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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27
Relics of the Olden Time.

TIE Neac Century for Woman pub
lished recently an elaborate deScrlp-
ton of the "New England Log
House." which contains the following
objects of interest:
Over the mantel-piece hangs an old
hint-lock, an ancient powder-horn and
some slightly battered candle molds.
A turkey wing, ears OF corn, more
sweet herbs, an almanac, hang on the
right of the fireplace. Between and
about the andirons, which are very old
and were brought from Maine, are iron
vessels. used when cooking was done
both over and under live Goals. One
little kettle came over in the second
Pilgrim ship. At the left of the fire
place is a cupboard 145 years old; in 1t
| is an assortment of pewter and a1H Ia
| blue and white earthen-Ware, DeSloe
wooden-ware. On the top of this cup
board is adiminutive Churn, 200 years
old, and an old lace pillow, the unflll-
ished work still upon it, the needle
still hanging as when last used by
Elizabeth Dutch, of Ipswich, in 1920
a very old, perforated wooden ladle'
and tin dinner-horn-the last lot
wears old. On the right of the fre'
place hangs basket with separate
commitments for knives and forks
fish basket, anda steelyard for weigh
q. ing. won't you let me see you Wort
this tape-loom said an old gentle
man, picking up from the hearth some
thing that slightly resembled a small
wooden shovel, the broad, flat surface
pierced with long, narrow Sits, an'
these threaded with coarse cottol
thread. my mother used to max
tape on just such one. My first vile
even, wove my suspenders on sucl
loom" Pasted inside the cupboar'
door is ghostly memorial of ten pei
sons who were drowned while on
pleasure excursion, June, 1773; eac
of the ten black collins at the head @
the paper has the initials of one OF til
unfortunates, and the account belo'
shows that the taste for the horrible
not modern: "two were saved by til
people at Marblehead." A cumbror
} settle is placed convenient to the ilr'
3 place, and on its high back hangs
l quantity of homespun wearlng-ges
: and bed-clothing, supposed to be al
ing. Against the wall on the right
a chest of drawers with brass dro
: handles of very ancient pattern. III
$ chest is 200 years old, and is for sal
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27
remarks he will hear concerning your
conduct will certainly fill him with un-

remarks he will hear concerning your
conduct will certainly fill him with un-
dying love.
At the same time be frantically ieal-
Gus of him, and give him to under
stand that you don't trust him when
he is out of your sight. So exalted an
opinion of his honor cannot but make
him, eventually, worthy of your ut
most confidence.
When he goes out of an evening, for
business or pleasure, and fails to ar
rive at home upon the instant which
you have mentally fixed for his return,
bolt up the house and compel him to
arouse the entire neighborhood before
you open it. Such wifely conduct will,
undoubtedly, put him into remark
ably loving mood
Snub him and tyrannize over him in
the presence of his bachelor friends,
before whom he is solicitous of appear
ing as the most enviable man in exist
ence, and to whom he is particularly
anxious to rehearse the delights of ben
edict-dOm. The modification he will
feel at the Illustration of his laudable
desire will, most assuredly, produce q
reaction in your favor.
Should all other means seem likely
to fail, become most hopelessly at
tachcd to your dear parents, and. if
they reside in a different city from
that in which you live, spend all the
time You possibly can with them, max
ing life dismal while YOU are at home
with mOanS because YOU can't see your
dear parents every day. Should your
husband manifest any dissatisfaction
with this, open private deluge at
once, and tell him that you never
knew before that You had married u
a brute. Such affecting devotion to
your parents must surely inspire him
with unquenchable love and admira-
ton. But if, with the rest of the pro-
gramme, it doesn't appear to do 50,
after Il dozen Years or more, don't give
up in despair, but keep trying, and i'll
the end YOU will certainly accomplish
something. .-G0ie Forest, in Cinci'l-
natl Times.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27
How to Keep Your Husbands
Love.

