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Post Office.

Post Office
MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, i.a0 and $50 D. m.
Eastern way, 1i.40 a. m.
Troy way, ~ 45 a. m.
Troy, 1245 p. M, $40 4. rs and $50 n. m.
Albany, l245 p. M, $40 and $50 D. IN
Boston, IL 40 u. M, and $50 y. m.
Canadas, LIS p. m.
Northern way, so p. IN.
Burlington, 1.50 and $40 p. IN.
saratoga way, 2.40 and $50 p. III.
New YORK, l2.45 p. IN, 2.40, 4. rs and 40 %, m
Connecticut River way, $50 p. n.'
WOODSTOCK way Stage l.30 p. IN.
Chlttenden, Tuesdays and Saturdays 800 pm
Stockbridge (stage), 1880 p. In.
Remington IL As. 80 and 9.s0 D. M.
West Rutland, $50 a. In, l2.45, 2.45 and s. 90 D. m
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, lilo A. IN.
Eastern way, LBS p. m.
Troy way, 900 p. IN.
Troy, 100 a. M, 300 and 1.40 p. m.
Albany, 1900 a. IN. and 9.4O =. m
Boston, AS a. III. ard 1.55 p. m.
Canadas, 1872 m.
Northern way, 11.40 a. IN.
burlington, II 40 and IL. q. IN.
Saratoga way, 200 a. IN.
New York, u. o. a. M a. 40 D. m. and I 40 n IN.
ConnectlcutRiter way, $40 p. IN. -
Bennington, 1l40 am. and $40 p. m.
WOODSTOCK way, (stage) 1900 IN,
CHttenden, (TueSdayS and SaturdayS) ID. 80 A. IN
Stockbridge (stage), 1900 m.
Malls VIII be promptly clos ID Mt the spcci-
ned h0ur; all letters deposited In the street
boxes Will be collected al ql5 and II 10 n m
mails, at 900 p. IN. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box at the Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents fiye minutes previous to the de-
parture OF each mail train
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August Flow crS.

The most miserable beings IL the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-fve per cent. of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect,
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habtual costveness, palpitation of the
heart, heartburn, water-brash, gnawing
and burning pains in the pit of the stom-
ach, yellow skin, coated tongue and disa-
greeable taste in the mouth, coming up of
food after eating, low spirits. etc. Go to
the drug store of Albert w. Higgins, also
Rice & Co., Castleton, and get 20 cent
bottle, or sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try it. Two doses will relieve you.
nov16d&w1y
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RUTLAND.
from bellows Falls, l:40 q 1920 n. m., '1:h, q
tS:IV p. IN.
Burlington 1898 & '1i:4o ~ M. 1ao D. m, q
I:l0 p. In. 1917
" TicOnderOga, 'll3O a. To.
Bennington, '1l40 a.m.,A 40 g. t1i:lO u H.
Saratoga, 1900 m, $3.50 %. M
salem. lao l,:50 "A. m. q 'y:OUp.n
Port Henry, IL IN, and 0. 80 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, l2:45 q t4:l5 H. m .ll.s5 m a.
1880 p. IN.
Burlington, 1850 q t6;2l II. M, 1900 q 4sO p.u,
Ticondcroga, 200 p. III.
bennington, $3.50 u. H., 1;l5 & 2io p, IN.
Saratoga, $3.50 n. IN, q 800 p. IN.
Salem. l:40, 100 q 500 p. m.
Port Henry $50 a. M, and 800 p. m.
Mall Train linked
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pENN1soN,s PATENT su1ppING TAGS.

| DENNISONS PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
| becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and Statloners
| everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
| tune23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Che 8utlana Daily Globr.
TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1876.


