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LARAMIE COUNTY.
Geo A. Draper, Chairman.
'o"'"''''''4sr' + I 4, Psa Bissy'
shs'zB-N. }. 0Bden.
csnsfdtics-w. 1as,or, c. $. Deyoe.
Pushes q fAs Psaoe-Jno. slaughter. t. Fishe
Clerk ana Rseoraer-eeo u stimps0n.
Tsedsarer-D. { Tracy.
PROBATE Judged. G. Tracy.
Prosecuting AucrHey-W. ". corlrtt.
School SHI~rinfsHasni-F W. Hii.isrd.
Coroatr-Ja Talbot.
4sssssor-Ed.J ]. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
r. G whippie. Pros.sr Of. Mayo
John Neaion.
Bro Trustees John +. Davis.
l.. BreSnahen,
Peter HANNA
Clerl-W. RiehaIdson. eI. og. Assessor.
Marshdt-C. ) Devoe.
ifeGsuTer-Isaac Bergman.
AfforHty-T }. Street.
SuFptlor-A J. Parshall.
Police Justices = John Slaughter. T. NJ. Fisher.
N lermgs OF The Town Trustees. Friday eve,
Ing IN each week. at The City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Commissioners sim II Bur, ach.r.
Thomas Alsup-
Sher.g-J. II. Brophy-
justices Of TIE Peace L Z i. P Pease
LiCrE-J w. Mgltr um.
Probate Jad0e-G W. ritter. er-oficio Treasurer
Prosecuting 1itorRey-C w. Rramel.
superintendent Of Schoois-N. l.. Andrews.
Cofonsr-James Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
fwm. Hnrr,s. "a. ocgeo, Mayo
j. II. Einfrock.
Board Of Trustees Il. Galhrailh.
j. Webster,
flames Wing.
Cferk-John Mcleod. ec-oggcio Assessor
Marshoi-M. A. Hancc.
TrrGsRger-f. ID. Pense.
| A~horaey-Tnmc Gerrci'.
Po!aee Jnsaes-L. ID. Pca-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
RI. U. Adams, Chairman.
cosimissionsfs ? Clay.
s1srig-D f. R,nnie.
CLERK Perry L.. Smith.
fr0bate JUige -wm.L Ash.
Assessor b. +. Ryan.
Superintendent Of Schoois-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEB COUNTY.
nv. =. Noble. Chairman,
COMMISSIONER william Evanr.
lJamcs Calhoun.
Sisisf II. A. McPhee.
olerk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Judgo-Jas. A. Brennan, sr. OF. Treas !
Asso,sor- Nm. A. johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
~. X. Sloan.
she,Ie-william Hinton.
Prosecuting 1norney-m. Garbanati.
AsSessor--M. q. Hopkins.
SHrreUor-H. Robinson
superintendent Of Schoois-S. X. Temple.
C0rohtr-Tho nas Street.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21
Masonic.

Wyoming commandery No. /. Regular con
clave first Friday Ia each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. X. A. M. meets
liall, on The first and third Tuesday evenings II
each month, at 3 o clock u. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets first and thirc
saturday nights in cacl, month. at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21

CLOTHING.
b. HELLMAN, l6M snresf
MAhhS " MfER, Eddy strsst
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21

GROCERIES.
PEASE q TAYLOR, ferguson 81.
&c. WHlPPLE, Ferguson street
LElBEY 4 NICHOLS, I6th street
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR, ~
Enterprise Bakery.
GUNS, &C.
fhEoND d BRO. Esfdy--strsst
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21

Hope Encan. ,meni. No. ., /. o. o. r., meet
every Cd and 1ih Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l.. !. o. =. r., meets ever,
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21

BLAcKsMITHING.& &c.
II. HAAS, W,ome, .fr..,
j.. NEALON, TnoD,es sfrs~,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21
New Advertisements.

III q day.at home. Agents want
0lZ ed. Outfit and terms free.
THkUE a. Co.. Augusta, Aaine.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Eeqal Noiiree.

