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New Years.

Brat,leboro INDUCED in general call
making, Saturday evening But the young
were completely outdone by the ''jolly old
SQUIRE" who boasts of having made about
sixty, and he is over 70 years of age. Some
appeared in costumes worn in "'76.
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Join tho Procession II you have a
cough or u cold, Join the crowds that are hur.
rying To the drug stores for "Ilales Honey OF
Horehound ana Tar" IL Is agreeable, quick TO
cure. and absolutely infallible. Sold by all
druggists
Pixies Toothache drops cure In 1 minute.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05
Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Jan. As p. IN.

For New England and the middle states,
cold, clear or fair weather, rising barome-
ter and northerly winds during <he night
followed during Wednesday by northeast
TO southeast winds, slowly falling barome-
ter, slight rise of temperature and increas-
ing cloudiness.
TEMPERATURE.
The following is the temperature of yes
terday, recorded by the thermometer in
front of A. w. Higgins drug store, on
Merchants row Z a. m, liz; 2p. M,
26 10 p. m, II.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05

DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint Of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
1une2ad&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Universally acknowledged the best II
use. Each pound bears the name of JANET
PYLE. None genuine without.
July 9dswl y.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05
Death of an Editor.

SAN Francisco, Jan. A.
James Anthony, late Of the Sacramento
Uni n, died in this city this morning Of
apoplexy.
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DENIO-WINCH ESTER-At Pawlet, in the Con-
gree ational church. Dec, 20, by Rev. John f.
Aiken, Fayette DEMO, and Emma, daughter
OF Norman Winchester.
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DEATHS.
READING NOTICES.

WINCHESTER-In Pawlet Dec. 25th, Gerhy,
youngest daughter OF Norman Winchester,
aged Is years.
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John Cain, agent Of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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uVhh
John Wilkinson. ......2i Axenan
| Lyons Foster. ...................1st Hookman
John Lovely....". ..............2l Honkman
| Ed. Pendegrast.. Color Bearer
| Thomas Higgins. ........"..Chaplain
The company contains about so men,
bers, 35 of whom we're present. The cleo
ton proceeded with order and dignity.
One Of the members declined to be can
didate for steward, for which there was
some contest, the salary being 1924 year,
and an exemption from fines and dues, say
ing, with some humor, "That he was rich
enough" The election Of a chaplain was
insisted on-one of the boys saying that
they had bible as big as anyone has got.
| The newly elected officers received their
badges and enter at once on their duties.
Nickwackott Engine Company.
The regular election of officers of Nick
wackett engine company was held last
evening at their hall, seventy-fve members
being present AS the company consists
Of less than ninety men this large attend
ance shows the extraordinary interest taken
IN the election, the canvass of which has
been very active for several days
Mr.. Antoine Austin, foreman. presided,
and after the transaction of routine bust
ness pertaining TO the annual meeting, the
election was declared in order. Some dis
cussion ensued as to who should have the
right to vote, finally decided by according
the privilege to all on the roll. AS the
nominations for fofemen were made the
widest enthusiasm prevailed, the respec-
tive parties cheering their tavorltes. Mr..
William B. Thrall and Antoine Austin
were the principal candidates and the
vote was taken by each mem
Der stepping forward as his name
was called and depositing his
vote. The tellers for this and subsequent
ballots were Messrs. Cheney, Murphy and
Shortsleeve, who found the vote on assOrt-
ing the bits of papers to stand, Thrall AZ,
Austin &c, scattering @ The result was
announced and received with uprorous
joy by the friends OF the successful candi-
date.
The nomination of Jas. Dougherty as
first assistant foreman was received with
three cheers and q tiger. The excellent
clerk, Mr.. Hilton, was reelected with little
opposition. The following is full list of
officers
mi
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HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by A. w. HIGGINs, Rutland |;
elsewhere by dealers generally. d&w1y
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IN The First National Bank OF Fairhaven, at
Fairhaven. In the state OF Vermont, at the close
OF business lee. l7tr, 1879.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Union Hook and Ladder Company.

