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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

Victor Emmanuel evidently realizes that
nothing but prompt action in the Roman
matter can prevent a storm. Accordingly
his legions are already marching into tie
Paral States, and the Italian aag will soon
wave over the Eternal City. The King
knows that nothing short Of this viii aI-
pease bis subjects. IF the Papal States are
not absorbed at once by him. ;acso subjects
will proclaim a republic. The last contin-
gent Of French troops. numbering 600, has
been Withdrawn from Rome, and Victor En-
manuel'ssoldieTs viii probably encounter no
opposition to the occupation Of the PaTaI
States. These embrace Roma, literbo, Com
area, Civita yeeehra, Ycilctri, and Frost
zone, consisting Of 1859 square miles, and
having population Of 692, 100. They are
bounded on the North by Tuscany, on the
East by mbria and Naples, on the South by
Naples, and on the Southwest by the Medi-
terranean Sea. We take it foc Glanted that
a majority Of the inhabitants of these dis
;riets desire to be united to Italy, or the pro
position would not be made to submit the
question to popular vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

Tie enormous armies which have been
put into the field by Prussia have been
a perpetual surprise to the civilized
world. An inspection of the German news
parers discloses how this was effected. We
read in one. for instance, that tie entire cler-
zeal force Of a certain public Office l. away
with the army; in another part Of the same
journal we discover that's all the assistants of
the Berlin Chemical Laboratory, seven IN
hunter. are also absent IN the field. We
find elsewhere that the lectures at the Uni
verify in all the principal departments have
been discontinued, including the military
agricultural and architectural schools. The
upper forms Of the grammar schools, even.
have sent many of their pupils into the ranks
one Of them no less than eighteen out OF
forty. From these details. and many more
like them, We gather the true solution of the
mystery. Germany practically made levy
q. 1asse at the outset, instead of waiting to
do 70 until she had fought doubtful o-losing
campaign.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

LIST premium, bull years old, DAM. DAVIS g
Son. Windsor. $1,000; lst prem. bull calf do.
do. 4. 90; LIST prem. cow, years and over, do. do
Is 90: ID prem. cow years an over, do. do.
1000; lst prem. heifer years old, do. do. ~;
u prem heifer years old, DO. do. 5,Oo' Isl
prem. heifer year aid, do do. 800; u prem
heifer, year old, do. do. 400: LIST prem heiief
calf, do. DO. 400; 2i prem. heifer calf do DO
. IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

The SPEABERsHIP.-Iti Is understood that Col.
c II. joyce, Of Rutland, L. G. Hinckley, Esq,
Of Chelsea ard Gen " ". Grout, of Barton
are candidates for the Office of Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives this fall. The State
would he well served should the House elect
either Of these gentlemen. Each has excellent
qualifications for the place. Col. Joyce was
spoken Of for Speaker year ago, and has nu-
merous friends, who will press him earnestly
Mr. Hinckley has had many years experience in
the House, both as clerk and member, has an
extended acquaintance, and will also have large
support Gen. Grout comes later into the field
than the others, but his friends present him as
their best man from the east side of the State, and
urge the fact that the west side has had the Office
continuously since 1862, and q greater portion
Of the time for fifteen or twenty years, as rea-
son why the place should be conceded to an east
side man. All three are honorable gentlemen,
staunch republicans, and able legislators, and
we are only sorry there is not speakership
apiece for them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

The new canon, which the Illinois Episcopal
Diocesan Convention rejected by vote on We'd
neslay. providing that any clergyman appeal
ing from ecclesiastical to civil tribunals las a
Chicago rector recently did should be pro tacfo
suspended from the ministry, 1t seems was again
brough; before the convention, and after expires
sions Of strong protest against it, passed by
-Ayes-ministers, 81 laymen, 10. Mars
ministers, - laymen, :. In order to ease the
effect OF the ar,icle. the following section was
adopted The bishop and all deans Of the
diocese shall constitute the appellate court Of the
diocese, Of which the bishop shall be the presd-
ing Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

