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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

ILL, NEVADA: THUR
BANKERS AND sroCKBRoKERs.
AGENCY OF the
NEVADA BANK
OF GAN FRANCISCO,
AT VIRGINIA CITY. NRv.
nrposrrs RzoEIvxD AND AccouNTs
| ~ hept either In oein of currsncy.
EXCHANGE ON ALL POINTS
Purchased and drawn By the Agency upon
IAN FRANZ $500 AND NEW YoRK'
BOTH In JOIN AND !cunanCr;
Aiss, .. sssrli.s % l.ssdss and Dssiin.
BULLION PURCHASED.
TKLEGRAPhic TRANSFERS MADE.
COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALL POINTS.
stoeks, Legal rsndss Currency and Nsiiosd
Bank Notes bought and sold.
GEO. A. KING, Agent.
virriui. City, New. Jan. 10. ls1s. I'm
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
ENJOYS
GOLD HILL . Z NEVADA.
". II. BLAUvELr r..............."..AozST
nIposIrs ofC0IN OR BULLION recsiyed.
lJsither on opon account OF 70 Issue Gkh.
TlFlCATKs thefefor, payable lat the opuon o.
the hoIder) In Gold HIN or San Francisco 70
make collections, purchase Bullion atthe most
svoraSls ,siss @ savsRes sGln ssn Tysne,aeo,
soils Bulls OF Kxehangs, and transaets General
banking Business.
oHEoKs FOR sALE ON
LONDON. RAyK NJ IRELAND CDusiil,.
PARIS. NEW YORK.
sAN rR lNcIsoo. sA0RAMENro.
BOSTON. PORTLAND.
w. II. BLAUvELT,
In n. @. sTANDIsH. oashisr.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. a SOUTH Q STREET.
PlTal................e2oos 900
President. ent.....................J. o. HAMPTON
second Vice President. ". u. SMITH
MAnAger................ .....'...;'A; W. wwivrvm.ns
~its DiREcTcIs.J. q. IsIrion. VI 4 smith.
Joseph y. Mailon. a. ". White, W, D. Crane,
George senf, q G. Stevenson, Msrk strouss.
A. L. Edwards, J. 8. Kanesn, W. Q. Bender.
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums OF 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate, eonds,
and cold. Exchange for sale on all the princi.
pal cities Of Rurops and the Orient.
mr. A. w WHITE, Secretary.
7. H. RALSTON,
COMMISSION STOCK BROKER,
MAIN STREET, GOLD uILL.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
CARRIED ON MARGIN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON ACTIVE ACCOUNTS
STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS.
L. q. FRANkEL,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER.
OFFICE MAI. street, Geld MN, last
above the Bask sfcalifsrsia.
STOCKS BOUGHT. SOLD AND CAR
RIRD ON MARGINS.
HIS correspondents in San Francisco are
I. aLAzIRR . CO., Msmbers Of the San
Francisco stock and Exchange Board.
v. O. ruoxrsoH. sH. DoueIAss.
DOUGLASS 4 THOMPSON,
srook AND MONEY BROKERS
OPFfCRi
SOUTH @ STREET, VIRGINIA CITY.
wells, Fargo Co.'S Baildins.
oTooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON.
y mission and carried on margins.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
apsm
eBo. n. DANA. L.f' 'psAAAA-
L. p. DREXLER & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
0FFICR,
OLA Relisws' Buiidias,
O sTRRRT T............-.vIR0lNlA CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

THE peculiarly Of the fly Is that he
always returns to the same spot but u
10 the Characteristic Of the mosquito that
he always returns to another spot. Thus
he differs from the leopard which does
not change his spots. This is an im-
portant fact in natural history.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
THE AMATEUR SPELLING MATCH.
nj kARL hAnnLx.


