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Departures FhIs Morning.
VAN DEEILLES's LINE.


This morning, Tor TusCa"ora, wee rs
'ollows: J. Dr% Brown, 81. Pa;Ter,
l. Il. DaviisoJ, Thomas r.'omus.-
McSnrElc md 80 CO OriepinIs.
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DWELLING. HOUSE FOR SALE.

u 8. YEATEs INTENDING PERMANENT,
~ to Icmsin in Tuscnrora. Offers for Isl
Ills dwelling horhS for Us sun Of 81 400. ia
= cash, or BrIiu deliYGrS5 at market prico. Tho
house las every convenience and Is coinmodI-
Gus, having i've rooms aud q kitchen, With barn
aud oul house attached. Good well OF excel
lent wafer. Tic property originally coat double
the amount now asked. Possession given in 50
days. MIG
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AFTERNOON Bc.Rp,

AFTERNOON Bc.nD.
275 Valley, 900
20 Raymond and Ely, G
1G0 Eureka Con-, 45II, As
4lS0 De Frees, l20c, ~
750 Argentn. lG0c, 1856 ......
1925 Navajo, 240c, az
500 Grand Prize, 133<
200 Endowment, ~ o..
2400 Independence, 1900, 1860
$40 Day, 81, 81, 3
800 Star, 2A
200 Prize West, 1850
$50 S. Prize, ~ s...
$50 Bodie, az
1000 Empire, loo
1856 Leeds, 2G0c, 270c ....
1910 Modoc, l
100 South Justice,
$50 North Con. Virginia, 200
$50 Prospect. SOC 49,.
600 Trojan, IL, 1900
405 Peytona, /, $50 ........ g..
100 Solid Silver, AZ
100 ST. Louis, 25o
Sis Belcher, 490c, 1900
6l0 Mexican, 81, 0.
400 Sierra Nevada, AZ, 1860
9l5 Alta. 81, 0
1855 Exchequer,. 6, 5X
700 Con. Virginia, 27Z, %
3l5 Bullion, 4, Hoo
1895 California, %, 27<
46o Jacket, 9H, ~
100 Oyernan, II, 1G,<
go Savage. 81.
$40 Gould and Curry, 81, 81
7G5 Ophir, 10, l3% ..-..-.
G35 Crown Point. AZ, 1000
oo5 Best and Dclcher, 1917. 1S
f2c2kER111-zEz11ekE1zu
GOLD. S1.O2H. Currency, OK a
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Departures.
VAN DREILLES's LINE .

For Tuscnrora, this morning were,
John II. Bevin and boy, b. NJ. Pearl
man, John Mcclure, ChGs. La Compt
G. a. Kingston, L. & J. Rodds, aud
2 Oricntals.
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VAN DIEILLES's LISH.

Pedro Barrcto, Manuel Pural, Thos.
Kelley, a. Bowdcn, Mrs. j. G. Martin
and child, James Smart, 9. g. Crane,
md five Or;cutnls.
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hErcatcl.

Constable billings n. rested In. co mon
Inst evening on tho chOtgo Of petty
l"rcohy. and Tho Police Court was in.
YoStigasIna tho matter os wont 10 prOas,
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Freight Received.

by rnil to-day. were five car loads Of
lumber for Smith Il Wilscy.
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Tho following froights woro received
by rail today: Two Cur londs OF lum-
her for Smith & wiIscy, md two chr
loads OF general mercha disc.
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DooTH's Oval Brand Oysters, just re-
cclved fresh, at the GEM.
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Stage Arrivals.
VAN DREILLEN'S LINE

Down This evening from Tusonro"c;
q. Murchnnt, J. Mckenzie, Geo. 4.
Kingston.
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IIII.LIOn lleIei,.I

This evening, thrco bars Of Leopard
bullion, weighing $50 pounds, valued
al 1880 81,
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nY VAN DHEILLES's LINE

