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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29
miscellaneous.
Ecaal Notlcss.
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CUPRFME COURT-In the matter Of the
application Commss Of ihe Central PARK Tor aud IN
behalf Mayor Aldermen and CommoraY OF he Cy Of new
York the opening Of certain avenues roads sa1 nD
squares places the Commissioners Of ne Oena rar
IN the civ of York RIVERSIDE PARK We, be uninei
and Assessment in the aboventid natter
hereby occupant or occupants OF Az
unlproyed 4D4s aIsced leJ All
70 al others whom i ooueern
First completed esrmste and assessment; nd tat
all perous interested the proceengs or IN any o. me and leee1
thereby opposed the 90 present their oeeoas
In wn ng duly yenie JOSIAH SUTHERLAND ESD our Sha
No 2, " tie City SegYOrk before tie I'm day o. june
e ana that the said Commissioners will hear parties 20 eeen
within The weekdays alter te sad 18Th diy OF Jane @ ~
Tor win be attendance az cur said ONCE on eAea Vi su
ten days, al 10 o'clock m -. 4.
Secd: That the abstract said estimate and assessment 20
all the atday estimates and Otler
documents making report nave oeen
Department OF Pabtc
New YORK there 10th day Of June 1871
the aforesaid
follows 10 vii: certain Os pieces parcels Of land bounded
an e north line Of Ouehundred and street, on
the souh the lire OF Foyecond street, The east by the
center line and the west b. e Hudson RIVER 10
M ity Of NewYor excepting thereom all the land occupied
s pssd abroad the Hudson River Railroad Company
and excepting the land lying between Ehh aud MINI
avenues and seyenty-seventh and ighty.a streets,
FOURTH herein Will be presented TO tns Supreme
HeSYOk General Term thereof 10 be be
The Ct da Ja 1872 the opening Of the Court hat day and
thereafter counsel be beard thereon
motion the said consrnedDGte New
Yark NAV g. 1871 JOSIAH SUTHERLAND, }
iO'A A-' y w. wILLIAMC. IRA PHAGES Commissioners
CHARLES n GRAHAM, }
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North Atlantic Express Co.,

Incorporated uuSr Special Chae General ofre y Brodvay
Neg-York l04 South Twelst fhadeiA 1euli elpeAn VI
OFFICES AND AGENTS ~ ALL PARTS or EUROPE Mer'
chandise Money B0lds Jeaeiryf samples, trrol h N '-
warded with dispatch ,. y JONL' hAh'su
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ITcda,-dav. MAJ %


BvA Blocker. Son Co.. BY oFer OF R W BieecEer trustee
The brcA house AMI lot No. ~ East
teysrh.st commencing 0l Of Four1ave e oi
H. Yrg k.isct hu..i.1- llri0. lot 25r9U
D. Meck. IT,. Broth The premises a. Wyoming Two
hrnireI villa rlt. Pub rart.cn 10 advertisement
v Jsmes Coles Sou Brooklyn BY oier Of
Eenrv Cullen 90 ~ 30 Of ground DE Coney Island
koad. Prospect Grave end and GreeuUcotaves
Muller wilkins Co.. farm Of 81 With Improvement z
miles 1Ortl VI 4au. iOsI, 81 Sleepy Hollow
AaH 81.
Miller Common Pleas. Instructions q stephen Henry
%. 1lclacl
GER u buildings situated the south side Of One
drs-s ~ lee east of Eghth-ave. 5x6ElO0
Bf Joseph ure ,upste oiJo LFous, referee
q
Of Secoudave., 2SNlO II.
james OF the County Court T. l. Daon,
reieree Commercial Exchange BROOKLYN, DE premises for
Thomas Scott being tOe aud "a lots 40 fLt1us
Linden Boulevard BROOKLYN and Canaero1d and
extension NJ Nostra-1
Bv Mrrer lots. with The three 2t0ry frame cot
stusto enoh SIDE Of one AUud
b. Lewis premises North Bergen and West Ho-
bokeu ground. beng p00n Of tie De4Ot estate
FrtdIg, Nay
Dv James NJ Miller orders Of walter Livingston referee
ot With burs nor.h o. LeEusloHaye aad
Twenty second o.. t.xls.
Saturday, Jun l.
Br James Miller under orders Charles Harris Phelps referee
Ha1.e White Plans n. Y 10 l0 Of land lIn
also time and place, and by order Of
%
By Jerr Johnson r premises the City Of Elizabeth n J.,
s 500 los Of ground
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50 LIBERrTsr.
YVESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
W Q1ck transit brg ol-er natter Of doubt makes west
chester County property desirable iBrestltut
Parties o uo-E themselves to rs present and iatufe
respects cali tLe undersigned Who b sdenc
the County, give iull information .esa1e1g it.
FOR SALE
within hafhours dive Of Central Fals places Improved and um
proved of from one 70 acEesa prices y cruct fl 10
pay handsomely inyestIlentA HUGH y CAM,
P5lO lU. broadway.
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Nem- gcrsen aeaI estate for Sole.
I TTRACTIVE

