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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29

try" and were going out of it. No allu-
sion was made to the murder in Windsor
Locks, though they said they often
thought of the good times they had had
at home, but it would be long time be-
fore they could return and have good
times again. They wrote that they in
tended to make their fortunes in the
West, and when they succeeded would
divide the money all around among the
members of the family. They had de-
termlned now, they said, to go to Salt
Lake City and join the Mormons. From
Bourbon. they went to Etna Green,
where they worked one day, and stole
two axes, scythe and two shirts From
Etna Green, they went West on the
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne railroad, and
for time all trace of them was lost.
These facts were discovered by Officer
Francis Flynn, who went West as soon
as the letter from Bourbon was inter
cepted, aud upon returning left the case
with the chief of the Chicago detective
force, who arrested the murderers- Of
ficers have gone to Ohio with requis-
ition from Gov. Jewell. 1t was report
ed at Hartford that the Scott brothers
were the murderers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bentley at New Albany, Ind, last week,
but this is improbable, as New Albany
is down near Kentucky.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29
MISS SAWYER'S SALvE.

HERE you have salve combining soothing ana
/ healing properties, with no dangerous ingrcd.
lent. A remedy nj hand for the many pains ard
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh - heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies.
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe.
It is prepared by Hiss sa,cyeY, who has used 1t
ia her own extensive treatment of the sick, foT
nearly twenty years, with great success.
The principal diseases fer which this salve is rec
ommcnded are. chtl5iqtas Rhe1tnaatts1', Pites.
.Scrotala, old Ulcers SAT- RaczHl SpraiHs, BurHs,
FeUer Sores, Felon8, PiDloEcs. LggSlpcLas, Sore
Eyes, Buffers Itch. Deafa1e5s DsUR Ring aooyDa8.
Corn8, Bites Of Insects, Calcfrs, 1oothache, lar
ache, Sore Nipples, Badness, SlcolLcn BREASTS.
Ltch, Scdld Head IeCt1iag, CHdpped LANDS.
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises Group, Crocked Lips ai'd
1t ncvor fails to cure Rheumatism if properly
applied. Rub 1t On we'll with the hand three tines
a day. In several cases it mas cured palscd limbs
For Piles it has been discovered to be sure rem
cdy. Persons that have been afflicted fer years
have been relieved by few applications. For Fry
8ipeIs it works wonders allaying the iil5naiioil
and quicting the patient For ChGpped Lhlads j
produces a Immediately. Let those with ssait
EhezsUs obtain this salve, and apply it freely ana
they viii find it invaluable. It IS good III cases Of
Scr0filiu and TaBlOTg. Cancers have Deen cured
with it The best SaVe ever Invented for Saco0cn
ETeast AID Sore EipfLs8. No way Injurious, but
sure TO afford relief. Sore or Weak Eyes-Iub u
Gn III lids gently, once twice day Cures deaf
n"Ss by putting in the ears on piece Of cotton.
Eof FttDA5 TINS il superior to anything EnoWn.
For P.mples this acts like charm. For EuT7is
and sgaLa8, apply the Sage 1t once ana it gives
Immediate relief. Fer OIL Sores, apply once
dav.
For Houses AND CATTLE.-For Sores o.
Bruises Oh Horses or Caulgfhis Saiveis Invaluable
and T~s astonislH, effect in curing scratches c
horse This S2lye has worked lis way iat.
notoratg and is safe and sure remedy for al the
ali ~ ailments
W. no 81 '=a"l, have Seen acquainted with
II Sawyer r may years ag-A yeli1vc her 10 be
u5-l her sake in our fauiles it givcs great
p.-as'.r "a saylng il is tic bet general medicine
rr- T T T.+rr g,tn II p,r~~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29
Special 3lotites.
4 MILLION IN THE FIELD.

