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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC,
CURING

a CURING
NJ Costiveness, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
&<sgEs4H1N11 Dysentery, Foul Stom-
N ach and Breath, Fry
yo :;:5; :: ;!I s;; a;:E
- 3Allzz.Eeezz.A izEF.z Billousness, Dropsy,
{ =.k.HItSl2I sTetter Tumors and
-. Salt Rheum. Worms,
Gout, Neuralgia. as Dinner PHI, and Purify
ing the blood, are the most congenial purga-
tive yet perfected. Their effects abundantly
show how much they excel all other pills. They
are safe and pleasant TO take, powerful TO cure.
They purge out the foul humors OF the blood ;
stimulate the sluggish or dlsordered organ into
action; and they impart health and tone TO
the whole being. They cure not only the every
Cay complaints of everybody, but formidable
and dangerous Diseases Most sklllful physi-
clans, most eminent clergymen, ana our best
citizens, send certificates OF cures performed
and OF great benefits they have derived from
these pills. They are the safest and best
physic for children, because mild as well as ef-
fsctual. Being sugar coated, they are easy to
take and being purely vegetable, they are en-
tirely harmless.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
INCORPORATED OCTOBER 30. 1893.


DIRECTORS:
Dudley Q. Denison, Royalton; James B. Jones
woodstock; William N. Pingry. Perktnsville
Ph1lo Hatch, Woodstock Charles s. Raymond
Bri6gewatei; Otis Chamberlin, Pomfret; Chas
a. Foroush, springfleld; George X. chapman
woodstock; William II. Walker, Ludlow.
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WHAT IS NEEDED.

BosToN, Peb. IS, 1871.
NE. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-About one
year since found my sr-lf In a feeble cOn1iT ism
from general debility. VEGRTINE was strongly
recommended 10 me by a friend who had been
much benefited by It's use, procured the ar
tlcle, and aft using several battles, was re-
stored 20 health ana discontinued Its use. /
feel quite confident that there Is no medicine
superior TO IL for those complaints Ior which it
Is especially prepared, and would cheerully
recommend IL 10 those who feel that they need
something to rrstore them To perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
q. L. PETTINGILL,
Firm OF 8. n. Pettingill Co., 10 State st., Bos-
ton.
CINCINNATI, Nov. qs, 1872.
Mr.. Fl. R. sTEvESs: Dear -ir-The two bot
Ties OF VEGET1NE K 1uin inished me by your agent,
my wife has used with great ben, Mt
For long time she has been troubled with
diZzin IS and costiyeness these troubles are
Row enJirely removed by the use OF VkGETINR.
She was also troubled with DYSPEPSIA and
General Debility, and has been greatly bene-
fitted.
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PhRSEVERE

In the use of this remed v until cured.
1t contains the great healing eIc-
ments of plants I'm their essen-
tial form as obtained by
diatfllafiOn
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
- Collins
Voltaic PlasteYs
CHRONIC PLEURISY CUREI

Afford the most gratsfgl relief in all
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NENv-IORk
FEB -