since spsliing matches everywhere
Der all the land abound.
Why should not We. teo. " do and dsref'
will the words propound,
And you the " favored scholar" be.
A. Rogers group suggests,
with what wealth OF poetry
The subleethe invssss-
spell " spoons" "wha, such word r you
.Bu, a. for Kitchen schoois
Or. In New Orleans. far AWAY.
when under Butlers rule =
fis 4 Dc should social science come.
To- mar our i-as. With brutal bomb,
Away with all such tricks
rhers Pieass 10 on. "s''-oh the sound
through lips that swestiy smile.
Like sibilaAt waters unproteund.
That aimis@s hours begnile
On pebbiy beaehesf "f-more stAid
The smile nos on the ilps.
A. though loves san that warmed the mAiu
Was partly meath eclipss.
.Doubie o--thrcush parting lips that breaks.
Like sargiing rill haif he'll
Between wslling rocks and tent'iike ofsA~-'
And wonder semi-kbsiled
Through eirciibs lips. ~ here again
The ssmi- emile that played
Aihwar your lips 90 sueeily when
The ." you nrst sssaysd.
.Ah i-sh the smile u hers sealn'
On. sweet thou let,er"s
You mind me cf that moment vhsn
A tremulous little e Yes"
Frcn sslf..ams lips . dsy I'm old
Ny being thrilled with Joy
When clouds OF doubt were qaiek dispel,ed.
And life lost all alloy.
.Quite rigat." I said; bu, why this waste
or letters. sinee with two
ID can be spelled with greater haste.
More truth AMI lees sd0f
"Oh. hei \. ,, double q, ne.
Spells spoons you ne-dnttry
To spell IN. word with any le--.
.les, dear; tvo-'u and ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

"Bop. can you tell me why I'm like
the moon when IL Is twenty.thrse days
old?" Bob couldn't tell. and tho ques-
toner explained; "Because I've passed
my last quarter" A small loan Was ad-
yancsd Immediately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
VOL. XVIII.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

oxAlNE IN PARIS WAS rRsT n,
Ps. oin osn rus
sf
machinery they
detect u from ms
alsofa ali
fum
tsiyausu until lJsnuar ].
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
PULMoNA

10 BEYoxp ooxPARisoH TEE lEsr
! rsmsdy for the surs Of o0Nsuxrrl0ns
s.s sos.ss Il = ossl. .Sss "a Il
the Nervous DyslSn. 4 c1zcaiar eoetaming
SIi advios ios the tzsstmsnt of ths diseess.
sboye msntiossd, an1 csEstneetss o. eee1ai
earss, viii y Ssat ne ~ nail v ~ sPso'
's; so;sdzs .: NOR: =: ~ ,,s,s:.:ssS; e. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

81 poS'r want any trashy books bout
travellers. said = taxpayer to " rashly
importunate book agent. "but II
you've got any Of them cyclopedros, /
don't know but what | might take a
volume."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

EVE. according to the Arabs, was 200
feet high. Eli Perkins was an Arab.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
NEWsPAPER kDvERTISINa.

A BOOK CONTAINING A Lrsr OF rowHs
a In the United Btatss having SEQ PeYon'
ton. and the nsvsp.Pers havine isssss' setsu. e,
tioc ana other spseisI cisss Journals. Tables
OF raies, showins cost Of advsrtising and svefy-
thinr vhIch N advertiser would liks 70 know.
Mailed on receipt Of tan cents. Adde'S
GEO. p. RowELL . CO..
10 sp'a'' ''''''' n z; Is: :y'. Tribune s'ilAiAs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

A THRIFTY young man has chance to
make $4,000 by little smart work
down in Tennessee. That sum in the
aggregate Is offered for the arrest Of
eighty criminals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

DEposrrs ofcoIS OR BULLION rec.iysd.
Il either on opcn lacoount or 70 Issue CIR,
IIFlCATEs thereto, payable !st The option o. 2,
make collections, purchase Bullion atthe most
favorable rates, of advance coin snereon wten
Forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In Ban Francisco;
soils Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Ranking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

A HUSBAND who only opposed his
wifs's III humor by silence was told by
n friend that he ''was afraid OF his
wife" "It is not abe am afraid OF. "
replied the husband: "it's the noise"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
% 90 LOT.

price 3, lot amount; e s,,s a ten m the p'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04
WANTED.

nY hRs. n. u. FRAME, A FEW PUPILS
Is 10 instruct on the PIANO. Refers TO Prof
sessap. Virginia ci,y; lsauirs o. X. a. f""s'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-04

wnAr IL the resemblance between q
newly-painted tobacco sign. an agrieul.
turL Cherokee and member Of csr-
tain secret 0rderi Each Is an Im-
proved Red Man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11

