davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
Meeting OF due national @ range

CEEcIsaA1i, November 2l.--The Ma
ttonal Grange meets at the Grand Hotel
to-day. Delegates are present from all
the States. The main part Of The work
must ot necessity be devoted TO the crys.
taliIation aud systematization Of grange
work, and q decision must be reached
whether there will be any longer q Ma.
tional Grange, and II 80 what shall be Ia
functions, power and limitations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
ThIs Is Hard op senator Menry

SA'SAhS AAlpAANs
An unfortunate gentleman by the name
OF Davis, having by some inscrutable
means found his way from West Virginia
into the United States Senate, is airing q
peculiar mania. Somehow he has con.
ceiyed an animpression that they don't know
how to keep books in the Treasury De-
partment, and he Is therefore clamorous
Tor an investigation, Of which he shall be
the top and bottom. A dozen times he
has been satisfied that he Is all wrong,
but he turns up alter each convincing
aud demands that he be convinced again.
There Is no disposition to sit down on the
poor gentleman, for on all other points he
IL comparatively sane, and his brother.
Senators incline 10 treat him tenderly. It
might be a good idea TO let him have
some old books and start him st work
investigating. Noharm could result, and
in humoring his weakness he could be
kept quiet, aud possibly restored 70 a
normal mental condition. Anyway, il Is
worth trying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22

spRISaFrELD, MASS, November 2l.-
Judge John Grinnell, member Of Con.
gress from 1928 to 1893, died last night
aged 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
DUPoNT's
Wheeling Powder Aqency'

lhave at eli tImssin llaSazluo q large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder,
VIZ: Rifle, Sporting Qn oans), Blasting
and lliniug, 10 metallic packages, which
! lwlllsell Of wholesale Of manufacturers
prices. ! have Portable Magazines Of
dlRsrentsizes for shlppins and viii deIiy.
or ffee on cars or boat. This Powder
10 unsqualsd In strength snd qualify.
isii N. RElLLY, soIe Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
A ROYAL MARRIAGE

The marriage of the Duke Of Norfolk
to Lady Flora Hastings was solemnized
at Oratory Crempton to-day. The scene
and ceremony were Of q brilliancy and
impressiveness hardly surpassable. The
service was performed by The Bishops Of
Southwark, Nottingham and Port Louia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
Weather Indications,
oYYIcK or THE CHIRR aIgNIL OTVIcxR.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Nov, psi A. n.

For the Lower Lakes, falling baro.
meter, brisk high east to south winds
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather, fol.
lowed BY rising barometer, westerly
winds and colder clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, q
rising barometer, colder north to west
winds and clear or partly cloudy weather,
succeeding rains in the eastern portions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
EXECUToRs SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Executor Of the last viii ana
testament Of Elizabeth Ann RSdmln, deceaAed,
v II, at public auction, at the front door of ne
Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, December s. 1917,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, (pFoylded thesatue
ls not sold by raid Executor al private ale before
that tine) ODER for sale the following dosCribed
property, thatls 10 say Lot No 80 In Churchhill,a
addition No 10 the city Of Wheeling, except that
ps Of said lot conveyed by the heirs ii Law q fJohn
htdman, deceased to John Nolan by deed dated
OetObcr II, 1911, and Of record IN the Office Of the
Clerk Of the county Court Of Ohio county n Died
Box No, 6S folio 57S, on which aid lot there h \
double Brick HouSe 10 good repnr, water on the
premises, renting at present At SIi % per mouth,
IEEMs-OHe-thitd caAh, or Rs much more aathe
purGh Iser may elect, on the day Of Ale, and the
rrsidne In two equal payments Of and IS months,
with interest from date, secured by Deed Of Trust
Oh the premibes.
BENJAMIN EXLEY, Executor.
Davenport a DovKSER, Attorneys, No. ii3S
Chapline Streot, Wheeling.
J. c. HRRvAr, AuctlOneer. n0I6-cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
ABOUT STRIKES,

Cotton masters OF the north and north.
east Lancashire conferred with deputa
tions from numerous operatives Of soci.
eties at Manchester yesterday, and 1t wa,
az last amicably arranged that Wages
should be reduced five per cent on Janu,
ary Cd. Trade, meanwhile, shows nc
signs OF improvement. The Executive
Committee OF London masters Of the
Builders Association yesterday confirmed
q resolution that a conference between
the strikers and masters would be usc-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22

The wholesale liquor firm Of Shield.
and May, Cincinnati, O., have failed.
Liabilities $50, goo; assets unknown,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
Geo. Francis Train Dimes Sumpt
uOuNly for 5 Cents.

