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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17
sI4ErANDoAE HERALD AND VALLEY AIov1arsTIsEI2

dc, &c. The same plea might be put
in as to merchants statements of amount
Of goods purchased, on which they are
taxed, but this is no argument against
the law for taxing liquors by the drink
or gallon, for all must see the imporr
lance of such law at this time. The
friends of the bill proposed by the Gov
ernor in his last annual message, claim
that unoer it-imposing a tax of 80 cts.
per gallon on all liquors distilled in the
State tine Commonwealth would col
lect about $4,000, this Question very
much and am of the opinion that the
passage of such bill would have ten
dency to stop every distillery in the
State how could onr distillers pay the
u. S. Government 80 cts and the State
80 cts in addition and 60 into the mar.
kets with $50 taxes on their manufacs
turer and compete with distillers of
! other states who only pay 80 centse and
from recent investigations it Is quest
innable whether one half of the western
whisky pays any tax, save that imposed
by ''Crooked Whisky Ring" The re-
suit would be that, our distillers would
have to put out their fires and the SUR
plus grain heretofore used by them
would be bought up by foreign capital
manufactured into liquor and sent into
Virginia to supply demand which they
met. If then, the quantity manutactur
ed in Virginia would raise revenue Of
s'about $750,000' by the imposition OF
this 80 cts. tax; how much would tax
of 81 cts. on each gallon drank in Ii
censed ordinaries and saloons and
cents on that sold by measure in the
Commonwealth give us? The tax l
propose, does not increase the rates one
iota on a single acre of land, head OF
stock or dollar invested in manufactur-
ing enterprises the non producer. with
100 per cent added to his former prices,
is only asked to pay to the State from a
largely increased business over that of
1861, 20 per cent Of the 100 which he
receives from the consumer He can.
not plead hard times, for we are all
painfully cognizant Of the fact that, his
business is steadily on the increase and
mostly in cash, and this one cent would
enable him to refuse credit to some of
his lame ducks, or require them to put
down one cent stamp before he could
fill their glasses. And the imposition of
- cents per gallon on those who sup
ply class of painfully pious gentlemen
and moderate dram drinkers who do
not countenance bar-rooms and saloons,
need have no fear that that the addition
OF the tax per gallon to their present
pric 8 will drive off their custom, far
from it, they will have it at any price
and apart from this, are cousiderate gen.
tlemen aud know it is far cheaper 10 buy
by the measure and ego it alone" than
take chances before the public and pay
down the dimes.
Should the foregoing hastily written
sentences catch the eye of some of our
representatives, who may be of like
mind with your correspondent and thus
develope itself in the presentation of a
bill embodying his views he shall be
truly grati6ed and believes the thinking
classes will heartily endorse it.
Respectfully &C.,
stVITIs LABRUsCA.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ IRGINIA, TO WIT;

lhU1Nld, ~ VII;
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court o,
Shena ndoah. February End 1876; IN VACATION.
Joseph b. Strayer fx'r OF John Strayer
deco use John }. Grandstaf late sheriff and
MS sureues Complts
AGAINST
r. N. Lantz admir- of Geo. Lantz sr. decd
and in his own right, Jacob Iantz, Samuel
Lantz nd Rebecca his wife Samuel Hannah
and Christina his wife, Abraham NeH and
Mary Ann his wife, George Maphis and
Elizabeth his wife and Catharine Bennett Deft's.
The objectof this suit is to settle the Ad-
ministraticn account of Robert NJ. anti adm r
of George Lantz 81. decd and of the personal
assets be insufficient, to subject the real estate
devised by the said George Lantz ST. to his
children to the payment of Judgment obtan ed
BY John Strayer against Jacob Lantz, Sam'l
NJ. Lantz, Israel +. Rinker and George Lantz
ST. for $500 90 with interest from Sept. "a til
1851 and So 76 costs, subject t. sundry credi ts.
1t appearing by salts foctorp evidence that
the defendants George Map his and Elizabe tn
his wife are not inhabitants of this State-It is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do w hat is necessary to protect
their interest, that copy OF this order be
published IN some newspaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successive weeks
and copy posted at the front door IF the
Court House of said county. on the iirst day
of the next County Court
Geo. w. Miley, c. e. C. s. c.
COPY TEsTE,
Geo. W. Miley, c. c. 8 c.
WIN. q Bro. p q. Feb. l0-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17