SUPREME COURT-City and County of
- New.YoTll. - Louisa Better, Exccutrix, &c. Of
John II. Better deCeaged. Piantia assiust Wildaa T.
Smith Sarah n. Porter, and Edmand J. Porter,
her husband Defendants. summons-Eur Relief. tCom.
ICt seTy1d) TO the Defendant, william y. smith: You
are hereby summoned and required 10 answer Tho
plant this which viii be filed IA the Office OF the
of NewYurE at the Court
city aud copy Of answer 70 ihc fail
complaint the subscTiBer, at hs OMce, No - Chatham
street New CITY, within twenty days alter the
This yOu exclusive OF the day OF sgch service
ANA n YOU the Rnil complaint within the time
esad plaintiff Ia this action VAL apply % the Court
relief demanded in the cOmpaiut.Dated New-IOrk
July i5, 1876 - -
CHARLES W. SANDFORD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The compliant f. the above entitled fled the
Office Of Clerk the County Of New fork AZ s Office IA
courthouse a the CITY, County and state Of New lor
on the 10th day July ia76-Dated New York, Dec ZG
1876. CHARLES w. SANDFORD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
dZS law0WTh
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 27-P. NJ


Whateyer NAV be the effect upon the market priee
of railroad shares OF Of the speculation at the
Stock Exchange il is OF importance to the mercan-
tfle interest of New-Yori that Western buyers OF
merchandise should know that the recent compact 10
advance frcights thus increasing the discrimination
against the trade of this city, is simply rope OIL
straw We speak by the book in saying that wlIhih
the past 4S hours freight, known as special class
has been offered to be taken 10 Chicago at Is ceis
per 100 II, against the new schedule rate Oh %
cents As is always the when tins uHuef
bidding first begins the low rates arc only ohefeu
TO the large shippers but the smaller ones probapF
may obtain equal terms by doing the necessary
amount of shipping We just learn that there is 10
be another attempt Of the Presidents to patch up an
agreement.
Much interest is felt on the Stock Exchange
rs TO whether the Lake Shore Railroad will pay
a dividend for the current six months emu
ing Dec. 81 and. If any. what IL WIZ Oe
We have no means of Judging OF tho probabilities %
what this close corporation may or may not 10
which are not open to all But 1t may be OF interest,"
to those who are daily buying and selling tue oiN
dend as we'll rs the stock of the company 10 NV"
what it's two separate reports for years endeo 'uS
80, 1876 and Sept. 80, 1876, show the earnings "
the first three months OF the last six 10 nave pees
Each report includes the payment OF the di'
for the last six months of 1875 and for the iIs''
months of this year. Therefore, the diherenos :,
the balance of income account N the reSpev.,.
dates ought to show the profits or loss for tue W.
months This item is reported In the stateiens -oo
June 80, 2,312, ,G74 and on Sept 80, $z5sooou'
apparently showing loss of $17, Ia IN tss -
nection il should also be stated that the sou-
payments of the company for July. August asa 20
tcmber, the period between the dates ol ~ -. me
statements, amounts to only 1891 300 "hi'o and
succeeding three months of October, NoNe" 'U of
December they amount to $l,llo,OoV' IN
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

