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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
VIRGINIA TO WIT:-In the Clerk g
v Office of the Circuit Court of Shen-
andeah. Nav 3Oth. 1875. In Vacation

andeah. May 3Oth, 1875, In Vacation.
Vim. a. Rice, Sheriff, Committee Admr,
d. b. n. OF Jno. c. KERN, decd, Conpl't
AGAINST
Jacob Dodson, Elizabeth KERN. Amos
Brill and Eveline, his wife, Isaac Brill and
Amelia, his wife, Timothy KERN. Robert
KERN, Solomon KERN, William KERN. Jno
Perry, James Perry, Milton Perry, John
Cooper and Margaret, his wife, and the I'M
known heirs Of John =. KERN, dec, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to enforce the
payment of two bonds of $4,000 leach. ex-
ecuted on the LIST day of April 1850. by
Jacob D,,dson to John C. KERN for a
certain tract Of land lying in Shenandoah
county, containing 80 acres. more or less
and subject the same. if necessary to the
payment of said bonds.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the
Defendants Robert KERN, Solomon KERN,
William KERN, Jehn Perry, James Perry.
Milton Perry, John Cooper and Mareare.
his wife and the unknown hairs OF John
9. KERN decd are not inhabitants of this
State-It is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here within one mont h
after due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to protect their interest, that
a copy OF this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once Il
week for four successive Weeks and a
copy posted at The front door of the Court
House of said county. on the first day of
the next county court.
GEO. w MILEY,
Copy Teste.
GEO. W. MILEY, C. C C. S. C.
June Nv. VIM. & Bro. p.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
Thursday Morning, June 8. 1875,


Mr.. Blame, tit appears, has fallen by
the waysidc. A few weeks ago hi $
chances for lie nomination were con-
s, Tered among the best, but investi>
CATION shows that he was not altogether
unacquainted with the "ways that are
dark and the tricks that are vain.
Mulligans testimony has almost ex-'
tingaished the last hope ofsecaTing the
Nomination of the Republican parry
Some of his friends ensleavor to make
the impression that it is oniy all effort
4 of his enemies to defeat bis nomination,
but among the people there is a con
yiclion that Mr. Blaine has been guilty
81 sttcn Irregularities as TO rendcr- ,sfvTr-
; unfit for the position which he seeks.
Whether guilty or innocent it is q
iast reriOatiou and Mr.. ,.Blaine does
not deserve public sympathy IN order
to give himself prominence he attempt
cd to arouse the most bitter feels
ings Of the war and by a series Of
false charges against jefferson Davis to
cmbtter the North against the South
and to produce degree Of sectional
auimosity which no man actuated by
pure motives would have attempted,
If Mr.. Blaine be. innocent, he has
fallen a victim to the blow which his
own arm had raised against an innocent
man. His own tactics have been used
to defeat his own scheme.
The champion seeking prominence
and position by taisehood and SANDER,
his fallen by the weapons which he has
invented + the destruction of another.
Like Morton, who introduced the mai~
den into Scotland, aud was among the
first to suffer by it, Blaine, if he be
innocent, was among the first to suffer
by tie machine which he invented to
advance his own personal ambition.
But whether he be guilty OF innocent,
his prospect for the nomination is
blighted and be no longer has even the
= most remote chance of becoming the
president of this nation. He has shown
himself unfit for the position, and the
investigation Of last week has demon
strated the utter impossibility Of his
\ receiving The support Of the people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08

Peter Cooper was formally notified
at New York of his nomination for the
presidency by the national independent
convention recently held at indianapolis
He accepted the nomination condition.
1ally, expressing the hope that the in
dependent party would yet attain its
Fohject through 81 her the republican or
. democratic party.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08

The Radicals even now admit that
there is nothing in the charges brought
against Mr.. Kerr by Harney-who has
been proved to be utterly untrustworthy
and the only thing that now rests upon
the speaker is the approval he receives
from Gen. B F. Butler.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08


