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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

RoyUrRr.-Since the Lodge of Good Templars
in this place was organized in April, 1869, there
have been initiated 70 gentlemen and 81 ladies,
making a total Of l27, and with the Withdrawal
Of H. death of one and expulsion of one, leaves IL
members in good standing. This is a very large
lodge for so small place and argues well for the
cause Of temperance in Roxhury.
MoBnryuLE.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gilbert
of this village celebrated the fltetr anniversary
of their marriage ON the evening Of the 18th ult.
Mr. Gilbert is scyenty-lour years Of age, and is
still an active business man.
We have not had any rain for some time. -
The thermometer has indicated from "a to 81 de-
grees above zero for the past week, and in eonse-
quence the farmers say they shall not have one
halra crop of hay
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

90 TO CARLTON'
and see the largest and best selected stock Of
CARPETS, MATS AND MATTTNGS,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
FLOOR AND SCRUB BRUSHES
AND CARPET swEEPERs,
Ever offered for sale in Montpelier. Also fine stock OF
DRY GOODS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS
For Mems and Boys Clothes,
TABLE LINEN AND TOWELING,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
NDRE KID GLOVES,
TRIMMINGS, EDdINGs, &C.,
Freioh Post Office building, Man Street
MONTPELIER, VI. iG-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08


DANym1E-An organization of the Danyille
Cornet Band is now made, At present they com
prise thirteen members, residents Of the village,
and immediate yicinity-Mr. Geo. W. Nouns,
leader. Among their number, is blind boy,
named Harry German, who plays baritone in
strument remarkably well. lie learned to play
at the Boston Institution for the Blind and it is
remarkable with what aptness and correctness he
will execute his part, though unable to see mu-
steal sign or note. lie plays the music from mem
Dry, by hearing it read.
Decoration day was appropriately observed, tho
with no extensive previous arrangements. About
s o'clock in the morning, quite a number Of citi-
zens assembled at the Methodist church, and es-
corted by the Danylle Cornet Band, and few
members Of the G, A. r., marched in procession
to the cemetery. Here the exercises were very
brief, comprising first, prayer by Rev. Mr..
Thompson second, five or ten minutes address
by Rev. Mr., Barton; third, a dirge by the Band ;
fourth, decoration the graves after which the
procession reformed returned to the village, and
the people dispersed,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

NoETmIELD.-A young man by the name of
lowerson, in the employ Of the Vt. Manulaotur-
ing Co. at Mortified, had his hand mangled in a
shocking manner last Thursday. lie cut off the
end Of his thumb on splitting saw, and shortly
afterwards the rag on his thumb caught on tootl
Of the saw, drawing his hand on it and nearly sew
ering all orhis fingers. The pain and loss Of booC
caused him to faint away The wounds were
skilfuly dressed by DR.. NJ. f. Styles of North
field S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

ugButter ruled at CSC. at st. Adams, Tues
IaV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

PfAcuAN.-The ceremony of Decoration took
place on Monday afternoon. Both the Peacham
and Danyile cornet bands were in attendance
also members Of Post 8, G. 4. r. A large num-
Der of people were present A procession was
formed at the Academy yard, from whence the
procession, preceded by the two bands marched
to the village cemetery, where appropriate exer-
eises were had-lst. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Little
81. Memorial Address by Mr., Bunker, Principal
Of peacham academy Sd. brief Address and
Poem by Rev, Mr. Fisk-with music, at intervals,
by the bands, The Decoration ceremony was
performed, after which the procession was re-
formed, and marched to the Soldiers Monument,
which was also decorated with flowers, Rev. Mr..
Barton pronouneng the benedietion. The exer-
cises We're interesting and appropriate to the oc-
casiOn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

CELEBRATION AT RurAND.-The colored men
Of Vermont, agreeably to notice, celebrated the
ratification Of the Fifteenth amendment at Rut-
land on Thursday last. \ procession was formed
composed Of some seyenty-jye colored men from
the various sections Of this State, accompanied by
a band of music, and appropriate banners Mr.
w II johnson, Of Albany, n Y, delivered a
highly appropriate grafton, and Tx. Governor
Fletcher, being present, was called out and made
brief but impressive remarks. Senator Revels
was prevented from attending 10y sickness in his
family
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

