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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-10-11

must be terrible. Many who considered them
selves rich are pennless Tens Of thousands
are homeless. The consequences Of such Il
destruction of property must be ial.rcachln9,
extending to insurance companies and mcr-
chants all over the country. For time, ut
least, Chicago, which was 50 proud, almost
defiant, in her prosperity, will be an object of
charity. No doubt contributions will be
pomcd in to relieve suffering as far rs pos
~bIe, but, with winlor approaching, the blow
cannot fail of fearful ELECTS. Of course Il new
city will rise speedily from the ashes OF the
old, but il will take u long time to make good
the loss of accumulated wealth, 70 rebuild the
blocks of iron, stone and brick, the bridges,
churches and public cd.tiCcs, and to restore
the homes destroyed with all their furnishings
of comfort and elegance. Little remains but
the enterprise which created the city and tic
location which made it ncccs any us COM
mcrcial metropolis. But Chicago cannot be
wiped out even by such II calamity. Rival
cities will gain temporary advantages, and
trade for time may seek new channels Tor
! convenience; but the commerce and railroads
ccntering ut the southern end of Lake Michi-
"a will make the restoration OF Chicago more
of Il wonder than its origna! growth.
The first fire occurred on Saturday night in
plainug-mill in the western division of the
city, and burned several wooden structures.
| The second fire also occurred in ihc western
division, and The daily papers say, was ac-
+ :,.,,r....,l,.. . I.,r,..,,, l,,,,, II, fine hands
''"""'''l ''' 'l nv ''7' - '",''F - ''''
If a woman con, milking" The fire extend.
rd five mile, in length and one and hall
,.,;I,.. :,, - ;,,,I IL, fine Iu.,nc.. ,n,tinn nrthc
! '''' '' 80 '''~
/ city, and Is Only rIwIird III loss ol me an"
property by the great fine in Iondou in 1866,
fl :. i,,,,o.yIIc. f., ,,,lo nm ,rnr,yima,c
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estimate "' the ''''re loss, '"t 1t can 'c''roy
/ fall below Slio0O0,0Oo Oi course but iloc.
,,n,, uf IN. o,rn,,r. aor lr recovered from
Insurance.
, Nany Of our Wood,toca hol- nrc among tn,
sunprci, Nnuost every Nry Euolnul iowr
h.,..,l,,Il,,.,, il, fine dc.truypd rilv
,sy.n.
( xvh ,,n. rhi,o,,, .,,,o;., 70 N,
No" , iulN; inSi' no a.. 1pV ,o tnl
INES p"'1u -lT n,,S ~ t IVA ,rinI 10 st; bns
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-10-11

NTOTlCE.-Cam in on the property of the
Y Subscriber, about the Goth of September,
four head of cattle-thrcc one year olds and
one two year old. The owner il requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away. THOMAS CAKLlN.
Balnarl. Vt. Sent 27th, 1871.
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WHOLE NO. 1907.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS. ICourt held at
Woodstock, within and for said Di ,trict, on
the tenth day Of October \. d. 1871,
Present, Hon. IomN PORTER Judge.
An instrument, pupoMing to be the last
will and testament Of WASHINGroN Il, MsHor
late Of Woodstock aforesaid, deceased, j, pre-
scntcd to the Court here, by CHARLES IT,.
Blossom, the Executor therein named, for
probate and it is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear before said Court at the Probate Of
flee in Woodstock Aforesaid On the rs.
Wednesday (tirst day Of November next, and
contest the probate of said will, if they sec
cause ; for which purpose il is further order
cd that "A copy Of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully previous
to the time appointed for proving said WILL in
the Spirit Of the Age, Il newspaper printed at
Woodstock aforesaid.
A true copy OF record.
l.. A. MARSH, Register.
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A correspondent Of the Windsor
Journal says Of the Fair: We trust
that the managers of the White River
Fair, the first exhibition of which has
proved so successful, will next year
supply an omission of this by having
a class and premiums for tarm-worl
horses, and not give stations, carriage
horses and trottors all the honors
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A subscription has been started tol
the purpose Of dctraying the expenses
OF publishing, in pamphlet form, the
proceedings of the late centennial. The
proceedings should be published by
all means, and We hope every citizen
will subscribe for one or more copies,
as the case may demand.
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sharon.
Alden c. Hatch will sell his farm
known AS the Jacob Doubleday place.
at auction on the 18th inst
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EIlIdIONv.

