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New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
ERIE RAILWAY
IL SUMNER ADVANCEMENT oi trains, in efs ct June 5

u SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF trains, in eject June j
iIeSSm-Cncinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, ani sleeping
Coaches % Cleveland Cincinnati and ca caso.
lO45 m-Exprcs 3ia Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
7pm-Dauy) Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niarara Fails Cncn-
@ ha s S' M ,,1, 1I Scso sisooU 'De' 1' '
Trains leave chambers street Depot, y for -.,o.-
p ami y midnight Saturday nights only. snndays 9l5
PARK and P2ssaic. t45 7l5 10 a. n T. neon,
night sundays $50, 10 m, l45 $50 p mg AID - u4d
Pstcrscn, e.45, 745. $500 10, io45 1870 m 70 noon
l45 So $40 49, o. 5:i5 s. Glj 68O Z. = 10 D. m. and
u midnight Sundays $50 1l1 10 H., lo' O:JO' p' n
suaeH, Go 745, 10 l0l5 a. m l45 S45 s. 6, :. p m,
l2milniehL sundays, $780, a mr lao, ESQ., - dee and
eer9sa, 5l3 9a;pe $50, $50 p m Sundays $50 a IN
NsSbulgh rs. s, I0.l5 $50, 45O p. sundays
El6eslo9 m $:so p M sas4ags S2S $50 g. g. ~ sn8.
day. $50. % an P m 90, ..qo7nm spn.
eays ~ - a. M p d. & de a. n 1 a1i a'1 n s s ~ @ 'IIs
NoE-I1ius having Chambersst on even or lalf houIs
Iesve titecn minutes earlier tln above time;
trans leaving CRsmDersst on qgal,e' hours .e.yy tGS4
al as ard l645 p connecting with trains leaving Cham
Trfcs i6r passage ard for Apartments in Drawngroom
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for ne
o6Ses Sos 2S5 5oi 555 and 953 Br5adway; No Colrt
u T, s Ialns IRON lie Vest a1ye NowYork al 725
NJ. lao and 800 p. m.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
9 'I =. an & and nights @ ori iiS5 D. M s,
p1e sufine Va " and Monsey T. O45 a. m 135 p m.
JNO. \. ABBOTT, Geul rassr Agent, Ncw-lork.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware r. lIoad, landing az Hgh'
land Fails tWest PonU. Cornwall New0msI Marlboro,
CoFne leave every TUESDAY Thursday saturday: James
" BALDWIN Monday " euicsaay Friday spring Pier a.
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and all points on H0usatOnic
ID AM Saucatuek RailrO3ds Fare a.. Steamer BRIDGE
70 III leaves Catharne slip al 80 a ana bridgeport ALL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Gttumboais ano Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONL1GHT.

-I-BANY.-GREAT REDUCTION9N FARE
n ~ PFOPIE'S LINE. FIK5TCLASS PASSA III
- d ONLY 81.
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,OR THE CENTENNIAL

