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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-25
WezO advertisements.
docket case No. !,

docket case No. 4
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District OF Va
III Bankruptcy.
In the matter of David Hisey, bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg. in said District, on the 10th
day OF Janua'y, q. d., 1877.
TAKE NorIcE.-An order has been issued that
all the creditors of David Hisey. bankrupt,
appear before c. Douglas Gray, Register in Bank
ruptcy. at his office in Harrisonburg Va ON the
18th day of Febary, d.. 1877. at 10 O'Clock g. M.
and show cause, fany they have, why the real
estate of said Bankrupt consisting OF ons tract of
74a acres, valued at 100000; a second tract of
fathers estate valued at $4,000. should not be
sold free of LIENS by John L. Roller, Assignee in
bankruptcy OF the said David Hisey, and the liens
C DOUGLAS GRAY.
Jan Zo-2t Register iii Bankruptcy.
docket case No.
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIfED
l. states Tor the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Daniel Weaver Bankrupt.
At Harrsonburg. in said District. on the 17sh
day OF January, a. d., 1877.
Take Notice.-An order has been issn cd that
all the creditors Of Daniel Weaver bankrupt
appear before C. Douglas Gray, Register in Bank
ruptcy. at his Office in Harrsonburg, Va. on the
18th dayof February q; d. 1877. at 10 o'clock. a.
m. and show cause. II any they have, why the
real estate Of said IT, Of az
tanning ia acres of Mountain land. valued at
$780, and the third one fourth interest In $50
acres. valued at $500. should not be sold free OF
liens by John E. Roller, Assignee in bankrupt
cy of the said Daniel Weaver, and the liens trans
ferred to the fund in court.
C. DOUGLAS GRAY.
Jan 23-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
docket case No. -
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il states for the Western District of Virginia.
in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Moses Gwin, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg. in said District, on the 18th
day of January, q. d., 1877. 80.
Take Notce-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of Moses Gwin, bankrupt APP
pear before c. Douglas Gray, Register in Bank
ruptcy. at his office in Harrisonburg va, onf the
18th day OF February a. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock. a.
M; ard show cause Il any they have why the real
estate OF said bankrupt. consisting OF one-han
OF acres lying in Bath county valued at $500.
and one-half of 81 acres of Mountain land wing
in Highland county valued at $500. should not be
sold free OF liens by John L. Roller, Assignee
in Bankruptcy OF said Moses Gwin, and the liens
transferred to the fund in court.
C. DOUGLAS GRAY
!an2J-2t Register iii Bankruptcy.
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ASSIGNEE'S SAKE
REAL ESTATE
RAPPAHANNocK COUNTY. VA.
ASSIGNEE's SAKE

By virtue Of an order in the District Court of
the United States for the Western District of
Virginia, will, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY lsth 1877,
in front of the Court House door of Rappahan-
mock county sell, as Assignee of John L. Poe, at
public auction, to the highest bidder all the real
estate OF John L. Poe, named by him in his petit
ton in Bankruptcy and the schedules filed there
with.
This property consists OF tract OF land con-
aiming
ABOUT 100 ACRES,
upon which the said John L. Poe resides-in the
county OF Rappahannock.
THE TERMS OF SALE WILL BE.-One-fourth
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the
balance in six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest thereon from the day of sale, and ample
personal security for the deferred payments, and
the legal title to be retained until the whole
amount OF purchase money shall be paid.
H. s. MENIFEE.
jan IS tbs Assignee Of John L. Poe
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LADIES'.

List of Letters Remaining In the P0stOf-
flee at Staunt0n, Augusta County, Va.
- JANUARY rs, 1877.
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LA DIES.
Alexander, Mrs. NJ Johnston, Miss Mary C
Burden, Mrs. A.C Maupin, Miss
Bellmer, Miss Cora Parkins, Mrs Isaac
Brooke, Mrs John Parker, IA
Bell Miss Salie Partlow MY
Clark, Miss Peggie Rageste, Mrs Annie
Dennis, Miss Emma Roane Mrs Lawrence
Grandin, Miss Mary Terrell Mrs Mary
Clifford, Mrs. NJ Thomas, Miss NJ
Henkle, Miss Viata Wilson, Miss Jane
Howard, Miss Paola Wright, Miss Nela
Johnson, Annie White MrsSE
Jones, Mrs NJ P
GENIL EMEN.
Ambroselle, j D Loving, John
Binfcrd. James + Mayes Ben
Brown Preston Overton, Spencer
Carter, JohnCF Robinson Paul
Childs, Thomas Shaw, G
Edwards Jno Smith, VIM
FITCH, James Senger, John
Hanger, H West, Frank
Herndon, James W Winston, Jacob
Jones, + Whitlock VIM
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sTAUNTON MARKET, JAN. .5, 1877.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY A. RICHARDSON.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