Yes. Il million 0fme1i. to say nothing of
the ladies, know by experience that
CRIsTApORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
produces shades of color that seem to have
been brought Qua by nature herself. They
know. too, that it is free from all injurious
matter, because they have used it forycarg
and thus tested it by Il process more Ger
tain than even chemical analysis itself. III
fact, the daily experience of multitudes
Ofb0th SEXES. confirms the declaration of
the first analytical chemist in America
that the Excelsior dye contains nothing
deIctcrious to health. \ good dressing
should be used after dying, Sand the best is
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PEEsEKv ALIVE.
fcbIdeod&wcoWIm
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4 NCHOR LINE S 7 E A M f II S
Il Il stn4rn


n, sail, every Wednesday and Saturday,
to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to land Mails and
Passengers. The Steamers of this favorite
line are built expressly for the Atlantic
Passenger Trade, and fitted up in every
respect with all the modern improvements
calculated to insure the safety, comfort
and convenience OF passengers.
pAssAGERATEs PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
To GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL AND LON
DONDERRl.
First Cabin, 500 and SIS, according to loca-
ton Cabin return tickets, $50, securing
best accommodations. Intermediate, S33.
steerage, $2S.
Parties sending for their friends in the
Old Country can purchase tickets at reduc-
cd rates. For further particulars apply to
Henderson Brothers, Bowling Green, n.
Y. or to S. w. R0WEIL, National Bank of
Rutland, Rutland, VT. 1Inl2dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29
LEICESTER. The donation and oyster

LEICESTER The donation and oyster
supper for the benefit of A. E.sStanley,
was a success in every particular, not
withstanding the misunderstanding of
some in regard to the night. The tables
were beautifully arranged and bounti-
fully supplied. Over one hundred par
took of the supper, and everything pass
ed off with the utmost harmony. The
company embraced people from Brandon
Whiting and Chittenden, while Leicester
was represented by goodly number of
the substantial citizens who took this
way to show their regard for one of
their number, who has served them
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29

The WINDSOR LOCKS MURDER. 1t
appears that David Scott and Michael
Charest, the Windsor Locks murderers.
went directly to Chicago, they dictated
letter to their motherin Feeding Hills,
and went into Marshall county, Ind,
where they went to chopping wood. AT
Bourbon they worked only one day, but
while there, being unable to write. die
tated another letter to their mother.
stating that they did not like ''this coun-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29

faithfully, in various ways, for many
years. Mr.. Stanley expressed his APP
probation of the kindness shown him in
a few well chosen words, which indi-
Gated how dear to him were the people
of his native place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29
FOR SALE,
MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

nice Farm OF 24O acres; 100 in prairie
and 80 in timber. The 100 acres all under
cultivation, with fine young Apple orchard
of over 400 trees. Good frame house and
barn, situated within half mile of Depot
and Village, on Hannibal and St. Joseph
ed to this point, which runs within 40 rods
of this Farm, and soon to be, running,
which VIII add greatly to the value Of this
Farm all of which, it is believed, viii in
few years be in demand for building pur-
poses, as the junction of the two railroads
must make this town of importance.
sold on long time, if purchaser wishes, re-
quiring only one-fourth of purchase mon
eV down. Or will be rented to q TespOnSl-
Die tenant for a term of years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-29
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for Young Men from the eff
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored Nervous debility cured.
Impcdiments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarka-
bic remedies Books and circulars sent
free. in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No.
South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
dec22d&w3m
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NOTICE.
Rutland, Feb. 10, 1872.

BY the above notices it will be seen that
| have retired from the firm of futile 4
Co and become owner and publisher of
the Daily and Weekly HERALD. propose
as its publisher. TO give it my undivided
doing THE HERALD will continue to merit
the liberal patronage of the public.
Business and publication office up stairs
mt the Editorial Rooms. HERALD Building.
fl6d.Sw3w ALBERT II. FUTILE.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw-YORK. .PrsHuARI H.

