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THE DECKER BROS. Pr

Il TIT DIZONU1E bIGOC. Z IAINOD
= took both the first premiums at the North
ern Ohio Fair In October last, one on their Grand
and the other on their Square Pianos, and this
Notwithstanding Steinway's, Chickering's, and
those OF several other noted makers were on ex-
hibition.
Those who contemplate purchasing should not
fall to see the Decker. For sale by
e. N. MERRIAM.
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The following are the latest stock ouotations:
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and nedford


Reported for the Rutland HERALD,
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shope.. Fat Hogs. Yea
THIS week, t,5i7 $3.50 - 1900
6a ass y. s9e 40 3 sSs sis1 100 5000
Beef per loo lbs on total weight of hide. tal,ow
ana dressed meat, extra sl2 .sO9l5 90; first quail
lty sll9l225 second q ,slity ssaiO.75; fhird
quality SGs.75. Some OF the poore-t cowz balls
etc., s5S6 working oxen, COVE, ard young calves
same az isst week, farmers yearangs sSG25, two
Sheep per ID. live weight, Gsa7Ke. sheen and
lambs per head IN lots, sz.25ae 90.
friees Fat hogs, per lb., sc 20 SIC live
tNe,snIi shetes, Wholesale 10 70 lie, retail lie
,aides-BrghtOn 7xcasc y n; country Io.s,
Calf Skins, I6@isc peril.
IalloW, Brighton, 6S 20 &c psr Ii, country lots
Pelts, 81 to 81 each.
REMARKS.
During the week past tie commissioners On
cattle diseases of Massschu-etts have I-su--T az
srder TO the mayors AID aldermen Of cIre- and %
the driving Of cattle 10 or fIou or vi bio rbeir
respective limits, and particularly Z, ,b. ant 49,,
ties OF Brighton, Cambridge and Ned'orc. 10 u q
vent the OnvIns OF all COVE sore c4ir- s,d
working OXEN to and from the ularke ~ .b.t
place. THIS latter expression IL o tf,otHu.ta tba-
owners OF STOCK on arrfv ng ct Csmbri1s. suS
hedloro rms morning, were 81 d oss w Z. rro-
ceeo. Many COWS ara sens 70 market a. be-f cat.
tie. Store cattle ana working oxen are il, 1e-rfte
terms. Much relief, however, wzs aft n "a M
another order sent through Mr.. Craig o. Brighton
nom the comni-sIoner., giving EJtics fhsr rh.ir
order, 50 lar as l. relates 70 tte matksr- would
be suspended this week, but viselousiy emf ,ro.-5
next week. The excitement, however hz- ,erj-
,u-ly disorgauiz d the business for he va-k. ,s
buyers did not seem oIspOssd 10 opel ate "a cent -
rates mat would remuRerae them for the Il. X.
which they claimed the present IS ars' would
impose, Lsmp-rt * Bela hastings, Capt skin
ner, q. Taylor and others had sold but q fsyg
animas when We jeit the yard. NJ Camhr-dge
hr: be'a ba-u"gs and the Hancock BrotheTe
md ZACH an 'xtra good helfer. Both were fold
o Mr.. Al ison at l2kc per 10, dressed. BeIg
Hastings also sid ttr-e oxen, e tfmated TO clrss
ll"O los zach at l2s per 10. T. =. Brady and
'Thers 20 d at sac " &c pr IN Sheep we're IN
g pod request. "A few the rest lots at 20 per
10. @. w. hrovBell soil l53. IS tbs eaeh' Al 81
yer 10. John Nc sfthy sod IOg for s4a5 per
head, Others a. s. IS, sa.01 and 200 Der head
Snm CUES at s2.2 $50, etc.
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NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRHAvEN

