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80 RRIrIsn QrARTERLY REYIEw.

The personal eienen; these letters anqueitonGoy that
sh gave charm It certain that the despeabe ua.
md unworthy actions Besegd the ehonieler will
sv, account truthful narrative Of the great
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Mss MARTINEAU'S BIOGRAPHICAL

MISS MARTINEAU'S GEOGRAPHICAL
w sKETCHES-Is52 Reprinted IRON THE DAILY NEWS Third
Euon With ue~ Preface ConisinpgTte Emperor sIehOu-The
Duchess K,aossph HmL1ri Herbert Of Lea~Lord LAO'do"ne
-Lord Lrsdhunt-Lord PAneon-Lod Brougham-Bhop Blon
iedArchbshop Whatey-sr william Nper-Da'd Robes-Faher
M,bev-Laiy Brrou-Ms Mtri-Hsny Hian-LOrd hseaulsy-
Mrs jameson sad others. Grown sSO.
WESTWARD by RAIL. Journey to San
Frsnei,eo and Back Visit the MornoaA b. W RAE
Repuut,d Daily Nes Second Eitos post sIo With Map
DLACES and PEOPLE. Being Studies from
the Life By C. PIRKS.oS Author Of The ocesn Telegraph
to IsllAa Reprinted from The Dsi, News" With aahaoa.
NOTES on ENGLAND. BY TX. TAINE, Del,
~ orou &C., kc Translated b. W. p kAE with Introduction
by the TrAaslator Rsyrs, A4uon from The D. News"
oue Vol, pos. lyo.
MY EXPERIENCES of the WAR between
h FRANCE and GERMANY By ARCHIBALD FoRBEs one Of he
Special Cogresponisns The Daily News" Two Vols ay2,
MR.. PISISTRATUS BROWN, MP, in the
4'A HIGHLANDS Reprinted. with .adnOuA hon 90 The Dali,
Ss.t. Cwrp ayo, -- - - -----
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Rss Ri,o, aud al the hOsi' aad "a srus'eis at
the Eiost, raisu stations, and % as Rns % a a.aeeia
"FI,HE DAILY NEWS can be obtained at
tie ssdiug ulS.y stations throughout Genr0y So sT
and ke aud BY f' Amehesa News CompsnI Sss-iors
THE DAILY SEws" PUBLISHING OFFICES,
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ApyRRTIsMEsT OFFICES n, YLBErsrRAST, LONDON
ENGLAND
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Probably no accounts Of the ampGr amply saHssd ou
modern thirst picturesque The description Of the battle 0
i7eot,e r,sa, page Ou Of TadOs and for awful
apa br The ds Of Thueydae.s narays Of ths paEus
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SPECTATOR
uLUs1RArED LONDON NEWS.

The Dary Of Bssged Resident in Paris will certainly form
m, Of the most remarls eors episode H,
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.ouy descriptions Of the War which we're furnished oy
rag DAILY NEWS everywhere acknowledged Therefore the col
lection with A historic commentary and the connected exposition Of the
events Of which ihus produced must be pronounced IN The
highest degree useful Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
other a Vr0mPutnde eopoa'nes' soe
ACCURACY ,,,r-, l.. Il,
Another reprint from the columns Of "THR DAILY NEWS the
ry OF he BseIed Resident Paris Of which TIE following
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hoieis.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
(occupving square Worcester spnngheist) boston b.
:. ROGERS Proprietor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POuitney, Vt.
Rev j. NEWMAN, D D., Prop Opsn from MAJ speearaiss
20 families aid season boArieu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-18

