 b. DE- trains
conu.c o,ih York aIa OrWcco Midland b r. 80 Mans
port Jprvs 7:4j. . 20, l0iJ D. m, 430 ?. M sundays
$50 10 O. a.. ald D. . OIL o. ,--
N0rF-Tra!ns leaving Chanb, ST on even OF hai hoir.
before D. ID leave Twon, st. ht'Cn minu,,' eafes
imam ,b0ve lime trans leaving Chan1erss on quarter loars
isgv. rs enfv tIld H. thirty Uut> earlier. Lol7 cavs
;,nr, ,' 4 a. e5 fud 1913 D. ting With trlns
LEAVING 4 iqtun,.>.>t "a iH D. m and T. mGIiEl..
Ticker. Tor passaee aud f0r AZ itmcns 30 Drawing room
and Sleeping COACHES can D" oDiL4td ana tI' ol 10
ons rr9uf.rOi Bi-g gav De lott m he, 'PtAya
0,@. Nos $50 4OI j2g aud 9ji Broadway No Confess
f,rouh ,l and "a Com 3 bcIui. L ~ ,.- o., os
Fxress Trars from thr West arrive "a o"'i"A ~ -
a NJ I ) and 1868 n. I'd. ., . 49,. ,.... N,.r y,-k
JEO y ABBOTT General Passr Agent Ne"''''''
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JLltSEl.
Trains leave fCr Fnele'rood Coefer Plrihol Hd Ny3.I
7, So J4j u No., g. 4. $40, 30 b-' ~ p n, a.i
SATURDAY nights only 90 il3J D. H. sundays a. u' auN
~ %,iinT spring valley and M0lsey . $50 mr. 10 p ~
TNO aEBOTT GtHeIaI la,sr Agent NcH-f ia
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LW-lORK AND PHILADELpHIA NEW

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
'IIRgeuoa'. Lrye foot Of Liberty st. Freehold AZ
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fof trains o. local points zee timetable al sfl.t,4s
81 NDAG TEAlN--I-ase a. g.8O a. IA III n r "a.
Eond Brook afd ntemciiare p1n;s. and al sJja ~ or
Easton Reading. and HlTusymg +" a. '"'
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Steamboats, auo Railroads

kklDGEPORI. and al points on Houeatonio
~ aId NsneaInck Railroads Pare e. steamer p,l,,,,t
aho BHNreDUt - II j. M. NJ
ISALIlIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Lave HeEforE iroa root Of Dcsbrosses ssd Ctandt
a 1 =, NJ 5r Wahlne'o1 counbu chicago md no v..,
,'.'i,'.o' ,A'ii's.ol a.d Tho south Ill1Il p'm,ss
'ii- JOIN "a iii.olf p tiic g9 ''nah
and he south GofG0nsy''r P1fri en- .l ,chIsoDd
10 baihmoie aud Washington. making close co,I, y tSrk
,''i'a1 ''a,',',5 lrgis'r ana fous las9axh
~; p 10 d'ily Tor Washington. me south anI ,, phil
Making COO connections G5r cbr,-o $500. tn w Yzia1.
~, t''F FIi'JuIgh'thc Souih ana sonihWs.; r,,'ss
orls,s5 sc ~i'h trains Tor Lynchblz Fof.s New
~ ~ .'" tlc -lttL . WV
Ei2sva Sev Ys ad i ., f :s, as Sos'ssys & 35
S III 10 81 +, i6s'9' "a ana q, oi Jersey Civ.
RAILROAD ~ N'' Yhio
{ 1kNIRAL RAILROAD OF NTW-IFPsPy
comm, nm .1 a,I'n n oh 700. ~ L.bs.ig-si
G3 a. m.--For pennington Ei.;,p r.'o.92Es' 49,,
num- qua "Hk,s5arre, E.nira &c. -''a
NAE, 1y D. , ., LT ,.h Eig bnnch fasol. HnuJsrE
tulJ q. d.. aud 80 %. u.-for -1mervic aia e! l,,,
J. m.-For Pennington, Easisn Narci sliaat Vss..
in, Poingiiie. harrisburg '''' "f4f
p ir-For IIgh Bud2e Branch. Eas;oa seyliors aaa
5;So p N. eailyFgr Easton Auentovgn. ana H,r.olrr
for trains y local points sec timetable al sta,oa.
81 NDAf. TNAlN--Irase 81 $50 a. Ia r "a.
E0md Brook afd iuteuucaro pln., and al ~ ~ lof
Laston Reading. and HlTrs)mg i
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVJSToN
trans ioaPe 40r fertn AmJ1y Red Ba1s Lolg gl.9sh
OS s. ,,s 90, a. -, ~. - q iu. B. D.. j d.. l.
and q, a4uan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Cll,cu1i5 Leave foot OF Liberty st. lyr Fre-yol. Al
So .. ll,fJ q. ~. T. j.-5 D. %. -
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
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sshlDGEPORI, and al points on Houeatopis
- nId Ssncanck Railroads Fare e. Steamer plsr,,rt
ard p g ~ carr lSondags cXceptel a. u a m
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ln5irntuon.