tINdiOW.
The Ludlow Baptist Church has dur
ing the year past contributed $685. to
various benevolent objects, A A,
Baldwin has ripe Iig, grown by him
self, and Of good size and appearance.
His tree has borne for two Seasons past
and now has on it some sixty figs.
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S'stIE. LATER,

The latest news received here states that the
fire has beon checked. Firemon from all di-
rcctions arriving by rail- and a heavy rain set-
ing i'll. the awful destruction was stopped.
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COX ssr an ysBtNCE,s,,

Before Chancellor Barrett, opened
here on Tuesday, Case No. 10 tried,
Allen J. Lamb VS.. NhaS. s. Mason,
ct ais. Walker ~ Adams.
Wilson, Hunton IL Gilman
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-17

part Of the town; Which petition shall be
verified by the afiidaqit of tho applicant,
and recommended by at ..ieast twelve of
the taxable inhabstants of the said town.
SEc. 81. Tfhatt Tfhatt said iasendans aud
wardens shall have powerSto compound
with all persons liable to work on said
roads, ways and streets, upon the pay
ment of such sums of money as they may
deem: lair equivalent therefore, TO be
applied to the use of the said corporation.
Aud tho intendant and wardens are
hereby individually exempted from the
performance of road and street duty, and
no person residing within the said town
shall be liable to work on any road with
out the said limits, or to be taxed or as
sessed for the same.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-17
PRoPHITTs PAIN KILL TT.

This is the celebrated medicine that run
Ferry Davis, Pain Killer out ofthe market.
Wherever il WAS sold. Davis made Propbitt
change the name from Pain Killer TO Pain
hi!i 1t: For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, or
pam OF any Kind it has no equal Por Cuts,
bruises, Burns, or old Sores, it is the best
ihing you can use as a dressing. For Snake
BITES or Stings of Poisonous Insects, il il q
perfect Antidote. 1t is good for coIic. Colds.
Coughs, or Aowel Complaint. I,s name
indicates its nature fully. II is truly DEarn
TO pain. Manufactured aud sold by DnaD-
FiEhE x Co., Atlanta. Ga, and for sale by
all druggists. "a
DooLf County, Ca, april, IS67.--This ia
its certify that was confined to the house.
anu nlost of the time 20 my bed, and suffer-
ing the greatest agony Imaginable with
hheumatism' Tor live months, and after try
'".' ~ - 80. go
was cured with two bottles of DIR. O.
prophiu's Amodyne Pain Kill IL; each cost
ing fifty cents only. 1t relieved me almost
INSTANTLY | therefo,e recommend il in ti,s
highest degree tt others suffering from, sim.
liar disease. ca;s say that il is ono of the
finest family medicines now out. certain,
Yours truly. w. A. F0REHAND.
DocLY CouNrr, Ga, Oct. 81, 18e7.-pn.
%. s. PEorniTT. | have, during the last
eighteen months, used your Pain Kill II, and
f. cons'uer u uhcqualed by nnything for pain
III the head, breast back or side; and for
collie nothing gives relief half SO quick as
your Anodyne Pain Kill. Ii is doing muoh
good IN the community in other families an
my own. Yours, Sc, ID. T. FoREIlAND,
MENTION Factory, GA, Nov, 1ss7.-zpr.
Prophitt Las, summer my horse sprained
ms Knee severely, causing the whole leg "a
swell to about twice il natural size. and
rendering him almost helpless; Nv O applica.
uons ofyour Anoayne Pain Kill II thorough.
" cured II. JOHN B. DAVIS.
CERTEFGCATE.
STATE OF GEORGIA, ,-Pu1roS f,o,xrr
Know all men by these presente, That haya
this day, for value received, sold and trans
ferred TO Bradficld s. Co., the sole riaht 10
manufacture and sell my Family Medieinss
and have furnished them with the fuli re,
cipEs, and have authorized the said Bra3.
iieid Y Co., TO print, or have printed sny-
thing they may see proper concerning any
and all of above named Mcdisines. This
10th day Of June, 1870.
lSigned] o. S. PROpHlTr
In presence of Thomas r. Jones, Rotsrt
Crawford, Notary Public o.. 81
Manufactured and for sale by BRADFTHEn
CO, Broad street, Atlanta, Ca and for
sale by all druggists, s5s,
Aug II y
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$500, 900 TO BE GIVEN AWAY
TEIE So UTEI a. l.
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AND IAMIGRATION ASSOCIATION
OF
selected by
PREFERENCES
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to
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600
deposited with the National Republic
100000 I'm GIFTS.
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General NJ c. BUTLER, NJ. W.
COMMISSIONERS AND SUPER IISORS or
A. r. B. o South Carolina
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TO CONSERVATIVES

