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Republican State Convent on.

A republican union state convention Is here
by ilIvd to be h sid at Montpelier, on TUESDAY,
the wentS.s venta day OF June, a. ID. 1875, at
10 O'Clock 20 minutes o. IN for the purpose OF
nor Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer OF the
state, Tor the Two years next ensuing also Tor
two presid n lal electOrs-at large. and the ap-
poi lmenG o state cent? committee.
All persons, electors, wlthOlu regard TO past
political differences, or previous party difficult
ties who are In favor OF a faithful, honest ana
economical adminlst alton OF puulc affairs, and
who bell we In speedy return and adherence
10 the fundamental principles OF government,
as taught and maintained In the eaily days Of
the republic, are Invited through their dele
gates TO anticipate in the deliberations OF the
convention.
Electors will be represented in the state con.
yontiOn by delegates, chosen upon the basis of
delegate for each one hIndred votes, and for
each fraction OF one hu DIR votes over NIFTY
cast or the republican Candidate for governor
at the lart state cleo Ion.
by vote OF a former convention, the state
committee are constituted committee en- ere
dentluls. Delegates will provide III mselves
with proper credcntial', signed Nv the S ere
tarles Of tbelr respective primary meetings,
and Immediately I. on their arrival in MCntpe.
Her present them TO the state committee, al
their headquarters the Pavilion.
The several railroads In the state, except the
Delaware and Hudson canal company, VIII OK
tend the usual courtesy OF fave one way.
GEORGE W. GRANDY,
(Chairman)
GEORGE NICHOLS,
(Secrelary) Republican
CHARLES II JOYCE.
STEPHEN HOuAS State
Franklin FAIRBANKS
WILLIAM POUNDS, Committee.
JOHN l.. BAR>TOw,
GEORGE IALE,
CAhK l. S. PAOL,
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do with the matter. The miners union Ia
master of the situation, and has decreed
that no man shall be employed about the
mines and quartz mills who shall receive
less than 81 per day, and they enforce
their DEGREES by the moral suasion of re-
volvers and bowie knives, persuaders
which the employers are not slow to res
pect, knowing that twenty minutes would
snfflce to collect Thousand miners in
most parts Of the Devils Gate and Vir-
ginia mining districts, were the decree of
the union dlsobeyed.
OREGON.
Oregon is regarded by people in this
state and California as an out-of-the-way,
undesirable country but the climate and
soil are both ahead of the greater part Of
New England for crop-producing. The
long rainy season of winter is not the most
desirable for social and neighborhood CON-
forts, aud though there is snow frequently
there never Is seighing. The state is a
great lumber region, and good many men
from Maine have stuck stakes in the state.
The Oregon state board of Immigration
have an Office in San Francisco, and induce
a good many people from the east to go to
that state. imagine the glowing pic turtH
of the board ought to be taken with grain
OF allowance. W. II. W.
Silver City, New, May 90, 1876.
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JACOB EsTEY.
Letter from the Financial Agent Of the Yer
mont Baptist Academy.

