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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

TIE POLICEMAN OF TEE WOODs--Iap :
tap tap sounds out clear from the
woods, as if young drummer we're try
ing to beat tattoo. The noise really
comes from bright locking bird. perch
ed up high on some tall Oak-nOw on
one side and then on the other. some
times with head dOwnwaris, and then
elinging to the under side Of large
branch. occasionally knocking vigorously
with his bill. as though he were at .
friends house and IN haste 70 be invited
in Il Is the wOodpecker, or, as he
might Be called. the policeman Of the
woods; for It Is his business to keep the
trees free from any insects or grubs, who
love 70 make neal from the soft green
wood. and often do great damage, even
causing the death Of the tree Mr..
WOOdpeeker's Praeticed eye can tell at a
glance where one Of these burglars is al
work Woe unto him when be finds II
out for he is quickly captured, and
Mr.. WOodpeeker makes q 6ne meal o.
him as his reward We see BY this thai
each living thing was made BY God fOl
some purpose, for some special work
even the smallest object Well for u
if We do our work in RIDING the vOrlc
Of evil as well as the wOodpecker doe
his; and IN this work the girls and bog
are 70 take an important part Hzv
you found out your special work? Hzv
you inquired, Lord what wilt thou hav
ne do 2'r-TKs Bonner
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

remember the thought used to
have Of Holiness bot there was nc part
q creature holiness Of which had 50
great sense q is l0veliEess a. hunili-
y. brukenness q heart. and poverty
q spirit. and there was nothing l 50
louged for. Ny heart painted after this
to be low in the dust that I might Be
uothing and that God might Be all
Ednrurfs-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

Bavaria eOuutrY Of 100000 peo-
PIE. has IS agricultural colleges. S6s
associations for the advanceuens Of az
ricultural scientific knOvIedge and the
eeieor.ted Polyteehnie school az Maalea
Contains = separate branch for higher
agricultural instruction..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

Reports from the northern part Of Ne
braska say that the ravagss Of the grass-
hOPpers are very great On corn and small
grains All the finely harvested eoun-
try in the neighborhOOd Of Elm Greek
was cleaned out reeently. The column
Is moving In sOuthwesterly direction
and Is not mauy miles wide
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

Line Is Of most value on rch. old
soils. Its effects being to unlock and re-
lease fertility already in the soil. but
inactive or inssluble- Hence. upon poor
soils It may sometimes Do more harm
than good. but used upon rieh. ed gar
den soils, It's ussOeeasiOnzlly vii pro-
dues Astonishing results.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
G e = t a u r
I ! \ i N e n t S i.
WHITE, FOR the HUMAN FAMILY.
YELLOW, FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.

