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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02
sBurial of Dissenters.o


In the House of Commons to-day the
bill authorizing the burial of dissenters in
Parish church-yards without the burial
service of the church was carried to a sec-
ond reading by 81 majority after sharp
struggle.
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If1~1I@# FL A LII S
@DsSAS. t1vEGETABLE sICILIAl
SII1 HAIR
b Rem Z W + r.
. ITS EFFECT Is
MIR A G. u LOU S.

1t is perfect and wonderful article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any coil" or stpematun." Softens brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses.
But, above all, the great wonder ia the rapidity
with which it restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
Youthful beauty bv ;ts use. tt does NOT dye the
hair but strikes at the root and flIs it with new
life and coloring matter.
The first application will do good you will
see the NATURAL COLOR returning every day,
and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
viii be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and
beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no other
article Is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Govern.
nent Stamp over the top of the bottle. All
others are limitations.
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. Swim
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Senator Sumner.
WASHINGTON, Marc.

WASHINGTON, March 1.
Senator Sumner was in the Senate
chamber this afternoon, during the execu-
tive session. His object in attending was
to make several reports from the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, including sup
Elementary treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, explaining and
defining naturalization. He left for home
before the session was over, He will moi
be able to attend legislative sessions fol
some time, though hexis slowly improving
IN health.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ OF FAIRHAVEN, So.
Be it remembered, that at a session of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Castleton, within and for
said district, on the q day OF February, A. D.
1871
PRESENT Hon. G. NJ Willard, Judge.
Whereas, q certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purporting to be the last will and
testament ofAzubah Hosford, late of Poultney, in
said District, deceased having been this day pre-
sented, to said Court for Probate, and duly filed
in the Registers Office. Therefore.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the Probate office in Casteton,
in said district, on the 20 day of March, A.
d. 1871, by publication of this order, three weeks
successfully previous thereto, in the Rutland
HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rutland
in the County of Rutland to show cause, if any
they may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed, as the last will
and testament of the said deceased.
HENRY L. CLARK,
9:WSw Register.
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yerpoel and Western Markets.
TROY, N. Y, Msrch /.

TROY, N. Y, Msrch !.
The Troy Times of this evening COM
tains the following market reports:
LIVERPOOL, March 1, 11.30 A. N.
Market for Amerioan bresdstuffs quiet
and unchanged. No. 2 rsd Western Spring
offered at yesterdays quotations. Indian
corn 35s6d.
BUFFALO. March 1.
Corn market rules quiet; sales at 72c
on Central track Tic for mixed Western
Oats quiet Uad without change sales q
500 on Central track. -
CHICAGO, March L.
No. 2 Spring VII eat market duh
unsettled md prices lower; quoted no :,
miaally Ut 4122 cash. $1.24 seller APT
Corn marlDst dali an a shade lower ssae
mixed ct 4si cash. " .srN 1871 -
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Rutland County Agricultural So
cietV.

