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profits of the working class. What:
ever progress temperance in aud alb.
stinence from alcoholic and ferinented
liquors may have made elsewhere, II
has obtained scarcely Q foothold In
either the towns or rural districts here.
| got quite friendly with one good
woman toiling away ut her anvil, and
asked her whether, on the whole.
people were not content in Lye- Waste.
She replied that it would be all right
IF 1t wasn't for the fnggers."
"Foggers!" replied. thinking she
referred to the atmospheric effect OF
the damp climate upon the furnace
fires, "fnggers! Yes, I suppose the
heartls' fail to heat the iron when
the fog is around them"
"They goes clean out" replied my
old lady. resting on her hammer, 1.-THE
fires go black out, and the young 'uns
go hungry through 'en. Bust 'em !!
I'D have every fogger hung up by the
'air of his ed"
saw now my error. Fogs In Lon
don are SO thick, that 1t Is often said
they might be carved" but a fog so
substantial as to be suspended by the
hair Of its head-even admitting the
possibility Of its having eithef-was
too much, SO I asked an explanation.
The good woman informed me read
lily. A fogger" is one Of those hu-
man blood suckers, that under this
name here, and other names else.
where, hangs on the body Of every
poverty-stricken community in Eng
land, making vice and ignorance its
prey. The " logger" of the nail-mak-
ing town is the keeper Of = beer shop,
who takes his pay for bad liquor In
good nails. He keeps . small stock Of
nail rods on hand. Whenever man
whose vie and daughters are probably
sweating over the forge wants drink
and has no money T. pay for it, then
comes the :" fogger's" opportunity.
Trust me quart, master ?" says the
boozy mailer.
. Earn it first" replies the tapster,
and you shall have all you like. Here
is iron, go home, spell the old woman
for couple of hours, brisk lad as you
are, aud you can put yourself four
quarts 10 the good
That how they catch EN-, the
fools.N added my informer, who
doubtless had suffered from fog"
They never pays 'em a penny for the
nails ~
"And is it the same il, the provis-
ion shops 2" asked.
Any number of EN- was her re-
ply. !. They're I'll foggers' here
abnuts.h
But ii is against the law" ! re-
joined.
All p she replied There's lots
of things agin law, and sgin natur too,
down in these parts, that wants look
ing arter!" and struggling her bony
shoulders in r. signation she clenched
her hammer and resumed her work
Hearth and Home.
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The loudest Greeley paper In the
State except the democratic sheets,
and not very loud at that, the Clar-
ence Independent, is offered for sale
till the Goth inst. Address the pub
Usher, or Marder, Luse 4 Co. Chicago.
Here is chance for one or two of
those young men whom Horace tells
to "go west with an eight cylinder
press and start newspaper. '-Giaton
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a cast iron cap weighing 2,7OO lbs.
was blown fifty yards from Warsaw
smoke stack during recent storm.
Charlie Kirk was pushed into the
river at Davenport not long since by
. mischievous playmate, and was
drowned.
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While the anti Masonic delegates
were in Oberlin several of them called
on the venerable President Finney
and asked permission to use his name
as candidate for the Presidency.
The old man, who for forty years has
enlisted his great heatt, brilliant
intellect and burning eloquence in
the cause Of human freedom, quietly
told them to 60 home and vote for
General Grant. Finney is ex-Gover-
nor Cox's father-in-law.--Sdte Jour-
nal.
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LOVE LI0HF1Ns LABOR.

A ao0d wigs rose from her bed ONE morn,
And thought with . nervous dread
Of the piles Of clothes to be washed, and
more
Than siosen mouths to be fed.
There were the meals TO get for the men in
the fields,
And the children TO nx away
To school, and the milk TO be skinned and
churned;
And all to b. done that day.
It had rained In the night. and all the wood
Was - wet q could ~;
There were puddinss and pies TO bake be-
A loaf Of cake for tea;
And the day was hot. and her aching head
Throbbed wearily ~ she said.
III maidens hut knew what good wives
know,
They would be In NO haste 10 We'd
Jennie, what do you think I told Ben
Brownfs
Called the farmer from the well;
And lush crGpt up - his beonsed brow,
And his eye half baahfafy feli;
1T was this" he said. Ind coming near.
He smiled-and STOPPING down,
Kissed her cheek-"'Twas this: that you
were the best
And the dearest wife In town.
The farmer went to the field, and his wife
In smiling and sbssht way,
Sang snatchss Of tender little songs
Shed not sung for many day.
And the pain in her head was gone, and the
clothes
Were white as the foam of the sea;
Her bread was light. and butter was sweet,
And ~ golden ~ II could be.
Just think, the children all called In
breath,
"Tom Wood has run ont sea!
He wouldn't, l know, II he only had
AZ happy q home ~ we.''
The night came down, and the good wife
smiled
To herself as she softly said,
"'Tis so sweet TO labor for those we love.
It's not strange that maidens will wedT
Selected.
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Mans Fellow Nan