The Union Hook and Ladder company
held their annual meeting and election at
their rooms last evening, at 1880. In the
absence of the foreman, detained by sick
ness, John p. Crowley presided. The fol-
lowing are the officers elected for the ensu-
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NUUNTf OF NUILAND, J
|, Il. II. Phelps Cashier OF the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true, 10 the best OF my knowledge anu
belief.
f. II. PHELPS. CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn To before me, this
fourth day OF January, 1915
J. b. PHELPS, Notary Pebble.
Correct-Attest
q. q. ELLIS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Eeqal Notices.


IN pursuance Of an order Of Delano c. Calvin,
s Surrogate 81 the County OF NeYlork notice Is Le-tny
given 10 an persons having claims against Charles ~ h. r
fte OF tho City OF New.HOl, deceased 10 ptesen tire ste
With vouchers thereof the subscriber, az his oice No ~
pearl street city Of New OF before the l5tl
day of November neXL-Datod NeTNork, the oh DAY Ok
Nay, 1876. .,. -, ,,,.,.,,,,.,,,, ,.......--
COUDERT BROS, PToctor IS. aud 40 William tt n l.
nSS 1aw6mM.
NTOTICE.-In the District Court of the United
~ Stats8 ths Northern DsttIct 0 Mssssl ' SoiS
NEWELL ]. 3. ALEXANDER ana the ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL r. X. COMPANY ct al. IS. MISSISSIPPI CESTiAL
r. T. COMPANY, NEw.ORLEASs, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN r R. COMPANY et l.-ln Equity
In psrgrance OF dcse,s order made by said Court IN sad
ea tho undersigned Clerk and special Master Of sad
Court viii on tho Cd 3D. aud lth days OF october nest u Tie
Office Of the CLERK the Circuit Court OF the United states In
tine itv OF NeYor proceed ~ take proof OF tho amount
ere the compsnlnts Defendants other persons who
may hold auy bonds coupons described 10 the deeds
of trust ed with tho bill answers and who desire
IA claim under the in said cause and whether The some
be due upon bonds ooapons interest upon other
wise under said deeds Of trust.-sovt ls, 1875
GEORGE r. HILL,
Clerk and Special Master.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
election Notice.
OPF;cE OF rnB CLERK oF TIE CoyDloN COUNCIL
no. car HALL, NEw-IOEK, october l, 1916.
" II ID GIVEN h


OFFICE OF rnB CLERK oF TIE CoNioS CQrNcL-
no tIII HAIL, NEW YOEK, october !, 1916.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pdrsuant 70
Irg an act 10 amend Chapter bl5 OF the Laws 0 letZ
of An act In relation Elections In the city and
Couuty ol New.Y0rk, provide for aAceftinDF "
ntuer Dr,0ts the citZcns who sla DO entitled 70 tt s
~ rraqe thereat at tho general Election % e held
Nm. Stae on he Tuesday succeeding the uis iehdsy Ok
Sovcnbsr next tNOveDberh ~ the following mu sal olcefS
@,o 10 "a elected m City and County OF NeWh0fA VIZ;
11yyT 10 be ed for by thc electors OF the CIV AZ dtg
T 4sYs voted for by the electors OK ho my az
large. ~, ~, s,....., ,,t..-o, .o.,roscs ~
tc Fif,t second Third FOURTH, tth, sixth seventh INK
tesptb snd Fourteenth Wards OF the city Of Newior<
ltfs 4laeyyH n the Fifth Senate District cmE0sed or
the Eighth Ninth. teeatb, and sxt enth Wards OF Tie Guy
OF Nsw York. -. .,.., %
the Tenth Eleventh. AID Seventeenth Wards ot the cay Oh
gyss 4I77He ia tho nate District composed OF
the Eighteenth, Tsentieth and I~eny-hrst ""i"s Oh Ho
O S az SiSsyias m the Eighth District composed Of
te geifth Nlntteeuth, and fwguy second Map ana TAO
territory cOmpr sed within the lFeA'y -Iu 81" i"eHsy
fourth Wards OF tAo city OF NeN-AofA-
4 Str-U
4 County Clerk
= S,,yy9qTs in place ot Desno C. Calvin, appointed to
i o yaarcy caused The death Oi stephen 1 m ochaick
4 nude of' ne SypcrOr COsrL In place oi C-"pdms l.
mite on ls Marine court in place Of James p Slnnott,
aunoutcd place Of Alexander Sn<uiiing, deceased
10 bs voted Jy the electors 81 the city al largo
III. rWO&l1X, Clerk Common council
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-MU OF
~ ART BUILDING. CENTRAL PARK-PrOposals IN sealed eI
veOpes Will be received the Office OF the Department of
Public Parks 80 Union square, until WEDNESDAY, the Ath
day October 1876 the hour Of hatpast nine o'clock q
M tor connection with the building for Museum of
Art particulars The Cy.Record for sale az Room
No. ., city Iia!, NowYOrk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ CONSTRUCTOR on RIvERsIDE AyENu b. Pro-
Yosas in seated envelopes win be RECEIVED at the once OF I
WEDNESDAY the 4h day of October 1875 at the hour Of
past nine O'clock am for the improvement and Consnc
~ Riverside Avenue, between seventy second 81 a
Onehundred and iItteh For particulars see Inc u
Record for sale at Room No. z. City Hal. kswfOrA
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Citp Real estate for Sale.

