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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-03
!Thr Dou,r Ghrh.


ny JASr cnoss sursoS.
had "a lesson 10 teach them,
The children that God had given,
From book most high and holy,
Whose theme was the love Of heaven
Hut some Of these baby-blossoms
Were laid by the reaper low,
Ere vet they could spell the letters
wished them 80 much to know
And one, on whose soul had fallen
The lesson with deepest power,
Went home 20 the sainted glory
In the dawn Of his mauhood's hour
Ali then, as the waves Of sorrow
Went over my dropping head
NV pupils became my teachers
The living was taught by the dead
And the more their memory held me
The children er could see,
The more we rehearscd that lesson
The children vet left with me.
And still when the book Ia opened
Where wisdom and peace ARE found,
We fancy our loved ones bending
10 meet us ON holy ground
And the lesson 80 pure and tender
We study with silent prayer
Sinks down 10 our inmOst spirits,
With these angels lowering there.
And we long to fold our pinions,
By sin and by sorrow pressed
Meath the tree by the crystal river.
The city Of endless rest
til then, with a zeal untrng,
Wen con the lesson Of love-
The children on earth yet dwelling,
And the children moorcd above.
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Raihoad Tines.
CENrRAL VERMONT RAILROAD LINE.
Winter Arrangement,

TRAINS GoING soUTu AND EAST,
Leave Montpelier at sb6 ". 2as r. w. and 90 r.. ~
MAIL TRAM leaves ~ Albans at 0iu A. ~ connecting al
White River Junction and Bellows aus Win iahs i,f
trains the Inesufnsic milfOadi nt south vernon, tu
Springfield and Sew York ~ Sew London with steamers
BAY Ixrnrss leaves Montreal ai og0 u ST. Johns ni
i033 4. ~ Malone at Gl0 \. N., - hhans nt 1890 D..
~, arriving IN boston Via Lowell at 1000 ~ n.
tea $50 NJ 81 Johns At as N, st. Ahans at 100
r.N connecting At White River Junction and bellows FANS
with trains for BOSTON and Worcester, etc., arriving az hos
HELD and New YORK arriving In New York % 1850 III
TRAINS GotNG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier Ut 12s A. " 500 49, f5nnd 6l5 ~.
Burlington 81 Aihnns, Montreal ETC. arriving IN Montreal
atsto p ~ and ogdensbufg at sl5 A. NJ, making conneo
ton for the West
MAI 1nAS for burlington and st Alhans leaves
via Lowell at 100 M. via Lawrence aud ftchuuN at $50
A, Springfield at 500 A. New London AZ hue 4.
White River Junction al 5o b. n arriving n ~ Abans vi
go p. Trains leaving hosion flichhurg 90 20 A
n, and Springfield Of sOo A, Hr connect a White River
ACcoMuuuAfinN 1ntN leaves NOfihnrd ai T4A a. w.
Rutland nt $40 n bhflulnn ~ $50 A. M. S. Ahans ~
ll9i r iof ~ Johns ant AZ l!3 q n,tar 9Fien.oufg
Nlenr INrHfss leayca south vernon ~ lVN3 Q. ~.
receiving rasssugsrs fruu Counecicut River railroad
leaving Sew Nefk 90 s. Q p. H., springfield ai 10 g.
~, Bellows Pals at ~ 20 D. N, connecting with train
ever Cheshire aifaad leaving osion az 5lo a. M connect
Ing az White River Jnncilun with train leaving Boston NJ
90 p. w. fur burlington st. Aans Montreal eic affiN-
Ing in Montreal at $50 A. No. aud n ugeshniE ~ ilN o.
~, connecting with Grand Trunk railway fuf tlie West,
sleeping cars attached tu NEht LNpcs. trains running
beiwccn Montreal and li'on aud Montreal and Spfing
Diawing.room Day Express trains between Mon
l6roagi ticket. FOG cidaso aud ts West for sale at e
:. W. uonAHT, Geueial superintendent.
st. Alhans Dec u. isii.
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BY j. & j. NJ. POLAND.
9HoaI md Rrliaions.
From the Vermont Chronicle.
THE GOSPEL HARVEST.


