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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30

MILK AND WATER GESTILiTy.-An
American citizen remarked to us, day
or two ago, that it took three generations
from a shopkeeper's wife TO make lady.
Thank Heaven, American citizens with
such sentiments are, as yet, few IN num-
Der, and if they occupy prominent posi-
tons they feel themselves obliged to keep
their opinions in the absolute seclusion
which they deserve, Every country has
its class of men and women who profess
such sentiments in private, if not in pub
lie This class is large one in England.
1t is still larger in Germany, Russia and
Sweden In France it is smaller, or too
polite to express itself as freely The
missionaries of Spain and Austria Guido
those of every other nation III the AFRO
giant assertion of kindred opinion This
class of men and women are dead
weight in the progress of every country.
1t is effeminite and weak in its estimate
Of mankind 1t finds its best exponent
in the whisktred flop who dilutes
Anglo-Saxon with French quotations, and
talks of his family" or in the sallow-
faced young gentleman at large, who is
too genteel even TO dance with vigor, lives
upon his income or his father, and attend,
the club. These are the appropriate ex
ponents of the class who make such re
marks as we have quoted at takes three
generations from shopkeeper's wife t,
make lady" These, however, are mo-
the only men who express such opinions
We have heard them from those whom
we had taken for manly, energetic, gen.
uine republican citizens
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30
TIE RUTLAND HER AID
SATURDAY, JANUARY sa, ls6s
Washington tienns,

Mr. Eliot at Massachusetts,, has pre-
pared Till, which lc viii ssh introdue'
into the House ri Representatives, 10 en-
courage the establishment 1T public ma
riue schools, and Ia provide Tor the exam
nation Of master, ani mates for The mer'
chant service
Capital gossip That ten, Grant has
expressed strong opposition 10 the recon
structiun bill a, i, passed the House that
the senate Judiciary committee will ~
port adversely on the supreme court ball
and that the President will veto the eur
rency contraction hin, A. it solloSod t,
the financial roliry 81 SECRETARY Mrtul'
loch
The President i, trying on hi, old
tricks He is in,imating 20 newspaper
correspondents and Democratic Congress
men that il Congress passes the new ~
construction bill he will resist il What
ever he may now think upon the subject
IL the bill becomes a law, he viii obey i.
under advice from Seward and Stanbcrry
The Postofiiee DEPARTMENT is troubled
with mathematical il not financial irreg
alsrities In one place in Postmaster
General Randalls report he claims an cx.
cess Of receipts over expenditures OF ssiS,
600, and this figure accompanies the Pres
dents message; on the other hand. The
tables accompanying the report show .
deficiency Of 81, 100000. while. worse yet
the report Of the Sixth Auditor, also
APPENDED. shows the deficiency TO he 49,,
$3.50
-Doolittle made speech on the re-
construction bill in the Senate ON the mo-
ton to refer. in his usual fervid style
Parts of il should not have fallen from
the lips Of man who was once a Repub-
lioan. He demanded that we should nc
knowledge the citizenship of white rebels,
and spoke of the atrocity of placing them
in vassalage TO the negro. His sympa-
thies were all for the rebels and all
against loyal negroes.
The House reconstruction committee
does no. let the grass grow beneath it.
feet The bill reported from the commit
tee, a fortnight since, and passed by the
House on Monday, has but just come up
in the Senate for debate, yet new bill
was agreed 10 by the House committee on
reconstruction, on Thursday. It's vital
point is, tina, i, takes appellate jurisdic-
ton from the court in cases arising under
the reconstruction acts. There can be no
doubt of the power of Congress to pass the
bill, as the constitution is explicit on the
subject, but some OF the abIest Repub1i-
cans in the House are opposed to the bill
on the ground that it is inexpedient to
rush any more legislation through the
House on this subject for the present.
The Republicans on the committee all
agreed to the bill, but one or two of them
urged the folly of passing any more bills
till the action of the Senate on the bill be-
fore it il known. Thad. Stevens said that
the House ought to do its duty without
reference tn the Senate. Finally il wa,
agreed that the bill should not be reported
for the present. Bingham is on the radi
cal tack, this winter. and supports i
heartily
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30

THE Ruins. - Some thirty or forty
workmen are engaged clearing away the
debris of Cramton's Block, recently des-
troyed by fire, preparatory to laying the
foundation of new building,
Mr.. B. NJ Bailey, we hear, contem-
plates commencing at once 10 clear away
the ruins of his building, to make room
for larger and more substantial editice
than the one burned last sunday.
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Spontaneous Combusiion.-.neian.
,hoI, End of Three Old Women.

