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How n Country Irishman Lost His watch
and Chain.

How n Country Irishman Lost His Watch
and Chain.
After the procession was over on MONDAY Dahiei
Butler, OF Stamford, Conn, made the pest Oh MS
vay 10 Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue,
from which place he 10 have taken the train for
home. While waiting at the ticket ONCE ne got
into conversation with man whose accent
vas certainly as Irish as his own. and
whose ideas regarding Ireland ana the bra
wary and patriotism OF its children were en-
irely IN accordance with those OF the purest
Niiesan. Poor Butler, who had drowned the
shamrock sufficiently during the day that he just
ict II he could whip an Englishman In less than
no time, accepted without the least hesitation in
viiation TO drink extended 10 HIM by his new found
friend. They entered the liquor store OF Herbert
Mason, where the stranger saw another person,
whom he also asked to drink with him. After they
had drank dice were obtained, and the three began
70 play what Is known as ''t0p and bottom game. T"
At which Butler lost not only his watch and chan but
his "bOttom dOllar.n The two strangers having de.
camped Captain Leary, OF the Twenty-nrst pre-
enct, gave Detective Terwllllger orders TO arrest
the bartender OF The place. whose name Is Frederick
Care. Yesterday Carrie was arragned at the York.
VILE Police Court, and held to answer by Justice
MxDv, on a charge OF having conspired with the
two strangers for the purpose OF defrauding Butler
OF his watch and chain. He gave ban In 81, 900 to
answer, but Butler who could not give bail to APP
pear to prosecute was sent 10 the House OF Deten-
ton.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

BUCK-TILLOU.-On Tuesday, March 49, at the
Babpltt, FRANCIS ID. BUCK TO CLARA TILLoU, daugh-
Ter OF Francis Tillou, ESQ.,, all OF this city.
BULKLEY-KEEIlNG.-O Monday, March 10, at
the OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. DIR.
Brewer, MT JOHN BULKLEY OF New York. to Miss
AGNES E. KEELING, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
" V. Mabon, SYLVESTER WILLsE, or New Durham,
n j., TO Miss RUTH STOKES, Of the town OF Union,
N J.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
III BuRlu A NJ A NJ ID

