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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
The Inaugural Addrc.s.

In The address, tho President, first
referred 70 the sentiments expressed by
himself. touching the important queG-
lions which demanded the ear1Icyt Mt
tenlion OF tho country prior 10 The open
ing Of the campaign, aud gave nsaur-
ance that tho declaration sud promises
embodied In his letter of ncccptnucc,
will DO the standard of his future of
fetal actions. II will be remembered
that civil service reform vas one OF the
main features OF that document, and to
carry out this important measure estai-
lihhing anything like honesty
or purity la tLia branch of
the Garernmcut, he will find Il
necessary to yet the political guillotino
at work upon gODIs Of those 10 whom
he Is chiefly irdei,ted for tho position
hc nov hotis. II Hr. Hayes does in
nuguratr = systGn 0f civil service reform
as he has plO1Rcl himsclf to do. no will
necessarily Icgbi tho work under the
most EdrcrSo eitcnmstaiIccB thnt my
public ntGtI ever encountered la such an,
undertaking. In lLs erprnsrion OF hls
views regarding the tnmIrG Of 0flice, Il
seems 70 IA thfd Dir. Hayes Is doe: ledly
inconsi1ter.t, for Lc at first ailirIur tllo!
tho lcnao of Office should only depond
upon The ability and inicerity
OF the incumbent, pud direct
Is aftrt tDEOhlIEcndF aSicuJipp
the Prcsi'i.niid tern, 10 six S9ays, will,
the remrictium u Subsequent iu.tigiLi!-
~. Considerable srttco ~ devoted to
AN explanation Of IliH position. with
toferemce 10 tiIn proper policy 70 lie
pursued D~uld: Iln trulhc:u %:.i.c..
hut IL any plan Of future ndminigtra.
1.-Two HciiOu va" f0rral.aiUwcd in his
w"tdd, VIC fiaY1 ',.iosiy iniioi to discoy.
or II. LoEiUiGalOn favuring speedy
Tolnrn to specie payment !'y tho Gov
eminent !" recommended Gron tho
ground that !ho only safe PAPER cur.
TonCJ M TINT &i:iJl rrsti upon coli:
busiS. ThopoliV Of settling ,liifcrcu.
CO" with foreign hdtiuus lay tarhilra-
d0nJ TcceiVCY; tho rrcaiirntB hearty
endorsement. .arJ is is an.
sIhAticItliy declared that in nj!
such n"'eteendjCe, + whether ,hey
arc Of forcitr ,0t domestic IN.
turel this ciuiucntly sucas.pfni plan
will hrTcaf:qr,bo .pur<ued. Speaking al
Tho Observation-Disclosures; 20 quote the
words OF The, eddre~u: '.Its decision,
I'avo been patiently wni,cd for
AMI accepted AZ legally .conclu
'Sivo".-.whtoti ,is quito correct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