If we had met in partizan journals only
dcnunciations Of the incorrectness Of the
census of New York Just taken, We should
regard them as unworthy of notice but
when paper like the New York Tunes en-
dorsos these charges Of incorrectness' 1t ap-
pears as though there were really some
thing in them. That journal says
There has been gross negligence or gross IN
competency somewhere Every man we uet'
testihes from personal knowledge as to the IL
accuracy Of the returns Hundreds OF cases are
known in which the papers alter having peeu
left. were not again collected and yer mort
numerous are the csses in which no elott "ha,-
ever vas made 70 obtain Information ms Is
not the way TO make census
There are similar complaints of the way ~
which the work has been done IN other
llrre ci.ie-. OF course some allowance is to
be made for the disappointment Of the citi-
zens Of New York, Chicago, and other cities
who have been claiming immense gains OF
population, at the comparatively small in
crease indicated by the returns. Itwould be
pretty natural forthem to abuse the census
takers. The truth doubtless is, that New
York is stunted in its growth, and that too
by the very men who cry ont 50 loudly
against tle census The curse OF high taxes
and tie evil, Of Democratic misrule, Danish
Thousands from the city. Rents are high
expenses multiply because the city Is plum
derod. and thousands of the men who do
business there live elsewhere. But ON the
other hand, the census system should be 80
perfect and the agents employed of such
character. as to be above suspicion or re-
proach. The census Of the nation Is too I'M
rortapt 70 have its value diminished to any
extent by negligence and incompetcncy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

The official returns from so towns in Maine
give a total vote Of s. ,42l Perham has 1854
all Roberts. 80, l57 making Perham' 2 ma
jority ss07. The vote last year in these towns
stood Chamberlain, IS ,2l3 Smith, s5,o2S !;
Hichborn. 4la3 majority for Chamberlain,
1897. The senate will stani: IS republicans
and three democrats j. senators are for the
reelection Of Lot NJ. Morrill, to the Senate /;
nine Of the republican and three democratic sen
a,ors desire the election Of Governor Chamber
lain. The House is still stronger for Mr.. Nor
r;r
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Congressional and State committees that
they must be content with voluntary suo-
scriptions only. This is good so lar as II
goes, but the fact that such disgraceful prac-
tees exist. and receive what appears
a tolerant recognition, must strengthen IN
the minds of all honest men the desire 10
see the civil service reformed in some such
effectual manner as Senator Sehurz and Mr.
Jenckes propose.
The congressional republican committee
met in Washington on Wednesday, and re-
ports upon the political situation were read
from various parts of the country. georgia
was set down as hopelessly for the democrats
but Louisiana and Alabama are likely to
give increased republican majoriues, and re-
norris generally from the South are favorable.
In the northern and western states the re-
publicans are gaming rapidly, so that thc
committee do not doubt that there will be
good working majority in the next Congress
Delaware is set down republican by small
majority. and strong hopes were expressed OF
CARRYING New York The prospects OF this
latter consummation certainly brighten
The Republicans of New York are now
united. while the Democracy are DIVIDED
The Young Democracy of New ork cherish
an implacable hatred of their Tammany op-
ponents. Their determination 10 fight the
regular Democratic ticket is openly pro
claimed. To Governor Hoffman the Young
Democracy are particularly inimical- They
have powerful control over the elements IN
which the Democracy Of New York chiefly
trnst and their ayowed hostility inspires
the marty leaders with alarm. Furthermore
the Democratic leaders know that they
cannot hone to succeed without repeating
and marnifying the frauds of the past few
wears. and they see that this chance Is I'M
periled by the new law Of Congress against
election frauds. The Albany Journal de-
clares, and apparently with good grounds
for its belief, that the Republican prospect
in New York is to-day more encouraging
than it was in 1865 when the Republicans
carried the State by over thirteen thousand
majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

