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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08

ibrem liingten Sobue ulpiies, Der in Seglei.
tung OeS 8aufiers 9rerel gleidfallS cine
Reiie na6 europa mad)t, bas @sleite bis
gum Oampfer gegeben batteu.
- Die N1ttunoen- Sewe9ung tpirb tag.
lid idmdder. 2Sie perlautst, bat Oas Gre.
futiuz&omite Der Grbeitgeber 8emeiie in ben
pdnben, baB uerld]iebene 2lrbeiter Srgania=
tioneu fa h6dlTt tpranniide lebergriffe 5u
Sbuben fOmmeu laiien. nm arbeitsnili9e
Geute aus ben Berffdtteu fern su balteu.
Snswiiden bat Der ausifauo bic traurige
6olge gehab:, baB bas gan3e 8auseid,dft gum
Sttlltanoe 9ebraht moroen Ill. Son @leoes
lano, Shio, 1T 9elbhiilfe fir bic auslteben-
ben yfaldlnens uno Shmiebearbeiler getoms
men, mas m0slider 8eiie bereu Iusilanb
etuas uerldugern niro. - Cine Qnsabl RGb=
maidinen= =Irbeiter unb Siihlsr tabren Wons
tag an bfe 4rbeit suriid. Gu9 bic Batter.
ions0ofomotiuen. .8ertitatt io0 Wontas nes
Der inter ben alteu 4rbeitsbeoin9ungen ct,
0ifnet tperbeu.
- Die y9eutiden" bielten geiern IbenS
ette Serlammlung, I'M Der Contention in
baltimore einen Yrotelt nit 10000 llnters
ibriften III @uniten @reele1's por3ulegeu.
- Wan glaubt beute, baB DlarD Butler,
bon Der man annabm, baB fie ON 4. SuIi in
tbrer gSobnrng au Srooflpn ermorbet murbe,
bon etnenl Sllsitrable get0otet maro.
- gSie usrlautet, fanb 9eitern bel @elez
genbeit Der Ser9uigungsfabrt elmer irldnbi'
i6en Wilitdr= @ompaanle BON Neuurf auf
Dem 6uoiou eiae blutige Sd)lagerei itatt,
nobel etn ooer 3rpei BerioHen mrs 2eben ges
fommeu iein ioueu.
- Die britilhen Gftionare Der, @riebabu"
6esiiuiti9en Die @rmGblun9 SauOerbil's gum
PrdFoenten.
- Morgen wirb bic @eiuubbeitsbeb0rbe
Ger Stabt nit elmer allgemeiuen SnipettiOn
Der Wietbtaicrnen besiuneH.
- Der Boli3eibeamte 9onobue bonn flint.
ten Yrectntt, g8iqtamsburg, puroe amSams
tag Gbeno nit itarfuerleeter 6irnidale aui
Dem Srottotr gefuuoen. @r farb beute.
Spdter erfubr man, baB er uon Raufbolbeu
perlest moroen mar.
- Der Dpfr. 0ouau" it uon Bremen bier
eiu9etrOffen.
- Die 0pir. yGitg Of 2onSon" urb Sas
tapia" iino uon 4iuerpoOl bier eiu9etroifen.
- Die au8fdnOigeu gtdbmai idInen. .2rbei.
ter perben mOr9eu ibre slrbeit unter Den
alten Sebin9un9eu ruieoer auinebmen.
- Der bGdite 3bermometertan par beute
SO @raO, am Abenb lteno oaS GuedRlber auI
n @rao.
- Die heute mad europa abgegangenen
Oampfer nabmen II Dttq. Dollars in Son-
tanten NIT.
- g8ie perlautet, bat Sanoerbilt bie linn
BON ben en9lii4eil Gttienbaltern an9ebOteue
Brditbentur Der U@rie=Sabu" ab9elebnt.
- Der 500 oes 8i9terS 0tcSunn ruft
groBes 4ufieheu heruor.
- 0as Thermometer Seigte beute M SO
9rabe, aaerbtn9s 5-6 9raoe rueni9er, alS
in ben lesteu Sagen.
- @eltern tpuroen "a neue Souneuittd]z
fdae angemeloet. 33 Wienl4en farben IN
Tol9e Der 6iBe.
n Iii b. 50 -Sll
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Der
MrGamltp p-6n0rant.

