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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

NorEs.-When the above oath is taken before 8
Justice of the peace or any otNer officer not using
seal seal, exeept a Judge Of U s; Court, the GER
added, under his seal of office, that the person who
officer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

THE Bishop Lee has made
arrangements for general observance Of
the day in public service at the Old
Swe6es Church. The Bishop will conduct
the services and deliver the address.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

same being Court of Record, do hereby certify
tnat A. ~. s----.---, whose genuine signature
signing the SINE. Justice of the peace in and for
the county and State aforesaid, duly qualified, and
that all his ohcal acts as such are entitled to full
faith and credit.
In Testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my
hand as clerk and affixed the seal of said court, on
this - day of --, 1877,
IL S. Clerk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

MILFORD MovINe.-A petition asking the
Senate to confirm Judge Fisher was for
warded from Milford yesterday. Mr.. F. 3
friends there have been stirring around.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

Any alteration by erasures or interneation OF a
material part Of the foregoing bond will cause Il to
be rejected. unless it appears by note of memo
randum attested by the witnesses that the altera-
tion was made before the bond was signed and
sealed
When partners are parties to the bond the partner
ship name should not be used, but each partner
should sign his individual name.
STATE OF -
COUNTY OF -{ ss'
On this - day of --, 1877 personally ap-
peared before me ---.--- and -
-, sureties in the aforegoing bond to me
known to be the persons named in said bond as
sureties, and who have executed the same as such,
who being by duly sworn. depnse and say, and
each for himself deposes and says, he has executed
the within bond, that his place Of residence is cor
rectly stated therein that he is the owner of real
estate worth the sum hereinafter set against his
name over and above all debts due and owing by
him, and all judgments. mortgages. and executions
against him after allowing all exemptions of every
character whatever, the total sum thus assured
double the amount of the foregoing bond
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

Sworn to and subscribed before me-
for the of this
- dayof -, A. ID. 1877 and in testi- --[sEAL.1
mony whereof l hereunto subscribe my
name and afix my official seal the day
and year aforesaid.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

Subscribed and sworn before me this - day
of ---, 1877,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

Oath required by section 245 of an Act of Congress
approved June 49, 1874, to he aft ed to each bid
for carrying the mail and to be taken before an
officer qualified to administer oaths
I,-----, of ---, bidder for carrying
the mail on route No. -, from -- to -,
do that have the ability pecuniarily, to full
fill my obligation such bidder that the bid is made
in good faith and with the intention to enter into
contract and perform the service in case said bid
shall be accepted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01
gtupusaIs tor aetaiI Service.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
DELAWARE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAQuTEnTnN On Nav 1878

WARRINGTON, 20 May, 1851
PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract
Office of this department until o'clock p M of 15th
July, 1876 Ito be decided by the 3st JULY for carry
ing the mails of the United States from October 1,
1876, to June 3O 1877, the following routes in the
State Of Delaware and by the schedule of departures
and arrivals herein specified, viz
1857 From Eendale by Milton to Draw Bridge, 10
miles and back six times a week to Milton,
(6& miles,) and three times week the resi-
due.
Leave Glendale daily, except Sunday, at p.
IN.
Arrive at Milton by43 p. m.
Leave Milton daily, except Sunday lat am.
Arrive at Ellendale by 1890 a. m.
Leave Milton Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at 4.30 p. m.
Arrive at Draw Bridge by p. m.
Leave Draw Bridge Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday ut 6 80 p. M;
Arrive at Milton by p. m.
Bond required with bid, 1910.
$3.50 From Shelbyville by Bshopvlle, to Saint Mar
tin, 9 miles and back. three times n week.
Leave Shebyville Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 30 p. m.
Arrive at Saint vartin by 730 p. m.
Leave saint Martin Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at g. 80 p. m.
Arrive at Shel 1yville by $50 y. m.
Bond required with bid, 1900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01
Old stand, s2s Market st., opp, new p O., phila.