Ring So far, however as my official action as state
Treasurer is concerned deny that there are any teE
laritios in my accounts There was no OF 1
state Treasury except that authorized nv the Legislature
After the elections OF 1879 remained IN charleston on
private business began the study OF ne law III MAI MIL
ions office and continued student there until went
10 Europe in 1874 In the Fall Of 1874 came North ana
settled IN Jersey City, engaging IN nes IN new OK
For the past have tried TO live an hohsl u
Christian life and to help the temperance cause ana oine
good measures far as lay IN my power 40 not WISH
10 conceal the record OF my fc in Charleston but De
sire also that the life which have been eaoing Tor te
past two years should be considered when my ease Is
passed upon in Judgment -
TO the present condition OF South Carolina Ger
tainy think that better than when IN the hands OF
the ring Wade Hampton believe to be an honest man.
and one who viii try 10 do his duty by OF classes OF tc
citizens. have doubt that many coored woes VIZ
cast for him the last election Many OF the blacks h
become disgusted with the Chamberlain Government,
and the wholesale pundcIfug that was gong OH ule'
the ring and which Chamberlain az least. did not ei
fere 10 prevent | am convinced that the determined
struggle which Chamberlain made 10 retain ls post rs
Governor was due largely 10 his rooted dislike "i nav
ing the new Administration overhaul the record o te
past eieh years. If immunity from suspicion or direct
charges could have been assured him. he would mol nave
held ont long The control Of the stale Is now so en-
tireIv nm Democratic hands that the Republicans rave
practically no chance Of political success for years 10
ggm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11

Robert Cromwell, one Of the negroes who cut
Charles r. Marshall cf NO 90 Sixth ave- with razoron
Fi ,v night u saloon 90 no. l24 S>thave was committed
Yesterday ~ MoI gam await The result Of Marshall s.
injuries.
John Schustcr one of the men charged with the
vanilla fh,i- Uut on trial in the Court oi sessions
YES trjar. before JadC Sutherland His tGcuC when '
c.d ta o his alleged associate Charles u. bson is n
sulsja aibi Tie case is sill Oh.
While Mrs Matte Marshall. Of IS Wes' Thrd-,t,
was tc country lr house enf re lv Waller TAYLOR
and t,o other men, Wi LOT given. they have
moi yet been arrested 500 worth q clothing carried
OIL ON r,tuin. last ~3f raay Mrs. Marshall bad iav.or
arrested Doc confessed ttea1he tr Trurr and IvnnC
n different places lie was held in $1,000 bail yesterday
by JusUc, Morgan
Michael Doherty was charged at the Tomhs Police
Cont ieroav. Ly Catherine Wagner, of 40 lI2 Norfolk
ST. with e larceny Of pocict-0nk containing 81 y from
hei person ai Chg corner of Fuion,t and ioaawav Tie
frst pushed rucy against her almost knocking Dor down.
and heu aoog2. ON searching her porie she found that
hcr money was The rOcheihoOk was found n Dis pos
session me wa, recognize as having lately returned from
the Is.aud. BAL was required go $1,000
AL tho Essex Market Police Court Yesterday. be
fore Justice smith, Joseph Walsh fur the arc ny Of pen
knife and thc person ~ John Hickey Of no IOi
IIr-ayo. u ChT} size ST.. utId for CANCELLATION Ear
res iti barge az forcing entrance TO
he bedroom aries Model tailor OF 80. 800 sixth st..
OycTcuats Iusch0N, piece ol cloth. ETC..
a of value 81 sunday evening. during the tenn
lsrv absence oI te complainant and s vile. The accused
man with them. Iic committed Tor tla,
de. j Of s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
CIVIL NOTES.

The suits Of Rufus II. Gilbert against lose NJ Ma
varro and other officers Of The Glb1t Elevated EroaA two
I'm t e,ue and one m the superior Court have been set
t1I and discontinued Ihrv grow ont Of complaint 10y Dr.
Gbt. taat under his cu with his associates they
ma allowed nm 100 little OF te stoch n The company .ourted
his plans.
Julee Van Brurt. in Common Pleas. Special
Tenn granted yesterday reference TO Thomas H. Ian'on'
The divorce suit Of Reuben T. Minnie Weaver
The plaintiff saws he TrCd 90 the d'ien ant n Aprl
sce hui Chat n september 49,. she Wet o live and is no"
living with q named yon Warcom in NtW'jrr-t}.
The suit Of Frederick p. Smith against Josephine
g. smith was gain before Judge curt i'm the superior Court
special Tem Yesterday As already reported The referees
report t ad o. lo the vife favor but Sire is too poor 20
tae uu The husband applied Tor leave 10 e mp oihor a
tfe ~ adultery thun stated M the original complaint
JUDGE Curts Icfus "a the application.
CnicrJu-Gcc Curtis granted Yesterday q writ Of
ccr.oari or half OF William T. Eeamcs. AGAINST the Commits
si,er of Public works Mt B,ames says inc appointed
r1ufrtv cl s Commissioner IN December, 1873 and
dcl sraed without cause assigned n February ls7G, while
frr c4.ruf 1873 forlis discharges without cause The
writ is rctuIDaDle Oh eItembrr IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
TILE COURTS.
oscAR D. PETERsONs TRIAL.

