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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

\ SHOP AND WATER POWER
IA FOR SALE-All fitted for making Cotton
Batting. A man with q, $50 can have good and
profitable business. This mill will be sold at
Public Auction on the 10th day OF March next.
without reserve, IL not previously disposed Of.
This mill is In the town of Mt. Holly, TX
mile from East Wallingford. Apply 10 WIN. @.
WATTS on the premises. 5;w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04
pEMovAL.--CHAFFEE & HAIR.

GER have removed fn,n then odd sraft u
Main street, 20 their new store On Merchant
Row, Opposite the Depot. ShsF thes PREPARED
and viii sell Cloths, cassinIeIs-s. Relay Mad.
Clothing, Hats, Cars and Gent-' Furni-iiin., Sosi-
At q less price than any other concern ga ppNI
pan4dff
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WAI.TIIAAG
W a 7 G II f 5
rom l.GHs og wNrcun, EVERYWHERE

~
me &''''"' I'r." i gre l""''l#'f SOL '5a' 'H',e'
states keep N"l''''h NA.eAfe' AND c'F1''HS
recommend mem 4" 'he'r customers, h"'"l'h
stunning ' I''I 'l''' Jess l'''' j. MAJ" On lA's'
trade The r...,n nt this tb,t the rsrn,,.,t.oii
ii the wutham watch rendered. an easy sale
and the resnlt Is. that Aith 'ugh the dealer does
not make as much money on each Individual
watch rs he may "n ia" sale OF other watches he
l. III 'he gamer through larger ana h''h'
- IH'lc are ao'"'' however among 'ne ''1u''
VINO , ho1 CAV" 'h" "t.'h'H ""tch tiat heaIt!
supp "Ill'A IL preserves ms portion 81 'he
tfade ny th'r' Is NOR" money % be maze ~
aea''hs !" "a''h"s ah'u1 "'''1h 'he pune at@ is-
''tah'' '''' III "''h '''f' 10 l's7 s"'h
anu az ~ '+"' ,' '-t'' ,''' 10 "
'' 81 '''-' - - e. =
utHieiA VINO ""'N ''S"'' '"'H' "'l"'I'
""'TA'S' "N' 'hi' h''' "t E'Hs"'E" "''''' 'e''s
tAe customer ""'iiy U" '"F 5'7' F'' u "a''h rs
Is 1''e mos ~ '''''1' '"' '"'' "''i q" sell
f"f the inform i'l"h "' l'F@'N- about - h'lN
" i'a''' am WHO my h" ""''' ''4''H tHt''+" u!
~ - ca ','''N - -'''' .''s 10 our
''''.'.''' '''' '"'''~ S''7
sine The ma,i,f...,,r, IF Watches vas n, tat,
a. Walthtn. ths l',lpotuy I.,y,. made .4d sold
a5nut 800 ar0 .,,.,,a.., I'm ,.,,,- t.,yn and vii
~. of the country -.,,,,, y,,..,tl.sf 4 Waltham
watch may b.. fu.nl Lei Inc marty about 20
buy ask tins owner Of AN American Watch TIN,
question.
,-..,-.. .....,, ..,,-,,,, U.s., e.. ~.
- - va i'H ~ - 49,
FACTION
We are not ,-fraid 20 a.lvis. those wishing To
bay a wa. n to guide Themselves bv the answer
Beng satisfied asto the quality of tie W ttch th,
bu,4r has now only 70 stti~.y himself that the.
yyalthann Watches are the cbe,r,,st rs we'll "a tho
best On tins head .re have. q, few words to say:
II Is a well known fact in rnanuf lcturing, that
the greater the number Of articles manufactured
by one establishment. the smaller viii be the cost
of each individual article. Keeping this in view,
our policy has always been to sell our products at
the lowest possible pIice In order TO secure large
sales. and thus enable Us to Manufacture watches
a. a minimum cost We believe III small profits
and ., Iaroa tu,in,s. This n,licv We have SIR
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04
Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBEB-
Lis, sTUEGEs Co., Commission Merchants,
- and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston. &.
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Subject. -"FArRAGrTs PASSAGE OF TIRE
FORTS"

