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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads


SAFETY, SPEED AND , COMFORT
Yer B.s. Tssssr ns' Crete S i1ssS No
s S,. pe on aoI TIE s.- and ''a0eA ''s'~s"
''ii VI 6 nfY, OF dhAwREscE, and w oxnos
CITY OF fh"bo'pSo ~
S 81, 7 s ssTTS.1 81; S:5 ,aS s;%s VEL. 49, 'l " '
f g. NJ. t|SS1 nd s;5r SS sSsl tSs
YER and i Bo.o So' H.,t,ord and B1s R.irosa.
Ie ;soust teis' and ss' Of freight ply aosT IT, Agsat
'i sc. i fo,i. Oct 49, 1862
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER
"a from Pier n r.. foot q RSh9:Ss,st a.
p:ss ARE % b ssTFSf - 10 FRoDsScF
I'D s f. Ss... rs re- % Ea
EOR EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Sc
ss%e Peei alp for e"IIsTen at 3la Trains NORTH AND
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO..
PEPEsDENT 5SE for q, WEST s .od
sSsoT RIiRoab Per- Norm R R1. and INLAND PRoPE
Es E Pier sI E % R AZ .Sw route 9 c
SS' & @ Py; en- ,oS WEST & ss . sss.s
c W. PKRvKTL Gsner. Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of JERSEY
. f.sssr iSs I S; s1eb s.a aao5
IsIsi ss9s.S.56. nd .iS .S
buh and The West Without change Of Central Pnn'l
' ' iIiE xTSTEs . LIKE 70 THs VEST
Commencing January 90 lS7L-LeaVe wiOrk A. follows
Ga m.Por Pennington Rsston Bethlehem hsuob Chunf Whs
h.rr. Pston hAhaHOy City Nj Carmel HAIesob TuhihaHDoes
TO-anda, WAverly lie.
NJ Rsson.
n-WEsrERs daily tsIeep sundsys for Eaton Al
niosp Harrisburg the West Connects sonerve for Fem
proB strouburg Water GAP Scranton Bingham
sJrssass Pblpsburs for haaeh Chunk Wlliesbsre VII
Transport Eds &c k.ton for Mach Cuni hab.sSy City Mt
Carmel. Wiihamspor, Rris. Sc
1870 a. m-Way Train for SOnervle
Hm-Po Femngtoa Rsson, Al-nto~n haueh Ckunf Mhsnoy
CITY, H.Ion wiissb,e Reading Columbia L~nsas Ephnta,
7pm-For Easoa and Allentown
1890 D. m-For Esston Allentown Nsueh ChGni and Beyde
40 m-ROr sonsryils and Flenington - go
n-CMCESATI BIPKKss daily Tor Baston Bethlshsm, Allen
bvD Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
aud Palace Pittsburgh Chicago Connects a. Junction
With Ds.vs Jackasspna and wesn Railroad for Scranton
Sis D. m-for Somervue.
o m.-For Somerville
p m.-F5r Rason.
- m.-fEmgsutD-For EAston
9.41p. m.-F0r Pah6ed
m-Por PAINTED weip esisr, ard Saturdays
Per Elizabeth $50, 7:lS 100 $50 500 en 1880 lt3
im-l2 100 2OO 3l3 I'D 400, 40, 4t3 Sis $50 5:S,
900 go 100 100 500 s:1o $500 $50 1875 100
Tickets obtained the ofs OF the Central Rail
foot Of Lberys and at The principal hotels
and nket O6oss SeriortCy RlCkEk Superintendent
Ram pss Art
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1ution Sales of Kfal gsiaif.