:uEity TO make more than q superficial
EXAMINATION of the mine was rot pre-
I scented. Cruising the shallow gulcl
between the Grand Prize hill and the
lesser elevation to the westward. tho
Moscow" WAS reached, and reclining
upon long windrow Of hishlyl mctnli.
ferrous tale, critically examining the
same by means OF n powerful lans, was
our old acquaintance. W. ]. Muncey.
who, as We subsequently learned, is one
of tho principle owners Of the
claim. This tale, which has
tho appearance Of simple. clay
OF various colors, is, according to Sci
cntists. itself n mineral, and in greater
or less proportion. accompanies all the
mineral bearing veins OF the district, but
i'll none Of the mines we visited was
such mn eIuberance of this peculiar
metal displayed rs in the Moscow.
This location is directly on a west line
with the Grand Prize lode, and is sup
posed to be its westerly extension. Itis
valuable location; the lead showing
strong and well defined, at u depth Of
only T. few feet, with partially decom-
posed qnartz. rich in silver mingled with
tale.
Having in our notes mentioned few
of the mines of Tuscarora district, fail
urc TO publicly recognize the accumu.
laiirS virtues Of the eni@rpriiing town,
and inhabitants. would be 40 injustice,
for modest merit should never 20 I'M
rewarded. The t6wiF ITSELF though OF
less area than San francisco, is vastly
more elevated, and the rich, juicy
sicnEs--we tried 'enI-furnishcd at the
neat and substantial market house Of
our old acquaintance, S;cinakcr, were.
We venture TO shy, superior to anything
iii that line. procT!Nble At the Palace q
Baldwin. The Recorder IF the district,
n bland gentleman ail bibulous, over
Having with good hunor, aud IN Gdc;d
at cuclr", generously. NJ cur request,
FURNISHED us tLe following statistics:
The town is good sized healthy Young
one. aud growing, with vita! energies
equal to those Of II six-ycar-old. The.
Inhabitants being principally. lncm,
little tcntier spriulding. .oi femininity
il desirable. OF business houses, our
friend 'Promaux IL exclusively in tho
dry goods linei A: V.:Lancnstit, and ".
W. Bobier::are. doing a good:7gGneral
merchandising business. Opportunities
to secure good meals arc ample. no less
than three restaurants. under tho con-
troll OF their respective proprictors. A.
V. Bradley, Of the "Grand Price" John
IIoworton, and NJ. 4. Cook. being in
ACTIVE operation TO satisfy the demands
Of healthy public. Three lodging
houses afford resi- for tho weary anil
storage for trunks. while some
half dozen saloons ranged 1T
easy distances from the center Of trade
and the pluza. ubviates all danger Of
pGrishing from Thirst. Anything from
nn anbr1sial cocktail. to II mint-julcp;
mny he promptly secured 10y npplicn-
ton 10 john ShucII or The irresistible
FordhnIn. = ''' 30
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- F-@~E
IN the opinion OF tho Commission, il
tho United StRtes restores tho duuLle
STANDARD. the progress Of demorGtizlnG
silver will he decisivcly checked. The
effects OF Disqualification, no fnir' MS nc
complishGd and resulting disturbance
Of tho relative values OF gold and silver
upon trade commerce, finance md Tho
productive interests Of this country,
and throughout the commercial world
Ia concerned. has been signhily tlisns-
trous, especially to tho countries which
hive recently demonetizcd silver or in
which gold standard was already rs-
tablished. Silver to tho amount Of
$4,000, 100000 in .eoin. Tho Nccumula-
tion Of nifty centuries, haa 80 worked
into tho web aud wool OF tho worlds
commerce TINT It cannot bo discarded
without commercial, political md social
catastrophe. This is enormously ag.
graYntcd by selecting goll M q metal To
be retained nnd silvcf M metal 10 DO
given up. Tho supply Of gold ia 'dimin-
ishing, being now little moro than half
what ii wns III 1852, md ~ always so
iitful and irregular, from the mnnncr of
lis production, TINT no metal ~ 40 i'll
suited 70 bo Tho solo measure Of vnIncg.
Placer wnshinGs require little or no
capital, and are soon exhausted. Tho
mining Of silver on tho otlur hand, rs
ii can neither he commenced without
capital nor abandoned without tho loss
Of heavy Investments, ~ comparatively
STEADY. I! IL Thin production VI TiigCT
which il The moderator Of tho tuctnh'
tiong Of gold, Hnd which during lid sud
den aud cn0rmUus additional supplies
Of gold since 1918, has saved tho c1in-
,nrrrial world from ruinonG disasters.
The Commission conclude by rcCnm.
intending immediate adoption Of The
double standard
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