A LBERT B. WALDRON AUCTIONEER
IA BY WALDRON & COOKE.
05 Liberty SS ~ and 46 New Church. 108 log and Ill Cedar
streets. - ~
THIS DAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
- Auction sale Horses Wagons and Harness.
IL mead OF good work, driving aud bu mess Horses Sale
positive, rain shine.
ON TUESDAY, AT 1915 O'CLOCK,
PARLOR AND LIBRARY SUITS:
WALDRON COOKE will sell 8 above, by order of
10. a, 8. Whitehouse. assignees
Tor Messrs. Scha0er, Newman Mets
Third sale Of upholstered Suits including about 20 suit, and
the nest OF their Great stock OF fashionable Goods
ON TUESDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK,
l5CO0 feet Of assorted Lumber attention OF carpeu.
ters and builders IS particularly requested.
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RY NJ. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER.
ID Elegant Cabinet Funiture
TO be sold a auction Monday March 49, at O'CLOCK, AZ
the rooms 10 Nassau street, viz25 elegant Parlor and
Library Suits In silk plush brocae 80
wood and walnut Chamber Suits all styles; and
wood Wardrobes; carved walnut marble top ufcs Exten
sion Tables Fancy Centre, Gard and Library Tables walnut
Dwarf and other Bookcases Hall Stands Whatnots, Book
stands Parlor Desks &c. Also general assortment of
second hand Furniture, ta husk and other Mattresses;
Silver Plated and other Ware, Cutlery, Stoves, Carpets 90
A chance for dealers OherJ.
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A UCIION NOTICE.
"A The largest richest assortment Of Household Furniture
offered AT auction Wis season.
Over H25,0O0 worth of
magnificent Household Furniture
Paintings bronzes Statuary pianofore,
Mirrors, Drawing Room Furniture Veyet Brussls Carpets
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, Louis XIV
On THIS DAY MONDAY, March 1s, the elegant man
sion, 2o2 West Forty second street, block west of
Broadway, near Seventh avenue, commencing at lOId
O'clock r. NICHOLS, Aucioneer. Drawing Rooms
Superb Par0r Suits, covered with satin, brocau and reps
Of the richest description nded and nlsd Tables Cabinets
Etaaeres Mirrors Curtains, Bronzes Clocks Iainings,
sS Stool Cover and Music Cai,nei SiDrmsr
Turkish Sn, pieces In two colorcJ rsrs roo,
$eSo TosewoOa and wslna. Bedsead Bureaus Wash.
Bedding, Sofas, Chars, Lounges RocIcrs EYanns,n,,
Table Buffet ce's R!uner ss'' SS, Slass Crystal and
se, ssh Eighth cars R3sfvSisfb. Rraadway
'enoance 10 cart or pack goods Tor purchasers.
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A UCrION NOTICE
IA THIS DAY lMONDAY,
at II O'Clock,
SEVENTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
SOFT HATS, PANhMAS AND STRAW GOODS,
THREE HUNDRED CASES
49, FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
Attention OF buyers invited. Catalogue and goods ready
on morning OF sale.
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO., Auctoneers
NO. l32 Church street
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sALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER
~ Saesrooms 90 Chambers and "a Reade streets
DJ LEN b. MINER BROTHER,
wEDrEruAY, March 70,
at II O'clock at Gurs saIcsrOOm,
% CHAMBERS AND ~ READE STkEETs
NV c,npy yrRHsTEE's M d, SAi,E, o,,,~,
OF very large and Inn mportant stock Of the most
VALUABLE DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS
STONES, MOUNTED IN ls CARAT GOLD,
comprising in It's entirety the finest offered
at auction In this city al of which s of the
elegant styles and desens. having been
prcssly kor first class city trade; embracing
NECKLACES, BRACELETS, EARRINGS, CLUSTERS,
SOLlTAlksS AND PENDANT CLUSTER, SOLITAIRE
AND HOOP RINGS, BROOCHES, SCARF PINS,
=, STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &C., &C.,
oil or the finest cut and water Of old and mine stones
ogether with variety OF other first class Jewelry.
THIS STOCK INVOICES OVER sDC00 COST, and will
Also GENTLEMAS's I sPoRTiNG EUIUyiuiMENr.
Comprising AN OUTFIT FOR BOTH FIELD AND PIS-
CAlORlhL SPORTS unequaled In this country.
Embracing number OF tho very finest BREECFI.LOAD-
ING GUNS and RIFLES, by the most celebrated English
Makers all made to order for the owner regardless
of expcnse also BASS, TROUT and SALMON RODS,
Reels Lines and other fishing Implements.
Also a number Of line LANDSCAPES and SPORTING
PICTURES, by the late
J. II. CAFFERTY, n. A.,
and other artists oil of which will be positively without
reserve, M tine owner Is about leaving for Europe.
The above examined nj saesrOoms MONDAY
18th, and TUESDAY, 1sth inst from 10 a. NJ. 10 r. NJ
with cataCaueS -
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UGUsTE MARTINEs 4 CO., AUCTfoyEEns.
Ll Pnhlic aale nf