Tennessee is to have District lnsutuCes' s5s-
tema:icaDy Orgagized.
Madison University has now total ehdo"-
rent OF invested funds OF 100000
THE gifts made to the colleges of this country
during the past year amount to nearly S1,oOOooO'
In Rhode Island 14,152 children Of the legal
school age did not attend any school to the amount OF
one month during the year.
Tbirty-tbree students have been pursuing
voluntary studies at Trinity College during the past year.
mathematics being the most popular
Tho school population OF Indiana, according
10 the superntcndents report, numbers 67S'2So; OF
hse SO ooo have not attended schools during the
year
Hayerford College has recently received from
Mr. O. " Williamson the sum Of $4,000, the income oi
which ia TO be devoted forever to the support OF ee
sehoarstips new college hall has been erected al
cost OF al ont 10000
The University of North Carolina has had
lO2 students daring the past year In spite OF the lAct
that il has not as yet being in s third session. any
Senior class The University receives any student that
can read write and work the ordinary problems OF
arithmetic
An important work in the shape of Cyclic
NADIA OF Education is about TO be printed here by T.
steiger It is edited by Messrs Kiddle ana sen an" Is
the result Of careful preparation and
All scaool authorities aad teachers viii be graelul lor
such work. -,
There is a wise new regulation in the
schools Of Newton Mass certain standard OF scholar
shin in the grammar schools is required as prerequisite
tor nrootion from class to class Pupils who fa 70 ~
tain il ara kent back But il also provided that rups
,n,y appy az any time for examination In the WORK OF
the next higher class and ii found to be prepared 70
Ter that class, shall be immediately promoted Inls
provision aor6s bright and ambitious pupils every a1
vantage thai can be desired There is no limit to the
rspdity Of the pupils advancement but such rs may NC
imposed by his own ability and dispOsluob'
Mr.. II. w. Higginson strives in The journal OF
Education TO refute the imputaon ON womeu-teachcFs
that their service OF breer period than the average Oh
men and that they enter the profession rs tepor
ur maKcsift "Ihave had leisure, he says, though
have tried TO nd It, carry this Investigation ifor
than my own residence. but Of the permanent teachers
employed By the City Of Newport for lS75-5 Tue 10
women have had collective term OF service In this eity
of 2s2 years. giving average OF sos years. ana ne
men now six in number show collective service OF 20
wears and an average OF 423 years. Until other Stats
ties arc collected 10 rcfute these shall continue 20 S
poot tlat much OF complaint against women-tcAch-
ers on this score Is mere gucSswork."
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.

4 GREkT TfirEK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains leave NewYoIk VIA Dczbsoses and Cert
EHTfss Tor HnrrbGfg Pittsburgh the West south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached sSO a. M ana S1o J.
Tor nlamspo Lock Haven, Cory and Ere al $50
connecting Gerry for Ttusye Petroleum Centr" and the
OH RceiGns For WiinEport ard Lock- Haven, ssu a.
For Isiunorr Washington, and The south, Limited WASH
$50 tf arriyr at Washington I.lO p Regular $40
a. ", !, d, ard y m Sunday, and p NJ M ,...,,
10 3o af. l. l. g. g. Z 500 p. and IL night. Sunday
$50 In o. T. $780, ano Enigran aud second class
Accommodation CO. Tor Trunton a M, and 4:lonm.
Nsysrf @ :, , 929 o 5iS so 10 d e6 p 5 S % Gs
73O sl0. TO- 1880 and IL night Sunday 6:2O' $780,
Fur Fur ElisaBcln, $50 Z, 7io, s. 10. u a. M y
2SO s. 83d, 1. 4:I0 4:3O 4JO GZo $50 6 90 G;S Ga. 4
73O S:lO 10 1l:30 and II night Sunday 12o $780, T.
For RaEx'y $50 74S 8 10 4 IA IS Ed iS 22o
SSU no. a. and s2 is night ne 'GS sSSday SO SO So IN ~
Faf WoodbfdGe Perth Anooy, South Amboy, $50 and
AZ For Ne New I BfrnSTicE T. s. and R 4lo, 5:9o G:lO
7 p NJ and l2 night sunday, pm:
for Last MIT6e aS6 odEI ~ M i sso n and nd 4opm
For PRINCETON z $40 and 1880 In i:lJ, and p m
For For and hSa s1idefc der l6S0 n.y.
For FsInin gton. 1890 a. u. aud +. m.
and Somerset Branch, IL n. m anu = p. m
For Trenton Borentown Burlington and Camden 1880 nnd
los. m, l. 2 lam 4, ard p ! ~ i.,onm,
For fsirrnslae and sqnan ESQ M; p m ',, .r,,ov
For Hightsown pemDI2n' anG Gau wa M ef' A'iDoy
Cor Hi,ht.1Sn and PembcrtOn $50 via Perth Am
boy ana 7's0a M via Monmouth Junction.
%" sns arrive From PiiiS6urgl Ga and 1880 and
Mandy il" from washington aud Baltimore G:iO 800
4% rh, SS cSs aaG ds bSgS Sz 5o SS oSo 1oc @ io @ ~
te tS SS @ 'o & siG 1 i9S s5S 0 and 1870 D. %
Ticket Ofnocs 526 aud 9l4 Broadway, NO Astor House
DTSoiIn. Sos ia TO- and lis HEdsons, IiObohen; De
not Jersey city Eniaut Ticket Office No Battery place
d. NJ BOYD, IT, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Nfw i1ubliratlons.

