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AWARDS N TIE HALL.

The Judges, 10 whom was assigned the
labor of awarding premiums on articles
exhibited in the hall, report, that the work
allotted them was exceedingly mixed
husbdadTy." Here, were buckwheat and
butter, carrots and cheese, grain aud
grapes, pumpkins and pin-cushlons, AG-
tumn apple, Winter apple, crab apple aud
love" apple, popcorn and corn that
wouldn't PIP, cabbage and calico, hard
ware and honey, sun-iiower and cut flower,
toes, pictures and potatoes, lady hose and
farmers hoes. cranberries, cushions and
caulifiower, yarn rugs, rag rugs, drawn
rugs. corn-husk rugs, and all the rest the
rugs, crayon drawings, oil painting. crot-
chet work, embroidery and fancy knitting
all Enthusiastically arranged. Nevertheless.
We beg leave 10 say tibet the articles exhib.
tied, certainly did great credit to the cx-
hibitors.
With most determined aspect" we adj
! essed ourself 10 the task, and farmer
like. started OUT with the vegetables
For the best variety and display of farm
products" the competitors We're Benz amin
Shute, Hancock, Peter McGown. No. Ell :
worth, John Haslem. Jr., Waltham. IL. ;.
Trevett. Trenton, Barlow Hall and Lew
joy, Ellsworth. For the first premium,
there was close and interesting competi-
ton, between Shute and McGown. For
the second, Haslem and Trevett tried
titles"
Every thing considered, we award:
TO Benz. Shute, Is: premium $1,000
10 refer McOown, "a 100
10 John Hasiem. I'D 800
To ii. 5. Treveu, 4th 3.9
For fifth premium, had there been one,
the balance even hung between JOY and
Hall. The exhibition and display made by
the above named gentlemen were very
creditable to their industry and enterprise
with fifty more Of the same sort. our Fair.
would be tip top.
| Now, for the orchards.
| 'For the best variety and display OF
fruit, Bates, Simmons, McGown. Hill ard
Hopkins. competed. The gems of bean.
ty" exhibited, enttle them to awards a.
follows:
To Alfred Bates. LIST premum s,ooo
| 10 Benz. Simmons, I'd M
To Peter McGown, Sd ~
10 ThOs. l.. Hill. 4th. am
10 Mrs. j. Hopkins, 9Th, 2M
In the department of domestic manutac.
lures we regret to say, no lady competed
for the best variety of fancy and orna.
mental work or display Of millinery. /,
Being Presidential year, have the women
gone out Of needlework into politics.
Hoping the better halves will appre.
ciate our appropriateness, we award q,
rugs.
TO Mrs. 5. A. Smith, LIST premium. sl.o
D n"'' "a rs
On bed spreads:
10 Mrs. Josiah Adams, LIST premium. e m
10 Mrs. Barlow Hall. I'd 2O1
10 Mrs. John Parsons, Sd 100
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

The returns received since our last Is
sue show that we were FAR too modest in
claiming Republican majoritie>.
INDIANA
Although the returns from Indiana now
show that Hendricks has been elected
Governor by so majority. the Repubii-
cans have elected nine Rep. Cousrc>,men
Ii four Dc,n The lasi delegation stood
six Rep. five Dem. All the remainder Of
the state ticket has been elected. and the
Republicans have also majority Of the
Legislature aud Senate thu- in>uriug the
re-. lection Of L. :. senator.
ONO.
The Republican majority in Ohio i
about $1,000. and the Legislature j. Re-
publican.
NEBRASKA.
The Republican candidate for Governor
i elected 10y 600 majority.
PTNNsYLNANIA.
Instead OF 5000 Republican majority
for nartranii, we now have 1920 maj
The Legislature + largely Republican, aud
tile election of the next Republican [. :
senator j, certain. The delegation IN
Congress will stand q Republicans TO T.
Democrats Present Congress. II Repnb-
licans. II Democrats.
In tho teeth of these returns and those
of almost every State that has voted tho
Liberals have the audaciiy to claim that
Greeley stands good chance Of an cleo
tion. Like the Relsl trag. they will never
give up. till they come 70 the 'H,f ditch
Wen. the time i short. Ia November
they will find II.
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List of Jurors.

