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Increased Powers Of NotarieS.

Among the important laws passed on the
last day of the late session of Congress is
the following which has not been hereto
fore published, and which will be found of
interest to parties having business with the
United States court (:
Be 1t enacted, etc, That notaries pub
lie of the several States, Territories and the
District of Columbia be and they are here
by authorized to take depositions and do
all other acts in relation TO taking testimony
to be used in the courts of the United
States, taking acknowledgements and af-
fidavits In the same manner and with the
same effect as commissioners of the United
States circuit courts may now lawfully take
or do.
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4 Democratic investigating committee
investigated the administration of State af-
fairs in Ohio covering the period Governor
Hayes was in Office The committee re-
ported " Your committee take pleasure in
reporting that, so far as elective officers and
their subordinates are concerned, very com
mendable honesty and fidelity have been
observed, and that in the official conduct
of no public officer, whether elective or
appointIve, has corruption been disclosed
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TAR. :. MILLER.
IL Physician and Surgeon.
STROUDSBURG. PA.

Oa-s formerly occupied by DIT. Seip Residence with
T r Miller, one door below the JHiTrrsonian Office.
uaic,. hours, 10 ?, II to ) and 9 tos.
,r.v II. l>-G-tL
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VOL. 81.
Published by Theodore SchOch.

TFRMS-Two dollars year in advance-.nd if not
Maid before the end of the year two dollars and fifty
reats viii he charged
g. No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
raiI except al the option Of the Editor.
E- Advertisements Of square of eight lineSl or
loss one three insertions Il 80 Each additional in
sertiou. 50 cents. Longer ones in proportion.
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Canned vegetables viii be twenty per
cent. higher in price the coming winter
than they we're tie las5.
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JOB PRINTING

OF ALL KINDS
Executed in the highest style of the Art and on the
most reasonable terms.
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ANOTHER TROPHY WON
BY TIE
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS

These superior and beautifully finished in
strGments 50 far eclipsed their competitor in
volume, purity, sweetness and delicacy OF tone,
Is 70 carry of the first and only premium Civ
ea to exhibitors Of reed Organs at the Monroe
County Fair. held September -, 1874.
Buy only the best. For price list address
DC, l-lL1 j. Y. SIGAFUS,
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HI. SKULL. NJ. ID.

Second door below Burnett House. Residence
o1i door west Of Hicksite Quaker Church. O:hce
hguT> 10 ~ m, ! TO ; p. m, to p. m.
MAY -. lS76-tf.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

4 very desirable two story Dwelling House conia: n
"a ing seven rooms, Que of which l. suitable
EE[A Tor a Store Room, situate on Nam stIetI
HifiHZ in the Borough Of StEoudsbUrg- Inc
ttlsl5S building Is nearly new, and every part
- u il IN good condition For terms &C.
CAL at this Office dec 9, Is7j-tf.
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TAR. NE. PECK.
IL Surgeon Dentist.

Ofra in las EliugeTS new building nearly opposite
t-~,r.a5>burs Bank. Gas administered for extacting
when desired.
s-rr1f-hur-- Pa. Han. {, ,'76-tf
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MASON Took,
PAPER HANGER,
GLAZTER AND PAINTER,
MONROE STREET.
MONROE STREET,

Nearly opposite Kautz's Blacksmith Shop,
STROUDsBURG, PA.
The undersigned would respectfully IN
lorm the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinity
laat ne is now fully prepared to do all kinds
oi Paper Hanging. Glazing and Painting.
Pfomptiy and at shor, notice, and that he
VII keep constantly on hand fine stock OF
FaPer Hangings Of all descriptions and at
!o| prices, The patronage of the public
IS earnestly solicited. MAY l6, 1872.
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DU. CSC. ". JACKSON
PHYSICIAN, NRGEaN AND ACCOUCHEUR.

Once IN samuel Hoods building. nearly op-
l-,-f.o the Pn>J olict. Residence Sarah street,
-'re- Frsakliu.
August S.12-tf
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Opposition to toHUmbus9ary.
BOOTS and SHOES,

made in tha --latest style and of good material Repair
ing promptly aitentul TO- Gi'e me esll-
isaa l.75-ivT c. LE-wIs WATERS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

E1OR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
H FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL andtnter
mediate points Steamers leave pier 25 f. r. daily (sndays
excepted) at m (23d-st It, 3l5 M and IL p m con
Meeting with special trans at New Haven for aIoG1 sPg
ed Tickets sold and baggage checked at 944 BroadW
New-YorK, and COurtst Brooklyn. Excursion 70 he"
Haven and return 81 So
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
EeQal Noilres.
CORPORATION Noilrcs.