WE publish communication upon
the question eftaxing liquor merchants.
1t is worth the careful perusal of our
readers, and especially that of our
representatives.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" Woodstock, Va, Feb 8, 1876.

(VONMfSSIUNEKS OFFICK.
" Woodstock, Va, Feb 8, 1876
To james Leach, admir- Of Perry, decd, Com
VS..
Parmelia Lee adm'x Of John Lee, decd, Perry Bor-
den and Eliza Ann, his VITO, Joseph Borden and
tina M his wife. Rebecca Cataarine Lupton, Richard
w Pondexter and Mary Ellen, his wife and Thomas
" Lee, Defts, and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have hxed the Srd
day Of March next ii fair If not the next fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted to take and settle at
Office the following accounts, viz: LIST, the Admins
tration account of Psrmelia Lee, adm'x Of John G
Lee dec'd 2nd, An account Of debts against the 60
tate of said John c. Lee, decd, To ascertain and re
port the real estate of which said John G. Lee, died
seized and possessed and its gross and annual value
4th, Any other matter deemed pertinent or that Ell
Their party may DESIRE As required by decree of 6hen
andoah Circuit Court in said cause. At which time
and place you are required to attend. Given .unasl
my hand IS Commissioner In Chancery Of said court
the day and year hrst aforssa i'd.
Feb 10-4w P. W. MAGRUpER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17

Henry Bansman, of Lancaster county
Pa, sold tobacco raised last year on
eight acres of ground to a California
buyer for over $4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17
WAN Ed.

White Oak Hoops, IA feet long.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
per tho ussnd will be paid, delivered on the
Railro ad At any station between Lii den on
the Midland and Harri sonburg on the B. d o.
Railroad.
Jan. 20-3mo d FIFE.
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SPLENDID STOCK
OF
Readynade Clothing
ust received for the Holidays.


Also. large assortment
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
and Gents Furnishing goods no trouble
to show goods.
NJ. COLEMAN
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NOTICE No. 2.

All accounts are now due and earnestly eesire
speedy settlement of the same. We can't keep
business up without money sons along with the
Cash, will gareutee, 70 sell you goods rs cheap -
anybody else. ~
IA Spend yom Heney ,she,e yon
oct ynur Greslit -Hss
Very Hes. Yours
). A. BANNER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17

ZONE AND LOOK Att.
offer, privately, for sala,
IS ACRES OF LAND,
situated about ~ ofa mile South of Saums-
vile, on the Middle Road, There is about
S ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER.
1t is under good fencing and is divided into
lots Of about acres each. There is an
ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT
on the place.
Feb. lot. JOHN SAUM,Sp.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17

GUNNER SHAWLS AND SKIRTS,
y For sale by
S.A.DANNE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-02-17

tFor the Shenandoah Herald.]
Feb. ~, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

.er-opts Mrs Amalia Ysdro and child a. Lepe5 @e
Snd SCI To- o,5 ervnnt Mrs. Maria NJ Oulntero Mts
u eo ~ cblr,n and servant Mira ioSe'S StheI We
s9Sl,i NJ, Mari, carrie Bagns Ns SG9 t d 5sDrbteT
i INN ,fei Ncere1o and niece ScnUr a. , w. , V
Nannt. 'i. IN no B llvade, FTauso d. lame WV IVY
Vale Au'o9's M Manuel Nae aud wife jose POD
ol itS,rco Nl0rel Ricardo Ncrc, "eoE' =, y
Cares ,o l1iio Sta Mara jose MA Nad1jsSi,
To-, Sau la.o t,,,io R,nco Manuel Perez Jose Fons
Nst'r AnC,. ,,i, ,aui,o IrlHga, j. NlhbrAd, Domingo
awe ss, VoW'cio Nontabr j. de Nll.S ttlo'q o, ~
N,r,lss Federico Morales ,.t.o '''N'
a.. or do Foras, Ffcdtr.Cb lhf'''"'
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Hllecellaneous