These Liniments are simply the wonder Of the world
Their effects lttle less than marvellous. yet there
are some things which they viii not do. They win not
cure cancer or mend broken bones. but they viii al
WAYS aIl1y pain. They have Strengthened fingers,
cured chronic rheumatism OF many years standing and
taken the pain from terrible burns aud seals which
has never been done by any other article
The White I.inimenr is for the human family.
II viii drive Rheumatism. Sciatica and Neuralgia from
the system; cure LumbagO. ChiTblains. Palsy, Itch
and most Cutaneous EruptiOns; it extracts frost nom
frozen hands and feet and the poisOns of bites and
sIinGs OF venOmOus reptiles; it subdues swellings
and alleviates pain OF every kind
For sprains or bruises ii is the most potent remedy
ever discovered The Centaur Liniment is used with
great efficacy for Sore Throat ToOthache, CRked
Breasts, Earaehe. and Weak Back The following is
but a sample of Numerous testimonials:
INDIANA HoxE JEFT Co.. ISD- May IS. 1878.
II think it my duty TO inform you that have SUI
fered much with swollen feet and cords l have
not been free from these swellings in eight years
Nov L am perfectly well, thanks 70 the Centaur
BENJAMIN BROWN"
The prof is in the trial. 1t is reliable it is handy,
it is cheap, and every family should have it.
To the sick and beridden the halt and lame, to the
wounded and sore. we say. ssCome and be healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless medicines. a bottle Of CenraHr
Iinimenr wiz be given without charge
The Yellow Gentaur Liniment
is adapted to the tough muscles. cords and flesh Of
horses and animals 1t has performed more wonder
fuI cures Of SPAWN. Strain. wind-gaIls Scratches.
Swesny and general Lzmeness than all other remedies
in existence Read what the Exp-essmen say Of il;
INV YoEK January. 1874.
Every owner Of horses should give the Centsur
Liuiment trial We consider il the best article ever
used in stables
Il. MARSH Supt Adams Ex Stables. ny.
81 PULTZ, Supt- Z 5 tx. Stables. n. I.
ALBERT s DIN, Supt. Nat Ex- Stables. \. Y
1 HNIoSrGoMEKT, Ala. August Il, lsTt-
/ =GESrLEMEx-I have used over gross Of Gen.
plantation besides dozens OF the family Liniment for
my negroes. I want purchase it At the wholesale
I price, and VIII thank you 10 ship me BY Savannah
steamer one gross Of each kind Messrs A T. Stew
art & Co. viii pay your bin on presentation.
.Fespecsfuliy JAxEs DAKRov-"
The hest patrons OF this Linment are Fzrrisrs and
| Veterinary Surgeons. 1t heals Calls, Wounds and
POI-eviL removes SweIlinss. and is worth millions
! of Dollars to Farmers. LTvsry-men. SsOck-grUvsrs
I Shsep-raisers and those having horses cattle
What Farmer cannot do for $50 the CeuAur Liui
| meus win do at a triiiug Gust
These Liniments are warranted by the prUprietors
and bottle viii be given to any Farrsr or Physician
who desires 70 test them Sold everywhere
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co.,
4s DEr ST. NV YoEk
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

Laughing nay n2ke nan grew fat
bat yoG re got 70 nix Il nightly With
trad and neat, a0d = quiet consciencs,
II Fou get Il 70 STICK
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

CARE FOE THE AGED.-DO young
people ever think that they viii soon be
old that they viii soon feel that the
grasshOpper is burden, and fear is in
the way? Only few short years ago,
that aged man feeble woman were young.
strong and full Of life; their loving
hearts were gushing with tenderness
and care for the little ones, who now
stand in their places Do not jOstle
that aged couple out Of your pathway,
but rather lift them with tender care
over the rough, declining road You
may have forgotten how carefully they
kept your tender feet from stumbling,
and with what care they watched your
advancing steps. But they have not
forgotten. and the time viii come when
you viii be fOrcibly reminded Of 1t by
the love you have for your own little
ones. VIII they hand you the same
bitter cup to drink that you pour out
for that aged father aud stricken mother +?
Verify, with what measure You mete,
it shall be measured to YOU again !"
Think Of the anxious days and nights
your mother has watched by your sick
bed remember her loving care, her
patience and lOng-sufering with your
frstfulness, and then let the blush Of
shame dye your brow. that you should
be impatient or unkind TO her. now that
she IS old. Old folks are such trial
Yes, they know it and they feel it, and
50 viii you De just such a trial to yOur
children in the days that viii surely
come ay, and you viii remember. too.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
CATARRH.
Five Years Sickness Cured by
Four Bottles of Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy.
Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs, and
DrOppings in the Throat Disappear.

ST. AEMAND. P. O. Sept. l2, 1874.
Messrs. LTTTLEFIELD CO.:
Dear Sirs Being desirous that others may known
something Of the merits OF your CONSTITUTIONAL
CArARRH REMEDY" wish TO inform YOU what Il has
done for me- am % years old had been out Of health
for about FIVE years. had employed three or four
different doctors and tried various medicines. without
receiving any permanet benefit but continued rather
10 grew worse until last fall, when had become 50
had as 10 be unable 10 do hours work at time
Had severe soreness and pain under the shoulder
blades and through the shoulders with very lame back
and a feeling in my right lung rs though there
weight bearing It down with continual drOppng in the
throat and down upon the lungs Such was my e0nd
ton when commenced TO take your CatarTh Remedy
one bottle Of which eased my pains and gave me an
improved appetite and after taking four bottles
restored to heath be able 10 endure hard and
continued labor such ehopping and clearing land at
which / have been engaged the past season Ny re-
eOvery attribute solely with Gods blessing to the
use OF your Catarrh Remedy. Yours truly.
HENRY SNYDER
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

Orchard grass i destined at 10 dis
tant day TO stand at he had Il al
grasses fer pasture or by.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
DEAFNESS AND HEADACHE CURED sY suTTlE.