NOTICE-WILLIAM KENNELL1, Auc-
~ oneer NiH sell at puoo auction by order 0f the part
mcut Of Docks, TUESDAY, 2ih OctoDeT l',u. ri
~ clock m lots of Old material, including rope
iron ents dock piles, For fall information rce The
City Record. CUl.ics Tor sale at No. cts Han
CITY OF NFW-NOak. DEIAKtAEST OF FfNASCR, BUREAU
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TANES, COURT HOItE
PAKK % CHANHEEssI., oct. l3, 1875. ,
NOTICE TO TANPAIERS.-NOtic i
" hereby given that The Assessment Rolls Personal
procry and Bans stock year SO have been Uei v
cred 20 the undersigned aud That tc taxes thereon are L'"
due payable "a This Office.
IL case Oh payment before the t-i DAY oi Noycm' -N
the person pavnc shall bc entitled Ia Inc benefits nins
in tie twenty riuta section OF the act oi March 30 l03p u
the rate O seven pep cent per 3nnum from the
time Gi b.l Incut 20 llt. ,si Gay ui Deaelber EcXt
MAitJIN r. MCMAHON, Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Doar6 ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

Below Fourteenth-st.
A DvERTrsfWFYTs FOR THE NEW
\ YotG ra!BrNE Will, ~ EEcEIyEp, Ar rhEt
UPTOWN OFFICES. so LBS broadway, cor Tlnts H.
Tiiri ave- Cor f,iv seventies at tc IIAIsIET uFficL
No 2.cNl Iiri1 cor Dreuudred audtWthty i"Ift w.
QlaJ,n savings B.lIn4. Zap - D. n. al regular
ITO LRT--A nicely furnished ROOM for
Il eeut'onar 'Aiy reference. sl6 East ilihsI
STH-A|E., Ne. ,. ne IT the Breyoort-An entire
and two Single ROOMS; accommodation and table uu-H'
passed
West Side.
At 273 FIFTH-AVE.-Elegant APART
sen, ra.f, 5G,S.aia ",h ii.'l' '''' OF i''''' '"'
4 PRIVATE family, occupying their own
u h,Ise viii 1cc1amtlate e,uteI or gentleman 'tl
Sr board G' -1t @ r io7 w,e {Issi' ''''''' "' '
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS to LET,
- elL lr,t class BOARD at ~ West 4Sdsti Ie'i'-eo'
DESIRABLE ROOMS on second and third
- ho5r win irsici',s board 35s West 2Sd a. Refer
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FLATS. with
location. m he ciy obtained az EVERETT LIBhAal, doJ
DHY SICIAN' OFFICE TO LET.-Fmui-hcd
4 office FIRST door tH-iah basement. brow Stone
house central location. Apply % 700 West 3ithft
WEST 19rH-ST., No. "a large ROOM
w on second noor. w.h EpAap also table board.
- ok 7 ! lNL l4Nlt'ri- b'I''NN, IUIUl~INl Ni
- ufuf,s! -iusl1, Wlth uTstcas- BOARD
~ West 2H.t Location ycry fine, near st. james iiH.
Terms U2uctatr.
STH-A\ f.. 81, first door below l6th-sf TWO
- ROOMS, together or separately, with board Reference
/ required
/ STH-AVE, 351.-Pmor floor handsomely
- furnished ,ran0 private 'ats closets crt
room With cI without pr.'at' table. terms moderate
.(9 WEST -ST.-iimdsomcl furnished
80 ROOMS, with private table, II desired ala SINGLE
rooms with BOAR: re;c,ure-.
'kR WEST 42D-ST., fronting Reservoir Park
ebst House now newly furnished elegant apartments
wth or Nilh0u private taDie
tk( WEST TH-ST.-landsomely furnished
sDsb ROOMS, with wituuj board, small private tlul.
ly gentleman aua vic o. sin-.c eti.cmcn
% 40, ~, AND n IVES + 14TH-ST.-
sDCs Ro1Ins with board, suite Or sugy' liberal terms
10 permanent parties.
TE% WEST 4lTi-ST -ST.-Plcasant ROOMS
4'b with rrstcl,ss BOARD Ion families and single gen.
tcueu references
0s3S WEST 25TII-SG.-Ncwly and hand
tts}fF soeIy faru.ci RpJ JA-, with BOARD also table
board. tcrsas moifl"te.
@f 10 $j.-Boagd, with pleasant rooms;
- 4 table board 80 lor week Home comforts. In
glisu family. oJ5 west 35th ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
st.ambcais ano Railroads.

ITRANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
laaDpPb aud DANIEL DREW-Leave Vestrys ST. pier
- ~ and 24ths $50 a m. Landing AT Wes tolht'
Sxnrgh POughkeepse. khme0eck CatsEl ahG uSTn; % ,s
Nes"ctions M Albany with ulu az p u LOT L1o
Ss over NewYOrk Central, arriving at Buffalo a 1l0
Wet bridge $50, and Niagara FAILS Et S1IO the OlOw
sesrofng Continuous trains on Lake Shore anu Caias
sahem Roads To West POINT ana Ne"ouigh anu fe'u"'
ssms day, 81. Poughkeepsle IL 90
1IRbXY-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
~ d ONLY 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1876.
2mu5enIenE5.


4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE,
"a SECOND AND THIRD.AVEs.,
Between sixty third and sixtY-fourth-sts.
FoRTYFlFTH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Reduction OF admission two days each week.
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY-25 CENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. AIMEE,
~ THREE NIGHTS oNLY, AND WEDNESDAY
with her complete French opera Boaae Company before their
departure for Havana and New orlcans. MONDAY and
FfTERAN66 & S % 81 & s q and IA and WE6S r. 3AX
,1,,rr cu La la IolIE PARFuMEqsE ,,,lr,,,,.
Introducing her world famous Ensisl song and Dance
,,WEDNNIESDAY EvENfNG. OCT. 25-LA FILE DE
saeeommences THURSDAY oct box Office. Academy only.
ROOTHs THEATER. OVER AT II.
I'D TENTH WEEK
sARDANAPALUs THE MARVELLOUS SPECTACLE
This magnificent Offering submitted with deep respect
thai portion Of the Amcleaa pbc who believe Tie hcatsr Is
illustrations truthful. beautiful, aud INSTRUCTIVE.
FINEST GRATr ITALIAN BALLET EVER SEEN.
CHlCkERING HALL. EXTRA.
GRAND ACTORS MATINEE.
LE CoMMANDEUR
CAZEYEUvE, CAzENEUvE,
THE EMPEROR OF Observation-Disclosures,
VIII gives Grand Matinee Performance TO the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of the Leading Theaters of this city
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, OCT II, AT l;30.
be secured at schuberth Co.'S, 25 Union
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Sth ave. & 23d-st.
~ UNCLE TOMS CABIN
HOUSES CROWDED. HUNDREDS n KNED AWAY.
MATiNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT p
GREAT NEW-YORK AQUARIUM.
BRoADwAY ASD S5TusT.
OPEN FROM A. Nj UNTIL 10 p. NJ
GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE
BROUGHT TO THE AoTAmrM AT ENORMOUS EX-
IiN~l~
FEAT UNPARALLELED N PRIVATE ENTER
Ptl-E
HE COSTS 900 a DAY. FOR PURE SALT WATER
ALoNI~
THE BRIGHTON AoUAIIUN HAS OFFERED s9aoOo
TO HAVE OSE DELIVERED ALIVE Al THAT
INSTITUTION.
TIE MONSTER SEA LION! THE PLAYFUL SEAL
ASD THE TENS OE THOU .AND~ OF q. eAN 81 lN-
II IT'LL TliI INTEEISiING LITTLE sriCRLE.
BACK
TOGETHER WITH THOUSANDS or CURIOUS. ~.
TEtE~liN1, AID Nt-bItl 7 J. ~Il.. ~ 49, ti'l.l
DEEP SEA TANKS.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORT ~ THE C.Vl
C6NsiANr CIRCULATION OF WATER.
uARyEY %. uouwosrH- GRAEp ORCHESTRA.
FptflN NUE CpNt r,EI~.
ATIIH>DpN~ ANJ LEANI&N~.
ApNs-i"E 20 C5.I%IS
KELLY 4 LTON'- NINSTRELS, 23I-st. and
~ tir r.Ec.-fht D. It-hIDsAIIE .IN-tt.L TEMPLE.
kI.iagi thc -.afi..-. o.. F.vr Fr,u... riat-
40 Artists. I.ii Et..t, DOVES. Io Artists
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
lotels.