A TTRACT1NE -
"A SUBURBAN COTTAGE RESIDENCE
For SALE 20 LET sutlue 90 oasless nen. 800,
OF BAY Wcsfie!ave ard Sessts
Ezbeh whn feet two walk the go Elizabeth
Central B. r. Of " j. Depot 300 eet ~ MINUTES walls from
Neg-leTse Central and keg-lOTk and Pail
Ia road Ines as tie center % ctf.
Canmuuca NewloS hy fouhtrrcf excellent pas
them TIE NeweIsey Central The mot e-
safely managed leading
or NcwicTk, i2t miles over 20 trains
tby either either do1,
yarr c,laOn 500 or about TN cents per TIP LINE 70
Llerty-sL. a minutes; 20 Cortlardtsi. A. minutes
Advantage combines best features OF ey eonr
country Surroundings annie stores markets. schools
police improved and sic an Ere Department
Population society atmosphere eio meats
6s vegetables coal &C. good and It % esl average pc As
View loIl
West Elizabeth e best md highest end n the ctT free from
artificial distinctions 20 growth aud reFe hty hTiensVe
OF both hanks Of THIS property
The EOtHge stands 100 feet ron street line; is modern In design
ug bis about 41n two and la
f1 sired cellar Under a First Floor cclr hail. Ialor
library dining site ea laurdr pantry and Eve closets Second
Floor Eve bedrooms bathroom au tx closes Large atlc and
communicating hy ezcl'e sawar Gas hot AM e1
water furnace, range mbe nantes ea0esi Stationary R-Ei-ls
siolIl--O0rs, &c
Extra Large Lot. 100 By $50; advanleeoay situated
ia relations surrounding streets md property ga on iaF9c d.e
On a.l aa ou IN
and foa beds Or &c superior ears APPLE es
pvrcleF Strawberries u arng stable required
Cbo.cs BUILDING LOTS Tor SALE ADJACENT.
Terms tide re-c- ~ " css t+Ao W. s. oau uePo-
Communication be addressed 20 OWNtt,
% Tor A.4. York
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Coma gslano Real estate for Sale.

r Homestead L. l. and vicinity-Several de-
~ and snail Farms Ao Farm IN Oranse
COUNTY implements MANY other cerah county
popr m exchange Macombr Barter I6l Broadway
TOR SALE or to LET-PECONIC HOUSE,
A Greenport L. L Apply 70 D. g. FLOYD. GreenPort
DICHMOND HILL, Long lSland.--lilgh,
III healthy. handsome, Dui'arcs ouiT h i've minutes ron
Ng.Yrk new housed Improvement two handsome cot
sses very desirable wills plots and lots within tve mn1ieS Na o.
denote MAZE mild u roads exec ut c1es schools
sos Pos,oce For sale BY o. B. FOWLER AGENT near
tie station OF by r. H. HAZARD No. 10 Broadway NeS-ioIN-
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Gountrp propertn to fet.