Old stand, 923 Market St., opp, new P. o., Phila==
Are offering great Inducements to purchasers of
French China Dinner and Tea Sets, plain and dec
grated, choice yles and superior quality An
tensive and varied assortment of CHAMBER SETS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GLASS WARE,
plain cut and engraved, Our stock has been care
fully selected and purchased for cash, enabling
sell at the lowest clsh prices Especial devoted
to our retail department Particular tention given
to decoration of china and glass to order in ul sets
or To- match broken sets Full line of latest styles
and best makes of SILVER PLA ! ED WARE
je26.2w
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IND BEWARE UF OUUNTHRFEITB.
None genuine unless branded "J. II. NJ. Co.,
Excelsior"
The justly celebrated Excelsior Hamsn are cured
BY j. II. NJ. Co., Tin astyle peculiar to themselVes
expressly for family Of delicious flavor, free
from the unpleasant taste Of salt and pronouno
Aprl.3m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01
Now, the condition of the said obligation is such


that said ------, bidder as aforesaid, shall,
within such time after his bid is accepted as the
Postmaster General has prescribed in said advertise
ment, enter into contract with the United States
Of America, with good and sufficient sureties to be
approved by the Postmaster General, to perform the
service proposed in his said bid, and further shall
perform said service according his contract then
this obligation shall be void, otherwise to be in full
force and obligation in law.
In witnesses whereof, I'VE have hereunto set our
hands and seals this - day of --, 1877
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01
DIRECTIoNs.

FE-Insert the names Of the principal and sureties
in full in the body of the bond also the date. The
signature to the bond should be witnessed, and the
certificate on the inside should be signed by JUS
tice Of the peace adding his official title IL signed
by Notary Public, he should afhx his seal
Know all men by these presents, that -
of --. in the Sfata of nrinci.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

DOCKET INHALERS FOR THE PURPOSE
\ OF expanding and exercising the lungs in those
Of sedentary habits and who predisposed to pull
monary affections, sold BY
e, BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
CoEner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01
EXCELsIOR" HANS,
AND BEWARE on OOUNTRRFFT

Are of standard reputation and unsurpassed in IL
world. Ask your grocer for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01
New advertisements.

MTOODY'S SERMONS AND PRAYER MEET
IVA ing talks at the New York Hippodrome from
the Tribune verbatim reports. in the new book,
pages so. 1000 ordered Agents wanted.
e. B. TREAT, Publisher,
ie124w 805 Broadway New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-01

Whereas, by an act of Congress approved June %,
1874, entitled An Act making appropriations for
the service of the Post Office Department for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventyfiVe and for other purposes" II is pro.
vided that every proposal for carrying the mail
with sureties approved by postmaster, in pursu-
ance Whereof and in compliance with the provisions
of said law this bond is made and executed, subject
to all the TERMS conditions and remedies thereon,
in the said act provided and prescribed to accompa-
ny the aforegong and annexed proposal of the said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