A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN aud LADIES
"a going 60 California from sept 10 10 Cat reduced rates.
desire few persons complete their number Address
with references T. ~ Box 52O5, PostOnce for one week
GtAMP-MEETTNG TENT, extra large size, to
" LET; suitable for hoaTdngtcnt; Will rent shares
Address c. H., Box II. Tribune Office.
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Corporatlon Notices.

NOTICE-PrOpOsals for building Wooden
N Platform Of the Bulkhead Wall between Piers
and 46 od nuubers) y h Will be vel at the Office OF
he Department Docks III and 10 luaHtSt until II
o'clock M Of TUESDAY 2jth July. 1876. For fun nf0r
nation The city Record Copies for sale az No CITY
Han
NOTICE for building PILE
~ FOUNDATION Tor PLATFORM in rear Of Bulkhead
Wall between Piers and - (Jd numJcr- y. H., VIII De
received OF the Department II Docks ~ and IS
o'clock a. Of Friday 18th July 1870
For fun information "The City Record Copies for sale
At so CITY Ndll
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. O.,
sun ilNeS-.--'' ,,f.tf N tfFR T1Is rAl-A -: ,o,.
'so,Fs Island S:Zo itcI q. tciiy-iO'l4
SANDY hooh'. ,.y-tI h. ,fgg IHI, DAY. NJ
sGGtf"Goy's isiauo. $50 Hell u Ferry. .l041
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Hlarble ano Slate Hlaniels.

CASONI & ISOLA.
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
liG % 49, West iOtlst. mean broadway.
Monuments Mantes Affairs, Figures Thing, "ainscoing
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Gteamboais nno ilaiIronos.

A LBANI and TROY by day boats C..NiB-
n card and DANIEL pREN.-isaye NCstTy-St pier
AT TO- and lits az 80 a. IN Landing NyaCk Tar.
ryotu tDy ieryUosu Nc> Point. NewhJrgh Poughkeesc
Cat,ki and Hudson. Close connection Albany
vItr p. for the West over Ncw-l OK
Central special saratoga Round Lake. To
West Point NtNDUrEh amt rcJIrs same day 81. Plough
LCcu,ie -' ~.
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on IousatOnic
B and Naucatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Cahanesp at 1880 aud Bridgeport att
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forscs, Carriages, 6aruess, &c.

forscs. Carriages, Garness, &c.
AUCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
II uate Johnston q Van TassciD,
OFFICE. 81 LIBERTY ST,
OFyeuiug Post BuIdIHr.l
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BHANCH OF OUR
HOUSE. Us 10 ~. %, and - THIElEENIu ST.
University place.
TIE business Will De- conducted precisely ne same lrct
honorable principles winch nave always cIiHcrzeu the
ceu1, s the respect and confidence OF
ilt business well as the public az .ii2
REGULAR SALE, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries fOr sal NAV be made through the mall
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Gelp tpaEl,o

WANTED thoroughly experienced
w srEING MAKER, one understanding trupcring oil
and EIDUe springs MsIuod inan preferred. Must bring
satisfactory Recommendations a. a. CROSBY Co., Ron.
GOuL ~. \.
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Sales bn aurll0u