The directors of the Rutland County
Agricultural Society met at tie Bates
House on Wednesday afternoon, to ar
range premiums and make the necessary
preparations for the annual fair. Henry
f. Lothrop frat vice-President, presiding,
and Miner Hilliard Secretary. Directors,
a. d. Smith, ]. L. Billings, l.. Dawley,
G. G, Pierce, Porter Benson, J. S. Bene-
dict, S. T. Smith, +. W. Moseley, Don
Baxter, Warren Hulett, y. Nearing, Les
ter Fish were present.
Mr.. Mosely, from the committee ap-
pointed to revise the premium list, pre-
sented their report, which was III the
main adopted, reducing the premiums in
many of the departments. The several
committees of award were then appointed.
The following committees and superin.
tendents were then elected:
Committee of Arrangements
Billings, Porter Benson, z. Nearing.
General Superintendent F Franklin Bill
lings.
Marsha1-A. s. Cook.
Superintendent of Floral Hall-James
NJ. Ketchum.
Superintendent Of Horses Lester
Fish.
Superintendent Of Cattle Jesse l.,
Billings.
Superintendent Of Sheep. S. Bene.
| diet
Superintendent of Fruit and Vegetables
Porter Benson.
Superintendent of Swine and Poultry
Henry Hayward.
Jesse L. Billings, G. G. Pierce and
Daniel Kimball, were appointed a COM
mittee to examine all articles for exhi.
bition and to reject all those which were
not meritorious and worthy of exhibition
especially in the department of horses.
The directors offered a premium for the
best method Of making factory cheese, al
shown by the various detailed methods
presented by the manufacturer. Linsey
Round, A. d. Smith and Miner billiard
were appointed committee to draw up 9
code of regulations for such competition
and were also appointed the committee o.
examination Of the various methods pre-
sented, and to make the awards. This il
step in the right direction and may
prove of great value to our dairymen.
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Cattle. Sheep. ssOtcs. FstHoet. yea
This week, LASS $50 80 5000 20
Last week, SAG S53 f,ooe 40
One year ago. l,7O7 242 800 - 70
Working oxen and cows-none at msrke:.
Sheep per 10. live weight, 5ca6c. sheep and
lambs per head In Its, IS c0GS.o0.
Fat hugs, per h., sh9sxc, 1--we weight re=.
unchanged.
HIDE Brighton 7XcGsc = D; country lyts,
7h@sc.
Calf Skins, l66lsc per 10.
Tallow, Brighton, ek 70 &c par ID, country lots
6K.
Pelts al to al 81 each.
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!. A UCTION!
SALE OF Personal PROPERTY.

The subscriber offers for sale at his residence,
TO the highest bidder, on Thursday, March 9th,
ct 10 O'Clock 9. M, his personal property. consist
ing of3 Cows, two year old Bun. half thorough
yearling Heifers, . quantity OF Hay, Wagons,
sleighs, Cord-wood, Cedar Posts, Boards, and
other things too numerous to mention.
Terms: Six months credit, with good endorsed
notes, on interest, on all sales over twenty dol
lau. 49, ~ ELISHA COOK.
East Clarendon, March LIST, 1871. 9:wlw*
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Fire.
ST.. LOUIS, March I.

81. LOOlsp MdfCu IL
Schmidts Hotel, Jefferson City, was en-
tirely consumed by fire this morning.
Loss 100000. Insured $4,000, of which
the Hartford North American and Etna
held 5000 each, and the Putnam $780,.
900.
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE
= Or TO RENT, IN RUTLAND.

The Houses and lot On West street, Rutland
known as the sTenney place. are now offered fol-
sale or to rent. There is two houses on the place
Joined together and suitable for two families, the
front residence being brick, and the other wood
They will be rented separately or sold together.
There is a good garden in connection, and the
buildings are in good repair. For further partic-
ulars, call on or address, on the premises,
MARY b. TENNEY.
Rutla d. VT, March l., 1871. d3d&w2w
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Railroad Election.

CLEVELAND, March 1.
The Gle avelssd, Columbus, CINCINNATI
and Indianapolis Railway Company to-
day reelected Oscar Townsend President,
and substituted Horace +. Clark and
Augustus Schen Of New York as Direc-
tors, in place of ]. FL. Wade and Stillman
Witt Of Cleveland. .e
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pRASS INSTRUMENTS

OF THE MO3rAPPROVEDMA NU FACTURE
VERY LARGE STOCK, Al Low PRICES.
VIOLINS. The Best, from $500 to 5000 each
FLUTES of every variety
MARTINS CELEBRATED GUITARS
FLUTINAS, ACCORDEONS, CLARINETTS
FLAGEOLETS, FLIES, and all other Musical
Instruments
STRINGS for all Stringed Instruments
PIANOS AND MBLODEONS for Sale and Tc
Let!
Music for Bands. Music Books and all kinds Of
Musical Merchandise.
JOHN G.. HAYNES & co.,
9:wlyr 80 Court St., Boston.
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A Strike.
HARTFORD. CT, March /.