PORT or EBW- ...FrbhuAHi H.
Gen lslek Galveston KeT West, G. hs
l0fy 4 Co.
Steamship Volunteer Howe Philadelphia Lorai steamship 20
stea ashp AcnshBe Rector Ssw-Bedori Ferguson Wool
Steamship Eorvich Hines, Salem Murray fers a 20.
shp CITY Agra Or. Young Liverpool G. L. Tobias 90
sbb Flying spur (Br) Barnett khanghs Howa1d ApI"s
shp Orao (3r HumDhreys, Hong Kong jas W Elwe q"
YsIl Brage (Sof seen, stettin, 6e, Iens Bcekpsnn
BaY gyerhsd Dehus (Ger HerbOh Bremen Fanch Ede Co
Raj uid,s HvgIr, AspuxAl, Borsnd, Dearborn 4 TO-
seh Speoaso tBr Dahnes Bias kDg,iop JAM Miller K
Hoaghtsn. - ,,,,- g. -, - q, n. p..,..
Selr J. Lockwood. bt john, Wilmington n G. T. D. f0f'L
schr Mary Evelyn Mcclellan, Norfolk, J. D. eager
scLr Mary Roberts, Ne. .Hssen.
SchL Jane T. MarPhy; Mqrty Eau hvet
stAni nd, stamford MnahetunhS Co.
Sehr Geo. Washington, Peck Stamford
ARRIVED
steamship weybos-et Bugsr, EswOeAn, feb rib r'e and
s,esIhp Albeae wal~r sorfon pass Oh
sisSsldp Fsnocps Bragg Portland Bdse past, y
Bsrk Victoria Perez Ladsley Msraeabo Jan 22 with mise
psrL Chief (of Bo.tonl Harns Zane Nov viii mise.
Bari Brunette lof sidney " WI Webb Ioaz Ksng 7e ds's
I.s Rhes Sylvia of Windsor n 81 con Salt Cas-. T. L. II days
Brs Caneoa (of Windsor Ss Losh. curaeos ~ sos,
Bns 1nu s. (of Liverpool Jackson simon. To.n, q. H. 50
Brig M.ry wiiams tof Nassau FeAs,i nsnA 60 with
Brr Selma star ford aLl Polio Maple 50 dsys sth
Bre H. sute, hsa1IAs ~ dare viii .nlat
Brig Nellie Clifford Psnssoos with jeios pias Is sheiorse
oh Sssiy iiook. -. .. ,,.
sebr G. MOODY ps,i,cr Esl, IAe't "a" % S.s sib
war ard fsbbtL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. wednesday. Feb. "a. ls1.

NEwYoRK Wednesday. Feb. IA, 1871
The attendance at the Exchange, to-day,
was large, although no important sales announced
TO take place Messrs Muller wilkins & Co. sold houses
on Twenty yfourth and Twenty yseyenthsts.; william Ken
nelly storehouse WateT-st, and house Firstave
Joseph Mcclure sold. by order OF the Supreme Court
tenement house on Eleventh 81.
No 65 sevcnthave east SIDE, between Fourteenth and
Fftccntl-sts. LOT 22.7X1O) feet, for $4,000.
VIM. II. klynOr has sold one full lot, south eide of
Fity-seyenib-st, 455 feet west OF FifEave for s2 800
Also iu lot north side Of Northumberland hirdst
10 feet west Of Madson-ayo for S go Also house and
lot No. l37 Wet FoltysecoDdst 2015O feet, lot full
depth, { :. b. s., $i0,CU.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
MULLER. WILKINS 2 co.
1LrecsoT blck hoas 49, 10 2JJ " est If's 70; sl'r
'''..... ~
TuTc,sisfy b.eL h.us, 81 2h oi n 3lg89,.. H. 100
PT JAMES ". MILLER.
one o' ~iih bnlBg t-Tcsn known Foythst lOt i8I
S'oz'
~ JOSEPH NGUfEE
Feurso-g aad o Cll it-t lot .5I33S $50
ny WILLIAM EENNlLLY.
luf bFick waTeln-se sSd 1 50 ae At lot y
Two snd lrarc hcGes eseh bdrs5 lstaye, 1s3
sni ''V
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