On July 80. $50, King William wrote
TO the Pope in response to an urgent re-
ques, f,- peace IF your Holiness were
able to oder ne On the part Of him who 50
inexcusably declared war. an assurance OF
truly peaceful intentions and guarantees
against the recurrence of a similar disturb
ance If the peace and tranquility of Europe
I certainly should not be person to refuse
To receive them from the venerable hands OF
YOUR Il illness. The d" insurance that King
William asked from the Pope has been ten
dered him by jules Fayrc and the republic
can government, and yet he persists in war
PRUSSIA can make peace to-day, triumphant
lasting peace. With such an opportunity,
every day of continued war should BRING
upon her, as the Triiune observes, " the just
execration of mankind
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The exhibition in this departments fully equal
if not superior TO that Of any previous year and
the number Of entries in many articles are con
silerably larger. The hall is continuity pack
ei. and it is Glowing ones way in good earnest
6, p,ss from one side Of it to the other Under
the head Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-23

The immense crowd in the Hail yesterday,
made it difficult to make anything like close
examination Of the various articles Of taste and
use in the Hall, and we are compelled to leave
mention mainly to the award of premiums given
elsewhere Nothing Of It's kind was more admir-
ed than the elaborate and beautiful wreath Of
natural flowers, preserved in wax, exhibited by
Mrs. Cushman of Boston. This took premium
at the New England Fair, and was not enter.
ed here for premium. We shall try to notice
some of the more meritorious articles hereafter.
FOURTH DAY.
The rain, which commenced about ten O'Clock
Thursday pm, fell all night and continued with
some intermissions Friday, put new and sober
face on the Fair The constrast in the appear
snce Of the grounds. was great as that from the
blue sky and bright sunshine of Thursday to the
dull gray clouds and driving showers Of Friday.
Twoor three hundred people in the forenoon wan
dering listlessly about the halls. took the place
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lst prem, L Billings factory, Rrtland, 1000
%, Towns fac, Try, Jonesville, 100; Sd, Shel
burn factory, 800
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the display is line and extensive. l. Brow
nell Of wHlisiln. has a table Of hne garden vege-
tables. WD Nunson Of Colchester, has vsrie-
t.es Of potatoes, in connection with other yeee-
tables. The largest display il made by VI. Re
gan Of Colchester, who hiss some splendid iuG-
nips sausshes. tomatoes aai cabbages.
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ton, turkeys, 200; 40 Hood, dorkings from
imported stock, honorable mention.
DAIRY PRODUCE.

list premium. G Fassett, Enosburgh,
$1,000; 2nd premium, L n Toby, Calais, 100;
3rd premium. 4 Royce, Swanton, 300
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CRIMINAL.

Az the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
lice bowling committed Aaron Goidsteln tor baNinE
stolen two elk dresses, valued at rs, from ne uwet
Of Rose Brown at No. Al BaXterst The ~ used saNc
MP the property.
At the Court Of General Sessions, yeSeTsd ir.:
Gustav Gunner pleaded guilty 20 grand larceny anu %
belns only one several charges, he was Sent 20 Ine
state Prison for FIVE George smith, coIoI'
ycted az burglary In the first degree, was sent Tue
Statc Prison for 70 years Smith bad only ehectd an
,ptrance and had no time To take anything. joseph
EcGowan pleaded guilty TO burglary IN the * onu
deree ana was sent 20 the State Prison Tor Ten years
Allen a Tavlor pleaded guilty 20 setting IRE 10 me
,,,,scs No s4 Grand ST. the nth OF January, ana
,,ss scrt IA lie state Prison for seven years
Oscar Wilson and Edward Hale were com
- Iustice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police
rf 10 answer having entered the store on Alyed Tay
- ~ "a Mercer yesterday, under pretense OF asking
H. mice OF goods and abstracling two pieces OIL silk
Sorth Nts . Marion Gaerty. domestic IN the empfy
Of JnIa q Rowan OF No 5i West Thirty ntth 81, Nas
iofkca M for the theft of SIS gold watch rom =
hosrier Thomas McKenna, a fcroclous-lOoklng g0uht
nm was committed in default Of $1,000 bail for IL ohl
omsly sssauitng Thomas Murphy OF NO. AS west Sia
teenih ~ McKenna bit large piece from the ear OF
In,nbv and otherwise injured HIM. Laura sage
s, To- wears of age, found by Omcer Martin OF h'
Tsruv sixth Precinct grossly intoxicated on Monday
nsht she said that she found glass Of gin at her home
aI, tcmucd by curiosity, she drank H. Ihe chhu wa
restored 10 her parents
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET on NEw-YoRK. ........,.,...,.....Pe bru.