The impaneiling Of jury in the case OF Us
car d. Peterson alias jim Brady, begun before
Judge Glderseeye hut for reason yesterday inc
Assistant DistIictAttoueys had made mp their minds
that they might change the Judge at thar stage Of tue
case and Judge GldeIsleeve assigned 10 another
branch Of the Court and Judge Sutherland took MS place
Judge Sutherlaud's experience showed hln thal 'uis
changing OF Judges during trial TO say the leas
dangerous 10 the result when tested by an Appeih'e
Court aud he and Judge Gldcrsleeye exchanged p'Sr
tons The effort TO obtain twelfth Juror
OCCUPIED the time until about 2 D. M ASSIST
ant District-Attouey Herring opened Tie c''''
briefly narraug the story Of Pctcrsons theit oi some
trhng dry goods his pursuit his firing repeated sho' at
his pursuers among others at the complainant brom
fId who was hit by one shot but not wounded
Office George W Paddock testified that Whcn nc
the prisoner JWcU Y-lll tl~l ana 'N "tf
Peters N fired shot 1T him which rraZcd lis lct citck
Officers Pratt and Bromi'd and III MOscr gave lu'I
testimony as 10 the pursuit and ailay me GROSSLY
nation II the last named witness gave some support 90
the cory of thc defence that lie injuries 10 biouH1
were not caused by the prisoner hut ny the genera"
shooting. ..-..,o.
A mai arraicnment % Peterson was made yesterday
I'm the General Sessions. an indictment for sAo0hg
officer Paddock. IiC Of course. pleaded no fHIl{ II
he is jim Brady, claimed 10y the prosecution he Is
wanted ri the Kings County IeniicutafL' al Nl- Siii
and 40 Auburn. TO serve 0ut sentences ne las tfu lN
escapes II hc is convicted ON al thc ndic me- crow
ing out Of his last petty theft, De VIII DC AaDe 10 sen
fences amounting to about thirty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11

The papers III the application Of James
Meyers IT, or the removal Of justices Herman l. Guck
and Ludwig scmler of BROOKLYN were submitted yeter-
day to The General Term Of The supreme Court Of Kings
County, by agreement of counsel, without argument.
Both Jus, ccs are charged wh cxactiug illegal fees, ana
Ju.tire G1ck with uf.lawfunv and uuiustly deciding
eases i'm favor of the clients of bis SON. WHO practices
d. fore him. II also alleged That he has formed an
illrea prtueIsip with his SON. The charges sup
ported Dos the adavitS of Joseph Krcss az No 53 John
sou-ave: FredeIica Mculler, of Eo. 80 Skllmau-st;
Holm H. CnrGcs Constable of Tie Nuetceuth Ward; MIS-
John Seal, Of No. 357 Guhan-aye; l. DDS DouoL&n'
C5suar Kuclb. Hugo A. SclVab. John BONES Adam
Jacob. Josephine Allen, Louis julius and Morris Bolt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
5ales on Aucuon

DERNARD SNYTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL
- -rl 70 public auction Wdntsiar. september - 40
O O'Clock Louis college 3 West i.d st.. near 9TH
ave-. Brussels carpets billiard tables parlor furn TIRE rep
Suits pane Kitchen furniture. beds ana brIdu- h1ir
trs,s silver plated ware pictures and about
300 school d, and reversible s-ttc- By order " Henry
AMY, Esq., IHcculor
DERNARD SMITH, Auctionccr-Will sell at
Public Auction ou tduc.Iy, r1tl2 nc I'd 0co's.a
80 LOUIS College. 232 West i2dsf near lttave Brussels
1abl iifIcr Furniture Icp suits, Piano.
O-,tus Is o 100 furniture Beds alI Bedding HIlra straw
atfrc4e- Plated Ware Pictures aut about 300 school
DESKS ana Reversible -cttets. y 0rlrO Henry Amy EXT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
Conn!rn Rent @sIaIe lor sa!e.