| NATIONAL BANK OF FAlRRAVEN.
DiretorS-Joseph Sheldon, President
Zenas g. Ellis; Ira 9. Allen; Joseph
A1ems; Pitt W. Hyde, Hydeville Jus
tin Jennings, Hubbardton; William FL
Greene Cashier, Samuel W. Bailey.
! semi-annual dividend per cent.
NATIONAL BANK OF BELLOWS FALL.
Directors Nathaniel Fullerton, Ches.
ter, President Daniel Kellogg, Brattle'
boro James H. Williams, Cashier ; Asa
Wentworth, George Slate, John A. Farms
worth, Merrick Wentworth.
NoTE-Mr Fullerton and Judge kel.
logg have been directors since the organ
ization of the Bank in 1882. MIR. Kellogg
was the first President, and Mr.. Fullerton
the second elected in 1887. Mr.. Fuller
ton is ninety three years of ago and yet
gives attention to business.
NATIONAL BLACK RIVER BANK.
Directors Hiram w. Albee, Ludlow,
President Clark II. Chapman (; Henry
Fl. Spafford George S. Hill, Cashier ;
William Smith.
NATIONAL. TRUST COMPANY ST. ALBANs.
directors bradley Barlow, Gyles
Merrill, Edward A. Smith, George G..
Hunt, John W. Newton, T. S. Strsnahan,
George Gregory Smith.
HOWARD NATIONAL BANK, BURLINGTON.
Directors - Lawrence Barnes, Presi-
dent Fred. M. Van Sicklin, Vice Presi-
dent; c. M Spalding F. w. Baldwin ;
J. Gates E. G. Loomis; A. W. Allen /;
A. G. Spear C. A. Sumner, Cashier.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, BURLING-
TON.
D5rect0rS-Henry P. Hickok, Presi-
dent; Lemuel B. Plat, George F. Ed
munds, G. Morton, Edward Lyman, s. M.
Pope, Joseph Clark.
FINLAND County Agricultural
Society.
The annual meeting of the Rutland
County Agricultural Society will be held
at the Bard well House, Rutland 90 We'd
nesday January 18th, 1871, at one
O'Clock, p. m. Important business will
come before the meeting and it is desir-
able thar every lifA member should be
present
L. HOWARD KELLOGG, President
HENRY CLARK, Secretary,
Rutland Jan. s, 1870.
Tue HERAID.--A subscriber in Cav
endish, ia renewing his subscription, says
Il need not speak in praise OF your paper
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Pul.AND's HUMOR DOCTOR,

Is the great eradicator of impurities II IN the
blood and inyigOrates and strengthens the debili-
tated system Ill a manner such as no other humor
remedy is capable of doing. 1t is strictly yegeta,
bic in its character, and sure in what it nuder-
takes to perform
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-12

s1-Dandruff may be etfectually eradicated
from the scalp by few applications of Halls
Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover
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=. \. sxs'ck ana Money Market.
NEW YORK Jan. Il.
stesdy.
Go HOG 10 III, the large purchases by
stock brokers having had no effect except Ia
slightly advance rates Tor carrying.
Governments weIe q little lower late in the
day.
The following were the elosing nnotations.
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MO >ES LARRY.
STATE OF VERMONT RUT-

u, / \ ID Oh ERM IN i - NJ l.
y EAND, S.
DENlER GILBEBI,
'. In ChauCery.
LYDIA ENGRAHAM, Rutland County,
ELON BALLARD, 10 January, 1871.
LOUISA M. BALLARD.
Whereas, Dexter Gilbert of Tinmouth, in the
County of Rutland aforesaid, has filed his petit
tlon in Chaucery against Lydia Engraham, Elon
Ballard and Loulr1 NJ. Ballard, his wife, al Of
TlnmOuth aforesaid,
Setting Forth that on he oh day OF March, A
d. 1867. said defendants mortgaged 10 the petit
TONER certain land, lying in said TInmouth, and
being the same lands on which said LYDIA Engra-
ham and Elun Bal ard lived said 9th March,
1857, containing 80 acres or less, aud bound
ed nOrtherly by land of Seth Phillips; east by
Daniel Clark what is called the Mrs. PrBtt
farm; south by the Tn mas Stafford farm and
Holden Kelley Iarm, ana vest by land of Dexter
Gilbert and Charles Hoalby, with condition
for the redemption of the same the payment
of certain note therein described. And praying
that the defend ants may be foreclOsed OF their
equity of rede mptIon in the same.
The said defendant Elon Ballard, residing with
out this Stare in parts unknown, 81 that this
petition cannot be served upon him.
1t is ordered that he be required and notified to
appear the first day of the next stated term of
said c Jurt to be holden at Rutland. within and
for the County Of Rutland azores aid, on the
second Tuesday of March, A. D. 1871, then and
there to answer t. said petition, by publishing
the substance OF said petition and this order three
weeks successively in the Rutland HERALD, print.
ed at Rutland aforesaid. the last OF which publ
ttions to be at least twenty days previous said
term OF of said Court, which shall be deemed suf-
ieIent notice.
tied at Rutland aforesaid, this 10th day of
January, 1871.
HENRY Fl. SMITH Clerk.
II Button ESQ.,, Solicitor for Orator.
2.w2T
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CTATE OF RUT-