u0TEL ST. STEPHENS. Elerenth-st, be-
Uttaiav AID 90. .trffy p!iet-t str-tr arst-
family ho1sc. ald lrH f.rlsl,a ,eiy 9bo
rooms. prices cry moderate.
EEW-ENGLAND HOTEL, corner Bowcry and
~ lag rG2O9 light siq2ic rams Lodgings, 80 cents Or
srAuelASA OIL. EeeAJ. ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.


ctsnnia visitors enioy view OF the oest ana most
spi6cent scencl q the iglanGs on the deson @ ny iv
s passing West Point and al places Of inicIes. early m
ne evening an1 connecting al ApaaS MIL oBg Pg us %
ior uS1iavs excepted y. from Pier No a. North
hHe!' ,%sried IN by steam. Meals on The European plan
~ Ri,ogulsr Hudson River Railway tickets taken ana ana
,sssag md stesoom borth above IN eAehanSe a. t'S S
sI Excursion tickets good on other lines TO Albany taken or
psssaS, suG beit"
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
Il "a Sangstuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
P0KTosyes Cathsrnespat 1880 m and Bridgeport atll
CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1 tLIENTOWN LINF.-Feuy stations IN Neg.York,
DOT Of ibeys and foot OF Clarksons' up town Freight
sso5 scdnaeacng oct . Is76-Leavo NewYorG foo Of Lib
srtys a5 TRAIN for Esson Bely.dere Bethlehem
BSib Allentown Manch chunk lamanend: Mllhes barre
pSiisiflrhia 90 Junction with Del, Lack aud west RAN
rcsq T. m.-For someryilIe and Pennington. ,--
80 -MoHNING ENFREss daily leXccut sundays for
Nh ri-ec Eiauch, EastOn, Allentown, IarIshnrs aud
TTgTria WlgcsUaTe Pottsyille, scranton, Danvinc VII
nan, hl9 ~ m-ExpEss for Pennington Easton. Allentown,
rauch Chunk, WllScsAarrt, Scrlgio3, 1Hnaqua MasI2y
fI'ls," f2o FG Ilieh Bridge FTauch Eas,on Allentown
ana Msnch CHUNK cOnpects az Junction with Del LacA
A.G y, So S'S n u'"For someryire aud Pennington.
IAN m-EyENIVG ENPRKss daily. lot EastoD Allentown,
Nsuch Chunk Wilkesbarre Towanda Reading aud Hairs
Dessso Das.so P n-Tor Eas,on.
leave foot Of Clarksoust, North River ~ ESQ 735
s65 1905 1876 IN 1906. 1850, 800 400, 800 62O
s2O $50 1905. ll.JO T. m. ,.,.
CONNECTION Is n;,"s , ny CH"ssons~ f''S a. ''''e' -"
Tar Sin to local points timetable at stations.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R;
ALL RAIL LINE HELNhEN ,HIEIT Ir s6iyl
Tine Tai,c Of oct :. 1876 TIaus leave Newlork nom
tot Of Lbertyss. North River at $40, ll45 a. m7 445
From RI foot Of ciarssous, at 1l:85 a. H.. go D.
stages to ana om connect at Mataw"n Station
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
6orses, Carriages, darness, &r.
Mtlsce!ldneons

A US. Stammering InStitute-DT. White,
~ Az 4traye Abundant references N0pay until cured
brushes of every description at $50 Pearl
ID At. All aruccs at the lowest prices JOHN n hOP-
PEI. Manufacturer and Importer
nELMONICO's REMOVABLE. DELMON-
~ ICO wi remove from jthave and lthst 20 Broadway
5th-ave., and 26st (Msoison square,, MONDAY sept Il
I AUBER'S RESTAURANT, CENTENNIAL
GROUNDS, near horticultural Hall, lately destroyed 10y
fire. rebuilt within eight dave asain N uil operation
well heated greater and better accommodations than
VNHE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free
An ingenious gent objects 10 find Address, with
stamp +. C. ABBEY, Buffalo. y. y.
PERFECTION !
BOKEE'S gETTERS.
No IA Johp.st ~ y. Post Ofice Box 1929.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
6eIp Wanteo

YyANTEDA steady mddle-ag;ed ~; I'd, man n Sa,,ts 70
" Il .TnE%f 10 MEDICINE BUSINESS; expenses anu =
IN s - salary paid security for 81 900 rceurea a
peIlnsncnt buslieS,s, w.. W.. '''''
ae H. T., Tribune OAee
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
2!nsitdI gustrume'lts.