MANCHESTER. \. H. June 2, ISIS.
Nessrs. LTTTLEFIELD & CO.:
Gentlemen 81 wish to inform yoH Of the benefit thSt
have received from your valuable CONSTITUTIONS AL
CArARRH REMEDY. had the Catarrh SO bad that my
hearing was affected badly. One bottle restored my
hearing so that can hear the tick Of the clock very
PLAIN had the headache for 4 year all Of the time;
the last three months ! have not had any headache
and my health was better than al the time Of
writing this I eheerf1lly recommend II 10 all
sufferers from cat2rrh-
Very respectfully yeurs,
s s. HUBBARD.
Agent Union Mutual Life 1ns. Co, l0S7 Elm St
For sale n Barton By Z. r DUTTON Price 81
per bottle Pamphlet OF 81 pages giving treaties
on Catarrh with nnumerSble OF cures. sent Trss
BY addr essing the PFopriet0rs.
CAS- LTTTLEFTELD CO. Manchester, n. 81.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

DEkrH UNLOADs.-A famous wit
hearing it said that ! certain person had
died worth million. quietly remarked.
''What pretty sun TO begin the next
world with ?" To the thoughtful observer
il would seen as If MANY Of the rich
men and millionaires Of to-day were
tOiling on with undated vlgOr and avid
ity for no ether purpose than to heard
up As much as possible with which TO
begin the next life They seem scarcely
to remember. in their eager pursuit Of
gold. that CharOn. the grim boatuan Of
the silent river. conveys none Of these
things Of earth to the mystery-vr1pped
shores beyond; that
n shag art rch. shou art poor-
Eor lac an ass wh1as BACK VIA inzuts bous.
Taac tsar's, ~ heavy richss but jourusy.
And rsash uuicads thee
in their eager rivalry to accumulate the
greatest possible pile. they do not ap-
preciate the fact that it Is to Be valued
only 50 far as il can BE made subserTienf
to the comfort aud happiness Of TIM
world aud. consequently. they fail 4
use their wealth for the best and Ouly
worthy PurpOse.-to make others an,
themselves happier and better.-.Sau,a1l
.Sokooi Tfn,es.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
WOOL CARDING
AT GLOVER.

The undersigned would inform the people Of Orleans
County that he has since last season. been engaged
in repairs upon his machinery adding cards and
a new water wheel and that he is prep AIRED to Ill
all orders for wool eardins in thorough and work
manEke manner as can be done in the county.
Carding SIX cents per pound. O2rdins and greasins
eight cents Old cotton batting made as good
You can find him in RandaIrs building up stairs
EVERY DAY N THE WEEK, early and late, Sundays
excepted J. ". McLURE-
Glover June 5, 1876 2Stf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

To those desiring perfect sleep we would call your
attention to the WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS
BED, sold by Percival P0rsath Barton. VT. as be-
ing the most feet sleeping arrangement intro
duced to the public. We have the genuine
article. and will deliver them To any one with
i'm thirty miles of Barton at the regular price.
To any one wishing TO buy these beds we viii give
them chance to Try them for twenty days and il they
do not suit we will take them away free Of charge. Al
communications cheerfuy answered Please write US
all YOU wish to know about this truly wonderful bed.
The gratifying success attending the sale OF this bed
for the past six years is sufficient guarantee that it
is Just Whist the people want. Address
PERCIVAI. & FORSAITH,
Furniture Dealers. Barton We.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18
FLOUR. FLOUR.
Just received from Michigan a sunfly =,
Wheat Of the crops o. 1878. which i -, " White
into excellent Flour. Price Low. At the see@
Barton Village. Vf'slnB
Ay err S
HairVigor.
For restoring to Gray Hair 4,
natural Vitality and COlOr