PORT OF NETWORK -.--.---..-----....FEJ 10
CLIARED
e,eoms,t, Gamma lBr LeIdcOat Hamilton, Bermuda, 4.
Jell ship " IL scholten Dutch! Janzen, ROTTERDAM
i saa i G .t oGcr Hamburg plymouth
an. , isaac Ben lawrence Norfolk, city Point and
RieJm0nd Old Dominion "it.ii Lip 4" 49,. A., ,.,.
stransip oiUu usle. Asiu~ah Pacinc Mail steamship
90 e,,smsb,o Giaucus Esarse Boston H. ?. DimecS.
Sf,,ul-l.n hlraloIs. Johnson. Portland j. g. AlH.
Far Ursus tNor Joinsei bot''r"a"i briiian ~
10 ps - Emile DnAe Gr) Peake, Leh Scotland Geo T.
g,g clsariaa Hopkins Jncaro cubs, Bartrln B,os
TarE vita Loriup L0fgAg, Angler ioi ORDERS Due T. l.
En- IN I To- Wos o. Wun for Oriers Dutch F. l.
Ns c6r rse DsaaCg zcG POintaPetrie Quad, B. J.
s l H. Reeves Beers Minattan Mex, Van Bruut
sei.r. Clara Il Goodman, Bacon, Mananllo Cuba l. b.
s6r Harvest, Cora.n rroyilencs, Il. W Jlckson : Soa
se.s. W. Hunt AcFSd:ei' For' ue Fi'H'e' "''''
sSi.r S.,pla Gcdey Young Jacksonville. Warren Ray
SclT JOIN sOleIs, AasOI BriEsnick, Da " sIioT 10y
schr Wm II. Jones. Faikenburg teruandina, A AObott
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Anc.0rlA MgnrO. Glasgow ftD . Sir
,ovjr In win mds and pas deRdersn Bros Feb ~
las Il 3D. D. srd steAmHap Boz ioi H.hSsos
Steon-luu NcvDta tBr Guard Liverpool jan -, am
Queenstown Eco L. viii md-0 and pas ~ WIN q 1lios
Eep ln. passed . steamship $40 wing ohr blhc HS
ee red liz NJ forward lnd but hight amldsP-
bound eesl l4b a. lG2 miles east % sAhuy iook
steamship Montana Aence iof L'eiPo she bnES % pas
Hian,hn Rio oranIe Boger Galveston B. aal Key
heavy large a"el VI vessels soHIh Oh '
bound north. - -, -. n. ,,, .,..
and pass - RicAIt & NO. gan.
slsansinp Carondeot FRrcioth FcrnaDdipa Feb g. wa
Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn he"-oreanA WIN mdse
s,samsl, Old ooinman Water Ficnurond city Point IN
Norfolk With nds am, pass 70 OF pqailnon steamship %
arnef Hook
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO-Jt sefu~hip Colon, Fob ID.
C. His J. = IilmDe, Morgan Ucutt ". j. CuriIcT Jaies
r. SIntn ". g. Ford. G. q. Marshall, " T. gilmore MIS-.
81 4. WetHoTe. George WILKINSON hr. EuG3!, DAVID
Cohen CEas. swirl D. x. OrinsUN r. ~
Howard Dr Jas. >mith 4. f. Ioty, john y B0dih r j.
col na t-Orec Rant, D. Ierceval, John Phillips II B0ckcI,
Miss NJ Kccsan. }. " oarony, W b. Johnson l. r S9y
A Aeaue. &. e. BAKER. II. l. o. schmidt, Jon
p C;egpe- Harry q Sc, GaEbr II. q. Skene Jas.
Breed & r. DAVIS J.. H. PeliOn Henry Hastings aud soE,
YIN e Frencu and s1u ". G. litter, Geo NJ Wood
ward and wife y. NiteiDct G. r. smith. Ars. = T. WI
south AneiICaJ. Grant, MIS- Law
pgston H. Livingston JaCBtO q. Coil j. = Hlnty ana 6he,
W. Piper, j. p Recner: MIa NJ Sn!ln IalAlh ,1seI
Rose .Juan de Armcs, L. Mango f. Z Kaufman Wa Nc
Govern Mr. G0.dsmi h. Mr.. Iarl.n j. IL Collins Y" "
IIeatou D. 3. Norris. O. &. ST. J1hi T. IL HaIfs, L. l.
CUTIE. i. h. Lenerd DE- ". j. onlth
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pFCIsIoNs-FEn Is.