NezU Advertisements.
WANTED! 1000 heads OF good Cabbage-10O0
+ w Bushels of good Irish Potatoes for which
thlEhighes CASH market price will be paid, deliy.
erred to G. D. PEARMAN,
1 jan 25-2t No. 8, South Augusta St.
ENirst-class Boarding House.
Just opened. No. 2s8 Lewis Street, doors from
thf late Col. Baldwin's residence, by
MISSES HENRY.
Parties wishing good accommodations and com.
/, Portable home. will do well to apply at once.
jan lists
NISSOLUTION.-Thea firm OF G. s. Walker Bro.
II heretofore conducting the Drug business
sbIfed. VIC
Twill continue the business at the old stand
NO. l05, Main street, where I will be pleased to
serve my old friends and patrons and the public
GENERALLY, with the very best drugs, medicines,
Sc. hereby tender ny thanks for past patron
ture. RespectfuIly ~ "
jan 4-St g. s. WALKER.
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AssIGNEE's SALE
! AOSIGNEE' s SAIIT
OF
r E. AL EST TIE
RAPPAIIANNOCK COUNTY. VA.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 1877,


By virtne of an order entered in the District
Court OF the United States for the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia, will, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th. 1871
In front OF the Court House door of RIPARIAN
mock county, sell, as the Assignee of Daniel w.
Bolts, at public auction to the highest bidder all
the real estate of Daniel W. Bolts, named by him
In his petition in Bankruptcy and the schedules
filed Herewith.
This property consists OF several
HOUSES AND LOTS
in the Village OF Woodville, in Rappahannoel5
county. and interests in lands in the neighbour
hood OF Woodville in said county.
/ THE TERMS OF SALE WILL BE-One-fou nth
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the
balance in six, twelve and eighteen months. with
interest thereon from the day of sale; ana ample
personal security for the deferred payments, and
the legal title to be retained until the whole
amount OF the purchase money shall be paid.
H. s. MENIFEE, Assignee
ian 25 ids of Daniel W. Bolts.
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VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Jan 25-tds
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two hundred years? What now would be
| their mental and moral standard?
| In this connection we will quote from q
recent writer, who travelled in the South and
communicated his observations and impress
4 sion to a New York Journal. The gentle
man issan Experienced and eminent educator
himself from Northern State. Speaking OF
the University Of South Carolina, of which
DR.. Cumming is President, where for the
past four years, the students have been most
ly colored, he says: "The faculty has been
Programmed, and among the Professors is
one colored man, Professor Greener who
graduated with high honors at Harvord.
The number of students at present is about
| 120. In answer to an inquiry as to his opin-
ion OF the mental capacity of the negro, and
his faculty for acquiring knowledge, DR..
Cumming said that this was a question that
| had been often asked him. and that he inva-
riably refused to answer until he had suti-
| Gent experience to warrant his forming a
| decided judgment and conviction in his own
mind. He had now had two years Of such
experience, with this problem constantly be-
fore him, and the result was that he was
firmly convinced, and had no hesitation in
saying, that, il his opinion, there was abso-
lutely nothing in the color of a mans skin
as indicating his mental capabilities, but ev-
erything depended upon his opportunities.
He said that since he had been President of
the University he had taken special pains
to test this question by a comparison, not
only of the blacks with the whites, but also
with the partly cclored or mu'attoes. and
of the mH!attoes with both of the other
classes. lie had made an average of their
scholarship and progress, as shown by their
daily marks, and he could see no difference.
As a matter of fact, the black students were
a little ahead, OIL their average marks, OF
both whites and muattoes. which he attrib-
utel to their closer application to study,aris-
ing, perhapg, from their anxiety to maintain
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johnson Maria Adea le, from Ronioat.
PnlLADFLiuA June 21-Arivei steamships NHiman cen
dence paance from Fal river. Ann Eliza from NowNok
harks Angelica, from Gi -"nt Gact1 ron N1ght sc =
Veto from Key West EiEaprh Lcc, from Pensacola; H. n
lnvc from Fau l1iver Fre - ali nom Hit itiiisi N'.
James ~lttcrthwaitr from Bosom Ramon de Alui o. lrh
somerset V. /. lho,nau and W. II. kand from Boston
Mary Jane, fom PoromnSc Rveri ". ~ lii' kfai n'iN'
York RIVER Cleared steamship J. G. iddlc for New YORK
schIs y. LoNell and J. simmons, or YAH kvcr " a.
MCrimon and iona McComb FOR H3vprhill Jonn n &C.
pouuel for lcm'nL sailed, 3ih, steamships Leopard ana
Monnr Ala June Cleared schrs seguln for Kingston;
Elizabeth. tor Havana VITA iumoer o,.
NRw OEirASs Ju.c 1j-ras.es- Arrived steamship city
Merida. NewYork. via Mexican ports. Salei shp
FORTRESS NONGoE June 2iArrved, harks Patent ITO u
Dover: Eaolo Dub IN. seeking. sailed nak - -
Alrte Gola intent eud Rosa a. for Crs AuFustina r
Potejaan Ne~ Light for Rio Jaaero Geroiima 0hyyar'
fr QueVlsown: hrlg Jose ori0, to -4uHuIeIt NJ T. hdl
ring,ou, iar iCifuegos; Fleetwood for iisrh1docs
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAASIiIpr. ..
nyEE June 2'.-1he General Trans4taniic EonpahK2 n
ftclrs ip ador, Can't sanger from Ncw-fmk June To-
by way 81 lln0utn. arrived az ooncG this morn NJ
MOyiiiF jane 2l.-rIc Aln Line ett1 ashp .oia'l1l'
Capt. Graham, from Montreal June ~ by WY Vi N"'
june la Liverpool. arrived heic To-day. ..,t,
CUFR's sI0WN, June 2j.rhe Amer can Inc stealsll, ,
Iiuois capt -lackiord fron Philadelphia June a. aiIlVeu
here today ana proceeded 10 Live pool ,, . pos,on
The Cuarl Lire steamship Chua Can't GIL from p,,u
june T. arrived h,ro al O'Clock lhis moiMus anu lo'
LoNDoN june 25rhc Nationol steamship The Qneen'
Capt. Bragg New YORK June j. arrived heI ~ In
GLASGOW. Jn.e 2s-rhe State Lane steamship 'tale y,
yysnia Capt stewaIt from NewNofk June l4S'o'
HAVASS June S5-ihe steamship Columbus, Capt Reed
from Ncw.YorE. arrived here ths morning. o., r,o,r
QUEuUc. June 25Ihe st,amship P"lh'siAh o"p~ Di''
from IAyerp lOl arrived here at 6:i5 H. N. today
DISASTER
PORT coInoESF 25rhe Mary and schr cossaeS m
ashore Morgaus Point TINS morning IN "ios' e
has gone TO their assistance
FOR --latest ShiD He,cs see Ftnh Pdoel
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Sales on Gufllon