Tho .iAJ Cahyv.Hi;, Will its Usual c.-
Libi:i0n CT narrow political prejudice,
rra:aril9: ':I'he recitation passed Ly
Ike Lover uouse Of Congress, declar-
inG tina. Tildcn ,.as legally elected docs
not mean anything, except an excuse
for the conduct of the party. which,
after having brought tho country 10 tho
verge Of civil war, must now assert that
i; was right II Ills IS rot the very
sEb!irIi:y OF CHECK, there is absolute
ly nothing sublime in eirrurtery. That
the country vas brought 10 the verge Of
civil war was fact recognized by pat
riotic incn generally; but who was re-
sponsiLlc for such deploruble state OF
affairs? let Mr. Il. Chandler, o. Z. Nor
ton X Co., answer, aud not the Demo-
cratic party. On the eighth day of No
Tclnbsr the people Of America, irTespec-
tive OF party, honestly Acknowledged
the election OF Sir. Tiid-u, simply Ec-
cause he was elected, aud had it not
bcCn FOR the collision between Chund-
Ter * Co. and The thisving scourdEels
coEIroEing the Returning Boards IL
three c! tie Southern States, The com
tiy wcnld never have been drought TO
the "eEs2 Of civil war" nor would tic
siUa:ely elected President lave Lecr
,.cfrarlcd OF Lis seat. II was claimed
that ;ieaihs ana the Hayes electors wcro
ca:Iicd b. The same ;ote il F!oriGa, and
yet, notwithstanding the admission that
Stearas' claim was 50 palpa5ly irard:-
lat tliGt Drew could not bc successfully
bulidosel. anl is even nov acting Ger
errcr Of the State, these perjErsd cleo
;orai votes were cast for Hayes. That
Florida and Louisiana, at least, were by
the .ilrst &! frauds forced into 4 posi-
ton where they did not lcgit;mntely tG-
long, is fact whicl intelligent: RcLub-
leans caanct brt acknowledge TO them
selves, although they do rot choose TO
DO so openly. As for tho "r1cuse" re-
fcrTcd to hy the AkI, the Democratic
party stands in need OF but one, and
that is. that It's members Who assisted
in framing The Electoral bill, failed to
insert q clause in that Instrument re-
quiring the Commission to hear, and
cause 10. he pub!iahed TO the people OF
the country, in detail, ell the relevant
and pertinent testimony collected
through competent authority, in those
threo States. For this grave blunder
the Democrats should DO excused, for
they never apprehendcd that tho 1927
would 30 suddenly overcome their life
long prejudices, and doveiopn molherly
Tenderness IN thoir Golicitude for the
secuted dogma of Stnte Rights. In dis.
cussing this subject, wo arc not actu-
ated by disposition to cayil ut tho re-
suit OF tho action of tho Commission,
being perfectly willing that Mr.. Hayes
may enjoy all the honor to DO extracted
from position obtained by such qucs-
tionaGle. means: but after having been
robbed and plundercd npon "quib-
bling technicality," n decent regard for.
the opinions CT about 2OO. 900 majority
Of tho voters OF America, sLonld prompt
Republicans to enjoy their ophemeral
triumph In secret, md not to add insult
to injury by attempting to transfer tho
mountain of their sins md iniquities to
the shoulders OF tho Demootatic party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
STATE UNIVERSITY
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
ELIkO, NEVADA.

The first term OF this school will be-
gin September 18th. Mile and female
pupils prepared for College, or I'D
ranccd further und instructed in tho
collcgiHte branches. English studies.
mathematics and the aucicnt and
modern languages thoroughly tnnght-
Lessons i'll music by competent
teacher. No chnrgc for tuition music
extra; ulso. nu charge for room rent.
Board $40 per month. payable in ud-
vance, qmrlcrly. For further lInrticn-
arr address
-. Il. SESSIONS. Principal,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

:IoErisIon Hcraii; \ rittEburf paper
speaks Of II young man "who shot him
self in tho West End oro evening last
week" There il nothing like being
explicit. iii" young man Is severely
but not dangerously wounded; but il no
had ahot himself in tho southwest end,
aud lIllo northcrly, vcering south
westerly, thoIc would have been no
hopes Of his recovery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

TuE Salt Laho TrAmc of Tho 7lll snys
John d. Ice, tho pet lamb Of the
Mountain Meadows Church, was taken
10 lIdavcf'by Marshal Scisolb on Mon
day morning, 10 have Tho Second Dis
trict Court fly Tho day for shutting OF
his precious breath. Ills Rachel fol-
loved nftcr him yesterday morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

