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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

HE FUNERAL OF THE WAR SECRE.
TARY.-The funeral of the late Edwin n.
stsuton took place on Monday, and was
very largely attended. The services con-
sisted only Of the service as prescribed by
the Protestant Episcopal church, which
was performed by Rev. DR.. Starkie Of the
church of the Epiphany, of which the de-
ceased was member, assisted by Rev.
DIR. Pinckney of the church of the Ascen-
sion, and Rev. DR.. Sparrow, pincipal of
the Alexandria Theological Seminary.
Among those present were President
Grant, with the officers of his household,
Vice-President Golfax, all the Senators
and Representatives now in the city, the
members of the Cabinet, the Judges of the
Supreme and District Courts, all the
officers Of the army on duty in the War
Department, and the principal officers re-
presenting the army, navy and marine
corps. Gen. Candy was with the family
of the deceased. The mother Of Mr.. STAN
ton, who arrived there Monday was in
company with Gen. T. T. Eckert. The
diplomatic corps was represented, Minister
Thornton being among those present. The
city council, members of the bar, and q
large number of other citizens, were also
in attendance. Only . few intimate
friends Of the family were privileged to
see the face of the deceased, previous to
closing tho coffin in the chamber where
Mr.. Stanton died.
At IL O'Clock q detail of one sergeant,
one corporal. and eight men Of battery f.,
9th artillery, ID full uniform, brought the
coffin from the chamber to the parlor and
subsequently, bore it to the hearss. The
floral display was the most imposing ever
witnessed in this city on similar oooa-
sion. the coffin being covered with wrssths,
crosses and bouquets Of the choicest how.
srs. Among the tributes was . beautiful
cross, rendered by Secretary Fish; an
other a magnificent crown surmounted
with cross formed Of japonicas and inn
mortelles. bearing upon 1t Q card upon
which was written the swords, with
IAT5. ~. SuuuulcI lOvo. OSu0E uOIoA
offerings were accompanied BY cards with
similar expressions Of affection and con-
dolence
A delegation from the Union League
club of New York arrived Monday
morning, especially to attend the funeral.
1t consisted Of Judge Davies, 8. B. Chit
sendep, George w. Blunt, Vincent Collyer
and Howard Potter.
There were probably hundred hacks,
besides many private carriages in the pro-
ssssion. The hearse was drawn by four
gray horses. Although it was raining,
thousands Of persons gathered In the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the residence Of the
deceased to witness the proceedings at
,rndsnt upon the funeral The police.
mea in force kept the pavements and car
riase way clear of distractions. The re-
mains were conveyed to Oak Ridge Gem
etery for intermen..
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Book Notices.

1.-THE Overture OF Angels" By Henry
Ward Beecher. New York u. 8. Ford
& Co.
This handsome little volume will at
tract particular attention, both because of
its authorship and because of its being a
portion of the yet unpublished Life Of
Christ" by Mr.. Bsecher. It depicts the
scenes and events Immediately preceding
the birth of our Saviour, and will un-
doubtedly be read with peculiar interest
at the present moment. As regards its
merits as a literary production We do not
care to write at present, preferring to
wait until the entire work-is- published.
It can, however, be recommended NJ hol-
iday book. The illustrations, which are
from designs by Fem. are very fine and
the general mechanical execution Of the
book exceedingly good.
"Shakespeares Midsummer Nights
Dream" Boston Roberts Bros.
It seems to us that the idea was nm ORR
ginal one that influenced the publication
Of this poem in its present form. 1t is
profusely illustrated by engrAvinys en-
silhouette, the designs by p. Knewka. Sim
gular as this style Of illustration may ap-
pear its effect il admirable when well exc
cuted, as IL the case here. The artist has
succeeded in impartiny power and ex-
preston to the figures which enable the
reader to ut once understand and appre-
ciate the design. ks we intinatsd before.
the effect is quite pretty and agreeable. In
all other respects the volume is deserving
Of praise. 1t is one OF the holiday books
that we most heartily recommend to the
public.
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THIEF.

