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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. -
l. Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for
Building an Extension to a Public School-house
in the Tenth ward" will be received by the un-
dersigned at the office, southeast corner of
SIXTH and ADELPHI Streets, until WEDNES-
DAY, February /, 1871, at IL o'clock NJ, for
building an extension to Public School-house,
situate on Race street, below Fifteenth in the
Tenth ward; said extension to be built in ac-
cordance with the plans of l.. H. EsleE, Superin-
tendent of School Buildings, to be seen at the
office of tho Roard of Public Educution.
No bids will be considered unless accompanied
by certificate from the City Solicitor that the
provisions of an ordinance approved May 25
1860, have been complied with. The contract
Will be awarded only to known master builders
By order of the Committee on Property.
IL. w. HALLIWELL,
1928, FL Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
OTHE ERECTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
the first day of February next, inclusive, for
the erection Of a Board Fence inclosing the site
for the Public Buildings upon Penn Square,
according to the plans and specifications to be
seen at the office of John Macarthur, Jr., archi-
tect, No. 205 s. Sixth street.
Bids will be based upon the privilege accorded
to the contractor to use the surface of said
fence for advertising purposes, under such
regulations and restrictions as the Commission
ers may from time to time prescribe.
All proposals to be addressed to the President
of said commissioners.
JOHN RICE, President,
No. 129 s. SEVENTH Street.
CHARLES r. ROBERTS, Secretary. % 1t
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SALES ON PREMISES receive prompt and pOr-
sOnal attention.
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
= Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for
Building Public School-house in the Tenth
Ward" will be received by the undersigned,
at the Office s. E. corner of SIXTH and
ADELPHI Streets, until WEDNESDAY, Febru-
ary l, 1871, at IL o'clock NJ, for building Public
School-house, on q lot of ground situate on the
south side of Cherry, west of Tenth street,
in the Tenth ward, said school-house to
be built in accordance with the plans of l.. H
Esler, superintendent of School Buildings, to
Education.
No bids will be considered unless accompa-
MED by certificate from the City Solicitor that
the provisions of ordinance approved May
25, 1860, have been complied with.
The contract will be awarded only to known
master builders
By order of the Committee on Property.
Il. w. HALLIWELL,
l 10 % % FL Secretary.
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PROPOSALS..
ITO IRON MANUFACTU RER
u. g. LIeHTHoUsE DEPOT.


u. 8. LIGHTHOUSE DEPoT,
Office Lighthouse Engineer Third District,
ToMPKINsvILLR, Staten Island, n. Y,
PROPOSALS FOR sCREw-PfLE LIGHT
HOUSES.
SEALED PROPOSALS from Iron Foundries
will be received at this Office until MONDAY
the 18th day of February, 1871, at 12 o'clock
NJ, for the entire IRON and WOODWORK of
TWO SCREW-PILE LIGHTHOUSES, the
plans and specifications of which are for in
spection at this office. A suitable place will be
provided by the contractor for the setting up of
the entire structure for inspection and accept
ance.
The contractor, VINO must be a manufacturer
of iron, will include in his proposals the cost Of
taking down and delivering on board the YES
se.s provided by the undersigned for shipment
of the same.
Proposals will state the time of completing
the structures.
The right to reject any proposals that may be
deemed disadvantageous to the Government is
reserved.
Proposals will be in duplicate accompanied
by a guarantee in duplicate, with q printed
copy of this advertisement affixed to each pro-
posal, and will be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed Proposal for Screw.pile Light
houses" j. G.. WOODRUFF,
Lieut-Colonel of Engineers, U. s. A.,
l 20t2 Is Lighthouse Engineer Third District
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A1OCION SALES

RY HENRY w. 4 B. SCOTT, JR, AUCTION
ID BERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
gtemporariy) No Sal CHESNUT Street. under thS
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Laying of The Corner Stone Of thC
Boston Post office.

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Tn. address Of Postmaster G.a.r.l.
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ed tn eftira hi-torv IT ii POSTAL eervice
in 'or"ien corn'ri-- IA "a he Toited
Stt'.-, .r,rjr4 j, ds@u ~ TIE present
tim tu,3 con uBur.l a- fol o.v-:
II vinI co:c11ed wh.r ii So entrusted
with the administrative 90 tie post CfIice
department, that the people -bculd be
satisfied with uo'hing lees tiaa the best
and cheapest service. l deem TIE pres
ent fl opportunity to make known what
Ia. been accomplished during tn past
three yeas. The number of letters trans
ported and delivered during the year end
ing til 80 Of June last, exceed G40,-
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Smile Whenever You Car.

