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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-26


INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS OF THE
l. IT, S. HsadquarterS. Ind annapolis, Ind.
Prpsidcnt-Jacksun II. Wright, " ~ New Jersey IT.
indianapolis, Ind.
First Vice-Prcsidsnt-J. ". Welsh. Pennsylvania
Second INSTRUMENTATION. Murphy, Maryland.
Third Vice Prgsident-H. v. Macary, u Michigan.
Fourth Vice President-Mrn. jeanne Lsndonnie.
Indiana
fifth Vice President Duncan Mccormick. Illinois
Secretary-M. Y. Mckicrnan, New York.
Trensurer-John Sehley, Indiana. -
Executive B0ard-A. e. Cameron, Illinois Rober
sching. Ohio. q. Zen. Johnson on PUnnsylvMnim
ID. =. Walls Ohio James Connolly, New York.
Meets At Washington. ID. q.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-26
NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNION-Or0an,z.,

NJ ATlONAL LABOR UNION-OrQanize
~ August 20, 1895
rot NN''' n"eAi Dc
NJ osASA "a pay, First Vice President New York.
n Rr- I xAD. Second Vice President Chicago
pa. JOHNSON, Secretary Tamanna IN
Chicago. m "eSt Madison street
sAseutNe Committee A c. Cameron a. Cs,ic,go u
- SNN Sunbury, Pm. N. w. Field I.tr,,it ~
OURNEYMEN TAILORS UNION ~
Shlea0o meets every Monday evening al n'e,,rk
dent, Henry kessler Vice President u LorenLg. RAN
an Cor. Sec'y Charles Darger 205 Ps rtand svsnrs.
rlhAhelai Secretary q. Stone Treasurer ---
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-26
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL

A. H. BoDvELL, Of New York President
HKNRv WHITE, Of Memp il, first Vice President
W. d. kEDnELD, Of Washington, Sc ond Vice Pres
dent
"; A. HuTcHISsoS, Of Chicago, Recording Secretary
and Treasurer.
W s. PnlDE, Of Wilmington, s. g. Corresponding
Secretary
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-26

(IOOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION
~ % North America -H eadquarter~, Room 8, No.
elA Seneca street, Cleveland, v.
THonAs HERsERRy, President and Treasurer, 0S
Scott st.. West side Cleveland 0
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-26

THE HOUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
a HOUR LEAGUE, AND SHOP 40 or
UNITED MECHAEICS.-Meet at L. -ir hail. az Buss
street. San Francisco, Ca the rst Monday evening %
each month Ofhcen Uuriah b. Thomas W. M
T. H. PeDdeton. lst Foreman Ham Stewart vi Fore.
Y. D. Andrews n. g.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-08-26

cRoRGL HUHsT, President. p. o. Box 90, Suhield,
Conn.
W. J. MILLER, LIST Vice President, Syemore St, be
tween Elm ard Maple So. Walnut Hills, Cincinnati
L. p. RDHEER, ID Vice President 63 Pine Street, Bal
tmore, Md.
JoHN J. JUNNIo, Pre- dent @. NJ. 5. u, Of New York
90 Cedar ST., Syracuse. New York.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
aurtiou Sales of Real &statf.

