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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-21
BUREAU or ORDINANCE,
- MAvY DEPA.rNHNT.l
WAsHruaron CirY est 81 1854 +
SALE OF UNsERVIcEABLR OfD1ANCR bTOREa

There will he Sold q public auction u Ne highest bidders
noon, Monday the s3d day Of Hovmber Ss 10 The
ONCE Of the Inspector Of 0rdnsaos Nsy Yard Boston,
Spare P2rts Cartridge Boxea, &c.
These articles will Be cold 10 Inta -
Tems.0ns bali cssh, In soverpmsat funds the con-
cuson o. the see ad the remainder within days after
wards during which time the articles ua be rsmovsd from
the yard, otherwise they will 70 the vornmcul
for articles purchases b. made befors9
II 10 TO DISTINCTLY understood that NO auarants, vj be
given purchasers OF articles offered sac and noted
the catalogue regards their enact condon quality
y believed however, that everything offered for sale
represented
,. A. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral and Chief Of Bureau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-21

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONERH.
VI Genteel Household and Once Furniture
At II O'Clock this 0l Liberty large variety
Of superb Parlor. Chamber Library aud ONCE Furniture
At IL O'Clock,
Superb Administer Carpet CHS yards); cost 81 800.
Superb ormolu French ia lightly Chandeies $500.
Two rosewood, four round corner Panofortos-
One rosewood grand action, used by Jenny Lind
At O'Clock,
Assgnees sale OF Silver Plated Ware the stock Of Pendeton
Co. Manufacturing Company. J. O. Barton, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-21

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
~ Elegant Paris Fancy Goods,
Superb Clocks, Bronzes, Statuettcs,
Rich China and Bohemian Glass, &c, &c.
By EDWARD acknowledgements sale ths day ct 60
Liberty street, . above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-21

RY n. DOUGHTY, AUuONEER
ID THIS DAY (SATURDAYl
Al 10x O'clock the saesroom 70 Nassau street. handsome
Household Furniture rem0ved for of sae
ssng OF rosewood, walnut and mahogany Paror Furniture
suite and single Pieces and covered brocae reps and
hacloth walnut and rosewood Chamber Suits with and
without marble tops Library and Secretary Bookcases
Wardrobes, Dining Tables marble Centre Fancy
Chromos Brussels and Ingram Carpets Stoves The
whole to be sold the highest bidder, shine Cata-
loeues ready carly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-21

A YOUNG MARRIED LADY WISHES BOARD.-ANy
BILE and provide neat, pleasant Room, including
gas may address, stating location and very lowest price
priced people need answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
MIR. j. s. MILL AND mR BRADLAUGH.
r. a. Edftor or The qribune.

To the Editor Of The friOuhe'
SIR: Not believing it right that an a'neis'
sbond be roasted both here and hereafter, not OeoNs
indeed in either roasting venture TO trouoe you
a few words in defense Of Mr.. Bradlaugh on whom "l "
tack 10 made in Saturdays TRIBUNE by g. W. . Iory
sanderers must have been even more acn INTER 10
than tboughu to have indueed so lar bat
misst ate Mr. Bradlaughs character as NC Ia9 lit in
Mr. r. is an atheist is true, but that ne taxes @ - nm
an inpronery offensive statement Oh MS d an the
trne The report that he does so Is ptony NJ u las
tact chat as Editor of The National RcfOrHc mr. ID
,ar,it red hs correspondents 10 write Things
r. the mons, Editor Of The Saturday Retsec anu
Of fine ''unco quid." Being myseH "a ~ tbeo.
Tinisfer necessarily dissent from ana reEIet ot
iogicaI views of Mr. Bradlaugh and Ills IIlenuS, ~
knowing as do, how honest j. ther uouu ,,oss 60 no
ret its exnresson further bear Wiling W t
fact that any man having an unpopular VIZ
And freedom i'm the columns Of The Nm.Out A,!Un'e
20 he htaed I'm an egual degree nowhere else III Hreat
Britain Mr. Bradaugh has loug peen luy luti una!
friend We worked together for Ehgish heI9IhI etanu
inc togeter ON WOodhOuse Moor ana III hyue ldIh. L
am therefore entitled to besr testimony 70 MS nlgn
character his sterling ability, ana MS nisehsh heIpIsIn
Nobbed often amid many Peris in prison under threat
of prosecution for great gam on Jhe one sue
only loss aud reving on the other he mas ever sto1u
firmly by the peoples cause ana on Ihe
yaneed from the position OF private III the British
army 70 that he holds to-day Not for theoOgcal Opn
ion would he give his body TO he buru but Tor goou
cause know he would even dare to die. MT MINIS IN
dOTsement well deserved; credit alike 10 SlNel
receiver. The thousand electors OF Northampton To
pOed for Mr. Bradlaugh deserve well OF all kauca ,
glishmen cannot think but that another eieeo -,
see the reward " their sacrifice Pardon TINS m %
your space, which is made the more heeuiu uy -
fact that MIR Bradlaugh may possibly AT no instant
ACCOMPLISH the intention he has formed OF paying oIlel
visit to his many American friends. yours
Washington, ID. C., Dec Z, 1868. "h 0i'NiNu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09