SAILED.
Steamships m Lverroo Gen Fedg~ck for Nev 0rans
WIND-sundoNn, fresh n. W. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS ifArrven bsrks AbeKsisr tom Mesina tess
T. from Dsituoci brg RspsriT iroo fAdeta I A.
A. Buss, from IT. Mare.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liyruroo iTbe line hip City - Pst slgt-
house left Eeg.YOfk Feb ,, arrived Al Vue,Bown
yesterday. IL
which hh Portland Ieb 4. rived Arc reetcsiaf.
HALWAx, " X, feb 4The steamship Caan, hom Liverpool,
Peruvian arrived here last Igh Tie sesr
Tiger aE4 uu tae
sailed foT LyeTpoo a. 10 o'olock this morning
SPOKEN.
Peh I Of BaTorsi Eis str tl fore rep1iio from Cl-
iucgos fol. y. l., pilot J-E Gordon Eenlsti No g.
lf0' --latest snip Nc,os sec ItH Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

not remember then became very suddenly confused
and uhconscous of anything which had taken place In
Jurors drawn down there he said that he die MT know
about this Grand jury drawing. liaughterl Mr..
NcKeOns questions and the answers oOnNulsed the
Ccur and al the spectators Al last in desperation, the
tLat was that the list was In his handwriting.
.. Is that all you knOwi lI.aughterl Can you say
why there ia occupation put down aSainst the name
of Me- Wvncoopl A. done know; II any occupation
had been put down the ballots think should Lave
put it down. -, ~, ~
and others also had no occupation set down., but tie
witness could give reason fOr the omission.
rln NuuIt iAnn aQIOurneQ.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

DFCIsrONs.--FEy. IA.

Superior Coart-Speciai Term--By Judge Monell.--
Mcits granted Scianck B Motion de-
ned Telsh AT Nhecerrer granted WhesleI at t!oae9e
Ordcr gra1ie Homan ag Terny0er granted Morton agL O-
stead-0rder granted. o.,
By Chief yaice BarbourCieie tg CrclsSe memorandum with
leTS Special Tern.
Common Pleqs-SpeqaI Tcrm.-By Chief Justice
D.yJais ag PkeAppcaon granted oEer 10 te oritei On
Sppyene Circuit -Circgit-Pdr, by Judge Van
Brsn;Ie rcace.iLe Co. ae.. WooLCase set.,s4
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
CRIMINAL COURTS.

st the Tolubs Police Court. Yesterday, Justice
coamel toy William Lyons Janl Wihs9a and John
ssv o hesAing o. Elias Perry No q Mott
stealing three watches, vlle Geore william, Jebo
Nor II 1as Co Gn Daniel 1urray, charged with
panel oEsc II No discharged. the complainant
falling appear
At the JeAeI IN Market Police Court Theodore
opf vas ncrutd ve cray rbng tie sSi- of John W ae
liquor keeper TrrA and Wss, Of boa worth tl5' and
sas n money told apt. MGsh1rne o. the Nh Precinct
ord concealed IN quor 20 Ou al Dcsros ard Nes
made tie bo1-s oE-d Nit' $3.50 u ie money
~ rrgres Was station Hons for - puvse Il esE
ia fafLLsf cad.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
f;ouses dno fdrm5 Uaute0.

WANTED TO LEASE-LOFTS, TO contain
3bou .luare '-et be- Uel Agnei ail .css
az Bsfvsg teteeea ralon Dlane-ts ADpis ll ~ ~
& KNAPP kNGRAvING. IANUFAtTCRlAG ASO LIIhCIk-FH'
ING COMPANY. Il Bro .fsag.
VNANTED-A Small County Place in yicin
w itv oil Tdcksloe While P, Harlem abroad, o "n
Of sud price aboh 4lC0 Al.lcA o. ap.g 70 IL }"
PIERCE jr II i'.Ds-sE
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
FRIDAY. TEB 10
MINIATURE ALMANAC

a hooa srts
|
.ndy IIeol Issbd.... Ga2 Hen Gste fefr ES
l WATER pAY-F. n
| Hoax l:l4 Hell tsv! Su'
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
D1pAR3rRE or FoEEIGN &AILS

TUTHSDAiViNB Is
hsJuTai and p1Gms the tent Ane.
m i'ors ETC. eanhp Och 0feh ''fe az "
~.
eae At H. N A Supplementary dsl o Piff Ne Hohh Evef b.
elosei at -:45 ?.
FRIDAY, Tn IT,
No s.eau.-ip Male
SATURDAY, FRI. ~
siai for nfoe Liverpool sf STEAMSHIP Cts OF Wfrlqlon
,oI =, 900 Supplementary Mai Pier No. o. " H. -
closed II u. "a.
A prusxsa clo.-d mail : by this hne. -,
Bremen. ies"snlp hhep
,o.s a. l0s German nail only direct b1 tis hr'
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
NATIONAL LINE; :,