HARTFORD, CT, March ].
About 400 laborers workingsfor Dillon
& Clyde, contractors on the Cumberland
Valley Railroad have struck for advance
of wages from $3.50 to $3.50 per day
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bUT1ER-Per pound, ttraEklm 49,.
BrrrER-;commonJ 204s5c
GHEEsE-Sev, per pound, ds9 !Se
EGGs-Per dozen, So9ssc
PorAroEs-Per bushel, 5ol7se
LARD-Per pound, 9e
in caddiSs, Ne
TALLow-PeT pound, 1Glk
aAMs-Pey pound, .o9zoc
BrKy-Per pound. best cuts, lhe15c
BACos-Per pound, 5sc
6AUsAoK-tBoisgpal y . @ae
fhEsH SAUSAGE, -
DkIED BEEF. Per pound, Z9gsOe
PoRK-Freah, per pound, llgZnc
MurTos-Per ppund, tnGIsc
LAMB-Per pound, logz2c
VKAL-Per pound, as to quality, Sz5c
CHIcKEss-Per pound, Z4 %
TURKEYs-Per pound, ise1sc
CoDFIsH-George's, per pound, .1,asc
FKEsB FIsH-Per pound, o9Iec
MACKEREL-Per pound, VGtoc
HApDoox-Per pouno, s.
MACKIHAw ThoUT-PeT pound, ltc
FRESH TRoUT-Per pound, s4Ggc
6ALNoH-emoked, o5c
HALLIBuT-Smoked,- zoe
WHITE fIsH, S~eS-e
pIcKLKs-Per gallon, r9s
10ZsTERs-Per quart, BY.
ITx1PE-Per pound, Z9lSe
PiSs FEEr-lpickied) per pound, i9e
ProkzED ToSeUEs-Per pound, SVIS9[
SUGAz-Muscovsdo, per pound, -
Coffee, extra, - -
Crushed and granuisted re
TEA Per pound, ''eSS1o o.
CorTEE-Exsxa ground, sse
ysv&,slHground,
rroU. Per bbl., spz.ag wheat, uGe
. NIT Mi int S-lnter Is 90
" ST. Loais extra, $40 'e9
MxAx.-Per 100 lbs., 80
FEEp-F er 100 lbs,
KxsosKspx 0L-Per gall, a -
CrMEsT-per Dbl,
+. I. sALs--Per bushei, ,..,SS
GRApKs-Pef H., IN, ss,e
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COMMERCIAL TREATY.

OO88AnIAA4 I86AI1s
A trssty OF commerce between Francs
and Prussia on terms accorded TO the
NEST favored nations IL one of the stipu.
lstions Of the treaty Of peace.
THE TREATY BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 20.
In the National Assembly this evening
Theirs theoretically demanded the imme-
diate discussion of the treaty. A public
sitting will be held tomorrow.
EVACUATED.
PARIS, March 1.
The French troops have evacuated the
barracks of the Loire and Ulysses.
NO PLACARDs.
The posting of all placards is prohibit.
ed during the occupation of the city by
the hostile army.
PERSONAL.
NJ. Picard remains in Paris. The Am.
bassadors of England, Austria and Rue.
sia will return Immediately to their lega.
tions.
THE PRESS.
The press attack the authorities fol
their supinness during the recent out
RACES. The Official Journal announces
that measures have been taken to prevent
their recurrence. ..... -...z. s..
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Iem advertisements.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