-. It..rI.r. Nv Iuaga Rarrett.-
..st a. ith-Decr-o q eiyorcc vacated With costs sn
81 shenS : and oT ths purpose Of delay y
% ec on \, hi saes iaSes ne Neither ors pay ne
b. ra, ~ vr security The petiOn b dcn.ed With 20
.sss rSee1jion rrano WHEN agt ero;ehers
go and simruy ssS rer veek L2nry ait rhuroeT
rms haiily cas- i% 'h sro. sS ATT SaIlsi -
Ss CanEct direct satisfaction o. ms s pns n me
nsrnent book he te, o. dser onl NthoH costs
ss - 80 sdamsa ;r6m the Whole any Of ire prop
5 is PAPER .eS ,TSsss Ss1 MI a no,
s1,5esry I, 's s,, u w @ N asI &pph
s.sos d. s sp eaton Ssae CoendeT AIT Fhslau
oar ssd ~ DE %seT o. PRs Ss ' as 60 sRs
sll-t-yo-.s tees seem 70 he sufacirnL bat The Con
isr ossSns no 70 s mus 10 met by pivot % ihe
a,'s. al tin asIlon + deo Tse
order % sew s1se a. 70 Sp 5oSs Of moI1n ipgno-
o. could profanity se -ranied on thse 2apers,
Sr'ers granted. LAWRENCE a., rheparL- mel,o
faasu. Kahn ar shAfer -Defnndsh' or'n"iS'"' "'"'
fSn-Im. -. a.. ,. -, pa,or and
,o,-,al rsrs-By Judge Van Norse-bItson @NN '" ""'
.r,sr.- Dccr1e sisneL -, - ..-... -.
IN Jri-e nsrrctttec art EqiiiAh'e llfe Ass'ahoe 80
90 O Casy1 Sreeia fam-BV judge Sedgvick.
- = Il ert smith - al -Rsfs-enCe ordered titinrer
sss a, az. S1dss 81 SaS 90 saHrs casSaar
1r.fs o
r-~or CorHor % alOrier appointing Wm ~ an
,,.r.iar ~ nf~a Of Charles e. asd Its p lpe halr
49, infants sgt king Ralph aEt itaiph- *, ifi
aftsWuit-Casf AM :
s-- Ia. H.e go. ihc Gilbert flrNa'cu t'sINhl
-tlrifrrd CaSniff striaNN AZ"
Tgarrlff al I'd ell OuItr striking Gus antwtf Win
rrd tfsfs 81 nsfton inncfsif1h agt NV
80 III u-urfor 0f February ~ @.irhHrl l.
NJ frIcln Beet pointed fuaT'a AT
/. - ,rr.. .ecf al lnaut Orth AIT HOrhn k0eurtsin
Do 800, 80 setan t-udef+ Aknrs approved.
81 "a tiray &c Ordered day caSndar for hist
i'n..f ,r.b irrtcr AT. haohus Pierce So lL AIT
Motions drsssi without cnsts- iAne art Van
t-.iuier .Dnfer granting paulM additional Allowance %.
hi pennor a a. agt- Duclps &C ftnuings eetIed
t.tyraf Hrnnu.ier aFt Abhntt -tftired on cay eau
80 ro arri stlsy Of March Ccl et al Az he'N ~ a.
rta.. E.rue,lv ID arf. Crmfri Calsir@ nf' ~lhiP
M-.t Al ~. III. FOgle at. hclus,n aL-Cri-Ts
70
t ~.1 L.. I...,.o AZ A1or, -
NTTlHe COHr-ChGmOeIs-TN JUSTICE nv -.
MI a-r Ui,A-ng. -Luhrt AT ottN@I4s ~. lhht ~.
I~rnst ~. /liirt ~ Norran-''PihuH- H''t %
I.s4fs 49, -rttlrd per dec SION .nrt -aLs a.
eaefrsrr ~lefins blu taNeu ~ y ~ NI.-H - @
ne nj The note - dcnitl ID one ~ th y"
.r.t ~ AMI iht t--tlc tiNs ihl-'f ''
- r afIarits t45 \ \. n -4tS, lAul. Is noinh
rrr fn accent answer granted B-cgtnue Sgt steven
l.- ID. 81 10 .lr contempt lud ordered 90 appear
.t.elH ,u no 3fh 10 q kurshvcdt "a
.f4..e. are NOT ipcnnslst m MED
e. LII .l,.-Ile authority = N attorney cNtcnd+ 20
4 rlClts Mlch t-t
.r..f.-s lie cAnIiof compromise tLc claim 81 q :
....r nor can release tho cause OF action or t9t
i.i. .ncit he clients favor without pa l.ll IN ale
.r. i .lsg aufhuiir. There Il no lmpNfSloh OF "u-
49, a. s.ls u th.s character from his appointment IS
sr n te anil party dealing Win MIN II bound 20
a.. 10. they uot tnr the ~coi ui his autU "
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o, IN the complaint Of ~ s. Andrews OF NO d,,,n
Hston seTef AIT Thompson OF the Osa street
Es.n ssssn 90 q named Michael Cannon ~ r
bf evening brought 10 close bN me Oohnh
49,, ne sergeant trial IA default OF 5000 ball
A the Essex Market Police Court y estSr1N
~ l,sers were held for selling without
o. CHRISTIAN Reasl charged Martin Eeeheri Win me
-ssr ~ thrrc casos CONTAINING stnne1 On.s 90 h.
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p4SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