To Tue Editor OI The New York Sun,
When foreshadowed the coming fate
for Murray Hill in announcing my pea,
nut diet Of one small plate Of baked
beans, I've cents, little thought that
SO soon should outgrow that extrava.
gance.
To-day I dined at 4I8 Grand street,
sumPtuonsly, everything good quality
(my landlord being college GRADUATED,
on this bill Of tare:
CIte.,........... Oat mea'.
Pumpkin Pe."-......1r Baked beans.............IC IC
bre I'd ...... ...... ...........lr -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
scRlBNER's MONTHLY
FOR lS77-'7S.

Without recalling the excellence oi the past, the
pnhlhherSOt ScRlBNKA,s MONTHLY announce, for
the year to come, the following pIpsu;
IhE PICTURESQUE SIDE OF AMERICAN FARM
LlFE.-rhts subject will 10 treated IN q terie1 q
separate papera engaged from writers who stand In
the front rank among Americans, 10Th In qualities
Of style and In keen Insight oI nature. Mr.. X. (.
Robinson, author Of delightful paper on HFox.
Hunting In New England" In the January num-
Yer, will represent the samo section In this Seri
John BuHOugh4 whose Iapers on similar topics
have been highly priEed and popular feature OF
scRInSER, will write Of Farm Llie In New York.
Maurice Thompson, the poet-natur1Ilst, viii 40.
scribe the characteristics Of Western farming, Of
which but little has been written. II g expected
that the illustration Of this series will 10 81 re-
hned and typieAl character, Commensurate with
the Bubect-matter. II Ia thought that no papsf Or
!eriea Of papers yet Issued In scRIBNKR will 70
fully yrcalts the constant desire Of the mAgAEluO 10
keep out Of the ruI, and 10th In text and lIusta.
tonI, 10 obtain quality rather than quRatily, and
10 print fresh, strong and delicate work lEun orig
lnRl sources.
The EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS will epntlnue 10
employ the Ableit pens In America md viii In
clude the present admirable summary Of Englllh
publications Besides the special articles above
enumerated, the magazine will contain Poems.
Sketches, EAsays, Reviews, and shorter StoEIel ol
the highest character. Aluge practical reduction
In price Is made by an increasI In the number Of
pages. 4 =.
The ILLUSTRATIONS Of the Magazine, In variety
and excellence Of design and typographical exoeu-
Ton viii continue 10 Do In advance ottho1e oE any
other popular magazine At homo or abroad.
Subscription Price, q % year, payable In ad-
vance 70 Us or 70 any bookseller.
No club rates or other diBcoupta 70 tub,efitsrs.
The Magazine Is worth all II costs and Is cirrula-
tiOn Is increasing In constant and steady ntio
from year TO year. -
scRIsNER & co,
nolg 7t9 Broadway, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 2l.-The. bullion,
which has gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is $4,000 pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-22
TIME ON THE YRENcH SITUATION.

The Times on the French si,uatiOp
thus concludes: The moderate Right Of
the Senate didn't mean 10 produce mis-
chief. They have occasioned but The re-
suit as before us, The Powers Of France
are arrayed against one another like
army against army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31

The peculiarly social atmosphere with
winch Mr.. Hayes is now inv sting the White
House might be eNpeNrL About thirty years
ago, during tho very beginning 81 his career as
iawyrr, he fell in nnturay with tho JovH EN-
bryus 4 the bar at Cincinnati Tho shrine Tor
men IA" ~ ~ chrriahrs particular fpndnpss is
ihr nome of the Cincinnati Library Club"
which c"lchrat. : its Lslh anniversary this COM
ing ONOb"r, lie WAS ono II It's founders, in
o tobcr 1919. in thoso poor ana proud NrcaIinn
days when he and Sam Cox tplcd along on
boarding house iHre AT Mrs. Fulton's. II was
an absolute ne'cs ~ 10 .laVe some arena for
the di- ulhy ol talents that were comparatively
mulli'd IN IN" court rooms, and sothc club was
formed, Among IN original twelve were Stan
ley Matthews, A. !. Sponord, tho Librarian Of
C"ngr ~; JMiE lsaH l"llinsHnd Patrick Nal
lyn Mr. d w. HERON, NJ. ]. sheldon, and j, G.
Ilohos. Iha constitution ana order Of eXrr-
cls"s were equally simple aud primitive. The
most lmpprtnnt feature about the bill Of rights
was That II llm'rd the membership 10 twenty
I'VE. while m" programme embraced chiefly de-
lhlnS ON popular questions of the day, an Oecn-
hlonnl BIT Of original poetry bong thrown in b.
WY Of sauce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31
rOLITIrS IN ONO.
Gov. Allen Say Ing that Hayes lie Doing Clever
Ihing for the democratic.