4 T sacrifice, mag2tiicent 7l3-0ctave. richly
carved luseWOoi riAND FORTE, cost t9u last june,
fO 800 superior tome aud finish cal -i1'n' 80 r. 9hsJ
4 I sacTiiee.-NIagniticent 7la 0crave richly
= carved rosewood rmOiUrt' superior tone and hnsl,
cost 5000 it june TOR 600; c' Isncc so Last 9hst
4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, square aud
~ Upright a. RENT o.. SELL cheap Sales easy monthly
paymc.f-. can AZ ~ NJ. LltIthLLS. NU. Jmonsgu2ie
lNo. lGj IuurthHycl
4 BRACTIG ANS Upright and Square
a. PIANOS are scc0ad 10 roue prices m@icaie. Coz
sau'ly .ad, large sasgIaent oi second hand Pr N"s
frJl .t,t UdErI. New afd secondhand Pianos 70 rent
WacaCIuus. 40. - thotsiuug.
EOB StEE-A 7-oCtave rosewood PIANO
u 'u' ordr fcr $3.50 Can be ~e az -. West 2itlst
| iGErE q ERNST, old house OF LiGhte n.
prcC EASY MONTH, uruts at II Fast l+th-st Also
MASON a HAMLIN CABINET or PARLOR
NJ ORGANS 1r. t.e best u the wl.IL New styles, IN
erri. c-- reduced rrrrs. Fy"1c,sFe Double it'rt
OIa-. riUI Jess. W guarantee 81 lUW Ir,es AZ can Do
of.... m tIr 'f @uIt. Monthly or quarterly pay
u-ut. Irs.y, rautri until rent p9y- for th- m
CulrIr-..- g.g price l..- ir'r. MASON a. HANLlN OK
CAS- ..,-I lulJIsIiLit, Ne|.lora.
- y. BALL * 90.
=. So. j. EAST liTTSr.
Jl-Itsys ~feiuW4rs sHI Other Pianos and organs lo0
fgI..tsU d f. ...
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

NURSE and CHAMBERMAlD-By n North
n lr,ian Protestant rin who s fond y aud ksd 70
clllr a 80 and, her dlti,s C1u rualf can
ne seen cmpl ia he city, aE haS De't ieir-
,ucc Apply los 6th-aye., n ar ita-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
.ENTON. PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENlEN

FOR TRENTON. PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENIEN-
NAL
commencing MON DAY, oct 9, 1870 Trans ,o -
Leave NewY 0rk foo; OF Iaterys', 10 'id $40 490 0lo
am.. r3O o, $50 y. m. =, -,
Ieave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
raj Third and Btrks-sfs., at $50 9:30 n. 100 go, D.
cDu m leave Centennial Grounds a. 49, 5lo a. nl llj
g 4.ju, 6lO y. m .,-t.. a.. o. - .-,
pnran DRAWING Room Cars attached 10 tie '+o dnd
ala In tains nom Newl ora and 10 trains kaNll- Cen
t.Ipla Grounds at 45J and t;lO D.. L.
s airs conurr at Treutou tvtt 20 aud fruiu rutcu
Rses Tor passenrcrs ana FIRE @ as low o. y other routes.
Cercppal passengers delivered AT the main tnoNct 10 tue
Centennial Grounds H. A. 49,. i" go,
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il With Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing 40 High
land Fals (Ncst POmO Cornwall, Newburgh Marlboro,
Naion. pouEb4eepslc, aHd L.sopus Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday THURSDAY and saturday: James
" Baldwin MONDAY, ecrestav, Friday sprns+t Tier As
rfA n r
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