he ras been travelling about kumbugsing drug
ssis and p,iv4te parties, inixing up AUD selling
base coUpund which he calls Wolcotts Pain
Paint All of Woicott's genuine remedies have
y white outside wrapper nth s,gnAture lArgel.
Louk out for counterfs.ts.
biz psnfs Of WolcOtts Annihilator for Catsrih
and oirs In tie head. or Pint of Pain Paint,
for Ulcers, OF PAM sent free of express charges,
ou receipt of the money at Isl Chatham square,
N. Y; or one gxiion of Pain Paint double
str-ngthl for $40. Small BOTTLES sold BY all Drug
xtst. r. L. Wolcott dcc6d4w
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,HIKuTLAND HlEizAID,


s-Ae@ef=sN sfssels+a psa<se-
From the present inAisations Virginia h
not dsstinsl - ,sssuspy Asr rselniaica
without struggle, and the sans debate
that snsusd In Congrss on TIE Georgia
question win probably b repeated. =
this shoslA take plaes, ths alAbesasss -
opinion win b still more peoaeunesa I'D
the result much moro pcohlasn1l3el IL
Judiciary sonmittss % he 49, s'1sw
days since reported rssolutioa Declaring
Virginia 70 have complisi With Al the
necessary conditions, ard to b entitled to
Representatives. essetor Summer dos not
concur with tie COMMITTEES in their visw
Of the cass, and has INTRODUCED bill
which b intends at the proper stage Of
lsgialstiea to propose - substitute re-
curing tho Legislature Of Virginia 70 b
reconvened BY military authority, and the
iron-clad test oath to be taken BY it, menu
bers. The bill further declares that the
present government Of Virginia Is pro-
visional only, and in all respects b sub
ject to the authority of Congress, and
that the Constitution Of Virginia shall
never be amended 40 as to deprive any
citizen Of the right to vote and hold
oaice.
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WORD TO THE WISE Is SUI.

IA fiCIENr. Rurrinpton's Vegetable Cough
syrup i. q sure r.mehy for tn It dreadful scnurge
Of infa ~; aud CHI dhold, the Group Always
keep the usoic,ne hy you, ready for immediate
Use. l. 10 also the best -rticl. Ia Use for Wh9,p-
ing Cough. &c Fur sale by the Proprietor, Il ii.
huntington, Wholesale Druggist, Providence, K.
l. Also, by Lr .ysists generally. a.chd4w
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IIyINGsTosE's EXPLORATICNs.-The
Bombay Gazette Of Oct. 20 contains fur
Their particulars Of the explorations and
discoveries Of DIR. Livingstone. The Brit
ish Consul at Zanzibar, under date OF
Sept. Z, 1869, forwards to the Govern,
ment Secretary at B. ,nbAy extracts from
letter that day received from DIR. Liv-
ingstone. The doctor says:
II have had no news from any where for
two years and upward For Captain Fra
ger and our friends at Zanzibar may say.
L have found what believe to be the
souree Of the Nile, between ten degrees
and twelve degrees south, or nearly in the
position assigned to chem by Ptolemy.
1t is not one source from lake. but up
wards Of twenty of them. Lake Liemba,
which possibly il an arm OF Tanganyika,
has four rivers flowing into it. Que /
measured, aud found it to be 2y4 feet, say
100 yards wide and waist deep, aud fow-
ing fast iu September. No rain had fallen
since 18th May elsewhere il almost
duires GAUGES. This has eleven good sized
.buons' flowing into it, Taking these four
rivers ~ one line Of drainage u fifth from
MareDxo must be added). then the Cham
bezi flows from, the sid. into one centre Of
the great valley and receives three streams
as large AZ the Isis at Oxford or Avon ut
Hsmilton. Chambezi cutters Bangweolo
Lake and receives two streams, then
changes its name to Luapula, and flowing
north, receives two streams al bout fifty yards
wide each. Luap,ha receives one and en-
ters Mosro Lake to receive Ave streams !;
6ne 10 eighty yards broad aud always re-
Qpires canoes; ON leaving Moero it il
called Luababa, which receives two good
sized streams and it forms Ulenge, either
lake with many islands or . division
with many streams. which are taken up
by the Lufira, large river, which BY FIVE
branches drains The west side of the great
valley, " hich probably il that Of the Nile.
have still to follow down the Luababa
and zee whether, ~ the natives assert, it
passes Tangsnyiks to the west, or anters
1t and finds IN exit by the river called
Locinda into Lake Chowambe, which !
conjecture to be that discovered by Mr.
Baker.
shall not follow the Lu.baba BY canoes,
a We did the Z.mbesi from near the VIC
toria Falls TO the KSbrahsssa. That wa
insanity, and am not gong 70 do any
moro mad things merely 70 p1ease geograph-
ers, sohO are ns0stly iasaas. Ny positions
havs been altered fos the most idiotio rsa-
son 1t places wheeas uo one else observed
or & win observe IN our day; and alter Ill
our caro- in laying down Lake Nyalsa, 800
miles are tacksd On to ii, noeth1sst end,
tho which 200 miles of watsr are perched
Twp on height Of 8. 900 Ssst abovs.the resk
Yours, Go, DAVID LIvINGsroNE-
i nth Y..l.. q
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Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.