Mr.. D.mIns has the reputation 81 being one OF
the most .lDQucnt i-cturer- IA the United States
Every sdniifer OF the noble hsrp farTagui. aud
every lover OF g. country should f4il TO hear
tins splendid lecture.
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RS-T Tickets Of admission 20 all parts 81 The
House. So cents. For sale at the ore 81 cole q
Kingsley, y. BI"oks, b. y. MefIiaIn, Tuttle
* o.. and AT the Oh.
Door open az Seven o'eleck. Lecture COM
menees AZ quarter h,fur- Eight.
E.s- he sixth and last Lecture in this course
VIA DE delivered by General kipatr7ck. Feb.
18th. SUBJECT: ''Shennan's Grand March 10 the
sea"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

STRANGE FREAK. - The Montpelier
journal says: George VI. Scribner
Ply the way, has given much attention to
Ethe choicer breeds of poultry,-has hen,
Bali Leghorn and half Brahma, which for
Jour days in succession, in addition to her
customary zone egg per day." produced a
egg, of about one-sixth the
ordinary size. The outside appearance of
the miniature egg was perfect, but upon
breaking one, it was found to contain no
yolk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

We give our subscribers a ten page
Weekly this weck-because of the pressure
of advertising and large amount OF in
teresting reading matter that we wished
to publish.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

~ses Franklin Posts Real Estate column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-15

The local editor Of o very far
West journal having attended q ball
on the frontier, has feltmoved, after
the manner Of Jenkinso Of the metro
politan press, to funish report Of
some Of the dresses worn by the
more eminent ladies present:
Miss A. was eyerlastingly scrump-
tious, in an underskirt Of rcd calico,
flounced with blue mcasline, sur
mounted with an ovenkit Of linsey
looped in the rear n saddlsbcg,
With yellow bows. Waist a h as'
ovvvsn, bssone d t~stss. Hair IN :
chignon resembling hall ; cabbage
Extnor1Inaxy ksay.
Nm. B. wors . ahort ikirt o
homs made 1annol, Displaying In
very beatiae manner, her No. Il
moccanins. obn1aos 4 '8keguaesh
ornnmeutad with soldIsr buttons
Hair Jhisdsr; perfume of cinnamol
drops. Exclusively hishhlutIn.
Nadnns 9, ) no(sd hAlfbrss'
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He went up town to-day, girls,
with . very business air;
He'd oiled up his muslache, girls,
And parted well bis hair. r
There's something Ia the wind, girls,
whichever way II blows;
And I'll tell you what II Ia girls:
Hes going teproposs' ~.
Hes taken 70 curious ways girls,
eiehIsg, and looking ''blus;"
And-only shink Of this, girls
Hes writing poems, TOO.
A times hs'lI even tAisk, girls, =,
And theu he sober grows;
Iknov the reason why, girls; @
Hes going TO propose. p
Sometimes he's confidential,
And says Naria's fair,
And praises Benie's hazel eyes
And Jsunis's flowing hairi
Seys AIiss e ansslIe, too,
Admlrs Luriadz's noss.
Iknsv how Il would end, girls;
Hes going 70 propose hrs
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From shs Celunbus (oa-, J Enq;drsr
Gen. JubaI Early. aFs


An Incident h hs uLssdss Loss."
A battery, On our len,
Had shundered through The day,
Denly served, By the lines Il clefb
In our lines acroe the wsyi-
ClidIag swim with the battle drifi,
II moved and blazsd away
A mstecr IN ths clouds Of war,
A demon Of dismay.
sB6oarl-end ballet broke
From : bsllowins haitsry,
wIshs euFl ofsnoke md avhiz'-no joke
By The saz q ysb&l :.
And BE- tuned y kis saddls and poke.
s---Tats That bassary."
rAsy wsut . ne vild-ar ruasl
PodtIos-Aoa o. . shrss-- g
fksy cspsuzsd ;--bss rot shs guns
fths ninbls batlesyi
fhsy hssilaas ssd ske5 hsIt ti-oh Hams,
Asa - hatAny boa1isd leutsr,
whilsa oouzir came ihrs' shsfams snd 1ame
10 ~ oenssal 1r-''Povtsr1
: - |IId a s ~ .I'i19I g l.IsIt $50
SO A IL slisups ~
+. y ~ Il 1lshsy - ekelee.
An tks.1Hsl 49, % ~.
Uhss oouuir I'M ~ ALLOW
sRuvturt-o eau usrs-s1fsu'i
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A GrccIan ODE.