New style of Ladies' Serge Side-Lace Boots
also, French Kid Side Lace, $3.50 to $500; La
dies Congress Lace and Button Shoes, rs to
$500; Mems Calf Boots, 81 to $500, sewed and
pegged. ChiIdrens Shoes speciality. Call and
see them at the cheap cash store, No Landon' s
Block, Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt.
o. w. CURRIER.
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Troy, N. Y, March l.
The Democrats of this city have nomi-
mated Ihos. B. Carroll for Mayor.
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Royaiton, July 81, 1889.
W, n. OIiver-Si We think the work upon
the headstone very nicely executed. The more
we see the stone the better we are pleased with
it. L. q. LINCOLN.
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0ell eaessd dun and stssAy q tioHQu the
600 600.
0ovessmennts st the c,o-e we're a Htsi. Of
firm the best prices Of th- dsy, bu. erm "a
ardson, Assistant Secretary Of the Trua Az oe-
sendbly to consult in regard to . ac,ng -hs neg
funded loan creates n-sd.r.bss- o,m1-sne and
the reported advance Of i04 q Is doe 20 be ~
chases for the purpose n adv -ncns tois class Of
ssnos 70 par With odd at rhe highest p INT
To-day ~ io's were within Of the p Ice VI geld
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Feb. u, 1911. - 8 g - Z
A. D. Smith, Esq, the Treasurer of the
society, desires rs to state and publish
with this report that after the hearing on
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United States Circuit and District
Courts
FEBRUARY TERM.

Ihe Hon. Da0id a. SnaNey Presiding.
r. b. Snalley. Clerk.
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COUNTY MENTIoS.-Our usual County
nention IL again crowded out of this
mornings paper
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counted for to Treas, $50 certihcs
" A. d. Smith, and &C
counted for to Treas, Al :"
% E.W. Gray, and accoun-
ted for to Treas, 25
" Dyer Townsend, and ac-
counted for to Treas, 6 -
g u q. Nearing, and aecoun-
ted for to Treas, 20
{! Il. j. Ketcham, and &C
counted for to Treas, 90
Franklin Billings-not paid over
to Treasurer, "
s. T. Kingsley of Clarendon holds
one which he claims to have
paid for, but from all the evil
denee your committee are OF
the opinion that he is mistaken,
and that he is still indebted to
the society for it.
seba F. Smith of Pittsford holds
one which he claims to have
purchased and paid for to Por-
ter Benson, at the gate to the
Fair Grounds in 1868. and whe-
Their this was passed in as gate
money or whether it was ac-
counted for by MIR. Benson to
Mr.. Rounds and entered into
his settlement with the Treas
urer, your committee are IN
able at this time to decide.
There appears to be in the hands
Not z. Nearing unaecounted for,
Returned by e. w. Gray, now in
IN hands OF Treasurer as blanks,
Lost by E. w. Gray and not cred
tied by Treasurer in settlement
with him,
Mo- 374 was omitted in number
ing, "
No. 17S was paid for, afterwards
transferred to 8. p. Turner and
another issued from same book,
No. AL, issued to G.. G. Selleck
and paid for in 1870, "
Returned by L. Round, now in
hands of Treasurer, blank, "
Duplicates for lost or DESTROYED
by l.. Round, "
Duplicate to Bradley Fish for one
lost, C.
Duplicate to jeremiah Thornton
for one lost, d"
Returned by sundry agents as not
taken or paid for, or as blanks
and destroyed, as appears from
stnbs on certificate book, 20 "
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Boston Produce market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD oy y =
CuAMBEsLIs q Co., Commission Mer-
chants, 10 and 81 Faneuil BAN
Market, Boston.
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TN. .teraid - tue only paper IN
me County or Rutland, or this sec.
to-, of vermont that takes Ieies
graphic news. Tbe sfera'd rece'se'
the Associated Press Reports resu'
urtg.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Fsedford
For the week ending Feb. 20, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HEsAL0'

AMOUNT OF srocg AT MARKET
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A. D. SMITH, Executor.
Hanover. N H. Feb Ia 1871 ad1wa>w9w
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Southern securities ara ulels1Seo, except Ten
| na-s- s. winch acre frmeT, AID ues eouth Caro-
iipas declln-d
None. ia very easy a. "A 8 per cent.
ht-rnng -xch snge qu'et At l0s n 6lc9t.
Socks Continue puvyaut and sdyaIcDg. fESoL
Pacific took ceiling bt one TINE up o 20.
| Washing on disp Itch ibis af erioon says hos.
| scotr or the Penn yIvspIa errI RsiEOsd
VIII certainly b. eh' zen r es6sot OF tire p,or
| Fa1he with lit oppD-itl.n thu slssrinA sNt
| week, 16, 20 shares having alre9dy bean . sdsee
| in his suppUrt.
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THE INDEMNITY.