UY VAN DNEILLENH LINZ
This morning. wero rs follows: +.
A. Sohafer, Mrs. Taylor. William Web.
Der, j. Bryant and one Chinatnun.
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II. w. Brown has moved frame
building upon tho lot adjoining his
dwelling OH the west.
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FRESH Milwaukee Beer just received
al the Gem"
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Arrivals Hy SinSc.
rA% DnEILLES's LINE.

j. w. Beaver, Jas. Smurt, VIM. Lam
caster, John McClunc, Il. Iceton, j. S.
Brown, g. IL. Ashley. j. L. Hardro.
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Hurley SIIIplIrtII

Mossrs Il. Rcinhart & Co. hnvo ship
ped 10 Eureka within tho pnst four
days twelve chr loads Of barley.
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GrnuII Prize lSuliIon,

The following is list Of The bullion
shipments by tho Grand Prize Com
pany for tho month of October:
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FRIDAY, NOV. q. 1877,
EO.tENonN ROA1,n.

FORENOON BOARD.
5l55 ophir. IA, 1877
G20 Mexican, 81, 81 +.
IT'S Gould and Curry, 81, az
sos Best aud Belcher, ~, II
lll5 California, 81, 27E
1870 Savage, 81, So
1885 Con. Virginia. 2GH. 2G5<
100 Chollar, 80. SO So ...-
go Hale aud Norcross, GX, 6%
8I5 Point, s, s b30
525 Jacket, 8, 81.
2G75 Imperial, 85c, 800
80 Union, 5T
100 Succor, 290o
1870 Alta, 81, 8M
$50 Julia, 2, 220c
80 hentuck, 5N
1876 Alphn, 1917, 11H
SIS Bclcher. 1000, Az
80 Confidence, 8.
400 Sierra Nevada, 42Oc, 1850
$40 Utah, 1917, 13H
1905 Bullion, 81, s
2S10 Exchequer, Az, 460o
$50 OyermNn, 15H, 15N
$40 Justice, S%
Geo Caledonia, az, az
90 baltimore, Coo ....
7S5 Silver Hill, 100
800 Dayton, $50 .
1850 New York, 400
$50 Occidental, /
100 Rock Island, zoe
50 Woodville, Toe ....
100 American Fiat, 900
ITO Lady Washington, AZ, 1906
100 Kossuth, zoe
$50 Andes, Sec, ESQ
$50 Leyiathau, 35c
20 North Carson, 400
IT'S Ward, 00c.
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Arrivals By Stage.
VAN DnEILLES's LINE.

T.. Il. Noycs. Frank jacobs, NJ.
Calnghnn, j. W. IIarker, John Sawyer,
Sam Hop Zee.
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BEATTYS
PIANO AND PRRLOR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing tho elements Of music, with easy
and progressive exercises TO perfect the player
which Is added over hlIIJ %aitEcs, Polkas,
Marches, Gnlops, Opcratio NclOd les, Dances,
etc.. by Dnnlel T. licnttT. Washington, Now
introduced, and should be IN tho hands OF every
plano and organ player. Sout postpaid 10 any
part OF the United States or Canada for only 90
cents. the price having boon reduced 10 intro.
ducn everywhere. AddIoas, DANIEL p.
beatty, Washington, Now jersey.
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S:HBo Arrivals.
VAN DnEiLEs's LINE.

VAN pnEtLES's LINE.
This evening, woro NJ follows, NJ. A..
oook' g. Il, Davis, Maud Willard, S.
ahftnof and Geo. Cook,
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Miss A. cooDhAN,
BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There is no manufacturer Of Pianos and Or
gans 10 this or any other country who has 70
ceivcd SO many unsolicited Endorsements As has
Nr. Beatty. From every ktato and Territory
comes tho s1mo yerllct: ''Thcy arc the best In
tho world" Illustrated ADVERTISER, ICItA-
iegue Edtionl free. Address, DANIEL F.
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S. J. SMrrn, matchmaker md jew.
clor, Elko, Nevada.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"A The Scorpion Mining Company will DO
held on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2Ist, 1871,
a. o'clock r. H., ut tho Office OF W. III. Stafford,
In Elko, Elko county. Nevada Transfer books
VIII close on Monday, November: 18th, At 5
meeting. Dy order OF the Board Of Trrs.eeI.
oc3e-td J. 6. NAYHUGH, Secretary.
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FoR 'Boquet Specials" 60 to tue
Gem.
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FrcLh Oysters