CIJJEAPFST BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD.
Z J o. 792 ENGLISH GIFT BOOKS Al our frtee
1929 AMERICAN HOLIDAY BOOKS AZ fodf fileo @
1i2Tgs GORGEOUS JUVENILE BOOKS At Auy Ir.ce'
LEGGAT BROS, Beeiman-si opposite fost-Ouice
nIARTES 1877, Fine Stationery, Daily Jour
~ nas xpense Books Desks Portfolios Pocket BocSs NE
TTsys NetnO Books Cards DOminOes, Iackgaumun |Oras
CCssBen Cutlery Albums Blank lioJks and FTnthg
Yor custom solicited. Francis q Lourch 10 Aaldth Lane
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
proposnls.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United Government at the international E1hi

GALE Of J1lE DO1IDlNbD tItCJCi Dl lLC
- United states Government at the international E1hi
WASHINGTON, d. c, No. 1,735 FsTREET NoRTHWEsT}
November s.. 1876 Z
SEALED PROPOSALS hereby invited oI She purchase
Of the following Buildings erected by the United
Government In connection with The lnternHti0nai
Exhibition, Viz:
Fountain avenues Exhibition Grounds. built OF framed
timber roof truss felt roof and glazed sides IN
central ana atsica, 4OOKOO set;
tlnsep feet Cnoa Gt intersscOn suFmOted by
lU2Ss0 feet Building to be sold
as n slands exhibits shRiilng fixtures railroad
removed after February 1871 as possible suitable
f0uudery. icetOuse Proposals VIII ne
received al 73j street, Washington, D. g., until
January IS. 1871 when they VIII De opened ana award
made.
addition 1t1l4 stories high capacity, p hospital
beds ior disPeDsary ofces, sOrefoO ktcben
6c TO sold it staudH aud removed as soon alter
February 1877, possible Suitable for farm dwelling
Proposals viii be received as above until D. H. January TO-
Each aa must be- accompanied by certified check for 10
per cent bid the check 20 be forfeited TO the
Government the bidder should neglect or refuse TO
purchase by full payment within hye days after
OF acceptance Of his bid ana no work OF removal 10 bo
until al payment Is MADE The Government reserves
right 10 reject all bids not deem sl SATISFACTORY
An desired information in respect 10 the Goyennent Build
be had upon application TO this Once or 10 Lieut.
HENRY METCALFE, u. s. A, at the Building itselti IN
REGARD the Hospital BudnP Of Assistant surgeon j. D.
WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum Washington, d. {.
All bids be iHd0ised envelope Bid for Government
Building International Exhibition, 1916 or for Hospital
Building" the ana 70 be addressed 10 Col =
G. LYFORD, Chairman Board U. s. Executive Department
ID, c." s. G. LYFOKD,
Brevet utCol, U. S. A.. Chairman of Board.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
election Noiice.
DROCLhMATi0N
i By SAMUEL j. TILDEN, Governor.