Stir Bumpenmader uno @runoeisentbimer.
Die llnterssihnsten perfertiesH uno 5abeu Bum
SerfauIt Die beiten hid NIT Baffer uers
Id ueHoerifben uno n DIT Sutrterenbe
eporunten, ba iie cues Sberpoiisr uub iauGes Nois
Ter ausi6leBen. Dies 1T cine e1r mfbtee 5batIadbe
Mot aGein fur bic Geiunbbeit aaer pede 6oorant.
gBGisr aebrduhsn, ion6ern aud fiir Die griparnik
unter9runbes nit a6flusWaiier Der oeuG 6niiden
6pornni, osr @loats uno oss SeQers pert'n0ett ale
Btton @upIroCrz, abfuBlod= uro fad Shbron-
ten, lpsnn etfuas gebrou4t, BtebcH itmueiae 8e.
anotbcils ein, ueI6e nqtitlid burdj Den grQbu rnt
ternt weroen miiiie. Dur6 nitfe 5poronten aaron.
tiren MIR, eleient nebel noIlia uno fiher obulz
belier. 9. .. Erene, s. Spmp
(Juni25 l2Utl SIR. Z. NnrriSonhT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08

SeSerutanu,

reid oetr arm, uerbsirobrt ober nit, iots ien et"
ben lr cine Ieuen YitteIn entiprebenos Snnme psI"
trn. unb In Dem UorreIfsH Rdnse Der bsts9rlsttsia
fen GeiellbaiteH ftebt bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
6abannQ=GiQarren
gRnFeo-&nsrn

i'm stsinuertauis 3u @rsrose 4reifea bei
SeIiG,niu y. 9BVe o. Gom,
N30-D Xr ti2 mciI-ct oi,i"Faa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
QSIuttae Naufcrei.

9eaopnmortb, Suuias, 5. Suli.-Sm
@tienbabn.6radtbauie III SrentOu in 0tii'
iOuri rauften iid] am DtittwOdl gtahmittage
pier entlaiiene Sdlmieoe. SIM @etHmmel
muroe etner berielbea getDOtet, uno Elm Anoes
rer t00tlid uerwunoet. 9obu Ganigan bieb
NIT etnem Bell aui &ObGt Slatelp elm, uno
&Obsrt 9auuuasb perieete Dem 2auigau eiuen
Nehuitid, Der ielnem geben Elm @nOe madlte.
&aoanagb periette bem Wt. 2artin cine
54nittwunOe bios OeS9alb, neil er eiu
HreunO Goni9au'S mar. GaOuHagb unO
Slafsln iibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
Nus Sblca9p.


9hicago, ST., 5. Sull.-Seute in aller
Nriihe muroe 9fobert @qis, @onoutteur elnes
6radttruius Der Wilpautee abtbeiIung Der
Chicago. uno Nor0melteiienbabu, in Der
9tdbe Der @aluarpsStatiou, n6rblit) oon@hi'
cago, uie man 9lagbt, bon einem 9eniiieu
Sobn 2angoou getOotet, ben Gais BON oem
Grain ltieB, neil er iid) weigsrte, iein 6abr'
gelb Al be5ablen. Surg nadloem er ben
Qangbon BON benz Grain eutfernt bate, er,
griff @aiS cine Qaterne unb 9tng auf ben
Sdfern Der gSagen nab oem binteren Ebeile
be8 Grains. I'm iene 3eit bDrte man eiuen
SduB une su9leidl uermiBte man ben @ons
ouftenr. Der Grain mur0e angebalten nno
Der BrenlIsr 9in9 eiue turSe Strede Der 8abn
entlaug Suriif unb fano bic ueritiiMmelte
gei6e oeS@onoutteurS anf oem @eleile liegeu.
Der 8opf mar total Sermulmt, Qangbon mar
nid)t ipeit oauon entfernt uuo elite III n0rb=
ltdler Gl6tun9 oaoon. @r muroe arretirt
unO 6ierber 9eliefert, nm oas 8eiultat oer@o'
=llnterluhung abSumarten. @r bate
ein Bifol in ieiner Eaite, pelhes OenBeusiS
an Itf] trug, oaB eS erlt tiir8Itd ab9eitoiier
lporben mar.
Nrdnbe.
90 fee, gSiSc., 3. Suli. - @tne
SpeSiulOepeihe BON Bairie bu @bisn, @isc.,
beia9t, baB 9eItern abeno Der @leuwaarens
QaOen BON .. g. @iabert & Comp, ab'
gebranut lit. Sdaben $4,000. 0a6 6suet
entItanO bur4 Die @rplOROn elmer SerOiin=
yampe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
%. 6. @nnb & COMP,

