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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15
THE RUTLAND HER AID
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ., lStS,
The HcN, Holland weeks.
IN run rvl1lNy ~ wulrE

sixty years age, the Rev, Thomas \
Merrill and the Rev Holland Weeks
were the two mos, prominent ministers in
Vermont, on the West side Of the moun
tain. II either were moro distinguished
than the other, it was Mr. Work-, a- Is
witnessed 10y the greater frequency with
which his services as a preacher were t.
quircd ON special occasions. But while
Mr. Merrill reputation steadily increased,
and his memory is still fresh and fragrant
in Vermont, the very name Of Nlr. Week,
has passed into utter forgctfulno>. in the
churches where once he was so well
known. 1t will not be amiss now To put
upon record, for the frs, time, the leading
facts in his life The materials for such a
record are sut 'iently abundant but quite
widely scattered. The principal author
itics L. which reference has been made in
preparing this paper are Weeks History
Of Salisbury, Vt, lIobart's History OF
Abingdon, Mass, Charman's Alumni Of
Dartmouth College, Emcry's Ministry Of
Taunton, Contributions 10 the Ecnlcsias.
teal History Of Connecticut, Vermont
Adviser, vols ., 4 and >, American Quart.
crly Register, vols. sand Is, and manus.
crip,s Of "P, VI W"
Holland Wcoks, SON of Holland and
Hannah Mo,cly' Weeks, was born in
Brooklinc, c., 90th April, liGs. Holland
Weeks, senior WAS tho son Of Ehcno2cr,
who was the son Of Joseph, who was the
son Of one Of three brothers" who emf
grated from England ahou. 1880 and
settled near Boston. Hannah Moscly wa.
descended, following the maternal line all
the way, from John and Priscilla Alden
for former Of whom was the first Of the
pilgrim, who ST foot on Plymouth Rock,
and the latter Of whom has been made
famou, in story and song by her naive
question" Prythcc, John, why do You
not speak for yourself" The subject Of
this notice, therefore, had what Cotton
Mathcr quantity calls, " the mercy Of u
good descent"
At the age Of sixteen he became a
Christian, and he felt it his duty to pre-
pare for the ministry, but poverty and
the lack Of convenient schools hindercd
him for several years from pursuing the
necessary studies Early in 1880 the
family moved to Salisbury, Vt, and,
soon after, he commenced prcpar-
ing for college under direction Of
the Rev. John Barnet Of Middleburv He
entered Dartmouth College in 1871, and
was graduated in 1875. Among his class
mates who attained to cminenco were
Samuel Worcester ODD, Thomas Smell,
.D.D1 John Nose. the celebrated teacher
David Everett, author Of the popular iu-
yenilc poem, You'd scarce expect one of.
my age, etc, not to mention five or six.
who rose TO no higher distinction than
that Of being members of Congress lie
studied theology with the Rev. Ephraim
Judson of Sheffield, Mass, and the Rev.
Stephen West, ID, Of Stoekbridge, the
latter of whom was a Calvinist Of the OK
tremc school, and thoroughly indoctrin-
ated him with that type Of theology.
He was ordained pastor of the First
Congregational Church in Waterbury,
Conn, 20 November, 1899. The Rev
Ephraim Judson preached the sermon.
That church, now so strong and the mother
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Addison County Pair.


