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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or TO LET-A New 3-stOry, base
men snbcsr brosnstonc DWBLLlNGOuSE and lot with
an modern Improvements; location frta blocks from Prospect
Park lines FULTON Fern passing within block Of
Terms reasonable Apply premises, NO i hyckolst
between Fhh AMI Sixth ayes Brookbn.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW. YORK. Friday, July 8, 1870.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, July 8, 1870.
A reasonable number of people attended the
sale OF villa plots to-day at Lakeview Station, New
Jersey Mr.. j. H. Hinelll the auctioneer, and was
not long disposng Of the property at fair prices.
One sale will take place tomorrow Saturday, full
particulars Of which may be found by referring TO the
advertising columns Of THE TRIBUNE.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
PAPER and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in ewYork and all Its cities and
villages but every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions; consequently advertisements In eac
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF its col
umns ~ advertising medium. The charges for adyeT
Using are rs follows DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per line
for each Insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, " per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % cents per line. About ten WORDS OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash IN advance
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Orean 5tedmers
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS

r.. ppxg.s HAND NOOK PoR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
7HR EhsT pTIso a GuIDs rHHOBoH fSAscx, BrLGUs Hot
INN an, lrsrEII BsrPr srRA TuRKKr, GEEEcE
s,m.nalasp f1Hor RessrA, Dss.Ann sy,pss sr.ls AND
,sa n, Pembrsls Peuidge Rsvi-ed Bdinon Eighth Year
80 rsuo I~susr Po<hei nooh Porn, Ell
RpRRs PHRASE BOOK; Or HAND BOOK TRAVEL TIIH
Being sJace 10 CONVERSATIONS IN Ehgh
pesek srAs Italian BJW. Pembroke Ee,r4ss Square 40
Fe1hle clota, 81 20 a.,
- ~ bv ~ BsshssnGA
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fona 9sIan0 Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Only two miles east of Brooklyn,
and seven City Hall To- Of the most
desirable LAND offered Il all high wann aud d under gh
,t,te Of access h four xoads THIS property
fully situated for residences for parties desiring TO escape the
high city 6nd it, 20 NewlcIk makes most
valuable cutting lots Capitalists desiring 20 pur
such properly viii md II 10 their advantage 10 erAnne u
once NcvYork IT, accessibility and the natural az
ytge of the ground render pethsps safe and valuable invest
en AZ the price found within p miles Of the city IL All
he ali either il one pot be desired For particular
q apuly TO & ID. THOMAS, EIchange-cour
IT. between Broadway and Newest
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NFW-YORK CENTRAL and 10 H.
NETWORK AND XEw-HAyEN RAIL:

"a n SUNDAY train for PoaShkeePNe 20, ,.,, . -,
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NEWRURGH, POUGHkEEPSIE, and RON
~ pOUT anding al COZZENs WEST POINT. CORNWALL NEW
HAaBURGH and MILTON The Steamboat MARY powell on
SATURDAY May H. will leave Vestryst Pier a. JO p H.
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Gin Real estate for Gale.