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
l. PURCHASING AND DIsBURsING
PAYMAsrERs OFFICE, UNITED STATES NAVY
20 BROADWAY NEW YORK, March Is, 1872. y
Proposals, sealed and endorsed envelope "Bds for
Supplies Advertised" will be this ONCE, until
O'Clock, the 23d ns for the following supplies of the
quality to be delivered free Of at the Navy Yard
'e" B6REAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
ZOO barrels Beef
200 barrels Pork.
25,0OU pounds Dried Apples.
$1,000 pounds Pickles.
Naval standard.
Bidders referred to the officer in charge at the Navy
Yard for samples and further information ana will in
their proposals date within which they viii complete de-
vercs If awarded to them, which must not exceed ten days
from date of order.
The right reserved to reject or all bids that may not
be deemed advantageous to the government and To award
each article separate, may be most TO Its inter-
est. 49,,
delivery supplies awarded within the time specified
Blank forms will be furnished ut this Office, and bids
opened above named when parties Interested are
invited TO be present. J. u. BRADFORD,
Far Dirsceox ppited statea hAr.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LIEN B. MINER. AUCTIONEER,
IA SaeerOoms 81 Chambers aud n Reade street&
By ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY. March ~,
at ii O'clock at sa!esroom,
70 CHAMBERS AND "a RkADE STREETS,
and continuing each day until all IL sold
TRUSTEES SALE,
BY ORDER OF T.. w. BURR TRUSTEE,
OF 2 very large and mportant stock of the most -
VALUABLE DIAMONDS AND OTHER PkkClOUS
STONES, MOUNTED IN Is CARAT GOLD,
comparing IN M entirety the finest ever offered
al auction In this city, all of which and most
elegant styles and design. having manufactured
pressy FOR nrst class city trade; embracing
NECKLACES, BRACELETS, EARRINGS, CLUSTERS.
SOLITAIRES AND PENDANT CLUSTER, SOLITAIRE
AND HOOP RINGS. BROOCHES, SCARF PINS,
STUDS SLEEVE BUTTONS, &c, &C.,
all OF the finest cut and water Of old new sones
together with variety of other first class Jewelry
THIS STOCK INVOICES OVER $4,000 COST and will
be sold without reserve BY order Of trustee, above.
Immediately after the diamon5s
CATOkIAL SPORTS, unequalled in this country.
ING GUNS aud RIFLES, by the most celebrated English
makers made TO order present owner regardless
of expense; also BASS, TROUT and SALMON RODS
Also q number OF nne LANDSCAPES and SPORTING
PICTURES, by the late
J. Ii. CAFFERTY, N. A.,
and other artists all OF which will be sold positively without
reserve, the Ia about leaving for Europe.
The above can be examined at our salesrooms MONDAY
18th, and TUESDAY, 18th inst, from ~ A. NJ to 4 p NJ
catalogues.
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UCTIoN NoToE.-CLINToN B. osGooD. AUG
N uoneer
BY OSGOOD 4 CO.,
at their saesroom,
1875 CHAMBERS STREET, near College place. .
TOMORROW (fiU RSDAY), MARCH q, MIV1 a. M
SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. - -
PAkI,OR SUITS, IN REPS; BUT LITTLE USED.
Inamcicd and painted Cottage suits.
MACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS.
Refrigeratore. oak seat Chairs -. =. .u...-..
CURLED HAIR, IsK AND HAIR TOP MATTRESSES.
Window Curtains B.ankcts, Pillows, Bolsters
CkOOKERY, GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS.
TabIca. Chairs Bureaus. Bedyseadss 10
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A UCTION.-ASSIGNEE'S SALE
n 100000 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture, &c.
Mt the private residence 81 est Fifteenth street
between Filth and sixth avenues
on THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), March 90
sale commencing at 1914 O'Clock.
Rosewood Panof0rte, Drawing Room suits, Paintings.
bronzes marqueterie bois de rose Cabinets
Velvet Carpets, Statuary, Silverware
and many rare, costly Works OF Art.
AUGUSTA MARTlNES h Co, Auctoneers
Drawing room Furniture, crimson and gold green
gold brocate Pompadour Marie styes
sccretare Bookcase Canterbury Encognures
Music bSa Velvet Medallion CARPETS Chandeliers, Bronze
magnificent rosewood Panofore, celebrated maker Stool
Cover Curtains rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus style
Louis XIV Mattresses, Extension Table, Sdeboard, Silver
ware Linen, Glassware, Sheffield Cutlery Chinaware Also
furniture servants apartments Basement Kitchen Furni-
ture. Sale peremptory
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ITO AGENTS OF WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING
Il Northumberland, Machine In exchange for
Upright Plano and Soo a beautiful little Instrument u
perfect order, Inquire " 3 West Twcntysghh streets
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AT IT'S BROADwAY.-MONEY ADVANCED ON DIA-
n monds Watches, Jewery, India shawls, Pianos all
kinds of Merchandise and bought for Pr
vate once No Washington place.
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A UCTION SALE OF OIL PAINTINGs-BY WALTERS,
IA THOMAS CO., at their saesroom 31 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN opposite City Hail. Wednesday ana Thursday
March 20 and commencing 80 O'clock This
terior cabinets flowers fruits religious and historical SUBJ
ects, all elegantly mounted splendid gold leaf frames.
Among the subscribers TO this sale will be found James
Hart VIM. Hart, Rosenberg, Wilson, A. Van Willis,
Rosance, and many authors of equal eminence.
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JACOB BOGART AUCTIONEER.
81 Marshal's sale-Pcke Mandatory.
March 90 this IL o'clock, at the auction
No. North William street, lot of jar barrel and canned
Pickles. Onions Cabbage Chow Chow large copper Boiler
Tank empty and Boxes, Once Furniture
CHARLES +. WATTS, Marsha.
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DY r. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEAL
ID ers Stock, Horses, Cart Wagons, &C.. &c-This days
Wednesday, March lU1 O'clock 673 third avenues
near street, the Fixtures Of
dealer giving the business embracing every article the
of Furniture and Bedding also Is also all
the dwelling portion Of Household Furniture Carpets &C.
good Horse and Cart together with all Ftures
of the store, On Thursday FL choice Furn
ture in Ross street. williamsburg one grand Aron Piano.
Ac. &c. Particulars tomorrow.
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WANTED TO LEASE-A COUNTRY SEAT OR SMALL
w Farm with plenty fruit town village cOnve
nen to city Westcheser Jersey Address b., box 1877
Herald office.
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EXHIBITION or
M Srlous'
Grand Pictures of
Jerusalem.
shoud be visited noteone the of the art
which they remarkable specimens but by all
the hble."-New York Observer.
1--WE know not where could be proftably
pleasantly spent than examination these two fine
works OF ari."-New York Times.
DayDand evening, at 161 Fifth avenue
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT sos BROADwAY-MONEY LITERALLY AD-
n vanccd Diamonds, atches, Jewelry, Silks Dry
Goods AMI Personal Property Private Office for ladies'
I A JACKSON
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ATwOLF BROTHERS., S9s BROADWAY, BETWEEN
n Nineteenth and Twentieth srcets-Money loaned or
Diamonds Watches Jewery Siverware Silks particularly
Pianos private paro for ladies' Business strictly connden
tlai.
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A UCTION sALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE 10 WEST
"A I'D st., THIS WEDNESDAY, March 70, lS72.