A CGUsTE MARTINES 4 CO., AUCTfOYEEhs
Al . Public sale Of
- Magnificent Household Furniture,
fihnoiorte. Bronzes, Paintings, Siatnary, Books
Drnwing Room Furniture, sverwnre, &C.
:, IN THIS DAY Monday, at 101 O'Clock,
NJ me private residence 36 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. .,.,.
DIaw'ng RoonSuperb suits Pompaiour MnrIc Anyiie.e
yes covered brocao; silk reps Marqueiee DOS u9 rose
Sapinets rabes, Encognmgs Secretary s,
neres Canterbury Velvet Medallion Carpets bronnes Stu
ary Clocks vases Cuftans, Nirors rosewood ranooie
celebrated maker; rosewood, walnut bureaus beleais,
Wardrobe; Hair Spring Mairosses fttcnson iape sue
board, Linen, glassware, tuItfyi HN"fWHe 'Hn""Hei
fUpit,Ie tHyalw apartments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-18

A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER,
H. Office No. Pine street.
Auction sale OF handsome Furniture on Thrrs
day March II at lu o'clock A. NJ mt private residence
oV Twefth street, comprising general assortment of
Paror Chamber and Dining Room Furniture in rose wood
walnut and oak consisting In part rosewood Parlor suits
In ean and gold brocae CANT rosewood Etagerc rose
wood marbletop Cenre Table Lace and Brocate Curtains
velvet and Brussels Chrpetng rosewood black walnut
Bedseads Dressing Bureaus rosewood Aror oak Exten.
sion Table, oak Buffet &C. Catalogues auctoneers oce
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a " X STEVE NsoN, JR., AUCTIONEgR.
A',y., ~ v. X. sTEVENSO & son,
NEAL ESTATE AuCTIONEERS AND BROKERS'
TuEsD.y. MARCH q, fisss ia AZ sTTaGT ia Ga1ocx
yrrogE GRAND BOULEvARD LOTS
sOuTuEASr CORNER EIGHTY .SECtlNi ID STREET
v,,, IiLnE Ee,rr y. IN nAS SHOICE AND VERY vALCABLE
fCLL rHvNn ~ nOIS command splendid and unlnerrrp
TED VIEW ot THE HUDSON. They are ready Al once to
Improve, ana VIII be solo sEPARATELY on liberal terms
SALE POSITIVE 70 THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
v. X. STEVENSON,
V. n. STEVENSON, Jr
"A Twepty.third street, '"' "Noi
TINS (MONDAYj morning, Ma rch IT, 1872
commencing at tOl5 sclock -'
BY LUKE FlfIGERALD, Aertioneer
over $50 GOO worth and 4vO lots by caaogse co.v
and plain Household Furniture, iosewood pann
iortc. Pier and Mantel Mirrors hns OH faintnrs rsoi
Bronze and Bsque Figures Velvet Medallion Carnets rc
Lace Curtains, magnificent rosewood Etaoerea Cat.
Tables elegant Parlor Suits, Pompadour se. inoid .S
gided Ladys Writing Desk BOOKCASE 800 ysumes choics
HOOKS solid rosewood and black walnut Besioon, Sm,s
hylc LOUIS xIv Bedstcads, Bureaus Wash stsnda
robes Commodee, Shaving and Dres sing Cases 81 crs
hair Mattresses, Spring Beds Blankets Shees piows hc
Turkish Chairs Lounges magnificent Buffet cost y,I ",
tension Tables, Chairs, Silver and Sheffield Ware Chn. &
ner aud Tea Sets Casters Urns Knives Forss Spoon t
basement and Kitchen Furniture Orcioths Ice Boz &c
Iousc open al O'Clock. Sale positive Goods boxed mi
shipped for purchasers Broadway stages Sin and M ave-
nue. cars pass 23d st., near the house. " - - "
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A Lien r. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A SalesrOoms 81 Chambers and "a Reade Streets
BY ALLEN b. MINER BRO,