t-- "e+'" 'f.''.A , .h'tAhg NA'
continued to-day Owing To- tho mcctinc
at Plattsburg, or ,ane other cause, y a n.
tendance was not yuy large,
Music was furnished by ths Whiting
brass band' under the leu ,,r,hip Of Henry
Casey,
Those who Nave srtnlcl The previous
fares say that ,hc present display If arti,
eles Is below tho average number. Ger.
family, Floral and Mechanic Halls pre-
scented to-day a rather moagre show, The
same may be said Of the display OF farm.
ing tools IN general, There were several
horse rakos, however which deserve fur.
Their notice.
Up 70 II o'clock to-day the number Of
entries was about seven hundred, The
following arc among the more important
OF horses there We're nine stations, two
saddle horses, thirty brood mares and
colts; also large number Of driving
horses were entered, but many were not
numbered, where there was not much
probability Of taking the premium,
There were fourteen articles under the
head Of butter, cheese and sugar; twelve
of swine and pigs; fifteen of cows and
heifcrs; twelve Of oxen and steers The
cattle are very fine, There i,no premium
offered for sheep, yet several we'll known
gentlemen have some on exhibition. Col.
stowoll Of Cornwall, has a very large
number
The fruit is very fine and especially
a large assortment Of grapes raised by
Mr., Ira Brown Of New Haven,
There was a hay-loadcr which i, very
fine machine, by \. B. Douglas, and will
be worked on the ground.
Mr.. Styles, as usual, shows a very large
assortment of some Of the best pictures OF
all kinds, from ordinary yiguctto to the
largest oval frames
Mr., Tobn Of Midlcbury has "a very
extra lot Of penmanship specimens. The
drawings are as natural as ordinary on
cravings and are hettcr than are usually
executed. We speak with knowledge.
The afternoon was spcu. in showing
horses on the course 90 a large extent.
DIR. Loriny was late, ow;pa,t I. the DELAY in
the arrival Of the train. .anl his adJres,
could NOT rom, .g d.. ,,b,. ,,ro;,,.3
hour
Tho attendance, i, Va, af,,rr..,, ,,.,y
uuite LARGO. Tho ARTICLE. WORE If h,,ter
quality than. usual. tl,.n..L l.,. in o,,ap-
tity. OWING In lack +, time mention If
the rcst will la deferred till Tomorrow
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" Ray which had, instead Of teeth, con-
cave wteelslo cut up tho dirt il worked
Wei, on the claycy s1il, which did not, of
course, decide as To- is ability to do work
On stony land,
Nothing was done II importance in the
forenoon Of to-day except reading the pro-
miums from the stand at half past eleven
Owing TO the noa-appearanee Of some OF
the committees and q mistake of the treas
urer in drafting the report, tho list was
very incomplete, and many classes were
not heard from, II was announced that
a full report would BE- given in the Mid
dlebury Register The afternoon is TO be
taken up with thu races, TO begin at tw4
o'clock,
DEpICNTEp,-Iu Shorcham, on last
Friday Oct "a, neat chapel was dcdi-
GATED for tho use OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. II cost some $4,000
The sermon was by Rev, Mr., Bailey, of