NATIONAL IINE
fJEAN TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Fror Pier No. q, North River
FOR LONDoA DIRECT;
utxNlcE Ruusa-........I TUESDAY. fsb. 20. a. l2;~ n
OIEINs1OWN AID LIVERPOOL
..kATIRDAi. feh a. 81 lo:0 u
THE QUEks. Thooss. .......s sAIl hptl i." ~ ?~.p.-
P.a., 70 l,srpoe Qsssuo~n cabin 80 sre %e srase
go ..o.s, k,ssIss usLsts fes Lvebssi Sssssss"
I,,...pas0 m, sJsvev 81 Lsps.I az esn'ss'
D. v. :. kthsJ. AassGa
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
z

UT
Bnsaoa syT,se. os'.so WIrIiQtr cilhh9t og cAaS
lIal Err ARRAsGIiENTs nenea3 hoSDAl N''ea er 20
40 n HEoAD GAUGg ExrnEss TRAIS va Beaaau Br'ss
SonseT a. Dos' l Caster r. r. anu a. sefaaon Fia L A'i
an LxpRss NAIL IRAiS cosss. De-. soa.
toe bn1nn at Doy, @ Chester Banch a. Wsieroo H HlsE X y
& Ws GaS as S 80 =, ,5 ,;1 ,s, s P W. m E oo l5 g So
case ar ossego and g. Eason L. VALLEY L. or all -af'
laoO n. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS 'op' At s,Tars Mer,
town. Dover Hoo H.cGe,-ovn, WsfAlgoa Pf augg. sni
wta bel Del T. r. %, Bire e. ara 81 sss.on IA l. r,
or Bethlehem A.sHtosH, Magcl Chazk. Wtta Lesiae saf
40 D. 81 oAD GArGR EXPRESS TRAIN. via essson a'i
tsHsS o. s-1 5-r q: Pre- gn .sous cc-la At 5ov
e. a. Srss4 R. r. E- oa WI l. Y. R. L. or
$40 p BAc ETl sTOwG NAIL, connects 80 a'oa c'''''
'Dd susSe1 k1ir4't- --p,py.
Far doRRIsowE ai,i5 9'la i:'o 1901 2;1' $40 "a
FoF SUMMIT ad int 7l,ie ,yOu, al s:o ,;i: so o'o.
az FOR ORANGE ,sa 50 III os4yR 90 7, 70 go 1870
ami 70 a. H.. 1910 - 80 49, '''' 'i'' WV wv ''
To- NEw1aK o. i.is ;.ss 80 & ' .3 sU 3 , . ,o @ @ ,
Zoo 20 81 49, 49, IA ~ 'i:g sia 20 80 30 a Is Ola Il
"3 ie5vo p ,..Y~s ., bLo0sTELo aas MosIcIAa L" So
$40 and u' a" '' !'' ''' ''i go f5il61,i se,
E7RfE EAILWAY.-WlNTEK ARRANGE-
e. Mt lia asias Gee. De 81, L.. ii'!' From 'mlh''
&, .res ,,,s 81 E,r. D.rron csss.s.
ce+ei 20 Sa,ierslaa an iespre Cc1rs tod stlaaop
= I 10 9 . t.taf 10 - i. I az
'''
200 m. na.'l V1a+uruu soa gs S-.ei..
60 ''t- '
Fot ier frs HOO .Iis 40. so and 80
5o os.s,a and ,soa. 49, soo i@3o ils' .'a 'l''.. u.
B. V.rl-rs. gro ifrf ro. ftlia s. n t.5i p. -
,jf l'' 10 n ;i f'' '' E
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'l:' o.. o. .l:A ':" =; q .3V a.9 t,.y ~. ,,.,
fo- .u's-''.. ,;.' "a x, ss. .-.,. "a
z. -. 90 l'fr ~ ~ ''V' WV w. '''
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For R'ertri tr ~ te,.' 90 -, a.! co., 81 IA -
! lia., '- ,,.,.. ,o... ,.r. 40, e,,
! For hacA s1ssr4 al' "af ' 3Ia g - '' '-. |
an go "a az % 's ''y i..1 80 q.,5 30 go aGlo
| fOi tiii.iaIc ' '.i- - '-' '-'--'
! pm .. ...., o.. ~ ie.,s 20.
for SQtng Ff4cf sg" N1i' -F'' a. - '''' '' "
i.i3 ~ ~ 70 81. 90, ,.t. t.as
For El-AH1ui .+s '-''' '''' n, ~ '' '''. ~
6.Y al s:'3 i m Hf'afs ''N i<'
[ For Nress1L ' i't ,v5 30 -. ~ ''i' '''' 80 We ~
go Stgr'' i-V slaAs-- "a ..., Is IN
! Fol 10 moo. .', 49, -' a. - - 80 w. '
! 60 r.i tEe Sl ~ o. ~ -'l 49,. 5,, e.. .., ta
, | 70 Ps-1ont ri hfrci - e T. E'' f'''' . - -' ' Wv
p.m sa'grtss .il lf: n it 80, t,- e. t'f .,s '.s
n E-Tras cl'iti tefi 81, o. 49, f- a.. 80
=. n. I'D g.: ui'- - -rs '.i.. q, ...r..t o.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
Gotels.
fegai Notices.