MAKE up your mind, from the be-
ginning, that, whatever happens, you
will never lose your individuality, nor
give in one iota to his OPINION; ar
vour differences upon every possible
occasion it will teach him to respect
YOU, and furnish unlimited food for
the gossips.
After the honeymoon is past, ana
before, if you think it necessary, grow
slack in regard to your personal ap-
pearance, and, if he has any remarks
to make, tell him THAT you dldh
know when you married him that he
| was able to dress you like aqueen, ana
| YOU hadn't discovered it yet, Tor the
matter of that; but, if he wishes you
to set up for queen, you are ready
and willing to do it. As it Is, as you
are obliged to do the work of servants
YOU claim the privilege of looking like
| them: if he has any objection, you
shouldn't object to his hiring glrl.
If his love does not seem to bt
growing greater under this manage
ment, become careless about YOU
house, and inform him, if he remon
strates about it, that "yOur house Il
not palace that you are aware;
YOU had home, such as you alway'
imagined you should be mistress OF
you should, probably, take some de
light in keeping it looking nicely; a
it is, YOU can't see the use in 1t.
When at home be in the 'blues'
continually; look on the dark side o
everything; never give your husbah
, a word of encouragement from on
wears end to another, but prophes
, his eternal ruin, financially, upon ever
available opportunity. In view 9
t which, get every cent you can ffoi
; him, to make a show away from nome
Endeavor to get up Irritation VIII
every man you meet in society. In
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27
ISOLATION.

WE walk alone through all lifes various ways,
Through light and darkness, sorrow, joy an
change;
And greeting each to each, through passing days.
Still we are strange.
We hold our dear ones with firm, strong grasp;
We hear their voices, look into their eyes;
And YET, betwixt us in that clinging clasp
A distance lies.
We cannot knoaC their hearts, howeer; we may
Mingle thought aspiration, hope and prayer;
We cannot reach them, and in vain essay
To enter there
Still, in each heart Of hearts hidden deep
Lies, never fathomed by its dearest, best;
With closest care our purest thoughts we keep,
And tenderest.
But blessed thought! we shall not always so
In darkness and in sadness walk alonc;
There comes glorious day when we shall know
As we are known.
--E2iRor Gray, in 1HqRSt atlantic.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27

The total uumDer OF ItlneranJ MINIS
ters is 20, $50 local preachers, 500
On the goth of June Queen Victoria
began the fortieth year of her reign.
Only four English sovereigns have
reicned longer than Victoria. Queen
Elizabeth reigned A years and l26
DAYS; Edward Ill, 50 years and near
" five months; Henry I'LL, 56 years
and 10 days; George ILL.,, 50 years and
. months. But of course even these
long reigns look short by the side OF
the ~ wears of Louis XIV. of France.
Probably no two successive Kings OF
any country reigned over so long a
space of time between them as Louis
XIV, and Louis XIV, who from 1913
to 1774 made up together 13l years, OF
an average of rather more than 60
years per reign.
THE fact is stated by the Paris cor
respondent of Sillimaa's Journal that
M. Audrey, who has been SO success
full in his process of electro-platlng
with copper the cast-iron monumental
fountains in the Place de la Concorde,
makes his new copper paint from the
porous copper deposited by the galvan'
ic battery, mixed with varnish. The
solvent of the varnish thus employed
is the light and refined petroleum
what is commonly known as benzine
The copper used in the operation il
very pure and is easily pulverized
then it is mixed with the benzine var
nish, and applied either to iron, brass
plaster. or wood. When mixed will
oils, this copper acquires green, an
tique hue.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27

the heads of the Executive Department as to
.he aggregate number of civil employees
IN their service during the years 1850
, o., '63, '65,, '67, 80, III, '7s and vs.
me impeachment trial was resumed
ana Manager jerks spoke on tbe,
9uestlon OF fact. He was followed by Mr.
Riach, VINO stated the points in the case for
ene defense. In the House, motion to
suspend the rules and pass the bill for the
coinage OF standard silver dollar, and TO
make 1t alegal-tender for all debts was LOST
Tor want of two thirds in its fayor-I16 tn
%; Resolutions were adopted-calling for
Information as to the amount of gold
com and bullion in the Treasury.
1Glrectng suspension until the list OF
february next of all further action in ref
erence to lands sold for direct taxes under
the act of Aug. 5, 1851 Bills were nassedn
IN relation to postal affairs, being the amend
eu Dill recently vetoed by the President be-
cause OF informality in the title: Senate bill
extending to Feb. l the time within which
lands held by the United States under the
deemed
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27