A dressiD,
which is At
once agreeaBls
healthy and
efectual for
preserving toe
hair. It soon
restores faded
or gray Ia9
to its Original
color. NTH d.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

gloss aud freshness of yoWth TIM
hair is thickened, falling hair cberLaI ~
and badness often, though not alrara
cured by its use. Nothing can resto.,
the hair where the follicles ara !.
stroyed, or the glands atrophie1 .n1
decayed; but such as remain can i
saved by this application, and stimo'
lated into activity, so that a nam
growth of hair is produced. Insts,a
of fouling the hair with a pastv ~
ment, it viii keep it clean and yigonp,
Its occasional use viii prevent the bs;,
from turning gray or falling of and
consequently prevent badness Thu
restoration of vitality it gives to tbs
scalp arrests and prevents the form.
ton of dandruff. which is often 81 nm
Clearly and offensive. Free from tbo,.
deleterious substances which mai.
some preparations dangerous and INN.
rious to the hair, the vigor can o5Ir
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING
nothing else can be found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
For Sale by II. Z. DuttOn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-18

ss DEr ST. NEW ToE
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

Fit'h HAVRE-In sfe0H,StSp AHleriq1e, Feb. IL Aif
thd Mrs. Bored az cl'd, Henri Cane, A. sOhdry mrr
S@geaer Mrs Louise iielamtr IifTTe 6ilc D. No WtSe
u IN - r,al GeCrgOs hlvDer Mrs. Anne Scbcri, LcAI
S~engeyi Henr. Anton Vincent Brosle, Nenerio i.an
eah, simon Newman, Nils. III. J. stockton, Mrs
i<ontine Rufu, Loon Roger, Charles BOndin.
Jean Au1her, Augusto Laulnger AmiTOaiO AnderlIn,
tngcnO NauGchl UrJau Maxine Angelo Ificcs, Mics Anne
Hane k0u Euger oqpes, rhoophie M"nera Jean Hat,
T. PieIro Judeaux. fTancs Kappa Oscu Caeu. Henr
Casnuche Andre aimbod Joseph Dutbel Miss CT MI
ths, Frederick Heath, Gc0IgcT ABdreuH Alexis SutaipS,
hshso Nisbtt, AlsXs Droyls Casmir WysosA Napoleon
atn, jean Zamhpue.
PROM BREMfS--Tn steamship NsckaT, Feb. l2.-Alr1.
tnfhet X OtegerdOrV, j.. =. Martin Alfrcd NoheT
s9sn Muller: DI MaE Won stech and wife Chas Fnke
sue and child Mrs johanna sughUe, Geo hM Moody Cia
Irseur Em Friedheim Miss Emile JeOens, GatuI heller
ID "ltner. Chas. L. Woodwork.
.FhOA GLAsGOW---In St>Gnnshfp 1nohOrfd, Feb. r.
tom Douglas George smith, David NJ ean, Mr.. RANKIN
sssr Jaaes Rankn Hoatson, MISS Christina Brown
Heofge VIII ans Hall. Mackenzie Han, Archibald
Eehalam, Thomas Palmer ID. A Lindsay, n. W. Carter
C4yt bach
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c1ocnt,no Bernhard Lombard Never METRE Ac1an-
DER Pmlppcns Charles Vergho Karl Heyder August Dor
Manu. Mrs louise Wehruin r. h"iih"n l. iAo0onA'nno'
Mrs. a. no Tis
FOR LIVERPOoL-An stedmshfp Cehtc' & Lso i2-ars, de
Miss Jones Mr. Webb, Mrs. Webb, Col George GouSand
Theo. Blake, Arthur Albert Oakley George Inde"oon'
Plat rwOod Robert ROWlnsOD, Isaac MctheIs0i W.
Babcock, a.. C. Loyngs. Emanuel Cohen H. r. Slns A.
Snmer, lie George Teal j. IL. Uabeck IT., MrS Harp,ck
Miss 4 inahan, Alex. Mcinis, Joseph Moss JOhh luiloh
W. Wei, VI. kOmberg, Jo sanders ChMi- OhteVe hls.
Oliver ~ Jones Crown, Charles a. Johnes Miss lose
Jones r. +. InCen, Mrs j. = Harvey and infant Mrs
sullivan p. ID Edtr, ID. Orc0s Washington IuIuage,
H. Hanger Rlun, R j. Caipentor joan NJ fitzgerald,
John X. PaTE,r Nm. Harper l. Polhno
FoH TINERPOOiIp steamship City q Montreal, Feb.
l2-T r. Att;ficc Miss VI i. Curran, Miss NJ r. CLANCY,
Mrs. sarah GDsn MIS- Mly EL'; Jo.n u'oihor W. w
J. ~ Ciisick Peafce, Rev. C. 3. plaYchart l. Tm-
A. O'Dnnuei kcV. e. Il. Niltt, James Arnold,
Mrs Arnold, two children aud infant Mark kinghorne
kughOTue Charles +. Warner Charles I. Warner,
Master Arthur Warner Master Harry Warner Niles Isabel
Warnti Miss E. ith WarnOf, All H. GAYLORD.
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MINIATIRE ALMANAC.