M rIv. A. cnANDLEn,
Glad the tidings from abroad,
Iion's better days have come;
Souls are turning unto Cod
Wandering ones are coming home.
Songs of gladness fiji the air,
Songs Of praise for sins forgiven,
Waited on the wings Of prayer
Upward to The God Of heaven.
Youthful voices, loud and clear.
Join the strain and swell the sound
Telling all, both Gar and near,
What Saviour they have found.
Strong men how IN humble prayer,
Shown their weakness through the Word
Seeking strength TO do and dare
IN the service Of their Lord.
aged wanderers weep and NOUN,
sorrowing over lives Of sin;
lie who all their sins hath borne
Knocks and longs to enter In.
lie of Nazereth passeth by,
Scattering gifts along the way
While hc lngcrs stlll 30 nigh
Cry for mercy while you may
I.o' the harvest days have come,
Fields aro white, the roapers few;
Chrstian lngor not at home
Jesus has work for you.
FeJruofy 20, 1878.
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.I5.OOO. COOK COUNTY. ILLINOIS Ten per cent.
school District Bonds. Coupons payable January l. In
New York, at office, 800 each also other seven,
eight and per cent, Municipal securities THESE repre-
the nrst claim the entire property and the combined
wealth of cities towns countless and school districts; we'll
selected loss security absolute bought and sold by
George WM, BALLOU, banker, " DeNonshlfe street,
Boston. Write for particulars. G-i9
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Agents wanted. An CLASSES Of working people Of both
fexe young and old make more money al work nr ns In
their own localities during their spare moments, all the
time than anything else. We offer employment that N
NAY handsomely for every hours work. fu particulars
ielns &C. sent FIVE Send your adress nj once Don't
delay Now s the time, Don't look for work or business
elsewhere until you have learned what We uiicr,
GLE q. sTINsON a CO., Portland Me.
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ARLINGTON nousE.

Corner Causeway and Canal streets, Boston.
Entirely new, and furnished with all moaen improve
menis Clerks IN attendance at all hours. Its 10
the Lowell Eastern fitehburg aud Boston a Maine rail-
road depotz oer special advantages 10 those arriving late
al ng taking early morning trains. boar $3.50 day
;. H. DUMAS, proprietor,
Late ~ Phpnix Hotel, Concord, \. H. and proprietor
goar's Head Hotel, Hampton Beach. m-l1
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THOUSANDS of men breathe, move and
live, pass off the stage OF life--are heard of
no more, Why They do not particle of
good in the world, and none were blessed by
them as the instrument of their redemption f;
not word they spoke could be recalled, and
so they perished; their light went out in
Darkness and they were not remembered
more than the insects Of Yesterday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-03

STRANGE FoRGErFuLNEss.--A gentleman
was looking into the window OF toy store
the other day, when two boys halted, and
one remarked say Jim, don't you wish
poor, lame sister 2" jim replied that he
did, and the gentleman pulled out shin.
plaster and said he was glad to be able 10
assist them in such a praiseworthy enter
prise. lie met the same boys half an hour
afterwards, and each had his pockets stuffed
with popcorn balls. II is supposed that
they forgot TO get the present
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II you cannot be an orb, be an atom; il
you cannot be the sun shining in his whole
round of rays complete, be glow-worm; ii
you have not the rivers resistless rush, rip
pie with the riyulet II you cannot give the
million, give the mite; if you cannot soar
with the eagle, sing with the canary.
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EARM ron SALE IN ADDISON COUNTY,