r. Charlie. Miss Hattie Z. Clarke First Lieut. Won
ss% Baron ks. Ia. G yoR sDgs germ ana cd C.
S,cb WcCSer. friedrich Bollomln' Gustav 1,
BATon ueo SchicrIolz Daych consul Jan Sm't Mrs. a.
sS W. tG Mrs + he5 l,ir az Semi. Capt B,eGel
Bonn S Al Iiemcsen aaa two sons En- e''.S1VI, II.
g. .7 4Ro96 Sopod s;o4ayg KAN AZ 9a W. Hcp5'g
E1nsI ;Tcdor T. irauu, Frlult,ss rhco2li J"hn II,
Ar3g Jacob IRON, Mr. jacob f1Q1 'eanan4 mg,''
BnC,",id children. r. Briklult MS p p,gk mt t-I,nt
AUGUST FUnfstnek siiS; s's' ,at L. T. Eeiue j.
~ fedl Robert SharP, Gt1r1e ..' , ,, yas@n1
S h3 Mrs Juc pisorus Miss Jno !siGni-' ~ -.
g. h}aiI aud child Na-tl william Hahn Enni Munster
frd Mr. Te' ON steamship AecEorj5, July 2oThe
ioS James Bain Miss B.in James Nnnrn Montague riA
games Wilign; N,Sei Alexander FckhaIdt James rus
hiT Anderson, john Z; AcAe5l'' , ,a' N ,t
ssSpe ir the Rev James r. BonaT Mr. - ~; I,,l,2I
Miss 4 ,i Master James IJulyV 0J. james Marshall
drew watson MajIhe ~ s Man, Tiisap i6ser Nej Alex
wilson MISS Nh SIex W Lindsay Miss Roberta Lindsay
Ms, r J car, James wood Nsccnnc 5.me Laom-g4
NOoh 49, Wilcox Miss Hattie Nsiuspu, Mrs. James a.
sunSon Col. John r. L0yel An.ai4a ~, .;; ' srer
w VT, N,rssud. Miss Gertrude Marsland firL ia
iahG, 'St Mr. spence Mis- Spine Mrs IL Ca,d and two
children Iawreuee i i NJ ,IaI T,ii
sFoR SAN FRANZ ISCo-i sieatts'r , MIN
SS Salnnel r. cmth, .. Bradsla" Nh's I g.
i Mrs r. j. Hmton ana SON it@ass ,.i4' "a KY riErr
Wiz three children. =. llAtr Nnt Ml'c ~ 49,
!. 10 child william Hcnu Cuas H. A,ei' mos. T. .
VIE a' ,ie j. f0yCe, Miss Ann tlUdiuy Nah'' .H'i,
Ts9 ras 1 ard wife A. G. Alh,ano Mrs g f on
= L d. Mills. w. Z. Casey. capt. r.
three en- ,r Mrs n A. Campiou AMI child MrS; r. ~
htSnn MS James II. Lawrence FRANK StlSt "lI 49,
ri smerica-Iou = r. Bgrr L. H. h"sss any 80, , AID
VA and wife, u. r. CuHu' = N'f 't az
Aal@' oe-,ocjo t,l6pno MIS-. Mary Nc taHEn.u Aul'O
N,ol ma jhree children. Sir AscI b. EeIi,, =. a' ~
u'.3 Ms Nrlcssas. d. Brandon Joseph Bui'Sl = "
o.tsr and wife John BaeWan. C. LrhS'' ' ,L',,is
rcg a. feuL Ouuoz Nit aad Mrs. ~ anu N'..' ..
5il.r.i Carioz Stage NJ. SOaTEanH, H. = H'!t'H' 30 r.,
STm.1 Miss Pcsauu Rev. H. j. Cnii- an SiiJ W. ~, -
u-;. Iijior,o lUiruo j. = Th1rudEc, = HaNhtI III; "
NoIis h t y ;l, and nurse Mr Conkn, Chas. beaAIe!
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eoun!rp gca! goiatc for Sale.

WEIL-IOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
N DLNCi-uu, hour from city valued 80 sI"o.o' mort
gage : 100, TO EXCHANGE Tor o. iAi-.l. 90 90, $1,000.
r. IL. EoJSIUS, 20 lAOtily ~
4 NICE LITTLE FARM Of Z acres, with
y GOOD pIau buildings ii shade eycco9f water Near
dero rs mile, on Central T. f owner recent.
ge.rlse,: must be sold only - 600 great chance
STANLEY FEUGl SuH, Itl broadway.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM 49,
ID acres tine lawn aud shade mocHi cent rNeF ROM
Price $40 terms easy. Buildings worth aArIi lnc zee
asked. J., p''4NaN Do 90 '"'.''' '''
EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOI, 90
bv 49, rcp b. ISIS feet; dr-r'g located ana GJ t'
convenient three Cerof M lL.>tiN' J. - ~ "'''
zach av. mice los cash. cal, on osl 20 no -in v-
X o. address b, O. Box D. Tribune Office. n. t.i'I
IN CONFINES country advantages w:th the city o1u''mence'
OF gas, sewers, water &C.
MODERN HOUSE, with five acre., no in
VA cunbraucc. from city wl1t. '.r Tour -i'y
brown zone. rtgu-v > 900; 'guNr -'', u,r ...
nae fr4gi h ct lal Hotel ArsNCJs Win dl particulars
requested. 4. b.. =. O. EuN l,I~l
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Qnttiou sales of Rral c,sia'c.

