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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-ToRK.................. February le
CLEARED.
ssysrHsb clyde Morgan. Wilmington. \ John BISON
Bremen Aabima LneOusr FerlAaliaa, Fla b CD NeleIsOn
BaTEMarv Lacrea Heacks Barcelona John zteon Ticket
Caaanen Gratta Wallace, Msaulas Eba Peterson, Havana
Bfg-A NJ Knight Knight CardeHasi Leighton Wallace Jack
Se6rsw B Hopkins, Rich GpadaIoupe B F. Hart, Hart Havana
Henry M-t Araa,hcOa NJ C Hart Rowey Charleston; ". r.
F.l Hyer
ARRIVED.
Steamship Main Is O. OeTenlorp, Bremen Ph via Souhaup
steamship Ty5ee Daroy San Domingo CITY days pass.
steamship Columbia. Dambre,A Glasgow fep 5 via Neville Feb
Sicn,p RsInsa Wilton Rio JaneO Jan 49, wa St Thomas Feb
steamship taruua Spencer Galveston Feb g. and Key West 18Th
sisanp Jane. Aarer Lockwood Charleston md.e aud
Ban Ti 4nsrc, isril5s BSs;op IN Ia'ast
Bne O. c Csrg Gould Paeruo "a days, fruit
Bns Carrie b. rs.e.ag IaIE SasGa 10 ,a,s mo,a''e'
NJ, seao0Ns''-Ai'kA 1 SSo, e9AJ I,.1,,
e. B. b MsFara1d Gs'gcs.on EatTe Providence
Hight Of Hope Philadelphia, Lime Bridgeport
ARRIVED. Sunday. February %.
Steamship Niagara BaAeman hiclmond Cy Point and Norfolk
steamship Gen Barnes Mallory Savannah. pass
Sg winsired f Yarmouth So, Scott Bristol E. IS days rail-
i" BarS REINDEER Wellington Tnauad cocoa
Bak Ia stone f Bo,Onl Pnuey Shangbas ll3 days teas
BE Sord.si Sor Tsas Tasadroy l6 via Consan:nope
Br Nancy Cof Sandy Cove S. saunders Demsrars u
olf Nh H. helzeI lol Jersey N'J Sope1 '-eLa 1s
Fred (of Bango Smith Maysgael p R. days mde
an
Sr Alice g. Grace Cof Bosoal Gilbert Wilmington y c. days
Schr Maria Person Grant Baltimore. cal
Mary Crow Wilmington y. G.. tavs naval stores
Sbr b. L. Corlery oi Grea Egg HarJo Grace Ctuaesos IL
Az, sugar
sCBOONEKs-RlyBR AND C0AsTwsR
L. s. Bahcoek Milford. Mar G. E.o.i. Virginia
Jerusah NJ. Smith. Egg Harhor.
DISASTERS.
BOsToN Feb l9The hrg Constantine from s.. Domingo
arGauI Cove lurug TIE
h discharge part 90 Der cargo DO order 20 get of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. saturday, Feb. 10. 1870.

NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. TO- 1910.
Business in real estate remains quiet, but
doubtless with the opening of Spring and more settled
condition Of the country financially there will be re-
yyal Of the great demand for city and ouoftown houses
and lands which characterized March, and April, and
May OF the past few years fan in prices need not be
expected-an increase the rates ruling "a more
probable. The advertising columns Of THE TRIBUNE tell
where Salahle houses and lands are and where their
sellers may be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
DEREMPTORY SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE And MACHTSERY. KNOWN AS
THE BRISTOL WOOLEN MILLS"

POWELL WEST AnctoueeT No. % South FrOutt, Philadelphia
ON IESDAY 1870 ~ O'Clock, PREMISE situate IN
Br tp Penn Philadelphia and Trenton o. ~ Railroad,
will the REAL ESTATE aud VALUABLE MA
CNERl Wooe Nils consisting Of lot Of Ground so rrt
bv ~ feet Bliug. 80 y ~ feet with 2soy stone
vo, 10 hy 80 ~ Binding 10 by IS feet; with all the
Pipes FITTINGS The "L"e
pri.ug s iaos complete Mil IN The STATE. 49,
For u particular, der pe uaA which be obtained N
lnr q. Lnu ~ I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
MONDAY. FrR. o.

