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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

At hal. past ten O'Clock, the Senate came
INTO the Hall OF the House OF Representa-
tlves, anu "a J'lut Assem- 1ly WIS iorneI @
near the report 81 the e,m nI5lc- 10 canvas
tue woes ior Governor, LIeut-uAn5 Governor
aud Treasurer.
HIS aouor, Lyman q. Hnckley, Pre-iden
Dr9 tenn ui tue Senate, in the char.
TIE cauva5sIng committee submitted a
report wuIca vas read by the Ger K, and is
as follows.
10 me J95at assembly n0.c "a session
Iue JOINT cauya,sIng committee appointed
canvass tle votes tor G1veruJr, L5eI5el-
amt Governor and Treasurer, having attended
TO the duties assigned them, now slonis Jae
following report.
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tlmated by Auditor, S3,OOO W
Due to towns, U. ). surplus fund IL. .687 81
Uue t1 towns, INT. on surplus fund, - %
NJ -, Allotment accounts d int. 4,3O2 20
Due on extra State pay accounts, I2.442 80
Due on outstanding checks, l,oh 20
s33, $40 80
CURRENT RESOURCES.
.sx ot 1871. 50, ,449 48
puo ~ - credIt otsiuking fund, l84, 1851 w
0a,dn %a"h ~ T,easnrv I78, ,l79 IA
-3n- o-n e A
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The New York Herold Club gave the
African Stanley an enthusiastic banquet, at
which DR.. John Livingstone, Of Canada,
brother Of the great explorer, wac present
Boston reports a wreck at sea aud eleven
lives lost.
Elibu Wsshburne had banquet at Chi
cago last night. The Union League Of
New York are also preparing reception
for hin in New York, at which Gen. Grant
promises TO be present.
Dubuque rejoices IN second railroad 10
Chicago.
Two propellers and two schooners bave
gone ashore on the Lakes.
A young blood of Denver killed COM
rade Saturday night--an about Q woman
Omaha reports tETaa hunters found
dead, killed apparently by white men.
Local insurance agents are perfectly
willing TO advance rates on the insured, but
they demur strenuously to the proposed re.
duction of their own commissions.
Senator Morton Is to be banqueted by
Cincinnati.
Judge Ichaboa Corwin, of Ohio, lies dan
gerously Ill.
Buffalo thinks the Ere canal will remain
open ten days longer.
Victoria's daughter, the. Princess Imper.
ial Of Germany, is In delicate health, ant
goes to Carlsruhe by advice Of physicians
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fore obliged 10 dispatch an .rcn-ciae from
Key West together with four other vessels
not OF formidable proportions 10 that locall-
ty. Spain, al the time TO which refescrne Is
made, bad twenty-thrae vessels IN the Gnlf
and the v,csnity Of the island OF Cuba. Our
vessels, owing to this disparity of force,
would have been unable to contend with
those Of Spain In case of hostile movem Qts
on her part.
The Chief OF the Bureau of Constructor
and Repairs viii, it Is understood, recon-
mend that compound engines be placed In
all our vessels, both as to economy of fuel
and increase Of speed, and that be will sup
port his views by careful arguments.
IL has been ascertained from naval Of
GERS that not more shsa teD of the fifty 'ro,i
clad vessels can ba rei,deiei uses1l fof "a
val purposes. Therefore the government
Will dispose Oh tne renssilsso. -. y ~ The
twenty light draft mcy.b.s-s buAt during
the war at coet OF SIC, ,G5d,000 never fred
8 guu. not having been cai,sd irto active
service. a bill Is now pending before dse
House Of Representatives appropristing $3,-
OO0,00o fof .cilding ten sloops Of war.
In view Of tie fscts ccpceHning the inefii-
cheney Of The avy, efforts viii be made at
the approaching session Of Congress TO com.
pletely reorgsniae u. A part Of Secretary
2obeson's report win he devoted to this
sUiSsct, and be ~ill repeat the recommen-
dati0ns In his last annual report TO supply
the places Of vessels witch nave become
useless with those Of good sovna eonstruc-
tor, and urge that unless sos osiethiE,.ss ~ done
In this direction our cruising navy & sy 20
meaps powerful, indeed. scarcely respecta-
ole for nation Of our rank and responGi-
bilitia8, and will soon Qimost wholly pass
power.
The President to-day In private ccnver-
sstion with ship-builder, said he would in
his forthcoming annual message recon-
mend Congress 10 take acton with view
TO restore the commerce of the country to
A. llal->-@ &. e. Lszf--- 1T
tIc SShfeaaS-~>a- - /" - -><s~=- -S ava
WAT
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EPIzOOTIC.