FrcLh OysterS.
Fipo Saddle Rock Oystors, just TO-
Owed Mt the GEM.
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VAN DnEILI.EH's LINE.
Mowbray, L. j. Fluhcr, OI;cc;c. +.
u. Anderson. and one Chinunnn.
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GOLD, Sl.O2A. Currency, OK a
98H.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Nrw-Y0rk for Treaton and Philadelphia a. $50,
2, $3.50, 1880 q. 1870, $3.50, $3.50 y p M, aud az %.
Leave philadelphia station Pennsylvania Rail-
road, 1nird and Derkssts, no. 800, 1890 ~, 100,
4:ij 5:3O Il p. IA.
Trenton for View York at 100 O3J sos, iOl
1915, 2:iO, A.J5. COS D..
pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached to the $50
1870 $50 D. trains nom Ncwiork: o. tie $50 30
from Philadelphia and sleeping cars 20 to
~ o'c0ck mdn ght trains from both Sew York and rilc
phia
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye New.York and Philadelphia
9.30 D $50. IL D. Leave Trenton az 10 - o. n,
Sl0p
Tickets sale foot o. Lberysi, Nos 500 and 9it
the principal hotels all Offices Of the fe H
WAY IN New and Brooklyn, amt at No. 4 CoITtst,
Brooki residence Destination.
u. z. BAl.DM IN. Gen. Pass. A.enL.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
P Leave View York foot Desbr0sses and Cor-dt


~ ari SARATOGA, connecting With al railroad Inc,
North, East and West FARE LOWER THAN by ANY
oTaEK ROUTE rhe elti. ely new and maSnGeeut pslae.
steamers CITY OF Troy and SARATOGA leave DAILY
lsarurys excepted at ~, from Pier 40, y. r., isoso
Leroyst Through sess 500 and baggage checked 70 all
points. JOSEPH CORNELL Superintendent
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! ~, IIN and I.Jl D. u -, - , =, -. -,
JNO v ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent Ne"'fOrx.
u nNG RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.

IL VIA NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing Sept II. 1871. steamers leave New.f0rk
s. North River loot Reetorst, connecting Al s~HaY
Hook with trains
Long Branch. $50. IL a. IT.: 3:t5, 5, D. N.
Pliiadcl phia and Toms River. IL a. and 3:f5
BaFnegat and fuckeTton, IL a. H. and SAB y. N.
Virelsnd rdgctOn Atlantic cry. and cape Nav IL
Sunssys, for Long Branch, $3.50 a.
sandy HOOK excursions, 6:5O IL m, and 3i5 Fare
for round trip 6j cents - .-..>. .-, -.
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6teamboats dno Railroads.

A LBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
"a & yis BARD and DANIEL DREW leave ye,uy q
Ferry Esst Pe3r Nss1Es6Srsn Psasekssps Rhne
York Central Railroad for the West. TO west Pos,
and New on,sn reIuTnlns sams DAY. 81. Or
PGrsa t or P,-'@se FEE rom ava q s0ox.
5esls Wharf V Eton "a At 200 NJ 1sss, ov,I L,.s
YORK Central and Tor saratoaa on the wharf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
l1 Leave York from foot Of Desbrosse aud corsdt
$40 N. oEsyashiugton and the West Richmond Charles.
aud 10 sdh. making close connections CoiaTSss
10 p ~ Tor Washington and the West ana for Rlehoa
the aouh Gofd0nsgle. Pullman NeEYoge
% BALTIMORE and Wasnneton mailing close Connections Zoe
500 p. ~ Tor washrngton. Through Pullman from
$50 daiy, TOR yasalsst'n. the south. and West Pull
man seeYtIs sloa ., g. ~ ~ ~ " ON.
81 Louis. rtsburvh The south and souhWe conaeisai
Washington With trains Tor LyachDugg florida, SeHieans
EoT through ss,,s plea. ssli q Company, es ss
as ara FOR TIckETs VIZ B1lTf2oRE AND ONO
RAILROAD.
NITIzEES LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
ara ssi:AIQSA com ie5ng w.th al III, fafqaa as.
oTaEh R0ETE me , entirely nsE s4d magnificent
1satarays excepte,D at D. ~ from Per a. " r. fsost
5on Through jor fa 1Re ssfi5's a9a e al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
v Ferry station ~ New ors, foot q Lberiysf
Gsy e. m-For Tleuineton, Easton, Belyiiefc, Maueh
chunk Tamagg Wy, Wisei R EmEa
Manch Chunk. Tamaqua. Wikesbarre. Wil.smsport &C.
p mFor Fie22gion FssiS6. Maach ouSs Ee,
barre 3craaon Ignshannoek. Tamaqua, Hazetoa Read.
~ nFOr High Bridge branch, Easton, seiy1csre ara
800 p eallyFor Easton Allentown. and Harrisburg
For tiains to local points timetable stations
SUNDAY TBAlNs-Leaye az $50 a. ~, ~ D. for
Easton, Reading. and Harrisburg.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
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NENTRAL RAILR0AD or NEW-IFRssY-

% local points see time table AZ stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave 40 $50 q. 3D.. ~ D. m for
Bound Brook ard intermediate points and $50 y 3D. Tor
Ea3tOn. Reading and Harrisburg.
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OCEAN GIfaIIer5.

u NEW-YORK TO BRISTOL (Eng.)-DIRECT
Taxing good. passengers fJr London Cardiff Newport
Gloucester. and an ports in BRISTOL Channel
SAILING from fcT H. las. River. 90
SOMERSET StanpeT AIU RDAf oct 10
AERAGON Svmons L rs DAY. Oct %
CABIN Passage Return uckcts ar aNolaDe
rates Intermediate $40 edrrency; Steege So currency
Prepaid Certificates f26. Drafts for Il and up"
For freight passage, apply to- .
" IL =. No. 10 ~Outh.sl NeW-l lIk.
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Vo PHILADELPHIA,

TIU TIILADLLFUIA,
II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through Trans each way daily Depoutn
Pmlsdephia in New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the FASTEST
Time consistent with absolute safety.
un and after June %. 1877.
Express Trains leave via Des0rosses and CoTt
landt streets Ferries asfolows.
1850. SO 900 Linted. 1880 a. !, a, So. 7. and
SOU u M. Sunday, ga. A.. 3. .. Z, aud 80 D.
boats " "B1ookyn Annex" all through trains
at Jersey CiN ancrng spedya nd direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 335. 6, 49, e. $50
and IL NJ tAnlisi lao MI . 4. ESQ, ana
!!5 = m and II midnight On sunday 33S D. $50 a m,
4. 735 d. ~ milnighI
Ticket Ofees. 500 and 9ii Broadway No. Asor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandtsts No Coutst,
Brooklyn; Nos ia ll6 and lis hudson ST., H0hoken;
Depot, Jersey City. Ensrant Ticket ONCE No. Battery
place
FRANK THOMSON, /. p. FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EASE
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant ste1mrrs
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSEFE
at D. M daliy sundays excepted from Pier 81 n Y, oos
OF jaw ST. staeroouas and tickets toR EtiaEH LIN = Sc
cured BROADWAY and all ofices OF Nesc0tt EKptrss
CO. Also tickets for sale at all hotel ticket ohises
and light Via either line always takea att"
est ratea -.
transfer for via either hne 70 sud f
BROOKLYN OF the BROOKLYN Annex, leaving Jew.
s"' ""'''' ' ~ 5 BABcoCR. Presia
l. W. FlLANs General Passenger Agent
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FREEHOLD aDd NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot OF Liberty st. Tor Freehold. az
715. ll,45 a. H. 4, 6:l5 p.
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains eaye Tor Perta Anb2y Red Benz long E-ach,
Stages NatiVsn station 10 AMI from kEYPORF.
and squan to and from POINT rLEA-ANT
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Gteambocis ano Railroads