At .AUCTION-Mill and village property,
n in The village OF RED HOOK DulCHEss &c, CO. - ~
sory and basement frame dwelling ~ by 0s oet CON
taning suitable for dwelling school or boArons
hnnse commoiious barns and out buildings Also, watr
power stone urnsm 40 by 4S feet contaihhg ram o
stone with all necessary machinery and auIllhy s,ean
power; also MILL three dwellings two barns ana ~
acres land VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTloN on .e
promses SEPT @, at l O'CLOCK, y NJ Terms easy n OF
further particulars apply to A. H. hbNphiNhD
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
loot Of fberty ani Of carts6n st. up town Freight
Station aS oSs 81 no1a GGapes iso st I With M
Phiadepha; at sCmervie with south Branch Il. r. al
BEL, t t. * fniIiSssaIg With Ee6ish and ana
Direct HHe to E%IJsSSTF FI.ts%yfS, END tie West ~
July Sk 81 foot of Lib
$40 a. m@@ML TRAIN for schoOey's Mountain Easton
Beividere Bethlehem, Bath, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
Sscs DEL iaeS, RAILROAD. l ''''
sSges EX,s and da sundays,
rstSn eao% HaT'5aTs and @ the >S Vest Sonhscs
Pos2ie PSstS scranton Danvne WanspOTS e
for EsS9
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrata POttsvle
Sa5 p. m.-ExrREss for Easton, Bath Mauch Chunk
400 D. mNFor schooiev's Mountain, EastOn. Allentown
ana Mauch CHUNK connects at Junction with Del, Lack
"i:SO p m.~For someryire and FlemingtOn
5si p mEvESISG ExrRTss daily Easton Allentown
Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre Towanda, Reading and Harris
REo1 at Fss5Sn ssS 04O sis - 7so 74s g. $780,
s i5 iii5 :isS H, : gi5 l5$ :Sso s:S SlS
$50 s s$S 5SAsls0 S4S :asS 1850 sRd 5;lS ~
HSs bSs fg S sS sS S ssS 5s 5ss
sgS S i5o Ei,r..on, rerrv a, ,sr,sv CITY
conHsfnGiR 1 ,5.in S marked ma % f'' ~ wy
ron & Ie fqG' oi M a @ al os? sS 40
SG @ $ SSS sS 1913 1913 ig II an m hf?ys iSo 100. sS O.
Sia1 sad 30 500 600 100 s2O lO:2O ll:50 p m
TTans leaving foot of IiOeTtyst at $40 M and D. m
connect with stages at German Valley Tor schooeys Noun
tam
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.:
All RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWNORk LONG
eRANCH, OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRr AND SQuAN.
ITme Table Of July lC 1876 Trains leave NewIork from
hot Of Iberty-st North River, at 745, sl5 lli5 a. H.
't2 rom a'S loot Of carksonst at 1885, 9O5 m s2O
i.O SEQ D. m. , ,-.-- ,,.. ,.-,,.. = o,o
An trans 70 Long Branch ocean 1IoN@ opIinsbiAe'
and sea Girt. - ,,-. 10000. ., N,o,auor Sto,,o,
a ifraiuS
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Gteamboats ano Railroads
pENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD. g,

DENNSYLVANI RAILROAD.
i GREAT TRUNK LINE ANn UNITED sTATES sSd Mall al
andt St ferries. as follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ana Sout
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 m ana s3o D. M
For &iiamspori Lock Haven CORY Enc at 24o and
$50 m connecting at Cory for Iitusyue Petroleum |en
For Batore Washin gton and souh, Limited Wash
Express Of Pullman Paor Cars daily except SUNDAY
$50 M sTG yes at M nnday az M H.
Express m sS i"T a%a Phadepha $6 $40 m 1880 24os
and itS I'M M Sunday a. m g. g. T. $50 and m Emf
grant Sr a9a eESa pepot a. at $50 eso 7so m and
m ON sunday a. m; Returning leave Centennial i Depot pot
!, 445 5:3O 6, and 705 H. On sunday 7:2o m ana
eva so o go Z sao 5i6 81 ~ ddd
ESQ, $50 $40; 10, 1880 p. m, and II night Sunday
. 3! 5 n!1afS'? S sSg aS So 3 dS
$S s5 6o asa siS S6 5p M 'o M aud Il hsn suns
s$ sS @ .$ 10 7G 49, S ls j & Eli ls s g. S
% nj saf II gi Smioy and soa QUIZ os @ S and
ofo fS TsT p m nsHa'E'ih ana y night sunday O '''
For For kas! MsSR aSS dd5 m HI % iS aS sS no
For FriHeesn s,SS i&so' : i;iS q and IN.
For flem,ngton, $50 a. m and 40 p M
For Trenton Bordentown burlington, aud Camden So and
go a. m i2SO 2 :, .; ana p p,ao m, 4lo andsp.m.
For For FafsaGi Fafai%saae AND and sqaan @ m and
for Hight.town Ism6e%n ana SSmde VIA reh N"ooy
For % rem3sr1Gn a II" via Perth Aooy
'HT TraSs aims arrive r s FROM Pittsburgh and 1870
sRS pS Snay % fa% S anSn .SS an and B BaSr sS
SlS so Sso % ss 1o sS iSo a sHn si%
day, 800 GO GO iolo leo M go and 100 o%.o M
and foot OF Des9rossgs and NO. GohGis,
Gsn 394 city, NGs fan 6cs
.....,r,o...., ID NJ Boh D. lr Gen Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
nlarblc ano Slate HIantcls.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. -,
-.o ,ovs, 40 SLATE steps and Users. and all kinds OF
,tnwork fENRHYN SLATE Co,
50 Union square, y. =. 4thaye and lIth.stl
CTEWART's Slate, Marble, and Wood Mante's
ONew and elegant designs ranging IN price I9h slo up
The tfaio lbcralv dealt with. 40 and 222 west -3ub'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
49, LINE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE: :,