Daniel SsulPs Exors..e.. ....."... Complt
AGAINST
Jbhn Fauber and others............. Deft's.
Pursuant to a decrse of the County Court of
Shenandoah county, pronounced in the above
named cause on the 18th Gay of January 1871
nd further decree of the Circuit Court of
said county rendered on the Sth dav of April
1876, the undersigned Special commissioner
will proceed to sell at public auction
SATURDAY, JUNE oath, 1876,
at Rhodes Store, Saumsvie Shenandoah
county, Va a certain tract of land
CONTAINING Is J ACRES,
more or less it being one eighth interest in
the real estate of which George Fauber died
seized and possessed and in tie division of sa id
real estate assigned to Jno. Fauber, and sold
by sa id Jn, Fauber to A. B. Miller The
tract of land ad joins the land of Jacob
Schumacher and othsis near the North Noun
tain. About acres oft is well timhered.
A the same time and place, will alsn offer
for sale GOOD HOUSE the proper ~ of the
said John Fauber
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash to pay the cos is Of suit and sale
and the residue in three equal annual pay
lnents to bear interest from date, the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal security
and the title to be retained until the further
order of the court.
Ns- Sale 10 CONNER &c at / =. O'clock P. II.
W. I WILLIAMS.
june III ~ Special Commissioner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08

HEAVY SUIT Fer DAMAGEs j. K.
Lands, who shot Uri Carrnth, the
Vineland editor, has been sued by
Carrutb's ad,nins,l ators for $4,000
damages for having caused Carruth $
death.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
CLynchburg News. ]

We can only say now that its con-
duct throughout was marked by great
prudence, wisdom and propriety; and
that the gentlemen who composed its
membership deserve, IN returning to
their homes, as they will doubtless re
ceive, the endorsement of "wsll done,
good and faithful servants"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
FaEss CoALENTS ON TIE LATE c0NVEN.
TON.
lAlaHandria Gazatta l

0,I
The action otsthe State Conservative
Convention 10 Richmond yesterday
was just such sas it should have been..
1t appointed d State committee, the
requisite number Of delegates to the
National Convention, and the State and
district electors, and then, without any
such foolishness as the adoption Of
platforms or resolutions, or instructions
to delegates, or expressions of prefers
ence for any particular gentleman spok-
en- of in connection with the President
ial nomination, adjourned, as the sensi
BILE people Of whom it was compose d
should have done.
Petersburg pest.J
| The State Convention yesterday
[ performed two good actions. II refus-
ed to adopt any platform or declaration
OF creed, and it refused to send any
member of Congress to the National
Convention as delegate. Congress
men are servants of the people on duty,
and should not hold two positions Of
labor and trust at the same time. Be
sides, however pure our representa-
tives unquestionably are, and how far
removed they may be from outside ins
tiuences at Washington, nevertheless
delegates to nominate our candidates
should be chosen directly from the
Ibosom. of the people and as free fro n
political combinations and schemes as
the air they breathe in their valley and
mountain homes. The principles and
purposes of the Democratic party are
known to the world, and are embraced
in only few words: A radical change
Of the Administration of the Federal
| f4,.v,-rnment! To accomplish this
Grand ,,es.ult with certainty, we only
REQUIRE pn,Hed party candidate OF
whom the wori,,, IN say: he IS nom
est, capable, and aval1.., NE! ohoef Inns
banner we can conquer. Sn, tniS Is .he
banner which the Convention ". ~'e'aas
unfurled 10 the breeze with unanl,'' "
and vim we have never before witt
nessed Oh similar occasion.
| CLynchbufg Virginian.]
| The Virginia Conservative Conven-
ton has done it's work we'll and deserves
commentator. The delegates seem to
have been animated by common pur-
pose; and, as consequence, there was
entire harmony, SO far as appears, in
their proceedings. No expression was
| given in favor Of any particular candi-
date; and in this the Convention evinced
wisdom. If the delegates from all the
States that will be represented at St.
Louis shall 90 there in the spirit that
anlmates those from Virginia, the
strongest candidates will be nominated,
and the result will be success.
Norfolk Virginian.]
We congratulate the delegates on
the prompt and efficient manner in
which they transacted the business for
which they were assembled. They ap>
pear to have wasted no time in the dis,
cussion of irrelevant matters, to have
done everything they ought to have
done, and to have eontented themselves
with this, without attempting to COM
nit the Conservatives of tho State to
any policy save that of opposition to
the Republican party.
CLynchburg News
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
Commissioners Sale
OF
THECON MONS
OF THE
TOWN OF WOODSTOCK.