The first installment Of Indemnity win
be e20,0O0,OOO sterling, and on the pay
ment Of a second like amount the svasu-
alton of the Seine viii Immediately take
place. - 3. - - 80 - -
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Rutland Retail Prices Current,
Reported expressly for the HERALD by Ch-ste I
Kingsley, Grocer, ana Walker & Mash,
proprietors of Fulton Market.

THURSDAY MoKErSo, March ?, 1s7j.
D. -.,,na
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PROBABLE WORK OF AN INcENDIAR1
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

AN ELEGANT PROPERTY on THE SUBURBS OF
"A New Brunswick for sale, containing nearly hundred
acres, with large dwelling, convenient oubudings
abundance of fruit and shade wilt be sold in plots
full view, and profitable for Investment
EDWARD S. VAIL WARREN HARDENBER0H,
I.~iI..
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER-ART GAL
- LERY 631 BROADWAY.
THE OPENING SALE OF PAINTINGS
BY OUR LEADING ARTISTS,
will take place
MATHEWS NEW ART GALLERY,
col BROADWAY St. Nicholas Hotel Buildng,,
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, =
MARCH AND x
at O'Clock, the Works Of Hart TAFT, Cropsey Lang, Sona9
Coleman Bristol, Angero, Bispham, Brown De Haas Pope
Guy Burlng Reinhart and others equally well known, will
be OF cred. Catalogues ready and Paintings
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
pY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER.
- JOHN A. DUNN 4 CO.,

- sa!earooEi ySS Bowery,
VIII soil this day, commencing Mt Ii O'Clock p0svel
lots at l2 and 16 Beecker street. Of thompson ~
and entire the Stock, Fixtures Furniture Billiard Tables
&c contained In that nrst cass bar and billiard room viz
Three Binrd Tables sze In complete order
with Balls Cues and Racks, Counters Shelving, Tables
Chairs, Mirrors, Ale Pumps, leo Box Chandslicrs stove
Glassware and general assortment of Liquors and all other
goods contained In said all OF which positively
sold this day to close the Rare chance for
liquor men.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