II contains hundred acres located In ferrisbur The
hest agricultural township In said cOnntywhn two miles
Of the city Of yegennes and railroad station convenient 10
schools and churhes, aud In good ncghborhood II Is
good grazing farm under good of culiiyaioni has
variety Of soil good wood lot and some timber Is well
watered, and upon premises two houses three barns
and young orchard Just coming into bearing Price low
65Os }. ". BARNES, vergennea, w.
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CHRISTIANITY makes the bumblest worker
in the vineyard the colleague of the Al
mighty. Christianity says, "do good" then
points to the most illustrious examples of
doing good. Christianity says, {" do good"
and kindles In the Christian bosom quench-
less ardor, and deathless daring to the right.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-03

Solomon says, " Her husband he praiseth
her i" and only the morose and reserved, who
care not TO fill the fount OF kindness by
pleasant words, differ from the sacred writer.
How many home have we seen glittering
with splendor where glowing marble from
ltalia's cline gives silent welcome to the
entering guest where, on the walls, hang
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NEW YOR II X n II II u \
"The Leading American Newspaper"

7TE BEST ADVERTISING nEDIUMi
Daily, $40 yeari semi-weelsly, s3i weekly, So.
Postage free to the Subscriber. Specimen copies
and advertising free Weekly n clubs OF thirty
more only ST. postage paih Address IHE Inim NR, NY.
dip
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~ ALi COLI 20 J.,
At Montpelier Vt. Winter Tenn lesn. llsoenber eh and
closes March 18TH. nrs-cAss school Engis and Class
icai fur both ladies and gentlemen ENIeisss moderate
send for catalogue. -
Sltf l.. WHITE. Principal
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t,aOBATE COURTS. -vuiii further notcc, the Pro
La Courts Tor Washington District will be- held ut the
IA Montpelier ftrspAr 90 EAcu wEEN. Au LETT
ers an t1suess connected with tne Office shuud De- adj
HNWVEN TlLpEN, Judge.
.peceu,i..r fs-0 fl-f
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Glen ~9hertiseWrnis.