Tho Countess Comcha baudiui, Of tho
town Of Cessna, in Italy, enjoyed telsa.
hly good state u health, although ,Aehad
reached the age 81 stNty-two, uotwith.
standing her addiction to ardent spirits
and strong wines. Having one evening
experienced a sort Of druw,iuvss, she Ts-
tired Ia bed Al an hour earlier than usual
and her maid remained with her till 81
ttll fast asleep, Tn the following NOM
lng, when the girl rcnirod 10 her ms.
trt,s's h,dsDum, she found nothing but the
remains uf the Countess body in tho most
horrid condition. A. the distance Of toul
frtt from the bed was heap OF ashes, in
which could be- distinguished the legs and
arm, untouched Between the legs lay the
head, the brain, Of which, together with
half oi the pa,t,rlor part %! the Uranium
remained but the whole % the chm had
hc,n consumed. Two fingers we're found
IN the state OF a coal. aud the body itself
Was reduced 90 ashes / hc ashes wb,u
touched left au the hng,r IN and iaul
moisture 4 small lamp which -,ue4 GA
tho Naor was covered wlfh a-Nus and had
upoil iu il. The ta,law off, TWO candle
W., melted on thr table, bat th, wick, e.,
manned untouched. and tUp feet uf tn
cauilo,,Ick, were covered wtG certain
moisture I'll, bed was Not damaged
The hydclothg, and eov,Tltt- were raised
ou one side. o. u person lll just go, ur
from the bed The furniture and taFa.-
try were covered w.th Moist SCOT. ta
color OF ashes, which had penetrated ta.
drawer. and >o!.,d H., .ueu. lMs suet
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LETTERS OF INTRoDUCToS.--A cor
respondent Of Cincinnati paper, taking
about Dickens, says that in 1897, when
Horace Greeley was in London, he sent
Dickens letter, of introduction from a
New York friend. Dickens did not call
on II. G., but sent him note asking Gree
ley to drop in upon him, at the office of
All the Year Round whenever he could
make it convenient. OF course Greeley
never visited him, nor has he called upon
Dickens since his arrival in America. The
same writer tells, in connection, the story
cf LonSfcliow and Duiwer: Longfeilow
visited London when he was young and
comparatively obscure. He bore letter
of introduction to Bulwer from Lewis
Gaylord Clark. Calling at Bulwer's resi-
dence, he met the novelist upon the steps,
just going out, and there presented his
letter. Bulwer barely glanced at the
signature, said testify: Mr.. Clark has
no such acquaintance with mo as authori-
yes him to introduce any lne." and then
coolly walked away,
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GRAPE VINES.