Argentine Republic Bran and Thomas per steamship
South America. a the General potOEce az ?.
Aui. Panama and Tor TIE S1Ih Pacific and Central
Alaska tie General POstOhce at O
a ll steamship al @. from Pier y y K
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15CSENCFRS 1PPJVVD

FROM BREMEN Feb Stu steamship ManCstherine Yele C.
W Field Mr. and Mrs Bart NJ HoHuEcr $ tOrier W. Rsug A.
Peor Neieseg Louise Starge b. fom9oa r. Plsie 4mee
de- q. Neyau Gutau, Paul Glg, p Ferret r. Meyerheg j.
H. Dawes Sarah Dawes Dr. Leb A. Lung VIZ West Dr. Hodsou
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oyHcE oY rHE Bo,Rp wArR CoSSissloSESs,}
PaoytDEScE r. l.. Feb II 1910
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER

OyVCE BOARD oY WATER C0snissloSkS{
PaoyipKNCs r. l.. Feb IL 1910 }
PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER
PIPES-Saed Proposals will Or received at this once until ne
4h proIro at ~ o'clock noon for furnishing Tue "uoe
or any por,on of The ag lron Water Pipes VIZ
feet inches diameter varying IN thickness from uon u
inch. -. o. 2, ,oeh IN
10 inch 49,
go feet "A inches diameter 1916 lueh and - 10 inch hek
20 inches diameter - " men anu - meg
0O Irrt inches diaetrr u 10 inch aud 2j infh eA
an0 feet 10 inches diameter. 20 inch and inch thies
ono feet iuchr. 10 - Inch aud lllb inch thies
00 feet inches $40 inch aud u % inch theA
sOo ,t 10 inches diameter l7l zach aud 10 .! neh IL,h
Io O0 f.,, inches DIAMETER zach and . ~ inch ihlek
i9Oo feet ipehes diameter IS3l inch aud inch tllek a.
To he made quality Pipe Iron IN lengths OF not less osH
aud 90 he east upright s.,,s. -, p.
VArnish.
10 h, thoroughlv proved aud inspected ,--.,
70 Il. d,n,r, city which be deaspAe
To b. delivered nearly equal monthly quantities IRON may 70 y"
ysnher Inclusive AZ. ts,h ..,h
uon,h for the pipe delivered Ia the previous mouth .
be accompanied ~h nsnd sanet"r' '" hs
u.os sopiuoped faithful snsoauop Of Ihs proposal we
shall be accepted
. PROPOSAL. will state the price tus 81 go pounds
gn,.Iopss must be Endorsed Proprs.ls for fPrs
IN he obaned
m, right reject and s poPosAA
s "A t SSs ssSSs o.- x.G
hal uslD
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BPNIlYIV p F,RcWLD Auct'oleer
SUPREME COURT SALE-ln Partition-Ot
- VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
On DIANE WASHINGTON and Of READE and HUDSOSSTS,
Also
"a LOTS N YORKNIIIF.