The following Is the list Of Jurors which
we published last week. On account OF
the late hour in which il came to hand. and
the blindness of the manuscript, several er-
rors occurred in it, and we republish:
Hancock s. S. October Term OF ST.
preme Judicial Court.
RUFUS p. TAPLEY, JUDGE.
Opened Tuesday. DIR. Tenney offered
prayer. Juries are as follows:
First Traverse Jury. j. S. Condor. Or
land Foreman: g. X. Allen. Brooklin: W.
W. Bragdon, Franklin: M. h. Chase. Blue
hill: Chas. Coates. Hancock; Ii. Cousins,
L.amoine: L. ID. Curtis. Ellsworth: A. III
Dresser. Bluehill; J. II. Eldrdge. Bucks
port; J. F. Grindle, Brooksville; 5. A.
Guptill. Gouldsboro; w. p. Getchell. Or
land.
Second Traverse Jury. Sullivan Green,
Deer Isle. Foreman; W. Ii. Grant. Wal
than: A. Higgins, Eden: F. +. Hartshorn.
Ellsworth: J. B. johnson. Sullivan: b.
Keneh. Bucksport; w. II. kitfield. Surry !;
J. Linseott. Amherst: A. X. p. Leach. Pc
nobscot; Daniel Somes, Mt. Desert; g. w.
Spoford. Deer Isle; Newton Slower. Sedg-
wick.
Grand Jury-Constant x. Abbott. Bucks
port. Foreman; o. p. Dorr, Clerk. Or
land: Rufus Allen, Gouldsboro, Z. Ii. Buk-
er. Castine; W. Carver. fremont; S. w.
Flood. Surry; S. d. Gray. BrooksvilIe;
Alison Herrick, Penobsot; A. B. Haskell,
Deer Isle; II. L. Moore, Trenton; l.. F.
Philips, Eden; E. d. smith, Brooklin !;
Ira. Witham. Bluehill: Sylvester Hopkins.
Ellsworth; John Tillock, Bucksport; Chas.
James, Ellsworth; d. p. Morgan, Sedg.
wick.
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Maine News.

Ellsworth.
Special attention Is called to notice OF
W. q. Mcdonald, Treasurer.
Rev. Mr.. Clifford of Dedham Mass,
will preach 10 the Unitarian Church in this
place mex, sunday afternoon.
! The National Conference of Unitarian
Churches win assemble IN Boston next
week at the South Congregational Church
(Rev. T.. L. iIalc's) Opening sermon by
Prof C. q. Everett Of Harvard University
Five dollars reward TO the person who j.
independent enough 10 make un example IL
some 81 tie young people who 70 N church
81 bath evening 20 laugh, whisper and III :
tnrh generally Those who wish e. ,uiu, lhr
services. DO pareuss consider the iudu-
cucv upon the future or their children.
when they allow them to sit With those
who thu profana Gods holy day. and His
hou-r: May they not expect to see them
ininatcs of the jail or states PRISON when
thrv reach manhood or betorcg
4 WoR>HIrEn.
- New Hump hire Judge has decided
TINT Il Is an Illegal oa,n~c ID ,pit tobacco
on the iipar Of a public place. and fined an
offender 81 aud costs. BY the appearance
Of ilancoc', Hall after an entertainment,
!, .,.h .n;,,.r III. n...t ,n1 ,,a a,,a
paid into the city treasury. 10 taxes need
be raised.
We have received circular from Al
bert Mrurt. Advertising Agent. No. 81
Park Row, New York, successor ~ llud-
son & Meuei
p-.,.i,., J. ~. I, ,t,-I
nam, ,,,,', ,.,'
III ''@' ""I"N ~ 'A->f''' '#t' N'""'"
= '''' ~ "'''i'''@ 'at'"'h NM ht~ ''N''F
N'''' ''''' '''e h""i"
We learn from ihe Bangor HtiF that
~" urmhcF' OF the f"nob~cot aad Frank
i'm County Bar. have petiu"urd Tor the
rr-app"mimont OF Judge lap!ey To- the
othrh ~ 'h' supreme d"dIriA' toaIt- Tue
Ear II Hancock County, have done thc
same.
- mrs Dr,ru.-On Tuesday oct 18Th.
N- InHnr Nurrh nf this city suddenly
l.rA lie TOOK hi. dtuurr - usual aud
a4, auuatcntly In good health. bod Ia a
E.o taiuuf,- anrr r.-in. tram tl,c table
wa, q corpse.
N,,,,., Tu,r on Ttur.itv Ia-t N,
h.u.. " NJ Ion r-ie IL A.. Street
,.. d,.,..,,.r..l b., , t,ay..,l.r MAJ IN.
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MACHIAs. Oct. II, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR This town to-day voted
by l79 yeas. TO 9 nays. to take five per
cent. of it, valuation OF 1870 in stock in the
Bangor and Calais Shore Line Railroad.
The question was thoroughly discussed.
by Messrs. Walker, Drisko, rilden, and
Others affirmatively, aud by Messrs.
Edwin Longfellow, Dr., A. G. Peabody,
Warren Hill and others negatively. Our
people are for the Shore Line very unani-
mously.
East Machias voted to-day on the same
question yeas 1856, nays none; Cherryfield
only , nays; Columbia Falls but one
Other towns in Washington County on
the line of the road will do equally well.
Let Ellsworth and the Hancock County
towns send forth like response. aud the
work will go on.
RAILROAD MAN.
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1t is estimated that not one-fifth as many
herring have been taken this season as was
taken the same period last year; the her
ring in the weir of the Narrows and West
Quoddy Bay have been so small that they
are only At to press for oil or manure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