PROM GIASgOW-fn stsaHsftp .+RchOrl1 Feb. 15-A. ".
Uarrs i ant family. ". A. IaJ0ard VIM Mitchell " al
ter Morrison W T. FdlcOner, L. Stevenson Geo. EiloU
FROM IIVERPOOI--En Ste4aast.p NeUad1, Feb 10.
A. 1eO Ia uuOls, mt Jansen Is a. i5ucI Mis-
NJ I,utle InO.. Copeland ny hippctfI " NJ
AiIs0pp A.opp, Mr ana MIR Jean L. DesSAanI' MI
and M 70 Fhos ToOtei, Master a IOOUtlL
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"OCR FAILURES. Husband " | say. Lizzie,
what on earth lid you make this ufi IOun-
vie (wno been helping" coo): Parsley, 10 be
sure Punch.
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Business Ghanccs.

4 RARE Chancellor SALE, at a cash
valuation ~ttle estate. the stock and hxures OF a
frsicaSs LIVERY STAB f. abish@i II years desirDy
located up town, doing good casi business.
i. BLOMGIRSf $50 Nassaust
EOR SALE OR LEASE-The CHESAPEAKE
REFINERY O'DouueIrs wharf. Baltimore Nd, com
prism. AL the appointments OF rsclaSs moisss refinery
including Ceugals. filters, kii e'iloTators Sc al III
good working order. Apply "a
D. kEENER, No. 1914 Baltmore-st,
Baltimore, Nd
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