this place,
TuE GREAT MNss meeting ATI
PLArrsEuRGH,-Thc Republican mass
meeting at Phttsburgh, y. Y, on
Wednesday, says n. Burlington Times,
was great success, Some 5000 from
Vermont alone must have been present,
and more than l,00o persons were com.
PEELED TO stay over in Burlington from the
tnsuficienoy of water transportation To
Plattsburgh, the "Oakes Ames" made
two trips, and the Montreal carried a full
boat load. The number of persons present
Ut the great meeting are variously estim-
ated at from l2,00O to, $4,000; many of
the delegations being handsomely uni
formed, having band, Of music, &e. The
enthusiasm was like that attributed 10
the campaign Of 1910. Among the
speakers were Generals Sicl,les and Pleas
anton, Judge Poland and Senator Ed
muuds The President Of the Conycn-
ton was Mr., Stewart, of Ellenburg, The
Democratic meeting at Kceseyillc was a
fl1lc as Hoffman failed "to come to
time" The lake Was So rough that few
Of our boys" returned last evening.
TuE LAEeE>y ADVERTISING Coz
TRACT given eva: in leG~, and probably
the largest ever given to one advertising
firm Al one time, j. thstof the proprietor,
- p'rrt4.f..,,. I1f,..,.. e.. o.. u u g.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
to whom belongs the Western and Principal Por.
tion ui The Main'Stem Line, receive from the
United States Government,
!. Ihe night of way through the Territories,
with the use Of timber anl materials along the
route,
IL. An absolute grant of twenty sections pet
mile ,l2,Slo acres OF the public lands ON the line
the minimum value OF which is now fixed at $50
Per scrc,
III. \ special issue OF L. :. SIX percent
Bonds, at the average rate Of 81, ooO par mile, de-
hNcrci as the work progresses which the Com
pany ale allowed 10 repay within thirty years
mainly by transportation SERVICES.
N. Authority 10 issue thy,r own First Mort
gage Bonds % the same amount, having the pre-
teuel lien superior to that OF the Government.
'. 10 receives, m a3,lluuu, donations and sub
,iiigs from the STATE aud Cities at California,
amounting To more than tA,oa1oop m gold
Or An nFarcttt" OF lash Resource, ton loustruc-
ton OF more than sixty millions upon 3 mules,
independent OF the ten millions of acr,s OF public
lands, and further subscriptions 70 the Capital
stock. The carly completion Of the enterprise Is
therefore beyond All doubt;
This Company have already carrsl their r'aI
successfully across the Sierra Nevada Mountains,
ana are rapidly extending the track acrpss the
salt Lake Plains, and have already valuati.
way-tnHse thereon. BESIDES mileage upon all
through business, this road, having the best lands
toy settlement, the most Trrlustiyr mines, Tie
nearest markets, and being exempt tron comp,,I-
uon, viii alUtys command lang" revenues. Thu
Ne. earnings upon 'hc aumpletel paftI'n arr
more than double ID. ta.ai annual interest Iuta-
I,i,- 60 Dec assumed th1"upIu.
Tia, Un3.y- j .h.t Tor s,l., snI uermu.ul
90 investors, lN.
FIRST MORTGAGES #-NEAE COLD BONDS
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FOURTH OF July NEXT.