II reverence man, as man. Be he
Irish or Spanish, black or white, he 10
my brother man. I have no pref
udieps against q her nations II cannot
regard the people of England = my
.Seniiss, nor s,mYa,hixe with that
clustering sham patriotism, which -
ever excis ming ike the giant OF the
nursery ale. -.
'sFee Mw-fm, So
smell the b ocd Of an Englshman.
pesd or alive L ,.ila ave some."
remember .hat the same sun
which shine. W England's royalty
aud priestcraft, streams also into the
dusty workshop Of Ebenezey Elliot
re- the dras Dat of the Birming-
fsm Qoaker Reformer- o.
Conreil through tho CRATES Of his
prison-glcrihes the grey locks Of
Clsrkson, aud gladdens the heroic
he. rted Harriet MArtinsau, In her
sick chamber st the mouth of the
Tyne. With heart and soul I respond
to the sentiments Of Claiming. when
speaking Of . foreign nation /: "That
nation Is not IN abstraction to me Il
spreads out before me into individuals.
In q thousand interesting forms and
1t consists Of husbands and
wives, parents aud children, who love
one another rs love my own home;
It consists Of Christians, united with
me to the common Savior, and In
whose spirit reverence the likeness
Of his divine virtue; It cOnsists Of .
vast multitude Of laborers at the plow
and In the Workshop, whose tolls
" mpathise with. whose burden I
should rejoice to tighten, and for
whose elevation I have pleaded; II
consists Of men Of science. taste, gen.
Ius, whose writings have beguiled my
solitary hours, and given life TO my
and best affections : I love
this nation-its men and women are
my brothers and sisters. ~ @.
Wysittier
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At Niagara, the shilling and COO
ing Of bridal parties is heard above
the roar Of the falls.
In every State in the Union ex-
cept Kansas, a mother has no legal
contro! over her children. s
Vesuvian lava is. in such demand
for jewelry that another eruption is
desired to supply the market.
A couple of pretty aud enterprising
women have lately opened q fashion
able tailoring establishment in Boston.
aForever," in the rhetoric Of Q
woman's affection, is q sentimental
hyperbole meaning period Of ex-
actly two months.
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MILLER HOUSE,

Stanwood, Iowa.
spare no pains TO make his guests COM
Portable; and in doing so hopes TO merit the
custom OF the public generally. Hacks
leave this house daily Sundays excepted),
for Upton, and return. Also, In connection
will be found good Livery. Home custom
and farmers will be furnished meals Mt re-
duced rates.
42tf n. n. MILLER. Proprietor.
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Look on these figures, which are
given in Washington dispatches, as
made up with care and accuracy by
Mr.. Hale. OF Maine, % giving the
financial results OF Grants admins
tration. They are ss follows:
Reduction Of annual taxation, $685.
OOO, ,O00 90; reduction Of annual ex-
penditures, $225, ,632, ,2os, "A; reduction
OF principal of the national debt to
April lst, 1872, $3i5, ,l31. .73O 81; reduc-
ton Of interest on the national debt,
$40, 2is ,552 90.
Who believes that Greeley, or
Groesbeck, or Adams, or anybody else
could beat that
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Hotels.
PALMER HOUSE,

AIRS. MARY PALMER, Proprietress.
Nl Boarders and the Travelling Public
will find everything for their comfort at this
House. Good meals, comfortable rooms and
beds. Cedar Street, Upton, Iowa.
Good Stabling attached. 20tf
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Great Britain has spent 65 years in
war, and g. IN peace. She borrowed
in seven wars, which occupied the
IS years, GsH H.030.00o. In the same
time she raise by taxes 81 1856, 00O. 600,
thus forming total expenditure Of
@S, So. 900, in our currency. This
enormous sum, extorted from the taut-
strained sinews VI labor. would have
constructed railroad around the
globe, allowing So, 600 per mile! To
raise another such sum. would require
q tax Of $40 on every human being on
the globd! The interest Of this sum
for one month, at Ave per cent, ex-
ceeds the whole amount contributed
by the whole Christian world for
preaching the gospel to the heathen
for the last thousand years !-Elihu
Rurritf.
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The Coal Giant.