She stepped upon the platform
i Her grace ! can't forget--
For oh ] that Grecian bend Of hers
Clinss % my memory yet 5
Her smile was like the sunbeam,
Her bonnet ''some Jon bet; sils
But that lovely Grecian bend Others
Was the ''hcavlest' bend ! met
Her waterfall was gorgeous
And al who saw contend
That her grace was never equsled az
By the Sarratoga bend.
Bat alas for maiden beauty,
Dust win return 10 dust ~,
And the moss enchanting bender
u doomed 70 moth and rust.
In STOPPING 70 sasuns hsr seat
a phsss = tsll, but nuss s. N
Some whaIsbons Thing thas staId her up
Beat doubls-snd shea ''bustI''
She sofsly sighsd, and swssiIy smiled,
And then In accents tender,
Al she rubbed her back, she gently said,
Thanh Heaven, Tn ck ny bendsrr
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BacHucss, ATTENTION Tho at
tention ofbachelcrs i invited to the
following awail:"
aThere arc soma rad sights IN
this world . city ssoked and burnt
"A batt|s-feld after > great alaugh'
ter--a London in tho midst Of Z
plague--A ship burning 1t sea--s
iamily pining in starvation-a jug
ofmolases wrecked upon the pave
ment. All bad, Il Is true.
aBut to rs, the sAddcst sight Of 81
is an old bachelor wearing toward
the end Of his journey Of lie, hi
great duties undone. Miserable
creature ! just lookat him; hh ahirt
buttonsof- -his stockinssou q toe
|-sot ! sou q dslgIi5f; nofs rsIs
tivo - drip . tsar close hb - ;
dealh, q 70 Isavs N no1sy ~
nobody, n iacl, y eere ~ him
| |-1hnpnsd b nlut 81 elpne r
DlanonIlp q ths INT saisr su
x-<-I Il 0~4xv{a
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e1,~~1ls1 e1r1>u'
| -
The ro-enl|eI Congress of lie
United States having slIn much
d>llb<FHlion, sa|mIiied % The JsorIe
of Virginia, MIeH1Ipli md Texas,
: plan n rtcousirudIon, those peo.
pIewIII soon NJ called upon 10 sdopf
o. reject that plan. II Involves m
imount of seIf abaaeInsul 10 dcrrn.
dig that even The Republican sen.
afois were fyreed 70 nI1e their
vc!cc aenInst Il n the aenste cham.
ber. WIN the PEI IL Of tIlsue States
accept The tcrmsf .riIi they dcbase
themselves BY sacrificing their honor
| for tho mere privilege Of sending
Radical Senators and Reprcscnta-
tIves 10 swell the majority ncaInst
| the South IN the Legislative Halls Of
| the Union ? Willthcy sacriflcc the
| the great principalsof Constitution
al Liberty, which they havcso nobly
sustained and defended, and blot
out the proud old records Of their
once grand Commonwealth Oh,
wo cannot believe II. We win not
believe II. We shall trust 10 their
pride Of honor, and glory Of princi-
ple TO vote down. and spurn the de-
grading terms. Better to dwell un-
der military authonty--better the
unsettled state Of their governments
than. @to fly to evils which they
know not of'-than to sacrifice al,
honor which has been won by the
sacri6ce Of 40 much Of the blood O,
their best. and bravest sons. No
MOI q thousand times. no |! Virginia
aMotherof States and of Statesmen 4
Mount Vernon and Monticello an,
neal to Won: Mississippi! You
gallant heroes Of the Lost Cause
o.s.,.. ~a,,I ro~.., ~ A,.,,,o
aP's' y, ~ ~ -. -. --'-,. T
and the braves OF tne past, appeal te
you! Your sister States Of the
South. appeal 70 YOU! viii You turr
4 deaf ear 20 themY We Ak Won,
- h. t~rs - vor~.e,vs. t,u: -
= - ~. y .s !. -
your sec'ion, anu 'rue " 'ne primer
pies Of Freedom.
Listen to tllseioquent words ofthe
patriotic Casserley. Of California,
W1,.. ho ..,.,,, rr,,. - ,,ron ,bo No.
y w. =. ~ 60. er ,.,'' r. - -
PIE OF MS otate' ~ ilke clIcurn1'an- !.
ces, "in season and out Of season" I"
We would now urge upon the peo-
nle of tho States. which we have al
,a,d,, r. a.,,,aS H. so;d T. ~. ,,,.co
.ea.y na'''e ''' 'A'N - -" '
IN tne sena'e' Iii''s. -. so, !,
Al
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TIL occurred s6iae wseka sae IN
board N EnelI=h steamer eo,aIaf %
America
A little rugged boy. srcd nine