FOR PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENT~ESSiAL- & ~
commencing MONDAY, June l9, 1876 Trains
NewYOrk foot of IiDeriyst at 64o fis' s;is H.
ISaye foot OF Clarksons 6S5, 7;95, 9o5 M, 1880
l2O 6:2O y. IN. r,--,-.,. nj,
,osd Third aud Berkssts at 7S0. $50 am l3O, 3:2u o.
sam m leave Centennial Grounds AT 7l5, 9l5 a. I l'lJ
3. 4.JU. 6.l0 p. IL
Pnlnan Drawing Cars attached to the 745 and
pib r. m trains from NewYork. and to trains leaving Cen
f.umal Grounds at 80 ana o:lO u. m.
for Messengers freight low as by other routes
Centennial passengers delivered at the an 10 lo
Centennial Grounds. H. T. -hiDN -.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Go nbom it Nlan Concern

WE. the EMPLOYEES of the firm of STEIN
w WAY q SONS Piano Forte MaDuiacurcr7, desire 10
express publicly satisfaction and thanks for ne h A
Consideration aud excellent arrangement OF Their lNcisO
Centennial Exposition In Phiadeipha. ana our speci
thank. Mr. William Stsinway for his personal eXetons IN
successfully for our comfort
enjoyment signed, in behalf Of our fellow workmen n
Joseph g. Price, George BnkrnbUrg hndrcas Mautr. T.
Wntcr,ldt, n Petersen, Anthony Conrady. H. hOpSe o.
NAM. \. ". IeIilrr, o. krctz.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Houses ano farms Uantc0.

WANTED, immediately-A large four story
w hghstoop HOUSE, IN the vicinity OF Fonfteen1n @ AM
Tweutiet good location for boarding. must De 10 fo
repsir rent reasonable Address, with particulars PEHMA
NENI' station d.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Brooklnn 1]ropertp 90 fet.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCHQ0L,H0USSlEs, No. No,
Il I5S Remsen.st: History brick DWELLING, lI9 VIII
loughby st. GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark st, BrooAyh
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Amor, Fanny aud husband 10 bank for saving n of
47tlst 81 lltlayey year. ..,Y ;y.,Ls S'''v'
Bel ii aHd !, hnsGlst , .t 70 ysaTs " 1900
Dgl4ny John 10 "eh'' e. o' ' 1000
osZiay; =; 10 20, ttSS ~ sv, orr itf 300
i'yaG 80 ~ ane %'rGrs' TrsI 70 1,'' 1000
Kfisg,r tiers0n and we toJ iIabormal, No 50 At oo
g.
anio1 H. ana nife, 20 u Hart, oso' Bouleyan' s
McSoo Wm %.ar. H. y a 10000
somager s Ges ann ana S,aye T 70 vars 1900
sicily ~ r", ia and T.i ys.l. !" l. n'''D1A 5000
south Bapust 'h1iSr 1asr I" 0'''" ~ i'''- -, 1000
f1I,isIi ~ j. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE rRASsr

OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE IRANSFEias
NEWYORK CGTI.
oPay e, nSs H. : Z = = Morris " ..,.... 1915
'yn'y, ' No 10 " " n ieI .............. $500
'Slhs lI It,a = ~ IN ~ aaeP ~ 1"'' 10000
aud ", Me io + : Kelly - .......... nominal
sui ave : $50 II u Of l7ta.sj, 2ONlOO; y Nichol
-uu and wife To l. l. Nicholson Nohila'
Lsd,S" ~. iUVI IssI " u 27ooo
81 ave u COZ lO-th-t jUNlloX Irregular, also lldth
ST : v cor Avenue a, 10 ll2thst Hli3. also II tE
"a tr 10 J"hn Voorhis .....-., Nominal
ii,tIli ~ t AiSert l 10000
l2G;hst East No 200 slegfrcd 20 l. CRUDE .o
iOnc,aLl J = SAVAGE Deputy Rcg,ster.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
EALL RIVER LINE. ,,
II TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Tyrr WORID.RENOWNED sTEANE-.S
purGT,,T AND PROVIDENCE.
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