CHILLICoTHE Ohio, May 23-You can rest
assured that the dominant sentiment Of Repub-
li,ans in southern Ohio il not one Of approval
concealed. bat declared 10y every Republican
one mats.
Tho Republican state Convention. which
meets ia August. at Cleveland Will make an cf-
Tort at harmony. Garfield and his friends will
cndeavur to ignore the policy altogcthcr Stan
ley Matthews wiz insist upon an endorsement
~ II the STATE ,iOWr,d' and the State capital
pppdl"s; hut The minority. inclu ling u" colOr"d
clement, the latter lei 10y the Roy. Pondexter
Of Columbus and Robert Harlan # Cincinnati
Will make such emphatic opp -ition as to drive
from the convention ull hop" of endorsing any
thing VIII h may hay" hcen attempted by the
F~Iud In ~" Whit" House.
democrats throughout the STATE arc juhilant
EN.truv Allen. herr Al home. j. in line hpalth
aud expresses n~Dt as highly pleased wth
thu -ituat 90. Il WAS only yesterday that h.
the l'mo rnt' party. AMI II he were not "a
uSur9"r n biz position. and dl not carry SO
mu 20 impu "a 20 v IA his fraudulent exercise
90 authority. one iulgllt envy him the 0pportu-
But then says N" V"nrrah" sa4:s. " he holds
such "A ID bud t.tn 10 his possession Before
would have arcv.. u the oilcr. as Hayes did,
-eoundreis III be- ID and the old gentle
mum raised himself 20 his full height-"Ill be
Id If | wouldn't have gone into the State
upon me-. I."Ol man saws nothing can now
prevon, Ohio from going Democratic by about
10000 majority.
Il is probable that the Democratic State Con
vontiun will BE- held prior Va that If the R"pub-
li.ns. The election of a Demo ratio Governor
and % Domocrttic leg stature, thus securing n
Demo rattle United States Senator IN place Of
Matthew'S. are among the consolations IN store
for MIR. HAYES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31

We have received cighty-six letters from
members Of the Lcsislaturc and others in reply
10 an inquiry whether our opposition to IN"
abandonment policy In South Carolina and
LOUISIANA mot their appreciation or not. or
this number thirly-nye unqualihedly approve
our cours', many of them charaoteriZing our
oppo- zion "a q" too midi" twruiy-iour believe
ths Prrsidcnts "Ouls' wrong, but counsel mod
lieye the result viii Nindiratc that policy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31
REPUBLICANs AGAINST HiTEs.
How he was In.ulted In Western PennsyI.
yunIa.

The Republican party OF Allegheny county
gave Hayes q stlnging insult, IN The Judiria
tory resolutions. They were Violently thrus
under The table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31

super ntend"ni Campbel Of Brooklyn Inns Ia
l'l en- pfl"r iirt' ng tho puccmrn g. Mi Nil unuuL
led dogs. whether ACCOMPLISHED BY their owners on not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31
STEAMBOATS, ano i,al!tolNs.
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND VNlfEp SlNlt~ NAIL ROUTE
Trains e ave NrN infN. Nla ID ..4 int turudnit
II. f,rll,s follows
lNfIt-s flop Hafr-i1f.. fff-I ff the wei ana hil,
Wih ruilHAm palace .ais tl. ncf " 4 NJ, AMI > 80
T. VI inIN
for Nnlam.nort Loak Haven Corrv. and Eric At : 70
4 CONNECTING ~ t.ffN Icy H'u~Nillc, Petroleum
,,nr' and l!r "a. regions fol MilIan>port and LOCK
Haven "a
~ HlIruorr Wasmn1fon ana the South. "Lmited
Wl-Mnrtn kNprc.s 90 Pullman mr|"r cars DAM *
cell SUNDAY. 90 so \ arrive Washington 10 4 VI
EJeumr At 20 A NJ, l.d and s.11r NJ sunda,
ami ~ VI
d. 800 NJ g. !. .. u. "a ami .nf SUNDAY "A VI .
4 NJ
f'r raus 90 Ncwafk Fn,ptcth. Rlhwav Princeton
IfDufun. l,rtl AuNlv, ft ulu-lun, N,lNNirrc AMI
uru,t i..ni- %. l0,.H ..aoln',. al. N.hrtunce.
10 auP NJ dnA Do. g. \ NJ anl 90 T. VI dnN, cN
r,it MUniAN. l-UH AZ l-'NH. isl AMI RtuW'rD % a.
80 iOA lin tlNmi l1l'rM rwh'd m,s ~
A FROM .i.f' l.1il. 100. O. 90 " 90 90 An u 20
" . l1.t 80 i.l. '...i %. o. Do 1ul lu 80 T.
sunday .n. e. tlo il. ~ ga NJ 70 1uaul ln ~ T. NJ
T,k,t u''.,.. lai aul "ii Br 'dNh.. A,ior House,
aul ~ OF ~ ,ir'.- lni ,oriult IT,, I'uhI IT,
Jri~.v,iN lm-rlu 1. A,i oilt,. Rttnti placr
lkANh lllOM>oN. l. T. fARNkk
% tls- A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31
I be DUFF.
G,al & STATE.

