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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

very desirable Dwelling House, barn and
estate, No. IS Grove street, Village OF Rutland,
Vt, on Saturday, July Goth, 1876, at two O'Clock
D. m on the Premises, Will positively be sold
to the highest bidder. This e. tate, consisting
OF lot, dwelling house, shed and barn, located
in an excellent neighborhood and on one OF the
peasantest streets In the village. The build
ings are all thoroughly constructed and In good
repair. Tue house Is furnished with furnace.
open CRATE, for wood or coal, gas, water, bath
room, marble nantes, door and window
screens, double windows &C., and possesses all
the improvements pertaining to an elegant and
comfortable home.
The barn. 30x40, giving ample carriage room.
has been recently built, has cellar under IT,,
is furnished with gas and water. and is In all
respects convenient and desirable. All the
buildings are covered with slate roofs. The
drains and drainage In and about the premises
are perfect. In fact, this Is a rare opportunity
10 purchase one OF the most desirable places in
town.
The gas fixtures, carpets and other ar lcles
OF furniture will be sold Immediately after he
sale OF the premises.
Terms-s500 down at time OF sale, and the
balance, cash or approved paper on delivery OF
the deed.
For further particulars inquire OF Hon. John
Prout, or OF the undersigned.
CHARLES +. ADAMS,
Rutland, VT, July 3, 1876. Administrator.
Iy7eodtd
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12

DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
mast ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
Incoming detached. All Express Companies
use them Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf wholesale Agents.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12
rho Daiiy globe"

Is kept for sale at the following places:
EAST wALLINaFoRD- .Mahon, dealer In dry
LuDLow-sherman Bros, drugs books, sta
tionery, periodicals. DC.
DRATTIEBoRo--E. j. Carpenter, books station
~, periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANpoN-C o. Dyer and q. c. Slason, books,
,teti-- parindtcole re.
=, MIDDLEBuRY-W. Seymour Alden, books, STA
nonefy, periodicals, &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bros, dry goods.
cry, blank books, drug s, &c. ""ner and station
FAIRHAvEE-F. ii. Carpenter.
CAsTLETON--Rice & Co.
WEST RUrLASD--C. j. Gilmore, general mer.
chandise.
PoULTSEY-W. W. Hubbard, books stationery
periodicals, fancy goods &C.
NORTH BESSIEGTON-Henry Morse, newsboy.
MARLBOROUGH. p. Morgan, station agent.
MASCHEsTER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARLINGTON-H. s. Hard.
BgsNfNGroE--T. j. Tiffany, periodicals. paper
and stationery.
Misunderstanding & Co.. newspapers, pc
riodicals, books, stationery, &C.; A. r. Howard
depot restaurant; GLOBE counting-rooms.
RAILROADs-on all morning trains leavins
Rutland
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12