Buck. $. G. Rich. and Richard Richardson,
REPORT OF DOVER ACCEPTED.
Estate William Fullerton.
REPORT COMMISSIONERS INSOLVENCY ru.ED
Estate Jno. Barrett.
PETITIONS.
Estate Nathaniel Trcworgy for author
ty to give deed; EstateFr. eman II. Blais-
dell for license TO sell real estate; For al
lowance. esta te Of Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

The first yard Of cloth manufactured
at the new cotton mill of Messrs. Sprague
N Augusta came through the machinery
last week. Several looms and other ma
chinery are running. and the whole mill
VIII be started up gradually, as help is
Sc cured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

Miibridge.
Launched from the yard of Capt. l.. A..
knowles, 9TH, inst. three masted schoon-
er of 900 tons. She has been sold to ID.
! Sawyer. Esq. of Jonesport for s26 600.
Capt knowles has already commenced
work on another schooner of the same
dimensions.
The Aessrs. Look have commenced
work on a schooner of POO tons.
Mr.. Benz. Reynolds of Addison died
very suddenly on the lst inst He went
Into the pasture just before night to drive
the cows to the barn. As he did not re-
turn search was made for him during the
night. but he was not found till late in the
morning.
To this date, (Oct. sth) there has not
beeu frost enough in Washington County.
excepting on low lands, to injure the
tenderest vines. The aelds appear az
fresh as they did in June. 1t is the opinion
of farmers. tnat stock will come to the
barn month later than last year.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