VINEGAR HOW MADE In 10
hours without drugs. For Circulars, ai-
dress l.. SAGE, Vinegar Works, Cr,uiwell, onn.
nov2UdSusw
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Was burned TO ueatn, rev ohJs SINCE, py
her clothes taking fire from the stove.
Twenty. FIVE pairs Of large oxen have
the numbering swamps III other States.
Mr.. G. w. Bridgman Of Barton, had
u ley broke few days ago. He was chop
ping in the woods, when a slanting tree
fell upon him, causing the injury.
"A 9ouble elopenent recently occurred
at Newport. A man who had run away
with his neighbours wife, soon after re-
turned her. but how chagrined he must
have been to find, as he did, bis own wife
missing.
The house Of VIM. Perry Of Iras-
burgh, was burned on the 18th Between
two and three hundred bushels Of oats,
twenty-six bushels of wheat aud several
hundred bu-hels OF potatoes were burned
Loss ha4xeen 81 200 and 81 500; insured
for $500.
The annual meeting u the Black
River y alley Agr1cult0ratand Mechanical
Society. will Be held = the town house in
Ctaftsbury, on Tuesday the fourth day Of
January next, q ons o'clock p. m.
1t i stated that the track on the n
". B. B. is nov laid TO Smiths Mills,
Eve and one-han miles nom North
Dssby, which completes about ten miles
of The road. Tho remaining portion Of The
md i nov ready tor the iron.
"A - Of Gsa Baxronghs Of Brown.
iasfoa, wsHE iato IL ~ min known q
WAeslRs III htsl1 aad nots:csssrviss
,tAat - sH6A ~ ~ = aolisa -
- sa.t1e lenlh = sasAsway 81 II
- hlsnk Alnjast sbess - ~ j6lnt
- 81 lhsssGhvsEy sless - II 11dns,
nakiae . uGly onGh i -
r-Fostsr Bowen, Of IrasburgA, ~ boy
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~. G. Parker & Co., Of Queehse, will
baild new factory next spei.g 10. place
Of ~ enc swept away by the frsshet in
Oetp6st.
Z "A dser pressed aossD the In nsrr
Whiss River Village . Monday, OF last
~ssk followed b pasty q hnntseA
"A braks1aan, ! yossg Isensh.a ., on
tie Boston freight train, Was m sily
sEslsAsd between car and . .plst1bsa ct
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PHILADELPHIA. Ian, IS IL

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 49, 1889
Messrs FARRELL, HERRING 81 CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street,
Gentlemen:-On the night of the 18th instant
our large store, 8. w. cornerof Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
Of wall papers, entirely destroyed bg fire,
We had one of your PATENT CHA NIPPON
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although twas
exposed TO the most intense heat for over 80
hours, we are happy to say it proved itself
worthy of our recommendation. Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfulIy
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence it justly merits
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL &, &,BRoTHERs.
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STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1869.
Mesars. FARRELL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 620 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I mad one of your make of safes
in the basement OF j. Z. Caldwell & Co.'s store
at the time OF the great fire on the night
of the 18th instant. 1t was removed from
lhe ruins to-day. and on opening it
found all my books, papers, green-
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc., all
preserved. feel glad that had one of your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another of
your make when get located.
Yours very respectfully,
f. L. KIRKPATRICK,
with j. Il. Caldwell Il Co.,
No, Sl9 Chesnu ut street.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES F!
PH1LApgLpHfA, january ls, sso.