SUCCESSFUL COMBINATION OF SPIRITUAL
lists AND OTHER nETERoDoX THINKERS
a FIRsT-CLAss TEMPEST IN A VERY SMALL
TEApuT.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
p1SSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-In steamship Pdrtbi1 Nov 90
M and Bins dcn Alden W. Allan. Llc ie Arm1s,
tie Rev Angelo Barber Mo L. H. Brown Air and Mrs "
Cox e.. tuIt the hry. Albert Cu6CO, PtIrt D'nnlS W.
L. rnrDts Miss H. fIlcy. Miss H. Finley AlE aud Ais. H.
Itt,una aad suiyabt Mrs M Ottcimau. Mater josie A.
tifterulu Miss SOPHIE l.. GittcmJ Master j. Willie CIT
teman Mr. and Mrs. Groesbeck, three chilTen ana two
MAIDS, Sis lIandlcy &. %. Herbert MC elIlcA Col ii z
guYtham- Miss JcX H. W. Johnston, Cap Gore Jones r.
Mrs Jones tto lsry. J. j. Kane T. = NJ Capt j. r. Ian
NJ ious IaJ, Miss Mackenzie, n g. AachutOsh, =. a..
MatlacE, III. f. hcCaun, Charles T. Mei ~ X Allhe r.
H. T. MOutarue ". O.. Parsons q. C. tutteron Mt ana Mrs
i.ssuts Is.nc-. Mis-, uasl j. -. ltcac Mrs ~
S,ilyrnpr ". ~lutid Miss VI l.. stone l.
H. Tatum g. Napier Thomson, Mrs. @. Iompkln' r.. Iomp
kus Nr ana Hr5 WaGsworth cid AMI nurse Mrs. y ees
le, infant ami mald, A. Nri;it. ~
FROM GANANA-Ip steamship Cl'g Of Aec lOys Nov ~.
-lr ana MAS Antonio T.. Macias, Nj ana MIS- " Ion1ieL
NuutZ tabrIl NIYdtIett, Miss DO
lore. Solln Coroya Fernando IT, lmoly Ramon Guerra,
Master bert Fowler joseph Glyestte Edward 10 ke j.,
Francis y. Dfu Alfred MonltHai, SaiyanDr Bngds Henry
~ martin. u1lOn Ma. Elesas, capt ID. NJ. CROWLEY Capt
MltI.cA llllcI.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
THE UPTOWN EAST RIVER BRIDGE

FORTY PLANS sUBNITTED-DIREcT COMMUNICATION
TO BE SECURED BETWEEN UPPER NEY-YoRB
AND BROOKLYN.
The plans of the New-York and Long Island
bridge, which will be stretched the East River
from Ncw-Yo to Biackwe's Island aud thence to Long
Island are completed and have been sent 70 the Board o
Consulting Engineers, which consists CT Gen. Barnard
GEN Gilmore and Oscar Schanute. Plans were designed
nv 40 competitors from all over the country and rOM
Canada and the most feasible and inexpensive desgs
will be adopted by the Board OF Consulting Engineers ~
meeting to be held at the German Savings Bank, at
Fourth-lye and FOurteenth-st, on Dec. 10. The plan
selected by them will be considered aferwaId by Tie
Board Of Directors prize of $1,000 will be given ioi
the best pu $500 for the second and S2jof for the third
in merit.
Ills the intention Of tie company to afford, through
the bridge quick and direct communication with tho
confer OF BROOKLYN Tie bridge win be erected at Sew
cny-scycntst and although the present charter OF o
company only allows ii to begin It's approach at Third
ave- arrangements are being made to extend II 10
Fouth-vc thus connecting with the rapid transit trains
OF tic H rem Railroad. From this point tie approach
will asccld until il reaches ThrI-aye where 1t viii be
- feet high, SO as meet the proposed line OF rapid
transit along that avenue. It VIII then be carried
10 Rlackwcs Island and from there TO Long Island, the
hight at that point being 80 feet. The route VIII then
bee along Grahapraye., the foot OF the bridge bel..
mt Woodsde. A steam railroad viii run the whole
length OF the bridge. From Fourthlye TO the river two
tracks will be lad, aud over the two spans, ole
500 and the other zoo ieet long. these
viii be only one track. Over Biackwe.ls
Island aud along the route Long Island there viii %
a double track, having its terminus at Hoedslds'
vher. it Will connect with the Long Island RailrYad.
Tie distance between this railroad aud the south sde
Railroad OF Long Island at that point is less than mile
and half A connection Will be made with the latter
railroad which runs TO Brooklyn, AMI thus direct com.
muuicatlon will be had between Iorkyle ana BROOKLYN;
The cycut Of the route will not exceed miles, aud
II is proposed to run tho distance in 20 minutes. As
The plans are decided upon oy Tue Board oi Con
have The work begun rs speedily possible, and have II
completed in years. TIE cost, IL Is stated, viii PROD
ably not exceed 100000.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
THE SERVTAN PROSPECTS.