PgNEN DOLLARS PREMIUM vil D. raid 90 Tip
top oul iirs, uf feir services ni clai making. 10y
WOOLsON. tie Montpelier Tailor
Auuy gt once 2l-u
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A STYLE. ELEoANCE AND wARRANTED SEED,
.S al s q
Eorses wsgon: sioisSs asrns:. &C. Of VIZ: 9 whit.
s D Sn ass
xi;S same s,%: iis aSs Road stock e private
on FRIDAY sS : aRAxA RAx jGass s4Raa4 STABLE
pxrp. NM Az NJ o'CLoCK ss sHAkr H!A;Ekrrsrurr r.or
VIZ a sn ~
pleasant and promises
nd at r. * f r: s
sM asa
strong and fast colt
Ai 81 f. ssss Ss E.Sss 3s dDs d
ea S na s snS na
safe tor tnid lady drive Of handle; was entered
" the SS ss ys:rs % os % Fl & s
$ r. Sw II na
teman's Road Horses ia The city isx high years Old
bred ana raised IN kentucky; perfect and aenteei
SC either sass Of dosDs; IL can beat sS on srscs and and
ALSO Al s3fs% hAS6soME NEAT
dDs S and % s9e % S Plea sy Ku d
iuIl ..st. end SIsd Of The nss iTOns stock q Ken
safe for lady 10 drive up to locomotive or any other
place. they possessed of extraordinary degree
OF intelligence and have than common good horse
sense. ALTHOUGH arc quick handy ana game and have
either Standing q moving hey drive osetSsr pss
lection with heir nne Intelligent aud 6ooded heads
and necks high the AMI their gait and knee
ton IKE per1oG machinery; have strong. cordy legs,
01ou toD uk6 v11s00000>- warranted sound, Kind
ana perfect; this nc Team was purchased last June in
Kentucky through Or. Herr and showed 2:6s at time
of purchase they beat minutes TO four
phaeton and rot in less than 250 to road wagon any
Hsb GAME BAY
ting Horse ; lsk high years old: extra ine driver e.
and great powers of endurance extra ne and safe
to y g. % rod as well a. Hs .y cnn an
sale and warranted sound and kind.
ALSO THE CELEBRATED, FAST, HIGH BRED,
chestnut Trotting Horse SILVER HEELS, l5k high, 8
yeass 1d ofea IN ne sate OF no pner OF more @
as fast as ever warranted beat 35 sale, aui
warranted kind and safe; has unsouudness to nure
him for speeding or general use In the least
Also all the hne Wagons, Slelghs. Harness, &c.
ther. JOHN l. VANDEW ATER, Auctoneer.
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ANusEMENTs-srcosp PAor-Fourth, arm and sixth
rt:..s sssss :ssa.
BRooRI9S sky S0'aRn RaAL ESTATE roa sALE-s.oosD
susIsEss u4aIse'Fis eo'PFiPsSeSSFHGnNpfrrEs-x,rrn eSHnpf PAon
bbITsiSEss P.Gs-sis,h cSluH
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.coxD PAs.-Eirst
uLEEKS AND sALEsxEN-rv.rnu PAo.-Fourth
ooA6HSES AND oARDESERs-rwrlr. P4ss-
coAsTwisE sTExHsHrPs-Fr.sr PAcr-stxth column.
COpARfNkRsHIPs-NiNrH PAoE.
S2ScSa Column
DENTIST RY-KLEyEyrH PAcE=sixth column
Fo AND
EuR6fExN srE2MsHffs-Fissl ffHs fssS@tiisn and sixth
sss%n ssa"
fs% TO
EsES
HELP alSFih COL
HoRsEsS, CARRIAGES, &c.-Fr.sr PAo.-rhird. fourth
HoGsEs ROOFS, a.. wSNFEb@sacorD iSd fAo.-rhird
!xsTkycTffSGN Nzsscosp PAcs;,Four u column.
LOST AND FOUND-frRsr PAcE-Second column.
MACHINERY-ELEvENTHP PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELs--SKcoHD PAcE-Third column.
MrDICAL-!wELrrH PAoE-Rourth column:
NEscEtT4SEoT silH s7E.svrs.n r.e.vs!.sh solumn.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAtE-stxtn column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAcE-First and second columns
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C-SEcoND PAos-Fourth
PoLlFIC AL--FrRsr PAos--slxth column.
Hss
TwELrrH ,1% rAGE0rhir9 eoiumTnI; NJ,
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoHD PAes-Fiut
and second columns
REAL ESTATE WANIED-SHcoHD PAcs-second col
RELIGIOUs NOTIcEs-rlRsr PAcE--second column.
REWARDs-FIRsr PAcE-Second column. ts,.
SALES AT AUCrTO\-L wELrTn PAcE-Ftfh column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAos-
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-TwELETH PAGE
sPEcI4L NOTiCEs-Finsr PAcx-second ana third
sPoRTiSGMDoGs, BIRDS. 4c-FrRsr PAcs-Thrd COL,
rHE IRaDEs-rwELrrH PAcx-Fourth column.
fHE TURF-FIRsT PAcE-lhird column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooFp PAcx-
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAcE-Stxth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Third column. - = 49,. Y I
WESTCHESrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
o IET-SKcoNp PAGE-First column. nt.V
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS 6C.-ELEvENrB PAoE-Sixth
column.
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aO1GEs. CARRIAGES, &C.
A UCIloy HQDE or VAN rAsSELL KEARNEY,
"A ~ AND u EAST THIRTEEkTH STREET.