mont Baptist Academy.
SAxToN's RIVER, June /, 1876.
Editor Rutland Globe Feeling sure
that you would not Intentionally publish
what is not true, even though 1t "comes
through an apparently trustworthy source
l DO mos! respectfully beg the privilege of
assuring your readers that the article In
/, our issue of May 30h, signed "Windham
county" Is most emphatically erroneous In
It's statements. The entire article shows
the spirit OF the writer so clearly that there
ls little danger of its iujuring the reputa-
ton Of the gentleman assailed. An
intimate acquaintance with the Hon.
Jacob Estey during period of
nearly twenty years enables me to say
OF him that he possesses no such traits of
character as are imputed to him by your
correspondent. But, ON the contrary, |
have always found him honest and honor
able in his deaings, a christian gentleman
actuated by some of the nobest and high
est principles of genuine and true man.
hood. That he has been unfortunate once
or twice in eallier life, in being associated
with business partners possessing some of
the qualities attributed TO him, l will not
attempt to deny. AS member of the
Vermont state convention referred to by
your correspondent, and constant
attendant upon its meetings, / here
by affirm that there has never
been to my knowledge the slightest
= unpieasantness" between that body and
The honorable gentleman assailed. More
over, as financial agent of the Vermont
7cademy, from the starting of that enter
prise I'LL The present time, and amember of
ne board OF its trustees, and having at
'end'd every meeting from the first till
now, am prepared to say that what your
correspondent asserts In reference TO the
dsa'on's breaking up of the organization
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The Troy Press, in fellcitating itself on
thefact that the Virginia democracy favor
Tilden. says that Virginia is really the
" birthplace Of southern politics, and as
" Virginia goes in convention the rest OF
the south lie pretty sure to follow" Con
coded, but it is mighty poor kind of poll
tics which has its birthplace there, and tn,
prospect of its adoption elsewhere is any
thing but reassurpg TO the country. South.
ers politics involved the country in a:fom
years war and, in addition to giving birth
TO this, Virginia, also, gave birth to JOIN
b. Floyd. The country has had enough OF
monstrosities of Virginia birth.
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Colonel Robert G. Iugersoll, Chairman
OF the delegation from lnois to the Gin.
cinuati convention, made himself famou,
by saying: 'An honest God is the nobesi
work of man. On this account, thu
people Of Illinois have refused him polit
ical advancement, although be is a man OF
Intellectual ability enough to adorn any
station but he is considered good enough
to go to Cincinnati and endeavor to force
the nomination of Mr.. Blaine, and he only
consented to go to the convention that 1t
might assist Mr. Blaine.
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When Francis d. Mouton and his wife
were conversing about Beecher, Mr.. Moul
ton advised that they "should give the old
man another chance" and so the repub
licans OF illinois propose to give Grant al.
other chance. The Illinois delegation g,
to Cincinnati to make Blaine president il
they can, but, If they slip up in this, thel
to throw their support for Conking anc
rumor hath it, that, in case Conkling i,
nominated and elected, the machine poll.
titians propose to use his strength in elect.
Ing legislature which will return Ulysses
3. Grant to the United States senate.
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DIR. sage's Catnrrh nemedy

the ignorant and credulous. nor is it repre-
sented as being composed OF rare and precious
substances brought from the four corners OF
tbe earth, carried seven times across the Great
Desert OF sahara on the back Of fourteen cam
els, an brought across the Atlantic Ocean on
two ships" 1t Is q simple, mild, soothing rem
e1y, q perfect specific for Cat .rrn and "Cod In
the Head;' also for Offensive Breath Loss or
Impairment Of the Sense or Smell, Taste, or
Hearing. atery OF Weak Eyes, Pain or Pres.
sure In the Head, when CO used, as they all not
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Apropos of the endorsement of Blaine by
the Iowa republican convention, the New
York Times pithly remarks that /" it is OBJ
" vious that the republicans OF Iowa regard
the ex-speaker as a persecuted man, and
" like our iliustrious president, they grow
more firmly atteched 10 their friends
+" under fire the hotter the fire becomes;
and 1t thinks that they show about as much
sense and reason in it as the president has
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The latest London advices are to the eff
feet that the remanding of Winslow was,
not the prelude TO q backing down
from the position heretofore taken by
Great Britain, but TO await the result OF
the negotiations for new treaty based
upon the extradition act of 1870. It is
stated that negotiations are pending, with
the prospect of a successful termination.
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Republican
State
Committee.