AZ l0H O'Clock, at our Salesrooma
- 81 Chambers and "a Reade streets,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
CARPETS, &c. Details In time.
DRlAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
n $50 LOTS OF MOST VALUABLE DOCR MANU-.
FEATURING
AND BUSINESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS THE MOTT
Iis,EN, MAyEM CAMAL D0GKS SITUATE IN MOTT HAVEN,
FOURTH AVENUES, -"O A'D
BEGINNING AT laSTH Strict, AND THE HARLEM
AND EXTENDING TO i4srH STREET.
ADRIAN II: MULLER, p. r. McKIM 4 CO., will sell at
aSseion on Thursday March 2 a. O'clock the E1
Mott maySsn S wes;chessr s county lying between
nnes This propery sbou. ave miles the upper end
Of, New York city: and one mile from tue Cen
property particularly adapt It for manufacturips inc
purposes, coal, wood lumber and brick yards
the canal aordng ample communication for vessels
barges &c. and the New York and Harlem Hudson River
New York Central and the New York ard New Haven rail.
roads passing directly along the docks afford railroad ac
Ties 70 all parts OF the United States and Canads As an
yestment or for speculative purposes properly is most
desirable, being almost line with THIRD avenue New
York and within 800 feet OF che rd Wesiches
ter county Maps and pamphlets with particuara can
be had at the Office OF the Auctoneer No. Pine street
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
IA sslesrooms % Chambers and ~ Reade street.
by ALLEN b. MINER Il BRO.,
TUESDAY, MARCH 10,
at II O'Clock, at our saesroOms.
70 Chambers and ~ Reade street,
FIRST GLASS WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
no be sold without reserve to pay advances consulting of
rene. Gasllon Co.. Hennesssy, Maele lirandIes, no:
land md London Gin, jamaica Rnm, fine old Bourbon aud
dias, &C.
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A.
Al the Great East Side Establishmen.
u. RIDLEY & SON,
Hosiery.
Ballriglan llo.e, 25c. soc., a5c l0c and &c. up.
English Hose, l2c. pair.
Regular made, 23c. pair.
Full lines OF children's Hose.
Ladies' gents and chdrens underves,s and Drawers full
lines. WV
Examine model nttlng Shirt
Ties, Bows, suspenders Collars, CUTS, cheap.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
One hundred new styles, in thread aud silk Cloves
EDWARD RIDLEY A SON,
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NDWARD SCHENCk, AUCTfONEER.
Executors sale Of
very choice and valuable
Old Wines and Brandies
70 close the estate OF the late
J. p. Holbrook, of Milton Upper Falls,
by order of A. B. Wilson, ESQ.,, Executor.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90
at W Liberty street,
ma, 49,, commencing NJ Il O'Clock.
Ths highly valuable consignment old private Wines
consists parity OF Flanat OaTd Gold Seal Henncssy Ante
nuvan Martell and Lecr Brandies vntagea $780, 49, H
are sherres Mngruder Jamaica 1865: sandcmnn Brooks
lprvae nock and Four Georges Old Ports Remarkably
choice Bourbon and Rye Whskeys distation 1854 66
Old Dutch Gin IN glass and stone ugs 1863 and ga RAM
hcy Oid scotch Whskey. few Roderer Champagne
nna other choice old goods too numerous to eta
stock OF the late owner being accumulated from
time TO time l6lU
Positive instructions being tho executor
every ct VIII be positively closed to settle the estate
Catalogues aud samples of this valuable stock had
on appncauoh 10 the aucaoneer W Liberty street
ICXECUTORS' SALE.-A. J. BLEECKER, AUCTION
- eer-Wn be sold by the subscribers Wednesday March
w. lsy at IL O'clock at the Exchange Saesroom Ill
way (riny Building, the Northeast Corner Cedar
and necnwic street, with the Four Tencment thereon
Ing S9 ISL 4 Greenwich street and 127 Cedar being
together bS feet II inches Greenwich
inches ON Cedar street Sale peremptory Title
{. W. sANDFoRDI p
WM HlBBARD, : IAe'mors'
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RELlGiOIjs NOTICES.

...-.-..-. hELtGlOUS NOTICES. ......>
'NHE LARGE AND SMALL HALLS CORNER rH1RTysl
fouh street. and Thirty third street aud Eighth avenue
TO e; newly renttcd and fully fuinbea Appy ~ wv WssN
lbirtj fourth kress
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A.
At the Great East Side Establisbmcnt
Look a our Corsets. Whalebone at &C., 75c and Csc
Pancr Bustles and Skirts 2Oc. 10 Soc. WV
Yankee Notions Hair Goods specially
Lots OF ,cwcry, half regular prices, l0c TO 5Oc Act
Soap, Perftlnery, Combs and Brushes,
Toilet Articles a specially.
Fine assortment OF Leather Goods.
Pocketbooks and Wallets, l5c, lsc., 20c, 26c., up.
satches and vases, &c., 70o, S6c., 90c, 81. ~
Albums and Dressing Cases clearing out
.,o -, .. EDWARD RIDLEY & SON,
SO9 Bill 2l Grand ST., and g. g. 6 6s ana 70 Allen s.
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EXECuT0R'S SALE OF PLATED WARE, &C.
~ Benz. J. FAIRCHTLD, Auctionecr
on Monday March Is lsz2 at IoA. M "a John street,
sns Of Tea Sets L, r'chsrs SAVERS Dishes
Rings &c also quantity of unfinished Goods in German
Silver and White Metal, and also Steam Engine Boiler
Tools Dies Moulds, &c. also Office Furniture Desks Iron
Safe Rating, Clocks, Store Fixtures Glass Cases 10 Bv
order Of William s. Young, Executor. ~
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ntFfEE OF The
" HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CO..
rier Third avenue and ls0th street,