u The IONA IsRAELLA DELAWARE DIANA
W valuable IONA and ISRAELLA.
The valuable more
tsynens than al of the others combined IONA.
The highest eIosepoe all points that have been
The IONA are nov generally web understood established s facts aud
aelnowIedged
nens very early vines early the Delaware sDd
and In hardness eonney Of and
r. se,t Rvroossn Kinds IN The Of fruit sDd
wei eftsbShed
% that IN eminent IN the cultivation
Two kinds the best quality OF plants must be bad
80 y The hundreds thousands Of fqua plants that
have been sent the Iona establishment duDg the past four
so ossr psnts Of the kd Of best quality for early asd
aud vineyard and also pants Of h qHA
r,bera planting prices much less than The cost Of polun
thst In consequence general depression vineyard
heretofore absorbed al the plants o. he kns t
greatly restricted the present Spng IL con
sequence anticipated Surplus o7eed al Pees love" A Can s
tn present. the opyoune obtaining vines for abundant
Ssry ui for months continuance aud ah
by the formation large clubs In large qaAh
nues the can bad half the cost Of production OF less
PAMPHLET which sent with the Proe Ass ane tOHO
uess ssd matters that delight the prospect Of good
utsresng aud especially most valuable ana 40
William SAh who has the largest Iona ahl
isrsela yard thst has arrived a. bearing age
TIE arrival Of the vines either By mail % efpr aEsys guar
rasd vine Planter s. the Illness Of Dra ughHD
Deep Working and IIennE ow send
Pamphlet with EngTaYiDgs 10 PbEkSklLL FLOW
where The poWs made aud sold OF 70
q W. eRARr. Iona, Peekstn- n Y.
CTRAWBERRY PLANTS-Agricultural va
- bs15 coo tor SALE Apply 20 a. sufDAM, Evergreen
and weodblnes.
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Ir0posals.
oHIos CoSeREsaosAL PRIsTER

WuHiFGIoS March a. 1863.
PROPOSALS for ENGRAVINGS of the IL
Illustrations accompanying the REPORT ofhe COMMISSION
OF PATENTS for the l@SBALED PROPOSALS VIII I've r.
eeyed 81 this uul SATURDAY Apn H. 1905 a. IL o'clock TOT
furnishing VI etcoype pages Of the ILLUSTRATORS Of
MACHINERY sc accompanying the Report % the Commissioner OF
Of Patents fr the YEA, 1903 with 81 the pteutee and the
character ofths patent each Illustration.
The drawngs furnished paper 20 The contractor who must
numerical order nearly Consistent
the efeui1n Of The WORK must be
fully equal furnished r The Published Report " 100 -hch has
adopted for the volume Tie pes are 10
delivered Of o transportation aHl uecttO the
Bidders required for The work ~ The tGtoH Win
underand uheu than ggHr required 70 l'
sometimes The easel the whole number
hsures be estimated and paid for single Illustration
Awards the lowest and beet bidder for ile interest o.
Government regard being paid 70 the execution q The wor
the direction Of The JOINT Committee On fntng o ftsee me
night 20 reject ANY OF al Of tie bids ... an.
Bidders must procure Congressional Printer drawings Of ui
sufficient number % ouu and must accompany '
bids With elctTotype plate asp'msn 81 ih' VOL WIN
made he elthmtni ul mat BIDDER ani
possesses the Necessary ees of the ITompi aDi proper ere
cuior Of the NOlk , o.,
80 propos be- considered urlcs accompanied BY bond with
,ecuy approval United State Judge sin Atorne
n, penalty ~ that the bidder tlie % of hti p
shall be accepted viii tbe worn In Accordance Win We
proposal ..., f-, -
o. C0InIuissousf Of Patents
Blsul viii be furnished application 20 TIE uudefhgii
proposal viii be considered which do not eoloT precisely
Pfo.,l, viii be a!ire,,,a 10 The joliet Committee Printing
Wastuon D. Of the gndsnFued and 4cIttd Oh Ne eA't
~ JOHN D. bEFREEs Corsrs"ioual Prter
~ The period for RECEIVING rpotaf extended ur Friday ne
lst dIy 81 NAV. 100
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,iIb nnHT,S A ~ S pro.a.rnr enr