LOR SALE-First class HOUSES and LOTS
on the and in Sewiok Brooklyn AMI aA
list Of Fun and Country Property City and Coun
- '''f''' sIEGEL. CHACB Co, - Cedsrst
nO1E nnn TO LOAN on BOND and
OZO,VUU MORTGAGE on Real Estate in this cit,
BROOKLYN, or in Westclestcr County. apply 20 -
JOHN =. CONRBi. No % Wall-t., Room H.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TUB" CLEARED.
V;,sorr Elsarlg Havana; III Cd Nckerson. winning
Staus - Jons PtGclpiia Chester Jones lmnc lnia
TO- & al Fmrr- Ia or London Gochen bleter beleL
Shls- - Tooii Chssc LoudOri Magic Mcneil Smith, New
30, ,,ce 'Tart,n Cnuc Cow bay l. b. , -, HI.
Ot Esre-cr shclthr Corr for orersi ma i ~ " ..,
bCe-r,es Moody Ahrot Para H. " IIa9 9,J I,,ls'
w-5sor s. Game Cocs. NcAers'h' ""''"A' ~ 81 - ~
Nrlray. Georgetown, d. L
ARRIVED.
S,e.,sbia Vr-o Buckley savannah, nis'. an PISS
a. I,cvl-si rc Mrscr.. Bcrrl'da o DAYS prein,e
81 C, ,tooW Ru-geusscA Rio !aueiro ~ DAYS, oouee'
Chr rao J. FRAZIER Malce. Bancoa u dl{s HWt
So ples-y-frc. rys-s. Cst Island DAYS. fruit
60 49,, AZ iI.rper Gilman, PENSACOLA II DAYS lumher
sfIr X ma5 Lazteri Yatacoa, 2. R, II DAYS moilSeS
49, srfruygEs-RiyEK AND CoASTwlsE
H. V..k v-f,,ac giycr Mara g. Irish Georgetown.
~. ~ Vi--uia. Lizzie Florence Virginia
Schr stephen Morgan Dayy Georgetown D. u
MEMORANDA,
The steamship wamsut,a Fish nm NeFbedo oI new orr w'
On Of e nm. win lie Of the steamtug Wellington without
Gaaasc AMI proceeded for lstnaton
DOMESTIC PORTS.
porcV r.I. Arrived steamships VIM Kennedy rom ainerti
S,,on from Gaueus from NeN-lorhi hsTS GSlt
nom New Loeb Lamond, Philadelphia schfs ME- Shl
g. ". kmaaIl irUm New York
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
established and Is now IN operation ~ m
L hi SIC substitute lr the PC "l ~
slrr a. n .s weather tbs Place The blasts OF lf "s ~"
e. iut ya' Of - seconds IN case OF ou'"' '"
TIE vls.l cl wl be sounded as heretofore
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Gounirp Real Gstate for Sale.
Anrtion Sales of Real Gsiate.
o. II PIERsos, Aoctioneer.
DY A. ID. MELLICK. ir., ~ BRO. Auction

o. II PIERsos, Aoctioneer.
RY A. ID. MELLICK, jr., a. BRO, Auction
~ and dealers esJery Real Estate, Pnest Nevfos
TUESDAY July H. 1910 a2p the premises peremptoV sale
Of the attractive and we'll estate Rosemon late the residence Of
frdeeh seareh, esq situated TIE banks Of the Ranan River
opposite the City Of New Brunswick. " j.
The location this property desirable being within I
walk Of East Station elevation
eve views overlooking City NeEBrunssek and the Ratan
River II viii he divided into four parcels 20 wit:
No 1.-THE MANSION and ACRES making Of the attract
i've Of private residences in the State The house simpong appearance
hreoes containing ~ English entrance hall
and the usual improvements situated 900 feet from the road With
sopg old the grounds
nicely laid improved stone tedde drives and wss aowe
fruit and vegetable gardens houses and lpees great abundance
Of fruit annually hedges, adjoining the Lawn
der park with the bun coach house and stable Of
Convenient size
No "A DESIRABLE Farm ON ACRES adonng the land in
good condition high and vel located for uhdVhng for enlyA
Fine The dwelling rooms; large
barns and all the necessary Ouibalngs -
No IA PLOT Of 10 adjoining last high and rolling and well
adapted for dividing
No IN ACRES Of LAND opposite the residence with 'front.' the
road Adjoining each OF the above and TO
BE- soA with them Cell or Tins Of beauty through Se runs
living OF spring This del shaded with forest
and improved with WALKS rustic bridges seats SG Easy terms
will be made knovn the Of sale Maps permits and passes Tor
the 1880 BE- obtained OF the Aueonfefs Pine 81
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gonntrp Real gsiaie for 5alf.

4 SSIGNEE's SALE of COUNTRY SEAl,
n MILLS Atd FARMs.-Ho. Large Merchant hi WIN seven
rau ur 5 hone-pg-e 20 acre. Of laid f T.H. hoa' az
IN other hrture oonper Prce $500 ia Adfst shd er
mill Of Land suitable for co'i4A nosh %
PAPER mslnfaetur Dwelling Hous< and ell nle usual l
al2 30 farm With Lesuil toun' seat
ion Barn, MHkinF Shed ssr-s ~.
and Gas Hoa< and al oihef
ff Residence and GunnF or Dsr fsa I9s "a on ~
tract Gnst AL saw MIL Nth fall VI - iset reS
JIsse properties ai0p situated The tanh OF we
Phna5eph.a AID baltimore 'uiis'
Phsie!phiA. This clasie rou11 i.s 20 ~
AZ he Bsd wine Brittle l17. No SIS the handoAs ~
h. found In the beautiful secoB ~ eouat wbsre
a,,ioalIrs Addra1 WALTRR H5BAkD, West Hes'f 0sAe'
Il n.un
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90 il)bom II man Gonrern
LINN B. M,NTR Aoe,ioneer