II is invaluable. as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease.
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No mother should ever be without bottle of
the ENfECTORANT in the house. We have
numerous certificates Of its having relieved
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-17

ther Imprisonment, and be subject 10
snch fines as council may impose for the
offence committed.
SEC. 81. That the said intendnnt and
wardens shall hove full pawcr to abate
and remove nuisances in said town.
SEC. 53. That it shall be the duty of
the said council to keep all roads, ways
and streets within the corporate limits
open and in good repair, and fyr that
purpose they are invested with all pow
ers vested in the county commissioners;
and they shall have full and exclusive
yowcr to order out all the hands now
liable, or hereafter made liable by the
la@s OF this State, and TO require them
to work on thc respective roads, WAYS
and streets, within the limits of the said
corporation, as many days in each year
and to infiict the same fines ard penal
ties for the non-perlormance thereof, as
is by law now inflicted by the different
boards Of county commissioners Pro
yidcd, 1t shall not be obligatory on the
town council to open any street within
the limits of the said town, unless upon
the petition of the person applying for
the same, alleging that the said street is
necessary for his use aud accommoda-
ton, and that there is no other direct or
convenient access for hin to The business
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FOE AGTEgFs.A

-.s..-..,.-- ,,s-,--,,..,-. r..ys,:s,lg ;ry
distressing choking, and producing calm aud
pleasant reposo.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-17
sernlcate tl.c very Substance
OF alae Luzags.

causing them TO throw off tho acrid matter
which collects in the Bronehi.l Tubes, and
mt the same time forms scoihins coating
relieving the irritation which produces tie
cough.
The object to be obtained Is TO cleanse tiir
organ of all Impurities TO nourisb and
strengthen IL when it has become impaired
ard enfecbled by disease; to renew aud in
vigorate the circulation OF the blood and
strengthen the nervous organization. The
EXPECTORANT does this to an astonishing
degree. l; is active but mild and congcniai,
imparting functional energy and natural
strength. Il; affords Oxygen to vitalze the
blood, and Nitrogen to assimilatc the m.ttcr,
IL Equa1i.es Me "Nersons Influence"
producing Quiet and eomposnre
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-17

MARin: CorxTY. Texas, Ans. l., l8Gs.-pr
.. !. PnornITr--Dca ST.: / write you thi
to iuiorm you that | have been troubled a
srent deal with INDIGESTION, but after using
one bottle Of your Liver Medicine, i Snd
great relief. chceFfully recommend ii a.
u good Family Medicine and feel confident
that 1T is good for anything for which Il
clsims 10 be an antilote.
Very respectfully, DICK LoCKETE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-17
MOTHERS BE ADVISED!
Keep Il on Hand /!

hftp ~ on IIuIIN /!
This dread disease requires prompt actioa ;
as soon as the hoarsc, hollow cough is heard,
apply the remedy and it is easily subdned
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

A UCTION.- POSITIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A niture,
this thursday afternoon. at O'Clock,
~ Brevoort place enh street, between Fifth
and University place.
Carpets Curtains Mirrors Parlor Suits Pfanofore Bed
stesds Bureaus washstapds Commodes Wardrobes Mat
ressess Beddng Paintings Clocks, Lounges Chairs Base
ment, Kitchen and Servants Furnu be sold
without this day f. NICHOLS. Auctioneer oce
street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
AMUsEIENTS.