by BANGS. MERWlN d. Co, broadway cor.
ID Goods Furniture ke
MONDAY MORNING March ~. 81 II O'clock
SEWING MACHINBS-A variety q Sewing Machines mauuse
by Machine exhibition
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March ~ at o'clock.
very choice ENGRAVED PORTRAITS Of Naaaugon
Pukin, Hancock Adams LauTens LAFAYETTE sleion Woe An
number and valuable
Illustrative 81 American History the Revolutionary War kc TIE
whole forming the finest collection OF engraHgs relating TO AmeA
offered for sale Catalogues ready and the In
cravings view.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw.yORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sam,hiP.-Ern Brl Forbes Lis'sPOEii Iar. lBT M1gly
LeTP@ CITY Of b.I"S S Le Pr M r ys, ,0 s
tau ConI, c,.. tt.,
Bsrs.@ou'iri DR. Patton I1spOoli l. Tbsr.9 CBrem
denholdi bremen via Philadelphia NusVA virginia d- SsarPs
os Aust. yiae4 csIt YnSss ssI IsAr
% ns5sS M u 9s. @ Es. sS! Joy
Village w.bbsr Bass. and m.r. Isnny EI sh., Ma.
'@a .T.eSs Carroll Philadelphia. l. Goodwin w.sSuT,
stamford M.sgs hsE'ds'P s sa1 S'is i H. 81
SloOp-Pied Brown, Mills, Providence
. ARRIVED.
snmanuh (Brl Christopher Rio JanerO % days eoss
E.i ssnd6,rs H.y.n. Marsh u .ussrI waris Co
,u pr 10 Snow RieSsrd.ou ''''''' -
to E ssd sSsi ros Duke I ii . s.s a.
lat 50 long n spoke hr Edward De Hart from Arroyo H. fol-
sshr Ns. Urea. oi B.ngo Trim euneo R. n day. sugar
w.n tsf 81 John s. ~ oSASoss s.D.. y dy; s,,
scsf richardson. Thompson Arroyo p R, 20 days
scuOosrx,-KIvrs cOA,rwsr
u Torrance, Ell.s.,hpcrt Man, ghi,osepet
sI w sSSSS0 chr s s%S EasS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
III. Burope.n and which arrived ih, port
day bad encountered storms and been considerably damaged
thereby.
HoLsxs Hon March Arrived .& H.nri.,t. Simmons.
Phisdelpha salem J. Foster IT,. Chatham Hartford frsd
Warren " james Adershee ron Philadelphia 70
Aid Portland for NewYork Nearly all the feet are soas
Wind WHW.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AREOro p R-In port March schr Fred Smith for View er
d.ys belmont Locke hence dseg Ths ehr heoAei "
sorSI ms sailed the day previous
GLAsoov March sIls The steamship sIropA @
which forf the ian INST hsnAes
10 tho Clyde early this morning. rou - ih pen
Ca ns ss, r c0a!,d Linz. Which
inst arrived al this port early this morning .hsr an
The rsa the landing OF the LnSon ana
Continental and the mails 'he h"s~ P''' " 'F
yhe vii be due d few hours H.
ST JoHS r. Ru port March H. br ots Nave ~ w ''"'' ."
r. dlscQ brS Princess, from Bangor 90
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professional gOtitts.


DEPARTURE of DR.. HAMMOND to Europe,
Coz several for the Of establishing
hi, ONLY SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TREATMENT In NERVOUS
DEBILITY Premature Phyeal and henia Decay ke thorough
Cre by CORRESPONDENCE be implicitly relied upon ever
Instance how bad the be Lee psp.d and
eoutaninE consulting fee be addressed amer April
1853 n Dr. HAMMOND, care Of GALGNAHl No IA RUB De
RIvO Paris France and will meet With due attention For further
10th Revived Edition Of NERVOUS
DEBIIiTY BY O. HAMMOND NJ D. formerly Professor Of AbA
Medical College n Y. Price 81
mailed Boz No q, station New York PostOmee
TNHE URETHROTOME.-T il the term SCI
lscsd desgnae nsrunsDta Of which adapted 10 sse
y.e OF scne ursh Every bowsvs aggrsyttsd
Instantly relieved and eOnsseuTs5 cured By he patient IN two
ous without surgical interference See ecaPe No 70 for
bis private surgical class by EDWARD
DIXON D. sale by WARNER VeseJst Aof House for
oep Once hours CONSULTATION from 70 and tos evenings al
Phhavs for and can be used per
s0baly BY tbs inventor oal'.
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9orsts, 6arIiaqts, &t,