GsentbTner BON
GoIs's patcntirten amtomatiid,en 3ei3ern,
tpeIde in ben lssteu ini5ebn Sabren iebr umansrei6
uno nit beiierem erfoles. ats raeno Elm anbsrer nit
Dampf obsr beiBsm Bafier bci5enoer Gpparat se=
braubt fDsrcen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
= WolD= lluO Silbermaaren.

r. WOlD= llmD SilberUaareu.
HA, Sin rettbaltes Eager
GIesante StIberia den.
@oioene uno filbcrns q i'd euubren.
&ilberplattirte xSaarsn.
It|@sW sWeiierm aareH.
Weue 8ronse=s 4en u. J. NJ.
aa ebr bi4i9en BretieR BET
u. ". 1Sarner
IN jstnsm neuen geihdte,
fSspt.ts,fSO ser. i35, @.>SaItimpretr.
Oiamanteu!!
lpRbare Stmudio uRo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
yated, Bbippe & Comps
Ueuier Sald)enM1ren (etDas Gle9antes. J
aut elm poles 4iiortinent Der beTen
tilberplattirten SSaaren BET
Geo. gB. sBcbb S Co.,
t238-D gds Der Baltimore nnb eigbttr.
Yarlor> Stronlen1ter,
Barlors@b banoeliers,
Sibiiotbefz Gbonbeliers,
gssimmsr=e ebanoelisrs,
gBsimmsrs @sanbeIiers.
Sausflurs Gbanbs bsIiers,
Saushurs@ bauoeliers,
Sausaurz banoelte
4ue Nrteu gaseinric,tmnaen.
Daiisr= nao y asrobren uno
Wsparotursp bel
q. o. Dapiripn,
Rr. s, Rolbzeibertptrase.
fUpriI191SH SIR. 8. Rorb =e6ertohr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
&n Gdlneiner llnn Mnnere!

Brauat Sbr eiHe quite Gdbmadine. 10 tauft Den
j. .ssiftor." GO nGbt teidie uno idpere Arbeit nit
sleidber eed,tisieit. Die Raeet iasn nd1t unrsd't
einseiest werben aene ytdtbern ober Gamtils ioate
obne lie isin. Wan prede Dor unb unteI,u4e oie'el1
ben In se-, a., Saorb Gbarlesftr., i'm 6reitnauz
rer,1empei. 9louatltGe 3ablunsen onsenommen.
(april27, ,12W.St
Bg NdiIe !! YdKes GH
3. Haine,
t93-g, g6e Der 8altimoreifr. unb 8.zO. -Ioenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
IHG. gSareollirr be Mernlla&Go.,

#G. @areailier De Wernla&Go.,
Wr. So, Gsdbanaesplaess
Baltimore.
Sous In Yoris: Rr. 13, Sfue on Goniernatotre,
baben ioebeu per S4iH "unele Soc" uno "9anla"
BON 9tperpool
einenuotIen Sorrotb RON
Glarets
Gauterness ssW Weinen
alIer @rabe
ubGlten.
Sn ,sdfiern uno Snen. ...Su1rts uno B'nfen.
(Sulit0, 129Rfe.,T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
Oie GrpptDbplDn=
Gisz4anne

IA, mas 0uuelbaitistst, 8slnbet uno Sb0aReit
anbelana., Die neueHs uno bette, sa5 Gis Dor
idbusl!er MuH6iuns idbiisenre Stamne. gu baa
ben lei
G,ebr. ganfieIe s Comp,
gds Der Baltimore uno
fAnrJ % f-D Sbar(esitrage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08

Slream G6retbmaterialten,
Bureau Srufarbeiten
unb
aIle Mrten 9fe d)nun9s=
9 il der,
quite grbeit uno mdBae Rreiie bel
@usssnbeimer S Reii,
15l-O Tr. 157, g3eii= SaItimoretraBe.
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-. Sabrgang.
spe,ial : Woti3elt.

Sie erOse ,,Gbineiifd,e xbee=
Sompaenie,"
SIR. 25, gS c # y q Tim orezStraBe,i
nabe osm .MaIulano.Snitttute:"
SIR. 1856, Yertn9to trdBe,
benz Wtartte ae9cniber.
pie ein,isen ausi6he6li6en 2Rss' uuo aafieeldScn
In Baltimore. 1oI-fI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-08
6ro6er SranS in ALBANY, W.=g.