AmUSEMENTS. ,,
sSsDHa S;is 4 ss asSp Spsis psRlDss r9s' Season
:. .a nas,ohoEg HgAsDAr AND sAruhpas A&is a.a''.
wsdn'x;aias xiS:.. r.-.,na Les s.1.ins. sE1aAsDs-
second SsASpE pucHEssE s ''SA' Fs,.'a
SATURDAY MATiNEE, LA GRANDE DucaEssE
n active Les SsSsSHssEsd SsdaSsfH S9ss da're
Costumes, APPOINTMENTS with cast which includes
''' ''' 'Sisi SiSsTh hEsiSEST iAND CONCERTS
BAER EVERY sT4fAhsAh 4hHssbA1, TAz1SEE zfi
FoggKTEE;,sUTYH INT STREET THEATRE
a,,na,-s9 miss LILLE, r1,1
.s Y, sfs yii$'iss KS sSS ~
day, win be presented
pow,v ro.opsr RlcHELIEu.
as HlSHHI1ES RS%ia EaEsssr
as RlebEfSHT; EbEIS Fonsssr
EDWIN I. fSRhHsE SluHEIlru
ia Il. a E1bs erHE 81 nHoss s make her
WooDs MusEys igsrssr suocrss
Of A'fandss soSPE oS%r' SFsro SsIsrs S5ama' so''sd
x.r produced with Nth" entire NEW S SCENERY,
SEE AND s.rus5r s5w sssE assfSs
sR e. E. pHs2SaDsf pHSDY American actor
MONTE cR1sro
sErros
Miss Miss ALICE % HARRISON NJ. Mr. I. T. ". f. xAhHk. xaEh.
si. si:s THEREsA nS .1NssI6s WooR Sr l. MEsTAYER.
'' sxriSSEE gRssSh.FoRM%S5Gs 4 sisSH"' Ps,
especial production c o the favor,e se1rlsSque OF
MRS. +. D. CoNwAy,s PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYS
M EVERY EVENING,
sita Mis- MISNIE CONWAY and great sa.
NEW YORK CIRCUS, FoUkrEESTH HIST STREET.
NEW YORK CIRCUS -wEpN EspAY and sATURDAY,2H
NEW YORK CIRcUs-Frst appearance Of
NEW YORK CIRCUS BAREBACK soHERsAULr
NEW YORK CIRCUS FIRST WEEK OF THr SPIRITED
NEW YORK CIRCUS BLIND MANS BUFF,
NEW YORK CIRcUs-Davs Madisan and Mr. Nat Austin
THE COMIC BALLET or THE coBBLER's FR0LlC.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, $50 BROADWAY
= 'Ts BIRtsH, ss.' WHaBoLn. AN 30 BERNARD BAcKUS
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
wamhod's beautiful Ballad, entitled
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY WEEK.
Billy e Sharsy Bssna' sv Bnard B %ss Ra
DwseH c. Tc%p'ssiTsS, 9; acTs W Rockefeller
THE INIMITABLE BRIGANDS
Seats secured six days In advance
HoolErs AND
KELLY ,sI 4 LEoS's pS MISsyTRELs.
RIFF RAFF. QUACK, QUACK
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

slD STREET, 944 WEST.-A PLEASANT HOME FOR
tD families with Board. at reduced prices single Rooms
splendid location block from Broadway and three
ul
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