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
remaining several days viii find the route wa - 49,
Long BRANCH AND THE n. J. sou THEM IL T.
more attractive than any other. - 80 49, go.
The fine steamers JESSE HOYT.and CENSIAL WAVE
leave Pier 5, n. H.. foot of lecOr-st., at
t:iJ m. and 400 p m,
connecting Sandy Hook with express trains Tor Phade
pha direct .,
shipping and the extensive Government tuIuhcau0as rs sl
to be world Prom sandy Hook The railroad
skirts II miles TO the 81 MINER GAIL
tai" where passengers stop over on through ckts
The depot in Philadelphia IS at the foot OF Marx con-
yeuicrt best city hotels and boarding houses
Tickets for the round tp, good for 10 days 81; single
fares s. 90. -, ,r-
C1s 045 line connects also ior Nneland and Toms
River and the T. m for WaretOvn BanegaL and Tucker
ton Accommodation fOr Long Branch az ,. NJ ~
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5iluntous gOautco--f females.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE .NE,W,',--
iDy az 10! - >o I.lg- GiulUaJ,, COZ. ti.riy-r,i
or aoe w'l Is,.i, .' , %, ie Ell i.tGn ofiHcG2
uiaIi'6 savings Bank Baldus, mp To pm a'r'a'4i
ouce rates.
Ar MORISON~ trst-class, most Respectable
n and reliable sElN A>f7 otti5 c1r",l ,I a ', or % i
c'g a,, n,-i s,i,qni. i'i g',i{ M {, ,l .s .,'s
A NUNBER og the better class of servants
a can bc omd o. hc rooms 81 ln' lNIll.ff iGs.irtie
1--WE tEluN LIS hi'''N.3' . ,iu,,i. no branch
Of oao'a da',.'-'' ''''''' -D''.'' y 49,
4 USEFUL young colorcd man wants q
1or about hoa.e good cy rc'eq,c,s cam a,,.S an an
kitchen, wait end, do eInds Nc I. p1 "irs is e
At PELTONs, Glj Glh-ayc., between 1Hh
u ana asi,-t. formerly vin Hci,l logIt&ts', m & NRl K
b. found large selection - competent ana iiD'' trry
oni e3aa . r m1al e' cdalms !1 ~t, r,ri IT, @ Wan &C.
A USEFUL Man and WIFE, for city OF
y counry taect lrr or s.pamte he is very u1sfm man
care horses, cowa gardrn iun ~, ". n3 housarork.
hy have good r.nc ani s9i De s'" o a doors above
a LARGE NUMBER Of reliable and eompe-
- tent SERVANTS both male AMI ienIi', m y a. 'm,iv
alg, and IN any W GaPagy' .5l1iy AMI capabIiy. we
register none but urstcl.s servants Ienot' at,sntou
SII at FxRiS s c6s 6s Gha3c between 3eih aud 27ts
CARROLL AGENCY for good female ale d91
u mcstIca 8J1 Gihaye, % door above o'u5' i'' -
for four months 90 employers
NUAMBERMAID.-A Norwegian Protestant
~ an wants a place ~ capable chamDcIhAu au So"'"s'
Inquire nj Z51 East 18th ST. Oet ~ an ', -,
NUAMBERMAID.-A young girl wants
s,Inatnn a. c,mbarmad aud assist win "a-hlnB & ain
ironing; r,fertncs given No. I,ljO -daVe- between oon
and Glststs.
/,UANRFRNAID &c.-Wanted by an excel
Ient chamberulat and plain washer WIN th,sn ~
references seen AZ present employers AuoIeS' N4
OFFICE, 81 West 3lst st.
THAMRERNID-By n German Protestant
" grl CITY references from her & iia pSS can he
good s.swsr aud very willing tO help 10 oths noi
engaged at JACQUfN's BUREAU bo- o'h~'o' 0''"'o"
35ih and 3Gth.sts
NHAMBERMAlD and LAuNDRESS-By a
" ~ respectable weITecOmmended young Nohdn % ooii
petent chambe1aaid and excellent islhaies @ nIcs
hntng and gents SHIRTS zone w
and ne,t. Nihns ana obeing country or city Cah AZ
BOOKuAMs, 307 Sthays, near @Sd"@
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u ALL ~ In l4--Nil
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WORLDHENOW NED sTEAME >
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier - North River foot OF MIIrdyst,
DAILY SUNDAYS, ultu after oct D. 20 %. NJ.
Tcke and staeroos secured at pncp hotels ard Yoke,
Gen Pass Agent BORDEN q Lowell. Agents.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-For the accommodation q cenien.
Ma ua,el The steamer Id CyL0Nl WI OI Ti5 9 's lg &
FRIDAYS oct 8, g, 10 aud 3 no NeT. York MgNDA4s
az a and Pennsylvania Railroad depot Jersey CITY, al
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
sARhTOGA LAKE CHAMPLAiV, LAKE GUOEGE.
THE ADIHQNDAcKs. MOS IBIAl and an points points A9ra 5
sssaE s,oSts o9 M f8e leave B8iiY sa,uriay. ex
eeItet az D. from rer North lty'f io't Leroy st,
connecting wu morning trains on ~ " Cenai Heiss,iaeT
through lcEets sold 4 baggage checked 60 as5n 4on
I TEBIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
lIARRANGEMENP or PASSENGER TRAINS. Aprl Ii,
ls76-Ioaye dep0ts of Cortandt and pesbr-sos at
Hsiieios Beaver aoaaoW Msianoy CIV Shenandoah Nj
Sslhel shamoNn Nih,sDaiIe hUstOn, sayit Ehu.I g.;
ao, Niagara Falls and the West
Hs4siah %ahaaoS lsSG IT, 6eaahdoR , %iesbaIe ion
&c, maloug close connections for Reading Po1sNie Ii
4 ,. ai FOR Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, and Msueh
e90 p ~ Night Express. daily for ,Eas9a EethleAem Al
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, Buhain NAsaa Fals and tue
west Puimans slee inf esaYpes 4 . sup,i and Engr
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS Agent.
NEW-YOEK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R-NEW-YOHK AND NEW-HANiN u
AslON.-Smmer Arrangement, commencing june ii, 1870
Passenger Station IN New York, Grand Central Depot co
uance on Forty second ST.
n, TRAINS LLAYk AEWfORK oo. ,,.-,
Ifains Tor New IIavru leave at 7.lO tAccul, 500 Ox
~ lAcs ul, IL (Lx.l, y y. (AcCnl. p.Nh 2 ~
ESShh tEX) 44O and 5:l5 (LOcal Lxb9 C-1)' ana ~
o5sers soGh NoTwal. 80, 500 800 II a ms Pm q.Nl
zY9 S$lS $40 5i5. 5;iJ go s. 10 Pm tor semior fd
$50 5lJ, j;i6, 6;35, 40 o 10, and 1850 p. m. ,
Boston Lxpress via ungfeld at 800 and ii g. n . ana
Sp "a. via shore Line az and 10 y. the 80 m
g. And 10 y. m. 81 piping at STANFORD. Noiwalk, Ah1
SV and IL a 8 g, aud 10 D. IA. al bridgeport Inc
~ IA and connect with ualns on shore Line D
uson for Providence and the Connecticut Valley AZ
SSSybfook. The 500 a. %. eDd y. m: connect W th
Sl0te ilue Division for Norwich and New-havon and
no;1asopton X X al New Haven, and the so m ami
~ IW Newport; 500 ~ m ~ and p ~. tfains con
~ MIN CCnnseticnt River r. r. al Springfield and M
~ aoAlIsaL Ile soc a m and p ~ connect wiz Nau
ssuek and honsatonic r. Rs AZ bridgeport The s0o np
S9ah Norwak, and tho s.O5 a l. A4O and 545 p IN.
WIN NeW canaan r. h. AZ Stamford.
Sandsy Boston Mail Trains at p via Springfield at 10
pEawing Cars Day Express and sleeping Cars
Nfht Express trains.
tAnd Central Depot, Odoea OF ". y. GA
SuadWay, New York. and No. Courtst brooklyn, who
AAo check baggage from residence 10 destination.
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I AUNDRESS.-Want by an experienced
lruudress cmplogue1t go ont by Che day week
uter- luis housecraung thoroughly best references II ie-
quirtl. Address t.rs. BENSON 2l2 East 2''hat
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