ANY marty with $1,000 can buy three
4 -ilry lie -tpYn brown stone IOUs l.. 2ccpionahy
,Trsh p,f.Uct oir 1T hAICpan price; mueilte IOsses
t,1 a. DALEY, G6G jth-aye.
DLEECKER-Sr BUSINESS PROPERTY
ID bargain; sglal payment needed, balance usutulol
mortgage. rutland q WdiflNG, . Beohman-st
EOE SALE, very low, nice house on l5th-st.,
near ~tuyVesaut Park. Ia pohs; improvements spl-n
did order. JAhEr PRICE 2oO hucs"u-sL
CMOKY CHBiNEYS CURED.-NO cure no
= nav. rocking nes that Laat o. IoOus abofe warranted
send tf circulars iIUII, GEIPPEN x 90, 3Gaga. sEd
1ltIrt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Cdu Gtloo.5.

TJIU,riA COLLEGE Law SCHOOL,
4'. ur.f..rf annual '.I.r 10 f '. itfN.n - '''
I.it,. 90 ... H.rr' su- ,,r -'u rs ti' fi.-A D.
u.i 4 lu. . .oltI.' aH.t ~ t, ir.. 'iai. i'- -
.t. @.tsI 30 rrr-" ~ d'Hl'-
I.u so s4,.f .,f.. 3D.. tv i'f'r aofr' Ii tu'
l[V .rllDn. nr rc UNIVERSITY OF
; / IitrttI, ot EIW. IOEE. Zoe 'ru..,. 3. annual
5000 ... O,' 90. 1915 fec crcui o. '.' ..alt =
f.u flf... &C., .l.r g.. Ehi.IlN. -stf. Try oi
f,iir ifi luts.s I'D. %. b. JA.JIt, secretary OF tlc
1.f.. .I tIguI.fHr.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
DrookInn propertn 90 Get.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-The first
class ist0y and basement brOwnstone house with extra
lot known 2l Firstpace. Cntonst Tho house Is
fully handsomely furnished and will he rented low
desirable tenant Apply on premises.
T51O LET-3-stOry brick SCH00L-H0USE, No.
1853 Rensen-sL; 3-stOry brick DWELLING, i79 VII
l0ughbY-st GORDON l.. FORD 97 Carkst, Bfoosyn
TgrO LET-HOUSE-T Three Story and Base
ment 10 rooms, all impr0 snents charming neghbor-
hood 2t3 aseyst 100 feet east Of the new IoRns ave-
cars WiamsbuTgh Haseys cars 70 Fll0n Ierfy pass
the door rent, S37 80. Apply 10 l. W. BABNU N, owner
2j3 Halsey-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Countrp propertn 90 Get.
ATA.T. STEWART GARDEN CITY, L. 1