nISTULIERY AT AUCTI0N.-OD WE'D
~ KEsDAY March l. lS7l. the property inorn a. The SILVER
CREEK DIsTIERY VII be sold 10 the highest bidder on
H. and 70 mouths the Puhs'er to give approved ''sV o' voc pay
neat Of ne purehs money; posseson given imnehstsy title perfect
The pr.u.. ,ufre acres Of land on Silver Cr,e in MADISON
COUNTY Ky at The crossing Ofthe RICHMOND BRANCH OF The l.
,udyRR
,ry IN good coalition simple and apparatus Tor MASKING %
bu.Ae p. dsy $50 feet Of ,de el, With traei .s VI" Dc 'a
With The property 90 .
lot Of Maer. Ry. Wood COopere and Grain Bag will De sod
at b. time .. credit Of . %o Iao :,lo,,
s sl;s GI cross, Ry '' jan sa. IL III
Apxr.S H. MULLEA, Anetioneer. . ~
EXECTTOR's SALE of VALUABLE PROP-
II RRTY on BROADWAY, TWENTY-FIVE and IhiRii
ADRIAN II MULLER p R. WILKINS CO. win sell At suction
GT THURSDAY f st.tSD S MICHAEL r 6oSDoS
ing E5eea q Ed..rd Gallagher sscss''d thereon situate
westerly q BOad~sy commencing oil feet south Of One
EAST TWENTY FFTHsTrbe with the improvement
thtreon situate 90 he ousry Ba'' Twenty CON
"f EAST TT Ta f e. 10, the
thereon situate the southe' side Of East ir'as
$ T hi lot e. Land on the is' s
ade Of Thirty eighth st. lslll feet He.s Of Fsiase W.
T. ALI vIIrABiE THiRDAvR PROPERTY.
STEPHENSON son co. VIII ,eI It TubHc suction at "
chang III Badssy TUEsDAf Fen 20 ~ y. sS
Union Depot Fo % :. IN Sf. Fs. Aa''''
DOSELLE, Y. J.-Commissioner's sale, at
II Auction Of The RESIDENCE Of Joanna Brosn fee
nv ID MBIIICK BRO. Pihest well located on prom
inen avenue minutes station the house r| Sn
1926 contains and all the modern mprovene " "'
veil aid ont Ro,ee from New iork by me Nt
Railroad Of property IN way derrab ana VIII se
positively sold Of the Orphans Court Of lnos t0o
ApEAs II. MILLER Anenoneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on southeast cor
n.r Wooster and Fourth-sts at AUCTION ..-r,o,,
ADRIAN MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co., viii SCI Aut lON
THURSDAY Peb 10 u o'clock at the Exchange saeroom NO
III BrosiSay: 49,. -, ,,orop ~
WEST F0URTHsT-The 9s,ory. hghrooP bries HOUSE WIZ
southeast corner Nss
Fourth and No 81 The house hee o
high feet hsO covering nesry ne tnu'
hc. Of the lott modern Improvements and . ~ goo "nie
ga 6rures chandeliers sold with the house lot ~ h et beues
Can cl0ck by NIT from TIE anctoneers
$3.50
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Gouses ano farms rDanieo.

HOUSES WANTED for RENTING in every
P''' VI wv 1'' AFr' JOHN NcCLAvE ~ Pines,
NvANTED-A furnished COTTAGE ut Long
w Branch At Will boa5ers address ststs
rent 40 nm narir1fav T. A. WOODWARD
100 Yne-st. Phs.
WANTED to Rent in BOnd-st.. near Broad
w va HOUSE for bushes puTposs A. j. MCKAY, o9JP u
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Real estate TO grrbanae

Real estate 10 grrhanee.
ORANGE COUNTY FARM, 40 TO 30 acres
" WAITED erfsage house 10 fue LEGATION Brootyn NJ
A. RULAND Co.. Be.kusnst. n T.
no EXCHANGE-First-clas JEWELR1,
9TH ,om, diamond, and lreruare for HOUSE 10 S.sYo To
wishing engage the essry business. this = re ehahs
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ZITWARK AND NEW YORK RAILR0AD.-

-. a. gTl passen.eT v ~ Hn fe,oas.
~ ~ W. MN YORK FOR BRRGES-4Vh AND sNARh-A
~ -, Is a. s:l5 IS SIS go, l1tS ~i 10 NJ ga;
10 3s, SD iio $50 500 80 500 Co" go" -" s'"
s't i9;ss ~ ~ px pom WEST BERGEsAt Goo ESQ T:I5.
Ley ~ IN ~ SD G:5, 5:il J0n. io;H, IL
sifs "''' '"-f 80 IL kCKEk Sufs. .sniugt..
"A kAIDN IN. Get. fasslngrr AFegt.
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Ciip Real estate for 6alf.