ELLSWORTH, Oct IA, ls72
r IN conformity with an order passed by he
no, ~ " Aldermen Oct IL, 1872. | hereby no.
my the citizens Of Ellsworth that thev IA "
quested to meet IA Hancock Han on saturdav
oet- ish INST at O'Clock p. u for the purpnse
~ examining ami discussing the railroad ane-
tion, which IS to be submitted 10 q vote Of the
PeIDpe On me tweniy-thi day of October inst
~ = hoped there may be general Attendance
question. "a ''ie
I'VE G. q. PECK, Mayor
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The specimens of butter shown We're
Hicc. bar. wby ,is,.i'i the 6atter-sHaNlns eN-
hibilur, teal IT,, Tie season 81 making. time
To chutn. amount NJ SAT-, It coipFIn- mat
ter i used. a. &c.. ID very mucA woald
aid Judges. Who without such iuinrmaginu.
too often are len 90 form their Judgment
by taste. sight. aud scsHf aud that viii, h
to one. j. choice butter. ID another. be-
come, a ras>abic ju5ric1tY,y article
On cheese:
10 iarh bean. 1T premium. - 80
There were nuncrou, articles GA eNhih-
itio". worthy 81 premiums, and Tor which,
It would have given IA pleasure to make
awards, hai premiums been offered. Nor
does The -ucicty'> state of finances war
rant ~ 'n rco ommcudiug sratuitic- Prom.
mcni among the articles worthy of "hou-
orablc mention" ate, cora FULLY ripe, eroa II
ny Dr. Pul-ifer. ciirun~ weighing more
tian ~ pounds Us :. +. Uber. Russian san
flower By Il. Nhutc squash b. Il. W has
llcni, dish Of pears rs y H. Moore. cau.i-
dover by Joy, cranherrit, by II. y. Jov.
rug hy Mr.. Green smith. Mir. Nlfrrd
springer. Mrs. Ihu.. Graye>. Mr. \.
Graves, hair wreath 81 MIR. d.. 4. Inner
.un, -uud article, ~ MI. ! Parsons.
quilt hy Mr.. Il tirfgiCk. SOME ,crs Auc
iurnir- ~ jesse Duttou barley from south
America by McGown. ard a Inc collection
v dahiia. hy Mr. \ i sawyer.
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J. I. Il. FREEMAN.
j. +. h,EcrE~ COM,

j. w CARROLL.
fremont, Oct. 10. 49,.
somerset, Wis.-Aug. Eth OF SmIlI Pox)
Mr.. George b. SWEET, for ncriy of Fl .worth,
aged % years II months and II days A duti-
iul son a fithtui friend and sincerc christian.
Also at the same place and Of tn same dis
ease, sept 2d, Mr.. ASS Garland formerly Of
Ellsworth. aged 81 years AID months. 4 kind
husband and an ahectionale father AMI freud
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The new building for the Eastern Nor
NAL School u rapidly approaching com
pletion Dea. Sam'l Adams. who has taken
much interest in the school since it, estab-
lishment, has generously presented a bell
weighing 500 pounds, to be hung on the
new building.
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Notice..

As my wife, Marantha j. Trundv ma "a
PED and board without just cause or prnron ~
;lon, snail therefore forbid all persons hsrbar
no debts Of her contracting after tbis dsta pay
RIuebiu IA. :, -, JOHN +. TRUNDY.
''' 49, IL ia'z. 3wl2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

-Benja,dn W. Hewes. the Bowdoin
student wild fell from the roof OF Maine
nAAl. Is rau6lly recovering.
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LOST.

On or near School street yl,swo,.n -. -
INST, cameo ring. The hnder viii Ia NC .a.a
vi r1SSsvng NE ring at the American once.
-, 49, sotasy AetS.
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On cloth:
To Peter McGown, LIST premium. 50. 50
To Mrs. Printiss Rich I'd = 800
On Knit stockings aud mittens:
To Peter McGown. 1t premium. 80
10 Mrs. ID. g. Means, LIST 80
On paintings. truthful and fine:
To Maggie Reolman, ist premium, $500
To Mrs. John Parsons. grataity. leo
10 Helen b. Coffin. gratuiiy. 20
To Della A. Marsham, gratuty, 80
oh brad The staff Of life" and hoHey TO
Swceien it:
To Mir. NJ, i.angdon. Ist premium. 81 so
10 Lew ioy. Isl 100
on butter:
To Clara Bean. IL sa.0O
10 beni. >halc. "a 80
10 iiariow Halt ~ / 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-17

The Republican majority IN Ohio j.
about $1,000. and the Legislature j. Re-
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A T wALDRON 4 COOKS
n Down Town Horse Mart.
New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets
AUCTION SALE,

