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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

cratic beliiserenis to intimidate each ether.
mere were three or four fights among !the Dem
ocrsts, with fists used SIS wespons Republicans
had nothing to DO with the riot
One paper was informed thzt it Has agreed
y certain pers0us il Ysleey7ilie that a riot
should be raised, s1d that in the confusion
Judge Settle ami Colonel Henderson ,bo.Il b.
stabbed or shot. Several attempts were made 70
get them OF The Speakers stand. Ii would have
oeen an essJ matter to have killed them in shs
croFd, and no one would have known by whom
the assassination had been perpstrsted. Hsp-
ply tie Plan failed, and Caswel wss zpared the
further elus.on Of blood. It vas in the Court
mouse n lanceySil.e, during Democratic
meeting inst S'epheas wss murdered snd it "a
not unreasonable to suppose that some Of ais
muFderers we're engaged in tie liabo!ic,l 81
tempt upon Judge Settle. Tie diEorderly ele-
menis 6efe hnally suppressed. and the SPEAKERS
we're heard without further interruption
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

tional, State or municipal, and reporting no
other occupation, 44,7l3; clerks, do, S762;
employees, do, II, ,407.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Il il urged By the Democratic organs that the
lsE is 10 he enforced IN siste and municipal e.eo-
tons This IL done 10 r1.ke it more obEozious,
If that be possible, to their party. But unfor-
tunstelg. this IS sn error. The law applies only
to Presidential and Congressional elections.
though We heartily wish it could be made to sp-
ply 10 All others
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

President Chamberlain's Inaugural.
We select the following pssssges from the elo-
qreHt inauguralaiiress Of General. .Goverlsr, and
nov President Chamberlain st BowGoin College
delivered last week. A good deal Of the sd
drcss would apply almost ss veil to cur Ve7-
mont Univaraitv AZ N R,v-lo;r-
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

r IFE OF THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-THu
IL above valuable contribution to the history Of the
United States Is now ready ior delivery iriccs CLOTH
svo. pages, fine specimen of printing and iitsh,
and contains steel portrait OF the Chief Justice. The
work Is admirably written by Snmue Tyler Lib d. Q the
Maryland Har. Can be obtained RON GEORGE gEBBin
streets send for circular. Experienced agents wanted
throughout the State
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
DE NTIST0Y.

A DIR. VAN vLECR, DENTIST, 2s4 SIXTH AvENUE3
n. Scvcnt enth street formerly I73 sixth sves
nuc)Scvcra reasons why IL Is ones interest 70
patronzc Dentist VAN vLECk
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
A UCTloN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ FRIDAY, October L. 1872
at III O'Clock A. NJ

al New York Sales aud Storage Repository,
Fourth avenue, corner Twcntyfth street, New York,
large, attractive and peremptory sale OF choice new
Black Walnut and Rosewood Chamber, Library, Parlor
and Dining Room Furniture. Bedding &c
The above ready for Inspection with catalogues,
Wednesday, October 2, and up 10 day of sale.
Parties declining housekeeping esirous disposng
Of new and second hand furniture, bedding, Carpets,
&C. can have the same sold at public auction private
sale on lowest TERMS $. DINGEE Co,
Auctioncers
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
MARBLE nIANTELS.


A -REMOVAL-SLATE MANTEIS, CRATES, &C.-
n. Large and elegant stock at our new warcro0m4
Union square OF Fourth avenue and seventeenth
street. PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers Of
every variety OF slate work. plain and ornamental.
A kLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIzING
IN. Works, 134 and 136 East Eighteenth strcctMarblq
and Marbeized Mantcls Ting, Marble Counters, Moru,
ments al prices that defy competitions Marble Turning
Tor the trade.
CtTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS.-RICTI AND ELE
- giant desgns Slate Work oi every Marble
and Wood Mantels. 7. y. STEWART CO., 20 and "a
West Twenty third street. seventh avenue, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
A LFRED A. CALDWELL, AUCTTONEER,
~ SalcsroOm 70 Nassau street

n 4. VNIIDW
~ SalcsroOm 70 Nassau street.
TUESDAY, October l, at 10Ie O'Clock,
the elegant rcsidcnce C kiaa
~ " place, Between Forty ynlnti and Titeth streets
East River.
The property of gentleman lately deceased, and sold by
order of the administrators.
Consisting OF elegant Marie Anoinee Parlor Furniture
in French walnut covered In plush marble top Centre
and Side Tables Turkish Easy Chairs Mirrors inlaid
Tables Paran Figures Vases, Clocks Bronzes Oil PANT
cloths magnificent carved rosewood Pianoiortc Window
Curtains aud Shades, very rich Chamber Suits walnut
Hair Mattresses Bosers and Pillows, Feather Beds
Rockers Toilet Ware, Lounges Sofas, Cottage Chairs
Dining chairs marble top BUFFET elegant walnut BOOK
Case Chinawnre Silverware, Glassware Table Cutlery
Kitchen Utensils, &C.. &c. The above sale will be posi-
tive and without reserve to close the estate.
o. +. 4 j. G. SHAW,
Attorneys for Administrative.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
REAL EsrATE TO ExCHANor.