When things don't go to suit you,
And the world seems upside down,
Don't waste your time in fretting,
But drive away that frown;
Since life is oft perplexing,
IT'S much the wisest pan
To bear all trials brayely,
And smile whenever you can.
Why should you dread Tomorrow,
And thus despoil to-day
For when you borrow trouble,
You always have to pay;
1t is a cool old maxim,
Which should often be preached:
Don't cross the bridge before you,
Until the bridge is reached.
You might be spared much signing,
If you would keep in mind
The thought that good and evil
Are always here combined.
There must be something wanting,
And though you roll in wealth,
You may miss from your casket
That precious jeWel-htalth.
And though you're strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purse;
And earth has many trials
Which l consider worse
But whether Joy or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
To smile wheDe'er you can.
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POLITICAL REFORM.-The &c, ulcil of
political reform" in New York-a two or
three years old association of white-crav-
ated and daily bathing gentlemen-have
found their opportunity in the present
crisis in public if ire, and are leading off
under Mr.. Ey,rt, - president, in an eff
fort to uritc al the honest men of New
York city in support of common ticket
for The Legislature and for city officials
this fall. The time is favorable, the lead
ers are worthy, and if they will emily take
eff their coats, and won't mind about soil
ing their linen by coming in contact with
organize movement that will win bril-
liant and useful victory.
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vermont In the Chicago Fire.

Mrs. Abiiah Keith of Chicago, succeed
ed in saving the sword of Lord Byron,
which her father Col. J. 2. Miller, OF
Montpelier, had given him while in
Greece. This was all that was saved
from the flames save trunk of valuabies
and clothing.
Baldwin s. Stone, large commission
merchants on Kinzie street, Chicago, are
completely burned out. The senior part
ner, Mr.. E. B. Baldwin. was former citi-
zen of Hinesburgh. His associate Mr.
Edward Stone was from Charlotte.
Rollin Wheeler, son of Horace Wheeler
of Burlington. and who was interested
largely in sewing machines, IS among the
burned out at Chicago. Bacon Wheeler
a brother of Mr.. Horace Wheeler, like
wise loses heavily by the destruction 0:
buildings, which he owned, or held lieni
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80; special agents, SO, making . IT,
1884, or 1928 more than tho u
army of the United States, Officer.
enlisted men. OF 90,O45 post ,H-.-
operation 2,076 were money order ofs. Il
1,172 were filled by appointment Nv -
President, and 28.873 by appointment -
the Postmaster General.
On the Bon of Juue, 1868 there -.
in operation 25,4S1 postofioes, of viii
$40 were filed by the President, 25ea5
by the Postmaster General and l4G8 vs..
money order offices. At the san.
time the department had 49O ror..
agents, 81 mail route messengers and 20
railway post Office clerks and 60 loog
agents. There was an increase in tb,..
yeare of 1864 post Offices, of which 92s
were filled by appointment of the Pres.
dent and 3,241 by appointment Of #.
Postmaster General. COS money ors..
offices, 1914 route agents, 40 mail ran..
messengers, PSI railway post office elarE.
and 10 local agents. In 1871 there We.
in operation 239,359 miles of mail ro8...
of all kinds apportioned as follows:
1853, 1911 miles of routes other tr.-
steamboat or railway ro1tes, costing s..
| 027,473 ; 203,334 miles of ste4mb...
routes, costing $776 943, and 49 s3i mill.
Of railway routes, costing S5,724979.
! T, 1853 fhara y,era in o,,or...;-.. .3-ar --
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A SCHOOL SOCIABLE.-A sOciable was
held at our Graded School House last
Friday evening, at which the scholars
had a good time generally. Such gather
ings must have a good social tendency
and result, if rightly improved, in the
proper cultivation of those social qualities
that 20 SO far to make life happy and
useful Prof. sanborn and his corps OF
teachers will take good care OF these
gatherings, have no doubt, so that they
will contribute to the happiness Of the
children and youth under their charge.
Our Graded School is winning enconiums
of praise from all. The rooms are full OF
scholars, while Prof. Sanborn and the
ladies, teachers, are indef4tigable in their
efforts to make the schools a success by
imparting such instruction a7lwill make
all in acknowledged scholars.
CANDOR.
Ni5dIab1rv Oct. 10Th. 1871.
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THE LATE HURRICANE-Halif dis.
patches estimate the damage by the late
hurricane at 100000. The shores Of
Hall harbor, Oh Friday morning, present
ed the appearance Of wreck and ruin
never before seen. The wharyes were
shattered, several vessels were high and
dry and others dismasted. Three men
were drowned. The railway track to
Bedford was damaged to the extent of
$4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