sun rises. $50 sets..... 533 Moon 1l13
wAiER THIS BAY-A.
sandy Hook llul Cows Island 1lA Hell q. Ferry. 13O
wAiIP THs DAY.
Hook. % Cows island Il l52 Hell @. Ferry l4l
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90 Obom il alan Concern

90 Uhom Il tt!ln VolltctN
GOODS FOR TIE
NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
m c un',rses,d General Agents Of Tie
AMLRICAE hND HID -4AE STEAMSHIP LINES,
T.ON
LIVERPOOL ASD ANVW Ei,P TO PHIIhDELrufA.
Will act - I.N Tor IN4i4Ul- and ln 'ol'r rt4oi
Win i,adnv piisa.,'is hfm, Boo tc different branches 81
industry a. ey p,fi-. win undertake ~"
ElclPIION, INrTALIATIoN. AND GENERAL CARE
or GOODS
Daring The
lNTEVNATfpSAL EXHGHITION.
Tor fuIthcf informal. o.. address
ILrLE WRIGHT & SONS,
or. Philadelphia
RICHARDSON. SPENCE IS CO.. Liverpool
H. NON DER BECKE. Autwcrp.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
furniture.

COR CASH BUIERS-NcyctccnS, Carpets.
Nltttur-. tio;h- C....urt, U,t l4tu. pIs aut Bed
ilaua.t- l.i.t-. .rtfu i.u., 'lN t'nls.
Zap Robes, ~c ANbt.W .t-'i.. D.. Co., ''l Li'a.' 'Ay
CURNlTURE, CARPETS, aud BEDDiNG-
iaio aj.c.. slptflor ,lu. p. and l1w gut. - T. ".
ClNT.GIUNAfT Co... D., ami - Chatham =
suction il prices Tor n.Nt 30 dtyL iaynr"s "y
l.c made u Ilthlf.
OFFICE FURNITUEE.
DESKS. CI1tTltS.
LIBRARY TABLES, BDpI<CASliS, &c,
OFFICE Ftl;\lII'I;L
oT IN EEi pESrrrrTioN.
T. q. SG.LLEW. ,o, ,,,.,.co> .,,
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Doar0 an0 Rooms. -
Below Fourteenth-st.


DVEETISENENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ >, tN ItiIf' ~ 49,. ~ ~ 4
tI'IoW ptti' ~ ~" ~ ''',d ,, r" f,,,rY ,io
Gi ," 'or ir,y seventh IT., NJ ,hc ili iLEN OFFICE
C,siicnl sa,inss Lam Blldins up p. at regular
Office rates
FURNISHED ROOM for one or two gcn-
" u,m,n. viii ai mo.crn conv'neu"s, ai ao West i-'h
s... rlcrcnce required.
INSCRIPTIONS WANTED of BOARDING.
Vi '''''' Ii1H@Dii,, niitEcroHY, 7S7 broadway.
DLEhSANT ROOMS large aud small, with
curn term. mod,ratc. house. cation ami table uneAc'P
tiontlir 3i W,tt oin-st.. urar 5ih ave.
tn WAVFRl.FY-P PLACE, near Broadwav.-
Ip Front Rooms .It %lG aud az ior tN0 with Iouii
i,h!c paid - hoiso heated throughout h steam
30 AND II CLINTON N-PLACE, between
- fsroadwny aud InivcT- place ian'sin.F 'tt ,i
70 e. s,ic, %, rooms on on 81, ga a"H "a I o,r n ''
SEEAST 9IH-Sr., few doors west oi ifroad-
ID vay Iinely farishcd PAHpi.. vith flains n.,l
mod,rstc r,t.s ,oiycncni t. restaurant reference.
E'S CLINTON-rLACE.-iAr,c, second story
O'P ir, HIoN well inra..r W.T.. nf,' ri's & l'' ''
spr WEST l2TU-ST., near Gih-1vc.-A
efgt n ..tc family aii r. hsr,'sourly t.'Isld HOnN
VIII .tou; board. at moderate terms; references eI
West siIo
At - WEST 29Ti-ST.. four doors west of
IA Enadway idhG,oIn. .y iuu siri large iI"t Room a
conyc,ncs family private brrhius desired ai'" pr''r
hoor.
FTANDSOMEIN FURNISHED ROOMS at -
West 2IIst, with al i"r modern Improvements" rent
moderate.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with
bopId If desired prc"H nolrr te ani accommodations
IG-tcIt-s. \. DALEY, "'' Ctna'e.
nFFlCE-Niccly furnished, for physician ;
~ as0 obcI rooms Tor gentlemen with Without board
pnvsic i.nuy references c1chanr I01 Vice. lIs' ST.
ETH-AVE.. No. 224, opposite Hotel Brnns.
- DicgS1prror ROOMS rn"Sprcciy vacated. AZ reduced
ratos, sn,ly suite; rcf-rcnc. exci'us-d.
STU-AVE., No. 3. with LOAltD, an entire
- -sGtN - FLOOR, elegantly furrf- 3D. also sINtIt
ROOM for ccntenan choice location near the hr"NoOft
House.
no WEST 2ITH-ST.-A GENTLEMAN and
HSsD WIZ can nave BACK rAELoR and EXiENSiON'
win drs. cia.s BOARD. at $40 pcr week AiS", HALL
Room ~ ~.
pc WEST 45Tll-ST., between 9th and 9th
m0i'raic.
a.l,l WEST 24TH-ST.-A large front room,
IS.D Sth al conyeucres also single room Tor gentle
men terms moderate references exchanged
East Side.
A VERY large, nicely FURNISHED ROOM,
~ with closets hot and cold wacr with use OF Kitchen ior
sgawroA 10. AZ 4th.aye.. near -9,hsL
A NEAT FLOOR, 130 East 5lst-st, near
n IeAngoa ave. Iarlor Kitchen, and three light bedrooms
rae fxtdro stationary ubS. BATH wsrdoeer, &C. $50 per
month -----------
FgAII. ROOMS-In 3O3 East 1Sth-st, with
BOARD. ace location and house almost lrvat" one
AG.io.s l.. .. H. oO3 Iast itthbt
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IUinlcr nt5jrt5.

ENCUHSlON TO THE TROPICS.
r. $50 ,N.If-I.u Nt.auc! leaves Sew iur, every tlrrc
vc.f Tor Iiavf "fn.r ti p.cIn Ntrt tlfy, Tr.fa'
Taunra aut amt flu1 tlsrr rtsi.. cal ifc -
tlr l,,..- ler r.f;.,u,4- Gppy Ia J.. ALEXANDRA
Il SON-. % Eruadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
aolcle.

OATH HOTEL. -. 30. aad II West 2GtE-
I'D ~. lrut anrc \ 'ul, Lo.e WITH h'm" '"mi"'ts
I.t, fitflos nfht u0ori Dag t, r'lVf
,no,s .ct-,iabe for I,u1nrn or n-i"'t fir'i-
DOSSNORE HOTEL, Junction Bro1lway and
IL .,I -' O.. optri pr reception OF rts- on II -
CHARLES .. LELAND, Ptoprictor.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
Ocean Cleaners.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NEW YORK 20 BRISTOL tEDg.l-bik
sLIg goods passcneer- Tor London Cart Z, Newport
GlOuce'trf, aud all I'urts in ETst"l Channel.
Sailing IRON Pier 10 Eisi E!,e:. - a.
SOMERSET N esteru. "a lt-NAN, Feb ~
ARAGO, Syu0ns.- .................-...-
CABIN Passage, So currency Excursion $40; lnlcsr
dse S4D currency. Siccragc $50 crrencv prepaid steer
tortiacaea go bTas foI upward FOR freight
passage apply
W. u. MOIuiAN. Agent. No. 20 south st. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BPENEN-In s,eonaship D0nau. Feb. l2.-G. sehu-
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