~, r,ses G5.I sun acts $50 Moon scts....- o %
WAITE riil~ nay A.
Hoax IU:l7 he'll G.. Ferry .-l&OS
WAIEE THir DAY r u
Candy Jtook e.ig Cows is.and lU43 Hell q. FeTrY l23&
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lat 20 81 Ion 70 ~ spoke ship samar Batavia FOL
schr Ana Elizabeth Hail. Nantucket, with fish TO mater
sclr -. 7 ntGsg, Terri, Dim 3, i,R, uox,ou
schE kale sGggi@ ian ." Ic ~ n g 9oasos
sehr goseph ha, h9eers P9S s,, ,oI Pet JssrsSn
c sa,s v He boiy rrovtcne cr Port Johnson
-ehr Nellie n suo SNOW rrovdsHoe igr EiTEllngi;
schr Al.xGndr Fllie-hsm, Poyii" e. f9f NIdS III,
sei Charlie Miller Jon, Se" iIaye :, 9 or S yi;
sshr Rsiiiuarc lehman, New Maven for Port Johnson
schi Nellie Il, Hiysr, Lastport with fish to John Doyn
tons son.
steamships Gee for Hnmpars A. Se no cfo 1%
Sas Sornea Roer Trr,e i ;ar isyr TIE J.
Melaru Cor GLASGOW ATn "sl." 70. S' sorSb
steamship Isano i@r Po;lRd C "a sIT ioT sas.
WIND-suDset. light. 8. cleaf
IorDoy Feb l5-Saie 9th. Ella NJ storeri iJth u ~
Morris Apleas arshal An,cIila Ms; Iap be 1e carr
I ney I''I 5rv 81 Acciia arow Gt, ( DeE rIns,
10TH Schwegaarj " A. DOran spartan Express capt Hal
'O'''' "'' q DOMESTIC PoRTs- ,,.u...o-
Fei %or s,en Wim.Sure WI
iEnSP%r " l G1s.n Ben cleared steamships Az.
Burie1, New YorA eopard h sI its md Mar
;! ~ W. Essrla .pl How der Martinique At
HookIBark Aarin loader from Boston Eng Sai rsc
slip Give Urquhart from Liverpool arrived mere
f6HinE-s MONROE 5-Passed in for altimorG- Bark
Preeiosa from BrensI GIG ro cogno for Fai
mouth. =, - co.t,
Pueu1e Ayres Eailcn. stclmHhip Oyrrus - -,
poEriAsu Me- Feb lJ--aied. IAN, Gg rsshnre tlohua
.ehrs Midnight r. g. Kn GIT. Gov j. \. smith, and H. NJ
Mayo. Cleared. l4h, seir. Della Iiodskinsl Virginia -,
.IrvOKE Feb ID Arrived. schr. Hattie v Kelsey San
dali -gnOrn Cirlr-d steamship VIM. Crane, Kent Boston
sehi -allie Mair. Powell, PuTiIdnd
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
GgEEs5o FEB 7dS Wsns G Yo2a l FeS for
IAverI DOL, ed here at O'Clock this eye nine ~
PORTLAND. Fen. 1.-The steamship PernVlJn thp1-
''i'''' Ifor %ac~i SI.o ! -iSs ecc T'h Page.l
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Go Obom II Glan Concern

OFFICE OF rE CLONE MUTUAL LTpH IysuRASE COMPANY,
S45 BROADWAY. new YORK, Feb Is. 1871 )
A T a special Meeting of the BOARD of
IA TRUSTEES Of ths Company held this day, the follow
ing preamble ard resolutions were passed:
Whereas In the Divine Providence Mr. Cyrus P.
Smith, long member OF the Board NJ Of this Insr
tuition has been removed by DEATH this Board specially
vene desire express of loss oy this
sad event; therefore, be 1t
RSotred That while bow submission to the decree Of
Awise Dsposcr Of desirs express
the ~ cndeared long and intimate Of
social relations thus anorng abundant oppOr
approaching his purity OF character his high
honor an integrity his ndey TO duty and To the trust
posed In him.
Reoirsf That smith, Board has lost
one 81 M GIOs Naned associates one VINO was eNtI Ita
the beDeh ~ large the promotion Of
welfare of his ConDany with which lac has been closely
idru;incd almost from u oreaniza ion.
0lUsd, That respectfully tender 70 the family Of our
deep and sincere sympathy Win q en- in
their brreavenents that these resolutions be engrOsso
minutes OF the B0a ald copy OF be transmitted
10 the family Of tie deceased.
Reored That Of this Board attend the funeral
services Of deceased friend
PLINY FREEMAN.
President
IMPORTATION WANTED of the heirs Of
4 RICHARD GREGORY, formerly Of New York or Brook
to- California about . and mas re-
Gently died leaving property Address p Box No T.
Tribune Office
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SlIuallcu3 Ululco -GeMaie5.