The value of the anthracite coal car
ried over the various railroads and
canals since the 1st of January, II
reckoned ut what Its price is BY the
time it reaches the consumer, has been
on an average not far from 81, 500, ,00O
. month, or about three-Souxths the
interest per month Of the national
debt. The number Of persons sup
ported by the business, including the
wives and children Of those employed
in all its branches, cannot be much
short Of 100000. Indeed, when we
consider the number of men connected
with the railroads which are engaged
principally in coal transportation. we
are not sure that even this is not too
small an estimate. The amount Of
physicsl power required In the trans
portation Of anthracite coal is very
interesting feature OF the business.
Its aggregate 10 simply stupendous.
II we imag inc mountain in the form
Of cone, . quarter of mile In diam
eter at the base, and 1880 feet high,
we shall get pretty accurate idea Of
the bulk Of anthracite which, at the
rate up to the present time, will have
been taken to market In the year 1872.
And if we consider that this vast
quantity Of 30 heavy . substance as
coal has been moved sn average dis
tance by land carriage Of over 100
miles-about one-sixtb Of it having In
IFS journey been hauled BY railroad
from deep valley up grade formerly
considered inprae.icable even for
passenger trains. to an elevation OF
several hundred fest-we shall obtain
no more than an ioea Of the motive
which has been Used.-NeW York
Times.
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Justices.
JOHN $. TUTHILL.
conveyancer.
ABE ADLER.

OFFICE with County Treasurer. Upton,
~ Cedar County, Iowa. viii pay taxes
for non-residents. examine land titles, fur-
nish abstracts, &C.
Refers to j. w. Bull, Atty; Jesse James,
CO. Recorder; T. C. McClelland. Co. treasurer;
Hammond & Pound, Bankers. ~
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POST HOUSE.

DYE. +. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A
ID new Hotel throughout, convenient to
the depot. and kept with the utmost regard
to the comfort, convenience and satisfaction
of customers. vl7nl2
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Physicians.
8 ENSuGN. M. D..

nHYSICIAN & SURGEON, TIPToS, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
Or E. hopes to give satisfaction in all cases
entrusted to his care. Office, for the present.
a. hts dwelling house-formerly occupied BY
Rev. %. L. Hughes, east ofCourt House. 1871
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Minnesota R'y.

On and after January I'D, 1872, Passenger trains
this line will run follows:
NORTH SOUTH.
ST. Louis 70 St St. Paul to St.
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THINE TABLE
OF THE
Chicago and North Western
Railway,
THINE TABLE
IOWA DIVISIONS.

e I = Z :
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80,


IA CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. .rATTERsALLs,
MAJOR g. W Barker, xtCTiONEER.
ESSEY wEbssb%Y isss bSrss; AND sATkD2I
Twenty -four hours allowed for trial
IARCs aS5si iSls SsIvnSS snSsE ESifSs5Fa'' SiS
81 sSLE sSi is1T THiy DAY. Al r
High bred and speedy sorrel Brood Mare, slred
By Glencoe Chief dam thorcpghbredi Is ls,i
on o ana
Warranted sound and kind This was purchased by
sinted to the csisSrsssd stsiioS Florida '''
Gentlemans Road Establsh shment consisting Of fast
and handsome bay trotng Mare sired by Volunteer out
OF na stsr MARE sis hands high yeSrs ola an elegant
and is warranted sound and Kind. Also top Road
wagon, built by Brewster: Harness, DC. ,~,x,
old very free, easy and handy driver; can trot in
mnutes great roadster faults and warranted sound
and Kind Also TOP Wagon Harness, 90.
One top Express Wagon, In good order co.,,ur
Saddles, Brides. Whips, &c. -
Elegant fine large cream coupe or family Horse. l6,s
high, years old an extra prompt game and easy driver
nothing; downs name and tail and warranted sound and
kind.
One One sIsg ssisgannt a. =. top p pPSny rhaeton.
Several top and no top Road Wagons
Depot Express and Business Wagons. . -
The celebrated thoroughbred chestnut colt Citizen,
sired by Bourbon, dam Emma johnson, by Union l5l
high, years old; can run In ! :4s sure would make 9
fine saddle horse running mate perfectly sound and
gentle would prove very valuable for stock purposes;
full pedigree at the mart
Also several other Horses
Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account Of weather
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SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
l. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY WEDNEsDAYl, JULY 10.