WHEREAS, SMITH ELY jr, whose term OF office as Rep
rcssntaye Congress from the Win Congressional District
Of he Of NewYork would have expired ON the fourth
day Of March, 1877, has resigned said ONCE.
AND WHEREAS. the Consiitution OF the United states
proye that when vacancies happen In the representation
from any state executive authority thereof shall issue
vrts Of elcctlOn 10 III such vacancy"
NOW, THEREFORE,, 4, SAMUEL j. TILDEN, Governor
Of the state NewNOr do hereby direct Tint an election for
Feureseutative IN the NItVth Congress OF the United
a 10 al the vacancy caused by the resignation OF SMITH
ELY H. held in the WIN Congressional District OF said
state TUESDAY January second, 1877 said election 10
L coEiucted Ia the prescribed law fOr the
election OF Representatives. ~ Congress
In witness whereof | have hrTcunto signed name and
aNed lie Pyy sesl II the state at the Capitol In ihe city OF
Albany tins eleventh G2y Of December In the OF our Lord
on lhonsand eight huudrod and seventy six. -
IL 81 SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
BY the Governor;
CHAs sTEBBns Private Secretary.
STATE or NEW YORK. Office OF the Secretary Of state
have compared the preceding with original Proclamation
10y SAMUEL J. TILDEN Governor Of the said state, ned
In this Oce the eleventh day Oi December 1876 and do
hereby eorfy that the same Is correct transcript terefom
Witness my hand and the oce the Secretary
state az the City Of Albany, this eleventh day Of Decen
II. 81 JOHN BIGELowi Secretary Of state.
sHRRTFs opFIcR,
Ieertfy hat tseoregoinR true copy OF the Procaa
tio by me this day from the Secretary ~ stato
WILLIAM O. CONNER,
sheriff Of the City and County Of NeT'fork.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Ocean 5ltamers.


A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ philadelphia and Liverpool calling at Queenstown, Thurs
days from Philadelphia, Wednesdays from Liverpool
steamers o safi from Philadelphia ns follows:
PENNSYLVANIA Dec II ILLINOIS ......-...Jan. IL
sCITY YofNEW.YORK. .Dec.2S LORD CLIVE-.-...Jau. l8
INDIANA OHIO an. 70
Price Of Passage in CuIreucy:
Cabin, $40 10 800 IDtera6date. $40 Steerage, S2s.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen. Agents. PHILADELPHIA.
aud az Broa.l-st- ~. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD. Baitery.placo, n. y.
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
EENI.ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C.
Sailing from Pier a. North River
For SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTIIMUS or PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO, SATURDAY, Doe. 30
Connecting for CeDtr American and South Pacific Port
BAN FRANCISCO 20 JAPAN ana CHINA
steamship CITY OF PEKING, MONDAY, Jan. J.
Prom Francsoo Sandwich Islands. Australia. and
New-Zealand.
steamship CITY OF EEwYoRK, Wednesday Jan. 8.
Fer freig gft or passage, apply 10
VIM u. CLYDE & Co., or 70 II. J. BULLAY. supL,
Bowling green. Pier AZ, N. H., foot Of CanalsL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