EOR SALE-The Large Property owned by the
BIpes COMPANY comprising the whole tocs be'secn
Iuoson DuAbe Jy and with tne and large marble
bnine with power k about loIloo and substantial
story birch store house Aboat 5aIl0o feet
ALSO FOR SALE: -
BROADWAY PROPERTY-The marble banking building about 81
vide Nos M and ne Broadway near Pnest and sohng he
Metropolitan Bank 80
Also ON BROADWAY corner Fsnin through 70 Pnutn
Ae building lately occupied by the Merchants
about 5r with hhs three des heated
by steam, and modern every respect
ALSO To LIT
The pseious ve-ghtsd banking floor Of Nos ia and M
Brosivss ahau supplied with large vaults, kc, Ne In
quire Of HOMER MORGAN. No Pine At O,sal
EOR SALE-Four- story, high stoop, brown
sopefon HOUSE Murray Hin between Madison and Park
Brooklyn Property aleu Address Bon
354S, p O., EewYork, or to WISANs 4 Co, 81 Cedsrst
E'OR Satisfactory, brown stone front, on
Lerngon-ave between hseyenth and Fhyeghhsts west
side For particulars inquire at III and l29 NercerS-
EOR SALE CHEAP-A four story brown stone
HOUSE, West Fortyhrist, Broadway for full Paieu-
lar apply TO J. ROMANO BROWN, DO Broadway
ONE of the FINEST HOUSES in Fifty:-frst-
" Fhsve brown 2lt inches hon for
SALE low. HATCH RIKBR, ,1s2 Broadway.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ERS RAILROAD
NIX

D.po foot Of Baresyst and foot q Cstophs IT.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hONhA1 Nov Ii NV
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Danyie with Boon
Waterloo with
Andovsr Ns~tou Washington With the D. L. and W.
for Gp soshsg Scranton Great Bend BnghAnton syria
and DelArsre az Hrdsen X. Roads.
ul0a n. LErIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Newark Morris
Dsver H,ekovn WsshngoB PhlDsbue snd Essoni
Phpsb Bel. Del K Tor Beyders 6e and At
K Bethlehem AentoSn, haaeh Chunf, and
Wlkesbsrre.
40P SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
r. Waterloo with ssseI r. X, and Al Warrington With D. L. and
". r. X. for water Gap sfooishurr and Scranton.
30 HACKETfSTOWN NAIL oOnEeets With BOonton Chester
ard usseIR Railroads. -
and C.40p -
sGMhT ard needia'e $50 1;3o and 1910
% ~. sn4 300 D. m
For ORANGE md sOUTH ORANGE $40. 1910. and
l..OA Ito 40 J40 42O 40 SD 500 $40 800 and II -
D
- and u ~ 100 200 '2:3O 3:1 $40 $50 4:l0 40
$50 500 '6:1o $40 800 $500, and ll:a5
Train. Married stop at East Newark.
lev New York Rr BLOOMFIELD and AoSTCLAIR $40 and
Al m .nO9 S md
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CoITTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

,ND WINTER ARItAA CEMENT.
n spAY October l.. lJ'O. hon 81. AHl Grad
sIs sT
,g. n Ms apr Psichogue
~, m Accommodations lof bahll - . a, ID, -. 1911, a.
5sp EIrr-., r PsteLosis VIA stage TO btieror sod Pre-
a ~ flp Accommodation Saturday. through
:ya "A m. BshFisu Aoros nsJAi,"n
a. n "a. ssTisk Accommodations
Tie Go1 ~ AID s ana ~" a. va ns o"sneeI al 'sJ
lsr ROs ks~ay
~ s. a. All 10 ~ anJ and colucct Waller
e. ". DOUGLAS s.vsdssss.sl
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Doaro ano Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY at II West Washing
N orpls-e iet arg. 'front.' ROOM elegantly furnished 70
genlemsn Of qrrt hbn without ooanL "
EOTR gentlemen can have BOARD and Use of
bath in private family side Address DELTA Tribune once
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Ocean Steamers.
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
III UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COHPAN1
Rssusr Mail Steamers sailing the 2h Of month.
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt T. L. TnE epangh, February 81
NORTH AMERICA Capt 6. B. socum March %
hERRIMACK Capt WEI. April %
These splendid sail schedule time and call a. IT. Thomu
Persmbueo Bahia and RIO de JSneo and returning For
engagement Of freight passage, apply 70
VIM GARRISON, agent No 5 Bo-hns-gten, Se--lof
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
Il Il EEw-YoRK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
No IT, East River at hrect for Havana:
CITY OF MEXICO, Capt Amnernan. FRIDAY, Feb IL
CLEOPATRA, Capt Phillips tfor freight MONDAY, feb y
CITY OF MERIDA Capt Desfen. tn RSDAf, hsrrh =
CLEOPATRA. capt Phillips for freight SATURDAY March 49,
For freight or passage, sPply 20 - o.., 40 -
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY AIS seoek precisely from
Pier No I, North River
COLUMBIA Capt Van Size. February 10
MISSOURI Ca q. ". Palmer lTiA Nassau Febrlsry 81
MORO CASTLE, Cspt R. Adams Msreh ,
For freight passage. apply TO A. W. DlhOCk Presdent
No. Boslnegreeu
a NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier % Mort! River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
IOWA. WEDNESDAY February IS
First f65 and S13 lntermedsie 80; Seer-e
s-' '''s HENDERSON, BROTHERS Agents.
BoEnug-gren
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NEW-Y0RK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.
SIMMER ARRlyGFMFST