Morc than tSo'thiris of the Through Line and
l'rtnehrs he'weea The Missouri River and the
Pacific Ocean are constructed, al a cost of nearly
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,

Aud The remainder Is being pushed forward with
unparalleled yigur. The
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DIANO FORTES AND ORGANS,
CLUETT Il SONS,

20, River Street, Troy,
Wholesale ana Retail dealers in
PIANO FoRTES, ORGANS. & MELoDEoNs,
invite the attention of the residents OF Rutland
Village and County TO the following
CARD:
"srEISwAY HAIL. NEW YoRK, Feb. Goth, 1868.
ssMessrs Cluett s. Sons, of Troy, n. " are
hereby appointed Our Sole Agents for Rutland
Village aud County, Vt, and we take especial
pleasure in recommending these gentlemen to the
patronage Of the musical public"
sTEINWAY & SONS.
We offer the world renowned Steinway Piano
At cheaper prices and more accommodating terms
han many inferior instruments are sold Tor. This
instrument received the First Grand Prize at the
Paris Exposition, and is conceded to be the Best
Piano Made.
THE HAINEs BROS Piano, Cheapest First
Glass Piano made. Prices from s3I5 to $500.
MASON & HAMLIN's Cabinet Organs.
EsTEY L. Co., Cottage Organs the best reed
instruments made for Churches, Sunday Schools,
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE,
and parties purchasing may rely upon rerelNlhs
the most complete satisfaction, and most ia'o'"-
BILE terms.
PROF. GEO. A. METTZKE.
the well known Pianist, tvhose qualifications to
select good instrument none Will quesusoh, WI
give prompt personal attention on pehah VI '"
arm 10 all who will apply TO him.
TLUETT & SONS,
go, River Street, Troy,
aprill6dSwly, and Dslevaa House, ALBANY
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.,' 10y , VA ''.' - " IAN
,'.''' ~ 49,, '-l' 90 q '"Ne' VI
,,,i '.'o' '''@ "a '"SU'"S'
g, 'L-'l 81 9!''' u,Sis'laIeu MT.
''. or '. '"..'"o, ana Mr, crane OF
c'"" l,'''' ~ ""'' On, l''e speaker eject, m
I"'',. MN 81 ms erection ana conduct MN
10 Inc ei!A'f' VINO performed the duty as
5,,.1' s'.''l' .-
''N'' 'o'HS coHu"c'co u Inc oar
81 t"' mouse was uuIy sworn when he
"''''oS'o" l''' mouse rs loIloWS'
Gut's". efti, H1nt2f Representations:
am duclly, and gratefully sensible,
both If the honor and the responsibility Of
the position to which YOU have 50 goner-
Ously cAlled'mo In accepting it, | beg
leave to tender YOU my warrncst thanks
for an expression of your confidence and
rood will so highly hattering and compli-
mcatarv. And assure YOU, gentlemen.
it shall hc nay highest aim and most earn
est cnJrayor, 50 to fulfil the trust con-
tiled To- my care as to merit and secure
the further high compliment of your APP
prevail, and Justify to your own Judgment
and to the Judgment Of your constituents,
the Iropriety and the wisdom of your
choice.
\ brief experience in the admihistra.
tion OF tho duties of this Chair, happily
| assures me that may safely, and at all
umo<, rely on the aid and sympathy of
u. House III my efforts to conduct its
/ dr'lt"Faii"'s III such manner, as shall
g'H'"f" {" the established rules OF par
Hdll'1tiry proprlety, order and decorum.
And II IN our sworn Official character,
''~ i"'At"t ana honest representatives, and
=o''.hahS o. the people we are so 1ortun-
1'' ~ L, MAINTAIN ana Perpetua'e IN It's
'y''e ' ,i f ,. o'Sh NY the hlgh ana
IVY , .,'p.o 'i,@l"C.el VI 'ao i4tstsiaeuIo %
si',,, 30 anu :. llai,iV III
|t'ie,' ,'i'st ',as,'.'tru' sno Spo'.cs' puile
", gi - t.a' .ia'y 49, 49, We oah d.
s''g t!., ~ o.,' iaDoaS o.,' ieSsoao 70 9ui
o ba"d and fooI al o '.sr nv y
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Ir H. J 80 we ',iu Ia ~ o,I slew aiusi
TIA So IL - ~ ~, ~ az ~
, az f','' 60 III seu 'n0 iio"se " VI.
,Tr Canrarso IS Wilt I no S
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to whom belongs the Western and Principal Por.
ton ui the Main'stem Line, receive from the
United States Government,
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!. The night of way through the Territories,
with the use OF timber anl material. along the
route,
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BASE BAII~-A match game of base
ball was played at Dandy, Wednesday,
Oct. 9TH, between the ID nine of the Otter
Greek Club, of Dainty, and tho I'd nine of
the ilyburnia Club, of Dorset, resulting
in favor Of tho Otter Creek Club. The
score stood as follows: Otter Creek Al.
IIyburnia %.
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IL, An absolute grant of twenty sections per
mile N2,Slo acres OF the public lands ON the line
the minimum value OF which Is now fixed at $50
per scrc,
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III. \ special issue OF L. :. sax percent
Haajs at the average rate 81, ooo par mile de-
lNcrvi ~ the work progresses which the Com
p1ny ale allowed 20 rrpay within thirty year,,
mainly hy transportation srryic,s.
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~. Authority 10 issue thyr own First Mort
gag, bonds 20 the same amount, having the pre-
ieuel lien superior 20 that of the Government
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V. Il receives. m allluon, donation, and SUBJ
,idies from the STATE aud Cities of California,
amounting. 20 more than tA,oao.oop lu gold,
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Hon. Martin L. Love, of Bennington.
Hon. Henry a. Bent, of Franklin. and
Hon. Merritt Clark, Of Rutland, presented
their credentials, and took the oath OF
office,
Joint Resolutions were adopted, grant
ing the use Of the, Representatives Hall,
to the Vermont Bible Society, October
l4th, and to the Vermont Colonization So
ciety, October 18th.
After brief session, the Senate ad-
innrnnd
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A UCTIoN SALE OF NEW AND ELEGANT
~ RICHLY arvcd and Cit l.ahinet Eurnlturs

