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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
WI. &. TKAPHAGrE,)
JOHN MCCLAVE, Commissioners.
WM. A. SEANER,
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, j.

j Z I
Tn V,ssrs WN c. TRAPHAGE JOHN MCCLAVE, and Nm
a sFAvFR Commissioners, etc.
TNTrr1pN: Your communication OF this date is re-
ceiVeo nm which you express desire the CO.
operation of this Department IN the preparation OF tine
maps required in the WORK oi yonr Cohmission' ana
with "A view 10 save expense 10 the city.
TINS Department is ready and wiling, at az times
il authority. TO cooperate win coordinate
of the City Government In saving the city
from all uuwse needless expenditure, ana 40 not
doub that the necessary Typographical WORK OF your
Commission could be by our Present eDginecflnS
force AT "a cost mach less than II done by other sur
VcyCis. III A. were matter OF making copies OF
maps anC surveys already prepared ana on ne III I'M
Department. presume the Board might feel Jnstlheu
causing copies Of such maps and surveys 10 DC pre-
pared for your use; but apprehend that you Will re
qure additional surveys 10 TIE made OF Ill the property
he affected by assessment, DC. this would Involve
n considerable expenditure, fa which 40 appropriation
been made do not see that this Department would
have any right 10 undertake such wOrk.
suggest, however, that your Commission make an
nation Of all the maps IN this Depart relating
10 the proposed parade ground, amd thus determine
what ADDITIONAL work ne necessary. Raspectfuy,
s. II. WALES, President ID. L. 4.
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HOME WIS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AZ HUDHUTs, IN BRoApwAf'
e,m-.2, Noon-45o 3rm-56' Mdmght-52'
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We would ny no i0eaDs recommend any
uoGrt vhCh for infants
iRs SocTEINo SPEAK know
stc r. car Ia proved he,ng bdcd by GIVING
r'it troubled With abs. quiet sleep par
ies. a. night - os;or CHrstis- Fretmsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

CLEANING and DYEING specially for the h0l-
Ntftts glove. skf eileg Of
lCHIt cf.ta t-t ..4 I.C.1uLy. III ECtthave.
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ppoMINkNT ARRIVALS

Tots, amour. Of water for week wv
n,,s. ,ray,ed by the wind during the vseh 1856 miles
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STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwArEI.-At ? a. m, Saturday, The VII
lage Marshal, MIR. Gafney, and his deputy, Michael
Oates the Village Treasurer, made raid upon faro
bank kept by John Pcndeton and - Donaldson, Ca
nalst, stapleton Oae OF the propretors Donaldson,
was IN ~ the time, with three Oh5r men, named Tom
Brown, smith Wyant, and Bayard Griffin. In the after
noon the Marshal made charge agslst other three
for gambling and they VIII all have q hearing before
Justice Garrett at StapetOn to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

Go to B. :. SQUIRE. 500 Broadway. cornC
Trlcs Wfttie Ld Jrver' retail from t
int nardG Na.olef repaired Lac new.
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BROOKLYN.

Several arrests for violating the excise Law
were made yesterday by the police.
Another petition III bankruptcy was Ned
against the Southside Railroad on Saturday.
The guns OF the Araples viii be put on
board to-day, and tomorrow IL IS believed she Will sa.
Tor Cuba.
The Turnerbund of this District have elected
the following officers: President MelnhaTdt. wee
President Edward Roche; Treasurer, Gustave Prey
Fang; Recording secretary, Vim. SChDer Correspond
IA IL Iluuul GruUcr.
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lhAnouDosnenu

