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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
a nIuseInenGSs I-uXurieS and
Labor In New York.

AS dull as are the times, and as
hard as money is to get, it is a sing
ular thing that the places of amuse-
ment are better patrOnized than
ever. The opera, with seats at 81,
is erOwed; the theaters are full
nightly, and the drinking houses
and more fashionable restaurants,
where a dinner costs 81 to Sc, have
lost none of their patronage. And
the retail stores are doing exceed
ingly we'll.
There has never been q time when
the fashionable retailers sold more
costly goods than they have this
season. The jewelers. are selling
enormous quantities of expensive
goods, and the importers of silks
and laces and that class never sold
more. And the question is, who
buys them? New Workers, as a
rule, are economizing, but neverthe-
less the goods go. One standing an
hour at the bars of the great hotels,
and seeing the amount of brandy
consumed at forty cents a drink,
wouldn't suppose the country was
suffering from a stagnaIion in busi-
distress in the city. Nor would
they suppose that $4,000 men were
out of work on the island, and that
their wives and children were actu-
ally suffering for bread. The two
extremes come very close together.
Labor continues unsettled and
unsatisfactory. The employers are
dischargiDg vast numbers of men
and reducing not only the same, but
the wages of those they retain.
The poor fellows, driven to mad.
ness strike-the factories close, and
then come hunger, cold and desper-
alton. This will be the worst win
ter New York has ever seen. La
boring men who have something to
do cut of New York are very
lucky.-New York Cor. Toledo
Blade.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Quite large party of the youth
OF South Bend, Ind, who feel call
ed upon to congregate before the
abode of every neWly-married
couple and conduct themselves
like delegation direct from the
internal regions, had assembled be-
fore the residence of BIrs. VIM.
Defrees, on Wayne street, in that
city few night since, to "bell''
her daughter and Marshall C.
Urqhart, who had just been mar
ried. The kideous serenade was
st its widest, when the crowd, in
tent on nothing hut the business
in hand, was stampeded by a de-
LUCE ofwater poured from q n.y.
drant less than 3 hundred feet
swsy. They went down like q set
OF ten pins before . clean sweep.
AS fast as they could recover they
fed down Wayne street, leaving
their torturing musical instru-
ments upon the field. But q Sec
ond detachment of hose boys had
clapped q length of hose to the
by drant at Wayne and Franklin
streets, and a. the vanquished
serenaders, soiied and streaming
from the first onslaught, came up,
they were again sent TO grass by
another Waterspout- They escap-
ed over fences and through alleys,
looking more ike drowned rats
than human beings.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

IL is regarded as almost certain
that the young printer by tht
name Of Hunter, from Pittsburgh
Es., who was heard Of in the vie
unity OF the mountains last fall
was lost in attempting to ascend
Mount Washington. e. the sigma
men On the sammit report tbs
the sseakher ct that time vas
very uufesofable tor making the
ascent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

DO fishes hearq', il a

"DO fishes hearp is . mooted
question. They certainly seem
sensitive to sound in some cases.
But Mr.. Seth Green, the piscicul-
turist, states that though they
are keen OF vision and very sensi-
tive to the slightest jar, they can
not hear. A slight vibration in
the water where they are will dis
turb them as once, but they re.
main quiet when . loud noise an
accompanied by . jar ismade near
them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Mr.. James Hinton has written q
physiology for practical use, in the
course of which he af1irms that the
passage of the ear does not require
cleaning by US. Nature undertakes
that task, and in the healty state
fulfills it perfectly. Her means for
cleansing the ear lie the wax, which
dries up into thin scales, which peel
off and fail away imperceptibly. In
health the passage of the ear is new
er dirty, but an attempt to clean il
will infalliblY make it so.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
SHERTFF'S SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
In an execution issued out of the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District, sitting in
and for Lyon county, Kansas, wherein q
w. Brown is plaintiff and G. w. Rice is
defendant, will, on Monday, the Sth day
CT February, A. ID. 1875, at 1 o'clock D.
m, at the front door of the court house, In
said county, ofier for sale, by public auc.
tlon, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, all the right, title and interest OF
the defendant, G. w. Rice, in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot. No. ITO on Market street, in the city
Of EmporIa, Lyon county, Kansas, with
all the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Said real estate will be sold as the pro.
perty Of defendant, G. W. Rice. TO satisfy
said execution.
Sheriff's Office, Jan. 8, 1915.
JOHN BAY,
2-G Sheriff Lyon Co., Kan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
The Howl Over the bloody
CIaa1m.
Chicago Tribune.