yeafz. wss Discovered on ths faaHI,
day II Tho outward voyage from
Liverpool 10 New York, and carried
before tho first mate, whose duty
III was 10 deal with such eases.
When questioned ~ 70 the object of
lds being aowed away, and Who
brought him on board, The boy who
had O beautiful sunny .aee. and ewes
that looked like the very mirrors Of
truth, replied that his stcp-fatber
did II, because he could not a,Iori 10
keep him, nor 10 pay his passage
out 10 Halifax. whcre be had an
amt who VIVA re,I an a.d a. ,,Lo.o
house bo VIVA roiug. Tbe mats did
not believe tho siorv. IN su,se Of tbe
winning face and truthful accer,s of
the how. IIe had seep too much or
stow.awavs n he eosllv lece,vod hy
them he said and n was b,s srn
conviction that tba how had boep
brought on hoard and nrovided with
food bv tho sailors. .Thelittle ssllow
was very roughly handled IN con.
soouence. Dav bv dav bo was
ousa,,onea aus reouost;onod hut
alwavs with tho soms rosult Uo
d;d rot Lnow ! so;lor !, hoord ord
HIS father alone had secreted him
and. given, him Tho food which bo
o,o Wre4rar
AT last the mate weaucd by the
BOYS persistance in the same story,
and perhaps n little anxious 10 incul.
pate the sailors. seized him ono day
by the collar and dragged him 70
the fore. told him that unless he con.
fessed tho truth in ten minutes from
that time be would hang him on
the ward arm. He then mede him
cit down under Il ON the deck. All
around him were the passencer and
sailors Of the midday watch. and n
front ofbim stood tbe ;nexorable
mate. with hid chronometer in. bis
band and tbe other otlIcors y -.
abip bv bis side. II was the tluest
a;cht. savs tho gentleman who com.
,nnn;cated = the facts to tho New
York SIM. that we ever bebeld. to
seo ,be male. nroud face Of that noble
bov--b;s head erect. his beautiful
eyes bright through the tears which
snfyused them. when eiobtminutes
had f,ed. tbe mate told him he had
hut two m;nntes IN live and advised
~, H. :. !. .,saa, .ho ,r, .,d savo u.
,,s' ' - .s.,,,sa ..,s ~ ..L;n,, ,ha
s,. .as, '.s ,.,.t, ,,,s ,,.,so.t .;r.nl;c;tv ,s
10 0,; m;oh, rrov
The r,a.o ..;d ro,h;nr but nod
s.a -. ho.a .na .rrnod :. rolo a.
~, : .hast - ' ana .hool ,,,,, ,y;,h tremhlin.
+ I;ts e ! rsed with tbe wind. And
.horo al sves tu,red on him. tb,.
hravs @ !, and uohle little fellow this
noo, v.;f wbom .oc;stv owned NOT
.,,a ,.ho.o ,v,,, .tor,- fs,b.r co,,ld rot
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I'll
ssa I.s,< !. A. ...s.,...a :. ..-.,,s-
I.,s ! I..a,m, =
I,u.., ,s,l "a. a A. a. -
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us.o. ia ,I,s ssss.'.... d 4 '.'''s e....s,...'
/ ,....a,,.., ,a...,s ~. \. ~. .'s.,'1
Ia. ,ao.a n. ~ sas s,,' -, - ~ y M. ~
sLull All .,,,..' -. , 80. y .s.. ~
aas,sa Az, = - 80 -. -. '' s''.
:, 4. m.I.a.L,,ls .,,' .h.,., T. - a.
sa,v1 s,aL.ol.la..'t ' a..lss. !. - -
: sl,,nv - ,sc.l,s ,as' n. =. - -
franco ,hs, an 49,, , :. sad s..,.,, ~,
- .os.as....,.' nj - "a ~ ~. .s....'....
their seats. A bir IN I, fellow who
sat In the middle. and who .ec,ned
10 Ia The proprIetcv. than saId as,r.
ner from ibe other world. adys,ca p,
Iadvaueed aWillyon give m evrv.
thior,o lain us, aNotiffLnow /, 3,
| I said sthere are NV wIls and FAM.
teen iiue--p Another Marty ,old
mo 10 say ayos.'' as 4 was merely !
ma,torofgorm. 80 Isaldayes.Ic Give
nm oyry,bipg.v
The fellows in tho towels tbou
rroaned and said aTls well. De
Won swear never 10 rovcal anythiuo
Won soe or hear this evening u an,
human being. or to your wiSaw !
said apou NV word. I win not. ,
They then sexamined nv teeth ani
felt NV topgue. then vroaned ag.,p
| | sa,d' aKyou don't feel we'll. I bav,
rot a.bottlo here The fat ma,
| hme toot Tho hottla from ma an.
Ia la ~ ~. ), 49, 49,. IT. .. '''
ra;.a ~ ,S g ,hr.Ss. y r.,a sp.;s. ss..' !.
49, ~. ~. - a. 49,. ,s ss,,.', -. ~ ! !
.or,a. sy m Nth . o,o.h L'' - hl;na ~. =.
sNo vor ~ aon,. 70 sr,', vow ,,os.s Y Am =,