BFNIAMIS p. FAIECLD will -l hy public auction ou TUESDAY
March the Exchange Soom, III Broad
v the supreme Court and under the direction 81
Tuoma. esq Referee hr lowmg desert ed property Wa
KEAbE AND M DSON.ST. ". tORNER-Na.ulDs Lot. With
.,7 m the noha OF Kl aud HUDSON
ST.. size OF ut ~ lulu@6xlofiIi irrt
~ llt ESI-'sut.- Lot gth 3s'ory Building thereon
IA Duanest. opposite Duanes- Park sire Of lot
So 4s WASHINGTON ST-valuabe Lot With Buliiag
thereon aud kro,u Washington Of @ 9IO isr.
SOUTHEEIN SIDE OF EGUllSINIHSI, between FIRST aud
SECOND ANEs.--i Lut.; -acl 2jtl.22 feet.
SOUIERLY SIDE OF EiGlllSIN IT., between FIkSIANS
sui AVENl B. .i--B Lots. each 2lHit21 feet
NORTHELI SlpE or EIGHTY FlFiHSI, between FIRST aud
SECUNu-ANES-4 Lots; each 2'til22 ic-t ......,.,.
SuUTIFEI SIDE OF EIGHTY SINIHST., between AVENUE
4 aud H-4 Loi.; each - trl.2i feet ........
SOl rHEELl SIDE or llGNIlNIAIHST between Az VENUES
4 atI IA Lots: each 2jS ? , feet ...
sOUTHtEIN SIDE or EIGHrYFlFrIl.ST between AVENUES
NORTH EAsr CuRSEKoF Avenue 4 aud TY.FFrHSr-
rarh 25tIJ feet; lot corner Of Avenue aud
sol IrfST CORNER OF AVENUE \ and EIGHTY FlFTHST-
rr ~ r.
NOgIHEELI SIDE or RlGHTlFlFIHSf, Jet"ren ANbNJ Is
A aud I--iG Lots: each 2'Ib22 beet .- .,...
NORIHEELN SfDE OF EIGHTY FIFTH ST, between flSI A'b
and AVENUE A--8 Lots: eacn liNln2 rrt -
SOrTHERLY SIDE OF ElGHTYFFrH-ST betse-n FIRST aud
SECOND AEE>.-4 Lots. each 2Jtr2 feet, . .....
NORTHEAST CORNER OF ANENlE ami klGHIlFOIELH-
ST. Gore northeast Of AvruHe @lnl feet front ~ feet
Grrr Go E.L urt it, l3'3 H. ii"nt tdrsp
Also t 8h # MARCH at rNOII the 'rry valuable C"uny
Re.ruce Robert SsIu L'ngton deceased Known IS AZ
mont and the Red Hook D"'chrr' county stare 81
N-sork comprising about JOB acres; GA sd premises ge
splendid Mansion al "u'oiIlss '1e are u''y
iouui on a brstc country residence
tNo-'uris remain
bod mortgage II uuproiu,e property sixty
Ier cent remain bnai and for term Of years
The office Of GIDEON
Tue ER ESQ, Plaintiffs Attorney, Herald Building at the Office Of
THOMAS IANREN, g. Referee "" u" Nss'us st. or a. Tie
Office Of FAlECrGLD r. SIENEN>ON, sos Co., Auconeers,
No N Trs Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
Will find to their interest TO advertise IN THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found. only IN NewYork and al its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should DO as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers FOR the three editions of TIE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business proessou; consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports 81 sales o. real estate both cry
and country, thus adding greatly To the value O It's col
umus advertising medium. The CharEtS for advcI
tIsIng as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. 20 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY IEIBUSE e. per Inc: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % cents per line About zen words "
wide columns average line Terms. cash 10 advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
Auttiun Sales Of 8ral Cistatr.
J. JOHNSON. IT,, Aucloneer
RY 10 II y son ~ NJ l. i f L