BY next Centennial the particl-
pants will be outvoted and we shall
have Joined "the silent majority"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27

If one has the choice between
energy and talent, the former Will III
sure the largest success in life.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27


of the records of the War Department
showed that the actual number of men
on duty in the army is 26,979, of which
1880 are on duty in the Territories !;
BIS in Texas, and 1884 in the other
Southern States. Gen. Terry had in
the field /, ,123 men, and Crook 1,790,
of which probably fully 1000 are to-
day fit for active service. -Four thou
sand two hundred and sixteen men
are on duty at West Point and other
points north, and the remainder of the
army is doing garrison duty at forts III
the Northern States.
A certain continuous range of tenn
perature seems essential to the devel-
opment of malaria, which is almost
unknown beyond sixty degrees north
and fifty-seven degrees south latitude,
and during the cold season in the tenn
perate zone. According to HlrSh, 1t
prevails up to various degrees of latl-
tude and average annual temperature.
1t is the average summer temperature,
however, that is of account, and
the northorn limit of this lies between
the isotherms of so and 59.Ss Fahr.,
giving a prolonged temperature suili-
GENTLY high to insure vegetable de-
composition.-Dr Charles p. Russell,
IN Popular Science Monthlytor Aug"st.
THE Nashville Adrocate (Southern
Methodist) complies table which
makes the total number of Methodist
communicates in the world lib ,047.
l. Il -, II nI
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27

There are three colored Baptist
churches in Boston
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-07-27
LNDUSTRIAL, STATISTICAL
AND TECHNICAL.

IN Newark, n. j., there are 900
workmen without employment, and
are clamoring to the city officials for
work or bread
THE mineral resources of Tennessee
have received further development
within the past few weeks in the dis
covery of heavy deposits of carbonate
of zinc on Powell's River in East Ten
nessee. The supply is said to be mex
haustible.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

The bids win be opened in the pesencs the Board OF
the Of the INTERIOR and read publicly In the order
bidders must sgnato place business Post
office address They are invited to be present At the open
nish New York reference with their bids and their address
Each bid the OF all parties Interested in
TO- n m. naye % eGpy Ss S in ait If
be furnished sppcaon to this Office to Nos. ~ and
bids will be considered from persons who have
s"sd @ n ANY SID IS viii be- %ad Hn Or oi M
the best interests OF the government .,,
draft, payable order Of the Comm.sione Of Indian
aas If s vna s.ass
Metropolitan National New York National Bank q Com
Prise Frss National samors second National %asSnssaa:
rause. National BANK WISCONSIN, aiwauses tniaa
aon Chs.so NsSns Bank iss Of the 4. state o. Missouri
sn On III Be- s s S' @
promptly eontrac. With good and sarcen, sareses 40.
tho bidder The checks drafts Of all bidders will be held
bidders required furnish samples OF the articles bid
% in not ns ns Of on s sfa sasa5 % Ss
should be Identified with the proposal by private mark
a:
va,e mark as viii insure distinction from other bidders Ne
sample viii be opened until after all the bids shall have
in execu,ine the contrscs riSns rescrvcs to
increase diminish the quantity o. OF tho articles
be- reserved 20 or the in
contract to extent not exceeding twenty-five pes
joint ana scverM oond. amount OF snc con-
tract duly executed, with two suretes coudi.
toned for the faithful! performances OF the
partcuars must accompany the same The suicicncy II
the ureties must be evidenced BIZ their affidavit
value OF their property
No contract part thereof permitted to be sub
let assigned ed by other party without the
written consent of the Secretary OF ;ns Interior
All articles furnished under contract must be delivered
the places designated tor their receJton. packed aud
marked according directions shipment without
charge balng when in original packages and
viii be subject Inspection by the Board of Indian Com
missioners; and such articles In IA
conform the samples will be rejected
held TO furnish others OF the required quality within 6vs
days; failing in that they will be Purchased at ex
All the goods excepting the blankets will be reouisa A.
be delivered In New YORK. Philadelphia Batmor. .,,
bidder specify place OF delivery Tina
10 be delivered Al of the places above uanaS r,.
thirty days from the date OF the award ~ "'"'"
The Groceries must bc delivered New York PhtladeL
pha. baltimore Buffalo, chicago Sioux city, Louis 81
Paul. Omaha or Kansas City, before the
1879 or At the respective agencies within TINA
thereafter twenty-five per centum OF the beans surar
and coffee ior the Red Cloud and Spotted will
be cAei Tor at once the balance such and In such
be given w. "'' "o'''" "
Tie Tea must DO oolons superior fine trade c,asscs.
tion.
The Conee must be delivered In double sacKa
The sugar must be delivered In barrels full
The iobacco must be Navy plus color
and swectencd only enough for preservation 49,
Payment viii be made NJ
nvoices properly approved j. O. SMITH CommissIosS
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