CAUTION-A NOTE FOR ONE THOUSAND
" DOLLARS PAYABLE National PhnS Bank Of Westerly r.
L. signed by Joshua Thompson and iniOj by VIM G. Pendon has
lost within days past Il without date and time TO run
not scfe cautioned against osng or IN
any way recognizing value said Lo:e payment Of the VII he
declined JOSHUA THOMPSON
Westerly, July 8, 1870.
NOTICE.-Ths is to forbid all persons from
~ habornc trusting wife CHBSTANA SMITH on my &C.
count shall paw any de contracted by her after this date she
having left he'd ard board. -. ...u,,
Greenwich. Conn. May g. 1870 WIN HhlIh'Jt
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f}lnrble ano Slate fflnnirls.
90 nlannfatiurers.

THE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY attention Of Manufacturers 10 he
at the Of Psssae. hewJery GU udf wae out pf
Paterson eight miles above Ne~arf a9ilg W LI 49, -
eleven
civ Hall Eew-Isrk. have head and m OF Wen Ieet
bib Tide with the Whole Pa and reservoir OF three huudisu
acres The and 50 arranged that eAoh one ,n
hest Navigation on and tail The supply OF WAIT
p oulv Abundant permanent The property Is situated on
pnvgAbe ver in Of large population While is pr9in 70
The CIV of NewYak communicat With by psnk fo D Is
1 and wstr) advantageous Location i2f
featuring in the country. the premises new ana
brcE MIN 4lOO four high Machine Shop and fousae
ali sdy for immediate occupation Application can be male 10 '"
TORREY 20 NeseySt kew-iork
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IT. 2 hAI'NIN' '''0' W ~
DELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA and WEST
~ uopprsH En- a y, hA AlSRy DDiivIsr0y

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Bsrclav-st ~ TOPPER y
SUMNER ARRANGE MENTs, MONDAY, AL d. i1i,
300 M EXPRESS MtIL TRIM e he1- i' N %
Branch 81 Dover with Chester Brar'h a. Naeo' % r' = X
for An4oget Newton, Washington R re D. l. sni D. u X
Nae GtD Srou shag Scranton, Great Beai ,n"l r.
and ST points The Iac.aVAaEa al hJ'R
AMI delaware and HUDSON K sds.
uO a H. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At hesars Norn'
town Dover HacasoEr WalgtoI. Philip burg ni Eadoai COO
Ptirsuy VITA Bel. Del + for B'., ere kc inl
Eason with r. for Bethlehem eaio"n hAuel 'hnnA 'h
Wilkegharre.
AZ Ma.eroo Will Sussex and washing VIA D. J., al
= X for Wapr Gap Stron1shurr ant Scrun on
1902 HAChBrfsTOWS NAIL connects Ritn bolton 'sief
and SaeK Railroads . =. "a 1850 .. a ,,..t
Por MORRSToWN ats ll2o il'4o NJ 2:n, $3.50 go % i1i
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $780, $50: and 1850
For Orange I'D SOUTH ORA,Gg, CO 80 goo .o al
li:2oa. 100 2;9 $40 81" 49, 9o GU Wv '' 3d. 80
,. ..o IN o. I'll, n obi, n ,,. .-.... ts.r4 -,
II IN and l:-O IN st.G 2:0 s2:g 9:H $500 :5 t.l So
.4:59 $40 5:20 500 6to 's;2o $50 '1% sO1 a9i IsiJ
Fo BLooMFIffD MOsrCLAR, AZ $50 az u:oo m, anJ
% ~ \. 4 q q arl N.
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Mdrhirern.
sJntcrnal Repenue.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT
STATE OF SBW YORK. ...,. ~ ms
TuEI gTH NINETEENTH ASD TWENTY -sECO6D WAhDs-
" COLLECTORS OFFICE =.
No ~ West orfyfou1bst
re uvpppy ctvRg Of that have
oeyd D the Assessor ANNUAL LIST Of INCOMES i"r @I
ARTICLES ending March
sPECIAI ThXES ening May l. lb'l tfi ue
,.r haze become and able and that VIII aiien1
he 81 M Of.ce, " " est
3y 1s,,8ys e1cepd 22d dy Of June to aao
~ i6i dsv III 1ar 1870 The hOurs Of ga and j.
All pero, vlo shall neglect pay TIE Gums dne W u s q
lively according 10 the isis Aon SAD Titnn me ""' 'P
come habt 10 'N P' WIN A. DARLING,
Collector Ehih District State Of he~-iefL
geg.York Jun. II, 1870
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NOD GAZE ~, PYCUANCE-A desirable