A UCTIoN SALE OF NEW AND ELEGANT
N Richly Carved and CIT Cabinet Furniture.
A. n. CHiSrALAR SON, nrctiopeors, will sell Fri
day November l0e O'Clock, In the spacious stores Il
Park anil Murray 4 OF lwhic they have rem ex
tlis OCCASION superb ack walnut Drawn roonf
SUITS gold and green brocael and reps subcrb
black walnut carved git Chamber suts fine Secretary
Bookcssea Desks seboards and tagers several masn,r
cent weiuut Hall acks Wnrirobes, carved Centre
Tables WasIs,and. Rocking Dining Chairs, Extension
Tables Redsesds Bureaus and black walnut Seees In gold
and ne b-ocaal The ira respectfully invited 10
above sale m which viii ne ond the largest as.ottnen. OF
fered this MI of the latest French Styles
designs patterns AMI OF superior Workmanship CRta
ogles a. r. Goods exhibition.
A. ~ CRisTaLAR SON, Auc;ioneers, No. Park place.
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A UCTION notice.. N. TAYLOR, AUCrloNEER.-
N Magnificent Honschod Furniture, p,anofore Bronzcs,
Drawing Furniture, Pantin Mirrors, &C., lie
au,ion "Wednesday at tho private residence 81 Yves,
Fifteenth street, between Filth and Sixth sale snni
mencnf ius O'Clock. Drawing roomsSupcrb Sets Furniture
oors aud geld cen gold broca,e Of the richest de-
EneeTes Bookcase Centre Tables, Cabinats, En-
cognures Velvet Medallion Carpets, Bronze ss,uary Or.
Chandeliers PER- Mantel Mirrors; Brocate Lace Cur
tans, on Paintings BY eminent artists magnificent rosewood
Pianoforte Stool Cover, Music Stand: Dng Table,
elegant SEES Ruby, Crystal Case Ware; svor Caster Sal
vers TurecDs, Dinner Tea Service; French China Din
Set rosewood walnut Dressing Bnreaus, Bedsteads
Werdrobcs Hair, Spring Mattresses; Blankets, SAFE
perenpory NJ r. The house furnished less than months
and the furniture Is In perfect order.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MARsHAL,S SALE OF HARDWARE, HOUsEFUR-
Na nshinE Goods, Tnware sc-S. HERMAN, Auctioncer,
VIII sell on Friday Nov. g. at l0n o'clock, IL Bowsry,
entire Stock Of deal vz:-About 80 lots Of the above
T. RINDsKOPF CITY Marshal
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

I'm DEMASDE-UNE FRANCHISE OIL SALT BiEN
~ conire pour sogner deux enfans dc 10 q ans S'a-
dresser Az 20, test) lanic
TIN JEUEE HoMME FRhNCAIS. QUI PARLE Ian
- 2ais. desire placer valet de chambre dams
ne bonnie maison Sadrcsser "a (oues ZONE entire
Ia Tine c. SINE av., rez-de-chausee.
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A YONG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH
n man and room no objection 10 the give
The Lest reference. Address box i4S Herald Two
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACE

WALLAcK's'
Proprietor and Manager M LESri.k WALLACE
Doors open at ~. 10 commence q ocoex:
THE SUCCESS OF TIE SE lSON.
TIL. LANCA SHl RE Lass,
THIS EVEsIN0,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
SYNOPSIS OF scENER, AND iACIDENrSt
Near Fern iesh-Wclnan's Hate-Fern eiSh Farm-ve.
Party BY johnson. Mr.. Danvile's Drawing
koom-te enhance Revenge. Street IN Liverpool The
Pier At Esremont The Night t-Despa rAocused II
Murder Ferneyh Far Unexpected return The Locke
up--Escape-siippery Dick Auslrais-ihe ARK Clouds
HAPPY Home and True-hea'ed Lancashire
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SIZES At AUCTION.