ITO LET-Hudson River, one hour from New
YoTk 6r~ts HOUSE, furnished, II water stable
fruit lawn and gsrn Also, for sale sane neghhoh0od geH'ee
HOUSE, II rooms, water, stable ru &c DEAIHH Co.
spruee-sG
RIO LET, completely furnished, one of the
sse COUNTRY SEATS ia SewJeseyi large mansion beute
fruits flowers ont buildings coaehmAA house
heating. ashinz. 50 minutes from Ciiy Hail
J. FISHER SArTBRTHWAITB loPnest, ~ Y.
no LET or for SALE-At Bergen Point n. j.,
lin ro.r trout on XII Kali COTTAGE containing nine
rooms thrrquarers Of ground with variety or t and
N. had With without particulars
". ~ Inn-lDL-i.
ITO IET-For Is months or two years-One
Of The places in STAMFORD With 10 ACRES furnished
dezlre For particulars
soulv 20 W. H. 2AYNOR. No 81 Piue-st
rI,O RENT-Deli ghtful RESIDENCE; shade,
and garden and ice % hours from zew-fork rent
WV -N4'-'N' I'll 4 j. ". KING, 80 ChAmssrss.
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fucslcbraier Connlp Zeal estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
"A SALE accommodating terms within an hour ana paw OF
Ner-York Wesichee County containing $50 acres ~ tse inquest
80 of euvaou; llnd splendid MANSION 50 feet oai
a. eet dees uefr also Buq . bT No. arfaurior
cub5ouse academy; 60 ere gIouIl snl1e of race
tack also GrI ard MIL j feet bead Of water neverng
6,ream BAN for hundred head Of clu Jour apple
cbars AMI orchard 1 grated and choice 'ut Lontns
al order and grounds ornamenil pe wafer 20 an
rar Of tie house: gentleman lshnel ana a
To- Ie Il n,~-psp anhere: atmosphere dry an1 ADAPTED
10 esF lungs GOOD house IS feet front the niyi VII be
tst, In M pr-cnt At lress WILLIAM DAVIS. Tribune Ohe
DOR SALE or RENT-At White Plains, one
hor f-,r rice lp-c mons fp,cs eronnis
abundance fruits location rea aea CHURCHES schools AM
deDoi. o. q. GUILD 83 Ecsd.-st
QUICK TRANSIT.
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Gorses ano farms Uanieo.

WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE for the
w Sun With stables vegetables in estehes
County within Is miles Of City Hal Address H. o. D., Box ~ s
ton A. New-York City.t
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Gountrp propertp to fet.

Gountrp properip 10 Eei.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-Furnished HOUSE 70
- LIST ChEAP ~ rooms All lnproyementsi 10 bA's''3 ~
Wests- Apr to sTRATroS. No T13 sIth-sye
ERUIT FARM to LEASE.-COTTAGEa and
FRUIT FARM to LEASE only 500 hour from
% ,ees spkasie ueu,i near depot s. EDDY Co.. 10
I AXE MAH0PAC.-A furnished COTTAGE
- 10 LET Ar the Sumner Lsie AsboPaei hne view ol
~ HBROT on premises OF Of
s. SMITH JlJ Greessiee st. n J.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. - Furnished COI-
~ IA5E teassa or Line uAtsr 49,
piano dc sprdd order; elegant grounds ded Win ~
sisbe one locations efddant from Springs hoaa ehAN " "a
CHAhGk OSDr 80 Wssi Finy-ssVsBih-sL
ITO LET-At MONTCLAIR, an attractive
DWLLLso rooms bath r.ns furnace sSa igy,,.SsS >,
nent' VIII oArn and about Aeres PLEASANTLY aie,ha
unnsked 20 mostk farusksti 100 rear aAahAe
Apply 70 SAMUEL W. TUBBs. u BrOsdwsr.
ITO LET-C COTTAGE eligibly situated, at
The oasoA furnished Infurasbe n.sr Hon.i noern
Stable asd Gnrien lsJ HAsI' corner
AIdehlane Wednesday and rhursiay from n 70 seott
TNO RENT = With boarders, tirst-class
HOUSE lsIJ hrsiiAsd Asses BsI 1S stala''f'' ''As
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MILL SITE at PUBLIC -HightstOwD,
Va Co.. j. Camden and Amboy R. Rire chance Tor
Fsc-orv J0horse fails; Dam injured old
harmed house barn &c. lnd1E w be sold AZ
ruhnc ale on premises THURSDAY May 81, lSs2 For
part calrs address JOHN H. SILYERS, Hi2hbogn,S.J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