DY HENRY sTRAUs, AUCTIONEER.-OFFICB, Na
ID Sells this day, 10 o'clock, 2S0 Elizabeth street,
the entire Fixtures and Furniture of first class Saloon I'M
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IMPORTANT ART SALE
i Mr.. JOHN SNEDECOR, the well known dealer in Fine
Art 1853 Broadway contemplating visiting Europe shoryd
determined sell by auction his entire collections of
fine Modern Paintings and Water Coor embracing HI. bes
abroad and q Paintings of high merit and
value Just received and offered for sale.
These Pictures will be exhibition free this day
wednesday, and daily until the day Of sale, at the Lcavs
Art Rooms, ST. Broadway. 80
OF will fnh this exhibition one Of the most in~
'e'''''-. ~A GEO. A. LEAvITT CO.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06

In tho Chapel NJ also the tcmbs Of the
ladies Of tho House Trcvellyn. from the
frst down to the LAST. But the last
Knight Of Trevcllyn Is not therefor he
sleeps not with his fathers. His was
distant resting -place---but the tomb and
monument Of his Msudc stand beside the
altar-rails. Dark were the stories told BY
the simple villagers concerning the deeds
Of Trcvciiyp's last Kuight-thc dark Sir
Ralph. Nc be vas csllcd-and often have |
listened with nm absorbing interest to their
weird recital. Casing 10 after years upon
that venerable pile. the old Chapel with
its little community Of death, aud the
crumbling vestigcs Of vanished pride and
glory which everywhere surrounded mo
how forcibly was l reminded Of the words
Of Roy:
'The ceilings, richly carved and rroiucd,
With pendant pcdimcn,s reversed,
b,-gonc age recalls to mind,
Whose g'orcs soag hath rchcarscd.
The corridors, with frc,-work trarcd;
Dcrp-panncllcd doors with scu uiptured flowers /;
The arnorial bearings, half defaccd
All speak fproud and long-pas, hours.
They tell plain, unvarnishcd tale,
Uf Wcnl,h's decline, and Pridcs decay
Nor less to the mind unvcil
The things which cannot pass away"
From the gloomy shades Of the abbey
Grange, lot us ,urn to the story Of its la-
test inmatcs-thc last Of the Trcvcllyns.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06
CHAPTER III.