MASON
A HANDSOME PRESENT-Always enter
IN nus instructive and Of endless M all who
real
HBW PHYSIOGNOMY with thousand Illustrations describing all
Eve. Lips Chns Cheeks ConpleIou with Signs
Character and Hos Read them Just the thing for the comfortable
plain binding heavy 80; Turkey m gilt
edition ready be ordered from booksellers. viii be
BY mai. express nicely boxed. BY
r. WELLS. No 38s Broadway y. Y.
CHEAPEST BOOK STORE i'm the WORLD
~ Catalogue No. ~ free send stamp.
G5233 Beautiful ChiJreu's BOOKS. illustrated
AT YOCR PRICE.
G7432 Nagr.feent BOOKS for the Holidays
AT OUR PRICE
1l2 .32 StereoscoIes, Views, ChTouos &C.,
AT ANY PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YORK. Tuesday.

luesday, Dec.
The attendance at the Exchange Salssro,..
was fair to-day, considering that the celin,. ~"
dripping with water in conseQuence.of the roof
been destroyed by the late fire in Trinity boes
bidding for the most part lively for the time ~
BY JOHNSON MILLER ''1
One lot 25XlOO feet. s0utl-ea corner OF Pateh.,
Pntnamayes $500; three lots same size, adjouIays
st. las feet from avenues each, 500; lot sa
southwest corner OF Ralphave and Jeferson-st We
lots size, adjoining, the entire front OF RaiS n
EACH 500; three lots sZe In Jefiersonst asase
Ralphaye each. $500 three lots, size In H9nles
ave, each s6OC; one ot Same SIZE southeast cofner
northeast corner Of Hancock and Raph-ayes s We.
one lot, 2Ox25 feet Bushwickave., south side 50 ~ @
MagDoliast, $3.50; three lots, size, adioln v
$3.50; one lot same size corner Of Magnoas ssx sa.
four lots. 2OxlOO feet in MagDoa-st, adjoining VS.
nine lots IN Gardenst, near Schenectady ave osH ~
and including the south east corner Of the avenn
eight lots schenectady west sde corner .Aiv
ST. each 500; eight lots adjoining the above in
four on DiamOndst, and four In rear adioini. ear
adjoining end of Schenectadyave each s95 6v. ~ Ieaf,
M0ntgomery-st. north side, and five Crownst s "a
side, adjoining. all 2Oxl0o 100 feet from Ute s
ten lots adjoining five each street. same sze ssy
BY JOSEPH MCGUIRE. ti~>
One lot the south side of Forty-secoDdst ao a..
east of Tenthave 25x989 feet, sold to j. v ees
S4375. One lot adjoining the above. same sl,s @ Ior
by Leichlinstein for u 800. Two lots adioin Doughs
small house in the rear Of each lot purchased by lr
BY wYcKoFF & LITTLE
One tbreestory brick house, and lot No A. nm.
place between DE kalb and Lafayette-ayes D. inott-
lot 2OxlOO feet purchased by Philip Omann for svs
one lot on the east side OF Wow-st rs feet scai
Cranberry St, 25xi00 feet, bought by James M Rs
s. 500; eight lots the south side Of President S
nine the north side OF Carros between Pocs
ter and Uticaaves each 2lxl299t t., purchased v or
r. Kennedy, each $275; two threestofy br1c ~
aud lots Nos "a aud &c Douglassst iii feet fron u
st. each lot 1s9xl00 feet bought by Jane. I"bns99
each 1900; two lois on The north side Of Mon.
each 25xloo feet, purchased by Mr. Ponroy. each AZ
five lots the south side Of Hancockt 100 H. west "a
Lewisave each 20xIO0 IT, sold 10 James Barker each ~,
$780, five lots the north side OF Banbridget each ~,
it, five lots the south side OF Decaturst each 9o
100 IT. ten lots Oh the north side Of Banbrdeesr eh
25x63 IT, between Patchen and Reidayes purchased by
W. A. Janlson for S37J.
BY A. j. BLEECKER, SON co.
One lot and three-stOTy brick mousse In fee, No % Am
ity-st between Thompson and Snllivanss size OF h,
2Jx79.4 f.; sold to A. heydel for 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
Persons having real estate for sale or to lei