AT A. I. STEWART GARDEN CITY, L. l.
TO LIT, SEVERAL ELEGANT and CONVENIENT
DWELLINGS, 5ed for Winter and Summer residences with
all the modern Improvements, gardons etc.
RENTS from $3.50 to $1,000 per annun according % size
and quahty OF house and grounds.
TRAINS BY Flushing. North Shore, and Central Railroad
via Long Island City Hunters Point at 73J 9, and II
O'Clock a. n Returning S35, IL m, and l, 250 o. 62s
and $50 p. m. week days.
SUNDAY TRAINS; 915, 1913 am and m, return
in, 800 and 5l9 p. N. Boats connect with train from
foot ThrtyfOurthst leaving - minutes previously Spleen
did cars beautiful ride unsurpassed hotel and resaa
rant the station.
APPLY to W. r. HINsDAIE Manager. at once adjacent
to the Railroad station.
ELEGANT furnished HOUSE TO LET at
AZ NoW.Breht0n. 5. ISpendd grounds stable, &C.. 30
minutes city three from langi rent $50 per month;
also COTTAGES, SPOONS furnishedj rent SO montey
Address Box 49, New Brighton
TFIO LET-in Old Lyme, Conn, cOmmO-
a dous cheerful pretty COTTAGE. easy OF access just
finishing with i rooms, pleasant and and sea views large
Garden. trees Apply to Judge ACCUhDh, Ola Lyme, OK
Prot. SALISBURY, Now Haven.
TVO RENT for one year from Nov. 1, 1876,
hour from NeH-Y0 Z, on New-Hayen r. r. ana r iie us
House completely and eeglnty ur
uishe0 hot cold wstcr, lI@oa, otcS green houses ana
grlDaes Winter and Simmer; horses callla5cS
every thing complete. Address MERCHANT Box oi r. W
y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Autlion Sales Of ilsaI @elnte.

%6S WEST 34TH-ST being tlree-story
4 hC high-st00p improved DWETLING-HOusE VIII be
sod 40 auction through Sir. Kennedy, AT Exchange Saes
Oct 3 at Tor particulars apply 10 WILLIAM
STRAUSS, Plaintiffs Attorney, col Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received up to Dec. /,
1876 by the Of %, NewYork and brooklyn
their u Water Brooklyn " " Tor tao
manufacture and delivery Of S40D net tons Of No gaysn
cable be used IN the cQhsrucioh Ot INC
main cables Of thc East River suspension bridge
Printed speciLc4oas contciuE ful niOrnauoui VIII %
furnished upon application a. this oflce.
W. A. ROEBLING, Chief Engineer
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Daaciuq academies.

allen p0rNORTHr DANCING SCHOOL,
q HtIYN. Ip ro. t-l flFi .4.h\E
CUslII..... ..- pu SATURDAY, oct T.
b., f..r.l l..,lI, s.rd for Circular.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
gountrn Real estate for sale.


A MILK FARM Of I28 acres. 30 miles in
~ Jersey, fer SALE. OF viii De ENC tANItl lor
lightly ucmnborei improve fori.EIa IN nS%,s"iS l5or ot
farming '''''''''"' p. zEcLIo. u c-nuest
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, 4Si2
- aefe. hue lawn ara shade mienhoeh' iiSSr T @ rc',
l,i l.ss ,''O'' '''u' y''' T. H556ioGf fi5efgs&
EOR SALE or 10 LET-S35O will rent n
touroou Cottage bot 9ud cold wat &C. eorary TUBS
tou Ibiec smaller houses sI5O 70 s.OJ II looking ior
county -'''-' ''D '' jA5ls P. HAY. 50 broadway.
NOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING l.OT, 90
! hy lsu orUO b eet dcsraDy located and dry soil
cou,yu.ut thrce Gop0ts in FLUsuINu, l. Al trains
Ssc "N ~, ~" 70. ca, s,sli ~ r,9o. 6a,cr n y Tis
combines country advantages vita the cay e'a'en'H'''
Of gas, soWers vd.r sS"
EOR SALE-BEAUTlFUb COUNTRY RESI-
lis; hardwood hoots and all improvements iige tt@Dis,
for aons OF avn. hedee,; nagerd 'siAs L,Ec s' t
abundant fruit perfectly nStd} nh. ,o,y 'opoSE n
nesluorloOd prc0 reasonable. Apply W = ~ "iD'N 49,
so. - NasSauSL
NOR GALE-One of the best improved DAIRY
i,y t Ifv of Woofburv. egh miles from lhadepht ana
bcuL within minutes walk u station ON 49,
isnr one hall i,s value improved unncanperd he2.o
C, property farm lau0t Apply u dtob"E NJ iAiC4'
EHO ACRE FARM, free and clear, go miles
t5tf q. Tong Island; good buildings; would DO sOd
cI,au or eNclissd for property uOt heavily mortglged
'A'"P VI RUL&ND d WHITING o Beelman.st.
na n0O WITHIN IS MONTHS, without
d5ZsUtBD interest balance Of purchase money 100000
COTTAGE REstDhN with grounds nearly an acre, ald
OUT ian garen lawn drive witi sAe bearing ifuits ynss
situated In healthy orderly loouty near Two depots aud 10
from Liberty and Curandt ferries at almost any
Oueu them may be rented careful parties Inquire
OWNER Room =, no. . Nassau st. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Gouees anN .garms flJanie0.