AEKx. BoTD. AneuoneeE
CAPERS, CLARK 81 CO.,
~ WILL SELL AT AUCTION
TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1872.
at o'clock m, o the premises.
A VERY HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
with Nine snlendd villa Plots,
IN THR TOWN OF ORANGE, n j.
ONLY THIRTY MINUTES FROM CITY.
MAR TWO RAILROAD DEPoTs.
The property is dtustei North Jefesons.,
HANDSOMELY LOCATED,
add ven adapted for
PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
afordng a beautfn view Of
ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
LEwELLYy PARK
the dcent within
easy walk from railroad tepo,s Convenient
CHURCHES SCHOOLS. &C.
sixty Of the
BOND AND MORTGAGE.
For Maps and further information apply
CAPERS, CLARK Co..
&. Ceiarst. N. Z.
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WnITE STAR line.

NEN-fORK CORK AyD LIvE9POOf-
NEW AND ri LLPON IREJ STEAMSHIPS
TIE LAKG asf lN IHE HOkLn
OCEANIC. BALTIC. ADRIA1Ic
REPUBLIC CELTIC. MAJESTIC, ATLANTIC.
600 tlus lurirl-10n b. p. ea-h.
Sailing NegYulk SATURDAYS, on Liverpool on THURS
DAYS. anu Curs ilar1or tae day following
ADRIt.ic SfII DAY. Jfne !. AZ i.1l ?. n
BALTIC. SATJ 3DAf. I1ue 3. q 1tu o.
ATLANTIC. AiURDAf. June e. at ian p m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY Jarr p. az fl o.. NJ
From t,c White Does Pigotia Frfr j. ~ CtF
rassenger Tor all cls urrfalci combining
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT
Saloons, staieoos al iafopms m Ha.lp &c
where ast lL Surgeons al se~24esses Seo"a Af
these -..
RATES-Salooa $40 gold. Sieera-e so Those Wish
elds from the Od Country now o0u s'efAt7
Dgi paid certificates . . o., ,
Norway. Sselen, lntia. Australia. China. &c
tickets grautel al oat1t rates
Drafts from Il apsad. 49, ,.--,.
For inspection Of plans ani other ni0rnAon apply a W
ogBees ID Braad9av. Ncg-i0lk. J. IT, ePAhAs AsalL
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aaetoneer
DIR. UNDERHILL
CROTON POINT PROPERTY
FOR SALE!