Alb IN, De- y, 6. Sull. - DIE Anz
itreider 8srtitdtten Der n9a. 9. Gsutrul-
Babn" Su 8elt<albaup murOen beute ourA
6euer 5eritOrt. so befradteie &arren unO
bret Der gSagner'l6eu Barlor> 9Saggons 9e=
rietben in Sranb unO eiu 8erlult pen $780,
900 mur0e berurhdlt.
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fHnriI1Q.1S.
6nmmt1tnh iehet

h,u orost,n uno 6enen Gorratp & ner stoht BON
Qeiebnen. uno WEa,erzOtaerial, 6 d. rel N
fsrioiten, gnderu, Snsenteur- uno
ar db iteften gSertcn. % d. 8 I Il m rs
Wtaterial, @anras, Sar5en, $aletten,
"a. Weinifie q S0bne.
Sednen .Matcrial> Depot,
fAaN SIR pl4, lBeiz Saltinoreitr.
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c3Obn 9anrO&
GsseuisitiseGe5rns> Getit6ernngssGe'
frI[iflnit TIM Gnffnn. Mnfi.

c1uyH 6juHLDh
0eseuieitige9e5rrs >Getii3erungss8es
irlli9ajt ton Suifuu, @aK.
0tsfe gslsaihait wuros aIs SrpOnsHt bss bunbT1
ten "wedffadniettfer Riebt Ssriau Seiesee-
or9aniirt. Sbr @utbabeH III ieet uber $2,500.OO0
ruelde fi61er gu @uHiten Der HOceH SHbdbtT dn9es
lest ino. HGt ben 9fiesen UoR Ranahuletts, DsnH
trgeno cine AElnge ooer AHlelpt 9ema9t poreeh
fueidG Hib purd Die Strtuten autOrrt, ftno ee 0ta
reItoren, uedIe bieiebe esmatt ODER bepiniet, ben
UileliCesrH Der 9eieuihait iir ieoen oaour uerurs
iadicn Sellut perionlit ptraEtUortlt: Die Dttst0
torgR oer-Jobn Sanco6 9eaenieiti9en SebeHs Ber~
ft6eruEas @sieuitait" umiaiieE eIn9e Srtt6is):c
reihGen uno rsipeftobGIiten SiHpobner Spfon'5,
aue Boliceu iiuo mob elmer BrimenSabuna dbIolut
urperull6dr, einerei, oh oterIbc idtIli, balbidpT
LID ooer uisrteliGbrli6 eematt miro. DiOeenbeU
iueroen bGlbldhrli6 rIflGrt uno bddr beboblt.
Ntur Ielne tcbens= uuo SGrioIsunas .gertdetune,
= teine s2ontue" occr unotre Shena's Rno NIT uua
Iereu 9eSdbdtGn perbuuoeH.
Cine isbr arOse 4HaGbl unierer beitcr GtnmoRner
ftuo bcreits in Der oaHco 4" ueributi Seluno-
beits.Rtfto's Der0Cu nur ncrnhert.
gBGGter Z. 2BittirioH,
9euerGl- Agent ilir 9RaruiNno uno ten Giitrtu
goIumbiG,
ROrausf Ete Der Charles uHo SaltmorstrI
Sames SCnoeri on, Sofals a9enti
". ". = 6p arImunn,
8eriuaer oes oeutiben DsrGrtsmeuts
Dr. SGmesA. Steuart
(NGtl0, ,12YRte,l.p.l mountaineering.
,,0i9blanO"
am Sdeioepuntte Der @aiterns unt 9t9hlGnea
Iueuue,
Baltimore SOuutp, ERb.,
fuaer5aIb 500 9arbs pou Der gtG6t
SGltimorG.
,,6i9bIanf" pro raih araebaut uuo balo siue
fuittise uno Usrtbuoue Borfaot SaIumore's Dtp~
Den. @s liGgt nur einiee hunbCrt gaIbs
pon Der .Bbilaoelpbidz timing 9tonzSalhs
morer @tlenbGbn,"
ron Der SaHtoner StOotpieroebabH,
pom Batterionz8arte
Spii@sn Der runious@tienbabu" unb BEN SaItnlortr
.ihbtloe.
Gin BolFsi6uGbaus uu6 cine Strts 6eFus
ben fidl berets auf oem 8ldBe.
Die Va9e 1T cine Der 9slunosleu uno eH9sHebmittr
In UtdrnlaHo.
SGupldBe ino unter iebr sinfiissn SebtnsunssH
5u pcridulen ODER Su uerpadltCn.
gSeqen rueiterer SinSenbGtten iUenoe man f9
minoltp ooCr ibriitltd IN
Shcmns mec5innis, Gseutsn
(apr. %, ,f2IRte, ,t&p) an Sr unb Stele.
Observation-Disclosures.
1000 Ger icbouiteu s5ueeer atidI;cneu stlinten
5ut5 Gents pto Biunh;
1000 Sdhneius;ungen 5u 10 @ents pro Stud;
1000 SldidjenSlmbecrCu II. u.SiiruuensS Sprup;
500 Tusenn Vile nnc 4prter, 70 Gents;
800 Susene &dacIbier, 81;
GO per6ieoene Sorten Gdfes unh Graders;
400 Siifen feiner SGfeI Slaret S8ein, 81 pro
Site;
g. TeIpiS Sunldp,
C6!-T) Rr. 49, 2Beits Baltimore Strs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14
HORSE AND CARRTAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Monday. May Is, ]