DIAN Sulr ron Wonu oN CrnRANr Brsnu.-A
friend hands the following specific for killing
worms on ouront bushes, which he says he has
used with Tie most beneficial results
Steep strong decoction Of poke root, flavor
ed with tobacco, and sprinkle the same freely on
the bushes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

II Mr.. l.. y. Huntington announces the open
ing Of his ladies and Gents Relroshment Rooms
to-day The rooms arc elegantly fitted up, and
his patrons may be assured of procuring there
the very best the market affords, We trust the
enterprise oxhibitedby Mr.. Huntington will meet
with hearty recognition by our people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

CorNrY HrR.--At a meeting Of the directors
Of the Washington County Agricultural Society
held at the Court House, in this village on Satur-
day last, the following named gentlemen were
appointed q committee TO receive propositions
from the several localities for locating the fair Of
next fall and report at an adjourned meeting,
To be held at the same place one week from next
saturday Clark King East Montpelier; Dcui-
son Taft, Montpelier Oscar W May, Water
bury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

Some villains few nights since, cut out the
tongues of twenty lambs belonging to Michael
Gooch. Of Braintree-An extensive addition has
recently been made % the freight depot in West
Randolph The rapid increase OF business in this
aourshing village rendered such an addition nee
essary ON Monday Of last week the sheds at the
Bradford railroad station, used as storehouses,
caught fire from the engine of the down passen-
ger train, and We're burned to the ground.-Alr.
Andrew Clogston, Of 1hetlord, fell from the
frame work Of saw mill, recently some thirty
feet, dangerously iujuring limself.-A large
bald-headed eagle was recently caught in Brad
ford, that measured six feet and ten inches from
tin 10 tin Of its wings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

p. g. D. RMLRotD.-1he Danylle Star says
there arc now some 100 men Mt work at different
points in that town on the railroad King, Full
lcrG Co, have let the contract to do the clearing,
grubbng, grading and masonry on about five
miles of the Lamoile Valley Railroad, between
West Danylle and Walden Heights, to g. W.
Worg orSt Johusbury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

We, the Undersigned being acquainted with the above
loo that for style, travel, durability and size, In
opinion no Is superior 10 any Horse In this vicinity
His stock Is decidedly tho best know Of where IL Is
known, Il needs no recommend His colts have been
sold at three and four years old for large prices and been
taken ofthe State. few OF them arc be in
this vicinity which are invariably nice. The owner Of
the Horse has noble specimen which, by good
Judges Of Horses Is said TO 30 the best gclding
State. II. kETCHUM VIM. p. WHITTIER
A. y. PUTNAM, GEO. III. PAIGE.
GEO. WOOSTER, y. y. DREW,
M2l~ W. ". CAMERON NJ. p. WALLACE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

As sceml boys were in bathing at w Alburgh,
wednesday, June LIST, one of them, Horace d.
Marvin, aged l6years and months, and son Of
Rev y Marvin, when in only about 10 feet of
water suddenly fell backwards in the water He
was Immediately carried ashore. by two of the
boys near him. when it was found that he was
dead IL is supposed that he was seized with the
cramp and strangled when he fell into the water
lie was mach beloved and respected by aR who
knew hun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-08

The Mount Mansfield Turnpike road will be
completed by the 2oth June 50 that teams will
be able 10 reach the " Mount House" The road
has been thoroughly constructed, and when COM
pletcl vil greatly facilitate the travel to this
summer res5rt.--E. NJ. Clifford of Wolcott has
purchased the hotel for SO Charles Bedel,
O lad about IL. and Frank Muzzy, boy of nearly
the same age have been sentenced to two years
service in the Reform School, for breaking into
the house of Mr. o. @. Barnes of Stowe, and
stealing property to the amount of $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
COUNTRY BOARD

BOARD AT RNGLEwooD N. IA FAMILY or F0UA
ID Ave persons the same number OF single
can obtain hrs class board In private family peasns
''0"'' "'A''As MESRS VAN BRuNT, EarswooA, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