ssouItT SALF ~ RoFsEs ASp S4HHIAoss
rwsntySur 20 forty eight hour. given to purchasers to
Honss Carriages Hsrnsss Banssss Robes. TO-. always
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS ,S4 PAYS rvnIDAn SALE AT
rxAx BAY. HORSES, Is15 HANDS HIGH, and 8
sns y ds a na sanssss
SET slRasR RS En- sSSlftP !SS e q his?ssE haixs?ssssEss
old; da very ;sy!'sh 6s Sosn used sosDs
S1yFs RyF SsAkIX 81, YEN HANDS HIGH
Gc Ss S,s as sn II % IN s carr Ss:. i
SAY s1YSs 2SssE' q aAssS1s HIGH. 5 WARS OLD; a
:s e a1s = sy Sns sud saa
sSs .sssss Ss6,SSs aSsH , SzsDs DyAsGsa aisG
~: 1ss s'SSs "a :;Ss
Tor pl Ys n w1So as 81 Risasa. Hsr New
BAY ASDs II Hi9 aaxss xss
a.. S,s iray,ssF :na free and % pie :, driver .,.
TOP %%SSs, SG9S'S s'sGdi; sUprr BY WOOD BROS
TRUCKING Observation-Disclosures BAY AND
!: sns s:s a:sa
srr II tFnct rK aad are nfs, cisss % work team
TOUBLE TRUCK. IN Good ORDER
BROWN TRUCK HORSE, Is HANDS YEARS OLD;
kind and true IN oil harness. free from vice and .
first class worker
SET SINGLE TRUCK HARNESS and
SINGLE TRUCK, NEARLY NEW, WITH POLE AND
BROWN CoUPE HORSE lsx HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old: a tree snd stylish driver; nrst class family
ness; also Harness and
ROCKAWAY, NEARLY NEW,
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TINE
FINE PoRiLAND CUTTERS
Clarence in good order
Top and Notop Wagons, double and nnsls Harness,
SALE cOnMEXCEs AT IL O'CLOCK.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
The great Trunk Line
and limited Siafoa Mnl RnufN.


DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
and The TtS,,S great a. Trunk r. IL, Line p,u,.
Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbros,es and
Cortlandt streets. as follows:-
yisS Pullman Palace oar; ssssShsd' $50 a 4. Ssnd
For MamspUrs sanaAs ana 'n@ lock m rnd.ph.
and Erie s railroad Division, connecting at PhsdeE
copfy sefy 61 Ss1ss "SSsy
Petroleum Centre and the oil Regions .,.-,.-.
@nsiinstCn xpres q Pullman s' rssor Cars daily
except SSssr ss1asx arss snu sssaa.y w
s.IIs:so and ?. n Emisrans I and second siss.7
sj,2 80 % ia i asis s''' ssas.S s a. .s3
II s!'i'js's h Il !. st.; A:ss:s
r; ss' ss:S$sE, h ,;a, ;s ss ss s;1s
For Wcodb,idge Perth AAmboy and South Amboy, ant
s1a j rna nrS, sSna.y 81; 4a
For Kingston and Rocky Hill SAY a. NJ. and 4:lOP n
ESr @ %sS's ANA %r S%ss0s
"a sns slssSsis sS Ii #: 4 IT, H. .Sd .;;S sSi
For Farminsdse and squan, IA NJ and p NJ
For hiShisSWn s Pemberton and Camden. via rssts
For Hishtstown and pemOeytOn. GAN:
Trains arrvs ara % as MI, IR,tsOSrs S sns =
Srs Sss sSsRt Monday s,S% %sshnyOn and s:
dod ,s;,i ? Sunday. ss 40 s'ss il;ii X. ~
uT'sset & SO ana .. srcsswsy A.:e.
No Court street. BROOKLYN: Nos ia is and lls HSG
ssn ssr HfS0ss oY T srs s
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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POLITICAL.
>-~----
THE HERALD ALMANAC, 1873.

