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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-15

:, And IN accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the twenty
sixth day Of April. 1875, SO many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock % may be necessary, will
company. over the once Of the Union In
sursnce Company, No. as California street,
Ban Francisco. California, on THURSDAY, the
wenty.ninth cor day Of june. 1875. at the hour
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
T.w. COLBURN, Secretary.
Omce-Rooms over the once Of the Union In.
yerancs company. No. %ls California street, San
s~nc'1co' cahfornia. je1l.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-15

III COMPEL CHILDREN tn
SCHOOL. ATTEND
, 1876-05-29
I,EvOLUT1ONAnY ROOTS,
ss,.Moa VI TUE asv. Ropulr COLI,

ok*ANS H4 AAh ~ 4&Op0 0bA
The Rev. Robert Collycr, pastor Of Unity
Church, preached yesterday morning 10 large
congregation. Ills theme WIS "Tlie Roots Of
the Reyolutiop,' basing Ills text on the frst
Verse Of thu arst chapter OF John; "1n the be-
ginning wis the Muri." The following Is tho
SERMON;
There Is great lesson for this Centennial
year when NJ tako tile truth set forth Iu my
text In slmple and natural senso, a. tho main
facto or III the revelation through which we be-
tarle great frce nation.
You trace tho story of what WAS donu by the
fatlera to tinu at last that what was said Ia tho
spring OF their action. That there ara wonls
III plenty, then, as thero arc now foolish and
vain an.l empty, yet within tho whole co.s-
fusion, II word Is slAa hero a1il thsre which wins
vt lust W the kernel wins against the dust and
ellatf.
1t yuu tako tho Co!0ntus, one BY pne, ant.
trace thclE history fruln tie t!tne wleu tl0y be-
gun 10 IuAku stand AgAlust tlu luother-GunntrY,
YOU will find th3t th0se did best wlere such
living woals Us truth, right, aud freeaun, had
gone witlcst ainl struck moat surely Into tbs
Common heart. II, again, yun take the nnen IN
each COLONY who tatnu to the front u inspire
aMd lead tliGsc alIont them, still II Is tho same
truth; they arr TIM ,nen III that region who nre
most Intensely alive to the great quet ton,
and uut vi tint he arr sure 10 say
the word which stEtkes iio1ue, that suitoy Ike u
hammer, gal burua Ike nre. It lnuy ba =
quiet word llku that WAA.ltnKtun said With
stuuEnerlng Hips, or q rushing tide OF cloQusncs
, 1876-05-29
4 Gucat at o Hotel Wants to Have an UtS
tlerstandinK,

Dftrntt Ffkt Irett,
A night or two slneG chap about H5 yeRH
old, looking Us II llu had csawlcd uut ut d cavt
to commullcs jlfu nlluw, entcrta one Of tha
hotels, and, Whiting at the counter until tho
clerk waa at liberty, be asked: "1s this q ho-
tell"
ayes, sir" was the reply. .........
"0ood living, good beds, and tho most courtt
GUS attentf0n{"
"Yes, sir" ....
uWpil,n sail tho stranger, after long lool
Mt talilroad timetable RI suppose you dom.
trustW
.W1uldut let man stay horc four r Aya
days until somvthing turned upl"
mo, SIR" ..
"Thatis what I wanted TO know. l always
likc to have Ill understanding about such things,
tot II anything t1akos me mad Il Ii 10 hare d
great hig hotel clerk jump In on me n,,d kick
Inc down sta&rs on account of my strdtened
iiunnces.h
"You'd better Ind some other place." sug.
gcsted the clerk.
"DAt ! shall" replied the stranger. "Tha
outside Of this hotel seemed to sni&o Welconla
ut me-; but, as sald bsfarc, my present policy
IL 10 yvt along Without bolug Kicked. I've got
mental feelings US well ~ alIy body elae, and I'm
getting So worn In flesh TINT ineru common
grand bouncp from heavy hotel clerk upeeta
iue whole day. Farewell, young man; don't
l,c any extra taters for me-
, 1876-05-29