Pursuant to decree of the circuit court of
Shen s6de4h County, pronounced at its April
tie rm, 1876 in the cause in chancery, wherein
the Trustees of Town of Woodstock Va, are
compliments and Man Almond and other Re-
versioners &c. Dcfts the undersigned com
missioners will sell in front of Court House or
on the common OF Woodstock.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1876,
Either privately or at public auction or both
to the highest bidder, the Real Estate. in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, living and sit
uated on the West side of W 90 stock, along
side the B. & y. r. K. known and described as
the commons ofthe town of Woodstock.
Containing % Acres, more or less.
The land lies well ard is adapted to the
growth of cereals and fruits; Elegioly situated
for all kinds of buildings, close to town and
possessing all the conven fences oftown proper
ty. This land WILDE divided into building and
pasiurage lots, according to location and dis
retion of comm issioners. All persons having
any of sa id land enclosed, who desire to pu
chase the same, will please notify TIE Com
missieners of the fact on or before the day of
sale, they can thus prevent any removal o.
fences or buildings.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent in hand and the residue in one,
two and three years with interest from the
dav OF sale, bonds with good p, rsonal security
lien toba retained on the land sold as g further
secusiEy Sale from Il o'clock \. ".
NJ l., WALTON.
p W. MAGEUDfR.
Special commissioners At Safe
Nav 2atii--t 4 :,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08

The Hendricks persuasion largely
predoninates among the delegates to
the Tennessee democratic convention,
which met at Nashville last Wednesday
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08

Cali and examine for yourselves and W E
vii, demonstrate to your entire satisfaction
that the CORNER STORE is the place
where you can buy goods the loves: fig
ures.
May 18th, 1875.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
Neu Advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
As parties have been trespassing upon
my lot and committing depredations,
hereby notify all persons that the law
will be rightly enforced against all who
trespass upon my premises.
June Sth 1t CYRUS SPENGLER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08

a. P ICES &c.
NJ
Mustard, Natmegs,
Mace, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Allspiees
Pepper, Ginger,
Turmeric Mustard Seed.
Celery Seed, Flavoring Extracts
and Essences, kennet Wine,
Salad Oil, Gelatin,
Isenglass, Sage,
Cornstareh, Farina,
Baking Powders, Tapioca
Cream Of Tartar, Soda,
and everything in this line ola pure quail
ily and sold as cheap as the aduiterated
articles.
B. SCHMITr,
May 1S-.if. Druggist woodstock. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-08
Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
HOUSE 4 LOT,

Near SaumsvilIe, Shenandoah Co. Va.
Daniel Saull's Exor...... /. ........... Comp It..
AGAINST
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
steamboats ano Railroads


