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There viii be an average production Of
maple sugar In Vermont. in spite Of predictions
to the contrary.
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RIcHvoyD.-Owing to serious 1oeiden, t,
Love,proprietor Of Richmond Hotel, the callo,
ball, advertised for May first, IL indefinitely
r1sronei
CONVENTION snnu,l convention Of ia,
Epi fcoPsl Church IN the Diocese Of Vermont
will he lea st BrattleJoro en- wednesday. Jan,
18th
Nllroy -Josepa C.srk has purchased Of
Benjamin F4irchild seventy acres Of lani .5r
~i5l1. and Horsti5 Chspin has purchased OF
John IT, B5othe tweaty-teyen scres tor s., 800.
ST. ABASs BUTTER MAuKT-TAera vas an
sc,lye mar6st Tuesday AMI a decline Il prices.
Spring dsIies ct - TO 2s,. for fair to good; and
IS 500; f7 selections 10 chee,e there wac no
o5sriags
the draw Of ,ae bridge over Lake Caamp'ain
connected with The allison R.IroaI. wa
open the drst time THE season WeIneflsy.
aud she uesm.r }.olyeauz with three barses
r2ssel through.
TIE sa.e Friday blew large steam pile
rire-s-,.rs. tie railroad bridge near i.,-,t-.,.
p.-r. All partially ,.,r.s ;-..y ,,,.+..,
suu.t the track, AMI le,s,n the mai train going
u5,a ua,. &c could Be removed
Iuan NAnEss-Tbero is great activity ia
tde Iuaa,r market Sales are very b-ss, chip
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3iB.,bei. the greatest ,ort.-p beviD- or,s.l,.
been contracted.
i1' ii'''-t Ts'sai' that Judge smAI.e5-
III 'Ae United States u's.s'c, Court has decided
'ae; the h'.ched't Manufacturing Company
mag Use Gle n-Ie "b''aae'ier' leaving e1
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04if ca, from Br.slTay dock, 500 barrels
iAE SUP BiNTENnsNT or S1H11Is--At
tloaial meeting Of the B5srI9 Aldermen ta-l
- ,'.-' O. el-'-' rue s''4iy oil ''y '-4'r-a-
''-i'1' % '''''s vas -+5i q. l'''' per NJ
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a car5.y Of su'fhus.e seil tars, Monday. ia
The laboratory Ut the Nshcs, C.ue,., SSH vas
being se- down STEER ass.n- been brought mp
from the a. sr. Toe lll. *-s tlrus l-a-a, as
If Boy f-a, aal .as or te. Of the students hsl
na7,oF essl-s from injury hy Tie s7a.t.-.a,
of the GsrE aaii. tl-ao esr.aes damage $50,
done
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'' from -I per Ne '''' CD '-f
NraezSSzs AAHItr---sa'ari'y .-s' vsf
lively tusiaeFs lay. Butte a5urlant, prices
falling. Butter could 1o' he got above I'D cents.
The maple tu=sr market brisk. Eggs sire worth
is cents Per dozen. Hay cells fr so, auj
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DIED.

NcBRpr-In Winoossi. Thurs lay, April -5.a.
Marian, youngest child OF a. c. and MarJ Mcbride.
HoRrov-At Winooski, april 10Th, ls-2, Of para.-
yss, Dr. Geo W. Horton, in his oith ear.
ELLs-In Huntington, of dropsy, TIE 2-th lu-...
1Ir Alamauzar Ellis aged 10 years.
PzrERs - In this city, SATURDAY, April --,h,
Clara r.. Peters, age1 years.
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81. IS. S72XTHs, "a %,
SPECIALIST FOR al DISEASES 0F CHE
E3yc, E-r, FssToai I'd 44u-.%a.
on.cs ia 1'imrs- saiidins, Coracr
;aurch and Main streets.
- Dr. smy Ia Will personally attend. GO ;hsir
homes, all those suffering from ohrUli. diseases,
who are unahio TO come To his ohce.
CGice hours from 10 a m, to p. m aud '-o-.
60 p. II. April ID dANf
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The tr-- seems 30 have been working sl5eiy
out of tae ground 10 drying vsg, By sts1.i-
ZION and evsp7rsH-n. such p process is no. f4-
ylrsh.s go vegetation. Warm rains would he
le.lrsl'e. The roads id the country are settling
admirably. and lyerymeu ars sndeiaa'.-- p
cool spring bu-iues.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-03