THE W. r. ROBERTs' FoURTRRNrH WARD AssocI.
sen viii bold public lase.ing. on NadAy evening, a
WIZ address the meet n.y. JOHN A. RAVES, R1ss3dent.
THOMAS FsHBn, Secretary. n" --'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

A LADY HAVING A NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
N nishcd house would like to let two Rooms to
gentleman and wife, with Board for wife location
hest Of accommodation, family small. Address L. H. A..
Heraid an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

A WIDOW LADY, LIVING ALONE, HAS A HAND
"A somelv furnished Room 10 let TO gentleman wife
Board for lady only honsc prsatc boarders Address
4. j., station Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

AT MEETING or ruB CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
n No. Of the Nineteenth ward Mr. Alsx L. Fairweasher
and f. T. Frost elected President and Secretary. ~
ddas for the Assembly Mr. JOHN FOLEY. and respeat-
fully recommend ali fellow ctsxena. independent OF
party 10 vote Tor him, recognise his efforts
bshsh provides fast railroad Harlem Cisy HA
lust what the people Of Yorkvtls aud Harlem want.
A. L. FALkWkATHRR, PrssidAnk !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING BETWEEN FIFTH
N and sixth avenues, will rent with Board nice back
Room, second floor to respectable parties Address
b., station c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

A SMALL FAMILY WILL LET PLEASANT ROOMS.
n with good Board, to gentleman and Wits q
ge gentemen location pleasant and central terms very
moderate. street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will md to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE.
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper aud in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only in NewYork and all its cities aud
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals every
business profesoni consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of Its col
umns rs an advertising medium The charges for adver
sng are os follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, "a per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 per line. About ten words OF
ouryde columns average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
auction Sales Of gtal estatt.

by JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer.
ID WEDNESDAY, Feb. g. 1870
A. u O'clock the City salesoOms PbenE Building No 10 Cou'
Ia
BROOKLYS.
PEREMPTORY SALE IN PAkIlIlOABy order oil the SaPeme
Court under the direction OF -
''''' JANIS MAURICE, esq. REFEREE,
4g1 LOTS and CORES Stesaaye VsrekaVs foete irving
ave and and Randophst JohnonsL or Cypress
Hill. Road ngrAham. Haronst, GT.4n,t, Thanssst New
town Turnpike Road. Georgss Centrest Jenersont
These lots are rtoft the estate Of the late
Col JAMES HARRISON deceased,
positively sold the highest bidder In order to settle the
estate Nj
LeJ are situated in rspdy improving part Of the Eastern Dis
daily growing value They present sn scent ehAne
persns wishing Investment and 30 large plot ~ 30 good
aon seldom offered at pablo sale. Terms liberal
Maps and further particulars oee OF the Aueone 70 Pine A.
Esw.loTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
poyT OF NRW-YORK.