A. MERwIN, AucuOneer.
10y BANGS, MERWIN Il Co, GJ6 Broadway,
I'D near Bondst-Sales Of Books Works Of Art &c. &c.
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AK FOR TiCkETs VIA AIR LINE.
NEW YORk. AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PA ~SENGEE AND FREIGHT STATIONS:
IN NI.W.YORK-Ccutra Railroad ot NcwJersey, foot OF
LC % m 81 FenGsSiyaa railroad cor
H'i my Co 1'1 MONDAY June 49, 1876 Trains
Leave Nevl ork 100, OF IiberiyS at Otj 74j sl5 am
Leave Phddefna at $780, $50 am, 1870, $500 s. $50 pm
Pullman DTa"Ir Room Cars are attached to the 40 ana
Boats leave loot oi ClarLso1st G3j, 1885, 900 a. m.
Rates for PASSENGERS pass and as by other roae
centennial passnlrs delivered at ne nag afS 10 no
Gen. Pass. agent c. r.; II. OF y. J.
NETWORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
VISiON.--,mmer Arrangements commencing Jun, H. 1870
fassenecr station in NcT.Yors Grand Central DEPOT en
Trains for y,a ISi l54 Fave I at G ,cep so5 r
asca So u 1 20 and SIS i oca Et 4 10
Fof south Nofvas $40 sos, 9O5 u a IN. I'm GSl
go D. - 40 5l5 3D. 50, - 10 p w. Tor 3ia'n tt
az EiI % T., - 30 d To- and 1855 D. m.
xpress, via spafled at % aud ~ a. M q ana
So5 and il a. ~, g. T. aid 10 ?. Bridgeport The
vision f1r Providence and the Connecticut Valley al
sa SS,O' Line Bvsicn for Norwich and Neaaysu and
m n lo NH, 5nncCiitat RIVER H. r. at Springfield aud p NJ
lauck and Housatolc r. Rs al Bridgeport Ihe 500 q. H.
S6ath NorvaE, aud The sos a. N, |, 44O aud 5iJ p m
sunday Man Trains al p n. via Springfield at 10
Bi M Day Express, and Sleeping Cars on
Might ENpTyss tI.lns. an. q - - -.
rtcts can he purchased AZ Ticket O8ce OF Company az
Grand Central Deo Offices of y. y Transfer Co. ~
Broadway york and No. Court 81, brooklyn, VINO VIII
also check baggage from residence 10 destination
aid ESTABLISHED LINE.-StcamerS AN
W DREW HARUER or MONITOR daily for Catskili, &C.
from Franklin st, Pier 30 AZ > y. ~.
DHTIADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
4 The NlsWJEItSEY SOUTHERN r. k.-tare lower than
OIL. 10, 1876. Leave New"
SoTI from pier = Norln RIVER kectcrst go ~
for Long Branch, ~eabrght &c. JiJ A. n FOR philadelphia
Long Branch River NdTruwn, aud NIhclaud; 53O
D. a. for Philadelphia, Long Branch and 1ucktrlol "a"
Branch, Toms River ana NaTct""h J.'p p
m via tr,i-t boat and passenger for Long Branch
SUNDAYS $50 II, for Long Branch. returning At T. M
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Gre Gream.

l'I,rSsElI.s ICE-CREAN. BEST IL THE
% .ts,e.s eat church 25 cTts peg quart Special
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Glcamboais ano Railroads.
PROOKLYN, NETWORK. and NEW

RRO0KLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
- 1T RICH, by steamboat AHMENIA.-Ieave Fuon-st.,
BTookyH ~ o. Nesiry ST. New-NOtk. az go aud Twenty
iouftst gij M. landing Y0uyera, Iona Island.
Cnlzcus West Point, and Cornwall Returning arrive NJ
broOAiyu nt D. m. TiCKEFS FOR THE ROUND TRIP II.
To Iona Island aui return, - cents.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il With Ulster and Delaware Railroad, handing ~ High
land Falls west PonO Cornwall Newburgh, Marlboro.
Million, fOughsr ard steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every TUESDAY. Thursday aGd SATURDAY: James
BALDWIN MOuds' Meduesday, Friday, Spring Tier -
" H., at a.
EOK NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
4 tIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mon rIi.AI- andinter-
mediate D. r. r., daily Sundays
excepted 23l5t b. H. 31j y. M and II con
L"ctng with special trans New Haven fu Hartford spring
tt0 &C Tickets sold md checked al 3lI i galway.
Ncw-h 0rK, { CdGTtgt, Brooklyn Excursion NCw-
Haven and
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l .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