ParrJs Nor AZ Corfepon9c Of The london Diily Eers
As 10 the future, it is scarcely worth while
To speculate Whether the negotiations following Ol ia
nrmistce succeed l, believe tncre Is no more iss
eft In the Serva n The SerVians are eit 10 thcMseN
II tby h,d heart Tor fighting the task OF the dCicnsva
would be but the struggle Of despair Degrd Is IA effect
lost because although SerVaH soldiers are in u to-day
they are there simply suherance The guns of DjUii
command and euhadc ils whole right ank and even II
this were not so, the military importance Of tho
Dcli.rad limo Is mninlsed when tue line oi fi-
vasiOu Is down the Moraya Valley. kruseE1o
was saved By the arInlSce, but nothing that
can be done during the arIaisico can render u
seriously delens bile, and the line OF Cfnlrha 1-
tion mnst run So il as To render unavailable n the
servians the chain VI nights distance IN iis 'front.'
The Tchupria-Parat works are seieDhe .'nu ,, @ , 81
adequate Trustworthy force mlght % neu -
determined attacks; but they 100 ~ aae r IN t a. = @
VALLEY and he probable objective OF the turks ~ MUSE
vac s,id he Engujevae. quite in another dirgetion
To the oneStion-tbe allimportint queSLon- Whelher
d. ST. rear means war against Turkey IN wbch case
sSe Would no doubt utilize serva there stand TUG ey
h S hs does So she must DC either very reckless IN
ber or Gnguarly backward In her
else she aid never have permitted lne loss och tha
present collapse entails.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
GREAT Guns IND IRON-CLADS.
FroD, the london s,andara, Nor. G.