NEw-YoRK Monday. May Is, 172
I The supply of work and pleasure horses OF
all kinds at the opening Of the week Is fully equay
all requirements Of the present trade. The market 10
day displayed considerable activity, and business
promises TO be satisfactory throughout the current week.
The regular semi-weekly sale at Messrs Johnston q
Van Tasses Horse and Carriage Mart East Thirteenth
st. will as usual be held tomorrow Tuesday,, the 18th
inst, at ~ o'clock
On Wednesday next May Is, n bankrupt sale OF fine
carriages will be held at No. CSC Broadway, Messrs.
Johnston Van Tassel TO oiciate as auctoneers. Tho
stock be brought the hammer comprises % carriages
entirely and Of superior workmanship, and will be
sold without for the estate In bankruptcy OF the
late firm OF n T.. Baldwin Co.. by order OF John w.
BrttO Receiver The above stock must be sold on the
day named and these carriages will have to be dis
posed OF for whatever they will bring opportunity
for excellent bargains Is offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14
60 Ubom II man Gollcern
legal Nollrss.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
~ application OF the Commissioner OF he central FaT LOT aa IN
behalf Alcuea ana Cooaay - me Niy 81 New
York relative opening certain avenues ra snd pubs
sna OF places. lad BY the Commissioners Of the Genital PARK
In he CITY Of RIVERSIDE fARk) We the retersynet
OF Estimate and Assessment 10 the ab0vesttrd matter,
hereby give occan % az
houses anl improved rnprycd us affected thereby sni
90 a others whom It may concern; -.
First completed estimate asi assessment and that
all persons these proceengor any Of he lands ahc,
thereby opposed the hcr coas
in wiling duly verified 70 JOSIAH SUTHERLAND d our Char
No 90 the City before the iJta dsF Of Jaae.
the said viii hear pare 50 ocng
within the said 18Th DAY Of jane l and
purpose will attendance said oe On each Of said
ten DAYS, at 10 O'Clock N.
second That the abstract Of the said estimate and sneDi To-
geher with maps also all the aaday estimates and oaes
used by In making report have been d
posted the Office Of the Department Of Public WORKS In 'hs ey %
Kew. there until 26th dsy Of June, 1872
Thirds the limits embraced BY the assessment Aforesaid se .
follows All thOse pieces parcels OF land bounded
onhe north b the line OF - hundred and STREET. 90
the line Forecord street, OF The east o VOC
Eighth avenue; the west BY TIE son et
NswYork excepting herefom az the land now occupies
used railroad BY the Hudson River hoad company
AMI excepting also tererom land lying between hsh aaa MIA
avenues asi Seventy seventh and Hghty-hrss streets
FOURTH That our report herein will be prevented 70 te supreme
Court of The STATE Of SewYork General Term thereof TO be bed
in tn New Coar Ionsc City Hail. The civ k.sio
The 10Th day Of Jgy the opening Of he Court on hei DAY and
HAT then and thereafter counsel can Dc Read thereon
roos Viii bs the said ne eonhrned-paei New
iors MAY o. 1871. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND
iO''' '' = WILLIAM C. TRAfhA@RS. Conn suOnsuA
CHARL6S X GRAHAM.
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Cam JsIan0 Real estate for Sale.