.Onice In south end OF passenger depot, on
merchantS' Row. Open on sunday from 900 to
looo a. m, and 500 TO 100 D. M, and from 800
week. ~ -
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-13

UVAGS.- have now IN stock an assort-
ment OF Dennis0n's Patent Urecu0 ',
Labels and Merchandise Tags, whlch We VIII
sell at manufacturers prices. .,,,., O..
We have also q good stock OF Phillipb Sc
curity Hook-Tags," q very convenient anu se,-
yiceable article for merchants. Among ils III
ed than by any other means; the tag u so se.
curely locked that II cannot become detacnea
from the goods; no chance OF the tag Decomihg
70 tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and cheap. Call ana examine
them
, 1875-06-12

R Clair; din1inutiou Of record eugge&ed, md leave
gist Il to tlle lincttiei record.
us. bolrd D! Trustees ~. Metacnh!ssr; arral from
Iaion; motion To 1mIrs sppeal for lack sufficient
srpeal bnn.
*. Croft n. Dlchfns; error to Marion: motion en-.
tered ts strite at,idAvit frou. Amsnded rtcnrd.
2N. Atnnt ct n. DassII o. II, to hoproe
" sarrrntit NJ parties, leave ras gfven 10 aurriy
dehcttncIea In r,rnrh.
c4Lt or pocEEr.
III. 1nnfs St. ft7uIs 1:s!lru,d Company n. CoEt !
appeal !r,ua Fayntte: tax n Of, tsH.
~. H!choa vs.. iirRIaby: upi.af from st. c'Ar; !;
saGu or1tr.
pal FROM Jertey; sanle order.
~. nrtrs "a. CITY Of Sit. Vernon; appeal from
Jefferson; tau1h erdhr.
is6. sasno W. sau1e sppoal from jefferson s.ms
lts. Brush ". city Of c.rbondale; appeal from
|nrksur Ea1ne order.
o,r! H., Atkins vs. soaro 'pp'.! from '1'a''on ''"'
iI: sr,ah ct Al. ". Thosnlae4 appeal from llad!-
sou: sam, Hrdts. -
~. kaufman ". u'sht; appeal from Mntllaoa {;
ito. Tashn'toek ". Gillian: appeal from Ma4ll.on !:
ssnie ortc:.
Isl. k,tr.,ref r'. Cooper .ppeaI from Madison !:
ia. sshantnlonal ". ntol appeal from 81. Clair
l;a. unuls Educational aoc,e.y H. sat.der ape
lt4. Sy1nouds ~. Lalper; appeal from clay aams
order.
is. NARROW ct u. ", NARROW: appeal from Clay
esma order.
1sd. 1tuttcr st a. Va. Trottar; sppeal fTou wayas
aaiue orslsr. ..'
ls7. Carondo'o& Iron works ~. Meore st H. srror
70 Ut. Clair: argued orally aud Alblntcl.
fsa bafinw It A. ". Htanhard ct H.; appeal from
Crawford: dismissed.
lSp. Dauer ". Carney: appeal from Madison; ais.
nIste1.
100. Frencn tbs peoplo, e.c.: appeal from Jes-
fetao1 taken on call.
Adjourned until morning.
, 1875-06-12
.slAxin'S New Acquisition,

=
Tho acquiBitiou by RusBia Of the whole Island
Of saghalicn, only the northern portion Of which
was previously held By her, marks another not
unirnportant stage In tho advance The Northern
Colossus is making toward predominant 1nle IN
AHiR, 6aEl!Aljon IL long mud narrow Island,
running parallel with tue coast Of Chlposs Tar
tary. fron whtci,, At thc mouth Of the Anoog
River, It is only 3 foW miles distant It ia about
COO miles in length, and from ~ 70 $50 broad, aud
has Al aroa OF 47,bo0 square mos. Ia oxteut
merely tue now territory can n,attcr little 10
power whose donainions snhrscs I'll Northern
Asia aud nnarly all Of Nortlletn Europe; tho
value Of the acquisition arises from 9 different
causo. Tle dispatch Which informB uB that the
Emperor Alexander. boforo Having st. petcIs-
burg, BRued o convention with, Japan for tho
trn.lAIer TO ltm OF the southern potion Of Sag
hal,en, adds that its extensive coal. tlc!ds will
now TO vigorously walksd by husslan en0inears
aud snincEs, who will employ In this service many
Of the consics from Siberia Tho Importance Of
tho now accession, then, ltca In tho fact
that, by ita locality aud natural rosoufcea,
it Will Biyo 1iukAia commanding position
in tho North Pacific; lolaiug tGe e.'tlfe Ieg!on
ns both banks Of lilo Amoor. Ruasla has avery
facility. not oulY for profitable trading. but also
for such political influence as aho we'll knowa
how to uitliEo ovor weaker md aeml.barbArous
races. and can at her lolsule organize naval
for 1oattang, and unlimited supp!lea Of fuel.
would hay0 immeasuEab]y greater advantages
than any enjoyed by other EornpeAn or Aaialo
powers. China. Japan. tho Corean peniusula-
I'LL would feel the pressure; and tho tendouoy
III outlying portions To grAyitate towards this
yAst bulk, whoso faculty Of absorption
toe!na bollndlcss, would bo almost tire.
sistsblo. Wo need not grumblc at tue docreea Of
1ato, aud tho progross Of RusRta bears Ill the
marks Of fl1ad destiny, We can only hope that
the operation will beuolt By its civiliziug agency
moro than 1t will injurs by Its other claraotcrls
ties, and 1t ia 1t leass satisfactory 10 think that
tho employment marked out for Muscoyits ener-
GIGS III Asia iB an nxco!feut coupteractiye to tho
dreams Of ambition which BlarmlBta viii! hscrlbe
to lIussa claowhere. Thoro IL plenty Of work
oponing those regions to tue intercourse OF 1:u-
rope and America, without trenchiug On each
others provinces or starting In caEeor OF dan-
gckous rivalry, for tho era Of commerce, III
faage portion Of Eastern Asia may bs said to ba
only In Ito infancy.
, 1875-06-12