The howl over "the bloody
chasm," "the oppression of the Gov
ernment," and the like, becomes
doubly absurd in view of the fact
that in the National Legislature are
to be found to-day the second high
est civil officer of the Southern Con
federacy, Alexander H. Stephens,
and thirty-seven of his comrades,
both in the Senate and in the House.
In the Senate are to be found Geo.
Goldthwaite, Confederate Adiutant-
General of Alabama; Thomas NJ.
Norwood, member of the Georgia
Confederate Legislature John p.
Gordon, Rebel Major-General
James l.. Alcorn, Confederate Brig
Adier-General; Matt. w. Ransom,
Confederate MaIor-General from
North Carolina, and his colleague,
Augustus S. Merriam, Confederate
District Solicitor; Henry Cooper
Confederate Circuit Judge in Ten.
nessee; John w. Johnston, an old
lawyer from Virginia; and Henry
Il. Davis, Rebel sympathiser from
West Vagina. In the House, Vir-
ginia is represented by five eX- Con
federates, as follows: James Il. Seu-
or, newspaper correspondent with
Lees army Thomas Whitehead, q
cavalry officer; John T. Harris, q
member of the Confederate Legisla.
Iure; Eppa Hunton, q Brigadier-
General and q prisoner in Fort
Warren Rees T. Bowen, one of the
oldest men in the House, and an ex.
member of the Rebel State Legisla-
tnre. From Texas there are four
eK-Confederatess William S. Hern.
don, William u. Mclean, Dewitt
Z. Giddings, and A. III. Willie, all
Of the army. Tennessee is repre-
sented by Washington c. Whit.
horn, Gov. Harris, Adjutant-G ener.
al, and j. d. G. Atkins, member oil
the Rebel Provisional Congress.
From North Carolina there are A
N. Waddell, Lieutenant Colonel OF
Rebel cavalry; w. A. Smith, q
member OF the Confederate State
Legislature j. II. Leach, member
of the last Rebel Congress Thomas
III. Ashe, q Confederate Senator
w. n. Roberts, Rebel army officer
and the relentless Gen. Robert
Vance. L. Q. Q. Lamar, the only
ex-Confederate representative from
Mississippi, was prominent diplo.
matte officer, Every representative
from Georgia, but one, was in the
Confederate service; H. p. Bell
Confederate Congressman; p. NJ
b. Young, MajOr-General II. II
Harris, member OF the State Con
vention; Phillip Cook, Brigadier
General; II. II. Whitley, army Off
GER; Morgan Rawles, g Rebel Colo
mel and the distinguished Confed
crate Vice-President, Stephens
From Ala are there J. H. Sloss
the ousted Confederate Mayor o.
Tuseumbia; j. H. Caldwell, Solici
tOr-General of the State; and Chas
Pelham, of the Confederate army
II this is cruelty and oppression
anything short of cession OF the en-
tire Government to the South mus
be cruelty and oppression.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