TT Hampstead, l.. l., and vicinity-Several de-
ble Village small Also Farm In Orsnge
tcck implements other desirable country
ne, Tor exchange Barker, IoI broadway.
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fIERt0N, AuctOntrf
by A. d. MELLICK, jr., a. BRO. Auctioneers
D and Dealers NewIersey Real Estate No. Pnet keWYork
TUESDAY May H. 1872. at 2 p IA.
on the premises, Administrators sale Of valuable
Farm Of 81 ACRES,
NewBrSllyn near Panheh, n J. he dwelling contains II
good Ofde ouibuug and complete the land
l. in inc condition has long front roads and Is unusually
we'll wateFed; miles from Plainfed
Terms will be- announced at sale.
be In waiting Panfed Station the ARRIVAL OF The
l2l ira n from New fOrA On dsT Of ssle.
o. aBLLICK. h.. bro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14
Gin propfrtn TO Eef.

NO. 1O7 West Sixteenth st.-ATHiRD FLOOR
~ 10 LETT rooms families in the house 30 per
month.
rTO BAKERS. .-.
for bakery the city 10 LEASE. Broadway and Thirty
'hif1-S~ Apply " VIM RAYEOR, 81 Pinest
no LET-The very desirable HOUSE, 341
4 West Twenty.thirCst.. with garen in front 80,
JOHN II. COMER, 90 West Twenty-thirist
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Gitn Real Gsiate for Sale.


A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1000
~ CITY HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS SALE end LIT
hiuiDg Cty Map. ETC., gratis V. STEVENSON son,
Real Estate Auctoueers and Brokers No. II Pine-st
MONT MISS MULLER, WILKINS q Co.'s
IL sALBst BXCHATGB III Broadway, TO-DAY TUESDAY, at 70
seloet grade LOT Enbve between Ninety and Ninety
sdntbsls. 251ic0 feet. BY order Of executor
VNO BOSS BUILDERS.-For SALE, two extra
Il LOTS ODehnndd twenty seeond 100 feet u
A. side good grade and sand Pnce, $3.50
JOHN GALLERY, 36i seammelst
y HOUSES TOGETHER, on Fifth-ave., OPP
- pote Central PARK ouIory fronts 22Isl lot lO WILDE
5000 less than ots could be purchased AMI houses built
Yi be sold sepsrately Apply to WIN. H. RAfNOR 81 fmet
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rOnq gslano Real estate for shlc.

tFOR SAIE--At sag Barbor, shore FARM Of
low iguTc aODi house barn, lei Old but
AsuJS5l-l.e. EULASD 3 WHITING sgeoktashst
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Anrtion Sales of Real estate.


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ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneef
A UCTI0N SALE
"A OF VALUABLE LOTS
On the
9TH AND 7TH-AVE. BOULEVARDS "
And on
f12TH. 18TH, 115TH, 18TH AND 120TH-STS.
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. R. WILKINS Co.
viii Sell at Auction
ON THURSDAY MAY 10,
II o'clock the Exchange SaesroOm III Broadway,
By order o. JOHN H. SHERWOOD, esq
SEVENTHAVE BOULBVARD8 full Lots, comprising the entire
nOnehundfedsndweh and Onehund
together with lots adjoining the OF
which front on andtweh and Onhurdeddtf
teenh fu side comprising the entire front between
together
adjoining Of which fronts Onehuntred and
nineteenth, and on 0nehundred-and tweDtieth-st.
sXTHAVB BOULEVARD2 Lots the northeast OF one
ffeentt with Lots the fronting One
hundred and Gfteenthst-
The sixth and seyentae Of the
Central Park COMMISSIONER $50 feet wide having Road Bed Of
90 feet, and Sidewalks each Ede Of IS feet
The srhave finished The sevenihaye Boule
ward viii the LIST July WATER and GAS
tbroueh Sixave the being laid Seyeah
These be planted with SHADE TREES the
Of the
Tie sol composed and gravel and perfectly dry
THE GREAT OUTLET SEWER
For Boulevard Lots is being built
Terms Of Sale will be LIBERAL
be sold TO the HIGHEST BIDDER 800
Maps be hsd at the once Of the Auetoneers. GID
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Brooklyn propertn TO fet.