POET OF NBW-YOBK" February Is
CLEARED.
hetHshPsjsSt Cool LIVERPOOL Fsirbnks Moore Wilmington
Cd Nefersou Phhs5epbai Neptune Baker Boston Charleston
Rehfnond 6e '' - '
stlp',Repu0ie FO,nsn Hamburg Queen Jansen St.
B.s-N Packer Holloway, Valparaiso Geson Sor) Lersron
oSSg..h'nT Louis" Potter Pot,u Pnuc. Udo. whittsmor.
sees-h NJ Atwood Doau. Bsneoa W Tee Tie. N.wb,rp
- eiainorti ChsI Dennis, Hodzkus0n Trinidad
CN'ss ~ IVnsou wilmington Ny Rover BToun Cbsrlssiop,
ARRIVED.
steamship Ssu Salvador kckefssb. Savannah nd. nj 49,.
steamship btnilr Baker NsN.Oteaus Eel s1d H.. r., d,
.aise. Aui ~ " ~ ''' ~
Barb Oilers Bsssou, Rotterdam 81 daJG n1,,
Sehr HbsrgS Mtfkesol. L0ng lstbor. n s. f,b
SbT s. ;. Day. Mckeuny. Long Hsfhor y $ G,h
ebr. A. VI Lewis. StspictoD, Long Hatbor. n \ a.
Sehf. Laura A. Doid, Besrse Long Hsthor. n s. 6,b
DOMESTIC PORTS.
fNN FgANCCO Peh H-ClesTei, ships Nglugae
D'Iis O C.4O Otspur r Acapulco Es for Valparaiso Ssd
'otIde for Hong Kong Tbos DRYDEN, Acapulco
bosfoN fsh l3AfTed barb HeurJ Lord FROM Csrleb.s h
Packard from Mohe scbrs NJ Moore. Dm Demsrat s
sm sdeusi Lusy Collins from Jacksonville Prmouh Rok oY
hss foII IDA L. from NesYok Island City. from Asw-ToE
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYsorrH Psi l5Tbe steamship Aiemabia, o sYork
Fssi ~ tbs port 81 ~ D. NJ.
4uggssIOsS Fsb. -1bs feansbI DelbnsTf, from Yof
s"a AffT'i al tbs port to-day.
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All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest TO advertise in TIKI TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only New York and all its cities and
villages but every and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief As Will
allow OF the advantages claimed. being made clear the
reader We would especially well the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In eaen
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
aud country. thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
umns advertising medium. Tie charges for advef
tjslug follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents line
Tor each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per ne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About words OF
onrwide columns average line Terms, cash In advance
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canning Ia the corner jumped o. was thrown on almost
SnaeT the wheels OF the stage 30 that could not stop IN
. The Court held that there appeared negligence on
a. mari OF the boy while appeared on the part OF
astdndant and dismissed tho complaint
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE, LACkAwASSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