The Republican State Central
Committee of Connecticut have de-
cided to call the State Convention
on the 10th OF January.
at l O'Clock, Thursday morning,
on Mount Washington, the Their
mometer stood thirty degrees be-
low zero, and the wind was blow
ing q gale 100 miles an hour.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Brooklyn Argus Enrique Ma,o,
the Partisan medium, declares that
disembodied spirits are assigned TO
the different planets of the solar
system according to the scale which
recognizes certain peculiar condi.
tiOns on each planet a. suited to the
various peculiarities of character
manifested by the spirits while in
the flesh. We have been thinking
that, according to this partition OF
eternity, Susan d. Anthony's spirit
will be assigned to Mars"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

a lady says critics are like drunk
en- men whose breath indicates what
liquor they have been imbibing.
AS she reads she can tell whether in
the last week they have been read
ing Macauiay, DE Quincy, OF
Carlyle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Conversation at breakfast table :
Smith--"Ain't John late in bring
ing. the mail this morningw Jones
ii gness there Is something in
the postal cards that he dosen't un-
derstand. He is probably reading
them over twice! :"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
Treating tlae wrong Disease

Many times women call upon
their family physicians, one with
dyspepsia, another with palpita-
ton, another with trouble of the
breast, another with pain here and
there, and in this way they all pre-
sent alike to themselves and their
easy-going and Indifferent doctors,
separate and distract diseases, for
which he prescribes his pills and
portions, assuming them to be
such, when in reality, they are all
symptoms caused by some uterine
disorder; and while they are thus
only able perhaps to palliate for a
time, they are ignorant of the
cause, and encourage their prac-
tice until large bills are made,
when the suffering patients are no
better in the end, but probably
worse for the delay, treatment,
and either complications made,
and which a proper medicine di-
rected to the cause would have
entirely removed, thereby institut-
ing health and comfort instead of
prolonged misery.
From Miss Lorinda E. ST. Clair,
Shade Athens Co., Ohio:
"Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Your Favorite Prescription is
working almost like q miracle on
me. am better already than 1
have been for over two years"
From Ella A. Schafer, Zanes-
vile, Ind:
"Dr. Pierce Il received the
medicine you sent me and began
using it immediately. As a result
of the treatment / feel better than
/ have for three years."
From Mrs. John X. Hamilin,
Odell, Ill:
"Dr. Pierce-The favorite Pre-
scription has done me good, which
I am very thankful for.''
DIR. Pierce's Fayorite Prescrip-
ton is sold by dealers in medicine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
T-z-1

The National Locomotive
Works at ConneIlsviiie, Pa. have
closed . contract with the Cairo
and st. Louis Railway, which VIII
employ the establishment all vim
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
500 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and Second Hand, of 6rst-cIass snak-
erE. will be sold at Lower Prices for cash
or on InstalIments, or for rent. in City or
Country, during these hard times and the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS a.
son, 4S1 Broadway, than ever before Of
fered ia New York. Agents wanted TO sell
Waters New Scale Pianos, and Concerto
Organs. Illustrated Catalogue Mailed
Great Inducements to the Trade. a large
discount to Teachers, Ministers, Church
es, LOdRee, Schools, etc.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

Hunters, trappers, and tresspassers of nj,
kinds are hereby notified that they are forbid
den TO hunt, trap or tresspaSs upon the fol
loving described premises, from and after
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TN. sEDGWIeK.
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PHYSICIANS
&. II. RICE.
OHlSlLIAS, Americas. kansas.

J. 8. LAwRENCE,M. I'D, TINSIE 4. LAwREkCR.Ap.
LAWRENCE Il LAWRENCE.
PHYSICIANS Il SURGEONS. Offices
and residence 1917 Commercial street,
EmpOria, Kansas. Mrs DIR. Lawrence
will give prompt attention to calls in the
country day or night.
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ANNA WARREN, Nj. n

ANNA WARREN. NJ ID.
OFFICE in brick building, next south
" to i. o. Residence northeast cor
ner of Merchant and 9Th avenue.
q. w. SUTTON, NJ. d..
TCLECTIC PHYSICIAN, Hartfor 4,
IL Lyon county, Kansas.
j. j. WRIGHT, nj. H..
OFFICE over First National Bank.
~ Residence on West street.
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l.. ID. JACOBS, M. d..
.nFFICE in NEWS Block, up stairs.
~ ianITatr
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Business Cbdnces.