Because the common council of Pater-
son, New Jersey. refused TO make an ep-
preparation for the celebration OF the
Fourth Of July, the Rochester Democrat
calls it "the Benedict Arnold of THE cen
"tennial year" The frs, we know, they
will be calling Rutland the Judas Iscariot
of the centennial year.
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As an act of justice to Mr.. Estey, we
publish, this morning, letter from the
Rev. William N. Wilbur in reply to COM
munication, signed "Windham county,"
published in TIE GLOBE, Tuesday. In
reading it, and giving due weight to lts
statements, we are sure that our readers
will join with us in the regret we feel that
the good deacon has, SO often, been made
the victim of his wicked partners.
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The Mason g. Hamlin Organ Company
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
Of their world-renowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest lot of instru-
ments ever exhibited anywhere. These or.
gsns have always taken the highest awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is fact worthy the consid-
GRAFTON of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over $4,000 of these organs
are rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. f. ii. Woop.
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
/ have one new buggy wagon, made by
Premo, for sale cheap. L. Ii. WOoD.
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WONDERFUL IN ITS RESULTS There is
no medicine that bias accomplished so much
as Shlt0hs Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablished the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma. bronchitis, Group,
hoarscness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases It has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, If it was
unreliable 1t would be the greatest folly to
guarantee it. 1t costs nothing to try Il as
II can be returned if it does not give sa,,s-
faction after using two-thirds of bottle.
Call at my store and get sample bottle,
10 cents, or q regular size for so cents or
81. If your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shilohs Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIGGINs, Rutland; Rice & Co.
Castleton DR.. Meeker ID DR.. Campbell,
Poultney; w. Sweet, Fairhaven; else
where by dealers generally.
HAoKMRTAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. dSw1y
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s. currency Outstanding at this date Old de-
mand no, es, s6s,oSI; legal tender notes, new
issue, s2s bS3,9I4; legal tender notes, legal
63,469 65s; legal tender notes, series 1915, $40
$50. 9s; one year notes. 1868, $751; two year
notes. 1853, sl9,2 0; two year coupon notes. 1868,
ional currency, first ISSUE s4,296,4iI; bond
issue, $s,li79i4; third issue, $50, yos.42; fourth
issue, first series, 81 454 964; fourth ISSUE second
Slies, SLIPS. 1877 fourth ISSUE third SERIES s2,-
25o,2SI; nth issue, s9,o34,96C. Total, siO7, 93,
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No communication u'l be published in THE
GLOBE unless accompanied by the Juu name and
adiress Of the writer; these are not requested for
publication, but as guaranty Of good foith.
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"ANTED-Two girls, one to do cham
w Der work and washing and ironing, and
the other 70 do cooking and kitchen work, I'm.
quire OF 81 Main street, Rutland. m3odtf
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BUILDING PAPER, 90 cents and up
BLINDS. per set, &c cents and up.
CLAPBOARDS, S. and up.
planned, pointed and butted,
No 50 and up, No. l, sll and up.
CEDAR POSTS, 10 cents and up.
DOORS, plain, SLIPS and up.
DOORS, moulded, 81. IS and up.
FLOORING, Spruce and Pine, SIS and up.
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads

pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THR
- ,GittAI TRUNK LINE,AND UNITED STATES NAIL
,ii = Ians liye Nc@A ork from foot OF DssJgosses
ISpress for Iarrlshurg Pittsburgh tho Wc.t an, South
Slt e'sh isiace Cara attached, $50 $50 p IN
tor WLamspcrt and Lock Haven via PHILADELPHIA and
WnLamaport, Lock Haven CORY ana Ire Sg % con 1
pcct gg "a CORY for Iias'!e pS,iolea Center al tic III
or ~ moro Washington. the South Limited ,,,t
g. gt0n I,zpgess OF Pullman laor Cars dali. tsest , ~
80 a. M arrives az Washington 81 40 y, m Esl y;
$50 a. ms ana . ?; no Sunday, p m.
4l9 3 G. $50 o M ami y y gll sasd4y, ., G. T. SO
an T. w. FmlS.siAi ana tecpLd clias, Z p. IN.
2 2s5, $40 $40, T. 41 is9 90 : 80 ~ ga % eo5
go, q 80 ST. 10 1850 and ~ night. SUNDAY
FOR Ediabe6 s. % !, TAO 9, ., 10, II a. m, y M.
ESQ q $50, 81 10, II 81 D N, and II night sani1y
Tcr 'S aiN a Az e e5p flo TO- II am12m12
2sJ SO, $40 T. 40 i5 ADO q $40 Ci Ga6 CSC
T. $40 ,. m. uiant. Sunday 5Z $50 and D. m
FOR New HrUnssick. 4 aud II M. $40 49, 6.2o
6lI p II, aud u night sunday p N.
FOR Eat milestone, II = ~, and o. p H.
For Kingston AND Rocky HiI. $40 .. u ami 4:10 p.
tSr Innss.en Z, 8 ~ va a. NJ l2'sc y go, aud p H.
foF iamGse Sq q ae y s2i aiO p
lol tleningtop, $50 a. ~ ,i aaa : p IA.
For renton, Porenovn Burlington and Camden, 1850 and
81 F9r r. r.: io 7c !; a. .; n any "a q liopm.
For fsrn'iBs isie ana slnsn $50 a. IA, and p. m.
HgLs;ogn lenOcrto, and Camden Via Perth Arnboy
For HghSt0wn and rembertou. a. n yia Perth Auboy,
ana 20 e a. wa Meaaeah aneiag ~ ,.,
a. ssd 90 p Gaiy bS9 M md s@ a, ato s ~ aI,
s5SePi MSHa ang az M sunday GO a. m From Pba
delp a. $40 0:zO, 6.55 rs 1870. ll54 2l5 500
az az 80 3aS "a, IA s2s hS7 m SUNDAY 'ao s
Ticket Ofices $40 and Oh Broadway, No Asor House
rrooSiyn and Nos ia liz AMI is Hudson Hoboien
IMMIGRANT Ticket Once, No : Battery place can,
PRANK THOMSON General Manager
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Go n1bom il AlGp Concern