From me london Standard, Nor g.
We have therefore tO ask, what IS the pres
ent position OF our ironcad feet We m9y If we please
hold to the notion that guns Of 100 tons are abnormal
aud tha the experiments al Spehia practically amount
Power is obtaining guns which will smash in the side OF
any ship possess The Italians conduct their expert
take not only the velocity Of the projectle before it
strikes the target but also after IL has passed through
much more the shot could do in addition to that
actually performed. These data are perhaps
icctile itself breaks up in passing through the
target s proof enough Is given that we cannot reckon
offer stout resistance to the prectile or the iO00n
gun. But what becomes OF all our other lr0ncl9dsl vi
what aya is 10 10 build ships with II inches OF arnOr
like the Thundcrcr ~ inches, like the Devastation
What becomes Of our hitherto trusted lronoads' WIN
arnOr Of lesser thiclmessl The 1O0-tOn gun may be
called exceptional But how long will 1t remain so !
Sir W. Armstrong can manufacture guns cheaper th1n
those Of KWpp, and possessing the tremendous power
just displayed the Italian shores The safety OF the
NrongItiron butup guns Is also ey%gnt % u, 9l'd o, we
selves OF the opportunity to purchase such guns. go.
II does not rest with the British Government 10 say
whether or not such guns shall be made. They may or
may not bo made at WOOlwich for our own hecls ana
forts but they win certainly be made at Elswck for the
service OF foreign nations The British Government may
SHRINK from tie enormous cost Inc prospect OF e,
tic guns and uucads carrying measured by the
foot is suggestive OF estimates which chancellor of
the eXehcquer would be anxious 10 avoid. But II tbc
nation deinands il tho work must be DONE and true
economy suggests that our shps and guns should be
constructed not merely according tOan existing scale Dt
as possible IN advance OF 1t. Our Iron-Duht
arnored ships are capable living much longer than
wooden ships, and their superior endurance tendcfs 10
The more desirable tnat they should not become
obsolete. IL is 10 be feared thnt tremendous
changes are near at hand with rgard 10 naval
armsments. The question is one which affects our
Notifications as well ships, and the problem must
Dc gone thoroughly: As ntlmated the other day,
Ga. Italians not disposed To remain absolutely satl-
fed with even their "Kug" gun OF 100 tons, or tner
solid OF 22 inches. We must remember that taAes
something Ike two years to make big gun, and more
than twice that period 10 construct an iron-cad But
according 10 the prospects which already present. the
selves the British nation cannot rest content with gun
of 80 tons neither can the existing Of roncads be
looked upon as furnishing the final type. On the whole
We have splendid feet but If armOr be worth anything,
we shall soon tml the need of giving 10 further deYcl-
opu,ut sill more is 10 necessary that should in
crease the power uf our guns The utility Of an0r may
be open 10 doubt bu tie -un cannot be lad ASIDE ue-
spite all that has b.cn sad about rams and tOrpedoes
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Eeqal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-Ciy and
~ County Of New.3Ork. ABBIE W. BAMBARD 8S TX.
eCurx Of the last viii and testament Of CHARLES A. LAM
BARD deceased, plaintiff, agt RALPH G. JOHNSON and
FRANCES D. JOHNSON, individually, and Executors
Of RALPH 9. JOHNSON, deceased, defcudants Summons
for relief To the defendants above named and each Of
them: Hou are hereby summoned and required 10 an
the complaint in this action OF which copy is herewith
served upon aud TO copy of 10 Tho
said complaint the subscriber at lis Office Number l4I
Broadway in the city NewYOrk within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day of uch service ami
fail the said complaint within the time afOrs
said the pan in This action viii apply the Court for the
relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New-YOrk, 18th October, 1876
WILLIAM X. MARTIN,
plaintiffs Attorney, l41 broadway.
The complaint in the above entitled action duly filed in
the Office Of the CLERK of the City and County Of NewYOrk on
the 2d day OF November, 1870.
WILLIAM r. MARTIN.
n3 lawGwF. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NEW.YoRK.. 30
ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlas OBJ, Low J1omel Nov Ii, Aux Caves
I5fl PorlauIrnoo 10Th and Kingston, JAM 2Sd, With
Intsr ami pass. 10 PIN. Furw00d q Co
.ap shin tity New-l Zimmerman Havana Nov. 20,
win mIse. and pass. TO h. Alexandra ~ sous
Sglf Washington, sruoulau, IAomlstDu, - i'm hule.
ncur Nm McLo0u. spear, itOcA.and with lime.
scIu Carrie Jones' sheIman iocAind lor iIcHMond, Va
scnr. George ". Rlwieyi Rawiey st. George Mep Win
Scar s. r. Nightingale Hillyari. Eistport with fish
Srhr Active, sherman, Portsmouth for PliadolpiL
chr Phlaucp pha. Bowman Portsmouth Tor Philadelphia
Sc T. Joseph bsyInorr, Hall Boston To- Phlideipna-
SchT Mary Emma, Howard. Nantucket VIVA hsu-
Scnr Aaron hiuEs!lnd Murphy, NantaekeL with ush.
schr Leouola, Mey,r.. %antuchet Mith hsA'
Scur I.st Wind Hart PulECttp"h.
sctOONERs-RyEK ASD COASTWlsE.
Mabaska Portlurt uco L. rreaiwell, Plymouth.
CIo Cuit1,te Gardner. Eha Anu, NeWDurypOrt.
NaIap NcylurypOrt +. NiokerSOI, salem.
IA, 70. Salem. Haz.etOI, Boston.
Marv MiieT pawtucket. Potter Hooper Pawtucket.
T. A. Anderson, PaWtncket hatr j. iiuyt, PaWtucket
n. 4. Abel PaWtnCket Palesilue faWtucECt
a. BurtoI, fawtucket IVA DtN'ity, fdWtucket
H. h. Diyeity pawtucket. Theo. Doau, Fan River.
Jas. English rail- RIVER. J. McIMin. lall leyrE
CIV. Locke, Fan River. Albert Treat FaI River.
President, New Bedford. Union, New-BedfOr1.
Nov 90, lat &c TO- lon. - 55, ship Rowantsoe bound
North.
steamship ParthIa tBrl Mckay, IRON Liverpool arrived
2gth reports nov. o. M A. o. 80 90 passed steamship
Lina Boston for Liverpool 18TH lat 40 30 Ion. 20,
passel a GuIOn steamship, bound East.
FORETGN PORTS.
saIsta: 29th Coaanta, ADana Wellington 3Uth, NJ. A.
Mcneil sel Mltcn, trappano, Mary 10. arth.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posToN Nov. S0.-Au1yeo steamship Bengal. Douglass
Yokobama schIs. Roswell, Hurlbut Paramari boz; O. W.
=, u Codfrey, Weeks Eliza B Emery Wie&s; a. Harding
Mcrde: Thomas n. stone, Pitcher James w. Drury, Il
lard Eith l. steere Hutehns and Mary Graham. smith
Philadeipnia Florence Peters White Baltimore Newell
i'""''' tiOr Latest Shlp Gs'rs sec Fin Page,i
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yori.vc Police Court yesterday, there
were number commitments r dis0rery conduct and ~
suspected many these got into trouble orier TO enjoy
tar dinner provided by the Commissioners OF
ClaTes ana Correction. Harlem Police Court. also
the returns OF oten-es were unusually large.
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Peter Uuuhlm was ed in default Of $1,000 bail for stealing
az worth goods from The store o Matthias Abbott 81 No
- Ighth ~oon !. Ha-to who keeps candy store al
40 W south FIftlayc held i -, % bail Tor false pre-
au, inducing Mr. Kate London to buy the good val aud
stock oi uis for =l,lTO.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01