A PARTY having a HOUSE to let in good
"a local. " either in NewYork or brooldn furnished or
wuuld bOaTder, IN part
payment rent address note 10 a H. e. Box NO 4,
Tribune Office
LNARM WANTED-Within fl2 hours OF New
York exchange for largo brick dwelling on Brooklyn
Iichs overlooking NewYork and near the Bridge which,
when completed, viii Increase the value price s2OOoo
Onic0-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
ln5irnctlon.
For young Ladies-Country.

5U3tlHltioH.
FOR Young Ladies-Country.
KISS VI .GIRSON's BOARDING and DAY
Va SCHOOL for Young Iadfs s01 Flne-si fhiloeiii"s
E5ISS RANNEY's BOARDING and DAY
rS 1laaeped sS1St an eiRs.ay iSs lj.s 6c ''' T.
N8Rs. JAMES MASON BOARplNG h aud
" 1 RAY "a ior G29 3si.s % aG 5Sas ls g rr ~ if u D
MISS WHITCOMB" French and English
IfA iIo,ne aud Day school Yong Ladies' itQPl4N5
sept DO 81 Piereyontst. Brooklyn ihghis CHcN'4S oD
RElSS BULELEN'. BOARDING aud DAY
ny sCH92L M & 'gr RI H2Ss 5Agi sst 'iy&4ah * &as % By
ioi,or l't''l'i' at.l Ii; Sept W -
RgAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for YOUNG
VA LADIES, rsnei, Mass. - years old grounds @i
Tfes,, aI,antgea never surpassed Address Rev C. V.
sIEAIl, ulc Principal, Tor catalogue
MIss Z. ELIZABETH DANA BoARpING {;
IA and DAHSCHo9L for Yoang i2G, - 2nI SG'sHi m ..
ai5,i R4 or y& } &5i.s MD If ~ Rss-,es, S
Mt. ST. MARY, C0LLlE5GE+a
Geggiar session Csg %, ,cS,t aS Br,partor, and
ia6.or departments last named in separate building;
to take go OF the domestic department oi the
Rf5 JOHN yccL0sKEY, D. D. Principal
nREAD INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
&%Ies,tTi S < 9. r. FIan19i nnl 'sts s 2s a'''' % a. "
DLAlNFlELD COLLEGF FOR Young Ladies,
PlaleIda j.. reoI sept a. is l T. hengou Frn,
PYE SEMINARY
IL r.rrsri,orori. E5b idiriss S y Hra. j. LIFE.
DOCKLAND INSTITUTE tor YOUNG La
- 49, ,,, " M. 1ieg m dy Prnt1al
. ID, a. and ALs..Gr WELLS. Principals
FTTUA. N..Y.-Airs. PIATT' SCHOOL for
L yoimc ,dirs Fil .cr.u bs1ns sept. l2
yN7EST END TI1UTE.-Famiiy school
w JOS yom. i4iio-. its S. l~ CADi. fiD'P'' Now
N7OU<G LADIES' AID BOYS SCHOOL, Moro
t9a & (t ~, y.b fsBs '' t'sfr iGo i5'f frnc
For Both sozes-coun'i7.
GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN in a
"a Boarding .clo- % Ni.iol Conn., U.s 20 suit Ad-
d,c.s AJoU>ru- "HuLucH.
4 Fkl,ILY Of three ladies' living in quiet
ci, 80 90 rgc tiu car,f sst-acon. for lul paruca
l.f, .nt ,.l,f.ss a,., o. p o. Box a.. Canaan conn.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
k,v Y. sG .r.r,i ior board, Niins tuuoa' "nd uie
-r,oa. lia, ~ po1ri, during summer vacation. ~
"'' 90 M,nhassct Long Island
T7AMIiN SCH0OL.-Board, tuition, washng,
{ - To- - pr N,rA. a.-' CuHo'E., td bidHe' Ne"-
EIOKr EDWARD IhSTITUTE n. y.
nhrrs n,9rcEP2 ro & fl-: 10y YFAe ,.,.. e. or for
''''~ ' jos. f. KING. p. p.
FEFFfR~ON PARK ACADEMY, Elizabeth,
~ Nj Bod. sexes, 7rit De-. y. ID LAN-LEl, Fh D.,
FuIcHa-
NW4RIUHOB. COLLEGE, ior both sexes
- t..l, r.,-.. ..|. 'uyr. address q e Pres
s'suf. EDWARD D. htflli. SysrtAnnnr, Penn.
-. PAUL. SCHOOL, L"wi>hro', West
: res.sr. o N "a Iion. 30 lo"' Or tliren h.nnrls
-.rD. 3D. s., moderate. VFT {" IrucIa, Rev i'D l.ht
LD-l.N.
CD.aS PER YEAR-EOCKLAND COL
~ sF.sss} tsE N.te N v. forAfr5 Ntbttcr Circular
Miscellaneous.
&" 4 NER. SCHOOL GNSf." Is q reliable Ed
- ucltDu1 .rae, OF .1 gems .uca"s-.ul csrc-en'
a frtf....Ui. IrItlt. ul ruuHu 4hl} l' iini'0 Hlu
sri,ti> ~ .,,r' .ra., Aulru u candidates i"t AuHiAn
,--I Yo. u Il. Il..L IAuauai"t ,ttu.si- 'l a'.iiI
j. $50 Iit.ii ihp.N, A. ST. Acu'ry, - hIud o., Now
loI
TVDr cAII-A HoausLiur. pfyine Boarding
-..o.f ...r ra,.lr. Adde'S fl.i'.~, iuHuu' ..cD
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
For Both Sexee-Citv.