"why did she love him? Curious fool, 10 still
Is human love the growth of human will
--Byron.
In the month Of June. 1869. sir Ralph
Trevcllyn returned 10 England once more.
His manner. on this occasion, was entire
" changed. The gloominess Of his dis.
position had departed; and ne observed
toward everyone an urbali,y hitherto for
cisn to his character His frs, step was
to vsi, Apslcy Hail. and renew his ac-
quain,anec with Sir Henry Norton and
family His explanations Of his previous
movements. and his protes'a'ions of sin
glcncss Of purpose in regard to his a.
qnain,ance will. MaEdc Mocbrcy were re-
cciycd with easy credunty by the baroue,,
and al.o BY Maude--bn, in the eyes Of
Lady Norton, Sir Ralph had by no means
cleared away the mystery which shrouded
his corlcr days However. the proof tha,
he had not married Arle,te Mino,ti, was
incon,cstiblc-nn Maulc herself too vii.
ling. was permitted TO favor his suit.
II soon became known that Maudc and
the bnronc, were to be married. II vas
now the latter end Of August. and ,he
marriage, it was said. would take place
the first week in September Sir llalph
still wore the appearance he had assumed
on his for that it was assumed, n
close observer could easily dcscry. But
for good or fcr i'll, Maudc Mocbrcy was
| fixed !. i,e. resolution to wed the last Of
the rrcycllyns, despite the warnings aud
! forcbodinss nf some who scruplcd not to
express their convictions But Sir Ralph
with true Italian duplici,y. wore the mask
we'll, and was everything to everybody.
/ Now aud then. an expression OF regret or
! dissatisfaction would fit across his face
but he quickly recolleetcd himself. aud
I the ,umui of passion which surgcd within
! his breast was silcncrd 10 outward ken.
That he would have preferred to wed his
Italian cousin. was believed by those who
best knew him but some insurmountablr
obstacle appeared to stand in the way OF
all the schemes he planned to rescue him
self from the nanaclts which. in some
shape or other. evidently placed him al
the feet Of Arlctic Minotti's father That
the bnronet had committed some dark deed
while on the Continent. was mystcriously
hinted by some Of his Italian domcstics-
but what was the nature Of the Grim,
could not be discovered Sir Henry Nor
TOT, alwnys too sanguiue aud unsvspcct
ing. argued total change in The chnracte,
Of Sir Ralph after his union with Maad'
but. alas +, "do we gather grapes o
thorns. or figs of ,his,les.
A, length. the day arrived which wa
to see the marriage of the beautiful AN,
nmiablc Maudc Mocbrcy with the Darl
Knight, the last Of The Trcvcllyns.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06
CHAPTER ".
+" Love fate upon one die is set
And that, Tor her, is east.

--T. Mya's Bnyi,y
II was lovely September afternoon,
tha, on which Maude Moebrey welded the
dark Sir l.,lph. The abbey chapel had
been decorated for the occasion, and the
ciiigics aud monumental stones seemed
stained in varied hucs by the many-co-
lourcd window claboratcly decorated and
carved Far away to the northward rose
the blue hills bounding the valley Of the
Lake; while to the sonth, the silvcry sheen
OF the lake itself reflected the bright, warm
rays of the September sun.
The company assembled 10 the chapel,
aud the ainrriaga ceremonies began. Sir
Henry Norton gave away his ward, who,
arrnycd in her bridal dress, seemed more
lovely than ever. As Sir Ralph and his
bride stood there in front Of the altar, and
as he placed the ring on Maudc's finger,
tho sun, which had shone through the ives,
window Of the chanccl. now burst IN n
stream Of blood-rcd light through the nigh
west window Of the chapel, and, striking
across the bosom Of Maudc. fell in pool
ut the feet Of Sir Ralph Trcvcllyn. This
incident. not nt all strange In itself as q
natural phenomenon. appeared. somehow
rather remarkable TO those who witnessed
il But it wns forgotten in the contcn,
pla,ion Of the strange scene which tool
place 5000 after.
The nuptials we're ended. and the Deaf
was pronounciug the bcnediction. Si
Ralph still holding Maude's bsnd-whe'
the attention Of the company was draw
to tho main door Of the chapel. by reasoI
Of an unsual conmotiou In that quarter
Several persons, evidently Italians. hs'
entered tho chapel--and ono. habitcd L
black, advanced up the centre aisle.
h was Arieffs Minati!
Steadily she advanced toward the spo
where Sir nalph and Mauae wero stand
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06

during this time, many alterations took
place between the unknown and Sir Ralph
Trevcllyn. aud in ono Of which disputes
the stranger said to the baronet:
1T is Of no use tell you, have you
in my powsr--uud tho restitution Of the
sums advanced to you. from time to time.
is the price Of my sccresy!"
Contrary to all expectation, Sir Ralph.
the day after the strangers departure. an.
nounccd his intention to leave Immediate
ly for Italy. lie had not. he said. mar.
ried Arleite. but she would return with
him to Florence where certain matters
called for his speedy presence. On the
following morning. leaving the Grange in
charge Of his Italian domestics, he took
the stage for York.
Time wore on apacc. and no tidings
came respecting Sir Ralph. All that could
b. CLEANED from the inmates Of the Grange
was that the restitution OF a large amount
in money and jewels, on the part Of the
baronct. was the price Of Arlcttc's hand.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-06
LIVER
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