Dr. Esa-lste M1aseoa, the accessory in the
late sboruon murder in Oslcnsburr. whereof
Maria Shay was the victim, vss tried at the
Court ia Canton, Wednesday, aul convicted OF
msnslsuchtar in the second degree The Jour-
Hai says The punishment of Dr. M0uceon has
been slm9t, 81 proupt ~ that Of the notorious
RosenVeig, ami viii have a tendency TO restrain
others who sppsar 90 be will ing 90 participate
ia The rapidly increasing c-Ile of abortion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-03

RIcHN5So.-The UniveTsslist society in Rich
mond haze procured the services Of the Rev.
NJ Garnsey, OF Rochester, Vt, for one half of
the time during the year to come. commencing
the Frat SUNDAY in May. The meetings vii be
holden in the Round church.
Efforts are being made, with good prospect Of
success 10 sitter and repair the Congregational
church IN Richmond; tAeladies have taken hold
Of the matter with will, and have formed L
ladies' church aid society. They propose to
spend one day ia a week for the object. until the
enierpiizs il accomplished.
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II one would witness busy bustling interest
ins scene, let him visit the cove shout there days
and spend few moments in going over the
works Of Bronsons, Weston, Green & Co. There
are thirty or forty dump carts, and over one
hundred mea at work on the 81 fu.'' The eleya-
ton esst Of the slips is bring gradually carted
down into the swamp. a great work has been
done and n immense amount Of lsbor skill re-
mains to be performed. Under the direction Of
Mr.. Turner, the pleasant and efdoient 1upsrin-
teaiel', the JOB is icing pushed rapid
y. + viii H.t u5w he long before
work will Be besua N the aiI, which viii
stAaa oa She PROPOSED extension Of Pine street.
4 stroll around the cove viii net c,-vs 90 lesfsn
q persoa's faith in the future Of our city.
Mr. Milton Carr. OF s.. JohusJ1ry, was le-
Gently the victim Of strange zal slmos. un-
known iiseaae tie hal not teea well for about
month. with cola and influenza On the sa,ur-
day before he died. se'ere pain began in his srm
just shove The wsis,, followed by swelling AMI
tie tgpeararoe Of g small ;1mor The swelling
caniiuuei until the whole arm IVES Involved. and
bis death occurred Wednesday night Meiicsl
llcl ray the disease is a c0aEustiou OF blood and
aiorplae Of the veins, preventing the return Of
h.Jai 90 the hesrt. AmQutsGon Of the diseased
member is the only remedy, ana in Mir. Cars
ease L Is sad the sioppsge Wss lcl deep felicj
% be reached in this Wsy.
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NiLToy -Josepa C.srk has purchased Of
Berismia Fairchild seventy acres Of lani .5r
@i.5l5 and Horstio Chspin has purchased OF
John r. B07the tweaty-teyen scres tor s., 500.
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The interment of the remains q lir. George
NJ Rice was largely attended Tuesisy Ct L.
Gust Street cemetery. Mr. Rice wss formerly
resident Of this city, and member OF the 81
Vermont Regiment during the war. lie diei
very suddenly in Boston recently, where be wss
engaged in = prosperous sui lucrative business.
lie was member @ the Grand Army OF the
Republic. and by request Of the parent Post in
Boston, the members of Post S,aousrl Of this
city performed escort duty, sud gsve the military
honors st the grave. His remains were accom-
panied from Boston 20 THE place by 8 conraie
Of the Order
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FIar rs CAsrLgroN.-Au3ther oil Cast.e,on
landmark the Joel Drsse house, was totally de-
stroyei by Ere last Thursday morning, between
three aud four o'c'o.t II hxl stood on ihe Bin
A, Hyieyiie, hl5 years before Hyieyile WAS
known. sal Vase Of she mos, ancient dTell-
inzs. 1t was owned by Albert Drake, sui had
been uaoceap.ei 'inaa the fret Of April In
suTei in one Of The Vermont companie5 Cor
$1,000.
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JoSvEsTIoy-Ihe Ennusl convention Of tle
Ep' fc0psl Church IN the Diocese Of Vermont
will he Le'd st Brattejoro en- "Wednesday, Jane
10Th
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Ire Js-s Ct le bridge over Lake CAsmplain
connected w.,l the Ali's3n Rslro1I. va
open the drG time this season Welneflly.
aud she ue,msr 3.oigeauz with three b.recs
r4stel through.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
VIEWS OF REVERDY JOHNSON.