Every yovng man Fhould procure copy ~. Il
medical work entitled The ScIenceo oil - H..
SelEPre-erva ion,' publish, BY the fan ~
body Institute" Boston This book VIII al
the young how TO avoid dangerous disei.ss' ~.
from it the n1jddle-aged and those more aa'1-
in life may attain TO a restoration o. p'..fsesP
system TO active health. Il Is the Is'-- -. and
study and most extensive medical pi '-I-..rn.9s
nav be relied upon. The extremely p-r4.
and interesting book entitled 'seAu ,ut-
ology Of Woman and her Diseases 1 - The
nshed by the Institute. Don't IA" - Ja.,irass,
advertisement Of the Peabody Aed''Si AN'
in another Column.
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ST ALBANs BUTTER MARKET.-The
butter market at st. Adams, on Tuesday,
was steady, with the following prices -
Common, 10 to 20o Fair, 20 to 25c; Good
20 to Soc; Prime, 32c; Extra, 80 to SAC.
Cheese-11 to 12c for dairy, and BE for
factory.
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A STRONG APPEAL FROM LONDON
The London Times has leading article in
which reviewing the Chicago corf agra
ton and the fires now raging in the fields
of the Northwest, and adducing the
prompt action of the United States au-
thorities in suppressing the attempted Fee
MAN raid on Manitoba, under O'Neill, it
draws the conclusion that England and
Englishmen are herein furnished with
every incentive to labor and to give for
the alienation of the suffering caused by
the dreadful calamities in the West Near
ly all the railway, express and steam
lines announce their readiness to trans
port contributions for Chicago free.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

How il Commenced and Spread
incidents during The COnfl"gra-
tion-The Summary Execution of
the EnCcndiaries.
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' Il
It O fourth story widow of the building |
,elow, which had no protection, but flush
rom TIE top to the gr0und-four stories
md q basement. His escape by the stair
yav was evidently cut off and be looked |
down the fifty feet between
him and the ground. The crowd grew
almost frantic at the sight, for it was only
, choice of death before him-by fire or
oy being crushed to death by the fall.
cries of jump! jump! went up
rom the crowd-senseless but full oil
for the sight was absolutely
agonizing. Then for moment or two
be disappeared, perhaps even less, but it
seemed so long a time the supposition was
hat he had fallen. suffocated with the
.mola and heat. But, no; he appears
again. First he throws bed then some
apparently; why, probably
even he does not know. Again he looks
down the dead, sheer wall of fifty feet be-
low him. He hesitates, and we'll he may,
as he turns and looks around him. Then
he mounts the wiudow-sill. His whole
form appears, naked to the shirt, and his
white limbs CLEAN against the dark wall
in the bright light IS he swings himself
below the window Somehow-how none
can tell-he drops and catches on the top
Of the windows below him, of the third
story He stooPs and drops again, and
SEXES the frame with his hands, and his
cleaning BODY once more straightens and
hangs prone downward, and then drops
instantly and accurately upon the win
dow sill Of the third story. 4 shout,
more Of Joy than appliance, goes up from
the breathless crowd, and those who had
turned away their heads. not bearing TO
look IT him SIS he seemed to drop to aud
den and certain death, glanced up at him
once more. with a ray Of hope, at his dar-
ING and el1illful feat. Into this window
ha crapt to look, probably, for q stairway,
hut appeared again presently, Tor here
was the only avenue Of escape, desperate
and hopeless as it was. Once more he
dropped his body, hanging by his hand
The crowd screamed and waved to him to
swing Over the projection from which the
other man had Just been rescued. He
triad to do this, aud yibrated like a pen
dulum from side to side, but could not
reach far enough to throw himself upon
its roof Then he hung by one hand and
looked down; Using the other hand be
took fresh hold and swung from side to
side again to reach the roof In vain ::
again he hung motionless by one hand,
and slowly turned his head over his
-hou}1or and g4z-1 into the abyss below
him. Then, gathering himself up. he LET
% liz hold, and FIR = sec0ne CLEAN Of
white shot down full forty feet, to the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

4 VIVID DESCRIPTION OF TIE FIRE
FROM A CHICAGO PAPER.
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SNOW storms are reported in Wyom.
ing and New Mexico.
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RutIand County Court.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1871

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1871.
Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief Judge
Ion. JEROME B. BROMLEY, Assistant
Hon. BRADLEY FISH, Judges
Tuesday, Oct. TN. - The Rutland
County Court resumed its session at nine
o'clock a. m, and the following causes
we're heard
Melissa Gea Y. Edward Gee. Petition
'or Divorce. Marriage and residence
proved, bill granted for intolerable sever
ty. Dunton & Veazey for Petitioner.
Jane L. Haskin V. George ". Haskin.
Petition for Divorce. Marriage and resi-
ienco proved, bill granted for wilful de-
sertion. Dunton & Veazey for Petitioner.
Ephraim Wetherbee Y. Abby L.
Wetherbre. Petition for Divorce for
adultery. NJ. H. Cook for petitioner.
L9mira Fillmore Y. Henry Fillmore.
Petition for Divorce for wilful desertion.
Dunton & Voazey for Petitioner.
Jenny B. Perry '. Henry Perry. Pc
tition for Divorce for intolerable severity.
D.vi4 F TioboIson for Petitioner.
AIavn,5ar Gibhs y Arupah Walker,
ant. Aasumpsit. H. G.. Wood for Plain
tiff. r. G. Abel for Defendant.
Robert o. Hewett V. John Cain. Ar
gued on demurrer to plaintiff s declara-
ton. John Prout for Plain tiff. Z. IL
Jovoa for Defendant.
To4b.,, VIM ant y Adm. of n.
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mound llealo Oh iio''o"
report Of Auditor and Referee Lager
ton & Nicholson. Harvey Button for
pI,i.4n Nod 7 EioboIson for De-
IAN
PENDANT, ,
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in hearing motions for bail, continuance,
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be i--a.& .b.t tIe ha'.l.ye from the
pres. If The celebrated Philadelphia pub
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