TnE Faot'ighi, published In Virginia
City, IL tho only paper in Storey county
that had IlIo courage md Independence
TO oppose TINT infamous DQUanln Com.
promise bullion Tax bill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

Gor. Nicn"ra, Of Louisiana Is rccov.
cring his health and IL now considered
out uf danger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

q number OF flags were displayed in
Jersey City, Mnrch .. in honor Of the
Inauguration. I'm several notable in
stances Ia" iinSs wcic diapcd in mourn.
ing, others were bound will, Grape ana
hing at hnli-mnst. Ono man ,loing
business as u butcher, on Grove street,
hung out u black flag aud tNo Amcri-
can flags bound with jlncl. 4 disord-
crly crowd Of several hundred .rGrRoms
collected in front 81 his ri cc and julk.
ri about tho nattcr, but no othor do
munstrhtious were made. -. .r,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

THE thief, Nelson. who turned i'll to
assist Harrington III his murlcrous AS
Hault on the Jail keeper yesterday morn
ing, aud was subsequently put i'll extra
heavy irons, says tho Virginia Chf"niefc
Of the 7th, Was yesterday marched
through the streets to tho new JUL, with
his iron ornaments nll ndornin9 his
person. and wax placed in ono al tho
dungeons Of the new Jail. which III set
apart for his sole mud exclusive usc.
Tho Jail authorities will lake pleasure
in giving this ambitious despcrndo
special attention. ITnrrinGton's con-
duct they cnn loul; upon with considcra-
ton. M Ito was fighting for his llfe,
but Nelson Ind 10 sufficient inducrmcni
to tempt him TO assist in murder, nm
less hc was willing to murder for mon
~
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
SHIPPiNG LN1ELLiGENCE.
PORT OF NEW.YORK....

popTOF EEW.iORK. z
CLEARED.
Steamship Colunbus. Reed, havana, W. p clyde Co.
CiE -. ~ ,Gi stream Crowe Charleston, s. C.. J. w
enr H. Tindicator Rogers Phladclphia Hand.
Steamship VihclaDd Bowen BatmcIe, VIA CAMDEN '"
xxx rnp Guss) Hoginan Colk for orders Funch Edyc
LAX idaho richardson Cenueeo Cuba. Tucker Light
BaiS Giuseppe Rocco uta. castelano, Beyrouth syria
I Co o,rl I.olfs. Hamburg Ger, Herman Koop
Rsrx Agler lNor) Kciuertsou, Aanu. Den, Benham
fsK MacclayeH Gtal, Marosca Alexandra, Egypt
Iris Ata oven Pet;eugn Mon,ey1eeo Uruguay John
8. ie tiardner IIavcnr POnt-a Peie Guad H. A.
@ Mn Tnipp. 1Iay), Rrandborg, Cages, Hay
@ Tg Vston Collins. Havana, CUBA, James w Eiwen
So So A. J. P,,,lnsu. Hall. Maianzas Cuba Miller
BIg i.sipg sun GnGng Bridgei5wn Bar, L. w. & r.
ScLr. s. IL Lane, Mch'n@c Portsmouth y H. Isaac L.
staples. , ,,..,.,, ,y,,r,,rrtor Del ,bas 1ri,o
sCIir suI.mcrvlo lDr). swan Lockpor y. - Boyd 4"
lin IT, A. De Wit Mauson Fcrnandina, Fla. Rose
scT CAME Johnson Chareston, 5. g., Evans Ball & Co
schr Vim. Deming. HOdirs ST. Kills W. l., Jones *
cir o. c. Acle Toms Bridgeport Stamford Manufacture
sep Ida Palmer, Palmer, bridgeport stamford Manuiac
er iicy Jones' Ma1uel Richmond, Va, Van Brunt
chr Acadia tBr). Cameron Petit Goaye Hayn "eth'' q
scif Mary l. Power, WHEY. Hamilton Bar, Jones q
sI H. s Mzell ErowIley Kew Orleans, Frank Pidscon'
iscbr Minnie g. Loud, Holt Matanzas, Cuba, Miller q
Houcliton. -, ,,>s .,..... ,,to,u,ona Va Fv,us
Ball ~ Co.
ARRIVED.
s,o.r.tin A1e,riA (Brl Watson, Liverpool Feb a. VIA
ontss,ow 2jt with and rs pass TO Cas g. franck
-. ,,t,,, ,,,.. an, ,as. ,
Old Dominion steamship co n, ,,,...
sSteo,sin Atls (rl Low. Aux Cayef Feb "a and Kings
ton Jam 2Sth with Iuise. and PASS 70 ll fOI"oo1 -
Sfearn,hp CIV of Atlanta, NoodfN Charleston usys
with Iuisc and istns. TO JaA ". Onntard q 90
Orleans Dearborn, NtW-OIleIhs WIN muse
and vass 10 CLARK q Seaman. r.,-- -o h.,
ship Nuoyo hatter QsaI Lacomare, Palermo ~ ID! 81
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pJCSENG HPC S1yyFD