NOTICE TO REDlT0RS.-TERRIT0gY OF
~ NV IEuco FKsr JUfsci,L DsrRCr C0rRT. Corsry
SANTA Px-olsIAyE ELsBsS4i ~ JACOB AMBERG AND
Onier VI SAID
the sove entitled the creditors ~ the late arm ~ kbeg
asd dolAg
u N-sNexeo
5sc'r db and against said 6rm. before The gnergnsf VII
,m Brei-n Master Of ssd ohse 10 hsnta fe
AsE,o whn months ae ii,e u ts' advertisement de-
au thereof Tie will le barred ln 'gh creditors ami claimants
viii he dnei oeae6 psrc the ssse's OF sli
WILLIAM BRbEDES, Master "a Chaasery.
Sants Re, y 81. Nov Il. lJ'i.
flJ iaw6wIh
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
DsoohiBn Real Csiate for Sale.

DcoohiHn iical Gstdte for Sale.
ELEGhET HOUSE and GROUNDS, corner
IA o. b. !ar.-are Ho-s-t. 70, al p on terms
RCLAED WHITING, Beekman-f.
TOR SAIL in BROOKLYN, cheap-A tirst-cass
a iOt 81 Tie bg anout 70 remove iom The
CIV vi grvat brsl location ccarabe AcIre4s T., "
Bot71 N.l.
fEATES-ANE.. Bcookiyu.-BEck HOUSE and
~ sLDTs FOR SO W. 20" price, properly art be sold
BCLANJ g. WHITING. B1,AmaIf-
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
Sales bn 9nttlou