/ GfREAT TTIUNB LINE ANP UNITTD STATES MAIL
ROUTE. Trains leave hewNork via Dcsbrosses ard COr-
Ixprc,s for Harrisburg Pittsbmsh, The West SOUTH
with Pullman Palace attached $3.50 ul $50 p M
For Nlauspof, Lock Haven CORY snd Ere AZ 2io ard
$50 M connecting &c Cory Tor Iitusyuio Petroleum Cen
ng0n Express Pullman p71r CLs daily except sunday,
$3.50 arrives at Washington at IlO p l. Regular at -
Express for rf.adeiihia, 7:sO 20 25Oa m 1880. 24o3,
a. o. a. T. 10 p ri arg - - H d" ~ "a ', m III. ,.
gram f1 l1 nic,, s DSt AZ 3o G8O 1903 q90a H.
~ % and y. m. On SmGa! a. M ,hCidiniag leave
44 $780, q, $50 AID 100 D. M ON sunday I-o a. H. ana
% 2.i $40 $40, 3, 4lO 43D. o. g. 52o 54U. G.IO 600
GaO, T. 80 go 10 ll:3O H.. and l2u,gis. sunday,
Tcr iaza6ei6 = G50,, Z, 7io, g, o 10 i a. m, y m,
ESQ 1850, $40 10 ll.o p III. and II night. SUNDAY,
For IiSiWay. G. 60 Z $50. g, 10. Il O. mr u m l. .
29O $40, $40, a. 80 $50 40 6.2o, 5.l' no. 90 ESQ.,
For ooibd.e lerA AmOoy, and south AmbOy, $50 ana
For w.BrisGlck T. 3, aud - o. 3D., p $40 4lO j:2O
GlO Z j. H.. eud ~ night. sunday . D. m
Tor E3,t Milestone, IL a. mr. o. and '.-O n m.
For KINGSTON and Rocky lll, r iO g. Do. and 40 D.
For Princeton, Z, $40 %. Iu, 2"j 3 a. 10. and l
FOR Fii1sbaT and Boiydcfr 3i0 a. i T. and $40 p M
For Bennington 800 a. d.; an1 q 10 p. u. ., o,,,
Tor Ti,n ou Bordgaov i.ur aud Canaen. $50 AMI
V% For Il Frcchoid re-, 7.so a. Ii 10 an IIOp m.
For tarnlngGaie iC % iluaI l & ,i /" i,I w @ VIA IIr irrov
$50 p. M. ana VIA Aoluou'l junction 4I0 D. m, ,,..
and 1880 q. m. via Monmouth Junction m , ,,,o u
Taius arrive Prom il,islHith v.-u 2 "gt o ." ~
except MONDAY Fro Washington and Ba unoe, $50 ..'
a. rar i 81 t Ga1,a r1l }5 70 go - ioio ao Ii56
dI0m m 5.i' 5 lG 5;lU 6Ip G50 7s5 .lO s. 3d. ana
TicE5t oees and ga rIo21way 20 As'Gr T laen5''
ITooLlrn; and No. a. ! end Is llgd,nsi Iic'',,i
D NJ. BOYD lr.. ten. Passenger Ascent
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Doaro Gn0 Rooms.