The Political Text Book OF tneday. Election returm
compiled the official vote In tho late elections m
counties. and where procurabe by cities AID towns
furnished specially by the Secretaries states ihesc
returns are placed In juxtaposton with the votes foS
the important elective Office in each state of pro
years Political status OF the
governments ana Territories and the time OF holE
ing elections viii bc found exclusively and ocia in tSG
% Only - cent: rostsss cG: s2lS by e StaScnssl
yoxk olsxA "
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A NCHOR LINE.
N NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY
from Company piers % and q North River, New York
ylCTORlA.....SAt Feb. 81 UrOPtA... Sat. Feb. "a
ETHIoPiA... Sat Feb Is BoLIyIA.......sat Feb. "a
rays of Psssnys' payable n gold scdooxnounvp,v
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin, S5, 500 and S7u according accommoda atoms
INTERMEDIATES AND STEEkAGE
~ low as by any other nrst class line.
Dralts issued for any amount at reduced rates
HENDERs0S BROS. Agents. No. Bowling Green.
O,DON0vAN ROssA-CHEAPEsT PASSAGE OFFICE
~ IN New YORK; steamers every day tor Cork. Liver
pooh Derry, ulasgowt drafts payable every where.
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EXCURSIONS.

CTEAMBOATs AND BARGES TO CHARTER FOa
~ excursions 10 RarItan Beach,, sea View and Ions
rTICKETS. CIRCULARS. INVITATIONS. POSTERS
and all necessary Printing for excursions, parties
balls &C. done N the best style ana At 10y rHtss nt n4
Broadway, New York
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A. 4 A
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter arrangement
For New Brighton. Snug Harbor. West Brighton sn1
Port Richmond. boats leave whitehall street. as foot a
Brosdway. daily. as $40. s:lG s:n oAs A. ~, uA
2ls $50 80. 80 and sl5 r. N.
Sundays. at 80 10 80 A. NJ IL 50 s:s $50 ssls ?. u
Fare 10 cents
Asor House cars leave vesey street for ferry. Faze
cents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A. stare and Shelby College Lotssriss "'.o
3 u IA z e as: g; s!s-!s:.ss.T 81 q < &
n. 81 %. .S g. Is, c. ~ II, Is rs 81
& 8, s y =. s' q s SS,sS.if; . q ! " S.
sElTS Co. Managers. M covinsion Vii Ky. Post
A PARKS EMERSON Co. AGENTS FOR
Royal Havana Losssrv OF Cuba drawn every IL days
Ken!ncky single Number Lottery, drawn FEB q: ls1a
BY addressing PXRKS I CO.. iso Broadway room I
fs; Sss sfs soS1: 10: "a. H. Fv': Iii s' '''ssS'd
Or%.iiOn pInl:hsd IL "A isssssd ,osrss AHthorzsd
fHE SPECIAL DISPATCHES
wAsHIfSSyIE3sN4 SyEs4 tNS1 NS6H4 ALBANY
DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
ana suIgic. T eases spscaity ENRy A Dan
EvE.H1Da.ILIsss. Iss.,sl nlEcAsT WEDDING AND BALL
Orders Of Dancng Engraving and Printing Of every de.
al son
''' nave '''' T '' managers q the
Kentucky.
on w i e:z Fl SsS 70
me bolders twenty thousand cash prizes amount
''' : - ''''"'', sii$E$ i$S iy SgEBssD s!s4gsE
1sSgsASp DSanHAs.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA date Johnston Van TasselD
ONCE 81 Liberty street (Evening Post Bull ling)
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BENNETT BUILDING.