->,~----~----~-~-~-y--.-
AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
~ No IL Eau Thirteenth st. near Fourthars
JOHNSTON Van TASSkLb
late Miner Somervilti)
Auction Of Homes Carnage wagons Htrtts sVhtg
IN the horse line, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
VAN TASSEL ssndat the head the horse
suet h city No joefJng no tvtfJ
the
Justice Bethng hos hls At pyss SAFE At whoe,sls 1nt
CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
" Thirty bin,htt-J J. HENRY, Aaotonter Regular SAFES Of
Horses Cssget Ssghs Hssness Rots' Blankets Whips ke &C.
srery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al II odo There large
pe fr showing No poponemtht account Of
,bsr ge ,oet Of he Ao,. articles GvAts hand private
"a, Al auction tet gumeBs respectfully solicited
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Bort @arSrn's gutit,.

sr1rI rKw.YoRK,
PoxTwlapESf oyyics, No 70 wnhszst5
HrOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section Of q. As. passed Aga Il is1 entitled Asss
s.s.s In having charge Of the subject matter 81 such inquiry
that following under
- =, ne ort said vn
=. succeeding this notice beard sac
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enan Stfamfrs.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.
REDUCED RATES or FREIGHT
Tn. Pacific Mall Steamship steamer ARIZONA VIII ssl
WEDNESDAY April u O'clock Freight received until Tnss
dsy Al Por &c inquire al Freight Once Compsnys
Pier North River foot Of G.na,t Ts ins. shipment freight
,nn,t be ,eut down early. WELLS FARGO Co,
Sole Freight Agents p NJ. & Co.
IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA-ATLANTIC
u. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sailing regularly every
THURSDAY al oeloei n precisely from Pier No N
hORR0 CAsTlh. Capt Adams.'..'''''''''''''Aphi J.
EAGLE. Capt VI. X. Greene
MISSOURI Capt q. ". Palmer To-
PoT freight or p.g. sppJ GEO hARTsos Psd.si No
besLlg J.
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No Il Nav loHK CRY March ~ lstt y,
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited. and Will
y received ofce until u 0coes MONDAY, MaIet 20
delivery sueL rharo 30 Ses iofk IAof - may h.
directed
3I5 tr.s hundred and rtvtvs ttou'srd POUNDS q good
merchautAe TIMOTHY HAl I shipment a. HofiL tAIoHA a
t. Inspection bv o ohcer q tbs Department go
United The privilege Of scurg Any or al VI Tie
iddt II deemed advisable
Proposals "Propo,s fer Hay sta addressed
the upl.f.igpsd HtItS INGALLS,
Bf,ysi Ma oGstsral and Assistant Gsnsr'l
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a. farmtrs anS 0tbrrs.

EOR SALE.-Two thoroughbred Short Horn
II cows voyeaf old Hei and one Heller car also one
April The this stock
va Coz nsny years Richardson ESQ., and the
from bis imported animals PeRTees Will he fur
aed al desiring them The stock be Al No lO
pbs Brooklyn and unless previously sold 81 private sale Ni be
suction lst day Of April nett az IL O'clock noon
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Htnfistrn.

(SOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org-
~ ssshst Of nitrous eide gas administer hia ss
FRIC TFKTR and tksy certainly Dc thai WITHOUT PAINS
tasatata
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MarbIf WHnttIs.