IF.I. JOHNSON IT,, ArruUucer.
UOt FOR THE SEA SHORE!
4 4 GREAT CuNTlNUATlCN Sale ,,,,, ,,,,,r.
OCEAN BEACH. NDNnfpUru COZ &IN. y. =. 49,
on ;Nr PROMISES. lt ] O'Clock. TUESDAY AfiL NNL'N.
A.tr 1876 Dy Hmulfgff#e order pi thH Dt.'N HI-A'
Hs-ItrtT1o~' GtfNS HiA,f. IoIU.uHt.H Dos ra'. from
I'm jfs,oI is ono OF the finest seaside T,oS taD t.i
can Continent. 1850. ..,,g
100 ELEGANT COTTAGES AND VILLAS.
fpr.fl.r 5 leIsp u.Ii"tr m T.. chs. D.. H' 'Ni-
Motel Insure tir f1aII -t.i- 'l i.f 't.
prise Inc Ed. VIII bc POSITIVE, NC per co., -AIl f
In oI.,4 % I''- tH' '5 l'.''''' -
attractive there viii be- $4,000. 1900.
STPERH gDIIATipE UNDER a ROYAL tINI.
epl E,.-Bif MUSIC llY -fLs.sIU HI.ftlINi BAND
SINGING BY naEsl SOS. IMPEINi-A ipHI-
Trains leave FOOT L..,Ifr $500 I'Uli.I road. lHaE
Branch Division. 90 l1 aut 'I ~ "n n"i"ms "l SAFE
10 lipc Tickets AsH'y tHl faiufl.f Iuu 90
JLl.i. Johnson, Jt.. 81 iaTi I'v, y :.
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Byooklnu seal G5lltc for Sale.

Z OW-PRlCED LOTS for Sale or lcase.-For
Nauutartours, rouuGe,i.s tea.eurs tl'm'i Noi.-'
Iuuucr ard EIluug A~.ogatiou bo'h'"I lH,' WIN
waterfront, NIuy.s sultIll Tor "!
NrwtoWu creek, East River udi Wu& Hr"l ON ana
Eroul al win iil,'
satisfactorily improved Apply 10 > he SClllL'i 4lIN' ~
William II.
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rVHE GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
- VOW OPEN FOR GUESTS.

Durug ne past Ltrs. additions and improvements
have been made with Nr and Elegant Furniture, etc ETC.
THE SPACIOUS DINING HALL has been extended, and
s uo'- Two Hundred and S,vsntyhye Feet in length.
EAIII, hare ben. sn1-sd Throughout me ho'ei and each
room supplied rIpu4 pipes, Win pure, cold and delicious
water I,, t fsst ,-s'-r airing on ne pr-fae
WIN barge AND rooms iuruiehd lnNurol,lg. table
suup.d ~ no cyur del ctoy atta,. slcisf Nth special
f.,sa1- o ur,r 7i tI Elegant New Ballroom etc,
etc. - bs-od that t to's p,srp" 7rsas'i0n, no' 70 be
t,.a sT.sff.rs HENRY CLAIR, Z ,,,-.,-.,
Mtf. WILLIAMSON, -''''S'
y'g. 1876.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC ',ooo
-ctS.- t:t o NopH >tis.-''i -'~-
s'l '4'''''--'' UIeH " ,frE tn, pAY.-A. ~ -
Island $40 llCh g. ttilJ-. ''''
SdH'' A'''>'' uJ,u WATER THIS DAY.. NJ 60,
sandy Hook 4O7 Island 40 Hen u fViIs 0'A
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nIInNlSuNn-
Brsincss Ghantcs.

CHARLEY ROSS.
" Wanted. GENERAL AGENT with cniial, Tor New;
York and vicinity, handle NE FAIHEl'b STORY or
CHARLEY HOhs' The most touching and Absorbing story
IN the annals O' American history.
Must understand agency pueiness rare opportunity
for q lIst -ClaAs party.
Address, . ~,
JOHN L. POTTER Co, Publshers
pl.lalCluLiA Penn.
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Che Curt.
CtCnr5lous.