POLICE DEPARTMENT or TIE CITY OF NEW YoRK,
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 81, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 law, ID
~ view approaching special election III ana LOT o
Seventh Congressional District, that the foiowng arc o
boundaries several ectiOn dstcts embraced terei
heretofore established by the BOald Of Police by virtue OF
conferred said Board Dy Chster ofo Oh
The law O
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
stedmbcals ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
S m S ai NJ stations & IA SSr
Coinmc-cing oct 2 is7G-Leavo Ncw.YorE foot of Lib
.1S T te I5 EHscP %sHss BsSSr'
scranton CnrbOndAe e: connects at Junction D.. L.
EGT sSmeTs and T. 51g%iqs.Gn sa soDs,v 70,
@ s ws as9 cdmnds hS9a al S5 an M sa mn aaG a
Towanda wkesbarre. scranton. DanVIle willamspo &c
lao p; m.E1raEss for Flenlnston Eason. AieGrown.
CIV, Hazsion READING. Columbia Lancaster EphratL
400 D. m~For High Bridgo Rranch Easton. Brlyidrre
Allentown, ana Mauch Chunk connects at Junction with
1850 D. m.-For someryie and Flemingron
1870 EyESSa ExFgEs, daily. fOl Easlo3 nclyisers
IisiyTissbuIg' and nd t1e West
Iosts leave foot Of Ciarksonst. mp town, e.sS 1855
300, 1909. ll:3j O. m: l2'GO 100 S2o 4'2O 52O Gu
Connection made by Ciarkaon-st Ferry at Jersey City
FOR ugiGs 10 local points timetable at stations
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
BkANcA.' IA OCEAN eR1YE SEA GiRT. AND sQU1N.
fcot Of Eber! ST. NORTH River sIb, li:i5 m, a:i6
Prom ~ 100 loot Of clarkson-st 1885 4.
Stages oand from keyport connect at hatawan Station
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND bRfGGGGI bfGG ROUTE
FOR TIu.N1UN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK. iibertysL, G6, 745 e.l5
Leave foot c1arkson.st at $685. 735, 0O5 m 1850
s2O, O:2O D.
Lave Philadclphia from station North Pennayvania
road Third and BeIkssts at 'iSO 0So sH 1880, 3;SO g.
Pullman Drawing Room Cara are attached the 7i5 and
Ob trains from NewNork, and 10 trains leaving Third
and BertssIs. az 8 aud $50 D.
Au trGln coiaeoi az fT0 Jp et1n 20 ana rom Ifnton
Lave Treulon Tor Eew York Gt 5ij, $40, 1870 2io
II. p BALDWIN Gen Pass. AGENT
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H ARIA NGEMEN OF PASS l.NGER TRAINS April i6
lS16eayg dcpOts foot Of CUTtland aDd De8bIosses
A. al,1Or
IazieOn Beaver Meadow, AahHnoY City. Shenandoah Nj
Carmel, ShanOki. WkCsbar, PttsiOu, Sayre ElmTa &C.
connecting With t'ns for Ithaca, Auburn Rochester, But
falu Niagara Fails, anu the West
b. NJ East0n, Bethlehem Allentown. Mauoh Chunk
Hascon MahanOy City Shenandoah, Wikcab9trp, pistnn
&C. aiing close connections for Reading. PotsSlc and
a T. IA. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, and daueh
ChGHg, stopping Gt al stations.
ESQ D. M, Night Express, y. for Eason Behlohetn Al
iontOwn, ChuuE WkesbarTc Ptst0n SayTe Elnifa
Ithaca Auburn ROche-t Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the
IDBr. II. SAYBE, Supt. and Engr
Geuersl Eastern 0ee Of Church and CoIlan5 ss
CIIAS, II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
EXCURSION TICKETS
TOn TIE HOLIDAYS,
Commenting with Dec 23 and continuing until jan In
clusve ickFs win bc sold at the following fates
kew.Nork 90 PhadePha ard return. ......"....st 90
NNwafk 20 Philadelphia ana return. W
Elizabeth 20 philadelphia aBf return 30
NeYYOTk 10 Trenton aud return. 2g
kewark 10 Trenton and return, ,...,.,..-....... w
Elizabeth 10 Trenton ard return. 10
StatioHs NewY0rk foot Of LbeIyst and foot OF Clnrk
sonsL III. r. BALDWIN Cen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Glertion Notiee.
POLICE DEPAKTMESr

POLICE DEPARTMESr
OF THE CITY NEW YORK,
NEw.YoRK. Dec 81, 1857
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, in pursuance
Of SECTION 80 Chapter 675 Of the Laws Of 1879 that the
OF Police has under authority Conferred b Seclon 80
said Chapter desgnatad and appointed the places herein
after named for holding the approaching revision OF reglsra
tGn and election In the several election dstrl ehoreeu
within the Seventh Congressional District
REVISION OF REGfSTRATI0S
FRIDAY, December 22. 1875. from : a. m. to y m
SATURDAY, December %, 1876, IRON a. M to U p IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Dneliless Chances.