l. Lqfk9ss lkssEf FhSfnSd AR ISRe cFNTEAL FsTHYb r.
dsys ns I.sas e 4 E%So isLnD
For Flushing FER M s s coge Point hssons
s5 $50 10 q ~ sd lIS1 iIo lSS SGS 1V9 2o' 0"i
For Flushing tNaLnsL) Great Neck Branch-6s5 5S2
For ri aahs} al aSO 1S iio5 M 1905 2oa SCe aSS
s GEse4ns sc sss aEHsR 5os cry e e1" ID
as iO M SS WSdhesy Gs and SATURDAY nights
nal Degot and GsTaen cry CIT oS 4 43spm ..u
For d 6os Island and Southern Depot south Ferry
For gamaeaIGs5 iie 1903 $50 go5 1908 llSo a. ps 1892
Pr fs "a, ccksay and Rocksway Beach7c 1908 ll3o
For For Ear aT1 koesaSsy ss ony-Gs5, eJ5 m; SOs eSo
For IOeust vsleyea5. S5o 1905 M S'os 4o4 SoS'
For GHempstead-s os 800 1880 800 4o4 53o p m
For Port JeSerson-635, 1908 a. m; 1O3 p H. NOr'np
sr 'I BaIyidn7os, y n $780, 1890 M soi SOB p6 a.
For IsiipE7:OS, $50 a M p NJ Patchosue-o0o I" Ill.,
OF Rop % %iverheadso5 a. M 1903. 4o$ so, II and os
For GrCenport and sag Harbor Branch-'o' -
For Ho creedmoor onlyUt:qpsI gUSpIpx ?. n %rinArSs.
From 5 :93 z G College RgsP PCn R%Hin and
8. go II a NJ: 1890, $50 3;i5, G;s'i Ga5pm
For For G5ssi pSsSs hses 1913 i2o 2o5 +
go For 70 spren p % CITY aud Hempsosds6 liaS m 'o'
Pm Pm, babylon and Patchogue-sl5s a. M, sos P m
From 2ong Island Southern Depot soash 3i fIrT,' M
For TaT ROcksway and Rocassay Beach-s !" - ~
i5S Tot Ia Noport % and Port Jeesons 9Soa m NopOf'
-9,aV 9o8 locust '; n valey-s;sos q N. 64op.m
xor BaSylSns leave M nsx Wy foot sundays
ssespG from 81 rams r. IN '8 a Long o. boats
oSo 1910 l:}O a. m J. q g. ana P ~ ,o,r,t q,
Ferry boats New YoTE, 1901 OF Las' ni nafs
every IL minutes previous 10 the departure " ua
NEW Jersey AND NEW-YORK -, RAik- 4 X
IN 10. " Eo, UACKFNaACk SPRING NAlLE EeM- ,s,Ir
YET NEW CITY HAYERsTItAw and sIGNn . !, IA
s1s New Yerk via Erie ferries, foot ChanDefss ~
B45a s. 4l5 6l5 and $50 p m sI1Gays h 6fS af" A. IL
o~ocs hran1 10 stony FOin ErcuIeon tickets ~ E,.o
ueke, offices All trains leave E1e Depot 'efS'y 0'''
Gsnera, onice IA Eroad way. See cIciLAf: ,o,an,
"eHeiA "n'0' % l.. ID. BRUYN Superintendent.
NEW ROUTE TO BOST0N.-BOSTON And And
~ EEWY0RK All. LIZ ~ - d T soSt co1atoStaG riding
,aTs In Re England Express trals leave Nrhnu , ~ II
Depot Tor NiddIetOwp Wimsntc, Putnam ana bo''o q" -
M and p. M ,, .,.,.. y, .,t. at I n m,
For ffid1lrtDWH at D.,
ASK FOR TICK EfS VIA AIR LINE.
nLD ESTABLISHED LINE.-Steamers AN
" DREW HARDER or MONITOR ds!y for CatsklD, &c,
G0m FRANKLIN o., Pier 3b, o. D. &
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Gituutious Uante6-- fcmales.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,23S broadway, cor Thirty.
nrstst, SOS West Twenty third st. col. Eishthavs
,6O Third ave. Forty seventh-st. at the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2.2Sl Third lave, cor. One hundred anu ID
twenty fourthst Hariem Savings Bank BuidIS up W oP
M. stregular Office rates
A LADY OF EXPERIENCE would like TO
N take charge OF house capable Of taking ,he gehrra
children hest Of references gwen anu icdie
Address J. A., l03 East 3Itl-st -----
AT PELTONS, 645 6th-ave., BET. 3Itl ana
N 3Sthss uormery with Bes 4thayel WIN D5 @ io"ho , n
number desirable SIl.VANTs weh rc'omncIu"v @ o,"
protestant and CsLoc, for city and county HsoF r.
Cuachuien urouus &c. ~ bail oTdeis py h"- ''''''
prompt ettepuoA.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
y. E. RlCkER, supt. and Eng.
ERIE RAILWAY
T. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF trains in effect juno s.