DY NSON u NJ l. i L X,
ID ACCTIOSEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No - SissAU,T COR. CEDAR-sr., NgS-ioRE .
CITY Couutry and Farms bought sold
negotiated Auction sales Of Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY, Fen. -,
At 70 O'Clock, AZ Exchange Sslestuom III Broadway, y y
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF THE MOST VALUABLE LOTS
~ THE CITY or BROOkLlN, FRONTING ON AND IN
NISrIEAvE and First,t " r. corner. magnificent lots
NINfhAHE, " W side, only u r. W. Of GRAND PLAZA, one
splendid lot
desirable lot
ElGHTHAvR. and Mlcouh-st. S. W. cor. : lots
BITLER.ST.. y. =, $50 q. TO- +. Of Fahusisye two lots
UNON-ST.. :. W =, 20 H. ~ ". of Eighthae i've lots
ElGHTlEAyE y. ". :. 80 n. v 4 Macombst, two lots
FISKEPLACE. Of above. two lots
FtFTH-tNE and Fth-st s. T. three lots
EOUtTIANE BOlLENARD, y. W. s., eutTe front between
Tlirreglth and Thirty ninth st., 10 lots
THIRTY EIGHTH and Thtg.nbthsts In ~ above, 6 lots
TOrRHAyE BOULEVARD. n. ". side, ~ - IN. 5. W. Of
TtIry-uIuth.st lots
THIEp.AyE. auI F,.,i.tl.st. $ " cor. Eve lots.
n p side lots. Also,
Also "a time and place
SPLENDID LOTS o. FLAIiINH AND WASHlNGTONANES.,
FRONTING PARK. ,
T. ttiihiY~. entrance. 10 lots
MA>HISGrONANE D. side. tJ O. u \. Of t.ass0u lots
Maps Offices - Nd.ssust y Y ~
THURSDAY. Feb 2i
o'clock Frcl1ugr Sir.roon. III Broadway n y.
POSITIVE SALE-yALUABLE hOBOhEN HOUSES
able rfeiory English basement HOUSES 20r3it7O II
rooms each. surroundings good Five nuue walk
FERRIES Near hprss aud Morris and Essex Depot Terms
easy. Maps ~ Na,.ausL \. Y.
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SATURDAYS WEATHER REPORT-oAM

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sBu &c 543 Moon ..l2oo
~.
SANDY Hook..:53 Cows l2f3 Hell Gs;e.... %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

CTANLEY DAY. AnctiOncer, 92j Broadway.
- M0ND4l fsa a. q 4 "a q. EXCHANGE Sarso9m III Broad
at,s-Tbe tnrory broSusue HOUSE aud LOT,
lnoan side - W ucr, west OF SeyrutaSe lot
IbYt4lg Rented l. 1870 60 per Croton tar
atd repairs Permits terms, MAPS aud particulars at Auconeers
ofhcc ~ BroIdaay
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ADHI,N II. MrLLER Auct.oneer
" NIIrN PT H. BUSINESS PROPORTION

\ .ATUADLL do NINL0O lVI In I III
s,lbue.t Gaul and Greeuesta. at aacton ADRIAN
T. u. WILKINS cell az auction Ill kS
DAY Feb o. at cck Sllr,ruon, M broadway
GVaNpS lots Of land the south vest ~
Gua and 81 Grands, md Nos
TIE Improvements consist oi 'i" Buek store
m perfect order corner Brick House adjoining
sud Bncs Houses GrrrursL THIS property
locations Va the city opposite the elegant
Appe;ons aud from the character the Improvements
nos N required for wholesale business purposes
Lot together q GflaI-si b 9O IT, Grcrurs Maps At
the 81 ice ui h- Auciiouerr. No . PuesL io"h)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
6ountm Rtal 6stats for Salt.


EOR SALE-The well built, spacious and
elegant HOUSE GROUNDS Washing midiletown
Crneecu late belonging Dr. Jackson deceased Of which photo
graph plans be at No Pes Middle
os Is from New Work With tire. mails
Its saubtV aud educational advantages nd accessibility by
ud rapidly Increasing the population business and value
Of property Price $1,000 With half mortgage desired Apply
FuB9D' MULLER WILKINS 4 Co.. No. Pioe-st
CREAT Bargain, if sold before Aprll.-A
et,t class PARM with buidngs situate stamford,
Conn Fruit Abundance Price s0a Inquire
Ballast Odoe 50 Southst or 5 HOiI Gfoee stamford oonn
COUTH NORWALK, Gonna finely located
- COUSTRY STAT SALE ground commanding erten
ve views Of Long Sound modern house hot and cold
xa.r ham kr Must b. sold = IRELAND. lOl Broadway.
Two MINERS.-For SALE valuable GOLD
NINE miles Charlotte n c. 57 acres IN good Working
TIM: steam engine Hl
Apply the Nine to JOHN II. WALTER Ri y hshthst,
Philadelphia
Inu FARMS in Saratoga Co. from 5000
lOO 5000; choice Farms ia Mohawk valley JAQUS |O5
Broaisav.
S32OO-A RAR En- BARG An 10 ,t
hours cleared aud ready for cultivation FOR
foil particulars apply at IO3 Broii~ay, near FouHh-st
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I5rooklrn Zeal Gstatr for Salt.