uTtcA. N. j.. Jnns IA, second observation
has eilahled Ur. roter4, Of the A.chllsld 0hsAsy-
asoIY, to dssesmtno that both the obleats diacov-
cred by btu on the moraiu8 Of juno 1 were
hitherto unknown plansta. In letter to the
satisfactory observations wsrs obtained Friday
night, whom the planets were near the meridian.
would now put down w magnitude OF ~ a
Of tho l0!l, aud l46 u b0twe0n the 1lth and
l2sh. Tie motion OF the latter daytatss 4 tlttls
10 tho south from tho parallel" ~
In honor OF the reception given him La Utica
THURSDAY. Ds. pstt1s styles thsss ths "Jubiles
flsnsta," AID aA1aes than VislIiA AaA AdAaaA
SsspSGAyoly.
, 1875-06-12
CITY REAL ESTATE,

ITon s.Ls sDllTii si5r nAit,,Alss. '@'
i,,,a @i. ct r. T. tsr'so l's} two blocks
Sss!t.a:,.: = t,si !. !: sar e IN.
i1..ns ~, ~ 80 . s ;s = roa. mar
j. Ess ias WaKHfN il ics.m',r os ts,,4 4,c.ce.
[7nIs shaiE-IaKE.Sr., %I.iea irr.. MAar oy la
St'ohixst.,... tstt'o y. =. ". e1r. H.d1,'n":
tG,s t r. n:.S = EItdss S ss.''' ,ust
c5.s + III: ''s:ss' =. paere,
a:.s s&Y a!as nsS
JSS i; S;1 :i ;s 'ss' 'S''s:'
lt;:: 'S{* ;:s ssff$ 'SSaS$
;sas Il 'u' si'ts: !:
lion HALE-ri5 dAPjr1jisTs=,F rAKRS Ar
e.r w s % ane, =" e.. Sh se vi. l'1s
ss; Ii :eis! 4 sus !, sss '
log EAI;E-TiiM .i1 nEsr KAnHA1H EvtE OF.
Il. ,eso r :te'! t's stas s; r.
T III .ia i;s 5s: Z: 'ss S II 1' w.. Il @
sh1K1G s.s! 1'S
f1d rh4s .rocs Appeants taksn to SEQ tho property.
IL sr FIJI: asp IT 81
ia I. " T. '1tf. IT. UssR$ sd H.
L,oR BALE MONTHLY PAYMxsTs- -CO1'ra nES
k'SS fySs IL IL Il; @ ssssE
ssn: re1tEAy :slst! i SAsM a "A !:
III sSE :$s;.s::
, 1875-06-12
WANTED--MALE Help.