IhEnounoenenul
BURNETT's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
Don't buy IN Elastic Truss til you have
Fo,rKoY, Ptieo % at IA BfoIlvay.
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The ferry boat Pavonia, OF the
Chamberss ferry into barge duiing the fog Sat.
urday and wac slightly damaged by the shock The
public schools will reopen oay The Of thu
Board OF Education have been removed ~ School No
in Bayst where they were located previous the par
tal destruction OF the building by fire. The sessions
OF ST. Patricks High School VIII be resumed to-day.
The report Of Health Inspector Cannon for the past
year states that there were 3s cases OF smallpox
during that time most OF these hgli
ana ut present but three cascs were under his
care; 800 tenement houses have been visited duylnE
the year and found IN tolersbly good condition. Tnr
bone-Doillng establishments slaughter houses glue anu
soap manufactures have Uecn closely inspected ana
kept In good order DGrnr past month i9 medical
aud 40 surgical cases were treated. and ?o66 pisli
uons were dispensed during the past month Mlcnde
Rafferty, Eel ino vat Of boiling grease AT Coinnub
paw Abator on Friday evening aud sustained probably
fatal injuries Jas Wilson, a tramp from Alexandra
Va, was committed on Saturday. charged with stealing
piece of fainel from nrs, SrU- dry goods store IA
kcwnrkayc The property wur fougi IN nis possCs'iOr
Patrick Nhaer was acid Ia BAH lcS'erdaT Clat."d
villa atrucous assault Fr deTick Farmer. CON-
Iuis ,Ouor OF the Board WORKS. saInes ai.stceo
held Ia ball for aa,Iuting U5ay smith. ana J1I-
WeScl Tor assauitIng Bernard Ssnele yestrr 10y
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CENTRAL, PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
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10 fran Oh. ON. a NJ 10 $50 a. m; amount Of -.
, 1874-06-28

Tho Friend Of India eiTes the form Of an oath
taken by Burman in court: II will speak tie
tr1tn. II speak not the truth. may 1t be
through The influence of the lava OF denerit-
passion, auger folly. pride. false opinion, i'm
1Dodcsty, hard-hear:edness, and skeptlc.snl-so
that when and my relatives are on land, laid
animals-as tigers, elephants, buIaloes, POISON
GUS ae-pents, scorp1ons-shall seize, crush, and
bite LIS, go that we shall certainly dio. Let tho
calamities occaaioned By fro, wafer, rulers,
thieves. and enemies oprreas and destroy Us till
we perirh and come to utter DESTRUCTION. Let us
be subject to al the caeoties that arc within the
body and all that without the body. May
We be seized with uaadness dunbuess, blind
moss, deafness, leprosy, and hJdrophobia- May
We be struck with thunderbolts and lightning,
and come to sudden death. In the MIDST OF net
speaking truth may I be taken with vomiting
cfottcd black blood, and suddenly die before the
assembled people. When I am going By water
may the waler-spirita assault: me, the boat 30
upset and property lost; and NAV allgatofs,
parpoises, sharks and other sca-monsters seize
and crush me to death; and when change
worlds may I not arrive among men or angels,
but suffer unmi1ed punishment and regret, in
the utmost wretchednese. among the four states
Of punishment, Eeu. Pzots, Bssets, sud Ath-
u12li."
, 1874-06-28
Tho New English Twin Ship.

inc view E"sn w" sn.r'
The LONDON ctohaa'o o1 1uno , ~" Ino iol-
loving N rotorencs 10 Tue ne" '"'n sn'p 1os'
lauuched:
"One at least Of tho many rival schemes for
transporting paesengers across the channel IN
moderate comfort Ii likely 70 nave lar tlaal'
The English Channel Steamship Company yeater-
day launched their twin ship Castaha from the
slip Of the Thames Iron Works aud Ship building
Companv, III the presence OF . very large a.
aenolage Of spectators. This building IL built
upon what il known ~ Capt. Dicey's prlnclple,
, 1874-06-28
A EIch RrEEaF Dfssnnnf1cds

From tie Uttrf1t FREE ITfs. .
Yesterday an old man. poorly dressed. limrtng
as if very lAmc aud wearing green Elaeses. eh-
tered saloon on The river road and asked for
money. saving that be lived It q certain nnU,tey
on Seventh street. and that his wife WAS yery III
aud lis too OLD aud lame to work. In the saloon
was mau living 4: the very number giren on
Seventh st1ens, and LIS branded the old man as
liar. The besgas then said it MAS Seventee1tt
street., bul he IVES confused that the half dozep
menpresent determined to SEQ how lie waa na+!@
up He shouted police As they approached
him, but the men locked the door and tLrew him
down. The green glast=s covered as good rn.r
Of e5es as were in The room, aad no c7nse 1of
his limp,ng could be found. He had big LEFT hand
tied up, but they jezkod tLe rags ~ stnd 1o1nd
no hurt CT wonnd- Lastly, they hALed out OF
his poczetB s3s.45 in small moneJ, rs he had peG-
ged it. and discovered that hs had % bark-s*o5
On Chicago savings bank ri.a +4:0.so crea'ca
to him. He made great fa>s ~ taey wont ea
to c1to.o hin, ard :inal1j promised that he would
leave Detroit By the Pa;:iiic e;preas ana never
como bero aga.n. He claimed 70 have segsed
rnost Of the money In Toledo. One Of tho msn
accompanied the old knave to the Central dopo1
and remained shere until he ear him EoTs A1&3
on tbs tain.
, 1874-06-28