NOBLESsE OBLIGE.-liOst, to Eligible Youth:
Trust ", shall E.SC the pleasure Oi seeing yOu ~ our
ball on THURSDAY Nou VIII meet Colonel, two j. Ps,
two Pocts, aud Memberot Parliament Guest-IhauSs,
50 much; but ts Impossible. am invited TO the ludOI-
yillas where shall meet General six j. Ps no Poets,
and a Lord - Funny Folks
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
pfutl5trD

nR. II. G.. WAIT, No 4j East 23G-st near
II hadsOnave only drstciass DENTIST in the city
who performs every Kind dental operation at low, popular
prices Bcauti Rose Pearl Sl5 500; best Rubber
$40 10 Sl5 Gold and platna $40 70 $40 Teeth plugged in
superior from - upward can aud examine. Refer
Rev. DR. Crosby ORE Ramsey Buid, Weir, Gcbrs
yanyrin Baldwin and Howe
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
5iluatlons rUante0- Hldles

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW-
~ WORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IliE
TPT0WN OFFICES, no I,s3S BfOadWd, cor IlhIly -i.1
~ or IOS west Twcuy.tAird-st cor. tAght!ayGi yOV
Tiir ave- cor Forty seveutst az the HAHLLN OFfINi@
No .ssI Tbrd.ave one hundred a1dtWchy lohil ~
0Iarem Savings Bank BudngJ up to y in at ieGu'Ai
Office rates
A THOROUGH accountant and business man,
~ an Leisure evenings would IKE cnpogmeni AT moderate
comuepgstOn Ad rcss EVENING WORK, Uptown lnDuNc
office 23S Broadway.
A THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT and bust
~ moss man AT leisure evenings would Ike cmmoy.hi III
moderate compensation. Address T. . b. IilOuho Cp'o"H
Office. 1928 broadway.
COACHMAN and GR0ON.-A situation as
c19cbm IN and groom by single man VINO can g,ol lohS
and Satisfactory city reference Ao"i'9' Dc ,.' "a ~
ETSEFUL.-A cOlOTcd man would like stu
alton N an Office or as useful man can COZ COM m igy r
conncnied as to honesty &C. Il WIN ~ 10 "oih ior 'eS
nlodeIate yages Address WM. O.. 4'9 fthaye ---
SITUATION WANTED in any capaclly ny
= an energetic young man OF good Dn'h I5ss pov
wng TO work at very moderate wages Address =" Do "
Tribune Ofhce.
AINTER.-Wanted, by n competent painter;
i employment az low wages Address j. j. ID, o'o i-'''
6Othst.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Gilp proprrln Go Eet.