STATE OF VERMONT RUT-
| ~ LAND, IS.
WILLIAM OTIS In Chaucery.
ISAAC Nj. SoUTHwTCE, ct. ais Sept. term, 1870.
| Whereas, William Otis of Dandy, in the Conu-
ty of Rutland, has filed his petition in Chancery
| against Isaac NJ. Sothwick, Nelson Southwick
and hEank southWick of lie Row IN
| the County of Genessee and State of New York,
and James johnson and Mary G. johnson, wife of
| aforesaid.
| Setting Forth that on the day of May, 1864,
said Isaac III. Southwick mortgaged to one Isaac
hcDaniels OF Rutland aforesaid, then in life but
| since deceased, certain land situate in Rutland
aforesaid, and described follows: at being
the same land with all the buildings thereon
deeded oy ames Nichols to George Ii. Cole,
on Cottage street in the village of Rutland dated
July, 1854, and same land decided by George 81.
Cole and Elizabeth T. Cole to Warren Adams on
Y Aprll 1864, and recorded in Rutland town
clerks office, book %, page 6Sl." With condi-
ton for the redemption of the same on the pay
ment of certain note therein described.
And setting forth that during the lifetime of
said Isaac McDanies, to wit ; on the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1868, sold, assigned, transferred and
delivered said note and mortgage to the orator
And that on the 18th March, 1895, said Isaac NJ,
soutewiek and Rebeeca E.. his wife conveyed said
premises TO the orator. and the orator on the oath
day OF March, 1865, conveyed said premises to
said Rebecca E. subject to said mortgage.
And showing that said Rebecca E. during her
Homer, Nelson and Frank Southwick and that
said Rebecca Il. hath deceased, leaving her said
children surviving her, all OF whom are still lv-
ing and are now infants, and that said children
are now the equitable owners of said premises.
And that on or about the 30th August 1869,
said premises were attached on writ in favor of
James johnson and Mary c., his wife, against
said Isaac NJ.
And praying that the equity of redemption of
eaid Isaac M Homer, Nelson and Frank South
wick and James johnson and Mary c. Johr son
In the premies aforesaid may be forecosed, etc.
The said Isaac NJ, Southwick, Homer South |
wick, Nelson Southwick, Frank Southwick, de-
PENDANTS residing without this State so that said
petition cannot be served upon them.
1t is ordered that said defendants be required to
appear on the first day of the next stated term of
said Court to be holden at Rutland, within and
for the county of Rutland aforesaid, on the I'd |
Tuesday of March, 1871, then and there to answer
to said petition, by publishing the substance of
said petition and this order three weeks success
slvely in the Rutland HERALD, published at Rut-
land aforesaid, the last of which publications to
be at least twenty days previous to said term OF
SAID court, which shall be deemed sufficient no.
tice.
Dated at Rutland this 9Th January A. d. 1871,
HENRY 81. SMITH, Clerk.
EDGERToN g. NICHOLSON, Solicitors for Orator.
2.w3w
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FINLAND County Agricultural
Society.