There arc five auctions to be held this week by
Ellison, Pomeroy !; Co., which deserve the at
tantion Of those who have money to put into
real estate cheap, as all real estate goes st auc-
ton nowadnya.
On the LIST Of July 400 acres OF hhhe forest
property will DO sold on the grounds IN plass ..
/ to 80 seres each. This land il ths properly OF
the Lake Forest Hotel and Manufactu1ng Com
pany The beauties Of Lake Forest arc wen
known. Tbs fine taste With "oaeh
the town vas originally laid out
added to it's natural advantages make II ono
Of the most beautiful suburban places ID the
West. The high bluff which gives so commano-
ing riew Of the Lake, and the diverslties OF tue
surface afozaing SO agreeable relief to tho
nonotony Of tho city'a surface, are natural ad-
vantsres OF great importance to the future valne
of Laks Forest property. The lake shore from
Evanssca TO Waukegan is destined, with
out doubt, to become to Chicago what
, 1874-06-28
vortising them We give the sections in ques-
tion below. They 20 into effect July l.:
Under tho title Advertisement, tho now law

WIZ oc4o"s Lucy EO 4utO E4cEt July -
Under tho title Advertisement, the new law
reads:
sEc. When AuJ nottoe Is required by law, order
Of Court or any contract and it Is not otherwise pro-
vided, 1t shall b sufficient to publish the In
weekly Newspaper, and In no case shall any greater
amount be chAr3eab'e costs for the publication Of
such notice than Will b sufficient to publish the
same IN such weekly newspaper.
sEc- S. When any notca IL required, by law cor
tract, to bo published in Newspaper tlnless other
intended to be In secular newspaper of general
lation, Published in tbs city, town, or county, or
some paper specially authorized by 1zw to publish
legal notices III the city, town, or county.
Under the head Of Mortgages, Sec. IA says
In all sa1ex Of resi- estate under mortgage, trst
deed in the nxture Of mortgage executed after the
taking effect OF this act: which may TO made pursuant
to power Of E1lc At least thirty days previous notice
Of such intended sale shall be gyen wtethe, specl
fed in the power Of sale not. It ahat Le sufficient
to insert IN such notice tbs date OF the instrument
nses Of the gEantor 4nd grantee, apd OF the Assigns
il any, the alnouns OF indebtedness tho instrument
VAS given to secure, ths amount claimed to be due,
description OF the premises to be sold and the time
place and terms Ct the nale and no sale shall h. adc
except In the county which the promises are aitu-
ated The notice shall be given by publication In
each week for four successive weeks bonse uewBpa-
Per or other paper authorized publish legal acces
published IN the county counties where the premises
are situated, or, paper Ia publiahed in such
~, the nearest newspaper IuInBhed In this St1te but
In no casa shall notice be given for shorter time
than ia required By tho mortgage or deed Of trust
And IN no case shall the mortgages trustee, the
person making the sale be entitled charge cost. Of
advertisement than thu 1ctuai cost necessarily
expended in giving notice II herein required.
, 1874-06-28