Memphis Brasgi1s-OxenS SIOO Apiece
MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.-The Lcrse malsdy
has caused virtual suspension of business.
TIE depots are filed with freight which it
is impossible to deliver Vcry few ho-ssa
are TO be seen On the streets to-d.y. In
many instances oxen were drawing car-
risgos, oirLiGuses Sli dray5 for which Gx-
oIDitaaS prices were charged, dollar and a
quarter per bale for cotton being considered
the usual rate. Some enterprising cabmen
had their vehicles out with six or eight
negroes drawing them.
The street cart hsve suspended entirely,
causing great trouble aud Inconvenience to
those living In the suburbs. Hand-carts ara
reaping harvest of greeh backs, but several
owners were arrested for extortion. The
weather continues cold and raiGy, and unfa-
vorable for the sick hoyses. Oxen which
could have been bought Saturday for is.y
or sixty dollars per yoke now readily COM
mand ahundred and fifty TO two hundred
dollars.
Ohio Infested.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.--The horse dis
ease is sbating Lere. Many horses are
coming out on The street. The number Of
horses dying daily is decreasing steadily.
The indications are that the epizootic mas
extended all over Central and Southern
Ohio. In some places it has caused the
mails to stop. The street cars are gradually
resumiug travel here.
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CAIRO

Steamer Burned 20 the Waters Edge
CAIRO, ILL, Nov. 25.-The steamer
Wolff reports the steamer Ii M. ShreVe
burned at Chester Saturday night while
coaling. No lives were lost. -
ST. Louis, Nov. 25.-The steamer Il. M',
ShreEe was owned by Carter q Cain of this
city and belonged to the Red river line but
was temporarily in the Memphis line
valued at S22, 800, insured $l0,500. She
wSo bound from st. Louis to Memphis
with 200 tons of freight, most of which
was insured. She stopped at Chester to
coal and just as she was backing oct tS
leave the fire was discoveCed in the eafpen,
ter chop. L strong wind was blowing and
in twenty minutes she burned to the waters
edge and sunk. The passengers were all
saved and taken TO Cairo.
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KANSAS.

Outraged Settlers Threaten Lynch
Law Against Railroad m Mon0pOIists.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Pa reliable gentle
men who arrived here today reports that on
Saturday night last 20 or so settlers in the
Usage lands, Kansas, visited the town of
Parsons in that State, went TO the Helmont
Honse, compelled the clerk to show them the
room of Mr.. Parsons, chief CT the land de-
partment of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad, and forcibly took him out with tie
evident intention of doing him bodily harm,
but he escaped from them, leaped on 10
connective standing near nv and was rnn
throughto Sedalia, Mo. The demo nstra-
ton it is said grew out Of the exasperated,
state Of feeling among the Usage settlers
produced by recent decision Of the Secre-
tAEy uf L;4e Inter.or tiIas tue isnos upon
which they live belong to the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad. I',h
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.-S. b. Keys & Co.,
bankers Of this city, suspended to-day In
consequence Of Indirect losses 10 the corner
OF the Nortaw estern Common. Their Gus
toners having lost by this corner are una
BILE TO pay dues 10 the bank. 8. b. Keys Il
Go. have had no transaction In this stock on
their own account. Their loss is about
$4,000. Whether they viii be able 70 re-
sumo will depend upon what they nay here
after realize from customers at present de-
ilnquent. d n
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FOREIGN.
Progress Of the French Crisis.
ore Chsr-e-~'er Proposed a. Dictator