E71n1ormeut ARenc3op,
WA;TEp7,EAt11suAD tAIWRrnS. Bil1CMA-
~ SOUS 1ht hop3rt. and Htfy pIok nu1rrtmnn.
tcaln' snl fa.u-hants. AppJ 70 .. V, sSEfi. Go,,
- WHAT ttAaduph-st-
{tAkTED-7t RAILRUAD LAUOHKRB. FHRR
=, fatn farm h4n!s. Appl5 Ia r.. T. CHRISTIAN.
l HluIh CLARK III. kantu L -V
, 1875-06-12

IrASrED-TES IlEtIAHLK BALKSMEN FOR
~ ciy snd Country TO ht r3lncs pure wines, branic.
and ~h!skiss 70 4 trada and pMhe shary co1nnli4
, 1875-06-12

" want iron, s:o co TO s' f's Worth q Chicago In
tfpvcd ptuIlC1J Will A44uDs III co. to $NDl;
eath aud ha.neo H. hrt class country prpnrsy VIII
main ahea al lst e rrecsn pEuoeitlns Cali
othcs.
JNANTED-GOOD CpUSThY AND COUNTRY
" town property for nt+t:cass snt,uthsn ptnpetty.
un1ncunbcrst tA ~ mt!ss frn Court iiauAs. q. ",
llor ) lsauMlli1 Life ItNLiIInR. -
, 1875-06-12
SEWING MACHINES.
DIVORCES.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY OHrA lNKD-NOr FRAUD
esssss Il cais.se. Iadssss fsss. .tmss bas iii.
, 1875-06-12

llOAHll-pS FARM NEAR A kMALL TOWk
ID iUT iadf and sh't, Addross II. Tribune otacs.
ilOARp-ASn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N,loMs on
ID ruui 3ouux couple must 10 Ia good locality aud
pirate family. Ad1sss tmtnodsts6 n 10. Tribune Of
uts, =
1lUAID-HY YOUNG MAN IN A. PRIVATE
ID family; st&s tsrins which must b. dstae. Ad-
1eytl y d. Tribune ulao4.
, 1875-06-12
COUNTRY REAL EsTATA.

TOR KSALE5,FAtuAELEHi HiI1 rfltl:,E::rf Cit!:aP =
Dns Of Thu best ~hter ~ u The State II sett
~! s:t9atod q he Ms4uoketa islve. IN he vsSc o.
s, stony Aish. .wo run u ttcet hut. rpnpate t'.
mere ban: AUD cush1. work. with s!:s H:'ft all IN rod
houses 1ass hick hnu nearly now, w 2, strct "1
se?' MaS, Fee fo1s,tis, M b.iaHass s,as'. g.
1fon HAI,E-:a ACRES or HEinT1rUE PRAIRIE
and a.ahos M !aad N .nln.. Cnaty. lioats sloat q
station ~ t1s O.. L. O. i. H.; u aeses Iruk small
h"u,e Ill fenced aud cr fences '1 hlaek tandy loan
mont i ae.'.ed VI. b. taken N :,;esss , ia rt".!I III \
l.ntepn:st. lsoo4 ~; tbstcatter aidr0ss HUi!LBUr
NHtA.t NstseAA, III.
, 1875-06-12

lfLHuANT AND NAAk HOOKS, GTAEpAHp At3.
J. las lt1es ii OllIkAl's oA Aaak 6tasa. IN Sssah
ElArk1A.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Sliuatlous Uanieo--m ma!es.

" together competent sober eady active Is
rood understands gardening, required wife complete
excellent washer ol-r & for ety eonni have the
hest cit, references PROTESTANT BUREAU, l3o 6have
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Hew Civilizations.
ID APPLETON APPLE TO \; & s1Gosw.v Co., vrw.ropv
Publish this DAY;