4 COUNTY, SEAT, j3 acres, in the bcauti-
lent good buuc- aut abundance of lrt rare ,itc' ior
q g.I.lcuuu desiring country Dor. c. Apply 90 CEEiI
H. SMITH, Geneva IS. y. ~ not sold b. No' J. vi" r1l Tor
term oi wears.
a FINE BUILDING PLOT go by 15O or
"A go ry ie6 i,.t: drslao} located amt any .1li con
,erient 20 zee dripts iu Flushing. f. T. .al owner No
spruce SIZE 80 So aldIr-s h. e.. Box 49, Tribune once
~ b. Flushing combines country advantages WIKI tAe CITY
couyeuiDlces e.. gas. sewers. water. Sc.
4 COTTAGE HOME IN Flushing, with city
- improvements. for SALE. small $3.50 -tU,F house, rat
rooms front back Stairs, iu-c rait-I stationary iph'
&C., a,re nicely planted, lawn crguct rfuIri, gmrcViue
yc. "a. water pipes tnuI't ~Nuu hal
ance mortgage AduIe,s h. d.. Box "t, Iulhnc once
Al CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
- desirable FARM of 20 acres, suitable Cor gentleman
country Residence. The property D. located ON tt Nt 500
OLD Albany Post Road about one Liie hnllh OF uie
station and courauOs extensive views NJ tlc Hudson Ne
The land July covered with apples peIi and other a
.IuIts, all under cultivation The huune- comirs'a
barn cehnuse and other cuthuCncs. The house CON
taus l. lar-c rooms The liolti\ "l be toN thep Ior
particulars address bWAID CLb Ekt. luuunt once
EARM FOR SALE-7O acres of fine land,
large buildings in pert, ct order situated az lights
town. y j. five minutes walk from pot Will s'l, to close
an estate for 80 -oelos thau thr BUILDINGS cost ID Is
srl,uoid place Inquire OF j. W. tltLbEl cor College ave-
aua o. sIni Jonsi, Ncv-fru-'rck. NJ.
l.OR SALE-The residence of the late JOHN
-1.udd river view. Gothic house, complete and perfect
order Fine stable gardeners mousse aud uu buildings. Su
greenhouse. stocked with plants VIII it sold
reasonable terms Apply O. LpA 10 corr 49, 1ehai ST.
EsfDDLESEX COUNTY FARM, one-half
lYR way Philadelphia on Camhoy aud Amboy g. r. -
acre. excellent land, SETS buiucs arfe nrf house ana
barn. farming house ; whole wl d. sid esi ian cost oi
main house oae-laf mortgage, per cent
KuLAND WHITING. no. . EeeAmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
Proposals
TREASURY DmAarnsr sFcarrAgY,s QFslcE

TREASURY DErAE'EsT SFcIAYe QfEHE}
Wt,UNGfl%, ID. O., sept g. 1871 ,
PROPOSALS for UNITED STATES NOTE
i aud BANk-NOTE PlNIlNG.-Sta.ed proposals VIII
bc received at This office until noon ~ Tuesday lhe twenty
f Instant for executing for the period of one }eai from TIE
first OF october next Impression, 10y plate ur ntu- Unon
al United states ItCatcudrr NOrrs and ihe circulating
NO,s fo National Banking Associations. The printing VIII
DE- the back ou fic ICcnutr Notes and the back
toe National Currency Not the same to bee executed
utou lndroiu presses, Do Tie be- sNle ~ te art Bias
should o. made for the thousand perfect impressions
The GuteI States VII furnish, az this Department the
paper and the existing plates with The engraved rncs Dor
tanning thereto. All expenses for repairs ~ mo dit Tor
executing tc Wcrh anb delivering DO 20 tHc Treasury Depart
m1ut. and ur sIcu Government supervision a- nav Dee Tee
qurr viii De- BONE by the parties To whom t award may be-
made
sufficient security vii De- required for c proper execution
OF worG subject 70 e ordinary 4uaiIoln as 10 spoiled
work.
Tie right rel ct a bids parts Of bl r reserved aud
satisfactory viii Doc required ta b eis have tne
requisite 81 ii.c- safeguards ana machinery for the proper
execution 0l tire woIk
The bids should De- addressed 20 the under med and bear
eaOIa upon tie envelopes containing them the
rl nsals fog Impressions ui states Notes and
circuiaj ng Notes Tor Natlon1l BANKING Associations
JOHN SHERMAN.
Secretary # the Treasury.
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iVHLiAM Ii COUNT, Auctioncr
Gin DropcrI3 60 frt.