Nv order OF he Supreme Court ADRIAN H. MULLER Aueonesr
viii e unrr direction Of Referee, the MAGNIFICENT
ESrATF Of tie late Dr. z. 7. UNDERL Cro,on Point con-
~g about Acres with Mansion House and appropriate bindings
TIE place premises, tie lh Jay OF June EeE at
O'Clock D.
yo1d question the snes, property the United states for
gentleman residence, Tor college " theological .emnay
would eight superb country The scenery grand
sweeping and surrounding mountains from The Highlands 70 tie
Palisades.
Distance from SewYork % niles from coon Station on H. r r.
T. % Inilcs
For further particulars inquire Of VIM. A. UEDERHLL Croton
Point or r. H. USDERHILL, No 81 Pinet, or ADRIAN H. LLEt
Persons desiring 20 visiting the
pronrT nd Croton on tie lrva Of TIE tram
Hhe5 leaves the Fory seeoudst depot az 81 O'Clock A. n
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Auriion 5alss of Real estate.
UCTION SALE-105 Acres of LAND,
IA THURSDAY, Mar %, ISL, at
WEST SUMMIT kew-Provderee. " J.
By ROSS CROSS 4 DiCKISSON,
Advertiser Building Newark, EewJersey, IN
TWELVE VILLA PLOTS, .'
from 70 % each.
Trains RON BArcays, L20 Special v1n be
at aehed to come 20 and from the sale
sALB ABSOLUTE
70 satisfy claim held BY the National Iron bak Of Aostovn New
jersey.
J. JOHssos IT., Audience.
RY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
~ Successor to johnson MiIerl
No. % EASAu-sr.. COR CE2AR-sr NBwfohN Cd.
Real Estate promptly and Exchanged Aacton saea Stocks
Furniture MeschAndise. lie
SATURDAY. June l.
st 1890 o'clock. on the premises,
40 MAGNIFICENT LOTS, . .
south- depot Elizabeth Splendid properly; excellent
surroundings; near A. Dmoks improvements Banquet Ora
% Band Special train Tickets and maps and after Monday
Nay 90
MONDAY, June J.
at 2J0 premises,
GREAT ASTORIA SALE.
500 SPLENDID Lots
Bv Of A STEVENS.
Executor Of SAMUEL STEVENS, deceased
Ercnrfor BY Grafalla Is Band
Maps VII be ready 10 DAYS before sale
WEDNESDAY. June
GREAT SALE AT WHIrEsT0EE, L
Full particulars hereafter.
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Ocenu Steamers.

- ~----~-
II s. MAIL 70 HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co; = sah1s reruias',
EVERY THURSDAY o'clock p Prse'sS rom ~" -" "
sSssQ Sss cT e e S9rs' n. sa
MISSOURI. y Carns.. .Jrne -
For freight passage apply 70 A. y" DihSCs
INMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
Mail steamer sFHS sy 70 81. a. 9o''
CRY or PARS............... sAf RDAY Jase : p
S STf OF IoSboS sITURD1Y June
CRY or w1sIiiSGToS. RsDAY luss y 70 n
ASd .ses sucseeHg SATURDAY THURSDAY from Per No .
North River. p,rvs ov o,ss.cR
FIRST ' cGss q GOLD =
To Lesi"a ~ 10 70 Psss y
Passenger also iorEarae ave Hanbg' sHsass Norway and
Teses :. Sc Sougb see a. vshng to
Toaeh B Of Lsag given on shipments Of gods Havrs ,ss
Prass ,asd At loves. rates, -. c.,,.,v. o-.,.
JOHN 6. DALE. Aren't 20 . b,oa&sa' y ;.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR soUrHAMPfos AID BaE,iES. -,,.
DAY NAY - NJ Per fOo' TAast HOooseH.
ste.nssip DoSAu. Capt g. Erast OF sAry Az June
RATES OF PASSAGE 10 LosDoS HARE AND SEhMESi
FI..es ,1
i'ss, or passage Apply oEIkjS As-s
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
W TIKI GENERAL TRANSA rLASTIC COMPAgVS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND hAFRE, CALLING
me snesd vessels or is vorte route Continent
fornp NJ. So North River. as follows;
ST LAURENT Leiaar'e.. SATURDAY. jane -
WASHINGrON.. ..sAl tDAis JIne q
WILLS Dk PARiS.......r nlr.s..>A- tDAf. jay y
PRICE or PASSAGE ~ GOLD t.ne4adiag sineJ
TO BRFsT Or nAyRE:
Caiio. second
EXCLUSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATES
10 Paris s. and - additional
These s,e~rcs CO "a carry s,eer-ge nasseuzeTs
Amcan Travellers going returning from e Contnea OF E1ro1s
tv
ana comforts crossing Charnei beside froube,
aud expense. GEO. MACKENZIE As,aI No. 50 Broa4Fai.
THE NATIONAL LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
= WEEKLY TO QCEENSrOWS AID LlNEhFDOL.
FOhTNIUnfLN TO AND FkDh LONDON DiALOI
From Piers % AID a., North .AscE
TO QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL;
FGTPT "a kDAl. AaY b, a. 20
IIALl IlOl M hhAt sumo D. al ~ a.
SPAIN Grcr.... .......Fa li iDAf. Jrre p % wv O. -
CANADA Webster. ttpAt Ju-e D. a. i.p n
70 LONDON DikLlTt
DENMARK sarner-...... EDN EsDAY JEne ~ 100
CABIN 20 ana eIlf'
Prepaid Sieerrse Liverpool Queenstown L'nduserT
ToT siles aoraaoa app at the coHpsns 0T 10 50 Broad
vay. b. ". :. HURST ManAsrf.
limited STATES. NEW-ZEALAND, and
y AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE l- scllnsh ~ II
It's line appointed roa Francisco o Ns~ ZEALAND
an AUSTRALIA, va Hon. ala
MAY p NtPL IT.
JUNE ~, on. p
JlLt IL. Nov o.
For isat lsd passage. ap3y 20
vs. a. WEBB = Zach rcr-uilcC. Nes.iorh
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ELEGANT VILLA for SALE, 81 miles from
H sen-Yos bank f Pac RIVER opposite Wooisie rov
Midland lafOal station house $50
the lava el 70 waters elEei boating. hsng,
-arsu % and st; house has q large closets
black ,le gals heated BY steam ba rooms and
complete ~ VIII KXCHANGE for smaller properly. Ad
j. G. FULLER Is, Yves TWenuefh-st Newi0rk HAM
TON WALLIS NassSlst Pine, Duncan sherman Co.'S
urfLH rrHN
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- Central Raj road of NeueY = Of land hae
lawn plenty very tine IS 20 miles dir
No more healthy ocstion AesJeTsey
A. D. HOPE
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Goaro auo Rooms.