REVIEW OF GRANTS ADMINIsTRATIoN-ITs
FAILURES-sUPERIORTTY OF GREELEY-HIs
DEVOTION TO COUNTRY, AND UNsUsPECTED
INTEGRITY.
In response to request of Congressman
James Brooks Of this State Cor expression OF his
political views the Hon. Reverdy johnson has written
long letter. exclusively discussing the present Issues
in which he says.
The question with the people now s Which OF the two
MOracs Greeley The former during the PAST three
years in the Judgment of all impartial men. has proved
his utter un1tness for the Oice the latter, during
riod Of than 80 years the editor Of leading
Journal has proved himself, in the judgment OF all i'm
dnary ability perfect patriotism and incorTnptibe in
tegry. Has not Cen Grant demonstrated his unfitness
been full Of bunders To use no mlder term few in
stances Will establish this statement
GRANTS BLUsDERs.
l. His selection of his first Cabinet was made without
consultation with honest and experienced friend
and without regard to merit He nominated as the head
of the Treasury highly respectable merchant of New.
York in Ignorance Of the fact that by the section OF
the Act OF the I'd of September 1882 such appoint
ment expressly prohibited and this upon grounds OF
the cearest pocy-the provision being that
concerned In trade, directly indirectly Is eligible
any office created by that act and after finding his
vision enable him to make the appointment
His selection OF his relatives for high and important
ing whether they it, and hs refusal 10 remove
many OF them after their unhness had been painfully
8. His negotiations FOR the annexation OF the Domni-
can Republic through no Minister selected with the ap
proya OF the Senate, aud his gned lobbying with
Senators 70 procure s ratitcaton and his mpertnent
and insulting message TO Congress- after the treaty
rejected In which he designate the rejection az an act
OF folly" His usurpatioDs Of the war power in threat
ening Hayti having the hand of making good
his threat, II they continued their hoses against Do
minica. and doing this not only while the treaty was
under consideration by the Senate but after they had
rejected IL.
l. His open and shameless use OF his mower Of patron
TO support his personal aud TO secure
o reelection.
8. HIS compelling Secretary Cox gentleman OF abil.
ity who faithfully served his country during the war as
n general officer and who the Interior
Department 10 the satisfaction the conI1y to resn
because he had refused to tolerate the upon
the salaries OF his clerks for party purposes tbereby
counte Eancng the legality and propriety OF sucb AZ
sessments. No greater violation OF duty could be perpe
trated
0. His not only permitting. but virtually ordering the
OF his Cabinet and the Bureau officers t can
yass elections have beer or NAV me de-
pending In his behanthas seriously interfering with
attend 10, and for which alone they are paid
In not only not dIsaggroYlns VI he Acts Of Congress
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
GOOD LAND IN NORTHERN IOWA.

10 the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: Northern Iowa is very healthy ague,
Intermittent typhoid and kindred feyers being unknown
The land generally rolling prairie with good proper
ton Of rich meadow grass land. Stock raising is
beginning to attract attention, and small daries are
being opened Stock fatten wild grass and winter
prairie hay In fine condition Timber Is found In groves
near the small lakes and along the creeks and rivers
The soil is black loan, with gravel and clay subso and
is warm and generous Wheat will, this year. average
bushels per acre. with inferior cuvation corn 40 to
so bushels oats GO to 10 bushels. Wild unmproyef
lands can be bought within four miles Of railroad at IS
per acre on reasonable time. We are situated on the
MeGregor and Sioux City Railroad which will be finished
the latter place during the present or
next year. with several lines OF railroad crossing the
above and extending from the pine forests on the north
and the coal fields on the SOUTH will have unequaed
railroad facilities, and with sufficient number OF the
intelligent TRIBUNE readers can soon have one or
the most desirable counties IN the world. 1 would DO
wiling TO inquiries from parties wishing 10
come West, In good faith. We need and welcome new
settlers G. L. DAVIDSON.
Garner. Hancock Co.. Iora, July 2, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YBW -gORK .