AT lOH O'CLOCK PREClSEI.Y,
AT THE PRIVATE BOARDING STABLES Is AND IL
EAST 28TH STREET, FEW DOORS EAST OF 5TH Av.,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONRER,
the property Of gentleman leaving the city consisting
of of the finest aud bcst bred stock offered at
public sae having all been selected with great care and
without regard to cost They all In nc condition and
at for immediate use, a. follows:-
wears old raised bv owner ara brother ana match
very closely and were sired by Hamlet dam Messenger
very stylish have high action, with long, flowing
tails that touch the ground beautifully formed; are
free from blenls and unexcept0nRble In every
particular warranted sound and kline; ,,.u -.
Bay HainbletOnian Mare, sired by Major Winfield Is
hands high years old very fast and has been
trained can show 80 gait and with little handling
will trot very fast; she has mild disposition very
handsome and attractive with long full tail. and
gencman's roadster Is second 20 warranted sound
and kind
Bay gelding Revenue l61s high. years old: sired by
Alexander's Abdallah has record Of 81 "a and
ms1e as. n a ey s gSes or,n Se
Bay Pony Mare, about 1l hands high gentle for ladies
and children 10 drive; eryhandsOme and intelgen
and perfect pet; werran,cd sonnd and kind.
Also Top Wagon, b. brewster light Tr0tng Wagon, by
Brewster Single ana Double Harness shssts Pony
any reservation Stock exhibition at stables, whore
JENKINS DUFF Auctloneers,
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L,oR sALE-A FINE BAY COUPE HORSE, 10 HANDS
high years old; also bay family Horse, l54 hands
both warranted sound kind and gentle. Apply to WAL
TER al Lambs stable Fifty eighth street. Madison
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IIOR sALE--A FAST TROTTING sORRBL PONY, I2
II hands high years old, perfectly sound, kind and
gentle suitable ladies' driving; together with Basket
Phaeton with top city made) and Harness all complete
Price $3.50 Apply to G. g. BARKER, oI6 Myrtle avenue
RrnnklYn
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NS7O EEQ rs DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
1C Zoo ized Kentucky state Lottery; 500 COO
& Address BAILEY co. Cofiice established 30 years,
ia Broadway.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAvIGATION co.

Steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM, SYLVIA
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL.
Landing Mt Harlem 10th street, 09th street. Astoria
Eleventh street and Peck slip.
way-Landing at 10th street. 10sh street Astoria -.
Eleventh strcct-Jcaye HarlcIn-6 T. s. 2, lO and IL n
NJ g. 8, and 7I5 r. NJ.
Leave Ha5em-s;S. 1;9 $50 80 and 10 80 A. M isA
Way-Landing at Eleventh street. Astoria O9th streek
l2Olh street and l3oth streetCLeaye Peck sp-6:NI&
and 10 A. NJ. IL NJ. /; !, s. g. q Sis aud ] T. NJ.
Express-Landing 10th street and lsoh street Harie
Leave Peck slip-7 80 $780, 80 10 80 and Ii ~ A. Ii
80, 80 3 80, 4 30, 80 and 80 p. NJ.
The A. M boat from Harlem. and tho s:l5 T. NJ frsa
Peck slip do not land at l09th street.
Freight received from A. NJ. until 7. NJ.
Schools and picncs taken on reasonsble terms
Boats leave Harlem at 80 A. ~, and hourly ana ha1
hourly thereafter during day landing at Astoria
Eleventh street each trip Last boat leaves Harlem -
80 r. NJ, and Peck slip al s:l5P. M
This the only line connecting with the regular ae .
boats for High Bridge.
ment Works at Hell Gate, Schneiders and 6chutzerS
Parks Astoria Christ Park and karls Park at Norm
''" ,''"' ''N -'"" j. " TALI.MAN Superintendent
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CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON, PROvIDENO4
and all EsTs q New 'gssSs
steamers "a Sav Shs T;chsts II
and staterooms secured 3ls Broadway, and wesoeF
Express Coz Offices 765 Broadway Tenth stroot
and 500 Broadway, corner Thirty .hnh street
ID. g. BABCOCK. President
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICtAL
u Passports of tho Department Of state issued by A. g.
wILMARfIi, T. $. Court House, Al Chambers street
EURopRAN fRAvELLERs WILL FIND TRUNKS FOR
IL and Contine ntal travel, Chairs for the
steamers Ac- &c, at JOHN CATTNACIl'S 6ae Broad.
way Metropolitan Hotel, and No. Wall street.
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REWARDS.
@JO REwARD-fOR A GRAY PARROT, WITH RID
DlV taii lost on Monday night from clothing store no
East tV-p street