4 FIRST-CLASS c0lorcd Laundress wishes
\ allies and aies wActIN by The do e TeeS nf or
DON Us Hest 5oths;.
/,HAdBFRMAID.- Protestant girl wishes
= situation 10 camherna!d and seansireSs good city
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A young Protestant
= eir SITUATION cham Dernaia Or Waitress Las
frS,ass ' e!eEncg' call Tor t'o days al 20 'da'e,
NOOk.-A COOK wishes situation in 4 private
washing ana ironing best cay reference lio
last i4L.t. "
NOuK-Bv tirst-class Swedish Protestant
Y coih git god .S g Fir e Hee Ff ct"gf
West n st 81, corucr Of rr,sd,sy Porter PISS
NOOk.-A Scotch rrotest.nt woman desires
Y aAtla'on - lis,,ei-s e""t hlra' aus tIi c aAi
ira.,vcs
[yOOK-By n frat-class family cook, who can
80 a. ~ "1 81 s. g' a k,e isg or and Meas as
t"ultr rel ean tGi.i,i hrs-eIia recon thnaL". ~,
5I.is ~ w. ''''' 'e'''A ''''' '''p
EO0K, &c-CHAMBERWORK, S1c.--By =
Y fespeviaj.r EngAl ~oa:u 20 COOK wssl and RON ava
r,rences ci,v country Can ~ Ferry ST. nrsi house
icr Two d., :. Inqr.la ioF ars LIKE
C0OK and LAUND8ESS, CHAMBERMAlD
y aIA "AIrHl.ss T"" scotch rfi, ant piaGs io3s::ier
cleiirr;fai varsv; both ". land their business
perfectly so Telctecs Caii az sob oliave nal 2' IT,
DCOK. WASHER, and IRONER.-A Protest
X ant woman. soG piai1 cu"k. wisr and rOnSI city
OF coGalry aooi rri'r,iros. % East 2iuls
COOK. WASHER, and iRONER.- reSpecta-
Die woman situation c0OI ~ashei anl rdIer
beet reference last place city on country 5-5 East
.lthst, rear.
COOK, WASHER, and IRUNER--By Scotch
" woman; Is wiling the country; ran cook We'll
an,! Ia gor washer wages bo object has ave
rirrtHce. Can bc cen al t2 het 9 aau 9ntIsls.
|yET your canablc and reliable coiorcd SER
wants ffse iDF capacity az the shortest
| uutc fas ~
AGI.SC ~ No Jas etaye ne4tsoor ~ the Eagle rhsacr.
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Eertnres Guo 1leetinas.


COOPER UNION.
- FREE LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE
IN the great hall az NJ, SATU RDAY feb. IL The lee
vii. delivered Dr. 4. b. CROSBY u New YORK
City. ANAESTHESlA
Tickets gTais the office OF the Cooper nlon
ana az d. Van Nostrand's bookstore, % Murray ST.
A. :. HEWITT, secretary.
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Furniture.