h.,;.,,s !, ,,,.r;.. h,,ra,,,s'.,. ~, ~,
|. sSS'~" f"y"'6 W.
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New York pays moro for tobacco
than Il does for bread. 80
A West Texas millionaire farmer
has fenced In . pasture Of 10000
acres. a
Immense deposits Of bat guano
have been discovered In the caves Of
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. II
is said to be superior to Peruvian
guano.
Rhode Island h In . whirl Of sx-
citement over the eprague-BDwn-
and-Ives quarrel. On account Of
the diminutivc size ofRhole Island,
II may be called . tempest In tea
pot slp
There l. . man In New IIampshirs
81 years Of age who has nsver taken
| o bath or owned . hsnksfehisf
Had he regularly enjoyed these
| Injuries he would havs been At leasi
: hundred year Of age.
A movement = on foot IN Hard
4
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~
What f)smmshsa.z ! ,4se,,s.l ~
have given :. IAs s@-snss N arzsa,,
Asflss ! Aajss, Axtlss ysh.ul,l Al
during DIE month. sI,e vss<h~c,.I
ef The good hnnv, IIis rIsss have
been maiure.l. calculations ,as.le s,,.I
the nmpirn now l.,rly o.<ued..-
wasehfulnesa. leav,as M. ,,s,,,t an.
guarded. celebrity N movement. ,ha,
hIs ene,nIss fsrsas s.d ,ses.I., NAV
ose,,.v M vaa., ..-,ss'... !. .L...,''.
of III hs,'aoa. y ,s'...s,aa. y,
esla !, crs,n ,ss.lsa = N. -. ~
or l,,s,v ~ sua,hsr--,lss. ~. .l'.al., coli
4. 49,, I, s,..-. -.
Cotton ,lss,,n. /. .,.. ...,
rssdy &C. a., wasL,au.,s s' ,s s'.,,,s. No."
,;ng I,gh,' ',,0 .sad lsnd. !, :" el.s ,s.d.
IN sh;sh ,hsrs |. - ,.s.. :, ~, a,.,,ss ,,,'s
Of veca,.hls matter !. o. \, ,asla I,
u.h, and er,.,,lo ,..a .,a.,a - ~. !. !.
.r,ao, h.rra,, - ~,,,,,,,..,a. .s s.,,'' :
,hs .,art.;e wo,l,nu .,,,v Lana. :, 900
.ho.la r,n aronnd ~ ,ha A.,
nlow,n.. w,,hhnll.,on.no a. counter ,'
ana 10 ~ .,ro,nd has -, has,, !, ,,.,
or,v ! h,osas L sy ~ ~ ~. =. Man. naa, rSr y,
Nv ho.vv r.;ns ~ ~ ". .honla ,', hra.,, ,', ou,
the midales with some deem d RUNNING
plow. Now. before The ground ba,
lost its moisture from Tho 4 wipte,
rains, NAV occur the last opportunit,
wa shall have 10 secure a doen mol
low soil 10 guard AGAINST tho sum
mcr drouehts. No amount Q
manuripO. no prolific seed. can a,
awav with tho nccessity of GOO,
AIM, ! deen. mellov. wall nrIver
;zed so;l = ;;n,,;.n.,.cb,, 10 = !, GOO,
cron. hut this sbou,d be secured /,
,r;ni,r ~ eoylv .pr;,o. before there |
danger Of emitting the roots. In stit
lands deen plowinu in tho fall. winte
and spr;po' and surface culture a
forwards. insure GOOD crons. w
ara l;ablo 70 .ytr.,n>. IN ogricultur
= IN other thinos. AZ ono Tim,
c,.,t;rot;on 1 everytb;ne and ali ladop
the marim Of old .JetIro Tall. tbs
| incessant blowing and exposing IN,
soil to the action Of the atmosphere
i all that Il necessary 10 deyelop,
and perpetuate its fertiiity-then N,
nendulnm swings TO tho other enc
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| ! y eof7s'fcnaff' hs keu'lisf"
esp''a''r r'''ss = '''''ers'
| "isl' m9H ym pless<, Nhsshsr
ngu'ss l'aof NOT J hsvs besn fe'a
ihafHz''fs- never l'e's wen, 'sf ~
loon 'nlo We n'a'iss' fafpd~s We
plant W aeFes 70 corn foF ons hand
70 work, and nothing more The
corn 'wl'I yield ~ 70 bushels Per
aeFc--ioo bu<belz- e0o0 90. mp.
pop We plant 70 acrss 70 cne hand
hand o. above. and mako c's-hslf
bale, say 200 lhz. lint cotton per sefs
1000 lbs. $50 %. nupvcss wc'
plant ior ono hand, 20 serss In
fround.peas; they win yield, Ny 30
bushels per aess eloo--2O acres,
$4,000. Suppose wc plant2o acres
potatoes for one hand; they yield.
say 200 bushels per acre eioo-2o
acres, $4,000. Now, iftherc figures
arc accepted, why should wc devote
90 many acres 70 cotton, BY way Of
compliment TO the qucndam"King,"
who, according 10 Scenes Munro
hus nbdicutcd and rouo n E0vot 7
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woRsHAM HOUSE.
Cb~~ y NsiuN and Ada~s sirsslsi
NsxrHis. TENN