REPLY TO THE RT. HON. W. GLADSToNEs "PoIIT
ICAL BXPOSTULAToN" By the Right Rev AOnsgDOr Capt D.
D. Reprinted Additions from The Weekly Register and Cath
che Standard" Paper covers Price, 80 cents
Anew Volume Of the International Series
THB DOCTRINE OF DESCENT AND DARwINISM BI Oscar
schmidt Professor University sasbug With 20 vOOdcu
vol. l2HO. Cloth Pnoe, 81 So
Wh the exception Of the eeeesco political question no sphere
ssAt sgAtes profoundly As the
soene descent On both subjects the CRY b AwOW your oors
have therefore endeaore define standpoint sharply In the
isodscuon gdy throughout the work This H.
sed IheOdOr FeehBe has recently said definite
occasion has to fundamental slternava"lEI
tnst from Preface.
SPAIN, ART REMAINS AND ART REALITIRsi PAINTERS
PRIESTS AND PRINCES Notes Of Things and Of opn
Son. formed during ne Residence and Travels in that
Country. H. Willis Bailey NJ d. sutho Of What Saw on The
w. Coast America" vol l2mo. Cloth Price So
Spain scarcely surpassed bJ country in interest to the artist
arsbeoOgs o and political economist and it seems ssoge
that Der varied been presented
,rehenye spirited relation free from ideu and special de-
tails tourist ard stsyatbome reader She is full Of
pictures Subniy spread broadcast Skrsed BY
e aud csnoped bT sky Of wontous beauty
yearsfOm and inc!udng the Autumn 1871 to
as74-w spent by subOr search Of beah The following
psses within thai tme tell what be and thought
IRIrset from Preface.
ThR HISTOLOGY AED HISTO-CHBMISTRY OF MAN.
Of Composition and Structure Of the Human
BODY By Heinrich Frey Professor OF Medicine 10 Zurich Trans
The arth German edition By Arthur j. Barker Sur
veon Dublin Hospital Revised by the Author With
S0s BnCr,vings Wood vol, SvO. 6s3 Price s.
which medical brethren in
English and which has already been translated into French
lengthy personal testimony Its value Is unnecessary TIE fact
appears for the fourth time in edition sufficient
pr.of which regarded handbook In Germany
myself. when student in that country
NJ the best Of the fathers Of Histology late
teacher and friend, Prof Mar sshal&lEI
ksa from Preface
The above free BY mail 70 address i1tbe United
Rfaien
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
6ituations Uanteo--1emales.

Laundresses.
FAMILIES WASHING done in the best
manner on moderate rns prompt aud reliable. ISABELLA
PARKER No. 1877 West 3lst, Third fOor, rear -,
r AUNDRESS-By a Swedish Protestant
woman sunds; Autes. pufs polhes sc can 10
p all kinds superior style furnish undouhed
reference county Call l06 6hae between 9Th and 9h'
shoes
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

7 AUNDRESS-A Swedish Protestant woman
as surdre flutes plfs poshe &c; DO all kinds o.
ladies' there's tv willing and Obging and can furnish
good Appy oDELLS AGENCY 100 West 34lbst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
fettures ano meetines.

IL THIR PATH in Westminster Church Tsept, sseobd-
st. between sIth and Seventh sve, By Rev. X. DBhAkEsI.
TUESDAY EVENING, 23d, 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
L,ALL RIVER LINE