Sl MM REWAKD.-Lost on Thursday
~ 1l,OOO afternoon, between 90 Exchange zoe and
vaeS or Wlnaow, LaDef n 90, 27 Pinest 10 TNtoN
49, re fiIsr MORTGAGE BONDS Of 81 200 each The
w o. pad Tor their return to MARX Z Co. Ia
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Gorporatlon N-oiites.

| thH,A1AhI MENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~. "a I'D PiPrTop0sas Tor the delivery OF
eSInsnt al 81 Unionsquar until Jan TO- 1915 at $50
For mn particulars zee "oIy Reeordr No city Han
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Eaugatuek Railroads.. Fare 81 Steamer BRID0
PORT eayes CathaItne sp at IL and bridgeport atl
70.
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Business Chances.
AIar5ie an0 Slate 0Iantels.

CASONI e. IS0LA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
las - 52 wet 4otltTi, near broadway.
Monuments Nantols, Aar, Fisulcs, lE Na4gscotiue,
aud AlanuaC 10 lthiy OF IaI Die
work o. every DESCRIPTION.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS.
VA SCw aesi-Hs, fl2 -rds. Also Nuru. tai
work greatly Marble Turning foT re trade
a. kLABER i3i Eaat Eighteenth ~, n,lr Iiurdaye, y J.
w ID. & A. s. NICHOLS.-2J0 entirely new
w designs Aiarle, Slate. and Wood M2ltea Nauu1
turers Cresng stable Fixtures Fence crates Ncser
Nsnes Wboese Bd retail send Tor catalogues 10 iud
sou A., opposite Worth IT.
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legal Noiites.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-fn pursuance OF
~ OK the COurt OF ChaucCy Of the sase VI Nc
Jersey certain therein Expanding. ler in BISJA'
MIN r. GLADDING is complainant. AMI IHh MANHAf.
TAN BLEACHING AND DYNING COMPANY, and other.
ar. deuaants date the twenesi day Of December
L. D. 1870 The undersigned Receiver OK The sa.d Tho Anbat
B!caelng asa uycng Company hereby elycs Iocs TO
Frat national Building crson. \. :. Onder OATH Or
aImst0nh all th ir sev, claim, AUD osnarfs asslst e
b. ionr months fronI me ORDER and in deau
thereof Trey VII b. excluded in te bgnsIt, OF saeh ~"
proceeds and cLeei7 Of saii s2, egl-9" p,cvcr
Paterson n. J., Dec %, 1910
CuPREME COjRT-CITY and COUNTY OF
-, HEH.YQEk; ~ iHaUfANC, CQNfAH ~ Elaig
money demand contract ton. not
served 20 he deedan,s sud cach o tnen foa se hereby
which was iis day MED ia the 0os Ck 81 Tho Ciiy
New Y,rs and 10 serve coqy Of your ansse- to he
complaint on Tn slos.ti cr 81 hs oe No. Broadsi -
this simmons You exclusive o. c o o. such service and
s he iu n in this action Wi. tlr nd n 81 e iast voa
ior tue O i've hundred dciai With utc-tt iron Ae r
sdos ne cost. .d dsbuI,eni,s u His cen ptot ew
do iissSStGj1S ''''' rir ai i' Iiurey
CUPREME COURT-NEW-YOR COUNTY
to-WILLIAM SLOANE, JOIN sLOANc, w lilAN j.
r. sfon%E. and iIi0MAs C. siCAsl pia-ntns' against
JAnEs f. CAstY dcsatani- Is, ior no.cy g.
ls acton which wli DO nied in DE 81 the cc Of hs
CITY and county o. NcvN Or at Cy " NCNX0r. and O.
10 the sad Cuu.lsut tnt Fu
scrbcr Ills Oice, No. 1874 Nassalst \. !. CITY. within