FOR IIVERPOOI~-TG sfrGf,s'P h59ssu,iG, March Il
Ral!Our Thomas Barring Ma. H. J. Bennett Chester BIZ
inrs AIcNacor CUAcrcH, Mr and Ms CAtres p t&s.Iy
W = Chase MISS =. = CClc, ). r Corm.r, Nj aud hrs
William donaldson Earl oi punrayen AID mtn.cvan y IT,
Emm0.. H. r. Fielding, Hr aud Mn. T. Penn GassC j.
W : IICsgcs, Miss Anna =. Lea. j. W luhn, Rev IL T.
Mepdrq Robert Nc;maID, pt {. H. NoriiS MI ana MIS-
JO.ep Willie j. aCsS, auts la on Mt SIdEey
H. b. smith. r. W strange, n. ". dr SucSlc w. Tudor
/, r. " Kin son. Tac.nas Nauai.an, GeOI &c MaEdBan.
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pASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM Aux CAYES-I1 SsGWsttp AtaS, March IA.
KiDCsIry Nj. and Mrs EroUNs MSS hSHw0i MAY flske
j. ". FcTltr, Gen. SGuEnoA, Col SanElneliL F. n2s7d
can't and Mrs Fcrtsuu h. PccEon j. LabrJdr \. N. Dem
nine C. Not2,cr - H. Nichols W. or. J. Delcido, NJ j.
E,srgIcz ID L. and Mrs BuFIstcn. Children a9d servaaI
MI Doug ass MIS- DAVIS, NJ {. EertOn, u. w Ly yOns
J. H. Griffin, u. 7. Uaming.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
MINIATrPE ALMANAC.

sun rises - G:2s sets. COO Moon rises. 3:O
WAiEE FIii> DAl- A.s
Hook Cows islauu 2Jl licl g. Ferry. ifO
WAITE .liia DAY 7. N
25l sid.G. 3.2S lieu q. Ferry. 6:lI
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

Grants thoughts on leaving the White
House: would live Away ask not to stay. for
faese close-fstod fellows might cut dUwu my pay
IMnrct.-fNI Pros.
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5itnniions iuanleo-Males


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twenty iJrst al Bank Buiding;. 10 T.
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CARPENTER-By Il man in "A store, factory
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10 Oh tctioa to going ia tho country. Address C. !" L.
Tribune Offer.
CLERK.-Any mercantile firm needing the
sryes O a clerk get their reports at tho
various mercantile agcnces may address A. NJ, Tribune
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amnsemeHis.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IN "WAGNER." March ~.