Doaro Gn0 Rooms.
ONE elegant second FLOOR; other rooms all
~ handsoinely iurnsledi good board; references IL
rVO LET-Desirabe ROOMS en- suite or
sngly with board. TO families aud geHuem'ni terms
VTFST 19TH-ST., No "a large ROOM
w on second floor, with BOARD also table board:
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR and other
1 ROOMS, with BOARD, for the Winter q West -'uSu
Reference asked.
- WEST 3OTH-ST.-Desirabe suites of
- ROOMS with board MIS- WILLIS, iormoTyo' @9' otl
ave.
. OR 4 FINE LARGE ROOMS, furnished or
- upfuruished Sute slngly With trstciss bOAhD
az West 2th It. Location very hne near ST james Ho@
ETH-AYE., 81, first door below 16th-st.,
with grat5 very commoiious Tor single person, reference
STH-AYE., No. 2O6, opposite Ma Madison Lis ~
- and berS@q' o boa Teferences ez
Changed.
a WEST 2IST-ST.-Very desirable. rooms
Dcn suite and sngy with BQAkD oca&y & sha near
TATH-ST.. 217 WEST.-Elcgant rooms, en-
lion desirable aud convenient TO all paris of the cy refer
ences. - :, =,
J-TH-ST., 81 WEST.-Entire SECOND
wiz, BdAB [B OF ar i Who pay for the best SccomOd
STH-AVE., 224, opposite Hotel BTunswiciEi.m iiIo-
also Ptrlor aud 0'cphi flI
to parties desiring 10 make permanent arrangements
1V WEST 3OTH-ST., near Broadway.-De
81 srabIe ROOMS. with BOARD, en- suite on aingy' 10
A@TU-ST. As WEST.-Elegant ROOMS, en-
- suite or single. with hrstclass BOARD anu SefN'c
01 WEST 31ST-sT:-Secoud story front I.,is and ID
- other ROOMS 10 LET to responsible partlcs WIN VI
without board. References.
s(DD-ST.. $40 WEST-To, LET will, good
30 board large front ROOM "a S''i! 'i'o
pleasant location; Terms moderate
sBss WEST 42D-ST., fronting Reservoir Park
tssp House news newly furnised elegant ai@i'MeNS
with or Without private table. -
DO 40. ID. AND "A WEST 11TH-ST.-
obC5. room. Win board en- suite singly liberal terms
to permanent parties
pn WEST 2GTH- ST. Nicely furnished
seT ROOMS for iamhes also Two o. thct s4r', n''IM
term. reasonable
"A WEST lGTH-ST., near 5th-ave.-lIamd-
4 some FVENIsHED EooS7 TO IL win .. BoAiii iii
sui. party e,nlemcn or gentlemen ANA NNe7 mousse A''''
~. WEST 2sTI-sT-EIegant ROOMS,
annie sE a 2 i s a,icr 'i rcre rScse
~ WEST 1gTH-ST.- Spacious FAMILY
'BO SUITE. first G.ori other large ami siusie 'ooA7'
9t% WEST 3GTII-ST.-A man and wife or
II single men can have good BOARD aua peasant
ROOMS also table bosrIus.
.S,ss WEST 32D-ST.-Ncatly furnished
se'D ROOMS en eycclcnt table, 90 J." rates Tor the
East Side
AT 80 IRYING-PLACE, corner l7Ill-SS-T';;---
4 E.,xauriy IUNSl~HLD EpoN-, 600 soiio or siusb 3
gentlemen only. Ig.ergnc"
4 LARGE furnished front ROOM TO LET 70
~ ons 81 Gr io ~. g,q'r59. %! m r i eng ,, '
4 PRETTY SECOND FLOOR, with bath and
or,r boIril'. l.aT s.5i.'c HGaie.s s.. station j.
H. "
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Goiels.

NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL, corner Bowcry and
IN Bayard-20o light single lodgings % conts for
gentlemen only weekly, 50.
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~ AN PEOPLES LINE J. lltoI-CI@ASS f-ASSAOh
~ ONLY 81
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT
,, ,,,,,ors c,D sniov view OF the best and most
Ci6ta scenery Of the Highlands the Hudson by ray
lEF on the PEOPLES LINE Of eegaot and commo4lons
t5s evening and connecting AZ Albany With morning trains
aay sundays excepted At p m rom Pier No A. North
RIVER he'l i g stesn Meals on lie Eufopean ulan.
nl iB%Regusr Hudson River RAILWAY tickets taken and
Excursion oy raj also taken and passage allowed for
ITBANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
StsI0 and 2lthst al $50 a m Landing at NeSI Point
Connections at ALBANY Win new I@n az p ~; ior m ihe
west o{ Ssce $40 and SIasaf Fans AT 20 n fooW
sg oriag. Continuous trains on Lake shore and Canaaa
ssHenSi5 same day, 81. Pous6keoosle - %.
pRIDGEPORT, and all points on HonsatOnic
ID and Naugauek Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BhIDGfE1
p1. 49,,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID Trains leave Newl Ork via Cortland, and DesUrosessts
t-I's 5 Washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
cinnat, Louisville Indianapolis. &c Pauo cafe TO
WASHINGTON lulum cars 10 principal W esteIn S.ugs.
asy D. m Washington. the south, ana West Richmond,
sayamsn ccS Ci1ci1na 81 i iv1 H.
f'1,Sis iSPSs Fc through car; to Washington 'Pai
.s,5 man I m wSsnstoa the south aud West Richmond
saysnnan, LynchDrre, Atlanta New-onoaHs &c Pitts.
yiie. indianapolis &c. Pullman fleepers 20 Washing
t0r. Pullman ears % principal 81 csttrn cities
spaly OF er t1ains daily except Nuudavs.
sud .sS broadway NeWYorS, and no uckNt offices foot
ofCortaudt Desbros ,esss and depot jersey CIV.
ASH FJE TICKETS VIA BALfiMoEL AND ONO r. -
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1~-sTIENTOWN LINF.-Ftrrr Stations IN EeW-I0rk,
fo0 Of bortys, and foot Of CaTksons, up town freight
comHencng Oct q ls76-Leavo NewYork foot Of Lib
eEgio n-MAI TRAIN ior Easton. Relvidere Bethlehem
Bath. Allentown. Mauch chunk, lamancnd MAhesnaIie;
Scranton. connects az boEnd Eruk Tor irneh a4l
Phadellha. at Junction with Deli Lacs ana" est ial--
7i5a m.-For someryille and Pennington
Sd5 @. n.MOBNING LNlNE,S OailN tcAcolt 0ila9e lug
High Bridge Branch, EastOn, Allentown, Hair>gUE auu
ne West EasiUn for Maucl Chunk, Iamdlu'
TOwanda, WhkesbMro. Potisvile, scranton Dan'"G WI
sid0 D. m-ExPEEss for Pennington Easton. Ancniown
Mauch Chunk, Nuhtsaire, scranton, lAha4ud, Maiailg
City. Hszeton, Reading Columbia Lancaster Epl"'b
oN me- M 5For His6 Bridge Branch Easton. Allentown,
ana Mauch Chunk connects at Junction WIN DEL -',@'
aud West; Raj road go r,--.t-.-...
.53J m-EvFSING EXrRrSs, OaiY. 0i Easoh AA'lI1"n'
Nauch Chunk, Wkesbarre, IOWancA bt"diub' ana AaIlS
burg
leave foot Of CLARK ST. North River ut G95, 735,
a0j 1905. 1l3j l-5u. Loo. o.-O 42O, o.-J U.@J
100 $50 1O.O5. 100 p. M. ,. ,.,.-
Connection is made by Carksonst Ferry at Jersey City
Fr ai Trains TO local points timetable az stations.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. r
All. RAIL LINE BETWEEN NLW-lOIih, Long
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE StA GlhL AAR sGUAN.
ioot Of LDeriy-St. North River az o4o lilo a. E $50
Pm. l,--,..-.. .. -. ,1o- ., t.ao - ,,
Stages 10 ana nom keport connect 9iatawan station
viii
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NEW-YO%K CENTRAL AND HUDSON