ITO REN'T-A very desirable RESIDENCE
in one Of the choicest locations in the city, furnished or
uniurnisiei. ADDRESS Box 2,S74. y. y. r. o.
mo TTT-Furnisbed or unfurnishcd. large
three story HOUSE, until st of Nav longer servants
rotestant would remain Inquire al ~ East lStst Dc
tween IL and l.
JTNFURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR-TwO
u large handsome parlors extension, closet wardrobe
hot and cold water privilege o. kitchen also furnished rOnt
basement rent lon. 80 West 9tist
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
MINIAruRE ALAlANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun usss 1890 7Oj i}l Moon rises. 1.3t
HIgH WAFER pAY-AN
700 Cows isdnd IiN tel e. Ferry. 1881
uIan WAItE IuIs pAI-I. N
sandy Hook 733 Cows lsana 8 - Heu G Ferry. 1907
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
6iinalions iUinlco--g females

6iindiIons Ulnlco--femdlcs.
NHAMBEPMAID and WAITRESS-Gy IN
>Smad5d - hR G'iE' sSd ae &o54 & 5 "SiSa com ,s cr
8ea'T2's 8ear 3iasr 1''''''' y ''''
NOOK.-A situation wanted by an excellent
v cook ud.raud, cooking in all Us branches best c'y
COOK.-A young gir' rs good cook; would do
~ inc washing and ironing. ~ general Lo1'c"oA' sool
COOK.-A reliable young woman rs tir-t-class
co, psi btl.r 81 talk. entire chargeo. tho Atciru
best city reference. 3 '5 Ea't 99tt.sr
NOOK-By AN English Protestant woman, a
80, store --
COOK-By a scotch Protestant young woman !;
y COOK, cooks meat glm" us song p',.fc,
creams scc-, AL kads Of nee sit' osesi "Zr,rai bread
S3: %s. 1"%r assr i,s} 3 IT, the '' ''oN'N' ' "
COOK and BAKER-A respectable woman
Nwcea3 Smiiy. c,y or County, ot rr.r,gnse 25. West
COOK. WASHER, and IRONER.-.A respect
broad 5ascr; aAs brs. city reference los West sithst
COOK, WASH, and IEON--By a very respect,
III 2 l"H sgd G'aI bed AMI i'S baker al Kinds meats
lows ha Sa ie'r; @ s.y M i7itl'S, ave.. T,a G ''0'
NOOK, WASHER and iROAER.-A re-
viii snI ior7 rir cy or country With .od i.r"rc,r
ami mpatci Understands nnlk ami butter do o'na'e'
2al 20.
GENERAL WORK, &c.-A German woman
~ ior General wor @ IN S e{ OF s'ny a 1 ES' !. 10 % en
per1te ana su try 10 please 300 G.b.tve near 2jd-t
(,ET your Colorcd Cooks, Laundresscs,
W Chamoouaids, Wmlrcs'es. General h"ns M"rh'is'
Nurscs seans,Tesses ana Co'cn'n n N4i'rl.yn Sc
Gthaye. near 3jdst.
nOUSEKEEPER.- -An American lady as
housekrrpcr companion 70 al ag tily small ,l
I.ns,l on "a homo. Call address MIS-. Al. T., ~ Lex
mgionaNt
HOUSEKEEPER or NURSE.-An American
\ widow tlke care ui an invalid, OF "olid ~. hois
r.Iee 40 DO either; thorough seaustrcss ANA
Protestant. l5s West ls'st.. first iioor
uOUSEWORK.- steady girl to do general
5aa,rse aoGSSls 1i %e, g 2oin Hi' !i i' ""s 1 DD'
uOUSEWORK.-A respectable Protestant
woman 10 general housoWofk city or country hIS'
class rcforouces -25 West lGtlssL
UOUSEWOkK-Bv an American Protestant
a. iry9 S"sPs mH1 CnisTSrR thordnay Goi
willing and Obh@nH. country Oh clly' Chl ~ DUN W -
3O7 4th-aye, near s3dst.
AIJYDRESS.-A respectable girl as laun-
~ dress best city reference AZ 10 West 'Sthst.
AUNDRESS.-A competent wouian as laun-
ence. 300 West lItnst
I AUNDRESS-By Protest9n, young woman
l ehapbermald and lduudrli,, or fine washing; hEh ~
endaions rs superior auldrrsS French hhlhs
ulcatiug, puflns do ny curtan+ al .ds hn Asf's
very best families country or eiiy Atth' OH bo'A
OFFICE, 3O7 lthave, near 2Jd.s@
HlJIRSE-A very neat, capable Welsh glrl
~ wants place nurse take entlrt c,il S %, ~
DR. is Kind and ODl1ng city or country Can 1t '' wv
xXTATTRESS.-A competent waitress; under
w stands all Kinds Of salads Of silver can lAo
mans place Destc city reference 400 IthaYo.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Gonntrn Real estate for sale.