ERIE RAILWAY train. &, oo,.o, Tuna ,
Room Coaches to Buffalo suspension Bridge and Sleeping
iS45 amExpIess Mail for buffalo with sleeping Coaches
ccache through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cnen.
eau ClevS2hG, w anG d ISagS dS caso ''@e' "'''
Trains leave chambers street Depot, y for .n,s,.
D. M and u midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l'
RatSeTiufd @ HG PARK and Passa e45 746 10 m Y noon
night Sundays sSo, 10 i:45 $50 p m and IL mid
Paterson e4 74 $50 20 1922 ID 2Os m T i2 p nCCn s%5
IL midnight sundays $50, 9l5, 10 u, li5' 65O p m
'HS Ssrn. G:45 745 10 lO45 a. u lao S45 q T. m,
y midnight Sundays $780, 10 a. n li' GSo p d. and
Cornwall 7:45, "a, m. s.so 40 p m Sundays $50 m
NeWSaTgh rs, g. iG45 a ~, $50, 4:aO p sundays
siS R,Seston. s st. a. m 1902. m. sundays $50 an.
Goshen 7:l5, 0, i045 $780, S'l5. l:oO' M Sun
i4Ei MiaSsicTD. SSS S 7i & J. ? i045 a. m 1885, 40 Sun
say So & 10 q I r an and .egS I'd dlsnd and R. r. at Main
Port Jervis. 745. 8, lO45 m 43O p III sundays S;0o
NoIR-ran leaving ChamHerss on even or half, hall hours hours
leaving e on qsaatsr q eST aSG
At 9s5 and p connecting with trains leaving Cham
Tcrcs Tor passage and for Apartments in Drawing room
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained ana orders iTr VIZ
0fees Nos 2S9 4Ol 500 and 955 broadway No Court
IL Trains @ from the Wcsi arrive SeWYOT al 1925
. H. i;40 and 1865 p. IN.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey;
Trains leave for En-leSood Sl9ser PeTm9n 1 aa5 20
$50 73U and saturday nights only at I4SO p H. 9
aays 9si I 81 pTne Vsilsy and Monsey 7, 9i5 445
jNO. r. ABBOTT Genl fassr Agent Ne%,1orN.-
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing at Hlgh'
and Fals IEest Point) Cornwall Newburgh. Marlboro,
Million Poughkeeps and ShS a1Tsy James
BALDWIN Monday, Wednesday, Friday sprngtt' Fler b
" r., at 4 D. M
I1nR NFW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
TTlsM nI l..
mediate ponts leave Pier 30 f. r. daily (suhdIys
exoeptedl ats 23dst r H. 3lO p IN hnG ~ - y % a.
field &c Tickets baggage checked az 9l3 Boid~ay
New.YOrK, aud COurtst, Brooklyn. EXCURSION 10 New
Haven snd retarI 81
FALL RIVER LINE. .o.
AND ALL POINTS EAST
TIFF WORLD.RENOWNED sTEANt-ss
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier % North River. foot Of Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS, June IL TO sept 10 heiuslVe At % ~
ets and staterooms secured at principal hoteis az
.laS me- pass Agent BORDEN LOWELL Agents
= FVIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
EApEANGTMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Aprl !, o.
1s7-Ieave depOts foot Of COrtland ana ,y n
tn a. % ' pea~er meadow MahanOy City, Shenandoah MI
fanei Shamokin Wlkesbarre fittston aayt1 1nsS AMI
connecting with trains for Ithaca AuouIn N''' ~
i M Tor Easton Bethlehem, AlentQTn aauo un ,nn
matirg close connections tor ResNlhg rotS'iio' ."
Harrisburg, for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, and Maucf
c1upt stopping at all stations IL -, 1,os,or ps,ebem AL
go d M Night Express daiy, o' Ptston Ssvre FIpT,
lentO~h Rocbester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, ana Tie
West Pulmans seekg kT sTais H. sAYRE supt and Isngr
"eneiei i CHAS. II. CUMMINGS Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Gitp propertp 10 Eet.