PORT OF NbW-YOkK ..........,...........JrIT l9
CLEARED
Steamship Columbia (BL MacIay Glasgow Henderson Bros
steamship Zodiac Chapu. Heebern v G., Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship thales Comock Drake, Pnlsdehi j. ~ BrggA
Steamship ~ MASSEY, Swth Philadelphia.
Steamship y r Phelps Brown, PhlaGeDhiG-
(BT lrellck Liverpool CLas l. Wright 20.
KosTnos Ger) Never, Bremen. TeenI Bockm4nu
BARK Again Davidson Glasgow j. g. McArhur Sons
BARK st. Chnsofrr Ge BranlhoG Sligo Func. Edye Co.
Bark Theo yo (Ger), Gae Rostock 1c Punch. Eie CO.
Enterprise Dan Mder Gibraltar for trders Fanch Edge
Brig Eleanor Ger Ahrens Riga Teeus BockmAuu.
Rag Nutyece Odessa. Tttons Pockmann.
Brig Amencus Baas, Alcrendns Egypt Hand Swan.
Brig WILEY Snitn tr KELLEY Aux caves o. h. stnpes Co.
Schr Abbe Pek tBrl Reynolds, Aux Cages, Cmnda bereaaI
& Co.
Schr Constitution Smith, Jacksonville, Jonas Smith Il Co
schr Commerce Elliott, Ntgbuyp,r.
Schr p. A. Saunders, Smith, Providence.
SchL Adeia (BL). Grady, JOAN Y. b. p Neyus Sons
Schr. j. &. MAST. Crowley Port Johnson
Aurora BOreal iBr RanBa shsabetlpor r. Nevius
Sons
schr. NJ p. Harris Crowley gli,sbeth2or
schs j. Williams, Morse stBorl Saa ri Manufacturing Co.
Schr Dit. johnson, Stemior.
Sloop Wondsr. Golden. Providence.
Sloop Emperor, Denick, New-llaNen.
ARRIVED.
Steamship (Gerl WIlge0 July 6, snd Souihamp
ton 9tu. with udse ard pass TO Oerehs Co.
Brg Enene (O Yarmouth n S Goes IuA " 81 IL days with
pihns
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DOsroS. JAY 2AId,ed seasLiD Mcclellan, from Baltimore
T1u Cacrtsi brks Young IGgk n t,dl Glendale
FROM Turks Island; 5ng r. j. den!tr,on from Port johnson
FOREIGN PORTS.
OUgENsTowy Ju l9The Inmn Line steamship CITY or Limerick
Iocshrad Nwiork Ju T. arrived at this port az % to-
qsy ard shortly proc. Liverpool
hp CaJs Noodle hewlok JuY 10, fof liverpool touched at
tbs port tis afternoon
lfor --latest Ship Ners see Fich Page.I
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

findings settled and creep soWei Bsyns agt HopSnsMoen
granted levy MAY =, Ease and amendments see third and
six fnh, seventh ard eighth amendment dsa
lowed Wilson stehe osng has neglected
to comply with the latter part Of new rule a.
Superior COuyf-Specidl Te1n--By Judge Freed
msn-Baru Tennessee Fire denied with
$40 costs Beebee al at RgrgrCsse settled and ordered 10 b.
fe Hewitt snhof-Orer granted Nichols Darrell
ct sL-OIder gIanteL smith ag. Tehe-Onier granted.
Common Peas-Svecidi Icm-Bv Judge Larremore
Mullins PrlitMoiol dismiss appeal Franiel Seech agt
The Atant Mutual C0nCfrOgaye see. Tiffany Mar
tinMoon granted JLonon.Moon thar receiver pay
10 Iicts.-Tbee
grnnt b orer leroy aet Cuforsr granted Weed at Burt
Motion denied abide see for counseL) Col
Hns agi Ste granted schuyler ag Prndye-MOtOn
Tranted Woosar ag Ca.eNoion gIlniel hcharison sgt
Kropper-0iee;ou TO taxation sustained MoBsaes ag LevJ-Ap
plicltion ele wi icos's.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY. july 20
and Liverpool STEAMSHIP Cty
Montreal H. a Supplementary Mal Pee No -
y. r., is closed At .. m. Stean,hlp sails at 2 p.
IAN deposited Supplementary Mas must be prepaid With
double pOstage
direct SOUTHAMPTON and BrcmeB bv
the steamship Bremen. close u M steamship SAILS az from
foot OF Thiul-,t, H0b0ken
Direct German Mail Is sent hT his line.
Mails Havana Mexico b. steamship CITY OF Havana close
at steamship sails at IRON Pier No. li J.. T.
West by the steamship Geo w. Cd close az
Steamship sails al 3 ?. from Pier NO % J. T.
Mail for Halifax n closed at the NeWYork PSOE@e every
THURSDAY at O'Clock Steamship sails ron Portland Me-
Friday. a. N.
CLOSED Mail only williams Guioa and
Inman Llne Steamships.
SUNDAY. JrLy p.
~ Mails close al II O'Clock Tie lOsGIce IS Iom A.
m. 10 II d. VI.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
ay a. ssd Charles Robe5 age To- we're held b. Jgsee
Al No IJi East yesterday morningi Louis Godsmths
,soon No Pouhs, Sunday night and Henry LinAs
saloon o Monday night
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Thomas Barclay committed charged with siesnS
al from Tom., WiHlss Of Lberyst while b. .seeP
"A Washington Joseph Sherry, james Brennan John
and John result of injuries hey nnc'u
on Auauu MateI and Thomss Conn in 1Kt Tbassy ng1
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
DECIsIONS-JULr 10.