TOR SALE, or TO LET.-$350 will rent
IOroOm COTTAGE; hot an cold water, stationary tubs
fe fue location hour nom Cly Hail. A's2, spendld
cd place handsome grounds; plenty OI Iult
hOuss has bath. &c; ,abng tor six horses; no
nSl rent Nv pretty COTTA Us $50 rent per anndm
JAMES h. HAY, 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Real estate 90 Gxrhange.

DROOKLYN HIGHTS. overlooking the River.
ID Beautiful RESIDENCE and GROUNDS would IN
CHANGl Tor smaller property city country. kULAND
ANYTHING, Beekman 81
EXCHANGE FOR FRUIT FARN-ln good
~ order suburban "a room cottage house 40 minutes
from New gOrk trunk railroads neal dep0is; pave
ment gas water two floors lots OF nearly an acre l
out in drive lawn, garden rat, shade, yincs Goi WeI
drained and healthy assessments ana ngh lAts Ien
for eco month; value S24,OeDi equity Sl20OL AuHreS'
OOTH-ST,- exchange for FARM near
S1U NewYork, two valuable PROPERTIES on West 3Oth'
st., city. RULAND & WHITING, . BeeklnahsI
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Crclurcs nno mcclln9s.

COOPER UNION .,.
y FHFE iEDrU RFS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
n the Great iial at p. ~, ~AIl EbAn, Dec z,
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New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Boots ano Shoes.

Boots ano Shoes.
A" ERON-CLADS."
a STRONG, SERVICEABLE SHOE,
FOR BOYS AND YOUTH.
"WAUKENPHASf.h f.h-ThcSe popular English
SHOES alwavs be found at
CANTRELLS No 24l FOurthave
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Gountrn propertn 90 Eet.

ITO LET-C Convenient suburban cottage and
grounds IA rooms gas water heater near dep2is OF
two great hnos abundant trains ana low iaIe ~
fare S5J lot lat out in garitn stac
fruit berries DC Apply 70 OWNER Room 2 no. Mas
eau-st
TTIO LEASE for a TERM of YEARS-A PLOT
Of GROUND containing - city lots. fronting on ihIt g
streets ard situated block from Chestnut3L Delq9t'
Penpylyaua Railroad Newark y. J. said pot s very de-
sfable for manufacturing purposes upoa whGl Dniig
NAV erected lessee for sufficient guarantees te
owner VIII erect suitable buildings. Address NJ X NJ "
Mechanc-.t, Newark. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
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SUPERIOR CoUEr-SPECIAL TEEf-sPElG JNo Day Calendar
COMMON PLEAs-EQuW rERN-VAS BRCSE J.-No Day
Calendar.
GENERN srS,oNs-PAEr L-HACKErr. Recorder-John
Henderson, burglary.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
DroOkInu propertn 20 Eet.

VO LET-3-stOry brick SCHO0L-H0USE, No.
II l5S IeUlsenst; 3-story prick DWELLING, lI5 VII
IuRh6y.si GORDON L. FORD. 81 ClaTk-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-01
Sales bn Autilon

A. MERwIy, Aucu0neer
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co, CSC Broadway,
ID near R0ndst.-Sales Of Books. WOrAs Of Art &c &c.