ALBANY. - PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"a . =. m. AiOany aid all points north aad west
CArSkILL CREEK LINE.-New Champion,
" Monday Netn tsdsy and friday, trOl1 CaDast; NC
Manu-. c'l osite days rom Leroy.st., p m.
ERiE RAILWAY.
l8.6:
Coaches BuGa and Sleeping Coaches TO Cleveland ana Cu
io:45 A. m.-E1press Mail for Buffalo and the West
7 T. s DaiyJ - Iaciic Express for the West Sleeping
All Cleveland and Chssgo without CHANGE also Hotel DIN
iAg.cars to eveland and Chicago - :, =, ~, ca.
80 1915. 1iiO 3.l5 6:l5 ani Gj aud u m,i
Racar i sr PAX Ss 3 SE sac e45 o 10 m p r hoSE 5
3 $40, 43c 5, O. $50, 81 D. 1913 80 p SUNDAY
$50 o. 10 45 80 a. w. noon, 45 3, SI3 $40 $50 j.
~ G. G;lj go Sl3 1890 ;SQ + NJ ,o SATURDAY nsg1s
z i SO m suhern Ga 30, 10, lo45 m; $40, ), 4
wall 5so M 0 $50 ~ ~ m i SUNDAYS $50 a. m New
blrs $50. Q 1913 m $50 lS0 SUNDAYS $50 a. m.
sundays $50 A. IN Goshen 7.36 o. lO:45 a m 500, 3i5
4S0. .. N. Sundsys, $50. 10 a. mr I. ~. Md.lcown
3 a. he ' m o. aR 4 & 80 ~ M M ra Connect 9 VITA Nv w.
YORK ana os'ego MIlsrd Railroad at Aalst Port Jevi,
$50 o. 40 a. m. $50 Sundays $50 IO o. nl ana
'h" NORTHERN r. r. OF Nj.
Trains leave for Engewood, Closer. Piermcnt Nyack
all except Nyack), go 945 M, 1880 2A5, 4, 4i5
5J, GS0, go j. and saturday nights only at llS0 p H.
Nan1et spring Valley and Monsey, 945 a m. 4A5 pm.
NOIE-I rams leaving Chsmbrrsst evei or haf hours
leave 23dst htecn minutes earlier than above time tia
,ayg Cnrr st. or gsarsr & hoI' o @ 1Te 2SG s @
"a trains leaving Chambers st at 1880 M and IL md
Tickets passage apartments in Drawing and
ping Cosch, can e oiGlne and orders for the checkhR
Nm 259 4O and yJ7 broadway: No. COurtst Brook
lyn, aEd at the Companys Depo;s 49, -. ,,,. .. = o.
Exlre.s trans ON the West arrive III New-forK ~ 'zo
JH0 n. ABbOlr. General Passenger Agent New-York
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Creiurc5 ano nlsctlnQs.

rVHE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Il Eleventh Anniversary, Stelnway Hau MONDAY
EVENING NAV 3, ~ 0clock. Addresses by ev. ED. II.
HEPWOkTH, b. D., Rev. J. s KEN. ID. Rev. A. u.
VAIL also (pro aby), J. H. RAPER, co.. and Rev. J. w
KIKrON (auihor OF Buy Your own Chesies Of England
Mrs A. Ma RANDALL d. ELL. by SPECIAL re-
quest will read Sc ond Declaration Of Independence"
\ chr ice mus cal prUsr2iDme.
AdmSsiO Public invited % attend
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Cfrurslons.

ITO CHARTER for EXCURSI0NS-SaloOn
4 steamers WYOMING and WILLIAM COOK; barges
REPUBLIC, CHICAGO BALDWIN. CALEDONIA and
ANNA. ALDkRNEY PARk, ENCELSIOH, ORILNTAL,
RAklrAN BEACn, COLD sphING aud loNA ISLAND
II. b. CRossETT
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Gslp toantea

XXANTED-An experienced middle-aged gem
enau sccestomed 70 .slns scos. TO ACT ~ Agent Of
Pu fishing House of standing TO such party very uveat
Will be mae .aaIy AMI eomnlsAien Adsssse
FOR one weak HOME OFFICE, Box l<OI D. Y. rsstohcA
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
pENNSYLVA ANA RAILROAD -TnE