I'OR SALE building. SO and 3~ Canal 81 .
CORNER nf L,isht. inciuilu. vault marble counter ny.
ture- &c Api! 90 Union Dinc savings Bank, Broadway
aud f2i -
I'OR SALE, very chcAr-2 ue.Story frame houses
Nu one iu located IN 9lst -, near eih NV. Inquire
ou promises for two days
TWELVE snlail farm. At public auction. wcdn, NAY.
luut 49, ~ Niisi wNol Bergen county. New jcr~c g.
60 + I'd, Railway. mile ir'm depot ,. miles from >e~
Nufk. ~ fN". %" Iusipun,nynt For iutiher IarD-
ular, 'fess The owner. HkO kuWELl Al fArk row,
Ntw lntN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31
WHITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ApRiArlC ......... ........ June @ 3P
EfllANNlt ..4....s.... June lH. . 4.
GEkMANl' .......... ............ June ~. : A.
FROM Nmtc star poet Pier %. Nolin river
cabins all anudsiups Saloon. s-i and SO gold. Re-
urn TICKETS On favorable terms SittrsGc. 50
NORTls AGENT. 81 KrautwA,. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31

Satuatons dlllntto.
4 NICE, capable laiv from tho country a. hon -
"a keeps fN u, IN Ihu,nc' amt kindness toward cha
arm eau or addT's WORTHY, 2fi West an t.
'EO ROSS BAKERS Wanted a situation AZ
taI "r CAKE hHhrr by sober. rcnllc man, has -
III RSIIR hw Van Buren, st.. Brooklyn.
'EO boss BAKERS. Wanted. hy u ,lculv Young
hhn VINO, huNlnu, Tor employment. n situation hs
second hand on hr al aud cake either city country
Apply toJ 49,, box lu7, sun office
TOCO>FECTIO> nr.t las, c,ndy. oakc.
ami zee cream maker wishes WORK Can at loo l., wis
II, uf rs Aunnu' HV, BruuABn
WANTED BY American widow lady. an infant To
W hnr' oi tic both Il competent 10 take II irOn ia
hflh, where II Mill have comfortable homo ANA the
mti ui care eau any ume first noOr 7Ji SUI av. near
FORTY seventh -
WANTED By respectable woman Ia care
U,, 'M,N al htr own hohc, best city rcnnncc Inquire
""'i 'ul NV Mrs LINDSAY
2uD GRAND "A respectable Young girl " she's
p'C ,iuh4un trdp hEht Homework IN a small IAN
~ ttunl nom" more an uMrtt than wages. ulI,c-
non 4" Ul' country good fric'nc"s can Ton Two days
SS.( SD AV.-silunnon wanted "a. chnmlcrmnid
CN'' ANA MNt',s no objections 10 the country, cltl
CCNI WILL give to an,holy that Will rive me
f''PO steady ,nllul ment IN The CITY, Will 10
,nai wasrs' can give best OF references Address NJ
box l5b san ONCE.
GHD hO\uS will be paid for permanent situation
Wv ~ M"n reader or comrositor dOuk NJ vs., iuhl
~ Thoroughly competeni, stHdy and reliable man,
luhs sAl"nencui best references rom employers rs
reader On evening or weekly paper preferred, term,
modorae' Address BONA fiDE. box loo. sun ohlcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-31