BROWN & PULVERMAN. l,.3S broadway, NcwYork.
copy OF advertisement when Tor estimate 81 in
formation
A CLASS for young gentlemen, aud private
hiustwction. THOMAS u. ASH, los West ioih.st.
AT PACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ 800 Broadway. the quarter" ifal year or Year
begirs student i, assigned seat The course Of
T T,'iE ;He i'' Only ''" 5 fHcEHED President
UUUkkEEPING and Business Affairs, 726
E1Broadway. Apply circulars, G. G. Marsl. author &C.
UOOKKEEpING, PENMANSiIIP. &c.-Pr-
isc. ''t GGI sfi ~ o &d 1 Sal 6tayc
BOOK KEEPING. PENMANSHGP, &c.-T p.
obai ilS$ biodway IdS private psr5s f
ladies. 5cnd FOR circalr
CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICALS SCHOOL,
~ with Commercial ana Primary Departments.
~ wIl-oS -, :. N. t 2nq ) 81 kELLoGG,,AMr
head %STn6 5 GfiHsa lex aT sc5 ySaI' the
school hours, 800 a. M to 23e ~ optional STUDY hoS'
NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, ID East 10Th
~ st-Class cal scientific Commercial and FlnatI DE.
pa enfpts ffTn,h German , II@l r ana T GTun,>
nclu'rd thc regular tuition. SPECIAL atento - eygn
p 70 E9s o oF be-, ieSnt eoS bat give, those not
ss ' Fc rof ss an a"'y 70 S<''@I a
ranges IRON so 10 So Pr year Applications vi" p' t.
REV. MYTfON MAVRY, - D. iprpcin,I.
join HAYS ihd,
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
Classical ncr artmc1- n. NJ. Hohby ~. T. tsn. ruc0ls
WIN. H. LFGGETTS SCHOOL,
begins sept Il. Tesaitncr d East siat-'L
For Young Ladics-City.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
"a aud NORhALTRAiNiNGs SCHOOL removed 70 he
r. cor ff.ciIai Wi bceIn 18Th year sept p.
Depot 62l EroaaWav send for illustrated catalogue.
NSRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN,
VI l. reiy thus Fll 10 resume Ler classes b. mu.ic aud
the modern languages. For terms Apply at No IIrstpac
HroosSn
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER receives at her
china decoration NJ 3A-socanon Bu.dmg cor 25i.i
iarf' Sl. Wm. IIaTi Mr.. T. +. Bea%s '
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded
lo5ll go WESr 5SlII-SG Family and pay school
bows and ms 10 oreaiir epeTbrr ~ ''' ''''
Dr. and Madame VAN hoi.MAS. Principals.
For Both Sexes-CitY.
AIRS. GARRETSON,
lFE Assisted hr Mi-s THTE~TON.
win reopen her BOARniNG nd DAY SCHOOL, ioT
80 -Iow Nc LAnli- ANp CniLpREN. .,.
on WEDNESDAY, stpt. - EiNbkRGAKrES. Der. l.
crruaf- sent %" ap.ieatol
MRS. FREDERICK J0NSON
MISS AGNES !. JoNE,
BoAHpiNG and DAY.scLnOL Tor YOUNG LADIES all
SmLbHEN with kiNpERGAK1EN, NJ" IS East 5lstst,
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES-Undcr the di-
- r.cuon 81 T. sAUNu r. Phi D.. H.. D author Of
enc, avcc mes Ee,es "Entrcteus Ia Granmairc' -
NO. i.is3 BROADWAY.
iritl "fiHan Latin AID Gtoek \ new class Tor Latin
e'eek class vii commence On Tuesday January 10, 40
, ls =, arsi ~ Latin Tale win c.aG prspa anon
Teee hss,n printed ne, be Obtained lrcc by aa,r,ssn
c6 Sse The Nation" ior letter Prof. n6cher Of Harvard
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DdnelnQ academies.

a DODWORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING
a. No. G-I Tnh.aye.,
Now open ior the reception Of pupils.
Glasses for ladies' Children and gentlemen, and private le;
sons For particulars send i9r circular.
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NrEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RAILROAD. : GREAI

BENNSlLNANIA RAlLhOAD. -. ~ p" a. ~
4 'TrT-NE LINE AND UNITED NtAll., ~"
Ior-T on sni ster NoyerD,r - ls7l t'..s e'{g ~"
yo4. IA lie .bras-ts and Coiantt street.. fetfe > =
f[nrss fsr I.aralurE t.snrg ne We, Ai 20. si
Pullman p,I,c. cans atlICicf a l. au' So ID Ill., "a
For W.liamsrori Lob Haven, CORY iaia il, c,,,c
o. ~. .'-re,f.tc gt tlrrf fHr .fu-Ntt tr N..lh ,,-
aii he on Rcai,ns Fol Wliiauspor. aud Lock ha''"
TIs baltimore, Wash1 e,ou aud ne Soa,h Im,e esy
,.-r NIIrsS ~ Pullman llri0f trs 'iii' rN',i 1 ~
-, ,-tye Washington 100 y. Nersiar 20 ,-o -''
~ arI % D. Do. sunday, - arl = p ia 1911. 9, , r,
l.f,.- f,r hI.i tlpil. it, 50 ~, l.Ii n sgt
- d, I'.u +. $50 and p D. NJ Sii Jay! y hi - w. wv
= - ~ ard % D. ID. Eueuui ana sceJmltLi' p IT, r la.
80 t.,.r- 10 Ncvate tIilat. RAILWAY, T.. '.,t.
,,i p.rfl Auboy. Pennington, i.r F''te' "'N ''"'' f
otal no 80 lrI.. ''H''. fr.rs
RAJ" nf Bioo.lyn Auurs" go. ' a. WIN - IN
%, I,,.y CIV aNorimg . speedy and oii'et u''''' ''
IroOAy travel ,,..,.t.,,, c.,O aud 1910 a. in ard
,o.ia b, ~, l,iy. 1910 ANA ta'V p ul' 80 a.,
,t,.. tro,n IL lsiu.e.Ou aud na4 Ao' I .h' -,
ana IOluu W. SuIfav Ou aiN " - D. 'n ..ifn
40, D aiu Nv a Al g4O 1910 lO4O 1880 g. m ~
t.iI 5.l, GO $40. 10 10, an4 10 ~ =. w. subway ''
a 40. ll-O o. il, Gov al. tN.- Ast,r House.
'i3ctSt Ices 80 ana ga BreaoMay' No. ~ ,'i.t
"a f.,t of pcsbros. Is and rtlaId,'l-. ~ S, a.,
5rgos W. AuaeS Depot fogt q ,on H.. ~ IT,, Cily
itt IN. ma IFS Uu!.lu-,f. HOluEcl DN.o" JUICY 49,
Em.ci4ut eket ollts No D ""''''5 P'"o' T. p FARMER
PRANK lnOMNDN' GcuI Passenger Agrnt
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gneirntilon.
For Both sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-Cty.
MISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JANON's
lYs BOAFDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOuNG LADIES AND CHlLDEEN.
VIII reopen Thursday, September y, ~ 10 GapCrey
PARK EcW-IOrk
boys CLASS AND kGNDEH0ARTEN. OCTOBER l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26