rRzEiSISSNE EAsh3nETE ASS5lsokarsr sSaFsSTi
This Company will commence an extended engagement as
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA,
early IN 'ns xaN sSB1n 'PSeh EsTEsfasxEsr Ts
comprising an entirely new Grand Spectacular Psntomims
dramats, Mr. Mocloskey the author Of Across the
Continen and written expressly for this Company, en-
THE THREE HUNcHBAcKs.
The Costumes hundred and nifty in number, entirely
and of the most gorgeous description, made in
The AND
and
the eraaE a As suREss
Of the Paniomme have been consrueed by the Best MAUI
The %ISAsESEs5 SSIEsTHII ssttrERuslos
will be under the control Of gentleman who ma. ,periu
tended the production many the bran:
o' me . ne" l0l. stage, THE ARTISTS
and and WIN be added a. soo as the osp
on OF their present engagements will permit them to Join
The following artists among those who already
MILE. MARIE BoNFANrr.
the peerless Dsnseuse,
"nu ei"Non No' ,ib ,be,, ach,e,s BALLET rrou,s
Mr. CHARLES ABBoTr ''e ths modern ae ar%aS
- - ESaLIsH pANroMrMIsTs
me wonderini S,saters'
and GOODRICH.
whose performances weil need any
THE CELEBRATED MArrNEru FAMILY.
MONS JULIAN MARTINETTI
MONS PAUL MARTINETrI
MONS ALBERT MARrlNETTf,
MONS IANETlS MARTlEETTL
MONS JUSTIN,
LA PETITE ADELE,
MILE DESIRE
AND
MISS YARTINGrON.
Many of the above VIII be remembered
ated with the most brilliant triumphs of the wonderfV
isavel Family and
Mr.. j. C. FRANKLIN,
the admirable Pantomimist and Atheete.
Further particul future advertisements.
Business communications must be addressed to
Mr.. MARX SMITH,
las West Thry-seyenth street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

II MADISON AvENuE.--R0oMs ON SECOND STORY
for family also single Rooms for gentlemen, with
Board. References EXCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

Ily Y. COTTON, AUCTTONEER.-LAR0E SALE OF
ID Furniture and (Friday) February
a. at l01l o'clock the auction rooms East Thirteenth
street, the entire Furniture OF large private yelling
moved from Brooklyn ~ 81 Carpets &c DC Particulars
Also on SATURDAY., the 2h. entire Furniture
OF the large dwelling No. SO Fourth street.
IlY JOHN A. DUNN, AUTHORIZATIONS A. DUNN
ID CO. will sell this day, at II O'clock street.
the Grocery Store-Sugars SOAPS Spices Teas
Candies. Brooms Pas Counters, Shelving Sugar Bins and
general assortment OF Groceries
py ]. j. swARZKOPH, AUCrIONEER, SELLS
ID this day, commencing at II O'clock al5 Sixth avenue
Fifty street remainder OF elegant Furniture Carpets
superb Bookcase also large and choice collection
and valuable Books, comprising, among Others
Shakespeare Dean Swift Prescott popular
Histories Gibbons Rome, American other Cycopadias
being the acqnion OF private gentleman Positive sale
/. J. swARzKOPH, sas Bowery.
OY l. J. swARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ~
- O'Clock, 4W East Fourteenth street, Groceries. Coffee
sugar, Soaps also Fixtures, in lots Dealers invited
l. J. SWARZkOPH, 243 Bowery.
I)Y ]. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
ID day, at lp O'clock $50 and 532 West street.
lively without reserve two good eight horse power hosng
Engines and one ~ horse power boiler all In good order and
worthy the attention OF all wanting such machinery
CAMPBELL a CO., Auctioneers, $50 Bowery.
EXECUTORS sALE-vALUABLE THIRD AVENUE
sTEv ENSoN. SON CO. will SELL at public auction. At
Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway Tuesday, February
@ 1871 Six Lots, Third Forty street,
In the vicinity OF the Grand Union depot For further
tcuas apply at the oce of the Auconeers II Pine street.
or to SAMUEL CARDwELL Executor. 6S6 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
10y NJ. DOUGHTY. AuCTIoNEEa