po,yr OF w-YoRK.................. January ~
,. v.,,n. c,,,sCr, Tucn Bremen Aiadp., Galveston
BS eSo5s uai4 State. SsTos,ss Sii msh.ao
SA,,i.,,ss Isaac Ben NorOk; hnele Pht1dt phn
Nss B S.SS S 81 Brunette PSs
RAM Village onseB HArrs Brett, Lhbon Eagle O"'soN
Sf R, Ssr,ene. Nellie Gay NbO wav,ey Trinidad
.i.srp' Sophia St Thomas, Nash MatsuI's Ne'a cAdeHA
SsI. jobs Ferris Santa Martha l. Barns Galveston
sramhai savannah Oakes Ames Charleston w Mann ~sSte
,5S 6s@sfra aud Et H. L. Russell SavsSnah se Of Pines
iorl.oTpi Constitution, Newbern, NC l. T. NeTni sAe"'
s.u,0 cq.,r,, Phillips. Vera Cru, H. Si,Al iish and
Hs ssS 'o S is' MuToe Glasgow Jan Neville eth nd'e
sThp Denmark Forbes Liverpool Jan 5 via Queenstown
S.Msp ALTERNATE Roberts Richmond City POHt aud Nor OH
'S ssesS5p Leo Dearborn s.ya9nsh md's and pass
ss A.snI.is Dayiason Macao Oct Tdse and tea -o.a
E E,s " Brett ri BsB as1 can,'
Big JeHuy Moody Crowley CArdeba, ~ susar ana ~'''''~
NJ Rising Sun McCarty. DeDSTaIa - days sugar
set s Hattie & smith Brown.
sch New PoT Sot. f psc AIsIO dsJ. fh
sebr Maron Dr. per Feepey, Portland pasie.
l. 2. c. NishaTt, Mason, 0eoTge'o"n u - oay' h
"'"' .onooSERs RIVER AND oOlsTwnE
..I; BRf liSS5 R e. Widen SssGI PGsGVSs
} P Weaver, Philadelphia Lady EIsnii9 reilsae'Ph~
~ H. + Is ~ n S.THsTep PiscstsQus Baltimore
White ROet, Galiori Sonneeneqi E1laotsiiep0Tt
lanes kngsh, Go.od i~ls'1p IGiuf S{i5.h
Dart, stamford. ~ h"nugsl Isu P"'@
Sarah Elizabeth, eK-Hsveh g. hevngeT' fhtsaephA
Pointer. Ncw-Ilsyen O. H. sqeres nHglniA
pvsiy, Stsuf,rA s H. ScThner, Baltimore.
PIasie FiIabeth /. p PbaTo Philadelphia,
ARRIVED -. Sunday, January %.
Steamship Barnes Mallory Sssasnsh, ndse And pass
lip Nesufon, Scbhye. Calcutta Sept 10, mdse
BrsI Oxue Peusmbueo, n days, sugar.
Bug George Wolfe. DnsrsI2 "a days sugar
Sebf d. Saver. Dnsko, MaysgueI p K, 10 days, irut
SAILED.
Steamships Lafayette for Hayre Europa Glasgow Union Bremen
nermaek AuerO Beny for Havana Emitted states and Geo
Cromwell E,wOeans: Montgomery AID San saVAdor sANAnnabi
Manhattan, Charleston Isaac Bel, Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
22-Arriyed steamship Abaubra from Savannah
ssIls Brothers Pride Lyerpool; AuTehs, kew-oheapL
FOREIGN PORTS.
GIysOv Jan 2Tbe steamship Caledonia from NeWiok a'ed
acre yesterday.
kew.Y York arrived 81 o'clock this morning
Jan 2Tbe steamship Java from NeNio ArVed AZ
u o'clock yesterday morning 81,
HaYEsCEI IIB port brgs Harriet and Thomas TuTAll
W kew.loTk, loading.
SPOKEN.
Bark Rival Jan 49, from Card SevYorh &c days out lat 30 Isl
e g. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
.n,cv,ore FOR THE PRESS

arriving vols
Addressed the Es~iort Associated re" guy
ssg,sp, srbibitng vntten authority 81 J. W. g sirVSE
100 s,u EypYeSs Rreatn0 Post Comec1at IL "a
Zetssc ana NeI0 YORKER DsHo5H sboao A"' W O VI
Ma perkoD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

A. j. BLEEcKsR, Auetoneer.
DARTITION SALE of GRAND BOULE-
ton on TUESDAY jan IS 1870 u At the Exchange salesroo,
III Broadway:
Five Los the Grand BoneTt oonWeneiag at corner OF
(ssd having half # the street closed by ANl
the Bouysrd and extending 10 the csuier Of Blooming
dseoad varying depth om 81 TO 10 FETAL assessments pail
NM il.l.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
paSSFSGERS ARR VED.

IRON GLASGOW Jan PIN steamship ioda-hsI ~
Wes X Casiscross Alex Webster hrs Lacy Miss Lucy M"
Hrpnu yERI CRtZ Jan 27-n steamship CeopsraCol amer
Nss nI Acoss Josseph Brennan and WIFE Thee
- an. nf Romero Of the Legation BduAdO NAqHh r
Dous haTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
Sort Marotns' aotit,.
40 GbOm ii map 0unttrn.