4
! LONDON, Nov. s5.-Psris dispatches say
the situation Is gloomy, ard declare tha.
the Differences between the President and
Assembly can lnotfl 90 stIsassd
PARIs, Nov. 25.-The Right wing OF tho
Estional Assembly have selected Gen.
ChaIgarn'er for PresIdent, should Theirs
| resign.
u PARIS, Nov. 26-Eyeni ng-The commit
toe on the address has completed their re-
'port. They propose ths immediate nasl-
.iation OF seisct committee OF fifteen
\ . draw up bill providing for the ere.
a nn OF u responsible Ministry. Thsy
"A ne q reply 70 the Presidential
~ ese unnecessary because Theirs Is the
IA 'dy's.delegate. The report suggests
mo AZ ion Of constitutional questions.
The N \ -ity Of tho coLi:nIttee favorable 10
the Pm 'nL baye resolved tG prepare
connter ~ e. The report Of the majority
which IN he rupture between Theirs
and the ~ y complete, causes much
.s5 =, a., - ei e.rflles. - 4.s.= .s.=.s
r. PrasId, retor In sscond Snoe.
sage. The mn 'y9I tne right is disposed
70 accept ThlerA elgnation II rendered,
and appoint Gen. ulAfa:1Sr a. DictAtor,
with Daae de BrCA SUI NM Do'"'e aiia
Desjar6ins Id the ca
Roman RsdsA eni Bombs.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-AN 'Vaieh from Rome
to the Echo saSs five Y Vols VINO we're
prominently connected w ne movement
10 hold Radical meeting N uat Guy nave
been arrested, and viii be TN on SnArge
OF high t-e5sCr. No disturbA IonnWeu
this action CT the governmentN Nn"ri'ies'
and TIE city remains Juiet.
A case filed With 'orsini bonn ues-
lined for Rome, has b. ~ seized Po-
Ice al TIE railway station ia LeghorfA
ROME, Nov. 25.--Kjrg Victor EnA
has arrIved in the ci,y.
In the Chamber Of Deputies ta day u
Nicatera moved resolution censuring IN
government for the needless and offens yeA
display Of military force In the capital dur n
ing the past thEea days. Deputies Nceti
and Corristti attacked the foreign policy Of
re goTsrnment.
Monsig1or De Merode, private chaplaip
efthe Pope, Is again reported iii.
0estrVsftve storms.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-DiS2atehss from all
points describe the gales in the English
channel Saturday last as terrific. IAny
vessels were wrecked and the loss Of Life
was considerable.
r;isIS sSUk.
Eliza Cook, tie Ea-,iish poet IS, Is very
I'll, and her recovery Is regarded as lmpos-
sible.
East African slavery.
RAsBlNGToN, DC, Nov. 25,-United
Sissss ressels have not been ordered 20 |
Zs-4ibar tc cn-nnnra,r with fbe R-it;sb
expedition against the slave trade as stated
in special to New York paper.
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Tho DIamend FeYar.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-The arrival
of Stanton aud Others in this city with q
ruby worth $4,000 and diamonds snd
precious stones valued at a million dollars
caused intense excitement. All sorts OF
rumors are ahoat. Stanton insists on the
genuineness of his discoveries aDd describes
the grounds where the diamonds were
found with great particularly. The gene
raj opinion Is that no 10 gigantic fraud.
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ST. LOUIS.
An Extensive International CONNER.
efai Enterprise.

efai Enterprise.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. PA society called the
Mississippi Valley Society is now in process
of organization in England, with headquar-
ters at London, composed Of wealthy proui-
nent Englishmen, and having for its object
the promotion Of direct trade between Eu.
rope and the valley vt the Mississippi. The
London office viii be the headquarters OF
The Western and Southern people visiting
Earops, as well "a the rendezvous Of Eng.
lish capitalists. Rooms viii also be proyi-
ded IN London to exhibit samples of the ae-
ricultural and mineral products Of the Mis-
sississippi Valley, photographs Of leading
public and other buildings Of its cities, etc.
The Central American Office is to be loca-
ted at st. Louis, and branch offices will be
established at all principal cities West and
South.
The central Office here VIII soon be epen-
ed, when cooperation with the London
office with view to facilitate a more direct
interchange Of products between this coun-
try and Great Britain will Immediately
commence.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Francisco
Martinez and Didra Baptiste were arrested
to-day charged with numbering Antonio
C2rafa and attempting TO swindle the In
surance compsniss. They say that Carafs,
recently from Italy, was nephew Of Mar
tlnez, snd that tne lAttar insured his life for
$4,000 and six weeks Afterwards drowned
him In Lake Pontchartrain. s1es
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B0STON.
Victims Of the Fire.

BosToE, Nov. ga body found In the
ruins Of the fire yesterday has been identi-
fed % 'sst - J5hu Ciiion, aged eighteen, a
resident of South Boston. Another hody
found to-day has not Yet been Identified.
The receipts of relief up ~ TIN aycIi1S
aIaount 10 Sl6l,3l2.
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where's Alexis >

TOPEKA, Ks, Nov. pa dispatch from
Fort Dodge says a construction train on
40 80 Saa;se e. asiroaG ran into nerd "a
buffalo to-day, ccsering an extent Of coun-
try ten miles long by two wide.
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sMlHea DrOMninR.