THO LET-4G4 Classon-ave., $3.50; 492 Bed,
L ford.ave $500; 706 WaTren-st SlZO0 kULAND "AlI
ING, Beekman-st.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27

The r.uca talked Of high-toncs! conference
At the Fi.h Avenue Hotel has been held,
md the question now is what OF it-wha,
did j, al.Cunt To-: The ligh, in which il is
generally viewed by the Democracy is bss,
shown by the opinion OF The New York
World, expressed tie day befJIa the meet
ing. Said the 10 IL: "The gentlemen who
called this meeting, and the gentlemen who
will attend IL, seen. tc understand wherein
the nomination az Mr.. Greeley a weak. The
fsta! objection to him IA the candidate al the
c,mbincd opponents Of General Grant as,
that lie en- draw off no Republican votes
The Cincinnati candidate cugh; 10 have de-
veioped some Republican strength. B.l
Mr.. Greeley domination, 90 far from d.
viiing, has C, solida;ed, the Republican
party. 1t was expected that he would take
A barge proportion Of the negro vcts; but IT
is conceded By everybody that the negro
rJ,e will he almost unanimously given 10
Grant. L. vas supposed thai Mr.. Greeley
would be strong in Pennsylvania: but there
was never grs .ter delusion. He has
made public declaration &C neutrality on
the tariff question; and as Grants sup
poEteEs have inGor-ed protection, all tie
Pennsylvania high tariff u.en will vote for
Grant. BIT, without further reg'rd TO de-
{ ,iled considerations Of this kind, the broad
fact s,ares everybody in the faes that the
nomination Of Mr.. Greeley mss made no
favorable impression ca the Republican
masses. He has received some surprising
/ .dusrments inside the Democratic party;
out no Republican Involvement ofany weigh
or significance. Ii he is TO be merely Dem.
icratic candidate, he is (nex; 10 General But
ier) the weakest that could have hasn named.
TIE only apology the Democratic party
could make for indorsing him is that he
sorld bring body of REPUBLICANS to vote
with It's Bui there Is no evidence that, out
side of The State 0! New York, he has any
Republican following, and even here he has |
10, s,rengl hened his nomination with the I
r.pso, nj tho -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27
a. sssG ak SOl-

iva 0, three ulorihs ago the Tribune, u.
min, via, i. csliei the ind ;,endent press
'eclartd that no matter who was nominated
a Cincinnati, .PhilalelpLia, or elsewhere, Ii
.oui,: 10. in future he an o:gIn. or prIu'
.,mpaiga editions, 81 shou; Tor this or ,ha'
,,ndii .te. How ii la. lived up to this de-
.ara,iU,i may be seen from the following tx
act from the Ricnmend VA Enquirer o.
e IS IL instant
1--WE have received through the mail from
re Tribune Off brief pamphlet. eniitle
Hr Greeley Record on Amnesty aud Il.
oI,s, ruc;iun from tie Hour OF Zen. Lee r
,ur.en..er.' We haze read II through, baI
ave learned no;iing new concerning the
,se and philosopher. We know his rec
I'D uluc:, better than he knows it himself,
nd there is very liule in i, that any South
IN man can commend, or that Is calculated
, make Mr. Greeley acceptable 10 the peo-
- .. His spciiOu'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27
DEATH or MAJOR FIRTH.

iisj. +. l.. Firth, Superintendent oil the
A,chison & Nebraska Roasi, ~ho ~as 20 St ..
iereiy wounded By an accident on his road
bout ten days ago, died from the effect o.
IS injuries Lat "wednesday evening. 81
clrih was Young marriott over twenty
i've wears OF age was a gentleman Of fin
he'd education, of much experience in rail
,o2ding, and enthusiastically devoted TO his
,a.iness. He had been 4 resident OF Kan
as since 1865, and had been ali the time
,rOGIiueniy and actively identified with the
rsllroad interests vi the STATE. Although
lille more than boz when BE came TO kau
a.. he had business talent and tact Of suci,
,supericr character that Mr.. joy made him
Superintendent Of one OF The most iupoi.
ant tram Missouri railroads, and the duties
ii his position were always discharged ty
i'm in manner wholly unexcertiona5le.
lie vas thoroughly abre 'st with the prcgres-
s;ve spirit Of The age, ard in lis death We
lo4e one OF the msst valuable rlilrnsd men
6 Il.