THE ENGLISH STBIKE.-Tha public
fluctuations over the reported settlement
of the controversy between the machinists
at Newcastle, England, and their employ
ers, and the victory Of the workmen,
prove at least partially premature. The
employers refuse to set at work all the
old hands, and will grant the concession
only to the best workmen. The result is
that the strike goes on, and was attended
on Thursday night by a riotous demon
stration which required the interference OF
the police. It would seem as If the work
men were making the mistake, so com
mon to trades-unions, Of insisting that
there shall be no distinction between
good and bad workmen; that the same
wages be paid to all alike. This is I'M
fair towards the skill and intelligence
among the workmen as it Is unjust to
the employer, and can never stand the
test of experience.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

Ho1ps Vegetable sicilian Hair hsneVei- has
scalp, and for restoring the nan 8H1 -
no equal
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Itjs ,a5l that if puff Of air were 90 b.
into a vein Of an animal, death would ln'.+--''
ousy fniIoR, because circulation would beg.
The blood makes ths entire circul- Of me H.
body every seven minutes, ard whence
circulation is impeded or any Of its ehsnnes 90
clog ed by impurities which ought 20 b. GU.
oil. disease follows-fever or a disorder Oh -''-
kidneys, or scrofula, or dyspepsia. To g. o. III
remove the source of the difficulty Use ll7 ~.
and infallible blood purifier, Dr. Walker 'a.-
MIA Vinegar Bitters O..'
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DRAW POKER ON THE BENCH,-They
must be running short of Judicial timber
in Pennsylvania. The keeper of gam
bling hell in Honesville was recently
hauled up before the local court. Ia the
course of the trial some curious facts were
developed. 1t was escertained that the
prosecution had been instigated by one Of
the side judges of the court who had lost
$4,000 not long before in the dafendant's
place at draw poker, and that the other
side Judge had fraudulently tempered
with the records Of the court, and given
the defendant a tavern license after the
president Judge had refused his applica-
ton. The president judge in passing
sentence remarked that his associates on
the bench were greater criminals than the
prisoner at the bar. The sessions of that
court have been suspended, and there is
considerable excitement in Housewife,
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From the Chicago Tribune of wednesday
October llth.l
gIE CITY OF THE PLAIN.
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BUTTER MARKETS About 1000 tubs
of butter were shipped from Enosburgb
Falls this week. The price went as high
IS % cts.
AT Flir:az, during the past season,
from April lat, to October 9th, inclusive,
J. NJ. Bseman s. Son, have bought 1455
tubs of butter, weighing 70,227 pounds
net, for which they have paid $19,841.55
casb, making an average of about % IA
cents per pound. J. IL. Hotchkiss' pur-
ohases have not been less than Beeman &
Sons. making an aggregate of 28C, 9O5
pounds of butter, that has been brought
in and shipped from Fairfax during the
present season to date
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AK1TNGroN.-The following persons
were elected cfi3ars Of the Arlington
Young Nen's Association at the annual
meeting Oct 5 President, H S. Hard :;
Vice Presidents, c. Ctnfeld, Dewitt Ell
more Secretary and Treasurer, Willard
Holden Executive Committee, II, Hard,
c. C4nf3ld, l. W. Rnasell ; Librarian,
Harmon Brownson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-19

ARRESTED FOR OBsTRUCTING TIE
RAILROAD TRACK.-For ZONE time pas
the Troy Il Bosom Railroad Company
have been m1rb annoyed by the practice
of young boys, who placed stones of vari-
Gus SIS upon the track above Lensipg-
burgb Fu6ay, two of the lads were ar
rested, and are now confined in ill await
ing the ACTON Of the grand jerry.
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there is but one house standing entire.
Except fragmentary portions Of the walls
Of few churches there is hardly arything
left to guide the visitor. The streets have
hut little rubbish on them, the wall have
fallen in. The streets are all elevated
above the ruins, as is the oa-o throughout
the whole Of the South Division where
the fire raged.