uNRENCH FLATS-In the apartment build
Il ing l26l 30 East Twenty fourthsI location cemual
several choice unfurnshed suite, large light oommod9
answering the requirements Of any family steam heat e"c
tIic bells janlior, &c
TINUE owner of handsomely frescOed brown
stone HOUSE 20 feet front Win every % os ="
"trance 10 the Park 72dst, would be pleased 70
he Whole or half house quiet family on reisohape
I'm. ~, Address OWNER, BOZ No. 28 Tribune once.
uyANTED.-A small private family who
will nav slOO quarterly and board two ladies' may nave
, ,ep of lie greater part OF house handsomely lWatI
% r sor rooms on being reserved of hst sass school
n re- ,reuces gwen and required. Address sChooL boA'
fIiinno East side once, NO 76O 3dave
VOIJNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCiAr A.
n rION 7 East l5thst, has ARIISis siUhio9 !" LEI
20 omen Apply TO Janitr on promises.
spsp WEST 42D-ST, fronting Reservoir park'
.f-b handsome SECOND anl TiIl..D, tLyoi'S 'c
a,ou.,,,e parties seeking superior seeopinoasuonA
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

MONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
w RAILWAYTrans leave foot Cortlandts st daily lsnn
at $50 a. and 4:SD For MONTCLAIR and ORANGE
@ s9 s s % GHs as s n H and al s S ss
$50 a M aso 5:So and $50 p m For Rngwood and all
and other tickets be obtained at office in
York. ". z. D0RWIN, superintendent.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
KxEa M leave June 2 1876 through
500 Chicago and Xoriheln Express with drawing
PCS m. Drawing room car through Houses
1880 a M. SPECIAL Chicago Express with drawing room
ll;SO my Northern and Western Express; -. ,....
9p N Connects at East Albany with night express for
ya,S MSntsea ET5sss Mn from New
Xis Montreal o"n 'la
Rochester Eiasara Fails Bnnao cleveland Sasyle and
Hoop m, Express With seepngcars for Albany, Troy
a%ay TT@,1s Time Tables Tickets for sale a,
No Pafkpace s5 and a42 Broad%ay and sS5
General Passenger Agent
NEW-Y0RK, .NEW-HAVEN AND HART
FORD AND ,a9f 2
Passenger station in NewYOrk, Grand Central Depot
trance on Forty seconds %@ siSs ,r,vt yorx
Trains for New Haven leave at 7io IAccn,, 500 z
Ase SH k1 j s4G o. and t 55 i Local fSsHS ES a
2:2O 44O, 5:l6, 9, 10 StamfOri
445 5i2. S;45, $50, 40 o. 10, and 1885 p. m;
Boston Express via Springfield. at 90 and IL a. ana
via Shore Line at and 10 r. the 500 a. m. l.
ana and iG II M % 'Rs and SAG'r % at
sos and connect with trains on shore Line Di
vision for Providence and the Connecticut Valley AZ
saybrook The S0S g. u; and p: IN; connect with
Northampton H. Il. at New Haven and the S0J a and
for Newpor S:O5. IL ~ and m. trains
with Connecticut River X r. Springfield, and
for Montreal The S05 and connect with Nau
and l. 3lo, 44O. and p m. with panbury and Norwalk
South Norwak, and the sos IN, l, 440, and $40 p
with New Canaan K X. at Stamford
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at M via sprngheld at lo
via Providence.
Cars Day Express, and Sleeping Cars
Night Express trains.
Depot, offices OF ~ Y Transfer Co. 9it
broadway York and No. Court St, Brooklyn, who VIII
also check baggage from residence TO destination.
PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
Il the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN H. Hs-Fare lower than
commencing June 49, 1876 Leave New
for Long Branch $40 philadelphia
Long Branch Toms River. WaroOwn, and Nlneland; $50
D. m. philadelphia Long Branch and Tuckerton $50
D. m Long Branch, Toms Hver, and Warelown $3.50
sundays $50 N, for Long Branch. returning at p M
SARATOGA.-The most popular and direct
~ by the plend steamers OF the Peoples Line
DREW and 81 JOHN. leaving DAILY fiOm Pier II ~ r., II
n. reduction in fare by excursion tickets 10 Al
bany, Saratoga, aud Montreal
CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
- menCIng June 4-The NewJorsey southern ka!lrOai
Rectorst at $50 Returning, the train leaves Long
Rranch at n m ". :. SNEDES, Gen. Man.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Nllsceildi,eous