TOR SALE-A first class three story and base
HOUSE an modern Ei rovsrr's Slcks' utat Clinton
Bkyu 2trj lot TOO: butt tsys Ne wA Independent
walls Inquire 90 %. STEVENSON, 'j' Court ueIf Sacaetttt
TOR SALE-On lIicks-st., brooklyn, within
Wast fpa5s'ory rex and
DWELLING EDgsA btsnent stl t-rusc, a- hath, "aeo,i
viii cheap th- residing Europe Ircc
4lHnO Apply 90 a. g. DANLSPOEI Agent I.I HolaFHest
FOR SALE, furnished or unfumi,hed-A fine
lrowl.toue fro HOUSE. 10 Carbonate BROOKLYN
3
By "a jL lor permits appB DAVENPORT
REEVE. Greene. ave. Brf"flrn
EOR SALE A handsome three story base
subcesr, brovn,ioue HOUSE. G5eeg4ye Price
$1,000. NJ. A. rutland 4 Co. Eeekmsast, y y.
CELL PROPERTY that has reached its highest
y value aud where is rarj- ADVANCING Fof SALE
HOUSES; u eyer' modern and uns city lois to
fat'ls"
Inquire Of WI. MATTHEWS. FaiOush, Hewe
Williamsburg
WATERFRONT PROPERTY at Brooklyn
w SALEOue-h and
with right o Sling ont 20 bukheai line built b7 ~
railway tracks Apply HOMER MORGAN Piuest U.6ag)
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S1lrsttbtsttr Countp gsal Gst1ts for Sal,.

61lrsttbtstrr County Rral GstItt for Sll,.
A FIRST-CLASS Fruit and Dairy FARM for
~ SALE depot Wc,icLesef Coauty; Eae bgh location
modern buildings land highly cultivated
Good investment IRELAND lOl Brosdwag
nor SALE-A FARM of 81 acres; half mile
Mnu Keo cepoI e'tcheier Co good land orchard house
barn oubu drgs healthy Adhe,s Mrs
HARRIET YOUNG Mount Kco Wes'ch~ser Comfy, y Y.
HOUSE and LOT for SALE at SING SING.
IS with water. bathroom. Sc
House m 81 The Lot. SO feet
front aud 10y deep. Apps j. HOLLY PLATE
JAMES BkOWN.
A SPECIALTY.-Wes County Realty.
~ See descriptive pucc upon application.
Of stsmn STANLEY DAY. US broadway.
COUNTRY SEATS Village Residences,
~ FARMS. VILLA SITES. AND LOTS.
on TIE HUDSON And ELSkWiERE
FOR SALE IN GREAT VARIETY AT REASONABLE PRICES
BY MALLORY BLACKWELL 81 LIBERTY ST. v Y
IF YOU WANT 10 PURCHASE OF HIRE Il
i HOUSE at Youkers, apply TO !. lOt MANS.
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Cost anO cfOun6.