NOTICE.-MORRIS WILKINS. AuctoneeF,
~ win sell Pubic sale, at the ause ~
Trlvtv. DAY, 2Stl June 1871 at IL cioch
M by Department Of Docks the sieS,tHs
Dr.ceug NJ acliues Pile u ivers ana 10 lIt
Machine Nud Scows For fun information, see TIE Oiii
RECORD. for sale at No = CITY liaiL
Dolce Department City oil New 1oLk.- nc
500 MuiboIryt June "a az 10 a. ~ G. A. tSohn IIo N
Bv JOIN II DRAPER d CO., Auconecrs.
rVUE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and
4 WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY viii sell
125.OOO TONS SCRANTON COAL
st public auction. WEDNESDAY, June 27, at II O'Clock
' SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises Gee. $50 sun scts.... 1885 Clock fast. 2S6-
noou fises Moon souths III Moons age, days 10
lf4H WATEN IO.pAY-A VI
Sandy Tgoot pos GOV Island $40 hcll Gate...1O29
WAIEE TODAY T. A.
Sandy Hook. $50 trOV. Island SOB heh GatelOff
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pArr I1I..-sryvorr. ].


A gentleman sent his Irish servant TO a
Nc llsru. "a tcrv Co e,t dc,nljohu. " Mstner Cav
fori ,erit Ile hen. 10 ge tmmercrit." said Pat.
what a. exclaimed the aston shed shopkeeper dim
rlcrcrat." repeated the Irshmau. "NuW, wasn't u "a
Geni1iu le sent you o. ccti &c And shurc its iooiE
viii tr so are Was the differ Int n all the me
thing whether its dmmcrcr1t or dein9vhni IL .
soiuotliug 10 hold bai whisky, anyhow"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
nRnpnSAIS for the PL,ECHASE of NALU-

! ABLE REAL E,rATE. MACHlN NEi:Y, IS. for NAN
TFAt'rURI AGEIC UIIU RAJ lNfLEME ~ Is In ac-
win an orter Of the Chan cor 81 New Jersey
Proposals received by the Subscriber at the
law Office o. RARTINE & DAVIS, IN Somrrylr y. j. until
~ M of MONDAY the "a day ol July Is T. for be purci Sc
estate with Macue shops EIgne, FoundrlN, &c
The Mower Reaper COMPANY situated al Piips
bur y j. together with The Machinery, Patterns nee IL
c ts and shop rights belonging tlcTct H. Pro. Osas can
be made whole of part thc1eoi dess
nat - by the bidder .,,
At tie place and manner, arate proposals VIII
b. purchase of tn real estate Machinery
above, belonging l. the same COMPANY, situated al
RaTitan. N.J.
the proery with conditions AMI any other niOima
lion relating thereto, De Had application 10 the sub
rbci, Newman 4 Wool at Phlhlsburg Works or VII
ham = Opie. AT RlTitGn, y. J. - - - -
LARUE VREDENBURGH
Receiver Of Screw Mower and Reaper Com any.
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Recover Of screw Mower ana Reaper Com any
SOncryic. NJ May 23, 1871
V'O IRON MANUFACrCRERS.-P
4 AIS FOR TIE IRON.WORK OF 4 LIGHTHOUSE
TO BE ERECTED on FORT RIPLEY SHOAL CHARLES
OFFICE OF TIIR LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER.

CHAELE-ION. 5. G.. June 20 1877. {
SEALED PROPOSALS. una ie on forms firn.shcd for the
uurr,st this Office unit. ~ O'Clock OF
JUiN 20 1877 manufacturer, for furnishing te
of all kinds necessary for the completion
with the specifications ana drawings OF The
METAL WORK Of q pile lighthouse % be erected