NA w n N U.s.
$40 ~. sS, ssSss wa @
East Fl ty-pinth street
&1OO RRwAsp-LosT ON MONDAY, lsr INST,
sssss &C., ws aa os %risa sS
Inks attached. Tue holder or finder viii receive the
sys sS NJ wsu EiSs 'S ss.n a9 v g
BRANDON. 7Os Broadway. No questions askei.
$JOO EEwARD-sroLEN Oh srRAYEp FROM
NJ; xeGnssasS s.s%ins june y gray Horse; u
''AS "'' ''' 'ii JOHN saERSY. East Newark Nj
$500 sa n FSvTs gTSS %:,5 IoSs sSs
"%P
r na nc sSenSs "
$1 OOO REWARD WILL BE PAID AT los
vi, lead to ss Bundle q ;i FsesIs
posed to have been lost or lett in store in Greenwich
Oh E"nay ogsaPd Sr sss snS " fvsr
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 -A.-PERsoNs VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
a. e nsprsnSs companies and who 90 not desire to
the surrender value q their policies BY applying ats Lib
A LII SOLDIERS WOUNDED. RUPryRED, or DIS
Apply TO Dr. E. r. JACKSON late Surgeon United States
Navy, No New Chambers street.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
"A. and Kentucky State Lotteries always on file }:
CLuTE, Broker, rs Broadway, 1853 Fulton street. No.
Park row. Post once box 4.969!
"A. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
TO ss .. : =: y s, ss IS = ~ = 80 81.
g. = se:..As-s q !. = s.!:: . g g : = : s. o.
-, -. a tae ttaSesaSeIass = 70 81 4-;SIS ~ y isz.' ''
], nlcN5To2S q 80 81 Is 81, SS = av;Us,oS 81 9 T.
j. CLUTE Broker eoe Broadway; Post Office box 1859.
EURoPE-yoUNGPR FRENCH LADY THOROUGHLY AC-
U oompiished and musical spesking Aye languages, dc.
companion interpreter frt class references given
and required Address for three days, ELLEN N, Her
aid Uptown Branch Office.
GREAT NATIONAL CAMP MEETING AT SEA CLIFF
VI Grove. L. L. 26 miles from New York. commencing
July and continuing ten days Steamboat EORWALK or
MONITOR win leave New York oliowsSprlng street.
n. r., 7; Peck slip, Z 3d. East Thirty third street.
third street is r NJ returning will leave Grove II
A. H., 6E N. These boats make no stops Steamboats,
ARR0WbMITH and SEAWANHAKA viii leave Peck slip
Gals A. NJ 405 r NJ East Thirty third street 30 NJ
Faro " cents each way No stsamerso or other boats will
be permitted to touch at Sea Cln on Sundays
HAVANA LoTTERY-AT REDtCEp PRICES, FOR
III July L. JOS. BATES, Broker,
1876 Broadway, room 4.
TOsEPH BATES 4 CO., II BROADWAY. ROYAL
q Havana and Kentucky Brokers, room 81. main floor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

HORSE a YEARS DID, BUSINESS WAGON, WITT
Ii top. and Harness. for sale ehaf their value al
in good order Apply At 10 Murray street
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
FORTNIGHTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT
To Queenstown and Liverpool
from piers "A AMI 81 North River.
ENGIA Nd Hndrcws saturday, July IS at 10 A r.
CANADA, Webster; Saturday July ~ atlP:M.
TO LONDON DIRECT
ERIN, Lawson Wednesday, July II, at3P w.
DENMARK, Sumner, Wednesday, July 81. at | PM.
Cabin passage .s65 and $5s currency.
Prepaid Seerage Tickets from Liverpool Queenstown,
Londonderry. GLASGOW or London, So, currency. -.
For further information apply at the COmpany's ONCE
90 Broadway. +. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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EXCUR SIONS.

VARIETY OF BARGES, STEAMERS AND
N Groves Staten and Long Islands, North and ka4
Rivers to let for excursions, at lowest rates
BLOOMER CO., 2l3 Front street.
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lust ARRIVED THIS MoRNING-TEN GOOD WORK
81 and Driving Horses suitable for all purposes be
sold cheap. Apply at S6 Wooster street near Spring
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

A -REMOvAL-sLATE MANTELs MARBLE MAN.
"a. tells Wood Mantels the finest assortment ever Of
go and g9g West fwenty.;bird street; erpu,,r co