..,,,.,..,,-,,,-s- I.,.l..r.t tr,,tr. g..
! / tl'"'tNIDN '--.t N.t' -.i.Ii ~ '.i. ','.
. Winter I..t.'r ..f.i'. ftt ..ff
..urtH'. ..-t,uO tI-. ..ul fuF |u l. F'.a I..i
o|.r f.A 10. ..'rr. town. r'si ..rt.
,f.,.,t..r,vt.. ~ Vr,tt-rbt
NbHItIr tN h. n. d.. N'''NiI'L
,.i.',.,. o.. .... .-... Fl. .a-.... .....-I Hl..
"N'''' '' ''.''''''.
HbARDi\v 900 DARBY, Penn l'" mln-
? tI.. iar.. .-.lf.H. F.
c.lr. 900 %. 1, I.H BE- l D.. lpI.e .H- fi.fr auf i'
io-.o. ii..,o i.l. s.1.,- ,.,s o... i.. .1, .r ,..
Ial. 20. ,.l- .. D..'.. ..t s.... H.-. OIL. lc .,s
given. Adm N.-. B. H. f'.FI hNls|-. Darby. I..u.
-. ,,..,,.,. ,,..,t.t. a. -
{ W' = ll1 I'AhD-A l'l'dlt IjulIN nav
>, ,i' l.., I'... .'',' .....' ..t l'...' ..,r.
'r-. ,. fs.. lt f-.,rt.a ..r rII ai ..rt.r. itiu.
Il, .t. , f..oI s.., It..u l, ...t F...ut. .o.d
.f.rr. -- ..... ..tI h.i!ra.ti .4lf.rg. At.f--s 70
s-..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

NTQNING TON LINE
FOk BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
'ssht fieaultrs kIfQD1 ISLAND a9d MARIA ANSEr1
Ss'e tlsI 53 Horth River i0ot ci Jay-st, AZ .. m
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
a., tkets Tor sale ali principal ticket Offices
M a. oidcos Of Westc0;t Express Company aud 40 S63
PROVIDENCE LINE
pss~nsl ~ ELECTRA and GAIATEA leave Pier ~ North
~. Set q PaIkplace, 81 4S0 Freists Via either
- h.klLkIhAA u z. AxL D.S. BABCOCK, lTesL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Giluarcn5 Wlutcl-femlles.