$:'!: E;: |E :
each blanket Ssss xs'g No. injury e ss S' ooDa
lssoo yard. saved rs: i Cloth, Cloth blue; blue.
aosso yards Flannel. red, twilsd.
$3.50 yards I.insey. plaid
io;s ,e.1 dozen dozen Hose Hose shI1S,sn. sT%SsI
9l9 dozen Socks. mems
5tSss issa So assorted stSHTos ssis. GOODS
81 ioo wards gsdtesns si goo good as|u quality.
$3.50 yards Drilling. indigo blue
100 yards Drilling. slate TOR dress iiningA
IL 356 yards Duck, standard, S-ounca
100 yards penims blue
23,soo yards Kentucky jeans
500 Wards yar. snee,ins Sesehed ~ standard medium
s'soo'Ard;c chHss h.sss'' No. ;5.''ns 'InsscLorH1sa
s.7St Coats sack Tor men. assort I'd sixeA
!.32s Overcoats sack. for men, large szeA
4s3 suit Jackets and PANTS. for boys TO } vearss
800 suiis coats. pant. ana vcs 81. boys 10 70 l
,o,, years o, age ..,.,y,..
3ss S3ss ss,1. ssst' 0s siesary asm assorted '''sA
7.o75 Shirts, flannel red.
tSG cGSss ss''' ~ i,nnsi sLEsa6Es Eaas on QUALITY
22ea pairs pair. Masn!. ae%s assorted as..l,ss s5o.
as pairs Misses. assorted si.r.
10 pa5iL GLass ass!ds'' S3 iiss AND AND GAPS
S9 Has %sn' w"s Wool a..s9,ss s,sS,tsd ,,s i,ss
'''' caps GLASS; ias%t rs. "7s"HARDwARR, &C.
@ 5es dozen Axes. best ea.,.,.ssl 70 - pounds, :
s Dozen Dozen 1sis S.ndss "%%e: ssneS 1sil ''' No.
ssS as Dozen dSas. sswins. SEWING swl AMi Handle.
l437 dozen Cups, tin. pnts and quarts
22l dozen pippers. ,nned',on l long HANDLED a =,
e4s dozen Pans Tin or iron pressed . and quartA
.,o, IN e9nai Quantities
6SS Camp Kettles. In nests of three
800 dozen PIanicrs' Hoes No. .. best cast stcsl
2O9 dozen Hoe Handles.
366 dozen Fish Hooks. assorte,
2lo dozen Fish Lanes; assorted sinea
lO7S dozen Butcher Knives. inch
400 dozen Hunting Knives 9 inch:
90 dozen skinning Knives. eineh ..,...
SAT dozen Knives and Forks. good quality.
Susdoxen Spoons. table tinncdiron
$40 dozen Spoons. tea, timed iron.
245 dozen Shears. east steel TX and tncheA
ls Beaver Traps Newhouss. No.
"a Mink Traps. Newhouse.
l'oS' p'a'1cs cLxss l1Sso 10 s-Nor1oNs. 4o
TOPS punches Beads. assorted colorh
654 dozen Combs. coarse.
424 dozen Combs. tie tooth
"A dozen Mirrors zinc.
10000 Needles. assorted sizes
1900 Needles, govcrs'.
1870 dozen spool Cotton standard make 2on yards.
3cord and 6-cord. equal quantities. 80 o ..
1872 pounds Thread. linen. standard make Nos ~ 30
and 40, two. thirds dark blue, ethird Whitley
1900 pounds Gillng Txno and s-cord equal qu.ns'-
CLASS No s-MEDIcALo Supplies AND HOSPITAL
Schedules showing in detail the and OF
the articles herein called for will bs furnished on appl'cA
1O-Gk0CERIES.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