LrALL RIVER LINE
yoR BosTos VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER pAib'
SUNDAYS RxCBPTEDl AT pm
Prom Pier 2s North River foot Of Murrsyst.
s,..n,, KkwPoRT AND OLD COLONY.
c.r, A. a. SIMMONS Capt N. SIMMONS
IT,, , .rc, rant. 10 Taunton MddIeboro, Plymouth, New
Bedford M,hss visevsd Ssnnetet Cape God, ne WIFE
MOUNTAINS and an g..p point. .eO, M ss 5sS Brodrsy
Bssdwa, eors fhisavs and 0ueh9nasdan Sn
M Broolys Or d. Pier and at a, principal Hotels
and reis' o"ee An ''' "'' BORDEN LOWELL, Aeepta
GEORGE l. COSSoR, General Pss.snasr A,ent
L GREAT + fstsk Linz n AND uSirkD STATES NAIL RoUrk
Trains Eswrori from foot Of De'Sro' and cOrtaaaI's
a.. Ss a. vs. $50 nd n s'' ssa1 I@ sa
'o P, ard Loeb Haven. vi, Phil. phis Erie
D1 eonnecins At Phl.dephs $3.50 ter wn.n'pOr Lock
CORY and Kn 500 m connecting at Cory f0r Ttu's
For M,,hnston sOuh Limited Warrington gr
prsy Of Pullman Paror daily except Sunday $3.50
I've IL Washington 4lo Regular at s4O H.. and
sfsis fsSI.',cI PAA,sepli, $40 ESQ.,, 1890 alo
~ .IS o. Ssu a1s,.nt AMI second ei.s No ''O'
asS SrS slS 49, 40 T4S sd $40 ge s5G
$40 10 ll:30 H. and IL night SUNDAY 52O and s:lO
sS g. 5io hS $40 SSG so .sS $40 o ia
7:5J slo 10 1880 and i2 night Sunday 6:2o Z, snd
as no ;d 60 80 lS 5l5 $50 sS asS q 80
ts1 weoSids Pen An5oy South AmOoy. and 10 4, H.
Ror keN
e.i0 7 n M. aud IL Dght SUNDAY. D.
y" ro, Rs,t MIlIsoue ~ noon. 3 ana 5:2U D. N
toI k,ngsou and Rockv lid, $40 a. IN aud 410 p. m
81, Prpr.tou. z $40 123O o 10 and
Far Laubtrtyine Pennington $50 q. 300
For PhiILpsbure and BeydeTe, $3.50 a. IN. and 2 !.
Fer f nion Bordnt0wp, Buip ton Camden aud $50
a.. lY:3O 2. A. 3, ani I 6. m.
" fo,Ryeehold z 4. m, 2 and 4:l0 p m
20 F,rmiu dale and Sdusn, z a. m and D. M
For hatio"D Pem6eOn and Camden via Perth Amso 2:3op
For II sh,stown and Pembertop Gam 49,
Ira ms aIrve oows:-h9m Pittsburgh 6o5 and n;2o m
ana "a TO- o. l:lO = daily eteep'
MOndsv From Washington and Baltimore $50 an dl5 Si3,
and 1927 o. m Sundsy 6:2O and lO21 From Phila-
cslphi. 5 10 62O 6:b5 l0:l5 1l:2O 1854 2l5 4l5.
6i5 1886 7i0 s:44 1927 Sunday o;lO, $50. 6:55.
Ticket oees 626 944 Broadway No Ao House and Of
D,shrosses and Corlandtsa; No Courst, BrookVnj
snd Nos ia ii6 and IlS Iuontt Ho5oken Engant Ticket
Office No Battery place bo1D Jr, uen rasseIger Agent
PRANK THOMSON. General hanseeI
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE.
The fsuneh eoDmodOus steamers EARRkGASSsT Tues
d,vs Tbnrniny SATURDAYS and SIONiNGTON. MONDAYS
Wednesvs from Pier SS North River foot Of y.vs at
m arriving ahea OF all other lines Tickets for sale at
ali principal secured at ihs Offices Of
Wesott Rrpr Is Co, and st 3l9 Broadway
A DR yRAI Freight Agent L. w. FILKINS, Gep Pass Agent
:" 80 ~ ID. $. BABCOCK. President
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

A CHlNAMAN (uscful man); good waiter
IA both make ell kinds Of pastry ke sui
for city country has rood city erenes Inquire H the PROT
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

n SJANTTUK.-Wanted q situation as above
N BY rsetsb Protestant married charge
houses for sale et families resresses
heny sebrss. and isdasuy Cali address yAkITOR No
1893 % ave, 1eth-sk mes ays bell
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ PnRn z R-ERW YORK AND NEW.HhYRN DIVISION =

IN FORD e. R-Rgw.YORK AND NEw.HAvEN DIVISION
Autumn commencing sent H. 1874 Passenger Station
Central Depot; entrance Forty fcndst
. - -.
Trans for ht"Haven leave at 7l0 (Aeen 300 lhh 300
heenl lNOO iKr 1900 tAonI. l:0U lBIl 3:Ou tELl
2zo Aen 4Ss and 3:l5 Loeal Ell SlO E1 ADD s:Io EL)
For South NOrwslk 7lO s:O5 &O5 m 1900 IN. loo (Yrl
2:2O $50 4:3s b;l5 b.4O 6.36 $40 9lO Fer Stamford
5i9 s;o5 s:o5 lGlo 100 l;o2 2:20 sOS SiC0thIl
Boston EIpress Spring. e:05 l0 and $40
m Shore Line at and ~ Tne SO5 IUO 900,
e:lO snc blO Stamford ForwAE SOJ
1000 and 100 500 SlO and 9:lO Bridgeport The
Proroehee aud the Vy sayboor The EOS
connect with Shore Line Division for Norwich spd New Haven
and Northampton RR st EewIsven. and the 500
for fsHpou o;Ob, 10 m and ~ trsins
500 M she connects With Eaue.tGek r. the 800
m With Housstonie r. r. ct BRIDGEPORT The s:O5 M
10 and 43S with Danbury and Eorwsh Rorwak
arc The s;O5 l:0v aud 1888 with fsvCsbasn al
ssndsy Boston Mail Trains at 1901 n tssphnss,d slop
Da, gIpiess and Sleeping Cars Nigh, II,
"a, be at Ticket Once Company At Grand Cen
G Ds,o ar ohees Of y Transfer Co. BIoadw.y apI
W,.S,, ou,, " and No CeeItst, Beoklys who vii ss
sleei Laggage from rendetce 70 cssunanoA
~ JOHN I. MOODY. sapI n. Y. D'aon HswYsn
PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
j the KBwJgRsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Pare IRON Es~-fo1k ~ PbIsdelphia only 81 rs.
Conne.ns MONDAY oe. ~ 1s1t The nsT asansh sna com
Lssv. Ees.YorI tom Pier g. N a., foot Of fRse,orst
et6 n.-Per Pbadtphis. Long Branch, Tons River Ware
iowa 1aeksrton, YHsind. and Bndreton
Wk. O. skKpRx. GsssIal hsssssk
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