w-st w,d,,on at 4B3 # y Of Fall st. ST. 22x1l8
- 5s.ad 49, ~ ...-s s 2.oo
~ ".e1 ,,e ~ =: 80 r.,i,o.,o so.,o.ft
Perry Ut, W II = OF Fullerton Az l. oo111o IT,
dated Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
"aae 81, 90 .e ~ " 01 euf''e' ~ L - rso
~ o"se'' "D47 - = : : :. !. : - -, =,
aoxo0 t. datedJune zo...........:.---:..:. 70. 5000
state st. { cor ot Thirteenth Ut, " I, i.1'oi IT,
dated june lo 'o'TU 'o
II. premises NJ: - nonore 81, oa1ea suns 20. 'oo'
~ ~ y " ~" ~ IN IA If T.,ke ~
= n 'Ss 80 W 1S' 4 M
oa.e9 tuno - @ - :: ,,.o. 70
"e7 7o1 "a ,s;,h -, ti,ros hr;ct .tnrcs 5,tci Jnna
- - 7. ,In,,,n,j a. Y,,n.. n E;p1, In nnn
, 1874-06-28
THE LOAN MARKET.

The instruments representing liabilities on
real estate filed for record the past week hnve
been few in number and small in amount three
only exceeding $4,000 each, the general average
being s2.93o. Trust deeds, which especially rep
resent actual loans, have shown the most decid-
ed falling of while mortgages. which are gener-
ally given to socure part of tho purchase-moncy
Of property, have held their own with remh1ka-
bio uniformity. Ths average amount Of each
instrument filed IN the fourth week Of June,
1873, WAS So, ,230, and more than one-fourth part
Of the aggregate consideration was against s1x
parties only. There is no change in the rates Of
real estate loans viz: to 10 per cent, the lat
ter being the ruling figure.
Below ere the usual comparative statements
, 1874-06-28
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.

NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS
There ia little market in New York for real
estate forced for sale. Tba latest auctions there
have been failures. and very ditreren, from the
Mot. sale. 3 few weeks ago. The New York
Herald OF last Monday says, beginning With the
Mott sale:
"Here was tract Of land, more than Eve and
half miles from tue City Hall, almost unregu-
lated in the matter Of streets, frontage Of
less than 800 feet on tho boulevard. realizing at
such time the large figure OF $500 per lot of
Is feet by 100 feet, mostly fronting on cross
streets yet unopened, and tho opening 7t which
might vell be regarded Is remote and uncertain.
With sucn result under such circumstances
there VAS certainly good ground for the e1pecta:
ton that
THE ADMITTED FAITH OF ouE OWN PEOPLE
il the future & Ss 3EE 5y ds"nd wond h9a 5o3 e9y
property, well-located, having clear 1tlo and
fairly offered. without restrictions or danger OF
collusyo bidding that would provoke numerous
other sales and create once more for us an &C.
tive market. Yet thus far this hops has failed
wholly Of realization, and tho past week fur
nished 3 most pointed exhibition OF the extreme
indifference with which capitalists regard real
estate investment Al the present time IN the
failure to sell the Harlem Heigh1s property Of
1ered on Monday and Tuesday last. Here was
some OF the choicest property within tho cor
porate limits OF the city, r1valng IN lta attrac-
tlveness for wills residences anything ID the
peiyhborhood of PARIS or London having easy
water communication with the ouslnesa Po1t,on
OF the city, sold literally " for q song, anu that
p1ped 20 iow and 80 iudltfcrentIy that tbs own
era. in disgust, af;cr disposing OF few lots for
Lass than m eyern.e OF $3.50 withdrew the bal
.esza F-, 80 nnsr.ot r. thia nro, ,erty ha NOT
-s ause - w. tl,at, "a n nor. ,nt Lou f;ctitious
"orln molo tu.ai <a.o ~. 49, ~ r;f+i ara4
must be the m5h VALUATION put upon fusn a'e-
uua aud
BOULEVARD PROPERTY.
Take hnn1eyard uroperty particularly above
on+r1 po-1, 1Vr-t uuatsin. it2 II certainlv
ceus t:t .. 49,. 49, aa~ accoaa,h;I;tv n !. mt ;ts
Ii uoL lIa tno1o 1o"o5 - ae9:'i 9: e., . ,.,o;a~
superior natMaI buitouuuA!Ee. !" ~ - 9upel ~
may be found in the I'Feuty thfra ana 1"entS-
fourth Wards, and purchased by the acre for the
nr,ca of \ sinre lot in district that Alr. Green
5oos not tl1nis Will need streets for the next ten
80 80" o - 49, ~ 80 fos1,;onuhIa nc,ohhorhood
Years - 10 W. W., 10 l4an.o.I" .1 ts ohala ~
Filth AFenue BILL EclsAs % tue eAooe. o s -
the ceu1e do 10 creme OF SOCIETY, except 1oI suen
as CHOOSE to so beyond One-Huudrod-aoo-flIty
+ifti, otraet and eniov tho rus IN urba This
L-;,o. ~ in connection with the incident OF
No.. 1,r, J,rotIars' fait11re to 4 consider
Messrs. Iufnei 1fo'oelo 4astate, ~ ~e1'>
AuOn VI Lue st1pjeIs' "to'A 1850 ~ ,..r
REAL; ESTATE VALUES IN NEW YORK CITY AND
.5 H., o,nar ,h,t IL understand Clearly
the more quickly arc VIC AAeis " naso .;..'a g.
, 1874-06-28
NEW LAWS.