NOR SALE or EXCHANUE-A ucsHHUio
PtRn Of "a acre, az Peeksti N large tsehng uH ms
nt houss nuBuifRss In srssn eoe'uos. ns
-, snd m. IN .bapdase; ratsred By streams ssd
.S.p,ed up ooabvy has bat nks io% n
an n.rtionlsn stpy BBRRiRh, IA isSrns' - ~ "
Mc(OTTER 10 DresAusy. D. J. Ob
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Excursions.

excursions.
I AXE SUPERIOR AS A HEALTH-RESIQR-
ING REGION afflicted with Consumption or Throat
Diseases are invariably by thp to Lake superior during the
months Steamers Of large class leave Cleveland e-eA o
FRIDAY EVENING and also each ALTERNATE TUESDAY
EVENING and Detroit each following evening for DULUTH Mnr
situated NJ Lake Superior there connecting Win tne LAKE
Superior and Hspp Railroad 10 miles "a length un1ng 70 81 az.
on The oper 81 spD siorug nvads and sellers OF pleasure
ore of the healthy and namtcn; excursions ~ NoH
running the ppr HsSpl
buque By railroad With chicago @c making
round rip OF 900 miles IA
c. TCKETS 10, TIP BY be obtained for $50
including a si. and staterooms M.
FBER WARD. or J. 4. WHITING Detroit Mich
NEW-YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
~ CoNPASY-Omce BIB Westft-To SARATOGA AND KEIttS'
Fare m the olnd Excursion tickets cr sale at the fe - ~
r Steamer leaves dsily at Saturdays eroep;eil -
CTEAMBOAT EXCURSI0NS.-Steam
y chartered for Excursions or Tor ped
oftme A biz 10 L. W. COPELAND, 81 Broadway.
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Summer Retreats.

AT POULTNEY. Vt, Rev. j. Newman, ID. D.,
~ Pres Of RILEY FEMALE COLLEGE, Offers the eonvnnces
AMI comforts Of HOME from June October l. Os rates house
thoroughly renovated Send Tor terms and references
DELMONT HALL, Schooley's Mountain, Nd.
ID i now open for The reception company D. A. CROWBLL
BRANDON HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE,
ID now OPEN r the reception q guests he sCgse = nv agi
situated the Bevae and Sterling Noun
ain. and has and mountain Address
h r. WATBKSTONE & Co., Popnet0Ts,
hoHroe. Orauge County, Ses-iork
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ALpRDGE WooD. Ancioneer@
TWO FINE COTTAGES
Il AND ONE ELEGANT
3-STORY & BASEMENT FRENCH ROOF HOUSE,
Wal. 6 in with brick rooms closets and cellar Al modern
improvements pIesare water gas baths water closets &c Also
IS SUPERB BUILDING LOTS at MARION,
Thirteenth Ward Of Jersy City, ~ j.,
AT AUCTION.
ALDRIDGE 4 WOOD viii sell a. auction,
On WEDNESDAY. July ~, 1910, -
O'Clock PREMISES above the immediate vicinity OF the
81 James Hotel Fine Streets Gas Water, an sewers
Ony eight minutes BY r. r. from Jersey City Ferry Cort
lanit and Deshossesss 30 trains daily also three hns
running every Is minutes from Jersey CITY Ferryi
Cor,aud and Des r.S,es-sts; Oh0en Fery Barclay and
Cbtphers W Hudson CITY Five Corners and Pa7ona Ferry
Chamber end Twenty hr running within two blocks Of ths
property. Free rides on the day q sale ,,
taking the u train foot Of Corandtst WI DC ioIm,eI
lunch James Hotel AZ 2 and Rave me TO ooA
the properly hour sale those taking the M train
will arrive IN time for The sale. -
OF sale ~ per cent IN ~ Gays per cent VI"
bond and mortgage II -.
For further particulars Free Tcke ard Maps OF Proe apply 70
ALDRIDGE Huson City, 0urt-io se
LEWIS WOOD Montgomeryst, jersey tlty ~ Jnee J
on the premises; or GILES WALES Co. - hatenane, IL
n 0 storm sale viii be held IN 81 James Hotel
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IMMATURE MMASAG T..
Sun So -, WATER DAY.
6s1S IT, Isi,nd..... 4:5S Hell Gate ........ ga
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Dentisirp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ uaei auasec Of nitrous oIde administer i The
WIIIiOUT PANS patients testify See their names the
Office No. 10 Cooper institute
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lhril OF thc lt0ncWcUt, cHeT q IWtnty-Phihtt anl
ds1lyrhey. W. 7. SAIiNh httOE services AZ w H. ana
81 m. N-nra-Is are inyI-eL
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Christian Church. Wes Tgcutye ghth-st Brcsdva
R.C q EOOTE Pastol-Sy NDAl 10! TO u p
Sc. free.
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miscellaneous.
A LDERNEY COWS - Warranted perfectly
IA pa ioI SALE cheap Inquire al POrdham, Was Of VIM
W. SiIEs
BLOOD BULL FOR SALE-Tmee-quaTters
Ab o1equarter Ayrshire; old lat Harchi most
hu ul and desirable for the hands OF
gentleman the NOri River pedigree unsurpassed Address
:. r., as Broadway, y. y.
IOHE DWIGHT a. CO.,
Manufa of
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB SODA, &c,
Ms II oh-sip, New lGh
SEED BCCKWHEAT for SALE by
~ MOORE. BLOOM CO.. 100 CeisrE.
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S9 ALBANY and TRoY1T n ] PA A III Si