RExNErr BUILDING. "a te aft
FEW MORE OFFICES TO 1T 5
DIRECTORY. aa
sooma BASEMENT
i-Lawrsnce Co.. Bankers
81 I gum1Gsnt 9u1.Gsnt ssstionsr; asas
-Thomss N. lynch wIneA
s-A B. Davenport Hsttsr.
6-Baum Friedman; Tailors Tail 1o,v
inlet Very esss sssoSb III sssHPs.s sHSs and Insurance
l-McMahon Morse Lawyer. ssi
( 4. BacRIDsGyam, b. SRIDMySr Iswysa lawyer.
s-CsmpbeIi Palmer Lawyers
s{ Meade d Rockwell. Lawyers.
e-NorthSwestsrn SvI, Life Insurance comoslT
s,-rolet
0esnss5 esssl;5s 1t T. Lee isal. '.'essass sssas;sr,
l5-McCarthy Chalmers, LAwysra
s-soIs B: + fsSsssen sssssa, Iswysrs LAYER.
I'm in.srnStanai M Ms,a Ic%SsI coeoiion Association.
s. G. DorrickS0" rHfED HhEDes STORY
syessl.!sS s.s; Il ssSts caldyws, ctsmyss Lawyer.
J. 5. Hanson, Lawyer.
GsSeridsn. ponynse oocnrsn and xcEwsa, stsno.
LEhshs Bioomer,. Real Estata
zS,a.. Z; u; eS0s. 2 Es.,awi Essi Estate; fsMs.r,
6-W. " 1r0pnQgen, L0WyeIs
" H Ryan, Lawyer.
!: o. Wilson, lawyer
" Durack. Lawyer
lo-WIifnson Peters, Trustees Of Estate Of White.
5s{AA'EEr''Ssooo *. z. Sooaraa ssadoHs; TswSsEy Es~y'rA
sss sfSss Company
kks'ssSs$ sss.ssI rs~ls. e Bankruptcy
- Sultan; Lawyer
n. !. Eier, Lawyer
+ Susslsl asns: f%wSsa: EswSs:
/ i: SisI
7-hsssius hsssf s { e Crook, lawyer.
Purroy 4 Bulzel, lawyers
sSrary, y seSsnia %siist 1sssSsa sssSsncs. Lawyer.
20. 7. H'v'fii Williams. aSfsS; Lawyer.
Fred W. VIXEN kenny .%tea; Attorney and Councillor
x Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
is(S Buhler Lawyer
A' FIFTH STORY
2-sStuyvcsant Bank Receiver
" Wakemin La.nng, Lawyers
sfsS ss-fi'ss I; Fl 3 S,,sS. Slisis. lawyer.
s-Haseaif 81 salIf9 ssessor s"Msss Lawyers
s-soGstyi SF Rsiorms:,on of Juvenile DsIinquen,s.
w. n. King, Lawyer
j. A. Lydeckcr Real Estate.
G. Il. Lydecker, Lawyer
LII. T. j. A. Reed Lawyers
!2-Byrne, Everett Co.. Lawyers
4 Walsh, Halbert ana Eckerson. Lawrsra
SIXTH STORY
1-John Townshcnd, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Eenderson Benedict Lawyer.
X. Logan. Scotch Granite, &c,
Sc. w. Carpenter. Lawyer
Al Otis T. Hall, Lawyer
81 }G. r. Webster, Lawyer.
ID. r. Lyddy, LAWYER.
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
81 John L. Knight
Is Janitor
81 Hodges MecKcr, LawyerA
9} X. s. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompton Accountant
kmith Il Dean, City surveyors
10)G. W. Van sicen, Lawyer.
liT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
l2) Charles d. Barrow. Lawyer.
49, Henry A. Giderslceve, Lawyer
HtG. r. Carrington, Lawyer
L. W. Tompkns Lawyer.
7. n. Miner. Lawyei.
Two passenger elevators running all the time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-05

EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
and Fall River - este steamers NEWPORT and OLD
daily uudays cxcepted) at r. NJ. Through tickets sol1
ut all principal hotels In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-05
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. &C.

CARRIAGES NEW AND SECOND HAND, AT Low
~ prices; CoupeS sx-eea and Coupe Rockswnya
landsulets, Ac !; ootYER CO.. No. Washington
place. opposite 71t Broadway. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-05

21ouLA SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
LIVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twsutyfour forty hours given to purchasers TO
test warrRnteee
Hogsos. Carriheea Harness Blankets Robes TO- Always
II on hand at private sale.