dfncnvcrcd country. lis discovered md undi.cov-
esctl Inrwers. Enn.,gh Of earth las been li.cuy-
crctl to afford us all hn'nr, and enough VI its
powers hare tecn solved In furnish steam flnt
that Enay 10 MIR work, ehfrs fiat may carry ns,
clothes that may protect us. fno.l that may
feHs us: tlt nwny from o,lr trei, away from srlr
sight, thor" nTu powera Rleeping, trvunttulls
dreaming, If which M outline l,As yet appeared,
Hnd then nway frun this 1T tie Iall NIL Tho lin
mcnse upper depths nrc yctird iii shadow. So
III ChrissiAllty; there are discovered anil l,,,-
discovered sladtnEs of truth, hit thu known is
sufficient, or at cnst valuable, to lead ua along
10 heaven II VIC so will aal 50 strive; but, suon
there springs up the undetermined, and Into
t'ls cln,,d wc all march in tile quest ofnew light
antt new hope, Just Ms o,lr world Gach morning
rt.thic Christ, hu. there i svr!let Christ"
height and depth uf Christ not SEEN except by
the cgotist There Is Visible "fdth" mid nil
unncasnretf "falth,'' church actual and then
a'Myc ground, bnt Mt whose foundations tho
Christian thinkers hml iuycrs OF ot,r day tOfl,
toll ~ II hope that never wnverf, hccause tiot1
has PLACED them In q unsrrse where the new Is
nlways twlnlnE ftscif beautifully about the oil.
Ara thcrr aly here who lament tic changes
snine al,'t canning before your cyus #, this gen
erntion! VIZ hecvc tllcrv Is not ui,c such in
this cutro audience. The fact that III MI the
uah1e tt,a has fallen AWAY for!if.!s thai We
sltoull indulge IN any Sadness" The narrow
ssesnrian sosils hare wcpt all along the century.
Their eyes mc wet with sadness. But bcluld,
after Lee, nnl BNyhana,l, aud Wnllncc, md
Chalmers, and Tulleek, and Mcleod, aud
ltoru:c BUSHNELL, and Ffpnry. md Colensv, and
Tying, ami Cumming hnvu p'ascd through the
pantheon, sus.tng down certain !.tols, tho tho
nlugy Of Christ fnnity hnE como forth from
these hcnrts trner ttlnn before, md better
equipped for the duty and trial Of The next
century. Our world Il ot.c tt,at grows lurgcr
us y rulta on. 1t hogan with eRaos, md Is
RULING OIL tnwas1t harmony. Tic old becomes
tho foundation Of tie new. Thus tllc Church of
Christ will initiate all the utllrr works Of Nuu,
and will ask every age TO come to her nnh
thrnw down at er feet it. i,rs lnl,ors a,ltl new
1nve. The little sutn Of money she left with the
world years at,o sIln Wilt ask lack, with the nt
tlitonll live pounds, aud she Will upbruld you II
She finds yn,l with your mite III Il napkin, a,nl
you trembling over 1t OH account OF hcr n,istcr-
ity. She docs not believe tH timttlity, but It,
good hartl work.
Let no onb wait for a perfect creed to lo
found. AS we'll walt for n perfect home, or per-
fcct state, or perfect music, or perfect llarpi-
ness. Nothing comes without alloy. gpon the
great principles rs already developed let us
pour deepest love, for our life il too short for
thr works they n pose, anu our tomb Is SO 1,ear
VT dare not ticsplse fur a day tile sunny hope
found in Jesus Christ.
, 1876-05-29