New foot OF Chuophsrst
WisTER ARRANGBAESTS MONDAY. Nov ~ 1882
NJ MAIL TRAIN. connecting Ds-Is With BoonIon BFsueh
At Dover Chester Waterloo With SasseI r. for 40
Ne~tou Washington With the L. ard !" for Water
GAP soudsburg Bend snd all the L,
avanua Boomburg aud Delaware and Hudson K Rd. .
u:5os LRHlGHVALLEl ENPRkSS, steps at NeNMs Merrs
to.n Dover HseLown Washington PhPburg sud ka,ion
meets at Phiipbnrg With Be- Del r. for Beere, ke s0d AZ
Esaon r for Bethlehem, Asaiosa aAueh Chans sad
wikssbarrs ... ., $50.
and az waterloo with Sussex K K
$40 M ,ud 40 m 20 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$40 10 30 add and J. 7S 500 40 $50 60, 800
and AS a. TO SOUTH ORANGE lad lEtsrm.i.is 'iatoss
ll;,o A m 30 $50 MORRsIOWS sei nterns1hts
stations .., ,vn,yss
w., SgwARK Ms0 100 $3.50 800. 1920 H. .oo l:1o
23l $50 $50 40 $40 $50, elo, 60 7;+3 800,
asd ll:.5 p. - ,,oxrcr ,,1 =, 80 ,s
,,as.lon a. sCbocH, Assistant supsnDtssSest
'" w a. a. VIII. G,nl Ticket Agent
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cspisus sua purssrs Of vessels this pom ei.-d to
eeTer packages addressed 10 The NegiOk Associated Press
exhibiting he written authority Of " Siuouol Genera
SCENT News paksges Tor the J0s1 COIgEle5cS I
World tJpT htsaiRg Post Commercial ftsr SLi1t,
zstg and N1- Yorker DB0kTa should also be
Ne sEus ueFsOu
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PASSENGERS ARRIYFD

vROA NEW ORLEANS-IH steamship Benyie-H. Z. TaumAge
WIFI D. " iasteher and wife T. Keuda Miss Randolph J. Y.
and si W. Hair j. Robin Chas Campbell G.
frau HayaHa-Miss l. White, Antonio r. Jmia.l Charles J.
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@lrsitbtsiu county g,al esiai, for Salt.

CARM for SALE or EXCHANGE.-About 147
aeres kisco. HArcm Road van els sYA &C rhf
e m hons. onbuhgsi viii re atan ioL rssl 90 g"'d
eiy Wrprry -l-- =, " -, ~ -,
HOuSE and LOT for SAIL at SlNH SIM.
II Ham. contains With vatef bath loom. kf
H. - elufriJ eempsbi tte oe~ 1' 'ns & .. iss
a At AID by l8J feet deep AlpJ 10 j. hoLA fLAI j.
.rJAMFs HhONE
A SPECIALITY .-Wcstchcstcr County Realty.
~ ds,enpuIs ppos sI Ice ape .,' ',S ssia .. ,.s"
vi PLAQUE 49,
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s1,pREME CouRT-sprcrAL TrRM.

R,fors Mr.. Justice Uardofo.-- Wm. III. SeWard
,I sS y p SsVdrd a. aL-The testimony In this case
wes eoncluded Yesterday, and tho was then al
tonrnod 10 the 2ith inst. for argument.
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Yonu 5sIanS xfal 6siatt for Sak.

VARIETY of superior FARMS and COUN-
n try SEATS for SALE 6y j. s. LEWIS Eorthport, L. l.
nor SALE-A FARM of so acres first quality
land at Old Field Point seauke Building, ample and N
other init The house we'll located having hne view OF Long Island
sound and surrounding county Good Cunning bsng and ohnG
Attached 10 M. farm Ia large gTavy beach, IRON which
so last and the sales can De largely
further particulars apply Al u fontsI ~ l.
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ADRIAN n. MILLER Aucuoneer.'
MORTGAGE SALE OF valu-
"a LOTS IN YORKVILLE.