nRI1G STORE FOR SALE.-Ouc of the best
II .It4ssl fIr-i AairD--, foI
4, lars EDWIN 4. WARlIN. W"foe> c1 t".s
DETAIL Drug store tor sale: gOJd ciaa ce.
particulars address Geo ". ~occbcl trtac ltnn
TVD CAPITALISTS.
Z Attention csuoIto PEBEMPTORY SALE under fore
CLOSURE u second MORTGAGE valua', Est River Front Manu-
fae.rr~ Property opposite 3itht Dot oCNi75 suhstant al
Brek Buldng Fix stories Q0xG0. 2iiuch walls erected IN
1- .a- OJ1 dr,t inoI5 lgo can be continue! aud
Yfanarjy worked or cs Win poat Full AMI satisfactory
Information can Jr obtained OF .---.--.
Mfi
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Alar1!c ano Slate Glartel5.

EASONl & ISOLA,
I STEAM WAEHII, and GRANITE WORKS,
.IO To- iJZ Wc-i iltilSf, near broadway.
E5rrro1'- Mgufrl- tltrs Figures. IEug " NalsCotlng.
g. Importer. frl4 ail manufacturers in Italy o iri Die
wors pi every description.
u -. a. 4. :. NICHOIS.-2jO entirely new
W designs Marble lstc and wood Msutcis Mlnuiac-
trIr- Iron tr->tiGe, stable i1xtures Pence crates t
Nsu. WhDicir and retail send FOL catalogues - iU'
sol S.. opposite WOuAst.
0nO NARBLEIZED AND MARBLE MAN
pFD TEIS dcsieus, from Sl2 upwards, CLOSING oGi
s -fr4t rrlartln cash marble turning ior tue 1
A EIAPFlt l}i East lsti ST. near TAird ave, ~. y.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
hUinter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. p,
~ Bahamas VIII open Nov Steamer wili Leave Nsw
every 10 days and make the "trip IN less ah two
last Winter did not but v
from ~ making delightful climate In the world
For particulars address
CANTA CRUZ, WEST INDIES.-Ren0wned
- for sslubrty OF climate and beauty Of scenery.
BULOWSMINDE,
the late palace OF the Governor for guesR Terms
moderate pamphlets with full particulars apply IN H. X
VAN SICKLEN, Bblopole, No 1873 Nassau ST., Rev ok
WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALlDS.
w one hundred fifty invads than now have
be very nicely and comfortably cared for and have tho
best opportunities TO get well during this Fall aud WINTER a
Our Home the Hillside Posto Office, Dansye Livingston
Co. NewYork IL is the largest Hygiene Institution IN the
world wei OF all durable diseases withOu
the Of medicines We accommodate 800 persons ana
from IL States aud Cana Ia Tor the ran
and Winter The location is magnificent for Winter residence
Send six cents In postage stamps for circular pamphlet anu
steel engraving OF tho Cure and s coages Address as
above, JAMES Z. JAChSoN'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
1Orters
nORTFR-TSEFTV, J

nORTFR-USEFT'L MANA respectable
young man would like place as PoRTIl in store or
good references Apply at ODELL'S AGENCY, lOJ West
3ith.st.. corner Broadway. xs1
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Cooks.

NVANTED--By a man q SITUATION in q
restaurant as COOK understands meats oysters, and
carving. Address &. l., SJO StlaFe
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Drn 0ooos.

ECONONY IN OUSEKEEPING.-Csrpet
l. luerons an wool as75c 3pys at II 2 lapcsuN n
g. 10 Brussels, a. -l 7j Negots "a ~ 70 Also bargains Az
~ rr Ir'diUF
lord & TAYLOR corner Grand and Chrys'ests.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Giinaiions Wanteo nldles
Coachnen.