PHILADELPHIA, January Is, 1862
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING 4 co,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
GentlemeD:-0n the night of the 18th inst, as
is we'll known TO the citizens of Philadelphia
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock of merchandise, No, gO2 Chestnut street
was burned.
The fire was one of the naost extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years. the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obllterated.
We had, as you are aware, two of your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE.
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi-
Gated your wellknown reputation as manufac.
turers OF FIRE.PROOF SAFES, If anyfurther
proof had been required.
They were subjectedI 10 the most intense heat,
and 1t affords Us much pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books papers,
and other valuables were all in perfect condi.
ton.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS. E. CALDWELL Il co.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
THE Adv VANTAcEs

Offered by this Company are:-
1t Is "A National Company, chartered by ana.
cial act OF Congress, 1853. - r.
IL has paid-up capital OF 81 100000
II oilers low rates OF premium
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other COM
panies for the same money.
II 1s definite and certain in its terms.
IL is home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
policies. =. NJ
Every policy is non .forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the tn-
sured their full amount and return all the pTe-
mlums, so that the Insurance costs only the 1n-
terest on the annual payments
Policies may be taken that Will pay TO the
insured, alter certain number OF years, during
named in the policy -
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. lSS Wsrp
IL insuEes not to pay dividends. but at so low
q cost that dividends will be impossible.
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wH are indebted 10 Mr.. A. Winch, No. sos ChesnUt
street. Tor late copies OF Punch and Fun also London
Journal ard Reynolds Miscellany Fns,ey's, aud the
Sunday M00dsine, Mr. Winch keeps on hand all Of
the foreign periodicals well home publications
Mr.. Winch receives subscriptions for the English
periodicals. specimen copies OF which may be seen
on his counter
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JEwELRY-Mr William w. Cassidy, No 12 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine ewelry and silverware the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure artI-
Gle furnished At price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices Walt 10
his store is sure TO result In pleasure and profit,
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CIT ITE III S.
OvRRCoATs

OvERCoATs
Reduced 10 prices az follows
Fine all-wool Beaver to-. 100
Fine altwool ChiRchlla and Fur
Beaver .......'tio OO
OF the newest and most stylish material, Gu t
and make, which have been sold at ......-s25 90
great variety Of all styles, upwards
20 w
SKATING JAcIIETs.-The best assortment In the city
selling very low.
IANrALooNs, good style, ali-wool Cashmere,
reduCeu w
VEsrs-Fine all-wool Cassim reduced tO...m,f2O0
HdIT-tgny betlOeen ! BENNETT d Co.,
s Nh and TOWER HALL,
1M streets No. 6Is MARKET ST,
PHILADELPHIA,
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A HACKING COUGH is one OF the most distressing
as well "a dangerous forms OF cough one can be
afflicted with. It's continuous action fatigues and
irritates the lungs and thus engenders consumption.
Uphams Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough,
aoothe the IrritRted bronchia. and give tone and
yigor 10 the lungs and whole system.
A single bottle will convince any one OF It's purity
SOLD one dollar per bottle.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q CowDEN,
No 602 Arch street
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MONEY LOANED

A
his store is sure 70 result In pleasure and profit,
MONEY LOANED
In sums from one dollar to thousands, on Diamonds,
Silver Ware, Watches. Jewery, Clothing, Dry Goods,
etc., at RErTEw's Loan onice. Northeast corner
Fifteenth and Market streets.
WE ARE REQUESTED to state that Messrs Alison &
Co., Of Lima, Peru Valparaiso, Chill or San Fran.
cisco, California, are represented in the Atlantic
states only by II. Q. Ferguson, ESQ, No. 42 South
street, New York
HAVE YOUR UPHoLsTRRING done at Patten's No.
1908 Chestnut street. He is always ready, prompt,
charges moderately, and gives enti.e satisfaction.
CHARLRs STOKES & Co.,
Merchant TaIIors
and Clothers,
No. sA Chestnut street.
HALLFT, DAVIS & Co.'s PIANOS are unequalled in
durability, briliancy, tone and power. Distinguished
pianists say they the best We listened to
any plano so enchanting.
IL YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT YOU WILL HAVE THE
giS Of chat it hare said from time TO lime about the
merits or Wanamaker & Bro,On's Clothing House.
1. Tner Clothing Is cheap.
2. II lOeorS ,yeu,
8, II Is stylish.
4. 10 Is comfortable.
5. They tUiLitnoly make exchanges.
G. They neUer fail 10 IT,
7. They treat all alike.
8. They deal plainly and honeiny.
o. They have made gpecia provision for country trade
TO- They haze the largest store and the largest stock IN
Philadelphia.
IL. They sGue time, trouble and money for you.
IL TACy suit the boys.
And there is any other ddUdntdGs desirable IN pur.
chasing CIothig is not HS list nat because do
not offer tt but because have not t.ought 10 men
ton il,
Il CARD.-Pyices OF cUerytamg reduced Sbce Me
opraisemeat Of Stock the assortment Of both Mems aud
Boys suits and Ortrcoots still us5y gocd.
WANAMAKER & BRowN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
OAK HALL
THE COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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EKIN DIsEAsRs-What form OF disease is more
annoying than that OF the skin, with its itching
stinRing, smarting, It's ugly red pimpies, blotchy
eruptions and Ioathsome ichOrous desluauations.
Happily, Hieskell's Tetter ointment Is asovereign
remedy for every form OF SKIN disease, making
radical cure In every case. Sold 90 cents per box
sent by mail for 80 cents. Johnston, Holloway Il
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IN REAL ESTATE THOMAS a. sons
MlSALE-Modern three story Brlck Dwell-
Ing, No. 2l2f N. Seventh street, above Diamond
street, Twentieth ward. On Tuesday, February
2 1869 at IL o'clock nool, viii be sold a. public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
and lot of ground, situate on the west side OF
Seventh street, l73 feet 10 inches north OF Dla-
mond street, No. 2l24 containing in font on
Seventh street ii feet Inches. ana extending
in depth ON the north line thereof 73 feet 71S
inches, and on the south line thereof 80 feet
lI75 inches to q 4 feet wide alley. IL mas gas
bath hot and cold water, cooking range etc
Subject TO mortgage of Sl550. Possession inn.
mediately. Keys at the Auction Rooms
NJ. THOMAS dS SONS, Auctioneers
1881 Nos. l39 and III FOURTH Street,
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CIGARS.
FUc UET q sos 9