ELECTRIC BELTS FOR PREMATURE DE-
II BILfTYentciucn. call or send for circulars 10 Dr. J.
RARR. s32 broadway, Sew-Nork
rENHE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free
An Ingenious gem 20 objects 10 and Address with
stamp. r. G. ABBEY, Buffalo. Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
furniture.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
j for ,a-l-At CDWrEUrHWAlTS, 100 and l5' Chat-
hansk Three four story buildings and IL TX WiterVis
AllcI latest cood Bureau and Dress case suites
painted aud walnut. els 10 1850. Tap. Bru-SelS'eL
MERCHANTS. FAMILIES! DOWN PRICES.
vi blankets Of oil kinds. Cdrpeta haiunes oclohs
Carriage cloths Canvas, Burlaps. Buo okrams upholstery
OOaals, Sc. ANDREW LESTER & CO. No. ail Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Giln nra! gsialc for Sale.

DIUAND e. WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
h Bce kinanst PostOIcs make special rates
Tor the estates aud property In his yc' lLer
M efficient service.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

STONlNGTON LINE -
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MARIA GANSETl
leave Tier 80. North River, foot of Jays at p H.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for slc at all principal ticket Saterooms
Offices OF Express Company and at JO3
BIuadNay. ..-.....-. ,
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamships ELECTRA GALATEA leave Pier 27 Sorth
River. foo a. rarkpace at 1850 frrghts Via either
taken a est
4. w EILkINs. V. l.. Agt II. :. BAECOCh, Prcst
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
Counlrp Real gelale for Sale.


A WELL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESl-
~ DESCE-One hour from city Naiued Al $4,000 mort
gage. sI,1UO; to EXCHANGE Tor tAhI oo ,,-,.,
r. IL. HOUSTON 90 hbefytL
LOR SALE near Middlctown, y. !. "A fine,
Il FAkM of 50 acres including STOCK ana IN ~
ing inplcmeus buildings large and ~ good 1rdrr Wih
sell AT a bargain J. r.. ga fL' tNo' 'oS Hi
NOR SALE cheap, on easy terms, II 1-story
borhoods Of Jersey Cty wUud exchange fof country fs
denco orange iAnhed preferred Address boh iso ~
NOR SALE or RENT.-A handsome RESl,
Il DENCEin Bethlehem, Penn; contains u rooms ana
attic gas heater low down Hdc &C.
&c line lawn Will sell or rent furnished. Address a.,
w. &c. MATES. Bethlehem, Penn
NOR SALE mt NEWARK, n. J.-An elegant
of tho finest prks the city it has albiHprovemens
built In manner the depot ana can Vc pouB'
=" AZ" "S'''' y" wy ' LINDsLEY & DRAKE,
No ~ Campstr newark - y
NOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 90
nv so or 60 1876 feet deNraby located ana qty SOIL
ca,vsnicni "a three depos 10 FLUSHING, L. Al trains
each way; price for cash call on owner NO Sprcest
n Y or address X. o. Box ll5 Tribune Once ~ l. fIlsu
ing combines country advantages with the city eoh'chenoo
OF gas sewers water. &c.
OS AOA ACRES VALUABLE GEORtilA
e)sJ,OOO TIMBER LANDS perfect uti. tor nh,sr
per acre also and gst mill dwelling ana arm s"cA
merchandise OF city property taken ~
" RULAND & WHITING, BeesmansI
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24
6ltnalions Uanie0 females.

A DRESSMAKER of ability desires few
N customers reference given. Address COMPETENT
Thirdaye Tribune East side Office
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

COMPANION.-A young lady wishes posi-
~ ton as travelling COMPANION OF an eheIy
LADY, small cren assistant IN plNao
school the primary branches References excnans
Address Miss d. r. IS Howaldst caro- Vi Irade He'ie"'
n, Nnrkli