EXCURSIONS.-The steamboat JOSEPHINE
Z can 10, had EXCURSIONS. Apply az the staten
Island RAILWAY Compauy's Onicr, pot 81 biiehallst
IONA ISLAND, WEST POINT, and NEW
Z BURGII.--~ee advertisement Of e,elmD9at Arneu.i.
DOCKA\EAY BEACH. - Steamboat Marion
Ia leaves ally OF Thirty fOugthst "a Fiiihst
obok,n 80 A. m; FIaGElus,, 10 Morri,st Jersey
city. lu3O a. M. Montague -, Brooklyn, 1850 a N.
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Eetturee ano nleetiucs.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A stated meeting
- OF this institute will held 40 "a, Cooper
Union, on Thu kSDAH, Aug. 3, Al o'clock ?, ~.
CHAS. NICK. LEOSER, Rec. Sec
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Gouses ana 5arms UanlcO.

VTANTED-To LEASE, q small furnished
~ COUNTRY U,II.I. possession no" 90 iN ''L }.
Address stating terms which be moderate a. D. May
wood Ncy-J eI-.y.
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EMPLOYERS can be supplied at the shortest
= notice wi u DE btsj Of COLOPED SERVANTS for any
capacity the HOME BUREAU No. 5i3 Gthaye, between
and St..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

UOVSEWORK - Respectable widow, with
daughter ID years. would Gc places IN cry N country;
m MOI nan docs loAl family Vopstu H. good washer fnd
i,utr the duuratyr understands ci1Wb rWoi AMI "lgi
UuYuuti references for both. SlJ At TIE PANS
\. L
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+ French woman,

NTRSE-By II competent French woman,
y sr,ahug FEash has lived years III Giio ia ,e -
C.WntJACQVINS FRENCH BUREAU 90 o"'''e' w
iArnn A.tL and n..l-ats
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Country Board.

Country Board.
At SEA CLIFF, l.. T.-Good BOARD;
~ GTa'' 'sI fcg $ pr T.ck f'r s ,' lf
4 PARTY Of 10 or II can be accommodated
- private family with h,rutifn ROOMS 20 uiuutea
rrn ilr a'y ine stshinr. Address Box 81 E"se""od
4 FARM BOARDING HOUSE. near Great
- South U1v ocean; both Tin water aud s1r bathing
90, Ia sin"il'' 12i ~ a d quito ar spt r ,'T W
Howell, East Mor,c,cs soals county, IL
/ A FEW persons desiring q pleasant country
il'Arb fssi y,sciaiio poultry. eggs pix. &c arr1at
de- o. CARDS 9 IA sur sullivan CO.. 90, y y
/ \ ILEiSANT place, situated in the VILLAGE
"a o. fa, Daram 'ut .sw steps from the post Office
mc uau.t.r C'',i W Ai1intaia. ilc Boz e, !, ven ls'o
w., mi ,,l,, ~, ,Iry .f.1n when, q e. Wish
iaSo ,'' 1da Nv 49, ~ GiEIls H. FtHGS Ta,, DURHAM
/ pOtGD-At Cornwall on hudson; terms mod
tolaaaIio On Hudson
| ROAED-tt farm house, three miles from Cats
/ Com &. 10 IS DE-. Nt.g. AHdf So AUGUSTUS CtAr-Lh
pOARDERS viii. Gud Gr,t-cIa,s accoumoda-
- '1.' ag. To- Ia,'5 i'. 80, Ao'' Iltlind
jo. THOMSON .,i, i"5 or..i;,,a 10, >ev.iork
| DohRD ANt)NG NOuNFAINs-Pincgroyes;
blu' brook cool 1urt retired; walks ami drives .',f
/ ODD, '. .i. i1r hCui't coTussr. c"a
/ PICARD at ErGEWooD HALL. firm
=. .'.s' ln ino '....,. .,. ."-, D', , m
S.H ,i 'T,. g. ~ JE>>iS'a.. fa,, DURHAM oor'no
| CATsKILL NoCNrAINS.-For BOARD
.u... Zoo farmer. consul. t. l.E t Tue 'a.t, 80
v,.. r',..t. ocar.r 49, WILLIAMS
/ COUNTRY EOAGD.-rirst-cIa- board and
.,-y ,,.r,,. ,,,.. T,5.Ya.5c hd.rr,, NJ 81 80 a.
/ COUNTRY BOARD for cnircn, with in
/
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Fs0USEWORk-By a Welsh Protestan, young
womau very respct taaie, and itcoiumegdei as be.
MO ytI cook luly capable ~ taxing entire 'Ha~e
and tong he ~ the mousse good baker eXcgrn washer
pt -slSt
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
- o 49, - 1 q.