A CARD.-WM. W. VANDERBILT, Con-
N Bg Engineer AID Contractor ohes Avenue D. Bss
TNehh st.
INFORMATION WANTED of SAMUEL
LLOYD behind when his mother sailed IN the bark
Hope Table Bay South Africa the 10th Of May 1890 be al
IeSa Joined Her Ms ship YsoonS When last heard from was
chrred from Desonpor England the l6h Of Sepem
her John oyd Who for is
Messs Bsnb7ii.es disery Holbon Hill London, England HIS
communicated With by directing 10 the Rev. MI EMERY
Conn., will reach her directed TO
mrs LOUISA MASON Portland Conn., North Amenos Boz lS Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

EOR ST. THOMAS and BKAZIL.
yEIfBD STATES and BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPANL
Regular Mail Steamer sailing the I'D Of every month;
hERRINAck. Capt WisR. yanuarY1
SOUTH AMERICA Capt L. L. TskLRPAueB. February u
NORTH AMERICA, Capt q. b. SLocux Mtreh2s
These and call s. fnoms
Bahia de Janero going and returning FOR
M Of freight or pAaags, apply "
WIN. GARRlsoH. Agsa,, No Bowists'seu ss"forG
IRON CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
Il MISUNDERSTANDING LINE
T. following steamers leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH three week after arrival OF the New fos am
sbps and the North. Eastern railroad trails:
PILOT BOY INLAND Route,) every SUNDAY hoRNIHd' At
o'clock
DICTATOR every TUESDAY EVENING ats o'clock
POINT, FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
be had VI all Charleston and Savannah Steamship
line Agencies in 6ssYoTk
j. D. AIKEN L Co.,
Agents Charleston.
L. J. GUILMARTIk h Co,
lgeut.. g.yann a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
Corporation Notitts.

CUPREME COURT. In the matter of the
y appaou Of the MAJOR Aldermen Sc Of the City Of York,
relative 70 tue WIDENING STRENGTHENING Of BROADWAY
srcOndsL and fry hRhst the CITY OF New
York-EOTICE undersigned Commissioners Of bsnmsts and
entitled proceeding hereby give notice TO
the parties interested the lands bucng
premises damaged 10 said proceeding TO produce their
relative 70 their Ownership OF or
such lands buildings premises % the care OF Hon
the COMMISSIONER their once number
Room No. 2 day prior TO the hrs DAY 81 feou
II and default thereof
the awards Tor damages will be made Unknown 0wne-Dsted
Ee1.YoTk, Jan. ~, 1870 - .,
THOMAS MURPHY,
CHAS. q. CORNELL fCommssionera
JAMES, HkHNBSSBY,1
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For LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THB U. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will despatch their tseas full power iron screw steamships
FROM PIER NO. 40 N R.. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
as follows;
NEVADA. Capt January 26 stann
COLORADO. Capt WILLIAMS ..PSbru,y2 "sa@
NEBRASKA, Capt GUARD.............Februap D. AKIN
MANHATTAN, Capt FoRsITH........Februsry l6. n3p
MINNESOTA Capt PRIcE..r.........Febrnay 49, at IN
IDAHO Capt cUrrss,......."......,ns March g. at3Pm
Cabin passage, $40, gold
seerage passage Cosee No. 20 Broadway so. currency
For heish. or cabin passage, apply to
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Iuu,u Lus q Mail s,esms" ar. apgei0;sS to sail As Sos
STY OF hST%SRr ssTTEb4Y T T:S
Al Zach ee.sos siTURDif ana ruhsDA Sa Pier
NO. - N'''o NV" RATES OF PAssAGB
s.ILIso EyzKr SATURDAY
r,I1,Is ssrxEsasI1S ny s:"..sc
To lis 70 PsTs.....s5
PASSAGE STEAMER. VIA HALIFAX
Payable 10 Gold. Payable in Currency. .,o
liverpool. rs
s. JolG, M, BY Braaeh St Johns. NJ B, BIann 40
.. forwarded 10 HmOuE Bremen se reduced
Ticket. bought here =, moderate rates persons ''N's
"I T s ,I, Information apply .tts conpsnys Office
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTEAMsHIPs BETWEEN NETWORK AND hA'Rs' CALM"
Al rbs .o.nd vessel. on l. The cerna' viii '
n, Per No. SO North River as follows srrpn.y r.h &
PERBRB, pucassne rnRD,Y Esb 10
ST LagREST s s.TTspsY M MTS Il
r,1sa 6y PlssaSs PAYABLE in COLD Gue,ades ~ns,'
Tn REEsT on HAvRg-Firt CsbB . Di Second Cabh y"
TO PIgIs nnssdns railway tetsil-tle ana 81"
Isss sdr do moi curry s he conr On, o, sursps
h.:rs' q. ,',sn,r .I ~ s Linz: .1S
s,. o~n q 'rs..@s 5' Hs.Ia s. x. S,o.s-%
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- TIB ANCHOR LINE "a,
oi,a. ht passenger .Issus. inisated to sail a. 0Dewh
' nom Pier 40 North River al u osisd lesa. 10
sp g Observation-Disclosures.
i9wA...... f.Sra.y EUROPA March
p,r Asp on sY psss,SS, PaSSBLB il cIRRESc,,
c,,O,,a iIfvkRPooI GLASGOW, o. DERRY go aud sn
k,ur'oa ss.s good fS' | sscl io s, sa
Prepaid certificates from these gon, " so,,.r,,. I..v.ra
p....pser, booked from Hamburg HaUs ho"aA"
p,.s, ,i, u.S psy.s. any o. Britain .sa I,.aaa
For hrths On apply on TIE sssmen 'c'' :" w"
III: cenv,Hy 'he' No S'"''s''' assDsRsos BROTHERS
U,UE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
i N se.a.hip WISER. GAP. a. wssss =. p., so, Of
carving the uDltsd States Mail. viii san non "'
rAS'' h'0'''A on SATURDAY. January 20.
pRsMEs. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TlEINo PAsSRSGRRs TO .p..,..
toypos .AvRH SOUTHAMPTON ssd BRkhSS |" "s ""S''s
al.s. pIsbs nssd; .......snn,
ssss.s csssis:................"."...,.. Cod
Third Cabin. .......''."''''''''''.,s. 10 OLA
s.s.s: b.. ,,.".sc Rissi 81 s 100 hor'+
ss.sr osps Brishssstsip on sAfukpn NJ a s....
~Ss, t.ss, ar esssass Asp6 oRLRicss w. Ne
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9oasts ano farms 0lanttS.