~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE 20 1870
station 10 NeI Y0sI eoT1. Of '0d
TRAINS LEAVE YEw-YORK
ya oi strsit F.rst3 soathpor, and ws.tpo 'o
F r. y s: ~ az e.. sls Er) r) 's 40
or S;o s saf ny rs 40 s3o and 600 m
For stand lord or ll5l N i2dS tEIl 2l' tkL)'
$500 tEI go; go e - ny p 3:4s
80 a. ~ IN Fave. T~,pty EsvYOh at for
B''O'' va ''A SP"'Ee@eoss E ,sc fIs CTR TRAINS
Tor Boston. va Springfield. g. m and " p H.
Tr Sfoi and Springfield l2:l3 T. iJo n to Hartford
o Newport a:Is p m. tEIl connecting with steamer aero"
s,rIE1h'sa b., srn,Is M ,a.ls M TO Montreal
Fcr u r Fro,ia.ue Aud F.htn Railroad 2:ls
For shore Lin. R,r,y to Norwich and ProVHsSes I
r 20 Ser.Ssa s@ Northampton Railroad m to North
an 'of s asa soris asirosi ga n and J. y m.
or S $1,000 ~ ys Is R. Road a n :is
For Ss-,inan Railroad q m ~ ~ a. -. ~ 4, s.,
da ss ether Line DPs3g oar aso 20 t
, n. .ai p. D. trsiHs. !AAhS IL IlOl ! seR.l-. 5
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyER RAILROAD-TrAns leave ThHaeth'i a. follows
tA N uhiea.o EIpre,s, Drawing rvon car, siiasasL x
Sprris Car Brprss Tor Cheaso NO eeon
is.o No. NortherB sod Western ErFrc' DraTns room ca" ~
son,. ". r.,. Dr.viug. room attached
p N Flint P.cac EIErs. With sleepnscA" through A
r'c. A. Rg;.,. s,s attached
Roehsrer al Rasao ,so for CheSo va eoh 4 ~, ri,
rosi '.oui, wa Toledo; AND oms'ue VIA iHAAA'O '
lain al leave at IN. on suhlAghl go,
fp n ~ EItres, Sleeping car a''aelst
a.. Va tssas p N PouEhts'p'e ,rains
9 m. 3:i5 AMI $40 ,. m, PseIsAih tIai1a .
80 and s;,o IN Nd Na ~. a I'm 1870 As $40 eio and
tsO for POpsbts :esarcK s.D1 Passenger Agent
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BROOKLYN Real gstate for 6ale.

DROOKLYN HOUSES at all prices. Send or
ID can Cor list NJ A. rutland Co. SBeetmsp-a, n y
EOR SALE-Two HOUSES on Carlton ave.,
Brooklyn Paadslpha bek three stories with pavement eensn
modern Improvements locality trst class pnce sb eaeh ins
o purchaser Apply 70 - - =,
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY for SALE,
vi LEASE favorable peDdy oeAied near HAM
Ferry Booiyn; lots part ase ounaer
but is Suitable for almost can he divided
ssntsl bnck buildings &e Pull particulars with JOHNSON
MILLER, Is Nassau At. Newiark
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mafhinfrp.