rss Hsuss 4 centrally located "a he busI-
- paxs Il ~ city, convenient % The rail-
road dapelH ~ rivW jaadinGs y ~ rscsntly
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ERANDA HOTEL,
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. 0. W. RrcHARDs..~.....-...... ..pRoPRlEroR
This Holsl has just been completed, and I
fbruishs1 <hssaohout in most haadscus style
The prcJ(leloe pledgss bic utmost endeAvors u
giss tat11sllsd = hss Who may hver bin
vish thslp passonag&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
10 let or Lea &C..

A LARGE TORE, leo LET DEEP, 9h = ~ LoT,
~ .rJutr. two streets VITA basement ana family
cOmfnDlauuf ~ entid shON 10 rare
chance where space wanted, also FOota wn looms,
win every Improvements Inquire a it5 WuI ion street,
BODJkCn
RIO LIT IN BERGEN, Is MINUTES FEGa JERSEY
City, French House ten = 01. one II
$40. nns 1T sac A. ID. CALI. % COltandg street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY l. 1sea-QUADRUPLE
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.


ITO LET-TwO THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
Houses with modern improvements loeated IL the city
of Bergen 10 minutes by horse Ciy feiry
Nos. and Belmont place. rent 450 Apply at SO5 West
street, Troy steamers ollee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