A LARGE AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
"A magnificent Household Furniture most Of which Ia in
perfect order, having been but little used.
Aessrs BARRY CO., Auct0neers will sell on this day
"Wednesday Noy the entire contents OF the large brown
House. lS6 Nineteenth between Third and Four
avenues commencing al 0 O'Clock, n of elegant
rosewood octave Pianofore nearly with
facurfs clecant Suits in French satin brocate
rich Suits In fine reps superb Turkish easy Chairs
richly carved Centre and Side Tables ortmen
of magnificent Bedroom Furniture, In richly NJ
lre Table Ware. kc N. BSale without any and
all goois positively guaranteed AZ represented.
4 UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE, BY COLE MUIR
n PLY, ut ~ High street, Brooklyn, Thurs ny, Nov at
II o'clock Back walnut Paror suit painted Chamber Suits
Brussels and three ply Carpets Bedding, &C.
A CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL CLOSE
n. out In lots Thursday positively large stock Teas aud
Groceries, fine Fixtures fine Horses, Wagons &C. first
class Grocery and Tea Store. Grocery buyers dealers
specially Invited this is finest sales of the
UcTIoN NoTIcg:AT ERNEST RoTHs FURNI-
N ture mandatory, 81 and b8 PeecEer ateeet, between
Broadway and Bowery Furniture at IS cent less than
auction prices and warranted class magnificent Paror
Suits covered with color French satin brocatel
baclo.h 49, y o, le5, f15D and s0D; also $40 COO worth
OF all kfnis ParoT, cdroom Its and Timing Room iur I
,me, cheap for cash. All goods warranted and delivered
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH.
A man and has the best city counfr, refer.
Incs Is willing and obIigng. Address t. j.,
Dhice.
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WIN Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
at o'clock at 49, Canal street, Paror Suits, Iier
and mante Mirrors Lace and other Curtains; Centre
Dining and Tea Tables; Piano. Etagercs black walnut
hogany and enameled Chamber Suits curled Hair Mat
and silver Ware; Easy Rocking and other Chairs Ward
robes Bookcase Buffet 81 % fne second hand Carpets
Ocoths Stoves, Kitchen Furniture Goods packed and
shipped. Alec lot of goods By virtue OF Chattel Mortgage
W. SMITH, Attorney.
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REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
VIII be sold, Thurs lay, ecenloer In Charleston s. g.,
undivided II Interest In the Mills House OF Charleston
This Is Of the largest andTncst hotels whole Son
admirably situated In spcnaid order. VIII easily
mediate two hundred guests. Terms onehird cash balance
In and two years; interest payable n,ay The hotel
Is completely furnished Furniture will be sold on Weines
day, Decamber2.
Other Real Estate will be sold on the 1t.
Il. w. MARSHALL. Ahsivnee Jos Purcell.
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SIT ALTON WANTED-BY STEADY YOUNG
"A man, rs coachmsn ami groom objection the
ronniy the ity reference employer. Ad
sress W. r. g. box I'D Herald office.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

pOpwoRTr'5 CLASSES FOR DANCING AT hts
n residence, No. esi Fifth avenue, Monday and Thurs.
day mornings Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons and Fri
GREETINGS Saturday mcrnlngs Tor famas on Monday
aud Thursday cysnings for senensn Also ~ the Cd lcca
and friday afternoon Tor families. Circulars may be OBJ
laln Al clthcr ncAlenv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

A SITUATION AS COACHMAN wANTED-BY a SIN.
"A gle, steady thoroughly understands hs business
Has good city reference Apply ut Wilson's livery stable II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT, SOBER,
N industrious young man. coachman and groom
WI Ing aud obi lng best city reference Address Thomas
box $40 Herald onics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

A UCTION EOTICE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
a housekeersrs, hotel keepers and the trade. Over
~ % OF magnificent Household Furniture public
this day "wednesday November O'Clock
precisely at the eeean, story private II
Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth Velvet
Bsse, and In rain Carpets elegant raror SUITS covered
with satin brocste nj harcot nccrt rosewood
Pianoorte Eta eres Bookcase Turkish Easy Chairs and
Iounges, Curtains, Mirrors Paintings, Bronzes, vascs,
Clocks Bcdstcads Bureau, Wnshstands Mattresses, Buffet
Ex cnon Table, Dining chairs China and Silver Ware,
Table Cutlery, Sale positive Private IN attendance
10 cart pack goods for purchaser
LUXE FLTZ GERALD, Auctioneer.