I OST.-A CERTIFICATE of DEPOSIT, 1893,
issued by Messrs Macy, dated Jan. g. 1870 for jo
paybe Davidson order Marine Co. Chicago and
forwarded We hereby person. persons.
to negotiate same payment has been stopped y Feb 20
1870. h. FRIEND Co.
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11otitrs of gankrupttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
4 STATES for EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSlLVANlA-
JOHN b. \. ALLEN AMI RALPH \" F. ALLEN late
trading j. B. A. Allen SouBansnpts herebg given
that ALLEN late of said Cru aud also formerly OF the hfn
y Allen. will apply for bis discharge in sad Court on
March 2. 1870, AZ 10 O'Clock 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

MISS HENRIETTA MARKSTEiN" GRAND
wi CONCERT AZ Association Hal. rgeatr.ihist Ani
Fnrhayr ON MONDAY EVENING. Feb g. assisted by The how-
ipg celebrated t, MAame Nara Ss'o Nu" A'aloa Nsso'
Antoipe 1 Mora Mr. Charles Roberts n Eocli."lNi 49,.
Ms Henrietta Marksv ackuoN ged 70 DC zoe 81 We s' pA
Amenra.
Tickets Reserved Seats 81 For sie AZ F,Vs's't "
V,,t Tsrty b Slsnets ~ Broadway Klmtls 10 D' -
pad 4 % Broadway
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guturrs anS Sflutines.

stduus ano Tlullnes.
A UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING will
~ - t IN IN. Methodist Church Ffty. third
wv aud fhthave MONDAY EVENING Feb 81 Al y o'clock Al
Horace GIeee key u D. Noarop Aal Rev :" ~ Care.
IOHN HUSS at Prague and Before the
~ Council BY The Rev, STEPHEN H. TYING, The
H. 81 the Yoang Mvns Chisa Assocaton TwrnUihst aud
F,urtl.svs, on WEDNESDAY. February % AZ O'Clock
Ticket. for sale Ranioph 10 BrOaiwa1; j. Patti
son 4 Ca 81 last Twenty thisti Caog LsnAhAn so3
Bre-iasy. lousg Mems Christian Association.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

WEALTH AT SARAroGA.-There was never
such representation at Saratoga as at this
season. Millionaires may be counted by the
hundred. At the Union house they have A.
T. Stewart, the prince merchant Of America
and Auguste Belmont, the great Englinh bank
er, who count their millions as some men
count their thousands but Congress Hall has
a greater representation Of wealth in the two
great railroad kings, Commodore Vanderbilt,
the weathiest man in New York, and Chester
W. Chaplin, the richest man in Massachusetts.
Vanderbilt is growing in wealth so rapidly
that he is building churches and giving them
away, and could realize almost any day from
seventy-fve to a hundred millions on his pos
sessions He and Chaplin are much together,
and are probably planning soIne great railroad
enterprise, while drinking Congress water
Chaplin is one of the coolest of men, and new
er seems disturbed by anything A great
disaster on the Boston and Albany road by
which half million dollars would be sacri-
feed, would hardly change muscle of his
face. lie would deliberately set about max
ing repairs, and 20 on drinking his Congress
water. cannot tell you how much he is
worth indeed, few persons know but il
Springfield were offered for sale he would
have no difficulty in buying it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

THE POLITICAL MACHINES AT WAsuiNGToS.
The congressional campaign committees both
democratic and republican, are hard at work
in the capitol, sending off choice political
reading to the unenlightened Americans, black
aud white, all over the country. Each COM
mittee employs about twenty hands, and gets
off on an average 10000 eght.page pam
phlets per day. They are sent, iranked, ready
for distribution. IL would seem impossible
for one man to frank so many documents each
day, but the matter is easily explained. Hereto
fore the custom had been TO use fac Simiiie
stamp, but that is now forbidden, and each
separate document must be franked by writ
ten signature. Accordingly, some fifteen
clerks were put at work in the democratic
committee rooms, and the same number in
the republican, TO initiate the signature OF
the chiefs Of the committees, Messrs Pratt
and Randall. When the clerks became per.
feot in their work, they were SGT to franking
documents in the names Of those songrossmon.
Considerable money has boen received by
each committee, and an immense number OF
documents arc being printed, They have
adopted new plan Of distribution, and only
send tho documents 70 parties ordering thom,
circular being sent to each congressman,
postmaster and editor, to show wha. style Of
reading II is proposed TO furnish, and the
price por thousand Of each pamphlet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
1Fnr the 1gnung.