- Steamboats, C. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW viii leave Yes
t Pier - and Tn fouThsa NJ, 1nhng a. hohAes
Nyack and Tarryosn by yboat Conens West Point CoIngan
Newurgh Pougbkeepse Rnuebeck NAden Ca!sS husn ana
atuore pecs train bOaduge w connection wth ms
koats leave Albany (eonmercng yrne l3 Tor
sharon Springs fare SewIors) and FOR Cherry Valley The
steamboat sSECA viii transfer passengers from hban 20 roy mex
baggage checked By Dodis Express Ohoes IA Broad
aull ourtsL ROCKY
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LXruIrE NnITNTAINS MOII\T MANS

NNHITE MOUNTAINS, MUUNI MANS-
W FIELD LACE "a LAKE MIL " S WIEN
STATES. THE ROUTE VIA CONS. RIVER VALLEY is 20 NILES
SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER TO THE WHITE dOGNTAiNs;
Leave n L. VIA n H. r. at 2:5. or p ~ Ga SATURDAYS
tn 2l5 train epugcars goes through to The Lake without stop
from PeekSHP ri II D. m ana nEN
THROUGH TRAIN from NewIaven reach the "me
Mountains Lakes &c, pleasantly TIE Next Afternoon . -
Maps and particulars in Travellers Ohcal RAILWAY Gue anu D1'
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SHARON spRINGS.-An rail from Albany

cHARON SPRINGS.-An rail from Albany
By DAY BOAT sct , rS her
baggage checked direct SHARON, ALBANY AND
HLNNA RAILROAD and AVOID the eiioas es.e noe p' - M.
RI tb- Might boat. reach Sharon al 1910 r.
boat si2 b. the Hadsoa h'.r Kali ,;n, 20 DE-
t.uslrre Al Albany and Depot free 90 AN H.
proueT aren't outside Of The depot Ia
wtb Peoples Lace scane. ron ss.u,sas
leaves Albasy aryiag 81 br sgn ~ " -. 20
srass- a A.. n s.nds5 aAfo ssS' TsAss Assae
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

Ouen1go Ne, Dpot The Of this line formerly
having been known ~ running Pier ~ foot Of Cara VII here
after leave tier wharf the largest elegant in Aenea FeI ~
North River Spring Prince Charltonss ever aeIn1n
clock foot Of Wet Thirty fourths az t:i5 Fare on ~
stoya North Passengers by BroafTy NNta seventh OF
will at ChAfltoust IA,ou.l l ahl
Baggage checked al points tie mong express ia winch leave
AlthnE and TROY.
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Real estate 10 Gfrhanee.