Fort Ripley c. areStOa HaruOr, G. The
of the contractor on board of vessel
OF Vessrs Il hy lUgt by bidders tie mauLfaC
turers workshops and accessible To such vessels. Each hid
must accompanied los b0ad signed by the bidder and two
competent suIccs in the sum OF tWO tao snd dollars S2OCO
he event Of TIE acccta OF such bid hc necessary
contract will into within tlO days after
has been eVra that { e bid Ia, be accepted.
COPY ;ic spcCihca must be Incl Icd with the bid
evidence object Of the lrou0sal Plans spect aOns
forms proposals. snl fu information ~ regard 10 the
m be obtained fIOm the undersigned.
The ngt reject any all bins or 10 waive defects. II
Of the Government to do
reserved.
All proposals he signed sealed and ind0rsed Pro
posas the metal WoCk screw lie lighthouse Tor Fort
kpy SLOu Charleston Iarbor = c. aud then iucloSe in
envelope AMI directed prepaid 1" The UNDERSIGNED.
W. a. JONES, CaDt Of Eneireers, L. :. A,
Engineer sixth Lighthouse District
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SlluniloNs WauIeo-- females.

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YoEK TRIgUNE WILL BE- RECEIVED o,I AT tlE
a., or SOS west Twenty thri,st Eigntaye; 700
Thrl ave- cor Forty seyenthst ai ne IL iAEn UI
lIIarem savings Bank Building up to p ln al Regular
Office rates
AT NAURICE LINDQUIST's Swedish Ser
Y ants; once os Eas; 27th.st-swedsh. German and
Protestant servants only Female ana maze lof city
aud country.
TSIMNS', SELECT AGENCY. !, 1,2S3 Broad
y way between 32d and 33dsts will be found The best
COLORED sERNANIs if any eShaeny h ny in tlg d G5 % az
The shortest notice.
A n MRS. LOWE, GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
~ HoTs6 oIm,a wi! TAys % for iD ali eapac hotels EMPLOY
In than ionr servants wli, ma & ~ 70 @ @ interest " ''i
Ar BEDELL'' $40 and 3l2 Fourth-aye.,
n will be found a nunbe of drstclss sEHNANIS,
suitable for private imss no'e ,a ara and useful ma.
Dotn Protestant ana Catholic for city aud country.
AN American lady who has had young ladies
~ under for years. would Ike to take CHARGE ol
family motheess girls; speaks FreuGh nue19y and ~
PXTI y s. Marksiace y y No object to travelling
At PARIS & Co.'S RELIABLE AGENCY,
n 72 Broadway, 3Sd-si-Servants, NAL aud iennle
ony eagasy or city and cSS9'ry % & iSr ssfans a and
CSEoics Of ali narOnates; references thoroughly nYest-
A y the OLD BOOKHAM' SERVANTS IN
n srrUrE removed 10 $50 an ns5 Ard chr oq
hand large namier o. very s'sn9 sndsss house%orsers
for te Pg,5 Py1ss non.e. iS' T TRAYMoN6 D. Pfoprgoi
C,uANBERMAID and WAIIRESS-By
y Llsy respectable and well e9 %ar TO s s iii
first class ehaInpyrm'd ahh Yer. ~ g r ,scily soler
yer, Xc; understands TIE Dush,ss III Vt' ~ sss
honest and "6Asaf a5 ey Of T RHY Mon b. Pr5preor
NOOK.-Wanted, situation by lirst-class Scotch
sok; las the best Of references Mrs. REY
NoLDs. Sew rrotestant Aeenc, Az 4thaye.
rOOK. wash and iron, chamber work, and
was IN the s sSy at ihs o ASGNcY III Wa%eeypaee
no fee charged.
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5lIuaIlons UanIe0-- Malcs.