APPLY at the Boarders' Directory, 737 Bway,
n boarding places sso for Rooms Cottages or o1se
BOARD WANTED-City and Country. Send
I'D particulars BOARDERS DIRECTORY ~ Broadway Best
opportunities Gentlemen and Families engage Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

Jersey CITY tGG Grand Dwelling,
~ 3stoTv basne and ane facing south vii le
soil probably cheap FRIDAY, J My, tie spot Permits
Of l. T. WOOD. ~ MoulZomery-st Jersey City.
NJ a.. LYNCH, AUCTI0NEER and REAL
NJ ESTATE BROKER, No. = Ceisrst
REAL ESTATE STOCKS BONDS, &c.
at public anu private
al tert1n q ivenf d sl'es OF Il
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fotels.


COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ ioccapvng slusre Worcester SpnngelsLl Boston u
F. ROGERS Proprietor
GTURTEVANT HOUSE-American plan.
y ~ 81 p dav GREAT HOTEL CENTER. Broadway, fEenty
egbtb the
pents LEWIS 4 GEO s. LELAND Proprietor~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-29

WINONA (Minnesota) City Property Tor sale
w %. acres within mile Of the boat aDAngi largest wheat
market 10 lie state; railroad and steamboat convey nei ~
~ nro,pr 10 or near Newark " j. Pla1epha rem d. D.
an 10 south Eigleenth-s;. Philadelphia, Penn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
The Maine Unitarian Conference.

The Ninth Annual Meeting OF the Maine
Conference Of Unitarian churches assem-
BLEED in this city on Tuesday evening. the
18th inst. in the Unitarian church.
During the day. stages from Bangor AMI
Belfast brought the variou, delegations
Outside aud inside The stages the utmost
good nature accomplished the long roads,
One sturdy farmer from northwestern
county. who had brought his family To
Bangor to 20 up TO this high feast OF his
church. finding no room within or without,
beneath or above. chung for the whole dis
tante to the trunk-rack.
The dele cations which tried 10 come via
Belfast. not daunted BY the failure Of the
boat to bring them to Buckspor, chartered
stage. One of the number that crowded
and loaded top, middle and sides. was the
venerable Col. Green, of Winslow. now in
his ninetieth year. He was the liyelie,l
young man aboard. considering his infirIn-
titles. At the end of the journey ready for
the evening sermon and for brisk walk
after services to his offered place Of enter
tainment. The Colonel was AT every ses-
sion of the Conference, and hopes TO at
tend the annual gatherings for hundred
years to came.
The Unitarians of Ellsworth and friends
opened their houses and devoted them
selves as hosts, to the happiness of the
company. A more contented and wholly
assured class OF Religionists than these
delegations would be hard to find. Some
one has been 50 unkind as to hint that
when our Boston Unitarians are dead
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26