II
hED s6t'raEEES H. R. Or d L6NG IsLhSD Nd To- "
From p. y s ana central Depot, north of Perry,
e5, SO TO- io5 !, M 200 l,S 8:oi o5 5oJ 5.3I
FGr wishing Nian,tJ and Great tccE Branct-Gs5 1876
T. l. 40 s5l p @ and l2Gi m Satur@ay nig i,
Dos, e: D G3l, $50 ,. ~.
o InRgs (a9P Peg9 cEeemoSr Garden do CITY o ana
m ana l2l M. Wcncsday ana saturday nights. For Cen
For Pa Pate y'' "a 81 p M ZOO p H.
IRON Long Island and soi9ern Depq; south Of Ferry
a63 l.6 Sj g. $50 565 go D. m O' ~ ii'- It, | Low
ror Far ockawey and IocEaWay Beach-7o3, TO- ll:52a
For Far ho5S ony-ds5, e:o5 a m; 1908, c.sO 7
fgr Locust valeyca5, $780, 10 m; 1903, 4:oa ;, $50
Eof memps,ead-7oa $50 1882 S:o2 4o3. $50 m
For s5 Ssq ai M mi fqs es H.
For Riverhead-oo5 2. M. 1903, 4 pm.
For Greenport ana sag harJOr BlaHch-90j a. H. and
For CreedTnoor only p. m.
For FlasGnG iiegsii Coylo5e Point and Wtcstonc-
o. F,r f,t, Yr,t RI1,, III :, M M Ga5pm
Ior Flushing lNnnsLJ0:l5 1888 124O, 2.o5, 4lj
For Garden CIV and Hcmpstead-9l5 1888 a. m. 5o5
For Babylon and ratchogue- 9lj a. m, 800 p. m.
Far Far EoelaTay and Kos BrSeS, TO- ii a. nj
For Nortilort and Port Jeaerson-s ESQ., Norhpol
q.
For BABY Ions a. U., $40 =.
Fuiry boats leave wloik, foot Of Jamessp Sundays
cXcvVf,1 from d. % every 80 minutes previous 10
departure from Long Island Clty sunday boats
$50, 1880. lI.u d. !, %. 3, :, ., q, and y m
Ferry New YORK. foot OF Last Ihrty1Oufihft
every 10 minute, previous to ihe departure OF ans.
NONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
w RAIIWhY.-TraIs leave foot Cortlandt II daily i-Un
days excepted Cor Grcemwoo Like ana uernele stations
a. y. mon iAl X ara ''ltA4N'iE
aud intermediate satqns At o O. M l. NJ go 80 1s',,
tU. T. Little Falls aud Intermediate stations Al
$50 a m, $50 $50 and 80 p m. For Rngwood and all
Intermediate, stations AZ 800 p. nj. ., A. l.,
Communication and other ticket may he obtained at Office IN
Jersey aud al Company Office No. 10 Broadway Ne"
York. W. l. DOkNlN Supeilhtehutht.
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
u NETWORK AIR LIS +, % miles shorter than drV ohT
An> magnificent sehcry ne d"ei AMI INST eoilrtl5Ie go
trains leave Grand
Depot Tor MidiletOwn, Wmanc Putnam, and boson at IL
a and p IN.
Tor worcester and Boston, icio change Of ear at p M
For MiGdlytONu at u. -
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA AIR LINE.
NEW-JEHSEN AND NEW-lORK RAIL
y WAY. or I.ACKENoACk, SPRING VALLEY, MN
YET. NEW CITY, HAYERS rRAW, and sr0Ni POINT
Leave New Erie ferries, foot Chamhcfsst 100
s:45 T. s. 4l5 5l5, aud $50 ~ sundays SO a. M
and t"3er train SATURDAY nights Oh'y AZ IL
through stony Point Excursion tickets at Ere
ticket All trains leave Enc Depot jersey Guy
General ONCE, VI BGCadway. see circular. ..,.
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GtARATOGA.-Ihc most popular an, III u'i ,,..
- route Is by spc,l steamers o. lns H.
DREW ana ~T. JOHN, leaving DAILY Hol - a. ~.
M a. eat reduction in fake ~ eAcuiaioh "'H'' - Do
baly, Saratoga. and Montreal
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BOARD an0 Rooms.
below Fourteenth-st.