Supreme Court-Chambers BY Judge barrett
denied sse opihln
Union CompnvCase and amendment 81 r
granted tee oph ~
Atlantic Mutual Insurance COMPANY AT Punk Motion dn-
memorandum With Cerkl Hnmsn Bowen et a-,ao HhI
mnts settled. all the amenimenis sIowoi IN seeorlsnce
with sienogspbeTs notes 0ekerhsusea sst se
and amendments settled Payne a.. agl bsAei-' '''-
uop denied without Van Bo.isTt sg Van nesAe'-
granted. with oleri MARKHAM ast but fe
amendment settled with eerl Eh",naN a., '"h
The injunction orsr sought TO be dissolved ha nn t'e. ~
HssbeuJ s{t FggTlC sai sueBinsRs seseL All
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

NJ. Deschange, Deputy for Meurthe and
Moselle, who is assisting Gen. Riyere In Marshal
preliminary examination, stated to have dis
covered the woodouter who delivered TO Bazaine on
Aug IS, hacMahOns dispatch announcing his intended
march This patch Bazaine has maintained through
out he has never received.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
PASNENGERS SALLED.

FOR LrvERPOOLia steamship Ctr Of Hashington July 0A
Williams tan T. W Kng II. Dreen Mr., q. Daley g. scott
wife j. H. wife r. Schp j. Grain. r.
Simpson Hirho5s Mrs aud Miss BowmaB Ms B1son, W.
Oaston Mitchell Mas NJ Csgian Nr. Payne AID Mira. b.
H. Jackson Mrs. E. Da'ey. John Thomas Mrs. Buxton.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Religious Notices.


Al Iacdpu yst. ia ptist hare ,oppcste yudam-Rer
d'y school sud Bible Clss, Priyermee,ins al
e;3 NbhDAl-bectufe 1880 fklDAYPrsyer snd
unrr.ncr Mteuns 5 Stlrles the and these whose
ehurchs closed kiEd.y invited essn cool church
a. c. ARNOLD, Missionary
Association Hal-servce OF Song. SABBATH EVENING.
al "A O'clock followed bs shot address 10 by Rev w H.
MARTIN ut BrOOklyu. Daily Unoa PTsyss Aeers O'Clock
a. Youns Msetngsa clock THURSDAY EVBN-
ISG, srd oenck SATtR RDAi EVENING.
Apollo Hsll, Broadway aud -Proi j. n. IT,
TO0HEY viii lecture SUNDAY At Ob and = Spirit
The Pic viii tab pace FRIDAY July , at BIN Park
Ess-Yori, Tbe-E gh,h-sye ears pasa ice gounds
kman Iiil VI. II, Church., Vast HneAt, between Fu,
Anl sscoadesOpcn al Slt Prsonng SABBATH, BY the
P.siur w g. SrRkL. LY,aagi suet SGmson strength
and To.aaent ehase
seaA hee .ni stang - welcome
Calvary Baptist Chareh, West TweatJ.,hrist, between
Fnh hrhsysAPfefeEg ~ the Pa,ror, Rev r. 5 MAC
ARTHUR essy SUNDAY July 2? A. l0 aud Strangers
welcome.
Carmel ChRpel.-Prsehns ~ every SABBATH EyBNING at a
oces by ev GEORGE j. MIS1lSS the CArm Chapel No. ia
lo.ery, GsNai-sL
Church OF ihe Messiah, cornst Pm.sa ssd IN
EDWARD j. lOCSd o.! famung Mas, viii preach SUN
IA MORNiNG Jul! si No eytnus service
VInsling, L.. L., FIRST Baptist Church eel, IN
CurT-ropm ID Tie IOwnlA PreHl BY the Pastor Rev. r. T.
ADDLBDlICH d. ~ al hi.j std iis p Sgsisi school
m.,ts o.; l;JJ o'clock seats ite.
i've PeLiis Mission, O t-e~rr' 6l Psrk-sL-Tae
ln.,a at the Points Rev j. ~ suARFRR saBrnptensat
coo II u sri io4 a 2. IL. PIsaslHs a.
r....s s-G AID &c AZ LylI las 81 .ea.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
MINIATIRk ALMANAC

Sun n,ss.... 4:45 ets.... Moon c04
Hook. saud... 1893 Hell Gate Ferry. e52
THIS DAg-P
lieu Gate t00
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Ghanrcs Tor Business Alen.