ALBANY EVENING BOATS-PE0PLE'S
~ LINE-Drew and - john leave pier Al, " r. every
day connecting ut Albany Sunday morning
&C pte north aud Sateooms comfortably
warmed Fare 81 90. = r. MAYO, Genl Pass'r Agt-
4 EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRASGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan /.
ls77Leaye de0s loot ~ Cortaudt aud Dcsbrsses ss &C
$50 D. m Night Express, daily for "a aon Bethlehem AL
lsntown Manch Chunk. MtlkesblrTe PtStOn ElmIa
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBT. H. SAfRE Supt aud Engr
General Eastern Office corner VI Church and COranotss
CH - ,UMY Nus. Agent
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JreirucIion.
For Young Ladies-city.

For Young Ladies-City
q WEST THIKTY-NlNTH-SI.- tllSs Anna
- q Pracseff and Mis- Ida Eais school 70. gil RON
six to tUentyOne VIII reopen Tuesday Ccof = ~,
To- aiv college unvefuy desired tOr ceu1s 'Ac iu'
Information Apply as above
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Eau 5rbools.

ANNUAL SESSION G9thl of the LAW
"A SCHOOL or THE UNlVEkSIIf OF IhE CITY Oh
NEWYORk. Washing square, begins October next and
ris June T. lSf8 Fur circulars ETC. apply 10 ". r. MAR
TIN Secretary CouTc l4l Broadway. or 20 d. T. JAQUE
Professor and secretary OF tacuity POI Broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW
~ twentieth OF this Institution at
New Nork Wenesi ay October y and
10. instruction.
braces For catalogues etc address ~ no Great
Jones st.. THEODORE w DWIGHT. Professor.
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Mem ilublitailons.

IF YOU want to know how to manage your
a wife, ask at the bookstores 10 see
"TOMs WIFE"
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CHEAP. STANDARD AND POPULAR.
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, 1877-12-30

The Success of the Past Guarantee for
the Future.
With the close of the year comes the newt
able writing up Of books, balancing OF accounts,
and Figuring up Of profits. In numerous
branches Of business the last-namcd item will
figure less than formerly, for the reason that
many OF the assets are Of an indcterminatc
quantity, being based on real property,
aud appear as values appro1fmated ut
the lowest notch. 4 large bulk OF these lands
will be placed on the market at the conclusion
OF the Ncw-Y ear festivities, and the opcu1ng oil
the spring building season will witness the Oh
fcrins Of much larger number of res1uence,
business, aud manufacturing properties than
funct savings and other banks will be obliged to
unload in order to make provision Tor the pay
mcnt OF dividends. Hundreds OF acres OF lots
in the vicinity Of the parks and hou'eVards,
be freed from the entangiing alliances OF the
courts, and must be sol1. Holders OF real
estate taken in payment OF Indebtedness III.
| ctrrcd In the purchase OF merchandise anu
| manufactures will be eager to pass along the
| title. so US to enable them to devote thelr
capital and energies to the interests in which
| they have their greatest stake. Inc
placing OF ali these lands will require
| the services Of the most accomplished
experts, men who are Thoroughly nnllllaf
/ with the values Nuu Ic10L4uuo u A%aA %ct>A*1N
One Of the best-qualified dealers in the city Is
| Mr. 7. B. Boyd, whose office Is at l79 Madison
street, Room Z. For years he has given to city
and suburban properly the closest study and
atte1tion, aud SO we'll verscd has he become, IN
the estimation Of those largely interested, that
| be has been frequently called in to assist tue
courts in determining values. Notwithstanding
the the General depression, alr. Boyd's business
| during. the year has shown very gratifying re-
suits. aud he is now prepared to give MS patrons
! greater inducements aud opportunities than
| arnr hrf1re.
, 1877-12-30