AT wALDRoN COOKS.
n Down Town Horse Mart.
New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets
AUCTION SALE,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS:
THIS DAY lMONDAY), At II O'CLOCK.
Coupe Horse magnificent style and action frstclass
Horse In every respect; warranted sound:
One Pair bay Carriage Horses lbx hands, are fine
seppers and drive single and double gentle and
kind In disposition both good saddle horses
ranted kind, true, gentle and sound.
One Coupe, city built, in perfect order.
One One Set Set Double Harness. u good @ order; ala.
extra good stylish driver free puregaited and pant
can be driven In s 80 by lady warranted sound.
One Brown Horse; B years old 10 hands, warranted
sound, kind. and true, good worker and pullcr.
One Brown Mare, 10 hands years: good puller
ONE EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS,
ONE BAKERS WAGON AND HARNESS.
ONE R0CKAwAY AND HARNESS.
One Turnout comprising Bay Horse, or 10 yeas;
kind gentle driver In ali harnessi afraid Of nothing
stands without tying; warranted kind and gentle; a
fourseat ROckaway, In good order, and set Single
Harness.
One Bay Coupe Horse, le hands years; stylish and
free; Of superior action and style warranted sound
One Black Horse. lSn hands years; very gentle
out tying; warranted kind and gentle.
One Bay Hambletonian Horse, l6k hands years;
raised In Orange county New York has as fine action
and any horse on the turf to-day can show
to-day 3:1 gait on any good road has never been
trained but promises 70 develope rstclass roadster
warranted sound, kind, and driver In all harness:
one Gray Mare IS hands years o,d good Kind
OTHER HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
Full descriptions with each horse at time of SALE Posi-
tive, rain or shine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
IN interested, that the Commissioners appointed under
chapter $50 Of the Laws Of 1872 will meet at the St. James
or he on
examining Into the facts and circumstances relating 70
the conhcs and awards made by the Mayor &C. OF the
city Of New York, with the followinsnamed persons to
John Bryan-Clam for contract awarded for paving
with Stow foundation pavement the following streets
White street Broadway to West Broadway; Fifteenth
street., Fourth to East River; Twenty sixth,
to Hudson River Thrtieth street Fifth Hud
son Rver Forteth street, Madison avenue to Hudson
cSniiract
2lS6tutx McKm, sewer, Fourth avenue losth to lsth
Als7-Iuh McKim, sewer, sixtieth and sixtysxth
22A.Charles peylln regulating. &C., Fiftieth street.
22AS-Charies Deviin regulating, Ao Seventy fourth
ls70haries vim resnlatng, &c, sixtythrd street,
PsSl!n % sasE sss &c. First
Ninth RRS 70 Tenth sssns sSsnns &c.
~ street. Eighth to Eleventh avenue
s1eet, First avenue to Avenue A.
l947.Charle: Dsylin paving Fyfourth street. Second
lss7C6aries Devn paving sixty-nrst street. Third to
22s2-CharIes Deylin paving Seventy seventh street.
22is-Charies Deyn, paving Thireth street. First ave-
TO East River.
2,24l-Charles Devlin, paving Broome street. Hudson
2,2io-charies DeSn, paving Ludlow street. Canal to
'' ' yonAE, sSs1AH sgrHHEIAHNp+ 2 HHS NHSs+
D, K. JAQUES,
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sDrkBoroRY' FOR ApyERT1sERs