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS OF purchasing renting such pro-
perty Will hud il TO their interest to advertise In IHs
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that oil any
other newspaper and in addition 10 this advantage MS
TRIBUNE will be found not only in Newlork and all ns
cities aud villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made az
brief ms will allow Of the advantage offered being clear 10
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact thas
the subscribers for the three editions OF TIE I!BUNh.
Daily Weekly. aud Weekly, comprise individuals
every profession or business; consequently hdFernsc
nionts IN eacn disseminate among all classes. ms
IEBU NJ devOes especial attention TO the reports OF a
OF real estate both IN cIfy and country thus adding
greatly 10 the value OF its columns rs an ADVERTISING
dunn The charges FOR advertising are rs follows; DA
TpIpTNr aS CENTS Der line for each insertion WEEKLY
TRIBuNE, q per nne: sEutMEgKLY TRIBUNE. 70 eeh.s
per uue About ten words average line, aer ihs ~,
hne which usually contains ouly four or n'e "o'"''
Terms cash In advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER y. 1865.
Sails By Sutton.
" MKKwry. Auctianser.
e.

" MKKwIy Auctonssr
by BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Broadway cor.
IAs-sas. Books Works Of Art FAneV Goods nc
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 10. at4 O'clock
PRIVATE LIBRARYCOmpng valuable Books In the various
brances of Literature good English editions Books relating
America Botanical Works few Medicine aud collection Of hne
FRIDAY EVENING Dec H. at o'clock
EyGRAVEGS AND PAINTINGS-A collection containing many
choice Prints among fine OF Raphael orhen Strange
Baoo Lerous B. Duand. and other celebrated eugayers
handsomely framed also, on Paintings SBneu Pictures
known artists ChrOmOs Colored Autographs &C. &c
Catalogues ready. and the collection on view
GRO A LEAylrT, AneIone.sr, 1,r ,cro>-
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLl GsIn5
10 HALL, Asorp.ee and Bgbht LEAYIIT, sIhBbh,Sn x
Co CossGsnEsTs SOLICITED LIBHARH CArALoSOHD AID oo
GREAT SALE OF WORKS OF ART. ox
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. TO- ATT OCbOCh, =,
MRSSRS VIII BROTHERS. SPECIAL SALE Of selected woIs OF
from the studios of Italy comprising elegantly carved ae I
The Sabnes Three Verde de PratO Sauar
Gilt Ornaments sul Figures Eucan and Gresn Vases The Lots
designs before exhibited Catalogues ready and goods Oh
bion day and evening
SATURDAY, DEC. H. AT7I O'CLOCK
$50 OIL PAINTINGS, all elegantly framed by Mr. Rosser mny
udson MI CuyerhOuses Moonlight aud Candlegh
Effects Mr. Res Fruit Catalogues ready aud Paintings on eI
bton day and evening
GKO3GE J.. SMITH Aactioneer.
DY virtue of an EXECUTION, I will sell at
I'D Public Auction. THIS DAY at 0i o'clock at No 20 MadenAne
Desks Chairs Casks Sample Bottles, Stoves Clock Nc
nv Enly NDn CrJIEN(K Auctioueer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
1rupusaIs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Gene Office
~ Of the ondOat sud Oswego Rarod Co. ondoa H. Sss a.
Is6QPropoa received this Office until January hoy Tor
the the Mcunn aud Delaware Divisions TINS
Road The Division consists 81 70 sections containing x miles,
At Phoeua Ulster County extending TO Margaret
vile In Delaware County The Delaware Division consists Of ~
n. containing 100 miles commencing Magaree In Della
County extending TO persded Center In Delaware County
Mar plans specifications vii be furnished on aud after December
Ia ~ The On Ofce in Rondoui All other information
sni.L. "a :, hi. once. THOMAS CORNELL President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
sruuklpn g,al Estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Two three-story frame HOUSES
Drooklyn browB-stons HOUSE, mr
nsbed Elliott place, BkoOKFlBLp. No VI CeaArs@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
EOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT,