L GREATTRUNK LlNE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE TIns leave New YORK om foot OF Desbrosses and
l1Iress Harrisburg, PtsbSFh the West ard South,
with Gsn Palace Cais attached. $50 IN. and $50
For Mismspor Lock Haven Cory, and Erie $50 IN,
an $50 connecting at CORY for 1itusvhe Petroleum
For Baltimore Washington, and the south Limited Wash
mgton Errs" Of Pullman P2or Cars daily except sunday
oO M; arrives at Masingto al 4lO T. III regular Al o4O
Express iG P6 ads ha l. 7SO $40. $50 m 1880 b T.
aud .. M ESiersnt sno seco elass I /. m.
t&% & Nsys6 az eSo 40 9 10 ~ ~ m 4 %
s3o s30 q go SO 10 1850 m, and II night SUNDAY
S'[y. ~ ~ q and s:lO m m
s'it S Ia e.. . go 1sS 30 5S 5ao 4 $40 G
go 80 $40, 10. li:oO In and ~ night Sunday
For IL sS van ~ snG $40 ?; m -,o N 10 mn o
2So $40 Slo, - o $50 40 go. $40, 6Io 6:20, go
For "a a. d ~ night SUNDAY 52Q o5I ana y ~
t9r 7NeTBrals T. s. and II a m O. 3Io 4lo 5:2o
w ]. m and II night sunday. z y.
Ior Ior last Milestone, II a M, 5. aid $40 p. m.
fSr Sr s hs.nssion ana Rocky Ill., 40 M and alop
Ioi Lsmbertvile. 8 80 a N 2 3, and ii o ?. N.
Fo For PHIL s,5ur. ana Belvdere, q 80 and p.
For sIS,e,s MS1e,r ss.on 20 $50 a: 10; and 3 pm
asos ~ Brdsnto~n burlington. aud Camden 1oO ana
r For > P1..h2 %; ~ 30 q 3o = D. ana p M
to ~, sIe tsIeeilnngd.le and Sqaan, 80 a. n and p NJ
80 8p p ~, and Via Monmouth Junction. 4lO D. m.
s,H aighis;0wn and Pe,nsrton via Perth Amboy,
Asa .;S0 g. m, via Monmouth Junction
hs sTiiye follOwa From Pittsburgh, ci5 AMI 10 30
s,ce; ~. ass io p m daily lOi5 m and 65O p m daily
eesPss gao e2o o66. iolt, lI2O. ll:54 a M 2i5 so
sss' Ii Si9 500 go ad dg25 ? NJ Sunday Slo. CO.
,rr IKE, onees 26 and s44 Hrosdwsy No Asor House.
Bro siTn aDs noe aug % i I NO Sosa
Emisrant Ticket once No; battery place
NJ. BOYD. IT,. Gen. Passeu ger sent-
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Donro dn0 Rooms.
Coun rv.
COUNTRY BOARD at ORANGE VALLEY