US teilo" ":elt1ens: <..t
80 AIlnurs eminent ntness 10. appolnlna;e ~.
.ees couoluea WIN ms p1c-euilnens utlntaess
for sne SAINT olnces, were taSy e'esse ds WIZ s,,
lot un conslueriole local oIstinct!o.', anu t1ls
W Iurn' conohea Win ms genil,tY a''u ele-
eanee OF manners, Wltl take care OF alm US ioae
As he nVes. !ohould nc de, the o1,ly t1'oute ~ -
ms memory that ne would ASK woulo Dc tnat ~ ~
uppolntnents oc wltnaeiu lot Unity aa!s1 ~ ~
Ihese thlhes nave maac httn popular "ncre ne Is
hno"n, ano ne IS careful u pe knomn III poiie
oeiy 10 tne people VINO appreciate Tue Necessity
u Ills SERVICES.
4h ,,,, nE WILL SEEER MAKE LAX; EsEMiEs ~.
Iuat WI hurt MN, ior nc wl!I never Ses III tie
way o. any man "ho aspffes 70 oiiees ~ tue
gllt oI Inc people, there arc lots ol tat, pleas
att nttle places lying asouho 4oosc' A'o WILL
, 1877-12-30

The safe depository department Of the t'del-
ity Savings Bank is growing rapidly in public
estimation. The Receiver reports that more
boxes are now. rented than ever before since the
institution vas opened, and that the ratio of
increase Of rentals is greater NOW than ever BE-
fore.
From d careful examination, perfect security
against fire and burglary seems to have been Ut
talncd. The vaults arc carefully watched night
and dav, and have tclegraphic communication
with the Police Department, as well as with the
detective agencies OF the city. The renter OF
the box has the exclusive control oft. No OIL
Ger or servant OF the Company can gain admts-
sion to the inside of it during the period Tor
which it IS rented.
The rentals OF the boxes are SO low (many as
Low as IS per year) that any ono having papers
Of value can afford to indulge in the luxury OF
this security. Many Of our wealthy business
men have been patrons OF the institution tof
Years, and in these times Of detalcations and
hank failures the number is likely to increase.
Attached to the sutcty-vaults are cotnmodlous
fire aud burglar proof rooms for tile storage OF
large boxes Of value.
Receiver Turpin will be only too happy to go
through the vaults md explain In detail the
thorough system adopted tor the protection o1
nronerty committed to his care.
, 1877-12-30

business Is amusing, for Schurz Is tho most
revolutionary and rcactionary man in the coun-
try lie enjoys Stirring uo light, and his riot
Gus nature has no deep affection for the peace
1ul, pastoral ne tu which the Interior De-
partment dooms him. But his strong
denial OF an intention, to resign throws
me DacS upon the suggestions nf nv sagac'ous
friend, the prominent politician who ''specu-
Iates " that Evalts Is Going out Of the Cabinet,
or that Conkl'ag is King OF New York. 1t
would be unbeco1ning in me to say whictcon-
tingcncy is uppermost, lest the rcbuke OF the
Secretary OF state administered to the press
generally be made particularly applicable to
me especially
THE SILVER WEDDING.
There are symptoms OF dissatisfaction In So
cicty over tue coming Presidential silver we'd
ding. webb iares outlined the party to me
to-day, and wanted It distinctly understood that
it was to be purely a family and not a public
affair. Invitations have been extended to about
dozen people who were present when Ruther-
ford B. Hayes vas united to Miss Lucy Ware
Webb. Some sixty or seventy other friends
Cabinet Officials and their wives and
some army officers will make up 150 guests.
There will be no general reception. and .ttlc
Washington list is very scant, much to the dis
gust of the social population Of Washington,
who are all the more eager to attend, since
the President has intimated that no presents
arc expected. There have been no social
demonstrations Of any magnitude at the White
House pt late, aud tho East Room has been to a
large extent deserted, and the Executive prop
ostion to throw away IN excellent opportunity
for making spread, has inspired the fair temt-
mines Of this bailiWick with considerable doubt