rnNKrns MlIITAEY INSTTTTTE

VOTNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
a Conditioned students tutcred Summer ant Winter
+. HJFFMANN, StOH kbrdge, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26
{ ItNIRAL RAILROAD OF NTV-JFpspv

S.s9P ?. NJ qay l, Eaaton Auen,ovn ana rsoarr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-26

z ONE BRANIIf NNU IITIIlNNI4I.I u =
Via New-T,rsey southern "a it'ad oEatnel. D ~ !,
per North RIVER foot OF RectoIstl connecting al sandy
HOOK with trains Long Branch Pr atel LA ana IONA
~ II tn ald 4 o. IA. Nlncaud Rrldg,tOu, Egg Iar
Lr &c II A. m WaEtown, Harncsat and rnck D. Ill.,
'''' 49, - " ". =. SNEDEN, Cen Maua-tE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
the 3oth day Of April. 1877.

At the hour of II o'ci3ck NJ, Of said day, to
pay said delinq ent assessment hcrcon. to-
geiher vita costs Of nd tising and expenses
Of tho sale. b. L. MINOR, Secretary.
Cfhcc: koom No 40, Nevada Block. No. 800
Montgomery street, san Francisco. CalifoI-
MIA. apiitd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
ClAlRV0YANT PHYS! CIAM.

MRS. DIR. p. f.. STEPHENS. THE
Nl greatest astrologist. clairvoyant physi-
clan and test medium OF the age has arrived
and can be consulted at her rooms on South
penter's livery stable. Past. present and flu
ture .ruthfuily delineated. Special attention
gi-en to the afflicted. Charges reasoabla
ap4.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17

Delinquent Sale Notice.
CONSOLIDATED

II X. CONSOLIDATED MINING
a. Company. Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, Nevada.
r Notice. There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment lavied on the 18th day OF February.
1877. this several a,nounts set opposite tho
ma mes OF tho respect 20 shareholder as fol-
loWs-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17
DELINQUENT
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
N ING CUMPANY-Location of princi-
pal place Of business, San francisco, Califor-
MIA. Location of works, Eureka Mining Dis
trict, Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice-1here are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of ASSESS
ment no. 81 levied on the 29th day Of Feb
ruary. 1871, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of he respective Shareholders. a..
follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-17

And in accordance with law, and an order
day of February, 1877, SO many shares CT
each parcel of tue stock as may DO necessary.
will BIO sold ut public auction, at the Office OF
John Middleton & Son, No. 80 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California, on
Friday. the 10th day Of April. 1877,
at the hour Of one o'clock P. NJ, of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
W. W. TRAYLCH, Secretary.
Cfice Room No. ~, Nevada uses, No. 800
Montgomery street, San Franclse , Cali
fornia. npitd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-09-06
oakway Locals.
Oakwny. August 81, 1877.

Oakwny. August 81 1877.
The dry weather continues.
Turnips como up at night and die in the
day iiom the cG'ecis of the sun.
The people have just commenced pulling
fodder.
The cotton is opening pretty freely.
The land is SO hard that oats cannot be
sowed.
The Gaptis's carried on me- ing at Sonth
Union from las, i.'d.. night n.'i! yesterday
(rhurstlay). Revs. Vernon, Si>k aud Brown
were tho ministers
Rev. G. - Mann commenced u meeting AT
Center lnst Wednesday night which is to hold
till next Sunday
j. A. E;rnd and Andrew Benrdcn hive II
nr,hnm mill on which they have mado several
gallons Of very fair syrnp. Had not the dry
weather have continued 80 lung the sorghum
crop would have been pretty large.
Peaches and wa,ermclons are getting
>carce.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-09-06

% sending order for above lots by the SIG will send
a
8,whha
Opera with ideandh asset
on and Wholesale Dealers and wishing will then
n
p
w. 4. EVANS ~ CO., Sole Agt's u. =.
August 80, = ~ ~ ' "S' ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-09-06
O.. G..