Coun rv.
COUNTRY BOARD at ORANGE VALLEY
~ one hours ride YORK, minutes Walk rom
ln, ns Se9 s g6 na and az ss s nose AS
ply at 80 West l6ltsi, or at Orange Valley.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
c.Ied G. U d cry p al s a., o i & S pSrtes
WILLIAMS, 27o Wet 3lt ST. over North River saw Bank
CENTENNIAL BOARDING-HOUS Chester,
" PennTbe spacious buildings OF pennsylvania MlltaIy
tnsye view Of The btawe liver AMI surrounding country
M be opened dariug Ae sgsr y@,ato eoanqTeII Sn
ns cn@1s on 81 }peaon S f@ehnl tGRrE "a manaees
ZINE SITUATION IN Connecticut; high
ground shade eoo1 stabling pleasant drives &c; house
and rseass references exchanged Apply al
. EWPORT.-An exclusive cottage, large and
airy family with BOARD. or woaid be divided in
suites. Ii uire at 2 Nassaust, Room 9.
DHILADELPHlA.-S Summer Boarding near
slalion Trains airet to centennial Eudi Alare,s
:. 5. HAlNEs, No. 2,l. Green.st, Philadelphia
PREMIuM POINT, on the sound -, Mrs; v,
FAMILY B0ARDINGEol 81; grove ~. bathing s S9si-
III ii ia Wet rlij1 45iiis, '''''' ''''D'' '.trY
DLAINFIELD, Y. IA few adults can find
Il good BOARD and very pleasant ROOMS In trst ttsS
on Ss' c NE on or as IS G Mrs WI H. EEA
Frout-st. and Celral-aye.
DERSONS visiting the Centennial Exhibition
furnished private central part OF the CITY ~
Phi adrluia references exchi i1grd. Adress l. ~ soPE'
4 Co., y CITY Ilal-squarc, y. y.
CUPkRIOR BOARD and ROOMS at the
- EIDGEDALE HOUSE, Madiaon, NJ. -
GUNNER BOARDEEs can now secure BOARD
;, an LARGE pleasant ROOMS Address T. W.
VNHREE or FOUR BOARDERS can be ac-
eommodaied tor ,ae T%a'T die m R n t hay oea'
ol tvs loars iTom city terms very inpdeIae ROT pr
fcnar- address BUCILEN 3i3 East Is st. or call aitef
IN.
V'HE GLEN HOUSE OPENS on the 1st OF
MAY boarlrrs: shade, bC lug batting early iIu al
vegetables i.k. fresh irom on the Iaf daly
al nour IN improvements; eycct bes f"
pait lars and circulars ad,fess Mis- ChAftEE. spring
Valley, LOcklaui County, y. u
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Gilua.lons fOauteo--femlles.

MAID and SEAMS rRESS.-A young woman
VA maid al se-Sfess would sre 10 cb lren or
wOad invalid lady and wONl rlyel a,seven
reference country. Call lO9 West f-tst
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

('OLORED RELIEF ROOMS-Remoyed from rom
" 90 East lOt o 2lS West l5thn, where Coiofeu eer'
vanA direct from the South may be iound.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

COUNTRY BOARD.-A private family can
~ accommodate four persons with board for the
Summer Location pleasant and healthy. Reerencos
changed. Address ID. T.. W.. btsllon, HswJsrsey.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
way ~ {. II. KENDBICK,
General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK, NEW-HAyEN AND HART

NEW-YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD h. ts.-NEW-YO. X AND NEW-HANEN DI-
VIsION-W inter Arrangement, commencing Feb i4 1876.
Passenger Station NewYOfk Grand Central Depot CD
trance Forty secOndst.
TRIMS for NewHasen leave at 7lO (Accp) 300 (ENl,
eos Aeon, /. a. N. t1x), II y. thcc'nl HIb 20
tAoc'n). CI.) 44o and G:l5 Local L1l0 tExl and ~
ior sor,l Yorwak. 100 sO5 9o5 a. m. u u G,1l.
22O 500 (n1 49, 515. $40, 615, 8, lOp FOR staAi1
7lO S0' 90j 1910 a, m- Il M, j. 20, an "go EK''
BOs EXpTess S1ng ghed al % aud 10 r. n ana
sp via LiEe at and 10 D. u; the oOo a. l l.
30, and and 10 D. stopping at Stamford NC"ah anu
sos md q. ard s, o, and 10 IN. al BRIDGEPORT lac
sos and IN. connect vi n Trans on shore Line III
for Providence. The s o. and l.. N connect
for NOreich and the New Haven
and Northampton r. r. at Newi Haven, ana tie a ~
and for New Or 800 10 and IL noon trains con
Connecticut River L. X. at Springfield, aud p ID
for Montreal The g. M. aud D. tn CONNER WIZ Nau
gaucx H. and HOHsa'onic r. a. Bridgeport Ihe flO Su1,
0O and 44O with DSnbury and NOrnslE a sSuih
NWwsk, and The oOI q. /. and 44O y. IL Win Now
Canaan H. h a. STAN ord.
Sunday Boston Eal Trains at via Springfield at 10
?. ln via Providence.
DrswintroOm crs Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express tr-ins.
Tickets be purchased Ticket ONCE Of Company
Grand Central Depot at Offices Of " y Transfer o. 9t
Bru2way New YORK, and No Co1Tt ST. Brooklyn. no viii
a's" cheek oAsSsge from itsGence 10 defamation.
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
BY otter route. commencing May l, 1876 Leave New
York fiOm Pier Z, y. h, foot ectOr st.. 645 O. Tor
Long Branch ard nterne iate stations 5.iG Tor Pla-
oepha, Long Branch Toms River, Vnelaud &c. .. al.
iOr Philadelphia, Ling Branch. WGreowh and TucheftOn
- N for Long Branch and iptsrmeoaie stations .
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