NVANTED-A situation az COACHMAN by
w Bngshman thoroughly understands his business; four
city references Cal adires W. r. t. CAMPBELL
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

T AUNDRESS-By a steady, well experienced
IL who good family sundre eaa starch Pns polish
gentemens shirts in oheelon %
the country has best Call CARPENTERS 1873
Westl h.st cor.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

VNANTED-By respectable colOred woman,
w place LAuSDRBSs Please call address from ii unu
oeoek. a No. l59 West 2Othst., th II aoor, back
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

OH 9TH-AVE., between 10th and l7th-sts.-A
sIO competent plain COOK and asss! vin WAsH
nd good reference.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
5ituGilons Wanteo--females

YOUNG Swede gill. very active and capa-
"A situation as Oh AaBLRhAiD aud WAITRESS or
SEANSTRESS machines neatly BY hanh
good reference Cali lO0 between Stb and 9h ss
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
V'HE FLUSHING. N0RTM. SHORE, and

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Short route 10 Babylon Bayshoe p sayyile and Paehogue
Leave Hunters Point 1900 a. m.-BaoyoD wsy tram
Hunters Point $3.50 m-Patchogue mail train with pArior
eara attached.
Leave Hunter Point 200 p. m.-Patchogue train.
Point 1880 m-Patohcgue express train with par
lor attached
Leave IIuners Point 100 D. m.-Islip way train.
Eo nsricns se. bills and small timetables Also for trains
and from Fsmngdae Central Park HYDE Park unsi4e and other
foot OF James slip East River, 30
minutes ana East River 10 minutes previous
the departure ofns Hunters Pou Tcf sold and bsggay
checked AZ Offices Suslk, Ans
Hunters Great Neck Hempsted Garden C; Pasotue
and all wa stations at $50 and 400 For Flushing. Col
eee Point WhtesoDe and s intermediate stations at q 10 1000
li:OO H. 1880. 3:l5, 300, $50 l. d. BARTON Supt
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

A YOUNG man wishes three or four offices
IA 70 sesni willing 70 sorh cheap Apply 23S Eighhaye
A. uAIIACK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-01
Elections in September.

Vermont elects her State officers on the 9Th
instant. An election in Vermont excites bu,
little interest now. Some of these days
when the party she bias so long voted with
will have passed away, as there will be NO
further use for it, there will be strong Gu.
riosity to know how she will vote. What
she will do is hard to imagine. Negro.
phllism will cease to agitate her, and unless
she emigrates to st. Domingo, how will she
keep up her active sympatbies and ballot. box
solicitude? At all events, Vermont excites
no partisan anxiety now.
Maine will vote on the 18th instant for
Governor and State legislators. Last year
the Republicans carried the State by about
1900 majority. The candidates for GOV.
ernor are HARRIS NJ. PLAIsTED, Republican,
and James G. MADIGAN, Democrat. A vote
Is 10 be taken upon nine amendments to the
State Constitution.
California votes on Monday next. She
elects Governor, members of Congress, mem.
beers of tee Legislature, and votes on the same
day upon the question of calling conven.
tioa to amend the Constitution of the State.
For Governor, TIMOTHY G. PHELPS is the
Republican, and WILLIAM IRWIN the Demo-
cratic candidate. joan BIDwELL is au indie
pendent candidate,
The canvass has been quite active. Il may
be IN some manner affected by the panic aud |