" RIVER IAILKOA D.-Aftor Sept. Is, 1S1G, through
trans Will leave Grand Central Depot go
$40 a. No. Chicago and Northern Express win craving
room cars through to Rochester and st Albans, VI.
1O3Oa. m SPECIAL Chicago Express, Win 0rd~lng-rOOm
10 Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara taIs
1lJ0 "a. m, Northern and Western Express.
S'go n nm 1nec,l .,Ii,luv trlv auu western EXPRESS
Connects Albany with night express lor te West
400 Montreal Express with scepngcaIs hom New
York 10 Montreal
o. Express with sleepmgCars for WaertOwn and
Cauaudaigua Also, for Montreal via Iiattjbureh.
y. PacHc EEurcss daily, with sleepingcaB iOT
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland, lhulsvie ana
LOUIS chicago via both T. = ana NJ C. haiIold
Hoop. IN, Express with sleeping cars for Albany ana
Troy. ,,-. D.,
252 and 4l3 Broadway aud WcstcOt Express Co. Omces
Wasbinrtof.sf BroOklyp G. b. MEEkIH,
zen
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Y BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leaye Nesty-st pier
otgIO and 2lthst az $50 a. m Landing az NesI FOint
sNb1Trh POughkeepsc. Rhmobeck, Cafskl aud Hudson.
Toupectons at Albany with new tIain al p NJ for mo
MI over New-NO Central arriving at BnnaIO ~ 4lq
rsion Bridge $50 and Niagara FAILS at $50 q follow
jog moli3g Continuous trains on akc shore and Canaaa
srfbrn Roads TO West Point ana Ncwbugh and return,
ssne dav. 81. POughkeUDsle n 90.
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Giluntons lOInlc1-feuales.

] ATNDRESS-By q tirSt-clIss Scotch laun-
Dress con hc recommended frum h. pr sent employer
thoroughly capable. industrious and very uy can be seen
Z -L--.-n- --.L. A-L- md ---.---s
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

GtEAMSTRESS and MAlD-BY a regular
- seamsUss or mending, altering and sne family sewng
d., French mIll, dO H.flr sSing ANA wait upon
Young ladies. De- at COZ Uiy between 35h and
Hitl-,ts
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

NEW-YORk AND DONG BItANCH K. 4.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NL%IClqi, LO%G
RRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SEA ClhI. AND eGUAN.
Tme Table Of oct. .. 1876: Trains leave Newl o.k from
fcot Of LOery-St North River at oI5 lilo a. H., $50
pm o,,..... %. .,,.o-, , <.oo 81 -,
Stages 10 ana nom keyuOrt connect Matawan station
with ali trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

FTSEFUL-A young grl to mind a baby,
4 and make herself us,iu and who resides with her
parents. 2lC East U5l.st. second door,
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5ales Tn auc,l0n

4. NrBwIy, Au.uolrcr.
RY BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co. 656 broadway
near Bond.t--aIes Of BOOKS WORKS. ni Art. &c 0c.
THURSDAY. OCT. H. no 80. m--Ii4tprca, -ci.ntiIc
Theological alI Miscellaneous HOOKS, good collection
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Board and Rooms Wanted.