biLktAlSOs.
MOTHER GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN STANDARD
IA beve Billiard fables second hand rabIes phs md
Contender Combination Cushions
u. W CoLLENDER. 7ss Broadway.
hEhlOAH STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES-WTrH
A De"h, - wire cushions; large stock OF ThmminRs
second hand Fables At great bargains.
W. H. GklfFIfu A CO.. 20 vesey 81
iLLiAKD TABLES Az nEpuCED Pkicks
~ 4kORuE u PHklAk, voAh o. 90 lOoh -
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION
vho intend remaining days will And tho via
LONG BRANCH AND THE n. J. SOUTHERN r K


LONG BRANCH AND THE n. !, SOUTHERN r r.
more attractive than any other
The anc steamers ESSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave pier \. North River. foot OF Rector IT. At
e:45 A. NJ AND 80 T. NJ,
connecting a Sandy Hook with for Phiiads
phia direct
The sail across New York bay. In full view OF tho
the shipping and the extensive government forhcaon 10
said to be the finest In the world
Prom Sandy Hook the railroad skirts the shore for
eleven miles ~ the SUMNER CAPITAL. where
can stop oscr on through tickets
The depot In Philadelphia the foot OF Market CON
veuent TO Of the best city hotels and boarding houses
Tickets tor the round trip. good tor fifteen days 81 Sin
gle fares. - 40 -
W $ sNEDEN. General Manager
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
stcamooats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier IS
5P Through tickets sold all the principal hotels In
the city
EoR NoRwALK DIRECT.
ccnnsc'ing with Danbory Norwslk and New Haven Ran
rosds ny steamer ARROwSMiTH. daily Gsunfays cx-
ceptvd from JEWELS dock, Brooklyn. at 30 NJ. pier
81 BE, River at AS r. n. and foot SD ST. East River ss
Fave IS cents; excursion tickets so cents
L,0K ALBANi-rHE SPLENDID STEAMBOAT ES-
CORr leaves pier 81 North River Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays NJ NJ Pare, 81; deck Jpc. Returning,
leaves Albany Sundays Tucsdays and Thusdays ~ o'clock
p. H.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
PROPOSALS..
IN INDIAN GOODS. MEDICAL SUP
or THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WASHINGTON August l6 1919
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed :Proposas for lndiaa
Goods. Class No -- u. ?. g. T. 5, Z = or 10 as tug
be will be received Nos. - aud AZ Leonard
New York until IL oocock ~ Thursday. September
IA 1870 for furnishing in the quantities herein given, any
all OF the articles named in the following list:
The above place VIII be for business ON and ale<
Tuesday. September s.
GLASS No. I-MACKINAC RLANKErS-PAIRS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
TRAvELLEIss' GUIDE.
DEXNSYLvANiA RAILROAD
GREAT THINK LINE