RIAtk'S "Hrotdwny splr,' seven shot rc,oi,tr,
- Nle lr,t ami cheapest ~ Chatham II, Sew YORK
DIVORCES esallN nnd Quiru, ohtnurd for mcom-
- NtMNfN. So u-i nNr unnecessary, tVr after de-.
Law. ~ dearborn 81, thcnEo H.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NFw-YoRK CITY.

wliaus 800 ne Of MorrisPase IL, lslaIoo l ISS 2sd
va 'nantsi & III son 70 sarah Nominal
ave. y e OF GithS 5O5N!O, also Mauisoh-
S,si1 Ave: + Sss a1;S II "a sIG3,2lG
esrEs, ias IaI9 70 asa %, na''oa'e 2l4Oo
snsr Utnsr, ayf :, vie IN ID Kennedy Nominal
W1amsl NO IZo AUGUSTUS n'p'i'o 10000
IN ,n ! H. " cartiuar " ........ Nominal
oaJs'; "a, 81 = Nm Nm NJ or l7OO
5gths St. = n I21 I, !, Oi '''ANe $1,000
sisno vSn ST. Tnsssn sgIncr OF Anen $4,000
lhst In ;d D Fred ; aiy sagsh " I, 'a' 10000
foI1ciall J.Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Ncu pubIications.

"yVITH THE EXCEPTION of the deli
w cacly written sketch is That AIR none of the
No Name books good literature as 'Aitcrsow
the latest on the list and the qualities Of tins soty stand IN
an order which ought % gaia it tie favor the best eadera
In fact The simple and direct narration, and thc treat
rnent Of ircdens and ohaccls than ouoe recall the
master Of modern fiction c. Tho Atlantic Monthly.
AFTENG
Price 81.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
GUNNER READING.
y
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
THE Tribune NOVELS.
PRICE Yf.V CENTS EACH


Ircya A0reI ~ tbs series Is o0BPte md UpGJrid9Cf
n CpAIMING FELLOW. Iy Frances Eleanor TloAoIe.
TWO LILIES. Ey Juh4 Kavtusg.
DLACk SPIRITS And WHITE by Frances Eleanor
TIolepc
GOOD LUCK. BY L. Werner.
Crrabsls,sd fro.n the German for TIE TRBUSE)
OIYMPIA:A 4 B0AANCE. By Il. T.. Ffarcloa.
lords AND LADIES.
(Pubhshtd by arrsnCcmes! with A. n Loring, Bcston)
A PAIR or BLUE EYE, By Thomas Hardy.
tPubs shed by arrau cement with Ne srs Henry Holt &
Co. whose Leisure Hour Series contains authorized
cations Of all tne writer's WorE,o
Other equally excellent and popular novels vii appear NJ
,hort Intervals and IN LARGE oct1vo FORM exceedingly con
venent for reading aud preservation TIE TmnlAE Novels
are ~ c ancs and place within he reac OF every
one for merely nominal STANDARD works which cannot
be elsewhere prOcaied for less than TO ten times he
amount All in tins series arc IN standard ioi m
with payes about the size Of Harpcrs Weekly.
Tpg TgIBisE "NOyel' Extras may De- procured OF any
EegsdeaeI OF will DO mailed postpaid on receipt OF ten
cents Address Ihh ih4hI-NE' No"- i"iA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK Wednesday. June 13, 1877
The announced auction sales at the Exchang'
salesroom were disposed of as follows:


The announced auction sales at the Exchange
salesroom were disposed OF as follows
RV IIu0h N. Camp. .,,oo
tour s,orv br3ch hnildpg with lot Nos. 1S5 and SS
Sanss dot3 ft o, o' 900
fllee. story and basement brOwn-stcne house. VIII
llith'I lSs II Of ave A. 10. 1900
By LOdts McseT. -
PIC, o land honn6sa Idsa py ypanie y & 900
}v A Bteecksr & Son.
z nye.story brick buildings. with plot OF iano, ,S
l9l 10 laa 7hgve PAS # OF 2istsI pot Vo'A roo
' ~ Scott & Muers.
foursory and basement brown stone house WIN 0,,
nsGl West SSthst 44'o " " i5o
Bu John T. Bovd ~
thrce.stOry brick house with lot, ss oi tst p'hs
325 II o Of 9th-aye, lot 25x6S.lx26.21oo.oi or
By u. HGrneu
tvostory and Mansard roof frame house witn D ots
esof Avenue Il, 75 # OF Irving st, For'iham etch
lot & 255l9e 90 also also Ss Ssutedt Sh sel5o
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