HARNESS RURAL POEMS
IL the pretest Little G the Season Price - 50 IS
Sold BY all Booksellers Mailed post paid by the Publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston.
To be had NewYork Of FELT DILLINGHAM; and OAKLEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
Corporation autitts.


CORPORATION NOTlCE.-PUBLIC NO
Y III !. tybr given The owners occupant o. oeen.
luts II lots, improved uumpro'ed lands affected
have been completes and are
ot m Oh. Board FOR examination By all per
interested.
me soatAeA I"
81 ? ~ aBJ l.rstars. -, -.
Hl-Por sagfug sidewalks Of sl,Asve as from FoysIih
o. fl0F unh-ts
The limit. embraced b. ncude al the several houses
ground tu parcels Of u situated
lst-BotA ,ljes - Jau-ss- frum Mad 500 g. osksis
2l-ot sIrs 90 Fgh from ffstave O. point hall way %
aso ihr size 81 FlAye. om ih 81 70 poli ds
aat bar tte bilck north iui south
1Bo s - H0g vrnth It from Frstare 20 Avense 70 TIE
cate 81 bal thr bloch either % lf avenues
sih-Thr from Fargh 70 FRY nnihsts
pcf.au. Affected b. Tie abovnned Assess
OPP she either Of them requested
Isaac % Huut Chairman %
O., B4u Of .sr, ohcc No y Chtubcrs street Base
asal uha hy from the daie " lA notice
IA H1aRRrSoS RsEp. Board Of Assessors.
BuEgNSBH SACkETTD
OGcr ~ ASSESSOR. Nes Courilaue. December o 1903
tirr ~ Nsw NoEK DzPtKrAENr % FiNGScE.l
~ RECEIVER ~ IAIEs,
CorHr ilorSs. raKE No. ~ ChambeTss' Dec 4 1881
rINO TAN-PAlERS.-Notic is hereby given
that an additional per will be added the 18th last TO al
c. unp, the lot of Jaua,y ioosng Interest al
viii he added be calculated Rom TIE IN
BERNARD SMYTH Receiver
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

out, and Mr., Hobart. the Master oi Trans
parlal,on, met our citizens at the Pavilion
Hutrl, Thursday, aud had . conference in
regard 10 the matter,
Goy, Smith stated ia detail the occasion
Of the rates being higher at this point in
proportion 10 distance than they were at
Burlington, or through 20 Chicago, which
was in consequence III competitions at
the same time he Thought therates at this
point were too high, and ~ far us he was
concerned he was willing 10 reduce them
he thought the true policy of the railroad
coHIany should hc 10 satisfy their cus'
TONERS On the line OF the road, and that
the management should be OF such u
character that there would hc a mutual
and cordial good feeling between the road
and the people who supported it,
Con, ritkm, Hon G. W Willard and
joel Foster, ESQ, stated the grievances of
Montpelier Coy, Smith replied that ii
the people would indicate what would he
satisfactory 10 them, the managers would
consider it. Therefore, on motion of j.
c. Emery, Esq, committee of seven Of
our merchants were appointed TO consider
the subject, They did SO, and reported
the result, which was acccded to by the
managers # the road,
The result is q modification of 20 to 30
per cent. on each class ol freight at this
point The meeting was exceedingly
HTrrrr--rgi-rtt rft-ll tlt. illiriuns and friend,
ly manner in which the petition of our
citizens was received and entertained can
not fail Of having an agreeable effect
" af',I ,iHYHf.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