In The statutes OF Illinois. enacted by the Leg
/ lsla:ure just adjourned, some changes are made
tt thu law respecting the sale Of property under
Mortgages q t1ust-daeds, and in tho lAns for ad-
, 1874-06-28

IIi = N5IEIkS.
The following Instruments wero fled for rec
ord on Saturday. Juue 27:
GIFT PROPERTY.
, 1874-06-28

The follnwin. i8 the total anonnt Of city and
suburban property, within r4dous OF seven miles Of
the Court House transferred during tho week ending
, 1874-06-28

Grand tyal. ,362,2s
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HIGH AUTHORITY AS a superior detetic prer.
aTation Tor the healthy as well as invalids Cocca
y IN various lines OF these goods, Walter Baker
a. 20, OF boston, have received the first pre-
p piun ana SILVER medals from the Vienna and
Boston American Institute, New York; Frank.
IN institute, philadelphia; Maryland Institute
~ D1iit pd and bronze medal from the Crys-
tal Palace Judges.
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ajduse Ornamental Gnuds.

alouse Ornamental Gnnds.
A T T H E
B o s T o N
q E " T s T o r K {,
NEW GOODS
Are constantly being. received from New
York and Boston, and the opportunity TO get
such bargains as are offered at this es-
co, adjustment is seldom to be had, had: .. so,,
for one price, and there can be no mistake.
CROQUET SETS
All complete, and made from hard wood, for the
regular price, 90 cents.
BRACKETS!
For q per cent less than the wholesale price.
Examine them and judge for yourself.
HATS AND CAPS!
Worth from $3.50 10 81 80 each, which we sell
for % cents.
FANCY GOODS,
Plated Ware,
Elegant Vases
Toilet Sets,
Bronzed Statues.
Statuets etc.
Glass Sets for the Table,
Gobets Diamond,
Fruit Dishes,
Diamond Pitchers,
Spice Boxes, Lamps.
Crumb Pans,
Tea Trays
Dish Pans,
Coffee Pots,
Silvercd Glass Sets, Tea Pots,
Table Ornaments.
Chidrens' Plated Cups,
Napkin Rings,
Tea Spoons, Casters
Desert Spoons
Table Spoons,
Desert spoons, Plated,
Butter Knives, &C., &C.
Umbrellas, Black Walnut Goods, Pocket Books,
Bags, Dolls, Toys, Games.
b o o X S
Elegantly bound and illustrated, at the uniform
price Of
N N E II Y N N + G + N T s
FOR EACH ARTICLE.
sr- Remember, we are directly opposite the
depot.
X u T L A N d
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Crushing the scarlet strawberries In the grass,
kneel TO read the slantlng stone. Alas
How sharp sorrow speaks A hundred years
Ana more have vanished, with their smiles and
tears,
Since here was laid, upon an April day,
sweet Mary Chauncey In the grave away;
hundred years since her lover stood
Beside her grave.
From the dark stone how brilliant shines the
day
4 low wall, over wblch the roses shed
Their perfumed petals shut the quiet dead
Apart little, and the tiny square
Stands In the broad and laughing field so fair.
And gay, green vines climb DER the rough
stone-wall
And all about the Wild birds fit and call,
And but a stones throw southwark the blue sea
Rolls sparkling In and sings necessarily,
Lovely as any dream the peaceful place,
And scarcely changed since on her gentle face,
For the last time, on that sad April day,
He gazed, and felt, for him, all beauty lay
Buried with her forever Dull to him
Looked the bright world through eyes with
tears so dim!
az soon shall fellow the same dreary way
That leads and opens TO the coasts OF day."
His only hope. But when slow time had dealt
Firmly with him ana kindly, and he felt
The storm and stress OF strong and piercing
Yielding at last, and he grew calm again,
Doubtless he found another mate before
lie followed Mary to the happy shore
But none the less his grief appeals to me,
Who sit and listen to the singing sea
This matchlesS summer day beside the stone
He made TO echo with his bitter moan;
And In my eyes | feel the foolish tears
For buried sorrow, dead hundred years
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DENNisoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within tho
past Ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use USE them. Sold by Printers and stationers
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
'uhe2sd@wu Wholesale Agents.
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Mtatfltes and 5eWelrv.