A FOUR-STORY brown-stOne HOUSE on
n Cu,,rse BrooRlyn 70 EXCHANGE for arm near Orange
n J. NJ A. rutland * Co., BeekmsR-st n Y.
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.ANn- RANR0AN

6:s0 ,. m NorA hp and IN. rLei a;f ,- c g,-f,,
An Trans connect brs'ch her ns,r-. '' ~
Cir Cove Valley. Huntington aua - - ~ g,
Point d. an %. M. %. . - -, 81, ,r.fas
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nor CATSK Il DAILY.-Steamboats
L THOMAS POWELL and NEW CHAMPION eave Pier 81 North
g their arugs connecting CBkh with stages FOR the Cats
nh Mountain Hons aud an points West
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Weooin9 CARDS, &r.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
lists4 lEl5J
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19
NEW YEAR GIFTS.

Everybody is in the street buying presents
We have no heart to find fault with what they
buy and what they propose to give. The rich
give expensive things and the poor give sim
pie and cheap souvenirs. But the best pres.
ents are not bought, and cannot be, for money
There are gifts that will grow better by age,
that will never wear out, that will touch the
heart to the very core
All the year long you have been in the
habit OF sharp and severe speech by means OF
which much heart-ache and much ill-temner
have been felt
What now, if on New Years morning you
present to your wife gift of patience, aud
silence when you are irritable, and of speech
when you are in good humor2 Is there any
thing that would make as much happiness
Or if the wife has RECALLED her husband with
complaints and ailments, every evening, after
his labor, and reproaehed him for want of
sympathy, what if she should for New
Years gilt, give him the promise of cheer
ful face every day of the year, and a remis.
sion of domestic egotism ?
There is coarse, clumsy boy in the shop,
that has been the butt Of the men, all the
year. lie has borne ii patiently. If he had
any crying to do, in home-sick hour, he
crept OIL into dark corner and indulged him
self there. What if his employer goes to him
on New Years with kind word, recognizes
his honest efforts, and adds trihe to his sti.
pend-could he give gift that would 20
nearer to the heart and give more joyf
There is poor widow woman, who once
held position in society, whom trouble aud
poverty have brought very low, whose life is
much given to drudgery. If you are in pros
porous circumstances, 90 to her as friend to
friend. Do not take anything bat Yourself
Let your visit say to her, " Friend, you are
mono the less valued because poverty lies hard
upon you" That visit will linger in her
heart all the year long gift of light and Joy !
Say to your mother, From to-day |
give up the wine-cup, and the pipe. They
are child's gift of love to mother who
has given him thousand times stronger token
of love" Could a sou find in all the ba-
zaars anything so precious TO bring home?
If you meet laboring man, not your equal
in social position, stop and give him your
hand-ask after his welfare and that of his
family. 1t will tell him that you think him
man. That will please him more than sill
yer and gold.
Living gifts-gifs of better loving, of re-
formed habits, Of augmented friendship, Of
renewed kindness gifts of virtue, fidelity,
and love; these are within the reach Of every
man, and they are richer to the recipient
than kings gifts. Nor, in our low estate
and weakness, is il refused to us to offer gifts
to God himself IA broken and coafrite
heart, o God, thou wih not despise ~
Christian Union.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

To you, now left widow, and to you who
are beginning to feel what it is to live in this
world without father, let me say that the
God your husband and father served is
your God; the Saviour he trusted is yours;
the closet he frequentcd, yours; the BIZ
bic he loved, yours; the work of his
hands, yours, so far as you can; the heaven
he enters, yours, if you will. What had he
that was good, that you may not have as fully
and even more perfectly than he All these
he has left to you. May you and your chill
dren follow him who has gone before, so far
as he followed Jesus. May the hope of the
Christian be yours individually, so that the
expectation of higher bliss in a future life
may animate you amid all the gloom Of the
present. As you approach the grave Of him
you love, may you enjoy sweet uplifting Of
soul, and real communion with the "God,
not of the dead, but of the living"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

Ds',rsrd m The Bgpti0 Church. MoUDeiier.
w., By Rer WILLIAM frz, January II.
1870, az he funeral Of JosEru RowELl,
tcbo reai 10 Sleep as UHai on The aigH gf
JaHHary Z, aHd ,gote MT, "for col toot
him."