i M GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND IhIrED srA1Rs NAIL ROUTE a.
Trans 'srrs Nsw YORK via Ds.brossss and oors'A
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg wes. aud SOUTH
wisa Punsn palace cars attached. o 80 A. NJ sno ~
For Wiinsmsport Lockhaven. Cory and Ec a. ~ ano
$50 r. M. connecting Vt Cory ritusvuie Petroleum
= Centre and the oL Regions h.. s,,h .rdn,,ed Wal,
ingtou Express" OF Pullman paror ears dIav oxceps
sunday . 3, A. arrive Warrington tio = y, Reg
2:D 3,4, o,6.7 3.s NJ; and II night Accemn9
dation A. NJ. and 40 p. N. sunday 8 A. NJ d l.
= $50 and " Emigrant and second class M
On sunaaysA " Returning leave Centennial dep%ss
~ 4;4o, ) 80. 9. and 7a5 y. NJ onsunday 7;ao n
For trains to Newark Elizabeth. Railway Princeton Tren-
ton Perth Amboy. Pennington. Beivdere and other
points local schedule ~ All lckot Offices =, ,
Trains arrive PROM Ptsburg el0 and ~ ~ A. a.. @ M
Monday From Washington ana Baltimore, 80 4; NJ
4:iO 10 10 20 r. N sunday 30 A. NJ From Phia-
sephia % 20 go ic;i9 Il 20 II 90 M .op 2H4
il 20 r Il ~ 80 ~ 'o''o - % a. "''
Ticket onces oae and e44 Broadway. No. As,or House
Brooklyn Nos ia llo Is Hudson ST. Hoboksn Do
pot Jersey City. Enigrant Ticket Once No. Battery
place ID. NJ BOYD, r.. General Passe niger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
CTuSlSGToN LINE FOR BOSTON
steamers RHODE ISLAND AMI NARRAGANSETT from
pier 81 North River foot OF Jay a ) p. NJ
Providence Line,
um pier - North River. foot Park place Steamships
ELECi IA and GALArEA. -, +:5o Y. NJ
CARAroGA-TnE MOST poPCLAR AND DIRECT
- rogte Is by the ,pendd steamer. OF the Peoples Line
DREW aud sr. JOHN. leaving daily from pier Al North
River, u L. NJ reduction In
tickets 10 Albany Saratoga and Montreal
The New York herald., 1876-09-09


4 HIGHLANDS OF rHB HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT
n. The MARY POWELL, for West Point Ncwburg
Pcughk Rondout and Kingston landing Coxxen
Cornwall Milton and New Hamburg. and Marlboro D, ferry
will leave ~ North River Vestry ST. daily sundays
excepted. az 80 r. NJ Connects At Poughkecpse With
evening trains tor the North.
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS c. yIBBARD
"A and DANIEL DREW-Leave vcssry ST. pier Al :: 10
and 24th s at :3U A. NJ landing at Nyack and Tarytown
by ierrybost wcs; Point. Ncwturr Poughkee sic Rhine
bacx. Cxtski and Hudson. Close connection Albany
with sP. VI for tho West New York
and by special train Saratoga and Round Lake
We.t Point and Newturg and return same day. 81
Poughk.epsie. 81 81: Saratoga and return s3 90
IlROOKLYN. NEW YORK AND NEwBuRG. BY
ID steamboat AKIN MENTA.-Lcsve Fulton Brooklyn At
8, vessry ST. New York at 20 and 2ath st. At et5 NJ
landing AT Yonkers Iona Island Cosens West Point snd
Cornwall Returning. arrive at Brooklyn T. NJ rickes
for the round trip 81 20 Iona Island AMI return IS eent
EAfSKILL GREER LINE-STEAMER NEW CHAM
~ PION or WALTER BRETT daily, from Canal sI. pier
&. North River. Y. W. Fare SOC Berths free.
(NITIZENs' LINE.-ELEGANr STEAMBOATS, FOR
" Troy, Saratoga and all points North. East and West
leave daily except Saturday, AZ NJ from pier 10 North
River Through fare TO Saratoga only s. so; excursion
scketS good for 30 days. 81 So
L,oR THE CENTENNIAL.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

WANTED A SITUATION As HOUsEKEEPER IN A
w Christian family; beat references given and
Address A, box iS5 Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

100 Ay. A. BETWEEN nth AND l-rh STS.-A
ICCyoung German sirl as ady's chamber maid.
hep along all sewing Gail Tor three Mr..
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

NOUNG LADY. TEACHING FRENCH AND GERMAN
no lerald onl.e.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

90 STATE ST.. BKOOkLYN.-A WIDOW, FULLY
CO-Quaied in all branches OF housekeeping. desires
widowsr's family preferred Call sddres:
r. G..
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

NNANrED-BY \ YOtNG LADY POSITION AT
w American Institute Fair; fully competent. has been
employed t.orc would like situation 5 family
good reference Address tor wcsx Miss BROWN.
Herald Uptown oiice.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

I ONGS HOTEL NEW ROND ST. AND CLIFFORD
IL st-Ths well known comfortable hotel for families and
gent efuen the In this situation. has
commodous and luxuriousy appointed smoking and
cading wi h large bay window comma anding
cheerful this Imperial and fashionable thorough
fare your visit is solicited should you already have
m ade choice hotel West End OF London. Under
the management OF W. l. and Mrs Chambers