EOR SALE-2 Boilers, 80 and j0-hOrse power
Il also / Ergne, 25-horse power. Apply 90 Whites.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
IL foot OF CbamLers-st and foot Of 2dst a. follows;
Through Express Trains leave Chambersst n9 n :1
o. m AMI D N daily Leave 6s5 a l045 and 5:l5
daily Mes ,nd improved DraSinF Room COACHES
magnificent Sleeping Cosches running through 70 eena
and Gallon Sleeping Coeaes accompany me m ram ron sa
aush.nna Buhso the $50 from New orb TO Buffalo and
b, In EevYork Honesvle Buffalo and Cincinnati
A 1uigrsnt Train leaves daily at 7:4S p m
For Jsrris and WAY, 4.J0 D (21ist., fl5 2 nj
Por Mddeo-n sad WAY at $3.50 (2odss 9l3 mi and san
orOtsrle snd way q. = % N l21ist, '7:l5a ~
Ne-bagt All wAy ats $3.50 and $50 n tIJdst 74S
NJ. 3:l5 and AIS
For SuS.n snd way ABd .. 23dt, AS and 5.G M
rNe,t.- Tr,ir I'll 30 q IA (23i-st. I'll as p
70, Patsr,oa Nav Depot 65 ss and II rs
n II IS 3:i5 Sis snd Gas p m. Prom Chamben,t Depot 81
as Il. 90 a. N u M; IS. = Sis, and 6 IS :,
Por Hatensat snd Hsdas 73dst Depot, s:s ard
345 1918 5:.5 AMI y Prom CtAm6erssi Depot Wv"
a ~ and l. 4 t5;l5 6. and t6+S p
For Ps-uost TsmsRs and WAY from 1Jdn Depot s 2
II3 i3.l5 4l5 IS aud 6l5 and saurtays only ~ -
Chsmb~s-t Depot, usS ltJ " " tilS f'I"
5.l5 and i6y0 p saturdays ohly, ~ oO midnight
snd FOR Drawing Room and see
obne and or.rs for The Cheering and transfer Of
Company Office 2 52s and 31 Broasr 1s
,mb.s; 70 GreeD-ieh't 25thst and Third ave Harlem
foot Of Chsmhst aud foot Of I'D
EIh'ne and Long poei Depot Jsssy City and
Of The Agents a. th. PRIME pal hotsl , nm,
J. d. RrCKkR Dec ~ Wh BARK
G-nl NupL IsV.. a., - yea ass Al
'DslE - fFor hseEensaeh only
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| 0NG ISLAND RAgkRQApP;y
On add ah.r MONDAY OCT q 1870, Trains viii lssvs Anss'p
follow:
s:1 Greerport and Sag HArbor
10: ~ q Ncrhp0n Was Tran
800 Rverhead Express through TO Green
portO on SATURDAY shtA
900 %. H.. Northpot EIpresa -.
800 Hampstead WAY Tr,n lsip on SATURDAY hgt
D ~ korhpou Way Tran ,-..- r., -
All rounse, branch Henps,d Sunday trains Tor kosr
Glen cove Locus VALLEY ck,yie Huntington and kortEo cave
Hunter PosHt At m. su1 D. m J. - DhNlbN sup
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Brooklnn l]roperin 10 Get.

VALUABLE PROPERTY TO LEASE IN
BRoOKLYN.-COALlARD on The corner Of Fronst and Hnd
sosve Aboa square; sutsbe for LumberI sri H.
EDWIN FERRIS. lB5 WsshiHgt0ns- keE-iorf
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW. YORK, Monday, Feb. ]

Rnsiness at the Exchange was dull to-day no
Iii sales were made and the attendance was sinl,
10 morrow, IAth johnson Miller viii sell TWO soI
- Ideph,s St Brooklyn Adrian II. Muller WI sts
on an northeast corner OF Reade ana huu'
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E0R LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THR Z. ) MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN SfEAN COMPANY
vi. d..cb one Of their frcss foil power iron steamship
FROM PIER No 10, n. R., EVERY "WEDNESDAY,
q follows:
NEVADA Capt GsEgN........... February d. a. 4H p m
COLORADO. Capt T F. PKEENAs. February o. at 1883 p
WISCONSIN WILLTAEs...... March l. ats;OO b m
NEBRASKA Capt GUARD........... March 4 at 300 IN
WYOMING Capt WHINERAY. ....... March g. at 800 p m
MANHATTAN Capt FoRsYrH....... March - az leo r. m
IDAHO Capt PRIcE............' March q al ''N p a.
Cabin passage $50 gold
s,eer.ye p..,.g. toGee No % Brosdssy So currency
Por freight or cabin passage. apply TO
WILLIAMS 4 GI-TOy No So wallis.
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vTHE ALUMNI OF Pitli.IlIS ~ NJ, III
a.rsirt to cont faI ns.s cis "a. u
~ a. ~. iprsI "a. s-ii,etoa nss
- .ar "a lLli.a RoOTr Treasurer VI seas baihnsf he
''S ~. y ys s,'r's s JoHN d PALFRrY csaus-u.
DROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY,
ID IN Rrn,ara.. c.L.el Msnea- Opca ~ ias
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-01-06
--latest WAR News.