A novel wager has hren entered into W
Col, Fleming and 3lAt. Holland, VI tho Thlri
cyp inches IN elrcuntrre,br, l. to b. placed ut
tie castrrly extremity ot the large drill room
Of thu Eighth lnfhntry. The Colonel amt Mnjor
nru to he blindfodsd anti placed ut talc extreme
havin., bore Of tncI.cs. They are then to
Ilurrh Ut quick ttnle toward the targct, and tho
onv coming nearest u boring the 1ull'a"pyu Is
to be dccased thu wiuuer Of ! miniature brace
md bit made Of gold
, 1876-05-29

tile hlhE ne Hust llcaI Us. VIC ohe nun Np
honor o1rept rs he maintains honor; Il
and take them, and We will sec which
Is the s.euter 1nn,,hood. Tlat Is tho first Gimp.
s IN M 1a s % liz ru NJ % s SeiSn s6or 81 ad fes 70
his say IN tho disposition OF It for the common
goud. Men liko Franklin 1nol'lcd tho r,do
Idea Into A1iulns; others ,nao 1t tako tue shnpo
Il was musical With hetoqueucu, und there s,ccpcd
In shgMlty. II tbok large ineulhuK III the course
ot.tttile, and brought tho best mur III the world
to stand and tn plead for IT.; but II tho hegtn-
on f thu s. grouna. "Am to IL free Is earn my
hrc4d all eat 1t, to possess my land II my own
right, alsd u ho 50 far at least i laant"
But beginning here, tl4e living word could not
dom In this nnst sn,,pls se,ae, thoyaiso In
sense "a ailnilu struck for truth. II has becn
said by \ very bright aid true thinker that
| the result Of tho course England took With the
chants, WHO went steudlly u meeting aud did
The greater pArt Ut Their hustnes. II way thst
| would have sent thsm 70 Jail; VI lawyers, wlo
dresso teoir wtves snd aayghter4 H. stuh ILL., .ho
| daily put on their tables what they n.ula not
have put thcro II they had to yet It IN the lawful
| way; aud IT ministers who tried to quiet their
gons,rnees With suDtlu distinctions bctWceii d.
rcct and Indirect participation: i WIS tune
something wAs dune, therefore, for truth as we'll
| As freedom. Tho Revolution must cou,c soon or
| late. It could not ennle too soort Whun they
| threatened to mike tho 1neu ni this Now World
only b9nasmsn but lsrs aud hnyeritts n
ths contiIon ill There must be some last
iastnIss in which We cAn tAks refuge
and hold our OWN. Tinln has shuwn
It Il not In the churches, or the courts nf law,
or tho great marts Ut business, hut IN the 'lenrt
I pf orr runn,un manhood md nj tho tiresic.
When nlr children know We are u living lie,
pvuu fos such Erason " that the fathura eau
give, " as we CAR give, when NO 60 10 Europe
Or 70 CAnuRla, aud hluak the law for the sake OF
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
PASSENGERS ARRTED.