ANY ONE DESIRING TO EXCHANGE FIRST
IA class Residence, furnished unfnrnished, not be-
low Thirty street. for choice Business Property
Broadway In best location, with first class tenants,
Gan hear oia rare opportunity by addressing H. box oO
Post Office
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE CORNER
brown stone House. on Second avenue, aoxi6 i'll nne
order icplctc with improvements; would exchange for
a good paying Tenement Property also fine House on
Fifty first street 2xf6xl0 painted throughout heater,
furnace fixtures shades &c.; must be sod Call and
make an offer JAMES ROWE, 9i9 Third avenue
LNOR sAI.E-oR WOULD EXCHANGE-A FOUR
story brick front Tenement and story frame rear
on JAMES ROWE, 9I9 Third avenue.
gVO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROPERTY, AT VAN
derbilt landing $1,000 clear for New York city House
G. G. WAYLAND AYMAR. 1853 Fulton street
ITO EXCHANGE-l00 ACRE FARM 10 MILES FROM
city, 2ls from depot, good location, good house ana
g. IT, SNYDER K 90, lis broadway.
FNO ExCHANGE-FOR A SMALL COUNTRY SEAT
L and some cash, first cn.s brown stone House. on
Murray Hill Fifth
J. o. HOYr SON, III Broadway.
rI'O EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR JERSEY HoUSE-A
Farm OF 81 acres one hour IN New Jersey near depots
also Farm of 80 acres near Dover Morris county for
Brooklyn porperty KELLY BROTHERS. 3J Broadway
GG 00l EQUITY IN A FIRST CLASS FOUR
tpO.VOV story Enell,h basement House in Clinton
street, Brooklyn exchange for well paying Bsi
ness Address WILLIAM J. HOEY County Clerks office
New York.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

4 SNLE HANUSUME
"A niture Pier and Mantel Mirrors BronZcs Paintings
&c-E. ID. BAILEY, Auctoneer, Office No. so East Fourth
street. BOwery will sell Monday. Sept 80 at I0,
o'clock at the brown stone residence 2 East Fifty eighth
street, near Second avenue all the elegant Furniture
contained In said house. consisting part Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Oclohs. black walnut and gilt Paror
black walnut Dining snit, covered in leather; elegant
Tables Bronzes Oil Paintings, Library Tables French
walnut Bookcase, rosewood Hedroom Suit black walnut
and gilt Bedroom Suit, Spring Mattresses Curled Hair
Mattresses, Bolsers Pillows Blankets, Lace Curtains
Shades, French Clocks Silver Plated Ware &C. Cata-
logues early morning of sale.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
N of the entire stock of Jewelry Safes, Machinery,
Tools and Fixtures of Charles Francke K Co.
f. d. BAILEY Auctioneer,
office 30 East Fourth street. will sell Tuesday October
J. at III A. NJ at 1865 Broadway, by order of the United
States District Court, the entire stock of
Hair and other Jcwelry
also the Fixtures Tools Machinery and Safes belonging
10 the estate OF said bankrupts.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
REAL EsTATE WANTED.

~. . .-. 49, -.. ~s--
A HOUSE EWANTED-MODERATES SIZE, WELL BUILT,
n high stoop, and located between Thiryfourth and
Seventeth Streets west OF Third avenue worth about
10000, fair valuation; 5000 cash and desirable Prop
erty In part pay men situated within IA hours OF New
York, with constant communication by boat aud rail;
healthy and improving neighb0rhood the premises coli
sst Of Is acres good land medium sized house and out
buildings in good condition. worth S5u00, and rap
IDLY apprecia ting; balance short mortgage. Prnci
pals only please address ~ r., Herald Uptown Branch
Office
I WILL PAY Sf,OOo CASH FOR A FARM, WITH GOOD
buildings within 40 miles New York: prefer trade
with owner. Address FARM box l0J Herald Uptown
Branch office.
OWNERS OR BROKERS HAVING DyKEMAN LOTS
~ 10 sell at low price by Stating exact location lowest
price and terms. may find purchaser by addressing
MONEY, Herald Office
fTO OWNERS or UNIMPR0vED REAL EsTArE-wHO
Will putup building ON the same oxl00, suitable for
furniture warehouse and lease say for ten years more
the building to cost from S5W To $4,000 and must be
located between Fourteenth aud Tlrtyo streets
ana iourt ana seventh avenues inclusive pre-
erred; perfect security be given Please address,
stating location rent, &c, Is. L. g., box 1905 New York
Post office.
WANTED-A HOUSE AND TWO OR THREE ACRES
w Of tiable Land. i'll village, suitable
shoemaker; state OF Connecticut preferred. Address,
stang price, &c, H. HOFFMAN, 793 Broad street, New
ARK, N. j.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