DIRECTOR y.
IT'LL WAGNER OPERA FESTIVAL"
WILL BE INAUGURATED on
MONDAY EVENING, March r. 1877,
At O'CLOCK, -
when RICHARD WAGNERS Grand Spectacular opera
TIE FLYING DUICHiAN,
"TIIE FLYING DUTCiiMAN" ,.
will be perOTIn. (fJr the rs time In Anercal IN stt
eordanee with the u5trous composer diree ti
with costumes. mise and accessories esslroy
including moving ships expressly constructed
Mime EUGEEIE PAfPENHElMs
established European and American rrpu&Oh IN ibe oic
Senta In "The Flying Duchnan JUslos the o,
most powerful Interpretation OF Richard WagneFs great
creation.
"THE FLYING DUTCHMAN"
will be presented with tie following excellent cast
Nine. Eugenic Pappcnht in. as
Miss Cooncy y -
His irst appearance in this role. r,.,on,
MI feilN Pfeusser as ,,,o
Mr. A. Blum. ... Flying DucRnan
The ''WAGTER6i FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA
OF sIXTY (ool yIRru0SShl,,rs
Musical Director and Conductor MT A.
WEDNESDAY, March l4-SECOND "WAGNER' NlGhi'
LoHENGRIN ,.rr- ,rctrr
FRIDAY, March l6-TIfRD WAGNER Ni1hl
SATURDAY MATINEE- -LOiENGRIN Uast tnel: ,,.r
MONDAY, March lg-fOl ltrlI g WAGNER Num-
TANNHAVSER. ,-,
In active preparation viii be presented on the week
DIE wALKURE
for the irSi time IN America
SPECIALTncung patrons OF the opera can row oo,h @
aguer pamphlet pp just published. upon Application
at the box Office Of the Academy, gratis
SPECIAL.
Reserved price two ~? dollars can now D" hah i1I
either Academy; also schuDerth NO. 20
Unosquare SchTners 30. 7Ol, and Ku pans No III
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fine ARTS
Tiuc ARTS
MR.. SILAS c. EVANS's PRIVATE COL
WI LECTION
OF
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
NOW on
FREE EXHIBITION

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
EVERY DAY AND EVENING FOR ONE WEEK.
Mr. EVANS las collector Tor nearly twenty years,
and many Of his paintings by artists whose works are now
difficult 10 obtain.
Nearly al 0 artists of note represented.
ard fl,e names foreign artists Of rank Ia various
scnoos of arc are attached pictures OF great merit.
with taste, Decn
t,g,u 20 f-ithcr a variety pleasant sui jects
mainly cabinet size, have been hheTay OOught
well trcfOr class which will satisflcu0n
to IN, mass OF picture buyers. go ,--,,-
auction VIII all0fu
opportunity to purchasers. -,
Inc exhibition and sale VIII bc under the Iefu OF MT =
f. AVERY IS Fitthaye, vino will iOrwad Catalogues Ie-
Ceiye orders, etc
WF.D!SESDAY and III u IISDAI, March II ana 10.
Il. SOMERNIILE, AuctiODeer.
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Golcis.

HOTEh-LOdgings, 50c;
" 200 leit Single rooms Tor gentlemen only weekly SO
-. Corner EDWCry aIl y. gard q.
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Gclp Wnutsb

NVANTED-A young woman to do general
w housew Ork for family OF two must be lag u
into country Apply after $50 m Top tai i51 West
42d-st.
WANTED-By small family residing %
w short distance cut Of The ety. competent Mol@an 10 10
plain cooking and 10 wash and Iron Sw,e or German pre-
ierred. Apply al Is living place irom ~ " to-day.
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paar0 Gno Rooms.
Below Four:oenth-gt ct