m II E II NJ L s
1t is said, are hard. but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family, and sometimes a little outside
the family" by our failing to remember, rs in
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remcmbrances have been
occasioned by seeing the fine Little watch, gift
of some former Christmas, or some article OF
Jcwelry, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces OF Silver all telling Of
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard, but can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
membranes which can be had so cheap, and
of such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
REM X CHASE " co.
rs MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
dec1Sdtf
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5iutels aud Ginning Blooms.

MANSION HOUSE, TROY, N. Y.
within one block of the Steamboat Wharf,
and three minutes walk of Union Depot.
j. W. STEARNS, Proprietor.
April Is.
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dStopes aud Gin avare.

Stores aud Gin avare.
DUNN & CRAMTON,
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF
TIN w RE-,
and dealers in
PLANIsHED, BRITANNIA, JAPAN, GLASS
AND WOODEN WARE.
BRooMs, BRUSHES AND BASKETS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BIRD CAGES,
WATER COOLERS,
CRoQUET,
Also the.
EN- PIRE WRIN R,
The best in use; Always in gear. Need no oil
particulars
No. IA MERCHANTS ROW.
Rutland, VT, Aug. 8, 1874. aug6dtf
S. G. STA Alley & co
NO. ~ MRRCnANTs' Row.
Dealers IN
STOVES AND HOT AIR FURNACES
The Stewart and New American Cookirl
| Stoves, for both wood and coal, constantly q
| hand. Manufacturers or q I'd dealers In
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
PLUM INL
In all It's branches. Bath Tubs, Water Close
Gas and Water Piping, and Fittings OF
TIN ROOFING AND JOBBING
OF all kinds promptly attended to. None
| skillful and reliable workmen employed.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Agents for the celebrated Empire Fan Blowi
Portable Forge.
REMEMBER, DOORS NORTH OF THE OPERA Hol
MERCHANTS ROW.
mayldtf
d Il M o V A l..
S. G. Staley, of the late nrm of Staley ]
pncott, has removed his business from Nc
Cel st., TO No. IL Merchants Row, where
has iCrmed Copartnership with Messrs. Dll
a. CramtOn, under the firm name OF >. u. Stt
Co. He will be pleased to see all OF his
customers, and as many new ones as Will II
him with u call.
IL AReE
CHOICE ASSORTMENT
WALL PAPERS,
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for SALE.
nor SALE OR TO RENT.

new and convenient cottage on Perkins
avenue, SIX rooms, pantry and closets. viii be
sou 81 ior part cash and long time at a bargain.
also nave farm OF 100 acres In Castleto1'
y Wnlch VIII sell low, or exchange for a small
s sapnn nearer 10 Rutland. The farm is well
o.ockeu win COWS, young cattle and horses
ana Is IN good order. Wood enough on it TO
more ~ imam nall pay Tor 1t, shall take pleasure
address. NJ noPP I'm vi
aug4dlw&w3w Center Rutland VI
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DENCILS.-Dixon's Pencils, made in
4 the United States, are much superior n
irraners' and are sold at lower prices. Try
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Tle 8utland 1ailu Globs.
IN AN OLD CHURCH YARD.

SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1874.