I OR . ROOMS to LET, with BOARD, in
rates vcrv Moderate; reference. No 90 7th-ave
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L'ALL RIVER LINE.
TO BOSTON
AND ALL FONTS EAST
TIE WORLDEENOWEED STEANE-.S
BRISTOL AND PROVlDENCE
From Pier - North River foot % Murrayst,

from Iifi 20 -'oI'u '"'oI' '''' W ~ '''''
DAILY SUNDAYS. Juno u 90 sept ~ hcNNiVt' at . D. N
ckets Stateoms principal hotels AID acKet
Offices aud tie pier aAd 81, uers GEORGE L. CONNp
Gen. ! ass +'-oH'' ''i'O4--' q ~ M '''.'
Y EHIEU NALLE1 NAlILiDAp.
Il AhHhNGEME@Tu OF tASNb NEEH Tx AINN' ApfI TO-
l-tu-i"c otlea loot 81 C'iulud ana b''u SIS, a'
~ a. No. iI I""H ll., ,' '; .i', t fHe
Hazelou Beaver MEADOW Mtau'' t''f Hhe' e'SH I'
ta'mtl 0'aH"N " obs tsudIe, lil .i'H' soy E lima 80
,i'S, ii1 ''. t ,' ,| ''' -''''''' '''''' ~
j - NO., Ior Ea'lo ie.eh.n Ail'ni""h A'al'' '..lne'
IdEItlu' .l"''iy N.'.' '..'' .. &
90 hah.hS close ''"N.''''"' ''' N'' 81 'o'''''' "
4 p. M. FOR Fa-tou, j. 'Aem' Allentown and Acleh
ESQ D. ~ sight EE"S,' al.y, ,o' is,,'o" e'le1.n Al
I,".' II'l-' po.Ga.t,i BuEau. Nlaeara Balls ana tns
W,st. PuIaas slice. fug ctayl bees s'ta..,t
"N'" H04.' =. a. ~ttI.,s S.l't. and Eugr
General Eastern Office, corner "i ,iG, .i, I- u.s.
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West 81 le.

DO WEST 3lST-ST.-IiindsOmcly furnished
90 ROOMS with hrstclass BOARD, either transient or
pei lucnt references.
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~ YORK AIR LIS T. % miles shorter tdH drV oth'
n, ungut.fl S,cHcr ~ dest and most cont Ortlbc run
England. Express trains leave Grand CENT
Depot FOR Middlctowu Wmantc Putnam and Boston at
a. IN. and p
For worcester and Boston, coa change Of cdrS at p
For MiGdlytONu al u. - -
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- w LSi WASHING lON-N'tJAh E.-,'ultc
= OF ROOMS Tor gentlemen and wives also Tor single gen
men; transient and table board reference.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
leave for Englewood Chester. Fremont and NvacE.
$50 Tor all except Nvaclh $40 a ~ :" =, $40. "3D
ESQ D. and saturday nights only al ll3O IN. sun
GAYS 9 m and $50 p.
Nsnuct : ,ug Naly aud moLsey. Z, 9:i5 a. NJ 40
mo. y. ABBOTT GeEl Pass Agent NeW.l Ork.
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x field county, Conn, near Lake W@rramaus Nr"-lTr'
{. noted o. it, beautiful mountain scenery, romantic
walks drives excellent boating and fishing, seamb0a N
lake: terms per week for admits reference MI IL II
TPHAN, No 2jI Caualst. SewNOrk City, or ii. \. BEN
NI.lI. View Preston. Conn.
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ID AITIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