4 MEXICAN KINDERG GARTEN.-The 18th
"A year viii begin MONDAY oct. 2. at a East 43d-st.
All the Froebe ideas adapted 20 American wants
entirely OF Materials, cheap and beautiful.
ranged b manufactured only for Miss Coo Schools and
families supplied.
Many primary schools in various parts of the country
| already
mothers teachers every afternoon,
the demand for the American ndeTgaren system
taught by Miss COe is increasing rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
IAN NORWAN TNSTTTVTF.

Grounded ls57) English, Classical French. and Ger
Family and nav School Tor Young Ladies' lsO Primary
Department. 2l2 West 5gthsti NewforL facing central
Park uuequ8led for beauty and hesfullosS vii reopen
sept o. 1876 It's circular giving tu iuoraatou furnished
on application Rev. ID. G. VAN NORMAN, Lie p. Prn-
AaGane WELLER VAN NORMAN, pals.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Gtacnere.

NfdCntle.
ALI wanting TEACHERS. schools. or Pupils,
a s.UI,.s 49, r.I i.c,tora iH,"n" i' loaGr3i ~
4 GRADUATE Of Yale, with highea. test
1o.or To- Co.o;, q ,lrciau. Alar.ss YALE inO'l'
Un,,.
a TEACHER of experience wishes 70 Obtain
"a Tine prra.'-hi,p pf small 90. adH1F vl "uE"r' u''n
sl-s. it.. or purchase -dairs' F' o. Ho- 49, ''-'
YOUNG LADY viii give piANO LES
- -nNs st l.ro.n ". rful t'-ii.i,' .', ' F" li.
hr'r. rEAehH.o .,s. s'. lHtu-e 'p'o"" '-''' l'-''
rroaduss.
\ cyperirnrei cl' neal aud mathcuairal
- re- d.s''. 1 i'a'g E 'i.s . - Ir6ss5
4. io,. io,.f "a ,,l as- H,aliv,,.
1 COLLEGE GRADUATE. experienced as
p teacher ,cfirg Irvs'c pt ilI u tr tHg gr tr'i'",7
IIU.us pio.u Na'. 4,2 b -'''''' '!.
4 LADY Of refinement viii give three hours
"A .D.Iu-.r. ia.' il J. N''ii -f .'' -, I ~
iuoIuo ). ioau Oti'', I,-.' h".''"af.
>. a LfERlCAN School Institute l-J5, in
q d.r..' Dog highest clu,at"ah nHlorii'- surph.
ls... l9 ~ G ,1, ss'' j. iii-.uvEaaoay IS Hoajsl
4 REFINED IADY Of several years eXpe-
:. T,as r,s,t &, si M ] e. a. ,or yaaa Iaaics md ,ta
t'a. e-'i-ar..y t,st.uo.Lts hdar.as fAiiisIAN, 02
VI sc,e'..ri.l--t
GENilrNhN PROFESSOR, enjoying
= highest t'rf 'or c'ch't Fer ,''imA' aa @"a',si