Tue HERALD.-A subscriber in Cav
endish, 10 renewing his subscription, says
Il need not speak in praise OF your paper
for it will recommend itself TO any lice
community
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GEN. W. f. SMITH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2Oth, IL

NEW YORK, DEC. SUth, IoIU.
MgjorJ 4. Sals5ury, Otanpaan.-Dear
Sir Please present my thanks to the
Executive Committee Vermont Officers
for the kind invitation to join them at the
Annual Reunion on the 10th January
proximo, AMI say that it will give me
great pleasure to meet them-unless pre-
vented by some unforeseen circumstance.
Yours very truly.
VIM II SNTTtI
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VIM. T. SMITH.

Gen. William w. Grout then intro
duced the following resolutions relative
70 the death of Gov. Washburn, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas Since our last Annual Re
union, death. the conqueror of all, has
taken captive one of our number who was
eminent, not only in the councils of this
Society, but in the councils of the State
Therefore,
ResoIDed, That we will ever hold in ten
der remem brance the name and memory
of Gen. Peter T. Washburn that in his
death we mourn the loss of sincere
friend of the soldier; one whose arduous
services in our behalf, as Adiutant and
Inspector General we can never too high
ly appreciate one whose honorable record
~ a soldier and blameless life as a citizen,
~ will ever strive to emulate.
ReSO5Ued, That this resolution be record
ed in the proceedings of the Society, and
i copy thereof be transmitted to the widow
Of the deceased.
After the singing Of BOLD Soldier Boy
oy Harry Brownson, the company retired
PROMENADE CONCERT,
At o'clock the party proceeded to the
Opera House, for the further festivities of
the oyouinE,the promenade couc9rt. Here
= brilliant scene was presented of fashion
and beauty Brave men and fair women
were there assembled for social hours,
which were highly enjoyed, and no more
agreeable and pleasant festival has taken
place than that Of the reunion OF Yer
mont officocs in 1871, which will long
finger in the memory OF the participants.
Did our space admit. it would be pleasing
to give the varied personal toilets and in
7.druts of the occasion, hut this brief
mention must suffice of one of the finest
a-samblngee OF grace and beauty that has
baon gathered within our boundaries, and
which was honorable alike to the soldier
ami the guest
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20 THE HON. COUNTY COURT