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-TO contain
from 10 10 acres sufficient fruit for Want good House
and out houes mles from city Proximity to railway not
ipdisprusabe Address THOMAS BRUTON. Is Chambest N
ESTATES i'm the City of New York having
IL pieces property too troublesome Tor TOE owners aen
can 6d ave years leases BY applying 10 Joh
KAVANAG northeast Forty seeondst and SrhaFe
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VI. MULLER Aurtoss.L -
EXECUT0Rs SALE of VALUABLE STORE

ADRIAN VI. MULLEN Antilons.r -. -. - -.
EXECUT0Rs SALE of VALUABLE STORE
IL PROPERTY OS GREENWICH, DEY, FRONT, AND SOUTH
Sis
ADRIAN H. MULLER T. WILKINS Go. all sell At suction
on TUESDAY Jan 49, oeock at the Exchange sAesoom No.
NY 0RiER And UNDER DIRECTION or SAMUEL NJ. yALEy.
TINR, pQ, EXECUTOR OF ABRAHAM VALENTINE. DE-
CEASED;
GREENWICH sT-Tbe lot Of Lard, together with the hur.'oU
brick thereon situate TIE eT ,s Of hs'sen
en- south side, a. u north uie. -,
DEl-Srre together With the four story br'f store
thereon situate 81 Deyt between Warrington ara
We No. co. lot 2oI ioni Ira BY % eeie
inches u defth 90 each side. -, -.
PROSrSTe lot laBd together With ihe tarsIary ct store
treeB south font between feebsr aud
Bnrng tBoSu No o5, lot "a II hop ~ rear ot e'
easti l " sis.
sOUTSTThs lard together With H.. four stor' h store
SOul,
sas @se, ~ oes cib. saeon.sr. No 1Pus.t sos
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