BENJAMIN PARCHlLD will sell by public auction UBSDAI
March 1870 u O'Clock at the Exchange saesroon
Y by order Of the Supreme Court ind under the direction
Thomas Lawrence asSe TIE SSS,RS % ypL Nth
northwest kade hudson
,ts Sire Of lot, D. OiIl86I64lI7 feet ., al. -,
NO ia ADMINISTRATIONS Lot With Jsoy Buidns theon
and known Dusnet opposite DuaHes Park size OF "
No s,s WASHINGTON Valuable Lot With 3s'or Building
thereon and known Washington St 81 o HI6 let
SOIIIERIY SIDE EIGHTY SIXTHSI, between FlhSI anu
SECONDAyRS-4 Lots; each 25rln21 feet ,o,- .,,p
sOUTHRRLY SIDE OF EIGHTiSlNTHSI between rIhS
and AVENUE A-8 Lots; each SrlG2I ieet ,,,ner - A.,
SOTHERLY SIDE EIGHTY FlFGHST, between FlhSL and
SECOND AvRS.-4 Lots; each 25Il02a feet - - .ryxrvs
SOUTHERLY SIDE OF EGHTlSlAIHSE, between AVENUES
A and B-4 Lots: each 2ibIln22 feet -. ,.,,rps
SouTHERIY SIDE OF EIGHTYSIXTHSE, between AVENUES
SouTUERGY SIDE or EIGHrY.FIFTH.sT. between AVENUES
A and R. Lots: each2 jIl0ll feet.
NORTH EAST CORNER or AVENUE and ElGHTYFIFTHST.1I
Lots each j6r9S feet Lot corner OF Avenue and
SoIIIIESST CORNER OF AVENUE A and EIGHTY FIFTH ST
Lots GI9 feet. Gore front cug Avenue A. ROM - VI
feet rear rs deep; IL y feet rear go ~ nrep
NORTHERLY SIDE or ElGHTfFlFIhsI., between AVENUES
A and Bic Lots: each f5I lO22 feet - imam ,,r
NORTHERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY FIFTH ST between FIRsFA'E
and AVENUE "A Lots each 25rlO2 feet u,u,-
SOUTHERLY SIDE OF ElGHTYFlFrHST between FhSI aud
SECOND. lVES.-4 Lots: 23rOl fee .-.,.,,.,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF AVENUE b aud blGHl lFOLklH.
ST i Gore northeast Avenue sOi feet irou eet
deem foot rear Eighty IeI n front foot deep
40 oo The all Of MARCH at TIyOLG very sauable County
Resdrpce Of the swirl Lugton deceased known az Al
ont and situated Red Hook DDtchess County state o.
SerYork and comprising about J8 acres Ga SAD premises as
splendid Mansion and all the necessary oul0unn.s tb are usuH
found ~ 6rstcass country residence. 49,.
NO.thirds remain on
bond and mortgage of unproiuce property sixty
per bond and mortgage for term Of years
further particulars apply 70 Tue once oi GDbOH
TUCRFR ESQ Plaintiffs Arorney Herald Building at the once o.
once Of FAlRCLD v K STEVENSON. son Co. Auconeers
No ! IT, ST.
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FORT -@arotus' Hoiiu.

d STATE OY EEw.fOHE,
POKTWIRhHNs OyyicE No. IS WlhaBs
NOTICE Ia hereby given, IN accordance with
stftaa VI tie Aet parsed Apn H. G5i, ebu.d IA Aetto
nss'ssSs The btdsEI OA u AZ Po Of Mes Yors" L. ell
e'se- 10, or having Of the subjtc
1enehsI tb hlosbg
500 We Font NafIshl h1i the all
l-td Hh5 tel ths goles so
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TUESDAYS WEATHER RgPogT-9 An


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
81 SUP $50 Moon
sIGH
fNoJ HOOf g. ~ Cows Islud.. $3.50 Hell Gate 10
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@ttan Sttamtrs.

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY. O'Clock precisely
IRON Pier No North River
hORRO CASTLE Can't r. Adam. February u
COLUMBIA. Capt H. Van Size (viA Nassau February ~
MISSOURI Capt NJ r. Greepe................... March
No Bewlng-green
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sroohlpn prOptrtu 90 GIT.

Two LET WITH STEAM POWER.-Splendid
Hght sud sry ROOMS. large and snail Apply TO G. BLAkh
Fulton and Pineapple sts Brooklyn.
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3uusts an0 farms &lanttS.

4 -WANTED-H0USES to REM In all parts
oftbs and Bfooklgu supply the iemsnd Parcu ar aen
ton paid To- tbs business by WM MORGAN PLACE
90 10 wilism.st l.. and IS Broadway, Brooklyn. T. D.
NVANTED-A DAIRY FARM, from 100 to
to 800 stocked exchange for hseia's city prop
ertr. Address B. c., Box l53 Tribune Once.