The collection composed Il works imported during th
PRESENT H. been eXh Dlte the public
Tnoy viii Or sold without any servatiOn whatever.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
6reamtoats ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HorsatonIc or F
- Catharine siIp loJ~ @ aud biisepof' "'li
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Z ,UACHMAN uHu " UnOUM:-h yUuug rnHIi WIio w
10 excellent aud driver. would Ike place
In city country furnish uneIcepIons0e references
Apply at ODLLLs AGENCY. l0s Wat 3&thst, corner
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

COACHMAN and GRO0M.-SItuation wanted
by steady and reliable young EnslishmaD good CITY fe
eience. Call address j. NJ, No 2l5 West l6thst
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

NIIIhtNN. bINL - = - 1IhTT iAKE Gf0tGE
DAC6s, MuN Rial, and an cihts n Nuii i
INV fsre red Jcun 70 an POINTS lr 'ic
tu , 'u,i1sts ol 1iue leave DAILY tsuI ays "a
f"'. N RON NOTtA tsEtf ln,t ls'4"F So
ccco ~ % nov ing tans " V. Central Renfs' 'Itr
G nn, & ara rro Sna and CONNECT uS rtioaIS'
tifl7-A y Al laggace CHECKED 10 n-siladtloi'
Through ucAt's ''' JO9EP1 CORNELL, Supt.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

ANE HANDSOME SUITE on pallor floor and
" q front overlooking thr square also ono single
KUOA table and attendance hst class. bot ard co water
all Mrs. KENT 20 aud 20 East 23d st. Madison
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

COUNTRY BOARD-Private family bcauti-
~ in scenery pleasant location few miles from Lake
hshonk. Address ELrIN0 r. DEYo New Palz, Ulster
County N Y
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

ALBANY. PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"A BOATS leave Per A. ~ r., DAILY sandays exeeptedb
81 q =. nl. AlUany and all points north aHd west
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

COACllMAN and GARDENER, and HOUSE
~ WOKk-A respectable and ~ife, no iBcumbranee,
Ike place IN the country the understands horses
thoroughly ani do pla,U gardening; the vile Ia good
plain cook washer aud r0neT, furnish references
ABBY ODELL q Co.'S, 100 West .Ath ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

COUNTRY BOARD, at Orange Mountain, In
pleasant and healthy location Address Box lz5. South
0rauee M
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Gituailons tOlutc)--fem

~ West 3ithsi Broadway cstgO islied lS3@ MAIL
and FEMALE HELP Of all unI0uallLes aud for ever
capacity constantly hand Hotels. clearinghouse a.
fl Les supplied.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

20 EAST 20TH-ST.-A PARLOR FLOOR,
DO three large rooms, private BATH co,ots &C. with Pl
VA TABLE, without board. ROOMS for gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

CHAMBERWORK, &c.--A neat, tidy young
~ fl to take Of ch ldren nnd do isht chamDer""A
bet VI city reference. 2iS We-s 33i.st