Coachmen.
4 DVERTISFMENT FOR THE NEW
uProWN OFFICES. No. T.. .sYs Broadwav cor. Thirty
hrst ST. 3Os West Twenty third-st cor E,ghthaye,
100 Third. ave-, cor. Forty. .sevcnthst at the HARLEM
twenty lIarem savings Bauk liudn and at tho
BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE, No. BIB Washington,st,
next door to the Postoce up TO IN, al regular ONCE
rates
A SITUATION wantcd-By a COACIlMAN.
~ thoroughly unde Stands his business In aIespeets
best city reference Call address w g. GA 6 ave
harness store.
4 FIRST CLASS COACHMAN and GROOM
~ wishes a SITUATION-Understands plain gardening,
and Is capable Of taking charge Of Fensmsns sronnaS
dress W. Box 50, Tribune Uptovn Ohc, ~ IIom~ay.
NOACHMAN or GRO0M'' SITUATION
" wanted by competent young man has excellent city
fSi csli or address 6AcnMHS iSs West ioihii
NOACHMAN, GROOM, and USEFUL-By a
~ aged ~ years. care, groom, ihd f'e hulsss
Keep carriages and harness in order; al MIX AMI ICED cd
tend furnace &C.; best r-cOml ndatOn ,aI
al CARPENTERS, los 6thayc, near ttlsti -
NOACHMAN, GARDENER, and USEFUL
~ MAN place; be 10 steady, reliable. industrious
the city c1naiy used TO iOiseS cows Sc can
milk and work Tor low wages now. and go any distance has
very best Of references and can be seen al the
BUREAU, l3S Othaycr above lUthst'
NOACHMAN AND GR0OM.-A young man
OF horses thoroughly is an excellent groom ard
d.vcT wou1 ike place in CITY luntTy can tuill,h IN
i0ganle references Apply at ODErL > AGENCr, ioo
West 3fth-st.. corner broadway.
NSvANTED-By an Englshman, situation
W as COACHaAN and GARDENER; steady. sober, in
dusrOus; driver; milk ana attend fuace good
No MiganIiace, Gtaye, between 10Th ana
llth-sts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Gardeners.

NNvANTED-A situation as GARDENER {;
w married bv Practical man mdisec h"~tf, tfii,
and vegetable garden. take ~ c,;tnans place
CITY reference. MARTIN. l37 Graham ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Matters.


4 CHINAMAN wants a situation as WAITER
" IN boarding. house is good waiter wages SO good
A You've (colorcd) MAN, unmarried. wishes
D. T. 10 io MeD.u;as. NOD ei,S. '.'''',''
WAITER AND USSEFUL-A respectable
w single tonng man rs WAII.E IN private family @ or
boarding houtc und stand, ls 16.ine,s ta?rols 2nA
cad Gils Ay 1 at oDELLs 15ESGi 100 West Sihs,
ner Of Broadway.
Miscellaneous
EngliShman wantS sitnai2n as as iirstC!ss s oS
AdlrrI, II. i,i 'iCTER, 25i East @ith't.
A STRICTLY sober, industrious, honest man
wants situation as 81 AMY Accgry qttG or a& Edras as
j. h.. -, Last jaiii-'i., pT.Ndtc aoie
A RELIABLE, willing colored man wants
a aiuat on 10 TEND FURNACE and make himself
s G1iy rsG Ttic Aq ~ rs ar % %c&T5 S cAiTEY $i5
West a6tl-st.. Jctnrcn sth ant 9,h.ave,, rear.
4 GENTLEMAN OF experience in the care
other nrat duty; can give t.e he.t o rigrncr N'd,s
4 USEFUL NAN (Chinamam wants situation
" asa GENERAL HOUSE SERVANT. he IS good waii ?.
er o SS'd q6y dI.t.c si & cy Grcj caa he .cs At r6r
I.-Ih%r ~, REAr. laS cu.aier above lo'hst.
4 RELIABLE COACHMAN, GARDINER,
~ and vile Professionals competent COOK and LAtA-
DiES-, vita hcs, of icrtac,a ty arc b9tl conptioai.
Ca be- sc-r. at iIE PRo rEsfANT EtREAU, 1873 otaye,
above 10Th %.
USEFUL MAN (SWcdc), with several
a wears reference. careful ,pichHn good wat'r
cafituel and general house servant fn WORK. &c Cah
be- sccp At the PROTESTANT HOME, l"S otia''. above
l9thst.
A BOOkkEEPEk 0crm9n) at rs years cX-
n pcruce ha- been ior i've year, III oae Ela, fac
f.g vould IKE 10 change ia on h the si or lJi ~ NO
micr. afraid Oi work or - make himsr generally use
satisfactory ftTtuCp aIt change Al
dress H., BOX II. Tribune oHcr.
ANE holding the degree OF \. Il. wishes cm-
- rl,ymeut in NE oFFICE of IHoEL7sioNAI ~ !. or
hic mocratc Call OF address 26S ~otkion ST. brooklyn
lIVIr rATIONS WANTED.-Man and wife, no
= family; man ~ COACHhAN and GARDkNEK; can NJ
tend uInace and DC generally useful wife As COOK aud
IA DRESS. general servant best ref rences Address
=. NJ. No. II WashngIUnst, \. J.
Useful MANLY Scotch Protestant, age
13 yr W 10 can do al kinds fTnWo. and drive
b0rs = care cattle milk buid &c; good rccm
mendat.ons. Call at CARrENrERS, IOB 6thaye., near
Jth ST
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Farmers,