DEMOVAL.-Small expenses and great bar
IL gains Ingram ana stair Carpets zoe OicotiS &c.
and Suc white and blue Blankets Horse Blankets Rubber
BIaukets ANDREW LESTER & CO..
II ana ~ West HousOnst, Iear Broadway.
~ q. SELLEW,
IL Manufacturer Of
DESks,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNLTCRE,
No. 1903 RI LTON--r.. y. Y.
FINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DESKS.
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Gorscs. CARRIAGES, Garness, &r.
A UCTION HOUSE or ARCH, JOHNSTON
n (I.atc Johnston & Van Tassoll
OFFIt f.. - LIBEkTI-,T-
lFveling Post R'ildrgl
TIE HORSE AND CAI.L.IAGE BitANCU or OUR
HOUSE Is 10 D. 90 and - TIL RTEESrH-ST.
near University place.
The will be conducted precisely the same strict
aud honorable prime pies which have always chascLfd the
dealings house aud tr respect Gnd confidence Of
The business community veil a. the public n large
REGULAR SAILS EVERY IT ESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale MADE through the mail.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT g. Co.. importers of
Lace Cur ANS ana El1 broeres have removed from 10
Wotth@ 70 n es 10 and ~ WoKTIST, between Broadway
AMI ChurrlI--t.
New y otk. Fen. ], 1877.
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Board ano Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE new
Y9RK WIN t hE BEgEI co4 P m 1
Sos we s mr. 2, be e'F GFFR
No 22.I Th.rdayecor Onehundred and Twenty iorh,st
iIarcn Savings Eank Building up to p m At regular
office rates --
1n WAVERLEY-PLACE. near Broadway
to ~ Ta6e board Il. Transient 50 day steam neat
~ WEST oTH-ST.. third house from 9TH
bod ay al hod aT 1@%ca o WITH Or without BoGRD
location aud references drstcilss
10 AND Il CLINTON-PLACE (7th-stll,
near Broadway Large ANA small rooms with or WIN,
out board "a families single genemen also parlcr hoor
rooms, suitable for doctor.
s6l WAVERLEY-PLACE, corner OF Win
-1sD Handsomely furnished ROOMS TO RENT, WIN
without Driyat' table
A WEST 9TH-ST.-Nicely furnished square
K hTd door o cacp ha bedrooms
Very cheap. KeieIeRces exchanged
West Side.
An AUTHORIZES will let a bright, snug
\ room. WITH or wilton, board $50 West 2siL-st
DOARD-To a gentleman and wife or two
genemsn in P ,dS4de, .s g W.T. o i
nOUBl.E and SINGLE ROOMS, with board
two minutes walk rom Elevated D9ot 3If "es' So'h-
ST.. bet 9Th aud 9ii.aYcs
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
without board in choice iSGa%nr S s ayr NO
c cif for registering.
Two HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms
4 for Rent without board. Bathroom on same hoor'
References 81 West Twenty sizihst.
THE OWNER OF Il nicely tCR IN 81 81:
HOUSE viii RENT one or two tl10i I'm trn1s
I07 West Forty hrst-sL
a WEST 43D-ST.-Suit of rooms on parlor
- or second floor without private table Eeltene
~ WEST I7TH-ST.-PARLOR SUIT two
7alr bi itss G'"v Win Hf Boh@6
.)2 WEST 24rHST-Iwo or b three gentle se = or
-'t can De accomlo5aied wii, so' 'oi' a. - VI
40 WEST 26TH-ST.-Onc large, several
40 singh rooms board from 81 to $40 weekly Table
MOI WEST lZD-ST., three doors west Of
r@0N 10 TT. " IL good boarG and o.aon fIst
elasS only Responsible parties need apply terms reasonable
East gide
II HANDSOMELY FURNISHED k9CNs o. to
rent with boar su.tsr singy, At moderate pieces
~ I IN - dit 'aiu" HALL ROOM sccond
door 20 LIsI. with Doari references.
Brooklyn Board.
BOARD on Rrooilyn iisht~-122 Montague
II IT, ive inmates, walk d al! the ferries"
Country Board.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A GEe opportunity for
4 NJ; l,nlv 10 Obtain BOARD; hrst'a-t tnAie aal ac
C.uGnlt~ dt I.1'o
a,I ,u l.. Of ScnIiaycn railroad Address = StELf
BIrrG, Conn.,
Board and Rooms Wanted.
A Young German piano tencher wants ~
y give lee rs IN exciaag for boli al noble amer ~
f,m, re.rrences given. Ad''e'S il''' iT'' ''i--''
tribune olace.
A YOUNG LADY wishes pleasant hoHt,
modern couvefi.uc, gGid board ~ DIVA ~
=, ,,,,-rs eit uiDu sslrr bert rettr,tf r.
,ureu t.rns ieta.,a " AGdf'ss > - iHbIH'
{ pf0w1i Oficc LIS Hfo"i"ay.
1sTAVpFD-k room with fireplace and car
Nv net by .iy VIM "a teacher. IN crah ROUSE ti,l
street with r.sp cab proIlt, hld az innie!.S
.,encT Aefrr.s FRIGHT PIANO, Uptown lii"Gh' once
l. gJo 5ruHusaY.
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l6ti. ~. days. "
HOUSEKEEPERS, Teachers, SeamStresses,
and parsons lifted MI positions o, ,rust be ouna
EL.flE
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6elp Wanteo