a'i'l .r a'" ".'. mtA'd 20" i air g., ', d. & "'-i a. t
O..ce l,.s Broadway.
I HARVARD A. w., uu experienced teacher
a o t, tIas-., .ud student itt'tf., would instruct
on pussI. pnp' n rr"iar'g -'r ~ ~ i' French
fiu.,.cl +. r,.e. Address %. 4. D. 2oi il-t lf'4 s
GENTLEMAN of large experience rs
y TJACiIlll t..r.a position ln family, or wiz taee
,i- ,fu school. rrUe.it,, nrsh, l.tH, 6frnh, ana
N.t,ma,ic, h h,d igh position, Iu colleges south best
t.tt.rolnl.. Address o., ILAtuLh9 AblNC1, LtU'
oh,.tn.ttt, Philadelphia
UOYS Gttcd privately for Harvard, Yale, or
.ry fil,r cp Deg, experienced et,urT; highest ref
cferc,f. Addots TEACHER Boa J9 Tribune pt""h Once
l,..- broadway.
QYARTARU.-GEO G. MANN will pre-
pare pupil. for Harvard o. ale "r ia'. position lh
school hddrcs Iai IutIv Euts Now t'Ih, Jt care OF
Nr.. Horace Manu. CambuLst, MYa%
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
nlarble ano G!ate HIantels.

MARBLE and dARBLEIXED MANIELS
VI .. GREATLY REDgGED PldCEsj ago A3HSasns.;
aud Tlng A. KLABEk l3l q 1876 last lollst neei oes,.
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st.. near Broadway,
manufacturer Of Plaster Cen Ierpeees and a' Set new
M ogaut designs largest assortment IN the city; caeiuy
aud M parts OF the country at the l3"51 ptces
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Sales bp Aucilon ,

A. A. L.
s. DINGEE, AUCTIONEER.
By Z. II. STEW RI,
AUCTION AND COMMISs & y MERCHANT.
TUESDAY OCT. 3, at lOAa O'Clock a. DE-.
1t tho Metropolitan saesrOoms S37, $780, and 81 4thavs
corner 2Jutst.
Great clearing sale Of tho Furniture Carpets Iecdpz
Pianos pier el Mirrors, Chandeliers Gas lAuit
silver Plated ard class ware, lar Fixtures anc Kitchen
Utensils; BED aud Tabl Linen, Hcel Lamps SOP' hanges
safe &C. being entire cOntIts OF ahrstca- Guy oel
go rooms) together with the Furniture Cpes heddhe
sc. Of q private dwelling. -
The vh0le OF the above on exhibition this cav.
Catalogues morning Of sale. Dealers invited.
A. MgRvr, AucuJneer.
10y BANGS MERWIN a. Co, 656 Broadway,
near BouJst-sales OF Books Works OF All. SO.