IA a
rs pAsE-siYth eolP%n. rst column
so4kP
S$SE$$S sAs sHHssTgIH s0s
BUSINESS fszT5iis P4a.Fourth col
sHq HEEL sSgEGFs ssS2a
cLEkRs sRsmn AND sALEsMES-srv.ssat Fid1zrhird and
61dhhsS hiA sS1
COAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-Fnsr PAGr-Fnh and sixth
w a column 81,
BRy S5 TIT sSRHPsHrD AND us
sssnsS Column
ESSThsIoNsaSIRs1 P1onTsi.Ih column, Z.
ana Ea
E9s Eoons S TO
SECOND PAGE-Second and third columns
FRENCH
HELL. wXNTED- PAGr-Third
HELP WANTED -MALEs-srvrsru PAcr-rourth col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES &o.-FrRsr PAeE-second and
H9EE
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sXLE~srvrsTn PAGE
LOAN oFFiSEsas SEVENTH PAor-slxth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column
MACHINERY-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEyESTH PAGE-Sxth column.
MEDICAL-SEvENrH PAGE-Sxth column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-slxth column
sEssoNAF.1 r.an-Fs eoS% sS%n
PIANOF0RTES-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
TuHToSs
ssfaS7H 1 Ff 9 FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEvENTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEvENTH PAGE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED--sEvEsrH PAeE-Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-sEcoND PAGE-Third and fourth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAcr-Frst and second col
sPeRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-Frnsr PAcE-second
- -Solumn.
STORAGE--TiRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
SUMMER RESORTS-SECoND PACE-Second column.
THE TRADES-SEvRNrH PAGF--Fourh Column.
THE TURF-FIHST PAGE--SecQnd column. ."
Second column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Ttfrd column
- WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
:. TO LET-SEvENri PAGE-Fftl column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-SECoND PAGE-Fourth
column.
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A FIRsT GLASS, WELL! FITTED LIQUOR STORE
"A for sale; old established; rent low we'll located
one OF the prineipa avenues good reason @ for selling
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
u town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Wednesday.
MANHATTAN, Price, Jr July ats T. ".
WISCONSIN, Freeman, July TO- at Z. VI.
From Pier 46 North River.
Cabin passage, SO, gold steerage, $50, currency
Prepaid tickets, $S3 currency
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Nor.
way and Sweden &c. Drafts land England France
and Germany at lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS Il GCION % Broadway
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> and all parts q New EpslandaaThe, splendid
from Pier g. n r. daily. at 8 r. M Tickets sold
and staerooms secured at 3ls Broadway and wescott
Express Co Offices 7S5 Broadway corner Tenth street,
and l so' Broadway, corner Thirty. y.hnh street
d. s. BABCOCK, President ,
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
Passports of the Depar Of state issued by A. c.
wILLMAkTH, United States Court House, 4l Chambers
street
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I\FFICE OF THE MANHATTAN MARKET COMPANY,
~ S46 and 34S Broadway, New York, June ID, lS72
Notice:-The constant applications for STANDS n the
fs SsYs Induced Se Eeir sfe
fore the conpleton Of the bujldng C1nse9%sntly on
term of ve years the occupants to have privilege and
preference on renewal Of lease at the end Of the term
building will be ready for occupa alton.
Plans, of the BUILDING AND STANDS with prices
affixed, nbe examined At the office Of the Company
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&S7O. SSO is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
pEI poI C.COC iyed Kentucky state Lottery: $lo9oO
26 Address BAILEY CO. office established 80 years.,
ia Broadway.
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fTH JULy-so CENTS FOR THE ROUND TRIP.-THH
4 new and first class steamboats, PLEASANT VALLEY,
FORT LEE and ANsQNIA win leave promptly Spring Spring
fourth street 10 minutes later for Fort Lee Pleasant
Valley and shady side Las; trips nom Fort Lee aL 5.
6and y. NJ. Procure tickets ON the dock
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II SOUTHERN LINE.
VICTOR Captain Gates,
p M.
The steamer CITY OF GALVESTON will follow
Freight for St. Louis Mobile and Galveston taken.
For freight passage, having superior accommOda-
tons apply to G: II: MALLORY CO.,
1853 Maiden lane, New York.
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A -DIsTILIERY, COMPLETE AND IN RUNNING
Key &coho French SPIRIT OacD0n Se BY Continued sna @ d
ton fox sale or sxchange Apply on the premises th
and 46th streets North New York address H. box 10
Post o fice, Mott Haven westchester county, N y
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THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
L iron mail steamship
Captain W. Sahl, will sail Thursday July 1872 at
p. NJ, for Hamburg
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London
First Cabin, Sl20 Second Cabin $72
Steerage, $50, payable in United States gold,
KUNHARDT h CO., c. b. RICHARD Il BOAS.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, NJ y u Broadway, n Y.
The SILESIA will sail July IL.
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OLD AND WE'LL ESTABLISHED CORNER RES
IA taurant Oyster and Drinking Saloon for sale cheap
on good avenue and dong good business. Apply to
THOS. GAFFNEY CO., Auctioneers, 81 East Houston st
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,s
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this tavorite route for tho Con-
tinent will sail from pier 80 North River follows
VILE DE PARIS, Surmont Saturday, July l3
ST LAURENT Lenlarie Saturday July 27
WASHINGTON Rousssn Saturday, Aug. 10