The best MOUNTAIN BEEF can he had OF ali!
hours. on every day of the week. at my
market house. on Main street, below Watson's
old stand. l kill regularly Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridavs. aud oftener if necessary, and
having good cool cellar l can keep it fresh and
sound. and can supply persons in the town aud
"nnntry at all times. Prices vary from two to
seven cents per pound, and persons paying cash
on delivery Of beef can obtain it nt a discount
cash above one dollars worth can get an aldi-
lional discount Of five per cent. occasionally
have Pork and Mutton for sale, and will, in a
short time. keep it regularly.
Respectfully NJ. II. BRYCE.
Aug 8, 1877 39-2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-09-06

We are indebted to tho proprietors for copy
Of tho Carolina Farmer, valuable agricultural
magazine. It Is edited aud published at vii
mington. North Caroline, by Wm. II. Bernard,
Esq, aud MIR. Hamilton MCMILLAN. The typo
graphical execution of the magazine is model
of neatness, and is equal to tho best publication
Of it's class In the country. Send for aspeoimen
number.
The old building on Main Street between
Dr. Smeltzer and Mr.. Addngton's residences,
which has been an oye sore to all our peoplo
for lol these many days. Is being torn down
preparatory to removal and for the purpose vf
onverting tinto something moro useful and
beneficial. 1t will be attached to Dr.. Smeltz-
er's residence. after undergoing remodoling,
US Walhalla Female College. Tho place
where the old building stood will be converted
into flower garden md beautiful walks
for tho young Indies who mny attend College.
We understand that it is the purpose of
DR.. Smeltzer, as his means will admit to
make his institution rs attractive rs ingenuity
and skill can devise, and adorn the grounds
until they become on ornament to tho town
aud On attraction to pupils and visitors.
X, The stockholders Of Adger College have
elected Board Of Trustees for tho transact
ton OF such business as requires prompt
attention. The stockholders will meet every
three months and oftener if necessary The
following gentlemen were elected Trustees:
jones. james McCarey. j w. Sheor, j. j.
Norton, j. II Sligh, Wm. G. Keith, 9. L..
Reid. S p. Dendy, j. D Werner. Rev. S. l..
Morris. Robert a. Thompson, j. w. Stribling,
L.. B. Johnson. Tho next meeting Of tho
Board will be held in the College to day
(Thursday) at huff past three o'clock P. NJ.
Several persons have asked us will the Blue
Ridge Railroad issue excursion tickets to persons
attending the Camp Meeting next week, at
Sandy Springs. Wo cannot answer the question.
We think, however that Superintendent Doda-
mead will give the matter his attention this
week and issue the necessary orders.
We publish tho annou ncenlents in our nd :
vcrtising columns toy pay, and seIdnm trouble
| ourselves to enquire as to tho qualities or
merits of the wares advertised. further than
to assure ourselves that they are legitimate
| and respectable. But when an article per-
f,rms miracles ia our midst, transforming tho
old to young. in appearance ut least, we can.
| not passit by unnuticed. We know Of people
| who, years ago. were sray-headcd and who
now wear dark ard glussy hair. How is this?
| 1t is evidently not coored. for it has per-
fectly natural appearance instead Of Tho harsh,
dry staring Look Of hair s!Ginsd with nitrate
Of silver or other common hair dyes. No! it
has been restored to iis youthful color. lnstre
and Vitality by the nSo Of TINT wonder Of
wonders, Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rc~
newer. 1t has many imitators, there is no
thing like it. The tost Of years only increases
its fame, while its mi,a die and arc for
gotten.-Boston Daily Globe.