HooKsETT, n. H., Nov. 25.-Two young
men Of Raymond, named Bradley Sturte-
Want and Alden Fowe, drowned in pond
VINE y,nrlnIg SUNDAY, oy Dreaming through
she ics. A boy who went went with them,
ths5 threw out and saved.
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Three Candidates for RTnyor.

The Liberal Republicans have nominal
ed Joseph f. Paul for Mayor. This Is the
third candidate for this Office.
DncIo Seia compromising With Snug.
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clara

The Revenue fraud case against VIM. r.
Weld 4 Co., Is said to have been compro
missed by the defendants paying Into
the United States Treasury 100000. The
amount originally claimed by the Govern
ment was ST. 100000. The suit against tbl
firm in New York has been compromised by
the payment of S120o00
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would never have been able 30 recover any
thing from him II anything was due.
ga Rerutnr Norsvxssr>x
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WASHINGTON.
Grant Not in Favor Of Amnesty.


Deplorable Condition Of Cur Nary.
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Tas I.EGEsLATUKE.

classification Of the Members KIocs.
Herewith we present list Of the Sena-
tUrs suu representatives elect 70 the Leg
islAt,1e, corrected from the official returns,
- --t.f. k..,g- ,,.oas o.fF7oa
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account OF Drake Bros. by Garland, Martin
& Co. Mr.. Drake claims not TO hg reapon
sible, as be only cleared tia stock for II. n.
Smith, who had borrowed the stock from
Garland, Martin & Co., upon which he paid
60. Joslyn, Bache u Co sent their check
Sor the full amount for account Of Smith TO
Drake Bros, and they Drake Bros.) paid
| Garland, Martin & Co. with their Sasek for
the same amount, thrs only clearing the
| stock for 10th parties.
It was expected on tho street to-day that
| Jay Gould would be Fearrested at the suit
of the Erie Directors, but no movement
J against him has yet transpired. Judge
FOucher to-day, on application of T. g.
| Sherman, served an order against the Erie
Railroad TO show cause why the order Of
arrest against Jay Gould should not ba va
Gated. An order was also granted 10 take
the depoglticH o. Horace f. Clark, 10 be
used on the motion.
Jay GOuId's Counter ErrItant.
Jay Gould has made affidavit in which
be denies Peter II. Watson's and Henry n.
Smiths affidavit In general terms and
states tnat as 10 all matters of facts in
Watson's affidavit they are made 70 appear
In FALSE light by the suppression of other
I isaObo udNO DCoh h1JNE "
Henry N. Smith, from whom Watson OBJ
tanned all his information; that Watson
knew that the Erie Railway Company had
granted him a release at a meeting at which
neither deponent nOf Fisk were present and
purposely suppressed the fact that prio- to
aud at the time Of bis arrest he was active
ly dealing in Northwest TO advance its
price and that the parties TO who mthe man
agement OF this action 10 committed were
engaged in depressing its price; that the
plaintiffs attorney, under encoura cement
Of Smith, Drew, Trayers and other specp.
la.oIs for the fall, thought TO have deponent
held to bail in So. 700. 900 under an imnras-
sion that be could not procure such bail
and would be compelled to remain under
arrest, sthat panic would have been prodnc-
ed upon the market, and he states bis be-
ief LiIs-s such result - contemplated by
the attorney In the action and by the Others
be named, and that thus tho Erie Railway
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. SC.

A SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE AT PUBLIC
"A AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY cromorrow,, APRIL
= o. nno M essss c9ups Single and Double nsr
prompt in part BY order Of receiver, tho balance the
property OF Mr.. Thorne who goes abroad.
The most elegant Team OF closely mated, hno large
old were raised in Kentucky and are nii
thoroughbred; have STYLE fine symmetry Anc long
rangy nccks and great action extra fine
can show better than 5 together fear nothing have
harness. they must be be appreciated; their
equals Tor coach phaeton road offered
u Snow white bite Arasian Lady Pony phaeton and saddle
Amabe inteligent and fine; fine, genteel and well
brokcn to saddle and can he iven ridden by lady
or child warranted sound and kind together with ce
The hand omest and best broke pet Pony Mule ever
seem beautiful brown with flowing tall about II hands
hiah, years old is perfectly aminle docilc and int Iii
almost miniature horse warranted perfectly and
kind for children to handle, and sound.
Elegant large Bay Coure Hors lGs hands high
every way family coupe general warranted
Fine highbrvd brown road Mare. 1875 high years old
extra ans senseei prompt res easy and .tyh driver
wagon; warranted sound and kind
PATCHEN MAID, 10 high years old. sired BY @. NJ
ster shows high breeding has 2:i0 to wagon
when coming years old; warranted to beat $40:
trOt much Iastcr; warranted sound and kind; mll par
mem wishing an eiessn SsSSrsd game and ssns
trottcr should call and examine her.
Fine Dulenbury Van Duscr Wagon, Brewster Wagon
Pony Phaeton. set Of fine Coach Harness, single and
This le Il absolute and unrcscrved, and gentlemen
wishing to purchase hrst class stock especially
yissd e attend stock can be sesm and examined any
JOHN I. VANDEWArER, Auctiono0r,
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY LINE sTHAMERs-LANDINn
"A at Cassi!l iron, pier a North River, daily, Saur
Fare 0c half rooms, s5c Steamers
VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT, connecting with
railroads all stations West and North, will leave
above at o r. NJ Freight at reduced rates
@. ID. HANCOCK, General Agent.
L,OR TROY DIRECT.-CITIzENS STEAMBOAT COM.
u pany Of Troy.-steamers SUNNYsIDE and THOMAS
POWELL daily, Saturday excepted will leave pier IL
foot Of Spring street, New York. at r. NJ Passengers
cketed and baggage checked Rensselaer, Saratoga
and Troy and Boston Railroad. JOSEPH CORNELL.
superintendent
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BREWSTER, OF BROOME.-TOP BUGGY, POLE AND
ID shafts in extra fine order price 9223 also
bury and Van Duser square box Road Wagon for $lo III
East Sixteenth street.
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A THE WE'LL KNOWN, HANDSOMEST AND BEST
N. pair OF closely matched trotting Marca CLARA and
Mu,e.r nj public auction, at BARKER h CuASES, City
Auction Mart and New YORK corner Of Broad
way Thirty niuth srects rich dapplc bays
sired by Allen and full sisters; Is high
and years old exactly alike in gait, color aud dis
nosItiop and hardly DC distinguished apar have
white icci behind and heavy flowing names and tails nrc
don can beat 40; positively the finest pair OF gem
tc,unn's roadscrs in tho country and warranted sound
and kind -. .-.. ,.,,a,,..~-,, 900 ...
April ~ O'Clock and can now be seen Mt the Mart
SECOND HAND TURNOUT SEAT TOP BUGGY;
N new four 10 top Wnsony very cheap; chance for
bargains TO be seen at TAyIohs Dining Room, 90
Cedar street.
LOT or HORSES, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY,
"A rod chcnp exchanged for Iloracs OF less value nj
all kinds of b,sness warranted sound and kind. ln
quire al Oil Canal street, corner Washington street.
A BUTCUERs CART, IN GOOD ORDER, FOR SALE
N cheap Can DO seen ut ZIG Fulton street
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BY JAMES JENKINS, AUcrIoNEER.

Consisting Of elegant carriage, road and amily Horses
Carriages Harness, &c, the property Of A. II. Luncc
ESQ., who going abroad for extensive tour, and,
scquently Will sell his entire outfit without limit
vAlion, ~ iolows:--
Superb match Of Carriage Horses l6 hands,
dappled gray and blood bay, and years old; were
raised in Kentncky have long flowing names and tails
stylish drive without checks; have high knee
action drive evenly ogcther and for scsd and elegance
Large. stylish, gray Coupe Horse years old II hands
high Il the largest and finest styled coupe horse ever In
this city has been used IN the city two years. warranted
sound and kind
Beautiful chestnut Pony, 10 hands hight years old Ia
handsome and thoroughly broken for ladies to drive
Also Pony Phacfon and Harness belonging 10 him.
Fast team of trofcr, sorrel and gray, known tho
iange Team; can beat 2;ts together; one OF them. Lady
Miller has record OF "a at Hudson They the fast
est team gcntlemans road horses In the city, and
warranted 10 beat 40 on day of sale.
Also brewster Tro,ting Wagon, twUscat Phaeon. two
whcecd Dog Cnr Victoria, single and double Harness.
Blankets, Robes, &c.
BThis stock Is fine and reliable. and gentle
emcn wi hing 10 purchase invited to cnll and
inc the stock at the stables where they be
10 time Of sale, which positive rain shine. For
catalogues apply at stable nj Office Of auctOnccrx
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.

EXTENSIVE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION THIS
n DAY TuESDAYh APRIL g At 10 oCLoch
AND II EAST TWENTy-EtGHTu STREET. BErwEEN
MADISON AND FIFTH AVENUES.
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&p REWARD-FOR TiIR RETURN or A. O. DU-
door. s6j Broadway -