BRANCH OFFICE Ysls Brosdway, three ID, doors above
Thirty hrs street TINS is only authorized uptown
Open every s thsyhss rates.
A Lien Z; NISEs sIyEs AAVeTIesEEs. AsIss s.oruv,
= Il ia;s sITfs HfSES s S:khfSs SSStsh SisEs
ss;si?; .:s ~ sfssS
corner rcsE;a csasp,v ,:Iss: yssJ 4 Xxx k O'clock
ssiy ss ssoHs' Of
tao wlses sses. And Il cars4.v sha1sa e e ,ae late
THIS collection win found 70 be exceedingly interesting
artists painted expressly for this charitable object ali Of
"fGs sFdiE ss
D. Huntington, + Addison richards, W Har. william
Now on exhibition sa5is f5sf day and evening
at 1919 ocock at the old established grocery store Of Van
DssrSo sa Y suon s ~ By order Of + g.
fsTss in yssy so1sng Teas essss sasars s
as sSA pss Fruits ali nHf s an Il
Esns s ese Goan,e s.ss p
A '.,I BLEECKEE IL son Go IN ADDITION TO
for cas sale, M such
A RCH. JOHNSTON AucTIoNEER,
Oece and Saesroom ~ Nassau street. opposite the Post
sETssf e. ts
a. their sasscom 81 Nassau street. at l O'Clock, large
80 Sewing Machines, Plano organ, Hair Mattresses
LGss Fas
(per and manieI, toilet and bureau Mirrors, &C.
RuH. JOHNSTON AUcTIoNEER
"A once u 81 Sai5in NsTS ss GRF?ssNa !hs YG.i q'e
12 and ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Regular sale Of Horses AMI Carriages this day (FRIDA,
For full descriptions head of Horses and Car
riages.
A COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
Laurence Thomson, Baltimore,
with some important additions One hundred examples OF
s9 ss M ae 8 h ave e
aas evening
A EDWIN sIcuoi.s uoIs'cS. Co. Auc..oncer,. '''
.,. Over $4,000 %, worth and over scc lots
pSss
sfs vs G s syans 4 Eai
nue. .Masnncent rosewood Pianoforte, rompadour and
a Sna &
Te.se' soI.'ers rilcws BLANKETS siacsosas Extension
A e III. arsoon or precisely
y Breyoo place Tenth street between Fifth avenue md
saissns
be sold whq@. reserve this day. . 20 .,r..,
A CCTIOS-TAlS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, AT 200 Hup.
IA son street-R. II. RUSSELL. Auctlonecr, win sci!
Bureaus wardroDes, Bedstcads Chairs, Carps dc also
fourpul Pump, Counters.
A UCTIoN NoTiCE.-ll3 WEST TwENTY-SEyENTH
IA street, Sixth avenue.
Over ss xS sn 40 %aesa.s S sy m sn1sHa' %
gam. any .na costly Falsle se.
Works OF CONTAINED In the above rrgnie brown stone
mansionvl2 Magnificent brilliant toned ~ octave rose
wood panoforte, four itch Paror Suits rep sn on Paint
ngs Bron2cs, Lace Curtains, Cehtre Ta<es, opEcase,
Mirrors. Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ac se:room Suits
Dining Room, Basement aud Kitchen Fufnuic In os 70
SUIT purchasers. Sale positive, ram OF SHINE
A --F0R SALE. THIS DAY, AT II O'CLpCk, NOS lb2
n. and 1874 Beeoscr street. corner Thompson the Con-
tents OF that Grs bar blizzard room all OF WHICH
must be sold tls day without fail Sec auction colun By
JOHN A. DUNN CO. THIS kvnrth iouor me"'s a'ten'
ton.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
N serted In the NEW YORK HERALD, and II up town,
save aud extra cxpe ~ leaving y at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, l,2i6 Broadway, three doors above
Th.rtyfrst street Th, Ia our only authorsci uptown
branch advertisements received al once faes
open from sA NJ IN s 7. NJ. every day In the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE, NILE
"A :, fofs, 0nIpets. 4s.


This day (Fridsy1 and tomorrow (Seturday), ct l0H
O'CLOCK at the kAt3au street. comprising ros4
tIrs rosewood Cottage Pianoforo, Carpets, Mrrors 40
NOTIFY the attention Of dealers and others Sale without
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
SALES AT AUCTION.


A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
IA serted in the NEW YORK HERALD, and IL up town
time and expense by leaving the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE 1,246 Broadway, three doors above
Thirty-frst This IA only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received at ONCE rates
Open from "a NJ. tin L. NJ. every day in the year
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

WANTED TO PURCHASE "A SMALL HOUSE, WELL
w built. about 30 feet wide, high Etoop brown
Madison and sixh avenues and Twenty third and Thirty
fourth streets Address W. O. box 2G57 Post oDee. No
attention paid TO communications unless full par,icu
lars Of size location, description and price OF the property
ment.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR
n Brcoklyn flouses land high state of cultivation %
IA New Jersey. Address owner, J. b. spoiswood,
Nj
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

BOOTS, SHOES, BROuANs, BALMORAIs, lAITkR5
TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES AND UPWARDS,
comprising large assortment Of the best goods the
nss and reprsssnns the producon hi season, OF The
Next regular sale following on Tuesday March7. y
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED. AS HERETO
fore, to give his personal attention to selling and rent
ing City and Country Property auction sales Exchange
Salesroom; also sales OF Furniture al residences.
A. JOURNEAY, No. ! Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

IA opcd, adjacent railroad and twelve miles from city,
will be rented to q prac;ci For full
ticulars apply 10 L. Is. STONE 74I Broadway (Harrinc.
ton K StoneD