EINE HARDWARE STORE FOR SALE
stock cgap'ce location eScoGnt bet GGt @ leIII,s S,G ior
i'm royed real estate improved Harlem lots corfidtred
principals OEy. OWNER, y 3 West 66lh-s1
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28

r WOUTD EXCHANGE my HOUSE and
i PROPERTY valued at 100 located In sing sns ~ y,
yit, some icrnlance wlhch rcmaiu oe11rgf iOf
stoi, Of ID TiY city country slnh FARM
Address EXCHANGE, sing siHg, n y
XVANTED-Thc publication of newspaper
w in g Ym or vicinity OF subscription books not now
in market popular onErayings Parties having eSstI
IL n x or other platps hand and wishing 10 mako liberal
rgeentg can meet pushing business man by addressing
A PUBLISHER BOX u, Tribune Oficc.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TILE
UNITED STATES MAIL.

I'D =
TheSteamcrs take the lane Uucs recommended
Mauy. g. X ~ south of tue banks on the
passage - (ucCTsioHn, all thc year round.
CELTIC SATURDAY, Doc. 20, OF D. M.
ADRIArfC, EAGUHDAI Y, Jan. q. 10 q.
BGITANNGC, SATURDAY, Jan. 20. $50 a
CELTIC SATURDAY, Feb. 3, $50 a. m.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER bZ, NORTH
R1VET.
osg steamers are Uniform sire aud unsurpassed in pp
polumen,s The saloon StaterDOius Smoking, and Bath
i0Gms ar placed amdsips The noise aud motion
least et xordng degree comfort hitherto unatiaablo
at
RATEs-saloou, $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Secragr, SzS
For Inspection plans and other information apply at the
Cmnpany's Onices No. 81 BROADWAY New YORK
X. J. CORTIs, Agent,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
EOR SALE /!
FOR SALEl
THE SINCERITY PRIsTING AND PUBLISHING
HOUSE.

THE SINCERITY PRISTISG AND PUBLISHING
HOUSE
The undersigned for sale the old and welestahshea
sTEREOTYPE, PRINTING, BOOK BENDING, and PUB
IISuING BUSINESS of tho late BENJAMIN SlNGEtIi1'
sitnnte at Nos Is e. 90 south Thirds, Hairshurg
Penn It's one OF the largest and mos; complete establish
nenis in tie state being built and fitted up " ce'"r %
roof for tic express purpose for wich 10 no" nscd I
stock of Adams Gordon COttrel BabcOek Preiea ahd
improved machinery type book binders and stereotype tools
and complete and everything Is IN
readiness to 90 large trae The building which WAS erect
ed about three wears AGO ia Of brick has frontage ol 30
feet on Thirst. by 10 feet on SlackbeI1yaTe 10 Elk
stores high with basement and underground wants tor
the storage Of stereotype plates &C IL admirably ghea
fr,m All is orr 9cs exceedingly strong, snnsiaia
mi 6rroof Tc State printing done by ns late owner
for twelve years and the contract Il now about 10 10 '
al lie next session Of shc Legislature rare opportunity s
here presented permanent ami prohtabo buslhLs IN
cOpction with printing and publishing trade aiiety t
tashed everything being III readiness Tor DONG an he"se
no sf'epn min lte description ~ such extensive esIb
Bsnuent Wauld t0ry ami rs II ~ cxpccle that
think Of pui chasing EOuH no. 90 -
without a personal inspection, cordial invitation u hcfe'Y
cXtcuGed contemplating an Investment WAC VIII
he shown through the Building by tic manager .
Proposals. VIII hc rccAYei by the undersigned ior te ec
establishment without the zeal estate DescliiuNe
EDWIN BARI. Administrator,
Hp-rl.Urgh pittsDurg, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-28
Sre Srrnm.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM,
20 Cents per Quart 10 Churches and Large Parfies
CHARLOTTE HUSSE.
75 Cents Der Dozen delivered boxes TO carry home
l2>BlBLE HOUSE.