A UCTION SALE.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings Bronzes. Panoforte Carpets Mirrors, &C.,
ON THIS DAY UMonday), Sept. ~,
at the private residence 36 West 18th st.,
between 9Th and 9TH avenues,
sale commencing l0z O'Clock
Drawing Rooms-Supcrb octave rosewood Pianoforte
celebrated maker; elegant Drawing Room suits, Pompa-
dour and Marie Antoette styles covered richest descfip
Tables, Etageres Secretary bookcase, Encoignurcs,
Jardincres Canterbury, Velvet Brussels Carpets Paint
ngs by eminent artists Bronze Clock Statary rosewood
HAIR spring Mattresses Extension Table, buffet China
Glass and Svcrwarc. Table Cutlery Basement and
Kitchen Furniture B.PartIcs wishing to attend this
sale take Fifth avenue stages or sixth avenue ears
A UCTIoN-CIISTON H. osGOoD AUCrIoNEER
~ Large assortment second hand Furniture.
OSGOUD u CO.
Will sell at their salesroom,
I26 Chambers street, near College place,
Tomorrow Tuesday, october J. at los A. W.,
Velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets, black walnut
Bedstcads, Mashstands Chairs, Extension Tables, ard
robes; Parlor suits In reps and brocutc painted and
enanieed Cottage sut painted wardrobcs, Iron Bed.
stcads; elegant black walnut marble top Bullets, Eta.
Lace Curtains, ReIrgcrators China, Crockcry, Kitchen
Ware, &c.
Fifteen Sewing Machines, in good order.
A UCTION SALE At PRIVATE RESIDENCE
N OF Isaacs, I2i west TwenysNih street this day,
made Furniture, 10 be sold In lots 90 suit purchasers
Rosewood Pianoiore rich Parior aud Bedroom Suits,
Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets OH Paintings, Gilt
Clocks Lace Curtains, Bookcase, NC. also single and
double Bedsteads Bureaus wardrobcs 20 curled Hair
and spring Beds Bedding, Pillows, Bpstcrs, &ci also
DinngroOIn, Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Buffet,
Extension Table, Chairs, Plate tuilcry China Glass
ware, Crockery, &C. HENRY lINN Aucuohcer.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

AUCTION sALEmAT T., RESIDENCE 10 WEST Esd ST.,
Auctoneer Elegant costly and plain Household Farni.
ture, Pianolorte oil Paintings, Bronzes Paror Suits &c
over sS g!s BY saaISsas' :aasnilssns q octave
rSssrsS III sn aae
Brussels Carpets bookcase Etagcre Curtains, on Paint.
suits in rosewood and Walnut bressins Bureaus % Bed
ess % a snd ns Rdns RCo SUITS Bns
ca sIsz ns aps china pnns nd Tea
Suits, Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale positive
n. B.-Goods boxed and shipped
Al SA1Byh 3 SassaA ST. sEah FULTON
r,sororrrs AT
ihls AT pas iets 6SfocK, 6SS2fSSHK,''
oarps' Mirrors fa2fYs' %f IS 5SSR sSH SPa Bedding Also
r e sboSe oa ToT
h9asekeepers, as every article will positively be sold
oS o s
country buyers
LBhHT u,y, 5s Ssv .gS SsasT
Brandt MsT @ wsGSSs % sosSSD" %SD hNRNss
THIS DAY, 3 September ps,aHs 80 1871
Is head of superior work and Road Horses Top, No.
Top Wagons Roeksways %S single ana a, double
"a hours Catalogues at sale and sale positive.
"A JOHN X. yy1NDEwA,TESR;; ,AuuqriioSEEE i
s.a SS $sISsy as. 1'fs s,a,,a ~
swedish Cream soaps, Sichois ORIGINAL saroii9 % nnd
fords Table Sauce Dressing Salads, Fav0ring Extracts
Also Wines, Brandies Hooks, Cigars Oolong Teas &c.
Also Iron Safe Oiicc Furniture, NC. All in the matter of
William b. Fske and G. ID. Lawrence bankrupts
WILLIAM H. JACKSON Assignee.
A gCTloN;-IARGE AND GENUINE SALE,
~ THIS (Mondsy) AFTERNOON, sept ~ at y o'clock,
mt the iour story private residence,
1l3 West Eighth street Clinton place. sixth
Magnificent Household Furniture, fianoiorIe,
fine oil Paintings by eminent artists
elegant iaror Suits, latest style, all made to order.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auc,ioneer.
rarOr velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets Pier and
Oval Mirrors Lace Curtains, magnificent Parlor Suits,
covered with crimson satiI plush and reps, style Of
made TO order cost $s15 Cabinets Etagcres Jardnicrs
Bookcase Bronzcs, Vases. Sauary Rosewood and Wal
nut Bcdstcads Bureaus WasIistands Commodcs Curled
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Bedding, Turkish Easy
Chairs, Lounges Mirrors, Curtains walnut Reps Suits
Buffet, Extension Table Glass, CHINA and siverware,
Servants Furniture, Goods packed boxed ana shipped
for purchasers IN city or country Commencing ut "a
o'clock positively
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