40 THE HON. COUNTY COURT
4 next, to be holden At Rutland, within and
fOt he County Of Rutlasd, on the second Tues
day OF March, A. d. 1871, comes Moses Larry OF
Fairhaveu, in the County OF Rutland ard State
of Vermont and res pecttully represents
That at Beekm tntOWn In the state OF New
Nora on the LIST day OF January, a. d. 1882 he
Was married to Pheoe a Lucia OF said Beelman-
town, by the Reverend Father Farr who then
VS. a munster of the Gospel and presiding over
the Catholic Church in SAID to VI, and that he
the said Moses continuing to 1--we With the said
Phebe A. III the due observance OF all the mar
riage relations his part until the 9th day OF
June, A. ID 1862, when the said PhebC A. with
out cause deserted him, and ever siuce has utter
" neglecte and refused to live with him, and ID
now residing in parts unknown. Wherefore your
petitioner prays that divorce be granted hum by
this Honorable Court.
MO ~ES LARRY.
Whereas at has been made to appear that
Fnebe A. Larry, the petitioner, resides without
this State, so that personal service OF the f0rego
ing libel cannot be made upon her Theref re,
1t is ordered, thu the said Phebe A. Larry De
summoned o appear to appear before the Rut-
land County Court next, to be holden at Rutland
within and for the County of Rutland, the
second Tues1 of March, A. ID. 1871, to answer
to the foregoing libel, by publishing the substance
of the libel together with this order in the Rutland
WEEKLY HERALD, published in the town of Rut-
land at least three weeks successfully the last Of
which shall be at least three weeks before the
term at which said libel is returnable.
Witness my hand at Jamaica in the County Of
WIndhar, this 9Th day of January, A. d. 1871.
HOYTH. WHEELER.
2:w3H' Judge Supreme Court.
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NV apology for not answering before
is. that was in hopes to so arrange my
business that I would be able to attend.
But l regret exceedingly that 1 will be
obliged to deprive myself of the very
great pleasure it would afford me TO meet
with the true, brave, and loyal men of our
little Green Mountain State.
Thanking you for the very kind t"rm0
10 which the invitation was conveyed.
/ am,
Yours very truly,
J. b CARR
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Boston Produce Marker.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CRAmsEE.
LIN, STUIsGEs a Co., Commission Merchant
79 and 81 Faneuil Hail Market, Boston,
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y of Fairhaven, S. The Probate Court for the
District of FairhaveD:
To all persons interested in TIE estate Of
Syivanus u. Lathe, late of Psvlet, in ssad
district deceased. Greeting.
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont you
are hereby notified 70 appear before the rsid Fro
bate Court, at the Probate Office N dsstiercDs IN
said District, on the sOth day OF January. r.. ID.
1871, to show cause, In any you bsv-, y by rhe &C
cunt Of Henry Lathe, EXECUTE of the lat viii
and testament OF said deceased rkouid Lot
be allowed.
Dated at CsstIeton, in said district, this 7ih
day of January, a. u. 1871.
HENRY L. CLARK,
2:w3w Kagists<.
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the grafton of Rev. L. M, Haynes was
# 81 different type from those which have
hitherto been pronounced before the So
4rty, dealing leas with the historical, but
Iraniug loa-ons from the whole scope of
the W.T. Of the rebellion, giving interest
iul statistics OF the numbers, losses and
remuneration Of the soldiers, presenting
several p1iut. of special interest to the
public "a well ~ to his comrades in arms.
1t WAS .. fine production carefully pre-
pared, well arranged, chaste in diction
and many passages were of thrilling in
terest couched in eloquent language. 1t
was "a production as a whole worthy of the
occasion aud highly creditable to its
author
The dinner at the Bardwell was an ele-
CANT affair, supplied with all the viands
and rarities of the season, and few public
linners in Vermont have excelled it in all
2trticulars Itreceived the commendation
If All who partook of it. aud adds to the
~ rapu' ,tion which that popular hos
.,l,ry n,~ enjoys.
Much credit is due 70 the executive
mmitr~a for all the arrangements which
,vora so 4graesHly carried out. Especially
IS pru- 1ue ,o N j. John A. Salisbury for
d. iu4.atigable Efforts to have all the
i-rdls II ths occasion perfectly arranged.
VI dor James s. Peck Of Montpelier, the
fl a.nf ~4rretary If the society, has Ia
bored most nssidnously from the first, and
--peoially for the last two days, to make
hi reuoion one Of especial interest, pro-
stable and creditable to the society.
We re'uro our grateful acknowledge
,nents to gt- otfcarr rud members, and
specially to "a, -to-rtvy Tor the courtesy
and tacjlty .xr,udrd ro u, in presenting
), NIL, yet mad, qnat" reT orr, OF the Sew
enth ANNUAL Reunion of Vermont Off
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NuIiOnnI Bank Elections,

>.NTIpNAL BANk OF RUTLAND.
ihrar1gyN
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UBBER BOOTS AND SHOES
Graf REDUCTION IN PRICES
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Pacific securities:
Central Pacific bonds. aoa
Union Pacinc LIST mortgage bonds. z3H
Land Grants 20
Income bonds 81
southern securities lower and declining.
Money easy at 6G7 per cent.
STERLING exchange steaoy at 1O9K
STOCKS weaker, closed Il to X OF from the
highest prices of the day
Two small failures were reported this after
noon IN consequence of the sdyance in Lake
shore O. Rock Island but produced no apparent
effect on business.
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
government and their pecullartics as Sect Assem-