A UGUSTUS TABER e. BRO,
"A lhSekTEks WH0LnaALn DEALEm "
ITlLLn AND AMERICAN hAEBLB,
sIsAh hAkBLE WORKS No. 1l9 Wsterst, hem-isfL
MARBLE MANTELS.-Ala large stock on hand,
~ OF ready @ setsg buildings which must BE SEQ ID
@s ssxt ~ dsys az any Priee account o. rebuilding
kLABEk, Ne Ia zaa Eightesntb-st near ThIo- ave
MARBLE MANTELS in great varieties at
~ edoesd pres sta KLABEBB hANUPACrORY No ~ First
near Ihiea Get price list before purchasing elsewhere Man
en- pat ~ 10 the country
MARBLEiZED SLATE MANTEIS, half the
pre- q nssls esss foI sstalsgse 7. b. STEWART,
80 we hztss'su Ssipsts TAirJihl IG1 Thru -GIIbIh
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AiAAsY. n. T. March p. 1919
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received NJ
- noon WEDNESDAY Apr 1903 if furnishing
hundred and y thousand eight hundred
and tiny thousand feet ss Of eghtuc BY tws'ench a~d
hem pieces than s feet oug aud o. be
dyke Hudson River betNeea Troy alt Mes Bau
in rshs strong enough To- stand steamboat saves
for much thousand feet Aui must D. male
printed forms properly cetttd
Forms for proposals THE ofs Shs m particulars
will be given. The suocesio bidder will b. required 70 enter into
contract with good and Sufficient suress
stamp, for furnished the contraction The
the right e. reject al bids deemed atsdsauteous
By onieT oi BIevd MsorGeu John Newton -
JOHN NJ WILSON.
Major Erg and Bevet Lieut. Col, 4. s A.
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CRIE AILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

IL foot Of Chanbers-st, PAyoua Ferry: . -,
300 Day kypress for Rochester Bafao SALAMANCA DunEh
and all points West and South
ESQ Nay Tr0tn. daily, Tor Ousyile sndnrmsdiaie oha
1000 Erpr,s Mail ior Buffalo Salamanca DunAiEE and all
point, West aud South ...--
$50 D m Way TTain Mldeown and intermediate stations
Way Epr stopping only At sterling Junction Turner
and Of Tuners to Port Jer Newburgh and WAT
wick
500 p M Way TiaiH or Sufern snd intermediate stations
p Aigh ErpTs Tor Rochester Baaalo, hAAmAHeA Dun
hh AM al points South ard Wet
6.0o y Hay Train, M sueen and intermediate stations
NhG Eyryr,ss daily for Rochester Buffalo Salamanea
Duuis all poin West ~ this train sleeping coaches
will runth through g. IlncinBau without change.
600 7. hmgraHf 1rdn DAILY, for the West 81.
A,o Wy Trains for Boiling spnng PAssae and P,IS'op a. -
ais A. m M. sud les 4o0. 6S and llH p n 20
Wednesday nh slteF Tran Il ocock for saren ALI laieT
MEDIATE stauoEL
SUNDAY TRuv.-s3oA Wa Train for ou.Tinei u NJ ard
PAeon, 6J0 .. Night HTpress for Dunklrf buf
o Rochester aud al p0lts West and south sr m
EmfAnt Wiy Tram u 90 ior Paterson snd Fort Jth .
ErYTess through O. SALAMANCA unhk and bnhAo VIE
change Of coaches AID direct CONNECTION win All soutH anu
Netftfn
Peeiy Ventilated LuIaos' SsIrg COehe' accompany all
Night Trains - a., ,,-
Depot foot o. CLaIters EesYos Ao Long DocE Depot Js's
CAY
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Climbing 6arNs. &t.

AT VIM. EVERDELLS' SONS, No. l04 Full
n tossA-WBDDlEd CARDS aSs FSs STATIONERY u"s$
BsAse llIsD
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4
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. CLINTON
Co. COSN0NMKNrs LBEARKs CsTALoGUKD AND SOLD
GREAT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
SATURDAY. EVENING March a. AZ = o'clock, large
collection Of modern oil Paintings small and large favoue sub
ects elegantly framed Among tem may be found choice enor ~
RObb Dyke Carl Muller Paul Ritter laNiek Tom Isy
Funster Cooper Jesse Talbot Fre kennet &C. @c
Catalogues ready aud pictures exhibition from 10 10 D. m
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A LARGE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION or BOOKS,
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forming the richest ASSIGNMENTS Of Books offered at auction
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details Campaign the Netherlands Bach leaf and plate IN
serted Whsmans royal drawing paper Illustrated by ~ lsa
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CLINTON HALL BOOK SALE ROOMS AND AkI GALLERIES
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