4 TIL STREET, WEST 345-HANDSOMELY FUR
IL nishcd Suits OF Rooms, for gentlemen and their
wives and single gentlemen table first class Terms mod
crate.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET BETWEEN
Ii Fifth and Madison avenues.-Elegantly furnished
second and third story suits of front Rooms With superior
Board TO responsible first class families; Floors
desired. " " -
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

DOTH STREET, 105,- BETWEEN LEXINGTON AMI
20 Fourth avenues-Furnished Rooms to let will
Board to families, gentlemen and their wives, and single
gentlemen References.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

81 WAVERLEY PLACE.-ELEGANT ROOMS ON
paror second and third floors, with Board house
and location first class the best reference given
CURED
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

WnIrEsToNE' LII
The Lots unsold at the
auction Of September "a
will be sold al private sale
on payment OF only $40 per month,
without interest.
Prices from $3.50 TO $500
IL trains daily.
10 minutes from CITY Hall
Call on II. X. VAN sICLEN,
Room No. s, 1888 Nassau street
for information and passes.
Mr. r. r. Hopkins will meet you at depot at Whitcsonc
and show you the grounds Also few Plots in "Garden
PARK The most beautiful home and the best place
invc stment IN this city.
Dr. NO0 FOR SALE OR TO LET, At CRAWFORD
pC.VVOs ". j., 10 minutes from Liberty street. new
modern House rooms; lot l0iS2lW
BLO0MtNGDALE, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

LIEN b. MINER AUCTIOyEER
IA Salcsrooms, 90 Chambers and ~ Reade streets
BY Allen B. Miner q Bro
M0NnAY SERTEMRER
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCrIONEER
"A SaiesrOoms 90 Chambers and N Rcade streets
BY ALLEN B. MINER & BROTHER,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER m

365 WEST TWENTIETH STREET.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BRUSSELS carpets French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors:
black walnut Parlor Suits In hair coh Centre and Side
Tables, Mantei Ornsments black walnut mahogany and
eiinmelled Bedseads, Bureaus, Wardrobcs Washsands
ma Pillows; black walnut Buffet Extension Table and
Oicloth, Stair Carpets, Curtains Kitchen Utensils &c
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

s)QD STREET, WEST, 2S5.-HANDSOMELY FUR.
10 nished Rooms, with Board, to let TO gentlemen and
their wives single gentlemen also Paror and Extcn
son with private table II deslred house and attendance
strictly first class; terms moderate; reference.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

s)OD STREET, NO. 405 WEST-A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ viii let handsomely furnished Rooms with Boa rd
references
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

Ok WAvERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADwAY-TC
~ let elegantly furnished front and back Parlor
Tor family, two Rooms for single gentlemen, with
first class French table day boarders wanted
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

On WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET OPPOSITE GIL
~ sey HOuse.-Rooms to Let 0ne xpecedly vacant
with or without private table, handsomely fitted up viii
every convenience. References exchanged
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

VVANTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE, Twt
w young children neher go to table, and two nurses
three Rooms second story any exposure but norti
ern; Madison square preferred. Address, with bes
terms and references, w. H. c., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

10 WAyERLEY PLACE THE FINEST HOUSE IN
y the cy.-Beauul front Room, third floor; $50 for
two also Rooms S4 and sl2 for two, with Board table
Board -
The New York herald., 1872-09-30
HOTELS.

i ent to New Jersey fcrries-Sngc Rooms &c. SIC.
and 5Oc Meals 25c. Board and Lodging s. to 81 per
The New York herald., 1872-09-30

NHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE FOLLOWING
L Property very cheap, having obtained the
der foreclosure "A two story frame House in Brainbridge
street near syyesant avenue, price So U in Kosc
usk0 street. near Styvesan avenue and four brown stone
three story and basement Houses finished with all of the
modern improvements aud in the best location in Brook
ln, Ross street. between Bedford and Lee In
quire OF the of Keap street. In the brick yard
WIN. T.. CHAPMAN, williamsburg
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