I AUNDRESS-.A very competent laundre,sls;
Il rt,renco and understands beg oua~s, ihor2"g.yi
gu.sci ,., or country. .GG d,haye n.ar -5.sL
AUNDRHSS-By Il ProteStmt; tirst-cass
l. auN.rs~; thDio. -r" capable to t1 AL kinds % hao
be- seen a Go2 5,Sc between ial 5g,t. arstaoor.
] AUNDRESS-Bya a Protestant young woman,
- y.r t'ip..4'r & aua "Sa % ITs3 9 . as ss d
gcuIa.ls done Uu manner, or "i do chanhrr
W. G., 5'i ci i'ih'I ih'5oI1&s $o7 ijn5Sc 2o5l .is
NURsE-For care of child or children, sew
~ n. &c. or gamprN OH all "atl.st p a liay CON %
!ry ss t[s1ga ] '' ,S no i any @ s % q' G riSrFsr1Sr
iHuiiE, IS 6tl aya, foar a9ors above l0t.s
NURSE and CIIAMBEGMAID.-A Protestant
gir' a~ ni,rsc ar .'an'r5 1l 'l M 'T | p. .l
NURSE and CHAMBERMAlD--By a North
n at lr.iani Protestant girl who fond y aud kisd 10
cA!die"i &s u!'., Isl lt Aii ~ 'a,,,S ~ %, S, @ G fr
crcc Apply los 6ih-aye, ar 9tast. -
NVRSE and SFAAfSTRESS.-Au experienced,
81, N an 1rmgg 4. aad orr l. 6s. CIV ie'cacc 5 vest ls
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-is nurse and
" s,amsirss uni'rs'uGs muuy s.Hlu; a.l - scne51
East ;'5dsi
NURSE and SEAM,TBE~S.--A respectable
~ English Protestant "omiu ls 'nia.. hur. a"1
sirc.,; no oGgS,on Oh % 70 Ir country goo" r. '' O TX
NURSE and SEAMSTRCSS- young
y Eas.h Prot stan; ausg @ a"G s.' J- ' 80
GRANDs FRENCH OFFICE
NURSE and SEANSrRE>S-By a German
y Iuof-sant young woman rsi"i'-s s't,H,rr,s -1d
very tNuVrtutrd has br rtt.eut' %rpy 40 tis.
LOVES. I3l ,S Inst. bgt" en- 80 3hd ith1,'a.
NURSE and SEtNSTRESS. .--Wantcd, 10y 4
~ phuUlelpsii and s"ausrcss hI Ev,d 10 eopt
f,tc, and has -0p, reference, aIt 10 .cr ..set ot'
usl n p,itrs place seen 10 Il West Jlstst,
FRENCH OtFltE.
DERSONS wishing iI1usakeepcr,. Goy, m,s5-s,
Cunr-t-, CoHIIuul, N.ifHry 1uNttIt.- NuI-r- Tor
tIr ~;-.. DrcssIaAcls CiI-, ~gau,sr,., .m b, vH
surHlsl Dos oa4ul 1i t,, Young NHtoh 'ti 90. trr 10
ton % the cry oi y forE No East l@ i U,s,oii i-te
euce given aui required.
SEWING. &c.-By a yety respectable Prot
> ,uuug t0 rake ciir H. chir ltt tn un
sewing, very best reference ,aA b given ta5 "' @ii O.
XYAITRESa BY Scotch Protestant wait
Itss with guaa Cfy references ~,ca a- u "t.tJ.--
ST.. ROSGEAADs FRENCH OFfICE
NG-AITRESS-By a iirst-ciG:s waitress; uH-
iu2 all branches; best city etrreuc, can at r- 'th'r
XgYATTRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By Il
very tily Young gri; guul Waitress. take
o au - isss and j, also dgc NlHl,. ald IuHr.
rife cIcrs. Cul It b2 Gt3vt bc'Sceu JJh
ana 5Otu.tia
NJAIrRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-An ae-
w tive, oJlsing PROTESTANT girl Dr vItte Rad ca2rt p,
maid has excellent reference s nrat % sr pcffh And
ready ~ once, ana Wiling o. D 10 lc tHulily3 'y
or country. 800 9th ave, near 2Ji-st.
[VANTED.A situation aS HOU>hkfEftR
w eor LADYS COMPANI y either uc} ~ e,..ts ~ ~
q aged lady uf a lively temru1mHti Is'' N ,b.
quired amt given; wages moderate Ad"i 80 - - '
urc Onoc.
XVASHING-A respectable widow woman M IN
w wishes a couple Of families washing ID '''0 ''' ~
dozen. 2i6 West lsthsL ----------
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

II CITIZENS LINE STEAMED ATS fpk TROY,
SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMrLAIN, LAKE GEORGE,
THE ADIBONDACKS. MONTREAL. and an points North
and west only and reduction 10 all points The
ec-anf sie7nhOats Of this line lnGre DAILY afur
tto p. from iIer ~, Ncfth river frut LtrN St,
onec, With morning u4ins Oh n. y. Genital Rensselaer,
ard SaraOca and rru and Es on and connecting railroads.
Through tc sct sOII d baggage checked to de taaou
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

L TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WOELD-RENOW NED sTEAME RS
BRISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE
From Piers North River, foot Ji IJrly-st,
DAILY SUNDAYS, until after Oct @. az To- no.
Tsets and satrooms secured pu1cp3l hotels ard ckc
oses snd on tie pier AID steamers GEORGE J.. CONNOit
Ger. Pass. Agent. BORDEN & IO| Eli, A@enJs-
SPECIAL NOTICE.-FOr TIE accommodation Of C.Gfe1
rs travel The steamer Old COLONY viii Doe lls ut
a. 81 boat as locW5: From No" AUla E-AN 81 add
TFIDAYs. Dct. g. 6. lC - AMI u. To StN-loii non
pays and THUESUANS OcL -, e @ AMI .. leaving New
York al p m and 2Cnasy lyJua Ea. .0aU depot Jtgees Cy
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
IETIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NEW-YOEK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART

~ FORD r. R.-NLW.NOEK AND N5tW-iANEN Di
NISON-Surrer AgI cement, commencing luHr H. lS5t
Passenger Station m Ncw.YOgk, Grand Central bcpoL en
trance Forfy-so rrHd -.