IEHSEY RESIDENCES FOR SALE-EAEY OF hCCEs3
81 90 business OF Etw OIk brown stone Houses ia
Jersey ,iy, b. :, stories and sub cellar 2lfSl5sOl,
fii.HN; brCk siOrlcs. b. ~, 2E4jHlv, 91AUU; AL of
thtse hncy finished aud n inst class hnor.
hood. pssssc, n D. ony " miles by Erie Railroad, fare
c8tal HOUSE OAlUl lot story, attic cellar
yer, desirable residence. $780, House s,.s ot yAis3
story, attic mi cellar. t stables, I've Ipsc, de- 20
neat two story aud l.uU cottages, fiaaU Lost
atd other ~ IUcy a Nuatc'lg iiu snI tiv Or Terms
kew fOrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TTOR sALE--LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
= Building, II feet by = block, with Lots adjoining
one block from East river Apply to JOHNSON MILLER,
20 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TToR sAIE-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
Lot (25xaO, I'D East rhry-nnth street. between Third
and Lexington avenues house in good orer possession
is of May price Sl5Q, half cash. Inquire the pre-
misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

FoR SALE THREE LOTS ON WEST THIRTY.sIXTH
IL street; immediate possession Apply to H. JULIEN,
so West Thirty-ifth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TOR sALE-FOUR STORY STORE AND BASEMENT
y brick House and Bakery for lcy cakes and br, al
NJ HEISsER, 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

nor SALE, LEASE OR STANDARDIZATION
FOR handsome first csss -four story brown
House Apply at 4e5 East Fifileih street. heeNman Hill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

DOR SALE CHEAP.
L Sixteen Lots, at 18TH street, for 1890
G. LESPINASSE
IS John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

IOBuKEH, ~ J.-HAyIHg SEVERAL SPLENDID
Hr.ans W Real Estate on hand at present would In
ie s aletion OF intending purchasers building Lots
tt0 bal cash Gotta Houses from ijoU: terms easy.
J. ). DUNLOP, % Newark street, IIoboken, n. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

DOR SALE-ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FIFTY-SIXTH
street. about l5) feet west OF Broadway two remaining
unsod four brown Houses 22x56 20x6
competed in every respec, class terms easy Inquire
OF b. SMITH. on the prcnises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

A BARGAIS.-rHE COMPLETE RESIDENCE, NO l67
~ South Fifth street, Jersey Cy, viii be sold cheap and
terms; ssxg0 feet three story brick, cellar and
everything n. HEATH, SO Chambers street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

TOR SALE LARGE PROMINENT CORNER ON HUD-
street, Canal street. 100 each
ara having separate rear entrance only three four
blocks from Jersey City ferry Albany steamboat and Calf
forna steamship landings location unsurpassed
Class hotel and suitable business requiring light
rOom Apply TO JAMES PRICE, 2 o Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
TELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON.
Do YOU BITE YOUR
THUMB AT ME- ?
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TOMORROW. uz

and basement House IN Forty-th street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues l2x50 with all modern improve
ments price Si,SC0 Apply to j. +. CHAMBERLAIN sc
Eighth Avenue.