IVANTED-By gentleman and wife, n second
" or third story front ROOM launnyl. with sub,ianta
6hayos will pay advance, II requred $40 week iocs
ti0n must be first class T. f., Tribune Ohoe
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
A GREAT 0FFER $:$::S:: ::::::: "a: "a: $$

hand PIANOS and ORGANS Of nltcass makers including
WATEN-, STEINWAf'S aud CiIlCkElING'o, at lower
before offered. GOcttyc Pianos Tlbpi 10
0cavcs do Tor -7j ASH not used year; 5OcE zStop
OIsans 500: stop $40. ~t0p r-u stops $50 lOStos,
o. cash. with book closets and stool not used year. ~ per-
order Iul warranted. Monthly lusaL'nLs ictel ahl
iO let at extraordinary low prices. HORACE WATERS 81
SONS 4Sl Broadway, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

ONE elegant second FLOOR; other rooms al
~ handsomely furnisLedi good board; references Ia
West 44thst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

! TGNWO gentlemen or "A gentleman and wife
desiring The comforts of home obtain BOARD In a
private family jersey City,
syiyana Railroad ferry location good Ad-
| H., Tribune Olice.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

NVAITRESS.- g. BY a irst-class waitress; un--
dersauls all kinds Of Salads OF sycr has best ot
vi n b
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

" ~ respectable well recommended young woman sDi
peen chamberaaid excellent annIess @
hut nj frlhnE ladies nneiy ana Bcht 81
and neat; willing and obging; country OF eiJ' NAN ~
hOOkuAMS 3O7 Ath.Ayo, near Z0Ise
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

COOK. UOTSEN DIRK, &c-HY Protestant
L woman f.rcify or country with her daughter about
H. yr, handy ustsI. the mother is good cto ana wash
9r iIu,T tu.,furg srUaIie has toil uL Fences AZ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19
2 Proclamation.

I
NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN voters of Monroe County, Ohio, that q
general election will be held, as required by
law, on the second Tuesday. being the
10th day of October, A. y. 1876,
at the several places of holding elections in
said county of Monroe, and you will then
and there proceed to vote by ballot for
One Secretary of State for the State of Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State of Ohio;
One Member Of the Board of Public Works
for the State Of Ohio; lsg}-
One Member OF Congress for the 18th Dis
triet of the State of 0hie. - di
One Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
for the second sub division of the Eighth
| Judicial District Of the State of Ohio;
| Ode Clerk of the Courts for the County OF
Monroe;
One Commissioner for the county of Monroe;
One Infrm mary Director for the county OF
| Monroe. s7 rs
The Trustees of the several townships OF
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of Jurors are apportioned to
their townships, respectively, AMI that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, together with the
! poll.book, within two days after the said
! second Tuesday of Oct her, 1876:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-19
From the Wheeling Register.

The judicial contest over the river is
about the hottest thing we know of in
politics. VIM Okey, Esq, of Monroe,
is regarded as the regular Democratic
candidate, and Judge Chambers, of Bel
mont, also Democrat, is an Indepen.
dent. Over this way we call a man sit
uated as Chambers is, boter. His
friends took him to the convention, hut
withdrew from it on preliminary ques-
ton, leaving Mr.. Okey's friends in pos
session. Of course the latter nominated
their favorite, after which Judge Cham
bers was announced as an independent
candidate for the position he now holds
The Republicans have, in the meantime,
held their convention and declined to
nominate. 1t is understood that that
party will divide its vote between the
two Democrats above named. The war,
so far as the newspapers are concerned,
is lead by the Woodsfield Spirit IF De
naocracy for Okey, and the Barnesvilie
I Enterprise on the part of Chambers
The former is bright, spicy and aggres-
sive; the latter determined and effect
| i've.