twenty Gays after the rvice 81 tls summons cVc
II the day OF such sYice and fail 20 snswer c
sal complaint within Tho time aof all tht plnus n ts
action v take judgment against Won for me sun ~ rilen
hundred and siet dollars and eighty i've cent?, with In
terct FROM c hit u da' o. June 0nsud eight han
aud seYeBtyye bcsiics tho cO ard disbursements 81
tiis aciiOn.-D8trd NOvtmiri >. $40.
EDMUND COFFIN, Jr, Plaintiff Attomev
The aforementioned pLnt nied ia te Oifc ~ the
Clerk a City and County Of NeYfOr the Gt day
November, A. D., 10.
EDMUND COFFIN, Jr., PG's Atty
y. Y. 18Th November, 1875 NlY lawGwf
Lps ann
- NEW.YOlI. CITY AND COUNTY or EI;W-NOitK.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANH IN the CITY OF New
York, PLAINTIFF against ERNEST OIL LOUISE KE mEP
vic 81 PeteT KIacT, said PETE. KRAMER, and GEORGE
PlII5 deionntata summons for I,lei-IO the defend
ants: You ere hereby 0ned and Vq-icd 10 answer Tie
complaint In this acion 0 which IL herewith served
niOh y0n ana 70 serve q u the ri
paig ON The sbser at his Office. NO. 30 Nassau street IN
the cry OF New HoIk, thin twenty days after The service
hereof exclusive Of the GY Of ndc service and yOu f
patl IN THIS action xii apply Ia The (p. OT the of DO
mandld ia tie complaint Dated New Y0ls. November o.
1875, bIGIS .UND KAUFHANH,
Plaintiff Attorney,
20 Nassau-'.
New NpFb
The complaint this action duly ned in the
Clerk VI tie Citl County % NeWNoTk the Court
house in siid CITY, lOh day VI November, 1876
Dated NeV-NOrE, December p. 1876.
bIGIsMUND RAUFMANN,
~ iaWO|F Plh-tiI's Attorney
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Brook!nn properip 60 Get.

HANDSOME brOwn-stOne HOUSE 10 LET
a. ~ 600; all inpFDven ents, mirrors, class
neighborho0d blocks 10 ferry BrooJni bargain. IstoD,
owner 20 IAbertg-st
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farnlinre.


FOR CASH BUYERS-Vclgeteens, Carpets,
MatungS csotAs, Cashmere Oyerccaug IfJrse and ED
bhhkoil Buaps, Buckrams, SheeDng. Upholstery GO0i9,
Lap Robes &c. ANDREW Li3fER 8 90. 5ll broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
u I,Ise sock, superior quality, and low pIces 81 y. "a.
COWPEkiHWAtT q Co.'S. 100 and IJ7 ChtthaTn-st.
Great reduction IN prices for 80 days. Chamber suits
nom SIIi Pariof Saits. from $50.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS. CHAIRS
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, &c.
OFFICE FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
4. q. SELLEW,
i0a FtYTON-Sr.
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Ccnrirn proptrtn 90 Eel.

FEO RENT.-At TarrytOwD, on the Hudson,
Is mil, from New York most desirable property for
Young LADIES or Young GeDtiebics SCHOOL 'ed o. hie
ground has al modern improvements g. completely and hand
sOmey Crnisei VIII De leased q rrnousiC aila
low price The Dy permission for further parcJ
lars To the Rev. EDH ND GUIiBEHf, Turytoyu, =. y.
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fotel5.
oituaiions Uanie0-- MaIeS.