The Maine State Christian A--ocia-
ton Will hold IL next annual session with
the Christian Church In Newport com
mencing Wednesday, Oct. lGth, at 10
O'Clock a. VI, and will continue two days.
Rev. VI. ii. Tarbox has accepted the
pa.toratc Of the +. ID. church in Houlton.
says the Dover Obserrer.
one person was baptized at Wateryille,
by Rev. 4. ;. Ladd, pastor Of the Mctho-
dist church at Biddeford.
Mr.. Chalmers of the Bangor Theological
seminary, has supplied the Congregational
pulpit at Patten, the past summer.
Cape Elizabeth Depot VI. +. church
Rev. q. {. Mason pastor, is IN progress
sive state; meetings well attended, and a
deep interest evidenced by the unconyer-
ted.
The Bangor Wig says that the Univer-
versalists Of Hampden have perfected the
organization Of a parish and have made
provision for meetings part of the time,
as soon a place for public worship can
be procured.
The star says a Council has been called
10 meet in Sherman next week. 10 dismiss
Rev. W. r. Sleeper, a pastor Of that
church, and 10 install Rev. r. +. Bra stow,
who has been preaching there over six
months over the same.
The Banner says that the Uniyersalst
ladies at Pride's Corner, Westbrook, have
furnished their place OF worship pleasantly
and comfortably. Rev. J. &. Snow, now
Of Auburn, was largely instrumental in or
ganizing this society. K. \. John is now
supplying the desk.
The American Board of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions will meet in New
Haven, Con, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, October lst, I'd and Sd. There
have been nearly 1000 applications from
abroad from persons who wish TO attend
The semi-annual meeting of the Aroos-
took Conference OF Con, churches was
held in Caribou, Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. lilh and 18th. Sunday afternoon six
persons were received into the Congrega-
tional church in Caribou upon profession,
five of whom were baptized by the acting
pastor; then the Lords Supper was adj
ministered by Rev. w. I. Sleeper and Rev
| 4. ). Bates.
The York Baptist Association held its
annual session last week at Sanford; SER
mons by Rev. Messrs. Noyes, Tibbetts and
Holbrook; addresses ON different benevo-
lent objects, by Messrs. Gile, Tibbetts,
Gowen. Illsley, Worth. Bachelor, Hol
brook. Perkins, Lane and others. The
| church at Sanford celebrated its centen-
nary the last afternoon of the session.
Rev. Nj. Illsley delivered an appropriate
historical address which was followed with
"reminiscences by Messrs. Worth, Gile, Fer
guson and Dea. Gowen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-26
The Somerset Senator.

The Journal of Thursday. stated that
Sullivan Lothrop. Democrat. was elected
one OF the Senators from Somerset. This
was assumed from the statement Of our
correspondent. although the whole mum
Der of votes cast was not known.
Another correspondent states that the
returns will show there were 5000 votes
cast tor Senators-one of the Republican
candidates having had his name cut from
some of the votes. If 80. then only DIR.
Palmer j. elected-he alone having a ma
jority of votes. 1901 being required to elect.
The official returns must settle this.
Ii should be remembered where two or
more persons are voted for on ticket for
Senators, that each vote or ballot is To be
counted to ascertain the whole number Of
votes cast. and a majority OF the whole
number is required TO elect.
Thus il one name j. cut from a ticket,
that fact does not help his opponent any,
because he Is required not 10 simply obtain
a majority over his opponent, but a ma
jOrity OF the whole number of votes cast.
In ascertaining the whole number OF votes
cast, each vote i counted one, whether it
has one or two names on it. We have the
number of votes given each candidate, but
not the whole number of Votes for Senators.
Our impression, however. from the figures
given OF the vote for each candidate, is
that only Dr. Palmer is elected Lewis
ton Journal