IMPORTERS OF HAyANA Oi"Ai''
and Manufacturers OF fine CIGARS
No. a2o s. FRONT street rhiladephiA'
,, hu.rda of Havana Cigars. imported by
,er1 sIeamer 1T low ha ures Also, OF our own
n axe and copyrighted nr3"u'' 10 ''Ao"S'- .''~'
ntAptANA RITA"-puIe Havana Cigars.
We ~ ipiiAVoLO"-pure H. yRna Filler Cigars.
"LQDIIEsp DIsp pI3Fii 1n iiIsp }-selected Seed Leaf
Low prices, variety OF sizes, and warranted
quality Ah Wap
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THE RAPIDLY increasing business of the american
LtCe HsUTGHcG Company Of IH,ladelphid" has neces-
STATED a large increase OF the working force New
agents being put TO work in the city and through
out The S.ate and their efforts seconded in every
possible way Good reliable solicitors are invited 20
confer with Mr.. o, B. Mclean, at the Company's
ohice southeast corner Fourth and WALNUT streets,
from toS p. NJ. No better pay and better pros
pect of success be had than is given by the Ams
rIcRn,"
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BEDDING, Window Shades, Curtains. and Uphol-
stery Goods. Uphosterlng Of every description
done a. Patterns, No. I40s Chestnut street,
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FOR SALE.

a. PUBLIC SALE.-THOMAS & SONS, @sA
EMl lAucIioneers.-VaIuab ble Farm, 220 acres, -
White Horse turnpike, Centre township. Gam.
den county, New Jersey, miles from Camden,
~ miles from Haddontleld. On Tuesday, Feb.
luary 49, 1862 at u o'clock, noon, will be sold at
public ale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that valuable farm, 22O creS of land, situate on
the White Horse turnpike, Camden coupty, N.
j., about six miles from Camden, adj Dining the
we'll known farms of Charles WIllitts and
Chalkley Albertsou; IT. has variety of soil, q
portion being neavy loan, suitable for grass or
grain, and q portion for trucking. Streams of
never.failing water pass through tEe entire
farm, making 1t desirable for dairy PURPOSES
500 apple trees of choice varieties. The Inn
provements are a dwelling containing II rooms
barns, spring house, and out-bulIulngs A
pump OF excellent water IN kitchen.
TeIms-Three. .fourths of the purchase money
may remain.
Vim be shown on application to the tenant
Mr. George W. Haye.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS. Auction eers
l2S2620 Nos l39 and l4l s. FOURTH st.
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TO RENT.

IN TO LET-THE UNUSUALLY DESGRA-
III bic Rooms on second aud Upper Floors OF Nos.
- DICKSON BROTHERS
~ No, $50 VAIN VI street,
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FURNITURR mended and varnished. and made jooA
eoual 10 new NJ PalteN's, No. l4OS Oaesnut street,
Nyo,k done 1T the house or taken away