King William gave New Years recep,
ton at Versailles on Sunday, to the officers
OF the German army, and made a speech, in
which he said that important tasks remained
to be performed before a lasting peace could
be secured, and it would be censurab.e to
make any peace involving continuation OF
the duties which brought them into the field
The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg has
been summarily dismissed from his COM
mand for failing to stop the advance Of the
French on the Loire
Paris advices state that there is strong
pressure upon Gen. Troehq to make scrtie
with the enormous force at his command as
the weather is moderatiug and the artillery
defenses are Sc numerous and we'll manned
that the besiegers will be unable to make
any impression upon them.
bordeaux dispatches assert that all Of the
engagements along the Loire for a week
past have been successful for the French,
the German reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. Near La Chartro, Is miles
sout beast of Lie Mans, the French captured
1 200 prisoners. Part Of Chauzy's army is
now strongly fortified near Yendome. The
German army of the Loire has retired to
Glen, about thirty miles southeast of Or
leans. Three hundred Germans, it is sta
ted, were recently drowned while attempting
with their corps to cross the Loire on the
ice.
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was rabid. The mother escaped the disease

was rabid. The mother escaped the disease,
but the boy persisted miserably.
While the washing is being done, send
Instantly to the nearest druggist for piece
of caustc potash This comes in small
cylindrical pieces If the tooth Of the dog
has penetrated, cut the caustic in the shape
OF pencil or dogs tooth, insert it in the
wound and hold it there firmly for quar-
ter of minute without regard TO the pain,
which will he severe.
Caustic potash can be made extemp,re
by pouring boiling water on wood ashes,
straining out the I've, and boiling it down
to the constance Of molasses 1t may be
applied with a smooth stick
When the wound is scratch, and there
fore the more dangerous, wipe it over brisk
ly with the same material. II the causte
potash cannot be procured, use nitric acid
(aquafortis) or sulphuric acid, Coil of Wit
roil) Milder caustics, which do not dc.
stroy the surface Of the wound in which the
poison is lodged, are not worthy of conf.
dence, although Mr. Youatt recommends
the nitrate of silver, Qunar caustic) The
art may be poultced with bread aud milk
for two days, and then dressed with simple
salve.
1t is too common a practice to kill in.
stantly savage dog who has bitten person
This is exceedingly wrong as tho person
lives for years with she torturing appre-
heusion that he has been bitten by rabd
dog The animal should be shut up and
regularly fed. Ifrabid, he will certainly die
but if ne lives week and takes food there i,
no danger.
1t is generally believed that canine mad
ness occurs almost exclusively in summer
and especially during what are termed the
''dog days This is popular error Ac
cordng to the best authority, the disease i,
communicated only by contagion, aud jus
as likely to be propaga ted in winter as in
summer, and therefore city ordinances
which allow dogs to be at large at one sea
son and at another, are absurd
In the course OF hall century have ha
occasion to treat the bites of dogs undoubt
eddy rabid in many instances, and in not ;
single instance have known the disease tt
result when the preventative measures were
employed within three days after the bite
[ do not mean, however. to justify a mo
mcnt's delay in their application.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-01-06

the will annexed of David A. Bell, decd, and
John H. IRVINE, the security in their official
Bond, Elizabeth Bell Daniel F. Nohler, Henry
A. Beahm and John E. Stoutamoyer
The object of this suit is to subject the real es-
tate of which David A. Bell died seized and pos
sessed to the payment of his debts
The Defendant, Henry A. Reahm, not having
entered his appearance and it appearing by aft
davlt filed, that due diligence has been used by
the Plaintiff, in endeavorlag to ascertain the
place of residence of the said Beahm, but without
effect 1t is therefore ordered, that unless the
said Beahm do appear here within one month at
ter due publication of this notice and answer the
Plaintiff 5 Bill the Court will take the same for
confessed, and decree accordingly.
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