hi, features, after humping his eAl.li't
head Itam raek ta ra.k daMuNart ltfis
Re together gra,pcd lee their hrl en-
brace. man aud wlie, Eptraim tua Mary
uoyu. torn and mullA'sl, their fore
.h.l4 rl,fu and turraRud Wtth the Trace,
.ai tho Jagged rorkpamis The quiet
sheets 81 Ch,nauen, lDn miles away,
buried ia the shades of laiiy hills, ,htll
neyoe ~ea tlem again. Aluu,, ,lly,u,d,
and last getting odd. With his calm, Trs-
olute lace. is e. X laamis IT EuttAa,
h, hair dripping with lAe washing,
splrv waters 81 the helaWare, Aui g dark
a'rpak unipr the ,yt,, 90 tell how N' ~
swept into the ilhmuah.c -laer Of night.
Nothing bat "a confused mas, u tom
timber broken bones aud bleeding bodies,
and to add To- the horror IT il, uuo pi the
ears take, lin, from the scattered GOALS at
the stove, and six persons lammei IN the
,cats-four women and two mCn--arc
slowly reduced 10 ashes aud Cal,iusj
bones Oh, the pity Of IL One man
named Oliver residing AZ the flith
Avenue Hotel in your city, has both lcp>
broken lie i, jammed under ear HAT
on hi, back, and while thus undergoing
uuspeakable. torture, his eye, are fastened
on a woman alongside of him, who Is also
fastened by timber, whose head D.
broken TO fragments, The brave old man
hears her last expiring sob, and, hIS7J rtrr
being free, he makes a vain attempt Ia
free himself For two long hours, this
I'D man, who is weak and sickly, lies on
the cold damp plateau Of moras, before be
can be- eXtricated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

suit If ga h.st Inspiration" and 10 hay,
received tNe aWrasal Of moor than uHe e
tha-e e,utlm,u Vaa have administered
uur tua,urv. and whose ,uu-y IN >aru-
uriN pri,.- ul d., NJ, kuau nothing,
hut IL il yrU Hg,uGt'r that ~g,h "a super
talal and incomplete ,--ly il fully an-
Vcnl iva lNe pa~ which Immediately
.precel Is,
As olu NtW-pNrlE Dr. j II Jones
of thi- village, l8- banded us am OLD news
I9psr oi lhr.l teul MAY 10th, ,a3 Il
/, q copy 10 t.e United States Chronicle,
published 81, Providence, K /, ly Bon
nett Nhlna the publication of which
va, commenced iu l,92 Ii i, les, than
hall the size ol IA, Opinion, anal piin'tl
"a talsk, coarse paper. II contains pro.
cCCiug, OF Cou.r,-s, among which is the
act fixing The compensation 81 the rrtsi-
leut aud Vice President. W copy lr4m
it thr following item:
"RENNEk kElE lE,t NpH- The wife
OF Mr. John Hlrvie, living pu tho banks
ot the kuurheck, on the 10Th Of July,
l,n2. WIS delivered If "a son and on the
l2,h oi April l,93. was safely delivered
of fOlR SONS AZ enc birth, three oi
whom. with the mother, urr still living,
and ure likely 10 live, Two women >wure
before a magistrate to the truth Of the
-4hlAc- extraordinary iae, In Young
country like ours. right worthy d pen,
sion and reward is this fruitful woman &"
The Doctor handed Ms with IA, above
paper an Oh federal SNnuotc issued under
q resolution oi Congress otlauulry liths
ira ..ffs.i d.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23
The Erie Railway Horror.

Fran IN necnmnt in the World We take
the following vivid description Of the
scene of thetlast horror
The train was travelling thirty-fise
miles an hour Suddenly death burst in
with the speed of lightning upon those
two hundred men. women and children.
The engine and the five first ears have
passed safely over the culy.rt which
crosses quiet little creek that cmptics
from plateau eight feet above the river
into the Delaware. The day car crosses a
rotten rail. which snaps asunlcr, and,
loosening from the five first cars and loco
motive, is precipitatcd over the cmbank-
ment, followed by the three sleeping cars,
To the plateau above the Delaware The
grim terror, Death, is now busy reap
ing his harvest. The four cars tumble
over each other down the sloping. rocky
wall among the loose masses of granite
and quartz boulders Every rocky boul-
der takes life. TIE ears are smash
ing and jumping from rock To rock,
and heads and faces are rivcn Of
beauty and life smashed, battered crushed
and defaced. Few are spared disfigure-
ment or deformity, and thirteen lives are
beaten out instantly. The air is freighted
with groans sobs and signs If the wound
cd and the dying; and the smooth Della
ware flows quietly along, while it receives
as tributaries the oosing. triekling rivulets
Of blood and hquified brains. One poor
fellow, Frenchman, named Sauss, had
his nostrils scraped ont as if done by nm
oyster knife. A man named Purinton. as
he bounds from rock To rock, has his eyes
beaten in, his upper forehead torn off. and
a hole is dug out Of his skull with IL
much facility as if il were a spring tur.
nip. A woman named Snow, with her
husband and seven young children, are
damned, when they strike the plateau, un.
der heavy car Death is merciful in hi,
care and does not mu;ilate the features 9
smash on the crown of her head. groan
and the lamp is extinguished forever
The husband and seven children live I,
tell She pit iful tale, but are all injureG
more or less. One man has his jaw tori
out, and it hangs limp by chin whiskel
dangling from the chin. His fingers arc
twisted, torn and burnt by the embers in
the rear car. His eyes are CLASSY, and
have a reproachful look There is lit
tie lad of ten years, unknown, with a
cultivated face, rosy cheeks death struck
him gently, and he lays by the surging
Delavars's bank, with q placid smile on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