5lIuaIlons UdnIe0-- tfiales.
COOK.-Nian as cook in hotel or restaurant
u,lo.stauds his business thoroughly god reference
ljl West l+thst.
GALESMAN.-A German butcher wishes Il
y situation a. salesman IN shops IN his present place io
the asJ three years. Adjrcs d. NJ, ltbuie Obicr.
ETSEFUL LAD.-A useful lad wants stu
ton city country, make himself generally useful
be is used 10 ali country take care
ior,es cattle milk. his ard, very little can De
seen at me PROTESTANT HOME, l&o 6thaye, above
lOth-st.
EvSFFUL MANA useful man; farm, gar
4 0,n, milk and be generally useful he strong in
dusiriols wiling Oblgmg ana not afraid OF work as goo
reference be at the PROTESTANT HOME 43'
6thayc, near lOthst.
NSTAITER-By a young Frenchman with eX-
w cellent references is thoroughly Trustworthy honest
and strictly wOIld like 10 get riautnt III
a urvate fimily. Call AT JACQuIN'S BUREAU, 0O- oth
ave, 3JtAst.
WAITER and USEFUL MANLY Il respect
w aue colured man. city county he Is competent
ard willing to do any Of work, doors OF out; Is g0d
ana VIII DO everything Ia
scrVceable tor moderate wages thc SEASON.
eau Doe seen al the PROTESTANT HOME, I3o 6thaNe,
above lUthst
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Proposals
TGEAsrRY DrrARrNEyT.

-
NOTICE is hereby given that SEALED PRO
y POSAI = iu duplicate win be Iecciyea AZ IN Depart
neut uu; ~ O'Clock II FRIDAY the 9TH OF JULY,
1871 performing an the labor IN tho Public ore coe
OF and in the CITY of New York. tor ufti
term OF tre ycls and the 18th day OF july n.Ni
urou the conditions forth ia statement filed in the Once
o the Collector u the Port Ot New Nok, where lu lhoia
in regard thereto may be obtained.
The Proposals addressed the "SccrctaTy Of the
Treasury Washington ID. c." and will be inOorscd Pro
po,as for performing labor in the Public store az New
York" JOHN SHERMAN, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Gtatlonern.

ERANCIS & LOUTREL, 10 Maidcn-lane
STATIONERS and PRINTERS; low prices; your custom
solicited
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pnMFs P1RTs.

JALHNoRF, June zj.-AIrlVed, steamships Falcon, from
Cherlesion TuckahOe. iTOm AewbeTn y c. schb pm ann
Anna from Bath. Me; j. EodWe Addic r. snow, ahd May
hunroe from IOckIand Me. &. II. EsJou from dit0wn.
Ne fanagut from ST. MaIys, Ga; George h Nfeelaud,
tm New Haven Elizabeth from Boston r. NJ Reed,
ivn Ne" Maven Cleared steamship Johns Hopkins ioF
BosTOs. June 25-ATived steamships gaavs from Liver
POI Roman, from Philadelphia barss ean Anna. from Pa
fbO Pie IP ~ Pierre, Mart. COsair, nom Bafba
eoes schre Ella ~ watts from baltimore A. II. Hickman
haue U. Robinson. Isaac L. Clark MARY Weaver ". r.
faaio. May T. SUMMONS, aud L. v. Fax from Pllsde
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

ITTT IUTIIn NET' 0IHIIIt'
1892 Cox sgt. Conner.
I2l5 Heil nav aCt DcForest
1913 RUPERT agL Davidson
1881 WI tc Hrf. Nelio.
1850. llUrulun aeG sChneld'
CabdCk.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
CMITII HOUSE,

~ ORNWAIIrON-ITIF-H II0VE
Large welfurnished rooms hiaKn Nies = sSS
lawns wi good crnqdet grounds acc mnodatOhs nr
shs % $500 ' 1. IL. SMITH, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
FORTIGN FOKTs.