Boya9 y FeN to owen fl'y o'' u ''' $4,000
Flynn o Anns e. ana s 9 g6s, t. year 1875
F r e. Ernst w. s, Sis 10 .'i''t N 1000
Jaeger Frank 4, Adolh ia aer. dave oil ma,
itAst; 3 years. - "'''
KIrIo,r Ernst aut wife. Philip Gale vs. Iua'@ o,o
tHth st 3 Sugars. Of'''
n any S"e ne :, A., ana r 'S pe' 1850
kogro EgTparg to to Sg g5i I'E N, ana 10000
Roberts iaTa aT &i& % y 20 } l. 2soo
R2nri5 John 10 , 9.l' Ho; 1aa o' $500
strPp, Loa'' to Co. Geo EII'' : OF U.s. ,'' 900
stIncs ". 10 + LcOuJrdy, Of 3ds' ol Ave \; ON,
Vo'siug EnocDJ j. etux 20 NmH wills, ID cor west ooo
chester Retreat Nrfis 'V''
W VIZ, aus Rg9'9 ,A A. d to oors'' X h. 5000
NStle 7epGI,' il VIZ 2 Ia, u" wy - 49,. 10000
'.rir Al ). :. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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Mrsical jnsirIme'lts.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
- UprgIr NT OF SELL CfnID. sales on easy monthly
glglacrrsI Ca ~ y, NJ. MEhhELLS, No. Union square
30. lob F0tr,hase)
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and square
a. PIANOS second 70 rore. prices moderate Con-
SANITY hand large assortment Of -.cod hand ~ nos
tom Sew 9nd secondhand Pianos 10 rent
W-Troau-. No. % Union square.
ERAUD In RED TAPE and BOGUS HIGH
PRICE PA lS.WLcu dealer. and manufacturers stop
iabb toe public with high bogus price Pianos sno drop
them aud substantial Piano for far price cal on
D. BALI. who pref AIRED 10 make them Tor less than nan
t.cir prices.
I lGHTE q ERNST. old house Of Ligbte 81
Bra bury Ca,r their splendid PiANO-FORPES ~ low
prc- ana On easy monthly payments at II East l4tL Also
smltis 4 NI.lirAS Oi,EAN-
DELOUBET, PELTON. & Co.,
al aud SD Broadway, y. y. City,
MauufIctur-rSot
THE STANDARD ORGAN.
VNHINATrD In TONE DESIGN and FINISH o. CASE,
iu general Workmanship superior for PGIllr school, OF
CHur Prices b.raI Rented and sold installments Can
-ut ,.guiUo or s,,d 'or ca.aloEle.
a. X. BALL s. Co.,
=. 80. IS EAST ltrHSr.
Ccgerngs Seiuwsys AMI other Pianos and Organs lov
foT,.sI. 90 flst.dHltgts. and for rent.
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5liuGlicus Udnte0 females.