r-pO.T IIVFRPOOIr-Hi steamship 4bgsfihi0, oct T..
tins'ie Mrs Alexander Miss Alexander J. D. AsV'I
t~Fr.u' Beuson. Miss =. Benson. Mls. o. bout9H
4 TreUne Dr. and Buckler, Master buoiIe, j. t%ii %
"a lall n he panla CfnblauO, Mt Cheeseman T. Con
- C,i n crane. Mrs a. Cutting and = GU oith j. r.
I5IIssrs Nss L. Eshamsn. Miss Evans j. Freshman MI
- Srs N M Gardner. infant and nuf-c Master ~ %,
Gerard. Miss DOWney, The oN. - 1.
mfsut MISSES GouIdSilllh Ml''
-p Misc Hanson j. r. Hartley, Mre liaiN Nty las ll
yev William Harvey Mrs. Harvey MISS H5lN3 e NJ
tr Miss 3Ier0t and sister, Miss f Ioitiud ,las no"
land Miss e. Idol, r. q. johnson MISS d9hs3l, 1 F,r
Eohr A. W Icch Dr. r. D. LeNls ala' ~ l-'iii'
J. Marsden, Miss Curtin MI ana AI - a. ~ ~ ~
- Neafes goth Regiment Mi. ana hlH. "
sfsrritt Miss Merritt H.. Miller, Miss j. A. loll
pbeins a r. Porter ir Miss Price, j. l."d'e i, ul W.,
rev ~ " Rice, and Mrs t. A. iacl ane5 I.'Ci @ W.
br,tber Rumsey. Mis-. SattituNu -'I' a. -N
"a siebee COZ T. y SlmOus. ID. r. Slaue, MI anH His y;
s-itb tbs Rrv WIN Tuten. Master Everett eIl' 5.iS'l
-ier1ce smith Mr. SPILL j. Stlnburn ~ iihii 4if'
roi.-r Miss roiey and sister Alr aud MIS- j. T. I3tN'
t,,rtn Tupner j. Milton Turner, u = minister 20 ilDe
& cbis,en M Wainwright and brother MISS " atson Miss
EiI NNeiuer 4 J.. Wheeler, MI aLo MIS- J0eli
NUts MS Jaues D. Wilson and infant, MISS MO, W. IL.
Yse Mr and Mrs II. L. Yale ana Mhd MISS Meme h'4c'
@Is @FR6Y HAVTIz-Ta steamship AH'eriQH, oct l2-Mr
NscguID Mrs Mas Crtyeiug. MT CoHai MIS- lIasue
80 cidTeu a. FatiO iavcutUs. L. fdO HayenioS Miss
Awee Patio Il RavcntOs Miss tOIlnne taJ0 y tlNchto7,
80 Nr and Mrs Marquette, LuCen Mlcart, Mt SanoTF
xr and Mr. Iuer (Caua UrsO M and Mrs :. Glozehtr
al chfd Cbsrlts iOrats Jaunet P o. Rousseau, T.
Termudez MI Miller Mr.. SURE Mr. ana ATs ~ Clf toui
Wss Bra Miss Frcaut Mrs u. Body, Miss Lucille Beau
len MT crab Mr. Caller NJ and MS JalnnrI MIS- MARY
issry Miss suzanne Verer fidel Brem, Louis FiunugeI
Hr Dachsuer W. Petit 1r. Bons MI and Mrs Branea'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

FOR HAMBURG-Ia steamship Wielcnd, Oct l2.-Miss
- scI-qu SIT Mira B. @. HOteruaun and chldren
gsoo 1riua Emmett Ed. NOrsansteru. q. H. Grdcn r. &
mMais6 a. Iippert j. Bernstein ra gptt oenert H. NJ
-i-i.b M Tauge. Vim. n. WoTmersErch, Nj ana MIS- r.
Nav he aud child, G. Henry Hottn4nn m ed s'9!eS 5
q 81 NrUieh T. IIOrstmauu, L. r. Vail James y Ac
So.a fosstb -lyes r. Miss Lso Skaais. Inom l. fOs
Trfz LANCE Hermann HaraCr s. LeWls0hn Aug iiuck-
~ i, Trie,Iander Gustav Grothe, Mr. ana Mrs - T.
s,tuer Mr.. Brune, child aud aisnt Mt Jo9n "A ShVWi
- NfTs ~ ~ schultz AID child Emil Eudei l. Nall
s.IA ~ Alu s,sr,und Fper H. FEEDER August Bell T. b. WHIT
sr.S lanes u. Hail. MIS-. c. Scharbach Master Gso&e
WeSner Nr Mrs. IadislaO Ctsrc2sch an cnlu he4f
ele ele- NJ cbael Waller Peter Stell agen and child.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, oct -, 1876.
The following auction sales were made at


The following auction sales were made at
the Exchange saesrOOm to-day:
BV 4. N. Muller E Son.
thrccsOry and basement OTOwn-stuue front Win l0
1850 z IIs' Rotl isS o4oo II u $4,000
Tndfr direction ~ the Trustees W Lean ttrhtss
t q GP PIoIsS COZ oi $1,000
PSs P6 OF w ans " On RosrTs 10000
BV R. Y. H1t7tett
Q f0ur-EtOry brick tenement houses with lot NOblS
has FaesSer > zoo " u 500
BV Bernard Snlt.
! fOurstOrY brOwn-stOne front store and 0WeunF
with lot No .57G 3d-ave, s. l0l D II Of 5ShsL 80
lot 25Xll4X32X9i.7 Mary
By jus ". lfiiieT
Buildings wharf and lots on 9thave q corner OF
2lJthst each lot 2JxlOO Geo PCek.-.-...'.' SloaU
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