LCSnoN June 25-sailed 2lst Grant capt Florenas fo
Sewlora Meta. capt NsnsGow Aiphgnse e. p gig =,
Nhitae, capt Olsen 10Th Faucon Lesseps Pros
peuls aOssO ROnanO latter for Baltimore. Arrived lOi
yaslfr .Oth. Maip1 Hueya aircras Z3d Isabpdt. Ne
boz ih,s Falcl, OIono Mar Mckee 24t, Maria Hepet
figia Fteess Anna Oncta For Capt lascn, roiande
Lnoo Gem. Capt EcLarison 25tn. Cambndge Cspt I'M
Is =. Hafbtz. Eeu. Goucyeye Strickland Noiagci, capt
Clsse Josephine Capt. West Ocean, Capt Paulseni La
edo, Baltimore, the latter Oh Isle OF Wight
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

y VI This popular summer resort VIII open ~ l. ioi
table. celebrated medicinal baths owned by house.
Climate pures drest and coolest in America Illustrated
circulars free. Address
Dr. :. :. FITCH y. Y. CITY, or TO sheldon Springs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Gre &ream.

Hlarole ano 5inie HlnnIcls.
A TTENTION Now Is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. go. =.
Prices slate steps aOd 1sers ana an kinds Oh
slaie work PENRlINN SLATE Co,
80 Union -sguare. y. Y l4tlave. and lfthsL)
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

| nRESSMAKER.-A competent French dress
all branches wishes few engagements IN lam
ies or work able terms. Nine REDHON,
q cfll rtsrhO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

" MOUNTAINS, at a farm house, on tie bank oil the
Sctoharie Kyer excellent accommodations; magnncent
scenery and beautiful drives; boaling, bathing fishing
twelve from IlOwes Malhala Rocks,
"MInm kilL" Crumbs" "GiibOa,' and "Stony bIooAs
Falls immediate vicinity For frl particulars, al,
dress DA MEL BOUCk. Labrcu Scluarie Couuy, ny
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

INFANT's NURSE.-A Scotch Protestant
woman wishes situation infants nurse: can take en-
charge from bTh good city references Ca OF n'fes
fanrX slore. at3ta niha ave.
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49, n'Dn.urliact Nurrhy lt
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90 hrulars Conner. 1.
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L..us lua 90.
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assist with the WASHlNG-By a

~ ven respectable woman as an eheornt coos meats.
bTea sot aud other baker best reference
honest sober and ilBg els cOuntry Call al ROOk-
HAMS, $50 4th ave, bear 2ilGsI L. RAlAOND no
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GENERAL SEWORK.-Protestant gil
NJ 10 do general ork; best OF city reference 2il
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Up ToWN OFFICES 40. LESS Broadway, cor Thirty Is
At OF ;,OO West Twenty hirisi cor. kightlaNc5 SOO
Third ave- Forty seyenhst; at The HARLEM OffiCE
M THIRD one hundred and euty f0uIti
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,UccASVNNA. N. IA healthy and pleasant
- ioc,nn Good H1 ARD ia private family AT Snceasunni
Morris County NewJerrey' rooms laeo, shs
rroauet ground goOe hehhS' "i'is
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IOUSEWORK.-A German Protestant yonnng

By an American girl; not particular sbon wages ca
M ousork take care children. and wiling Ia De gen
erv useful for city country has good references ~
t,a pfO1'E5~IA HOME, l3S bthayc, above lOtlSL
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NOOK-By n very highly respectable aud re-

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y commenced young WOMAN II years cy reter.nce lrom
Que Of the families the city; DO all kinds oi fonc
Engl.h other cooking. meats. pastry creams Jcles AL
Kinds Of Ices gets all binds side dislesi excellent baker
s and ars neat sober honest, aud ohhging
country cty. Call az BOohliAMS, go suaNc, near
24thst /. RAYMOND. Proprietor.