government and their peculiarites as Sect sSsoi'
that they are sadly belled.
The Mormons as O body are honest industrious dou,
fearing people. Their industry, temperate haoits anu
perseverance have achievedmore wonderful results '
be shown from the In p and
SesvSy PEOPLE Thsy DO are SSs ia Right
not practically polyeamsts fSey tolerate no dram dram
snope no gambling saloons s1G no ali dIers are Get to
work. '~'' ,,-
Our Genties move and settle among them for the pnr,
pose of money making which is all very well, but TOO
many desire to root them out as TO nut down coupo
ton in busnes hence religions SaSst them, and
people Of the East are misled by false lima In
s ssTPn the v that are se the
false It was recently reported that one o.
made threats Of war against the U. g. Government. l
know positively that no such threats were efore the
SSE SsT TaS SSG 4e.d GS
hs% SHss hand ms nS VIII
sSs Two
a TSon Els Judge had taken
d d to to b '
sppfovngy Religious fanatici;m Is pushing on p eT r
lie at the East being prudCed against them Ehf rough
reports that are absolutely false Cen Grant he eV caS
stamp out these and their pecnarities during
his Administration. Gen. Grant can gain no auIeh TX
persecution The laws Of trade and population VIII
bring these matters straight unless yindctyeness anu
scenes may possibly be enacted that 1t Is appalling 10
contemplate and the cause will be unjust perseSutoh:
UTAH and devote time to examining this whole subject
without religious other prejudice, and thus secure
most Important u6ects at present agtsng the pubic
mind You know me, Mr.. Editor, and you are aware
that am not apt TO advance opinions In the public
papers without first thoroughly examining the subject Oh
which write fAh DEALlNo'
Gep-Y York, Oct. II, 1871
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POLICE NOTES.

An unknown man committed suicide att remont
yssday BE- shooting himself in the bead With reVOyer
Margaret DrOHt's grocery, in the basement of No.
70 staaoo.S damaged 300 By Ere yesterday SOO
Philip Conway, age 81. died, yesterday. at No. $50
ss1Vis from iRss received By hniAS iron 'eaSOd Ny.
sGhth-A
james Curry of No 1913 Tillary-st, Brooklyn, was
sssd yesterday attempting 70 MURDER Jerons Garfield Of No Isl
issFJ He a0 charged Nhb the murder Of Terence Rn nAJ
-. tSs yeau Ase
Frederick Diedele, age 90, Of Seventh-aye.,
Isps5 SeVSosbaVe ear At yeeGA sso ShhS
r. a. RSi BY No. o7 and fatally inferred Taken
- Believe Hospital
Dennis Foy, age g. while sitting, yesterday, at
Joseph CUen Ut DO 20 West BeIfntesRtb
nD.sd S6de BIZ eubE bic throat With table tu INJECTING
vOsB4 TGken 10 Believes Hospital
Edward Barnes q seaman, of the American ship
EfhhaEs vho murdered H. Hunt Of The weasel Of Rio
{sLshO Juv consulted By COmnissiohs WhSoW In
thOtS yerterday He admits having committed the harder
- ealAs tAat { - done IL sslfdetenSs-
President Smith made the following tTanhers in
&c PShae oSse yesterday, CspalSanes Lly rOp The heORd
% yt tst fnEet HeA HS6ss fT" III TEestCsTH 70 be
ASs IhrSsa LSAAsa ~ BkttB4 " ibe JReIhi Ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICE
L0Rp Broadway 439 Broomest
Broadway hadup garments laO, feathers gloves ke cleaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Had our city officials, including the Mayor,
the Controller dhes always purchased their head
dresses Kxo1s Emporium No. 2 Broadway they could
got trouble which present bese them All who
purchase their hats above sGou snt incapable Of do
ipg mean OF dshonorsbls action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 104 Fulton-st, mp stairs,
for Watcher Jewe Diamonds SveEse: he sells direct Om the
iron safe f LIuI therefore Manufacturers
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PRoMINRNT ARRIVALS.

RreroOrt HoNse-Senator Sumner. - Astor
Ho.sSNGen. W, T. Sherman and Major 8. BisselI Us
A. and R. N Gere Of Syracuse. - Ne.e- IorS hS ~
6i,Son Wilmer OF Mobile and Gen. J. Irwin Gregg u o.
1iSOP = Clarendon Hokt-COl. Dalzell Of England =.
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