A PROFITABLE and well-establishcd cash
"a Mlnpacung Business Tor SALE os the part' oompei N
leave illness; wo not Do sold under
circumstances Call address J. O. WOOD No. 5s ceiar~t
A RARE CHANCE.--FOr SALE, LEASE and
"A FIXTURES Of Of the ta Stores a the very be ouon
Fupn-st BROOKLYN Price 0w AppY. w real aaJ ades,
Box No. 25l PostOfice, Brooklyn
RARE Chancellor SALE, Lease and
Fixtures the Stores 10 the best location IN
Faon-st Brookgl; price low Appg With real and address
Box No. - PostOdce, Brooklvn
DARTNER WANTED.-Magazin well
estahed Circulation exceeds 10000 Address OPPORTUNITY,
Tribune Once.
TSNO PRINTERS.-A very complete JOB
PRINTING OFFICE SALE comprising rogal cyln
quarter Dgenes eighth Gorlo Sheridan cl,t and
weassoi hook and type mo which snear new The
IL Fulton late the property Of Polemus fafsoa
Apply JOHN P0LHEMUS JL hAsaast or JOIN bES lkI %
BeekInau-st, Assiguees.
NVANTED-PARTNER either silent or ac-
w tive with from slOo 90 capital in h,s ret-l
house Chicago established nearly bu, lost heavily
by the great ere in October last To the nan ms Ghanse se
shtiorwsrd legitimate business and popular house
Address ia con6deace name BUSINESS. H. H. CAhD
LER Advertising Agency 24 South CArkst Chicago, Illinois
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Summer Retreats.

DRIGHTON HOUSE, Perth Amboy, n. j.
ID 1hs syone Summer open for the reception Of
guests prices The large airy and well fur
Table provided
old aud the place entirely ree rom fever ana
There II trains daily each wsy BY the fena.hs Ienn
Railroads. and the time but hours from Wsr
G. LONG. Proprietor.
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prlnIlng.

SLOTEt & JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- Frs BLANKBOOK MANUFACTURERS, No. ~ Faltonsi
BLANK BOOKS made to any pattern. Orders solicited
WM. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 FultOn-st.-
w LITHOGRAPaIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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Gotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL. Washngton-ss,
Issaatat .,aass irs.a Wssss.sS 10 sR'asa'hssh bese
Y. ROUk U.s.. rpYasssA
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90 Uhom II man Gonrern

Go Uhom II man Qonfern
IMPORTATION WANTED--0f the DISPOSE
Il Of the ., -. . ,..,.-o,, -, s--,,
Address JAMES I. BLACKBURN Hhsboro, ILL.,
4 p. ID. is invited to send his proofs to ii. c.,
- POst-Ohce Box 5l Boston
OtFIcE o y MASHArTAS MARKET CONPASl,l
3i5 and 3l8 BROADWAY, EEw.YORK, June IL, lS'2
NJ o r e. K The constant application for
~ in the MANHATTAN MARKET ThryI urth-st
North River has induced Company open their books before the
completion building Consequently, and after MONDAY
july stands will be the Of lye the occupants
and preference renewal OF lease a. M cn o mo
term will from August when 1t expected The buiing
PsSs Of he BUILDING STANDS with price ssIei he
med al oice OF the Company .,,o,., ~ ,,
VNO HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS.-The Com
of Water Works for the CITY Of Toronto WI rese,Vs % aP
testimonials for the Office OF ENGINEER 10 Th
COMMISSION until SATURDAY tie 9Th ln such applications to
be addressed 10 the Undersigned, JOHN NohIhlh1lON,
Chairman " ater Works Commission, City OF Toronto.
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fOFrICTAI.I THURSDAY. July Is, 1872.
Present-Hon. John Coclrane President, aud quorum
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Ueoolna Garos, &-f.

At WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full
a ton-,t-WEDDING CARDS and PINE SfAIlONEkf U.stab
lshed l8la)
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Dentlstrp.
professional Notlres

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
~. Of an Important SpeciatT Syracuse Medical College "
Omce 231 Fieh. Of 1hrsve N. Y City heryoa, De5u
general diseases &C. reliably tread