"uOg Your OWN row"
I think there are some maxims
Under the sun,
Scarce worth preservation ..
But hero boys Ia one
So sound and 20 simple,
It's worth while ~ know
And all In the single line,
Hoe your own row
II you want ~ have riches,
And want 10 have friends,
Don't tramplo the means down,
And look for the ends
But always remember,
Wherever you gO,
The wisdom 0f practIcing,
Hoe your own row
Don't just sit and pray,
For Increase of your store,
But work who helps himself
Heaven helps more.
The weeds, while you're sleeping.
Will come up and grow,
But ii you would have the
Full ear, YOU must hoe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
IE Ynu nAYE nm DYspEpsIA.

Headache Dizziness, Costiyonea, Piles Oppression after
Eating Sour Rising, or any Indigestion or Bliousness,
10 you DO not thank a0er using DR. HARRlsONs
PERIsrALTiC LOZENGEs we viii forfeit tho price Of
Che box Also. warranted 90 euro cycry kind OF plrs.
For sale at so. fremont Temple. Boston. by F.. A.
RICHARDS co.. Proprctor' nuihy on Druggist.
Mailed FOR sixty cents. oct&nov.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05
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less, reliable instantaneous does not contain lead,
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Hair Dye has had thirty years unlarnished reputation
to uphold s Integrity a. the only perfect Hair Dye
Black or Brown. Sold by all Dusglsts Applied at Dc
Bond st., New York 9ii5
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In the Treatment Of Diseases Incident to females, has
placed DR. DOW At tho head of an physicians mahine
such practice speciality and enables him To guarantee
speedy and permanent cure in the worst cases of Sup
preston and a other M,nstuai Doagfmc7fs, from lrbat
esr aaise All letters loradycc must contain g. Office
no. ESDcorr srRErT Bostoy.
~ B.-Board furnished to those desiring TO remain
undor treatment
Boston, July, 1870. 2i56
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HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE

The Simplest, Cheapest and Besim Use.
Has but One Needle A Child can Run 1t :
Designed especially for the Of families and ladies
who desire 10 Init for the market. VIII do every stitch
of the knitting In Stocking widening and narrowing
as readily as by hand Are splendid Tor worseds and
fancy work, TAKING FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF
STITCH Are very easy 10 manage, and not liable to
get out Of order. EvERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE
VIZ WANT AN AGENT IN EVERY lows TO INTRODUCE
AND SELL THEH 10 whom We offer the most liberal IN
ducements Send for Circular and Sample Stocking.
Address
IINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. Bath, Me-
Or l76 Broadway, n. v,
mN ne Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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sJr tho Barrows Graves Robinson, 1ou,l and the Bar
low plows ut prices which will dciy competition.
Montpelier Sept p, 1853. slt-
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Special hntioes.
THE CONFESSIONS OF An INVALID.

Published for The benefit Of Young and others who
uner from Nervous Debility, otc, supplying the means
solfcurc Written by one who cured himself and sent
foe receiving postpaid directed envelope. Address
1912 NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Brooklyn NY.
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II SEND IN YOUR ORDERS X
NEW FIRM NEW STOCK
BARRows & PECK,

t'soe,uors 70 ~. =. RrunIH 8 co..
eundcrs gncd having purchascd the entire stock and
goodwill 1 the late lrm 0i ". r. brtman Co.. and en-
truly rtltci their store and rcplruslc ther stock
nov prepared 20 furnish all varieties oi
STOVES, TIN AND IRON WARE. FLOWS, MECHAN-
les TOOLS, SHELF HARDWARE.
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Watnhman Sc journal.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1870.
Rc.uniOn Of The "Old Seeond.v


Add,sss d,i'rsred al the sooHd Reunion ofthe gu
". regiment, hedW W Burlington, Jiia, II, 1870