EarmerS.
ENARM HAND.-A young man would like
d "A place on "a farm gcDilenaIs place; can DO a!l
kinds farming vegetable gardening, driving &c. and VIII
make himself generally ussful furnish references Apply
at ODELLs AGENCY. lU9 west 3ith ST. corner Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
5iiuation5 ,Uanieo--f feindIes.
Waitlass-s.
Miscel!ane eous.

4 7 PFLTON < coz, 6I5 G1-avc., near
ssh ST.. formerly with B.del vii be fond large seec
tion very stable SERVANTS bO.I Prot and
city aud country many who wiling to for
moderate wages
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22

NyvANTED-By an Englshman, situation
" as CoACHmAN and GARDENER; steady & sober in IN
references. No Miganiace, Gtaye, between 10Th and
llth-sts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
DR0VIDENCE AND STONlNGToN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
consolidation Of STONINGTON LINE and PRONII
LINE bet ,ceu NEN.NORK ana BOSTON.
SVn\INCrrAN II\E

TOE PRONInENCE. NEWrORr And BOSTON.
Tn elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. TUESDAYS.
TIit ESDANS. ana SATURDAYS :, and NARRAGANSErr
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, leave Pier SO,
\ h., foot ~ Jay-st, at p. m.
rr,ngh tckots pacpal points in New I'm gland ani
o. rrO,rces nav De CHAINED nj Railroad DepOts and Hotel
YNr Siaerooms may DE secured IN advance q; the
OF u Westcot Express COMPANY and al 3i9 Broadway
Ft,R4 ~ 4 -
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22

~ Swedish ProestauO VINO understands the and
manas OF horses thoroughly is excellent groom ard
DIVER woul1 ike a place in city Cmnty furnish IN
o &c tOuanle references. Apply at ODErL AGENCY IO9
3fth-st.. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
M PROVIDENNE DIREl

The sianch and powerful steauSlips ELECTRA, MON
psN%. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and GALATEA
TUESDAYS. THU URSDAYS and SATO IDAYS leave Piel
o. y H.. Robinson st. at . IN. Direct route
Ntrr,Ster and an Northern points via Worcester
freight Via either line takon at lowest rates.
D. g. BAbCOCK, President.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
Doaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st

y Post mansion - d. ng tod up for Grst class boarding.
is .ffe. may 0D am large small suites Of r. lus, fG
nsei or unfurnshe with without private table nun
bel of s.n gle