COOK, or COOK and TO ASSIST IN WASH
y ING-By ayer uspectaD.e and vel prominence *,
,yy,trt bread sad biscuit b. k'r good washer hnd foher
very ana Cslu about her htt ben sober honest sAd
o. e, uc1r 2iist
TOOK. or COOK and IAUNDRESS-By
< very CAPABLE German woman, with good rci.fencesi
uDd,rs her n.s WE'LL ~ OF country. Ca4l AZ 500
-8INf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

\ ADY'' MAID-By n irst-cIasS Gcrman tirl
Il as thorough maid laItrsoer ore,.IlsAer ana 'Se
40 u.E ave. between 35tt aud 36thsts. JACQt NJ
lEENI'l-GEGNAN BUREAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
u AL-NnRInS. NHAMREKMAID, and ~

WASH Nc ~ very t,spt'aht Young oman COM
lgitt ir either capacity, 1ting frlnE putlcs' pohs1h
.,, al. il De-. maid: sober honest, Ublslns country OK
ar. can qt jfG san ave. near 2jtst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
Couulrn propcrtn GO fel.

A PLACE i'm perfect order containing five
~ acrrs au orchard Of apple. pcif dwelling ctfra""
house other necessary bu.ltas at I,itghgt, Wet
chester CO., 10 Jet, 500 year. -. c. tNILANI J =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
DrookInu prOpcrln 90 Eef.

r1'O LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N NJ
( l,s r., u.sen. sr.. #.tp.y brick DWELLING, l5J ~
loughby.st. GORDON H. FORD, % DlaI,st., tIoaAlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
COOK. WASHER, and IRONER-By very

" respectable tryconmeuded ynung woman very good
family cook game, pastry, sci good br,ad 40 -
Ct 61.rr: AN craelt washer alt ironer sob honest
ana uUIvngs colutry OF city. Call at BOokLAMs, 3OT
tii.aNg, -tt--G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

Z AUNDkESS-By highly respectable rot
,.tfrf NORMAN as class Jurdrcss un1 'iaids
Preach Iutre box plating pulug amt POLISHING aud al
Igis ~ Uus work best city testimonials soJol laSst
prt and ngug country or city. Can at buoAitA'Ao %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

WET NURSE-By young, healthy Woihan,
w with fresh breast OF oik lives &C prsssnS "a w
, and can be had few hours nulco; can nave evhco
ms 10 character and rcs2.etaDy Call ~ CAhfEr EH
los 9TH ave, near 9thS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
yyTAIVREss. CHAMBERMAID.

VgyASHlNG.--A Respectable married woman
GOOD oiT, good .eteIeuoe. Call at 40 West 3Sth 49, top
nuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
GUNNER RftreaIs.

COLUMBIA HALL, Lebanon Springs, \. Y,
~ will De opened for tine season of 1876 June H. Dy the
GALE BROTHERS.
Rooms secured by either mail or telegraph or by ca
ir On DANIEL GALE at the Buckingham, FlithaYe and
IL a. AnI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

WASHING. Wanted, by n respectable widow
w woman few sentemegs o. ladies wang 1, sn Ssss
sp those Size Wcrks for al iesent call for Two Gays
:, IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
Doaro ano Rooms.

02 EAST 2OTH-ST. A few pleasant ROOMS
80 20 LET, with or without BOARD, at summer prices
ltL-L Z cd
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-31

The Fourth Ward is red-hot for th,
Centennial 4th Of July Jamboree.
Grand concert at Walnut Hills M. e
Church Thursday evening, June 8.
Friday next grand railroad and steam
boat excursion, from Dayton and alonl
the line to Parlor Grove, by way Of Day
ton Short-line and steamer.
The Pioneers Of Butler and Warner
Counties will hold their annual baske
meeting tomorrow In Probasco's Grove
adjoining Monroe. Excursion tickets
cents q mile on the c., c., q. & l. Rail
road.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-31
Down Go the Railroad Fares.

Dewn Go the Tkailroad Fares.
The Atlantic q Great Western Rail.
road. through w. B. shattuc, General
Passenger Agent, wakes up the Granger
this morning with the announcement oi
$I4 to New York, SIG to Boston, $12 a5 to
philadelphia, and $40 90 to Washington
and Baltimore. This looks like old
times, and will carry gladness to many
hearts set on visit to the great Centen-
NAL Exposition.