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~ YORI. TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED IT THE UP
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st. or SOS West Twenty thrdst., cor. Eghtnayei 700
Thri ave, forysevenths at tbe hAitLEh offiCE
no 49, TrdaNc. one bundled indtWfntyIourihsL
CIaren savings Bank Bdib!ngi up 10 D. n ut regular
ollce rates.
A YOUNG man, thoroughly competent, wishes
~ artugfou IA .hnpuy Or grocery hOlec whore no
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bO1kk ping; salary required iOdriatc Ahisas H.
e., BOX H. Tribune ONCE.
Useful YOUNG MAN (Swede) wants a
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cty Indoors farm garden horses; is competent
reliable ooaobn he ig Of cool Opposition and as 500
references. Apply ~ the PROTESTANT BUREAU, LOO
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NOACHMAN.-A first-class colored coachman
~ with uneyceponsbe city references wants situation
his duties perfectly and also Wiling ana Vpnk
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- FORD r.. R--EEwYoEg AND NEw.uAy5EE; ~
Passenger STALLION IA Ee@YOrE Grand c,atrAi Depot en-
trance on Ior'i ses e., 49, PAW ,r,s,opx
Trans !oT NeS liayen leave a. 20 Aceni 500 Wij6
lAccn.S 49, A4O aud 5,i5 Coc4 E1.j, G,IJ, and 10
ror -o1in Sorealk 7:io 800. o.e5 a. NJ, y ~ E.l
7lo o. 9.o5. 10 . q. a. ~ ~ ~ and CEE.i'
- ~ no, i ~ 2:3 20 10 a "a ~ 80 M
r. h. " Saorc line al end lJp mi ESQ, g. ~, J.
o5 aud ~, and j. o. I'd so p 10 az Bilascpo1i fho
Visioa dr p i - I'm uaihs on ','in IN ,sc,
Win shore Line vision ior %orvich ami the Now Haven
ara Nottl9s!on r. H. a. ,.iIasen aad the sO5
ae VI td9pccant Sg 70 AID EoGp lai ega
eaaeg e. H. and osstoei1 i y i S.asc' " n s,
SUrgh I41 ss 20 C. @ l. aud 40 p With New
sandag Iosi49 Man I,-lns at via Springfield at 10
DTawnro.ig Cars on Day Express and Sleeping Cars
Icse- eau 70 purchased at Ticket onco Of Company a:
Grand Csai9 Depot or q o'9es Of n 1r@9ser Co.. 81
also cheek usRzase from rc.iieuce dedication |
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Fare i o NM vcs YGTf 10 sS Sr EA y
g. u. Sem%g!feneins OCT :. is75
Tor elll.aslpia' yiaeian5. ard Toms RIVER ioi0hm.
wM g SWEDEN. GENERA is aaiyer
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTOY s. S. 60.
4 LetWeen NEW-YOBK AMI BOSTON.
REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWfEF NEWYoRK AND PROVIDENCE no 50.
BEIwf.EN NEW.YoRK AND BOSTON 40 ~
sfONINGTON LINE
sET and sToETNGToN leave PIER 49, North River FOOT Of
al sssl:Ps 8 point,
pepots AID cas. eSSss s sSsdTsd at Sneea Of
"s'''o'' Fso%ISESe% LikE .s;ss9 .,
tpSS ssaa: ~ .s., ssoaa
Prs a ssr ion. 70 .scD aia pS
l. v. FilNss. g. p. Ast u. y. BABcocK. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
Gounirp Real Gsiate for Sale.

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COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Erie Il. r., one
" hour from city, near DEPOT pree, $1,000. VIII TX
CHANGE fog house IN BrO0klyn KULASD * WltiIiNt,
bBeekiban&t
FOR SALE-A fine Southern FARM OF easy
i access modern buildings and OutDlug5 In gOoi order.
VIM De sold cheap Ad1r,s5 sou IHEN, Tribune Olhce.
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-10 to 80
acres LARGE house IN good repair well she.ol args
barns, traits OF all kinds; hhe location, depot
hours ridc irom NewYOik- Apply ~ WILLIAM IACkAI,
SdmeryIIe n. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-07
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