BENNINGTON X RUTLAND EWEoAn.
On Monday last an extra train was
placed On the Bennington 4 Rutland
Railroad line auihcrytt,cr until further
notice traju> viii move e, follows ou the
route: Leave Rutland for Bennington
and State Ii..c at 900 %, Ia. and l:3op. IN
Returning leave State Line for Rouuiug-
ton, Rutland, and intermediate stations
at 500 a. IN. mad 6.l1 p. IN, arriving hrrc
at ll:ioa m. md $40 ?. IN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

CONSTANTLY on lguI. wH.a
and Spliut Baskets, Erooms. lW.~,
Tubs, Wash Boards, Mop ~NcN-,
Wood Bowls. Chop Trays keerr
Tubs. Bail Buckets. Rattan N'ah.r
Brooms. shaker Brash Broum-, lloua.
Brushes Of all kinds. Door Mat, Of ull
kinds, Reu Cords. Clothes LIN. $, and
Clothes Pms, Union arYet sweeper,
Feather busters. lee Cream Fr,cgar-,
at NEWMAN WEEKS q cos.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23
slate Quartio>.

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,..m .,'.
','.' H'.''. ~,
'''W l'' " "''''',h 'i"''. i"'', are
several other quarles, doing hr-" nu~I- .
mess, in the sam, town, some three miles
from the village Of Pultn,y. among
,.l.;.l. .....l... -. /, t-,...,,,. IA
~. 80.
'"'''i'' ~ los. :" r"I''N nave '''Se
quawjcN extended their works that quite
a village has grown up. called james
,.llsv r.,,,.J after ,,,,rti,. VIII, 6r., conn.
~,
NV ''' l'''''''.'N Dc, .',', l'.'"''
have store and Welsh yhUrch, ana
dwelling, for the wurkmcn an being con-
s,,ntly l,,ilt pr,lally m, lr-r,t amoun,
- a..
>'''' - ''''''''' ~ ''''
Vile oi any enc ''Nh j." '"' "'l'"
States. The towns # Hampton, y. Y,
P.alu,y. Fairh.1cu and Cl~tlctau, all
l......,.,.,,.;,.. l.,...,,. IS Lett. .r,.,.,-
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-AA--lA-r1 not 4MArCMutll last week that
the slate interest Of this county was any
thing iu Importance to what actually tx
ls'> W. had heard OF slate quarrics in
Granville heard that "A large number OF
Welsh miners were employed but sup
posed that they were manufacturing roof
ing slate only, and that il was Il business
of an cphemeral nature; that finally the
Lodges would hccom" worked out and
abandoned Yet. as we wished to ac-
quaint oursrlvc, with every resource and
industrial pursuit Of the people OF thi,
country. we visited the works.
Jt,l-e Of our surprise when we found
articles OF tn" most beautiful workman
Ship manufactured from this rough look
ing material. There were magnificent
table tops, Splendid mantlos, exquisite I
chess boards collins, sinks, sailing vessels
ci~tcn~, filters tomhstoncs, mural tablets.
wash->tand~, steps and rl-crs, and other
articles to" numerous :" mention, AL man
ai4c 'ur'd IRON >lii'.
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>I''o company il"' W.. SO" inc "rI'rl'S
hofrh Me"u"He7 ih'N ar" situated up
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