PART II.-GoEPP j.
sso1 Rnge aRt Aittnacht ooS9 La Cou agI farreno o'
' et al 4,.14i1a,,..roer agt
Isgt Matais 20 al' o. e IIue asf'''- 49, 7
43lI. ,"'l Irorv9ifz 1859 .DOscher agt Seclom.
Sgls oviau et al 4G9s. Rose e al agt Russ Jr
434 .4..i "eg Sch9uDer IT22. Roberts agt. Maher
f,Fy Zeilcr agL Boiler oo44.-D -DuiiOsettu, So'' N''
s0i4 Brown ct l ag Fig9t -s,- ~ is,, a. ogt No
.. ,,,,.--,'r et "a ayt Wright Cumnck
bOlJ-'H't ~. y 1896. same agt same.
- rgsaer al King Of al 45jS. .GessDtr agt Sched.
PART 1II.-SiSNo1T J.
,tea Apen at McGrecor SOY. BTetdrI1ef 4sL ilcoI
4o5 'ff,+r apt Eln elI aud S534. .LOOuau agt Pcot
Iz'4.' $3.50. .Dcuuing agt P1Cot
r.u..-t.t ,gf clark 721S- .Gricr agt Robertson.
lla dl51l n strong. 7255.. FINK and Ors a6L VII
S950 Ridarl agL iOtdus- ..-o ,hlu-, a -, 80.
e0g Metnug.r aC Weich. 6at3- haaOoeK CT al HBh
roo FernaIdaz au1 ora. a6L --c fhhlj@ %. %, o,+
OStlHlVltL cb al. "b''
,oa5 Grel and oTs agt. Hen HaOer
ming.
ro,t srssIoNs-PARr I.-sUTHERLASD, J-Thomas Nc
couch homicide
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13


sunr COG sun sells. J:24 Moon rses., l;4
WAIER his DAY.. N
Hook 4O6 Cows island i:i4 Hell O. IcrIg 90
WATER THIS DAN-P
Randy Hook ass Cows saud. 5l4 Hell G. Ferry. 7.03
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Board and Rooms Wanted.
folcI5

HOTEL ST. STEPHENS, Eleyeuth--t, be-
! tween Urnr.Ear gId f.I.tr.yf ''re s. .Il..IF t.i
,ia-s faul. r7,. aid newly illuI,.rii Nc. desirable
rooms. prices t,.f Hpi,'4i"-
N,TW-TNGLAND HOTEL, corner nowory and
y Bavrui-.ru Light sr., IHtls Itsuf, DO '.Ltsi fo.
Erutl,Iu.u u.iJ ..ltt sa-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Gitn Real Gsla!e for Sale.

CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURtD.-No cure no
- pay cooking ranges that heat e rooms above warranted
send Tor circulars j L. GitlPiSN Co., jdaye. ana
28thsL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Corporation Nollces.

NOTICE.-WULIAM KENNELLY, Auc-
~ u0neer VIII sell at public auction by order Of The Depart
ment Of DOCKS, TUESDAY, 24th october, 1876 at
II O'Clock m various lots Old material, including rope,
iron. ends Of dock piles etc For full information The
City Record Copies for sale at No City Iial.
CITY on NEw-YoRE DEPARTMENT OF FINAycE BUREAU)
EOR THR COLLECTION or TAXES COURTHOUsE
PARK, 80 CHAMBERS ST., Oct l8, 1876
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.--NOtice Is
~ hereby given that the Rolls Personal
Property and Bank Stock for the year dov
cred 20 The undersigned taxes thereon
due and payable al this Office.
In ease Of before the first day November next
e person paving shall Dc entitled The benefits mentioned
the twenty ninth section Of the 3O 1850 Wiz
a reduction az the rate Of seven per from the
Ana u Da5 ment 70 The lst day Of December
AAR1IG 7. MCMAHON, Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Go GOJ5m it aIan Concern