For through tickets please ca Conp.nys Offices, 3lj
and LIS broadway New YORK, ana at ticket OncC5 fOci
OF Cor depot jersey city.
ASH FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO II. II.
CATSKIIL CREEK LINE.-StcamerS NEW
" CHAMPION OF WALTER BRETT ia ~, from Canal ST.,
Pier ~. y. r. at u ~. iaic. o0'. Icrtus free
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
X ~ALATOGA, LAKE CHAM PLAIN, LAKE GEORGE,
The .ADiBONDACKS, MONTREAL. and ali points North
fare "a The Gle
giant steamboats, ~ this Line Rave DAILY aaur!ays
Cepted' PER a. North River foot Leroy
citing IN morning trains y. y Central Rensselaer,
and Saratoga and FRO and Boston and connecting railroads.
ThrGUsh tickets sold d baggage checked 10 destination.
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COUNTRY BOARD Tor tamllleS ar me most
~ beautiful and healthy farmhouse In Vermont: rooms
large ay coolest and healthet place for summer
resort - per week. Refer TO Dr. b. " Richari5nn
1873 NOblc,, Grrgrpnin L. J.. or Dr. 4 j lchar.on 23l
Lcxucouayr, NeH-IoIk. Address FRANK A. Way West
Vermont.
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Of WEST H-ST.-ROOMS TO LEI,
- II with or without BOARD. Leterruces exchanged
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A =
" -ALLENTJWN LINE TO THE W1.sT.-PasseuG,
stations NCwYoTk foot of Liberty aGi foot Of Clarks0u
NOlt River freight station foot OF iIhrrtyst, North
River Connects Somrryie with South Branch r.. r.
at High Bridge, with High B.idcv Branch; at
Hampton Junyon with bel, Lack; ana West r. r.; at mn
hpsturg with Lchch and Susqueharna Division; also with
Lehgh Valley Railroad DTevt huc 10 Harrisburg, Pitts
bursh the West also 10 Central Iennsy ana
NOTE =
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Secretary Of State John Bigelow Is at tho Westmin.
stcr Hotel Chief Justice Harrison, OF Toronto, aud
Mayor LOWS, of Detroit, arc at the Hoffman House;
Commander j. A. Howell United States Navy. is at tho
New York Hotel Franklin b. Gowcn, President OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company:
Henry r. Pierson, OF Albany, and Andrew Allan. OF
Montreal, At tho Brevoort House 7. n. ~ Yosio,
OF the Japanese Centennial Commission. Is at tho ST.
james Hotel Captain c. r. Patterson, Superintendent
OF the United States Coast Survey, and $. H. KauG-
man. OF Washington, arc at the Everett House. Con-
gresham John o. whiehouse, OF Poughkecpsic, Is AZ
tho Albcmarle Hotel. Lieutenant Colonel Samuel B.
Hoabird. United States Army, Is at tho Glcnharn
Hotel Sidney 7. Fairchid, OF Cazenovia, N Y, 10 al
the Buckingham Hotel Captain W. r. Brown and
Chief Engineer John D. Carpenter, United States Navy
are At the Sturtevant House. Ex-Governor II. G. War
moth, OF Louisiana and Judge Israel 8. Spencer oi
Syracuse, at the Ffth Avenue Hotel Warner NIL.
ler OF Hcrximer, N. Y is at tho Union Square Hotel