Green, re- Dear. ha"aoc'n d. 10 Oi4' 500
Green, 1,s,t hZ,os,n y%',s H. !" y "' 1856
Robins alS r. snS Nnri wic 70 norm oot 1000
hGU4s 6a,s 5bd ii iGSats sqa wl' g Years ~ 10000
BG@e,GfH, aTe o , =. dnG 70 lsco
Staiof v of Ave- t i anu ' " = ............. Nominal
heHsTy ef w. -. Inu ye,r Sii' 70 = 5000
Eyss T. an al" hSde Eve sG wardj years 1880
MeyeI e} w. ~. ana Issa 10 a Mo 1000
B9seed H. TO " HoNson' '-'- 80 500
saqgF IIea' a4S Tli'' 70 " "i'o' 1900
seScs tfe'' anG "l'' % > iie'' 1856
MSsngsr We Aaan 81 RroS sp Si,s + =, . 200
fofacial,I T.. J. SayAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Instrntilon.

CITY.
A uERICAN KINDERG GARTEN.-NOR
n ,s a. trd.rearuers Miss r. ". COo Pm, a. T. %5d
At NY New Eindergarten material cheap and eeagttaL
A HANOVERIAN LADY, refined and, and con con, :
~ Genial Ia highly recommended 70 families gong ABROAD
or he eonnfry ~ pleaalt compaDon and con teIt
teacher OF different laigns,ges', "a 5ros5vssY
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
ROBERTS BHOTHERS.

WITH tae "LONDON GRAPHIC" ont TO
~ DAY presented an extra co2De supplement coui1i
f,c ,rrfrs AZ thirty meliGer~ oi Royal iauiE
: ~. cfpi,s - cents. THE WILMER & AuGEio
MAS COMPANY. 81 BceA1Gdnsf. NCN-lDrE, Agchie IN
Ameiicl Tor Illustrated Loud0u News Graphic Hna Pnuc
Nfnefcrrf Cruturf Arua- Ladies' JOl u, &C., &C. sub
90 ,.f,s r,,ytd or everv newspaper periodical rub
ln Il Gicai britain Iresn. books npo ted IN guam
ny or ry Esr volume.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
Gonnlrp iJroperln 90 fet.

a COMPLETELY FURNISHED spacious sub
~ urban EtDt ~ ~ kN FOR tar,s months; AL Improve
lIsl-caSs order situation Egh and healthy
chance fr gentleman who can fur
ush satisfactory reference Address MOUNT PLEASANT,
Tribune once
NONTCLAlR, n. j.
w FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THE SUMMER
hne place acres well lru-d ami shaded croquet
ground, garden made and n rue condition barn. with ample
stable and carriage iOomi and p'ny large sad small
frmt house IoOmy, wide han, lghi pleasant sleeping
rooms batnro9l n'cher and unf. pafi1- dining room,
hot and cold water through tho house.
HOWE & PARSONS, 70 Codar-st.
NOMINAL RENT.-Only 10 minutes from Lib
~ st-Hands0Inc Cottage and grounds onc acre.,
clHdlng garden Lawn, fower mutt vines &c, drut worth
sIOOl. situated in ehgb ami healthy portion with
paved &C. house roouis hot aud cold
bath sc stable II desired frequent Ill mid
night: yearly fare, $50 monthly, 81 so Apply al premises
near passenger depot \ }. G. H. r. at West Elizabeth
address that STATION AGENT
IN0 LET in NORWALK, Gonna WELL fur
i nshed HOUSE, with heater. gas aud water abundance
Of fruit and good sabng few minutes walk from depot
rent very moderate. Address, CHARLES r. LEONARD.
FElO RENT-FOr Summer season, at New
Palfz miles from railroad. six miles from Pough
Keeps good HOUSE Iii partially furnished garden
fruit and carriage Address ROElIf ELIINGE New
Paltl Ulster County, NJ 4.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENr-lOa oc1ocx
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. N.
FIRST BoARD-lOie O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales or State BOnds-RGirOdd BOnds-Bank and PniL
road ShGres-ETprcss Stocks DC


Vt-t W ,Vt - sbtH
yb.ODO.....7 76L
Chic, II e Pac IS
32,000.-.....llOhs
Mi and ~ Paul, l
and NJ Div
New-York tribune., 1877-06-14

10 EAST 1OTH-ST., near 5th-aye-Hann-
- somejv furnished rooms for families single gentle
men with rcass board without board references re-