MAJOR JOHN A. SELDEN-Send address TO
VI r.. b. sELDEN, 4J Han0yer-st, Boston. Mass.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
~ Notice IS hereby given that JOB GRISCOI, 81 the
township Of WiusOw, n the County Of Candh state Of
New eIsey hath THIS made assignment % his
70 TIE subscriber for the equal benefit OF mis- creditors and
that the said creditors exhibit their respective claims
under oath Affirmation within the term of three months.
GEORGE B BOKTON,
Assignee.
Dated Rancocas. Burlington Co, j.. oct Q. 1876.
WANTED.-A young American lady, well
educated aud in good health not over 20 years Of aet
only society reading IS required and Will h2yo nearly an
het time al her disposal In state age personal oe
cFuOn and reference the latter must DC the best Address
WINTER HOME, n. Y. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Dnar0 Gn0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.


Below Fourteenth-st.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
YORK " VIII Ia, BF TIi dI ~ rrty rs
st, sos West Twenty thris cor ighRay9ir m We rC& 1So
no si Third aSe & coz Ro hTei ap ia p at o Tesaai
Office
An elegantly furnished ROOM for one or
~ two gentlemen also small one at lO9 west I-'hs~'
- ASULAND-PLACE PeIry-st, Ninth Ward.
- -Iaree and small handsomely furnished ROOMS WIN
BOARD. to gentlemen aud wives or snhe gentlemen.
STH-AVE., No. 3, near the BrevO0rt-An IN entire
y SECOND FLOOR, handsomely furnished also one large
and is0 single ROOMS; accommodation ana tHOo unSur'
passed.
HTH-ST., $50 WEST, near Gth-aye;-WiitthL
board largo sunny han Bedroom, with running "ateF'
10 gentlemen only. References.
.DQ GROVE-ST-To let, with BOARD, a
80 handsomely furnished sunny front Eo0MIi SliIn'
Ssp 9TH-ST.. between Broadway and Uni
or ngly Tor families or single gentlemen; hrstcdss tehch
West Side.
4 PRETTY SUITE (6 rooms), with owner;
feet ORDER 755 7haye; laundry privileges Broadway ears
pass. S6j.
4 SUIT of handsomely, furnished second
a noor front ROOMS to let with board a 81, single %% %%
for gentlemau two blocks from iossmore I41l ana li''
Broadway. northwest corner i5ist.
q y
~ house will accommodate &rni ,arn 9s Without
VIE win nicely FURNISHED M ID BAtA rAl'"oi Win VI
NFSIR ABLE FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET,
~ with nrstcass BOARD at la West 45dst references
exchanged
pESIRABLE ROOMS. on second and third
eaccs given and required.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FLATS, VIII,
~ private ta4e 52yc&i & a1 y y J M IY GG6
ot3ANci hfe' iii'A.'h.
no LET-Dr,irablc ROOMS, en- suite or
siu,iy viib board 10 families and eenaemeni terms
moderate. 80 25j West 5-tI~i.
VERY pleasant Rooms en- suite, with every
convell.ns hand,om-y il iH''Ii,, t, ,ysi 4
INVEST 19TU-ST., No. "a large ROOM
W on second ao-i VIII BOARD; also taD.c board.
- WEST ST.-Dgsrlhlc suites OF
% ROOM. with board Mrs WILLIS. ionneryo ~ ON
- OR 4 FINE LARGE Rooms, furnished or
y ,i Irr al cu suite OF tnar, with hrsi'Io b1AEP'
q. We. 2lth.t Location very no. Dear sL James Ho'''
- NJ. H. GtGE-Two ROOMS With BOARD smaller one
VITA rt.. comuoo oIs Tor ,ir-l' persons i'ii'i''
q WEST 21NT-ST.-Ncry desirable rooms
- EN- sac and .IurI,, Win EoAi,p locality ard appoint
mont, ploua. convenient io cars and Stages N'''
sTH-ST.. 217 WEST.-Elceaut rooms, en-
c ana siurir with BOARD. house first class, luct
unn ar,aDle aud convenient o AL PARTS OF 'he "J ''''
i7TH,ST~ 81 WEsT-mEntire AZ i, .,,I9 SEG9SR E5SI
SIN BOARD. org1l;.s nho PAP Tor the best a''"mm''a-
A%TH ST.. Is WEST-Elcgaut ROOMS. en-
= suite or single. With aIsteis- BOARD aid sei'i'r
~ WEST 31ST-ST. Second story front and
r'u'oi board, Rrprrrc',.
.JsR WEST l2D-ST., fronting Reservoir Park.
'SD -Hou-c ucwy fIraI,h'a; elegant apartments
80 a., 4, ,\n tt NrTST ttIII-~I
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
si,ual.ono {Uanlc0- Hiolcs

ADVERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
n YoK Ig'zL %,il ~ E M ,.tiH1p % W. r AR iih Cf t..
IoHyN ~ % ~" NM i'I'' ,,l ,i ave.. yGO Il.j
ave, eor Fofy s.,ealls .. Hg AiiA "itiiSLi i,r ~
isi,m sl,i1ss Bala Aui,us, up to p H" at regular
onlco rates
4 USEFUL MAN lswcdc)-WAlIER ami ,,
Y GENERAL sERyANT-Ya.a -ituaiW tlr low
wages cr o. oouruy. Do. Us t,' g. l,' ,."l; ,lN ,l
io5iah.s.tl- -.
A USEFUL. man and wife. Protcstants; she
- 3. good rlina, li. lin, G or co1a, waiting
able aui willing 20 " i' cyrN ihine h.o' Ii '' u. ,,
The PRoifsrANr HOME BuHEAU, ss6tnaye, four
d1jr- above lUtIst.
NOtCuN Married, Gr-t-rla-s colorcd
~ man is raI clrfu dr'rr CITY, or com, ~ or HoIH %
sacc srec ~, r,Il or iidr,.. 10 fI.. s'd,L
C,OACHNAN.-A coachman. North of Ireland
- Protestant wants ro lion s eo'' 'arinl ar'is ann ii
experienced fiomt ,tl 1'tl t' ,.fr-I'@t AZ
dress NIIIIAH J IIlbiu, pinNh ''e., ''-'' h''-""5
OOACHMAN, &c.-COOk, oac.-iirother and
~ sister t-wcirl. good INSIDE .llH 'i Z ,, t "a ,c r.,
g,rr city ,i country, aud 500 "urk for m"..di' wages
good reference. sot ddla'o pear ttis'.
NOACHMAN and GROOM situation wanted
bv % sre. roung u1u. or "il '" f'ht i WOE ,i
and wiling aI J'ihe. ,, G0tcisiAN, Box ~ Tribune
Uptown uHcs, l..a7 tluti" W -----
COACUNAN and GROOM.-A coachman aud
rfo,r. rttratl1n wanted ly sinrl" man OF long tAlr
olIoiur. lrIy recommended DO every It-I'' Ap
py at present employ private stable" 2l' West 1''h'I
FTSEFUI.-A Young (colorcd) man, married,
I wishes attuI1n to make tr. Wat ON lhnl, exc Al
dress G. a. Uptown Tibnnc Once I'2"7 hI"a'".y
yXTAtTER.-A young colorcd man wants %
w 1t,,'-i, a- waiter m a private family has good refer
oncea AdIr.as s. g., tptoru Tribune Once Loo l'' "y
y4TAITER-By a French Canadian SINGLE
" man has Tho very b,at references l' " s,
.nii.r oe-t and Industrious. Wufr mnatlalei @
40 years. Cll ut LINDQt i5l = =" Epi'li 'iii'' ''
East 2ItL So. near 4ihaNc. -
WAITER ar JANITOR.-A cOlOrcd man
w t,,r IN ,.,rfs "a situation walter or JMit9ri THOR
or,tiv i'rstlud. his business. Address C. H., uptown
1ubuue ONCE 23s Bfoid' dl'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
GcIp UaHtc0

uANTED-A College Graduate deslrous u,snoa OF
NJ AZ his studies and willing give some assisiascs
" IPoratorI P with small salary. Address A. b. u i''A
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Bcaro ano Rooms.