Below Four:oenth-St.
DVERTI$EMENTS FOR TIE NEW
YSN TEifty - w WIt A SMiE cdr R rGryrsi is
81; on iOs Wet " cf; + f flft (t 0;i.iC IyS
M ~ ma ave cor ueiq ,ycity iouI ih 81.
Hiaca say!Ass BaG Buldins, NJ to T. ~ at regular
AN miner part Of HOUSE to LET ~ West
" 325t 10 private family only; every convenience Tor
no. > 5TH-AVE.-With Beard, 4 laree, Gle
~ gl4dY flIn.shei double EooM' s"iteIA eAp''uiei
fl WEST 9TII-ST-A nicely furnished
square ROOM for grcu@n ana M5ie or i"o Siic i5i
hfi't,,s', hrstciass; ireicrjaccs exchanged.
West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, living in their own
tontias @"re pei ,ied Tl - So is& East
nNE large ROOM, with closet, on third
sSGr to L1i Toqi ad sS! II E fr I"y an;o %
rcc.ed pirat aly housa iist caas; relerclces. CAN
rE,O LFT-34 West 2Gth-st., large HALL
l. HOoN5 with BoAED TO gentlemen strictly first class
20 WEST 2ITH-ST.- .-Parlor and bedroom
~Se or second foJr fiou; with hoard also. rooms or gcn
tlcnen, win boarL Transient noai'rr' ts~en
~ ;7h5% 7IAy& qsaE H5an i: 1a: wt' :j a1a5 F,'iai1 M
A. WEST 25TH-ST.-Two handsome front
II ROOMS to LET with frst-clHs' oo'Idi highest rel
CT"ncc-.
En| West 19th-st., near Gth-aye.-ROOMS,
EOD will wi;hou. Board, doIbe and single
East Side.
4 FLO0R-Five Rooms, Bath, ,&c;-located
~ on dadsonaNe; private table II GrFircd Also an apart
BaL B&iLFY Rl 6cs s' eS]s SS'e' iui'' go '' 0' a.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
- snd Physicians ofce' rAe'9non'Oie board % East
DLEASAXT ROOMS, newly furnished, for
4 gentlemen Win breakfast or board # desrdi good
nrigh6orol and lovely house, with The comforts Of home
- fTH-ST., 1874 EAsT-A large, we'll fur
~ hiohed FhoNr Room, With superior board Also
lE EAST 32D-ST. Oirat-class private house,
.bO Front end connecting also hsl roon with
boarl, IN American Gadlt ahily terms modelaie.
rsp EAST G1ST-ST.-A second story frort,
teb sunny ALCOVE and other ROOMS, win tcass
BOARD; private faniiy
TIH EAST 24rlI-ST.-Ilandsomely FUR,
4 ko NIshED Rooms, cu suite or siuslc; paror and
ITO MADISON-AVE-Mrs. r. II. JENKINS
9 Las sqaorc room and hail room on fourth door Tor
Brooklyn Board.
BOARD on the IIights, No. II JoralcmOn-st.;
- corner iicEsFvc niautIs walk from %a stree, ara
for fami~s or single gentlemen az moderate rli,+.
Country Board.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A fine opportunity for
v snail families T. obtain EpaED hr tcass table and
accoBmoaio;s with ono coufof at moderate terms s:-
mated Hew Haven Railroad Address s.. SLELl,
DaTlen, Conn.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
HyvANTED-FO RENT in the country, from
w Nay ], Tie summer, 0r ROOMS Ia farm house,
or smell station high ground shaded aud
healthy Jersey the Hudson not one hoar from
CITY Han Address with al particulars g.. $50 Monroe
st, BIoCGyn.
TjoiriG
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08
f)in!cr Resorts.

AIKEN, $. C.-Bcst climate in the United
~ states
INNAIIDS.
Good board moderate prices can be obtained by addressing
q. Co. AIKEN, =. &.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

'EsTBROoK, J.
1918. .Mutnal Life Ins. Co.
agt. HOWland et nj.
1893. H0yt ct al. agt. NichOi.
son.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

2S. .GrOesbeCk agi. Gr0es-
beck.
81 SChmitt aEt Raup.
&c. Mutual Lifc Ins. Co.
at. Monaghan.
20. Porter at. Morris.
lOl. Gushing aEt. The May
or. &c.
lC2.Cia.LN a0t. Donovan.
lOf. Eubbcil 9gt. The Com.
Nut. Ius. Co.
l2o..CumninCS agt. y. \.
Cement 60.
l3O. staten Island II. II. co.
agt. Tho iayor, &c.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-08

DCMurTcr. .
4..CvclYp act. Attorney
General.
L.r otI Fact
1iS Match 0si Atlantic and
Pacific Tel CO.
III. RlgL,y az. Cohen.
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81. waiting. &C. agt. Ge-
arty g a..
llO.AUl&h at Schmse-
.tkp.
ljl...Ten EyCk agt. Cory sc
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atlantic Nat. Bank.
50. .Sl.rt Sgt IiGIdW .cAe.
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