A GIVE, intelligent men wanted.-Apply
n ai..f ~ a. ~ RAN McNALLY Co., 1853 Broaiw ~
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le!nslral 5usIrumeTIs

BRAUTIGAMs Upright and Square
"a PIANOS second 10 none prices moderate. Con
saty hand, Large assortment Second hand Pianos
from best makers New second hand Pianos
W0rero'Ias No. % Union--qIaTe.
q FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
n very great BARGAINS, them used but very short
time by best musicians aud really almost as good az new
fully warranted In every respect
Pease call the
WEBER wARERooMs, jthave and I6th st.
/ IGBTE d. ERNST, old house IF Lighte L.
IL Bradbury OEer their splendid PIAGO.FOilhS AZ low
prices monthly payments IL East l!st Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
- Y. BALL n Co..
- No. is EAST LATEST.
Chickering'S steinways other Plan lo~
forcasn on !nstallmenTs. and for
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4 FIRST-CLASS cOlOrCd Laundress wishes
allies and aiGilies WASHING, BY the dozen, week or
north facilities nrSi class. Call or address MARY COR
DoN ,Frst ,iOth.s..
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tnucd r- -,
GLsEHAL SE-sIONs-PART SUTHERLAND, j. ranz Mul-
or c0nous assault ana batter. John OBEeu J"sPh sic
yens JO.b av,s Harris, Michael Burke Thomas
JalEsnn Thomas Thomas Fay, burglary ANA >ii H.
David Asher John ShanaAan Thomas Finley, John iedW n
Frank EN ards John Crane grand larceny Thomas rNzrr
.IoD ls a.~. and battery lanes Ryan, EDWARD !ohlaCn
Wiam No Nanus petit larceny; David MOJny PatTck Brad
lev. Ioiu smith, assault ana battery.
own AND rEaMINEE- BRADY James Rice homicife.
CoUsr or APPEA!S-ALRANY Y. V Feb. l5The folcT ing
is the court Of ppcals dag Friday Feb Is, 1871
Nos Il. 1870, 1SS, i63, 1879. 2UI. 2GJ. a1a ZD0.
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Situations Ddu,e0- females.

JOUSEKEEPER-To an elderly couple or
to wait Invalid lady. CAN addreas 25i West
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NUR,E and SEANSTRESS-By q Canadian
~ gtr IL kinG aud afectouatc to children amt good
L,niy uic!aIe saving Racllne vii
q oantry Inference. Car az $40 3tdyt.
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a GREAT OFFER!:,W'e VI !,

"A GkEAA OEF EkS the.e Hnrd Tia.es
dsns. Of 100 PIANOS ORGANS, and - Ond hand
hrstclass makers including lower prices lor
cash insaets e until paid for, than ever before
orered. WAITRESS GRAND sQUARLand UPRIGHT
PIANOS and ORGANS are the BEST MADE. AGENTS
WANTED Illustrated Catalogues mailed A liberal dis
Teaehs Mii.ters Chnrchss &C. sheet Mus!e ~
half prce. HORACE WATERS & sons Manufacture rs
ana Dealers, 40 East l4tlsL, Union square y. l.
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WAITRESS.--Wanted, by a iirst-class regu-
~ lar waitress With good city references viii
assist viii chambelwork. 10 be seen at 81 West 3lstsL
lgNBlGAN DIS Office