Country Board.
DHTLADELPHIA.-Ei 10 the ENhihi-
tom taa have l.sf class ,,u1ItIIs lu private fam
ily mnlfr- frr ur louI Apply tt so >r'' d@l ~
ELPulA.-CWtcuniHl Home, 1876
Eauh gl. .t. IccomnoifHo ior 700 eu'ss. c,utrl
moderate foa. uf.tcla t''.'.n..s. .t Sass. -. N 81
DHUABCLPIIIA.-PU House, near Nillo"
Grove -tl.a1. 'f,.fuut lI. "fru i' S"v.up"r ample
Glaze tfuu- pure spring 8si'ii 80 nth-
uies direct .Isr... tn l.Nf"..i...
TWO gentlemen or gentleman and wife
d.silur t.r comforts 20 lp-i- tl. obtain IJ hiD lh
rI .lt- I,.. lI Jersey tst tDu fit. . N... .H f'
..aui lI4 f.lI.. location. .-. tOr.s I't.late Aa
aItst D. . D.. IiUIlr ulA,a
Board and Rooms Wanted
XYrANTED-By gentleman and vilr, second
rrte fr below fttsf h.rvr'r ftr arf lth arr- lcrn'
$50 % u,.s .tt'r... -. H. D.. iIiH1n. '..'..
EErANIID-By gentleman aud Wiir, "a second
~ Dr fI.r..'.l. Irr.t ID.. ...Hu" 1851. tt' .t.Ita.
EpAEu sud erlr. nrr. 'rraoCr U' Hnf tl'-t~ 4i 'n'
e.. .r.. $500 .t advance. r..t.f. --O NHtAs i'.-
ton must u- Co.,. .I.s. 4. o.. Tribune 'HD"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
5ituatlons iOanic0-GemaIes.

z AUNDRESS, or as CHAMBERMAID and
- tine lauuircss BY reliable and very competent gi'
,,,fb pU0d CITY reference. Call CARkOLLS AGENCY
gjl 6th ave, above j3d-st. No Zee.
NTRSE.-A Protestant girl as infants nurse;
~ can take entire charge from the monthly nurse on 70 WaG
uo an invalid aIy excellent references IL. a, Li1 East
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

NURSE, &c.-By a Protestant young woman; ;
y wants situation care OF chld or childnn sew, &c
willing 10 assist and useful generally has the best ~ Guy
Trirrrpces ana can De at The PROTESTANT uOME,
l,s 5th-s ave. 4 doors above lUtIst.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

e. X. BALL * Co,
Ce so. 10 EAST l4TH-sr
Chickering'S Ste!uWayA and other Pianos and organs low
fOrCash on ustaiiuruts and for rent.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

EEOVSEWORK.-.A respectable young girl
hrs situation ~ DO general bous.work iu asuall pr
val, family, is Wiling and obuging good city reference. No
p. West .otlst. iu the store
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
Droohlnn aJropcrin 90 Ect.

VNO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
L 1rs Reulseu.st.. 3ttYry brick DWELLING, l1J VII
l0nghby.st. COFDQS l.. fOtD. 90 Clarkst, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13

WASHING Family washing wanted by
w compeeu audress at her home, who can do an
kinds Of ne washing and uting No l2O West 52st nis1
frtufr rppH
New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
5slusirdl Jnstrume'lts.
MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET or PARLOR

DIANOS and ORGANS TO LET at eXtraOr-
! binary low prices by WATERS & SONS 4Sl Broad
way previous removal 10 their store 40 East 4thst
.