An ELEGANT fully furnished History, high
- stoop brown stone house on 4. near 5thaNt mue
datc possession. 4. DALEY. No tGG Gihave
4 PERFECT GEM.-A handsome furnished
" house % location 10 rent fhe owner aud wife
will board TOT greater part ot'nt Apply al a East I'ls
An UPPER PART of HOUSE 10 LET-l2
a West 52dst Conyeuieuces for housekeeping, Pirate
family only.
FLAT, centrally located, fully furnished. to
y let urii Aiay moderate rent; Janltur premises
ii. BEENf, aech., 3ii 4,lta'"
no LET-FLATS Of six rooms each; new,
with al modru mpio, tmtnts. 10 houses Jj1 and 3J1
West 2iih-st. ApIl 10 above.
rE1O RENI-No. 2O2 East 1jth-St., three-st0ry
i bick house, furnished unfinished. owner would
board with tenant House Viii be- la complete order ally for
occupancy, by september J.
VNO LET. WITH STEAM POWER-1hree
noor 'front.' by - feet deep hne light both front
the building is aud substantial aud viii insure
at low rates, Situation i ST., between ID aud ID
VIII be- let separately together No Wuudw workers. Apply
t0JOHN y. SIEAltNs a CO., 43 Mercerst
I@TH-SU. (SmyYesant-sq.)- FLAIS just
completed with thr latest cnyeuienccs Rents 80 to
TO l. j. CARPENTER, 80. 20 jdaye, tBihlr lionseJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
GO Whom II Man Concern

A POOR MAN, while temporarily i'll, left his
"A yalise in "a store West Broadway, Chamber, ant
Leonarss Willis present custodian leave his address for
JAMIE, Mt REAi. Tribune OtIcef
II the Gentleman who left his Chambers in
I UObu-t. PccadIliy London Thursday evening, the
29th August li- vii communicate WITH h- eie, bfoler
fiucnlus ION, misery au1 crculty VIII De- saved ana De
may rcy on the striCteat secrecy.
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PlSSFNGhRS IERITED.

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NOTICE.-Willia Kennedy, AuctiOneer will
y st "a public auction, DY order Of tlr Department Of
DocEs Thursday, l5h september 1877, at - 0clocs
lots oi old ate11 including ends Of doch piles
and Wle,lbaITow-. ron fui information.
1.-THE city Record. copies tpr sale az 80. e. tty Hall
DEpARINTST or PtIIC WORKS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICi, ROOM 40, CuY HALL,
NEb-l OH, sept D, 1873.
PROPOSALS Will I've received at this Office
I until SATU RDAN, september 10. l-77. II O'clock
noon. the following work HtGULAilNG. GRADING.
PAVING. SETTING CT hB and CT TIER STONES ami
FLAGGING different streets IN the city. For fall particulars
the 1ity Record, Tor sale 80 Room 20 = CITY Hall
DErAEIATtT PUBLIC PAAks,)
80 ni0n SOU rr,
NFW.i oHK. Arg. 2j 1877. J
DR0POSALS.-PropOs in sealed envelopes
De- received al the Office 81 the Department ~ Public
Parks 80 Union square YORK, until $50 a. M the
12th day Of september Tor the cON~iEl CIioN Of SLW
Frs IN MOlIANE, ONE ut NDkf ltand FORTY .
FOURTH LIST, ONE HUNpIED-aud- ri ~ y ElGHIH
ST. TIIEDANE. ONL iINDhLI FORTY
THIRDST Also. until the dy and hour for BiOk ~
ROC X IEAI-iOtk StEELNINGS. fur fun
particulars The city Record" ior sale al No Cy all
NeH-IOrk
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
M1N1ATrRL ALMANAc

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