DY NJ. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER.
ID Household Furniture this day al 10L O'clock
7q Nassau street. consisting walnu and
rosewood Parlor various rich rosewood
walnut and Chamber Suits, Turkish Lounges,
Bookcases, wardrobes Dining Room and Hall Furniture,
Beds Bedding, Carpets Chnn Crockery,
silver Plated and Glass Ware Sale perepptory aud worthy
attention.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

A RTisrs' AUCTION SALE.
n X. +. THOMAS Auctioneer.
500 CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS
auction this tTHURsDAY) evening. at O'Clock by order
OF without at Gallery $50 Broadway
posite Metropolitan Hotel. Dealers attend.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

1CS WEST THIRrEENfH STREET BET1EEN SIXTH
e)C and Seventh ayenueTo let. with Board third story
front Room southern exposure suitable gentleman and
wife or two single gentlemen. References
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
PIANOFORTES.

A LARGE VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFoRTES
IA the most reasonable In price offered TO the public
superior second hand Piano. good at half price
2 East Twenty street, Second aud Third
nues JENEyS 4 SON.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

70 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET-A VERY HAND
4 - suit of Rooms second hoo- front; also Rooms
single scntlemen with Board; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-lls WEST TwENTy-sEvENTH
"A street, Sixth avenue.
Over 100000 worth and $50 lots by catalogue
LUXE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer
will sell, this day Thursday commencing at ICY O'clock all
the elegant costly Household Furniture and
costly of contained In above private brown
Fcur rich Paror SUITS rep Suits. magnificent
brilliant toned "a octave rosewood Pianofore, Oh Paint
ings Lace Curtains Centre Tables Bookcase Mir
rors. &e Bedroom suits, Dining Room, Kitchen and Base
Furniture, In lots TO suit purchasers. Sale positive,
rain shine Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

MARIE SEEBACHS FAREW ELL PERFORMANCES
I Every Might Sad Tbeare.-To- night Mary Stuart;
Seebnch, Mary Stuart; Vcnea, Elizabeth. Tomorrow See
bach's last triumph Die Grille Fanchon the Cricket saur-
day. Seebachs benefit Tears and Laughter and After the
Battle Of Sedan (Die Fine Wein Die Andere Lacht, und
Mach der Schacht bel Sedan) Tuesday next Seebach in
Faust.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23
4 DRIAk II. MULLER, AucTloNEER; ,,a,

A DRIAk II. MULLER, AUCTIONEEK
IA EXECUTIONS SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, MARBLE STATUES. BRONZES, &C.
By order OF Executor OF Louisa Lynch deceased ADRIAN
II. MULLER T.. r. WILKINS Il co. will sell at aucton
Thursday February g. at o O'Clock al No. ~ West Sew
enteeuth street. between Fifth and Sixth all the
Furniture in said house consisting In part of
Suits brocacl rosewood Escre,ore, marquee
tere Cabinets Piapooe Pier and Mzniel Mirrors French
Clocks French and India China Vases Dining Room Furni-
ture, rosewood mahogany Carpets, DC.
THE MARBLE STATUES AND BRoNLES WILL BE
SOLD AT 12 O'CLOCK.
One Of the groups Bacchus and Aradne formerly the
property of Dcmnck Lynch, the elder. IL bas uniformly
been pronounced by who have II first
class work OF art and ot great value.
Catalogues the ohlcc OF the Auctioncers.
The New York herald., 1871-02-23

A j. BLEECKER, SON h CO., AUCTIoNERS.
~. thursday, February q. at IL NJ at the Exchange
Salesroon, Ill Broadway.
River fronts and privileges Lots Harlem river
between l9h aud l2h Streets together with dock
house and sheds.
l9th Lots the north side, adjoining the river lots
10th Lots the south side, in the above.
the above lots stable, nice offices. Sheds
&C. The steamboat landing from New York to Harlem
curbed of them
gas croton, &C. &c Terms OF sale liberal title perfect.
Maps at a Cedar street.