4 RI SALE.
- Rov o. eIhb,ou CLfSTOS HALL sALFpO0Ys
place, eVclinC stcc tOLLhCTlON PAINTING,
comrds specimens Di SSiLbORf ARTISTS, collected
gentleman durrg rescuoc Of 10 Cooyle AsD, examples
Of ANCIENT ART. msy AMERICAN PAINTINGs upy'Td of
ITALIAN PAINTINGS in BE- sold ~
auction FRIDAY asd SATURDAY EVENINGS, Feb u and H.
Meucirg az y O'Clock 6LO A. L6aNIiT q CO.
Thee paintings exhibition CLINTON HALL GAL
LERIES iay and evening.
A RT SALE.
"a ClHLitou Clinton IIrl Saleraos col
LECTION OF MODERN ard ANCIENT PaiftIN of then
having been coecl s Europe duug 20 pas,
n years slo, number ~ ITALIAN lhNT NGs r ees mt iafs5
Ihc whole e. be sci wthoD serve FLinA1 and bAIutDAl
GRO 4. LEAyITT Co, Auctioneets
A. AERvis, Aueloress
DY BANGS, MERWIN u Co., Broadway. cor.
THURSDAY FRIDAY Fob 10 and IS, AZ p u.HlSt IL.
LAEEOJS BOOKS on aud New 10 Le departments Of
Literature. Also, Lugnvirgs Sehyo BOOKS &c
EEO. A. LEAViIT q Co. date Leavitt,
~ StTcbsel CO) Clinton han, AsiOrpie PO the SALT b
AoroS 0 LBKiRs CoLLKcrUss oi booAs PSriSos sGd al
kuls OF LfTERARN ProFFRTr
DObERT SOMERYILLE, AuctorCer, begs
Ii leave 20 tha he -lli seli b. crcioi
TUESDAY sua WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, FEB % and y,
tie er;lc collection Of hsa,,l', ,
HENRY 7. CHAPMAN. jr
of brooklyn
This collection 81 ctares ncisits
examples b. all of The wet knovn
.6-n painters. ani '-
rcv 10 exhibition st he
sONERvTILE GALLEY
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TRAINS LEAVE Syw-YoPK
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foT Ahord, Stafford, fsnss soo,hport .,s 49,. ~,
fof s.ra sss.Is. I 1s., on.s. stnlas
fos bsait. Z ll.ss. N "a s!a 40 $50 ..as,r
for ssn'oa stbn il:So ~ l2;ls (sr Gl5 lsll "a
.i,A .ea MEDIATE s,.ass. l. ns. @; nis as
$40 6:3. 713 p
Bs..oa via both spna-ssa Lac and eAer. Iia..
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston VI. spruga,h. A. M sBds
ts Hartford snd spf as:.s ,ts q s i!s 30
For ConnsHeu kyer Railroad n bs1 y !" !" 'e'us-rss
FOR Hsrler Pro, isas. Fshigl Rslrosi ;Isp
For shoe Sor-ish sas fsssisses
For S.. ss,Ss ssi sorS.@S,es Ea!hssL NJ = IA .. Ss,s
p Ss~asTss fdl.tsws wirinsnie Rsro. Ar La.,
sar asa,.;oaie Rs.lIo.d, a. M and Sp.n.
F, b.sssT sad XorrS., M. Is Is ssa 40 o.
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procure skss point
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SOUTH SIDE X. II. OF L. T.
wasr Assgsau,. commencing Oct 30 is'i oa ssess'H .sf
0nni-st tsrusi Nvw-logs
lotto - Accommodated 10 Dsbytou t..
500 Exprs. ieg Paesoss s.se i:s sssi & ~
4:3o m Accommodation 10! lsAp 'hfe'st 70 ''''t
y N. Bsbylos As.on aoisuea
go ~. Aeeap medallion for hsrrss a.. . ,,. .s....ss
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bEsEamtoo sJrsc- and osgo "lIH0Cr CAh e "F 'ASS.
Depo n EeT oo II Barrs and .oo. ~ istybnsr1
1871.
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anartle Gnb Slate Mnnlels.

anartls Gno Slate MnnlsIs.
4 KLABER, Steam MARBLE and NAHl'LE-
N. ING WORKS ia and 1886 Est !btee1h marble sri
Nei Nap.es Tng Marble MorgEens 81 tA'
DEFY competition Marble trriag of lie tIade
ENANELED SLATE MANTELS.-- piaIn,
T. Deoor5 prices from $40 20 N am upNA'l
Also of description pilu and 0rnaneuisi
FESRaYR SLATE Co., no 80 Wes: ~ snseut''.i
Between pI.h aLd SEh-iys'.
g KLABER a Co, MARBLE WORKS, 223
-. Ury.sts, Bfos+wly ard tghih-ave herhe ana
,,h.i Iouanetts iica stones bai vatea C1afet
q Oty send fo caAosae.
STEWART's SLATE MANIELS; largest as
- .or.ls,pt u - cty pce Esgu, se~ ds1s l. =.
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Pour ek, With steel rails completed with and feryboaIs
uu.t cresss the line Of tho
H. H. n. Houses
on the line plv to A. HOPE. lIg LbeT.T-st