Ar. s,..,,, ,,,.,,, IiAa.EM. n. ", March II, 1872
$40 rrsadent having the snden decease NJ
ing the @ sis nan on r The rs hay
mss mnp ess esons1sng sn q nessrs Henry
TONS saaoe to the OCCASION thereupok reported the
an neS0ys s, rh.. while bowling ,ubmsve the win Of
grief eur sS ssss%.S oas 'sp snd
1e9 eS ss Z Of & our m
past n rh1 during our sssoea,'ea with him for the
na sssa sss 10 sna d. sa ali
Ss H @ soSa aud ~ les and
FORM Kindness and genial spirit.
sadisn oapSans s
YORK r%s The sG Do NOW
nnsss di'ss N' an''A y 0%Syxrsos. Secretary
pERsoSs wno HAVE GARDENS TO BE FIXED UP
snS Se~y lad out IN a nrs class order call AUGUsY
La NosEE, ia Eldridee street. ROOM
RoXSAL S.nn, HAyaEA IA Z, A.,
GXsPLEs CO.. = Chatham street, room Nos
RoYAL, HAVANA Lottery EXTRA DRAWING
~ npr,, nrst prize sSeo ROYAL Saxon
g. cs: SOI ps: :
y Las.s ay*A .SYH RxPRsA AND KEN
CrAMMERINa.-DRs WHITE oATMAN 400 FOURTH
- avenues best Teerencts among them eminent cier
Gym,an in this ciy' no pay una cured can and
S'TmAnE ~ @ r roh [ [ruhNlrlRE, CARRlAGEs, &C, At
purpose, LOS to ia East Thirty street, Fourth
avenue Articles received sbrage dsposa at private
sale. JOHN Ii. MORRILL,.
THE NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE
l. New York Medical college For Women will he held at
ASSOCIATION Hall, Thursdoy evening" March 81, eight
&100 ,0OO GOLD WAS DRAWN IN ROY AL
PlOO :OOO Havana OF Cuba March u. Kentuc ky,
CO. od 3D. 81 ose ~ srosS%ay
sPORTiNii-D BIRDS, &C.
FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS,
IA. &c. Medicines for all diseases prepared Food for
mocktng BIRDS at b. @. DovEYS, No street.
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N We Of makes We decline 10 keep iu
future.
Joseph Kid Glove, 50c. pair.
Damaged Josephs, 10c., I5c, sbc., 35c. pair
Two-bntton Joseph, Soc. pair.
Our New Glove, we sell wobuons, 75c., s5c, 81 and
81 26 ~ " ~
Ono Button, 50c. 75c. and 81.
From 81 up warrant every pair.
Give new gloves for any that rip In putting on.
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
3O9 3l, 9tlH Grand g.. 81 6 63 and 20 Allan
street. 1fh block east from the Bowcry.
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A.
AT the Great Eas. Side Establishment
T. RIDL EY & SON.
Real Gnpure Laces % cent below the present market
EmbroiderIss, nugins. aau
Applique Empress Collars, 69c, 75c., e0c, up.
Parssol Covers, VI, ~ %, ~ 30, up, cheap.
Full line of White Goods, very low.
Linen andkercbIefs 7 &c., lUc, &c., 14c $780,. 20c EACH
Lace Wells, Real Thread do, half regular prices.
Immense Variety of new Dress and Cloak Trimmings
Over one thousand piece Of black and colored SILK
FTinses, from Ia ~ Inches widc of amost every acl
nable color, shade and style. all new and cheap.
EDWARD RIDLEY SON.
500, B11, 81 y Grand street, and 81 "a, 6x 63 and
70 Allen street, Bfih block east from the Bowery.
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=,
NDlner. and country store ketpers
Will find our Jobb,ns Room
filed with New Spring Goods.
Straws, Flowers, Ribbons and silks,
VIII repay an examination,
,o, o,, ,,,,.o EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
street, corner store = - '' ''- ~ ~"'H
JVbbps IoQn, tAiIl boV.
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CUPREaE COURT SALEM PARTITION,
y of valuable Brewery Property.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer,

VII sci at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, March 20, ls72 at II O'clock, noon,
al the Exchange Salesroon, Ill Broadway,
under direction OF James II. Coleman, Esq, Referee
OF First and roryouh street being 100 feet ON
by l75 on street. '' T" -
Maps at the Auc,oneer's once 81 Cedar street. :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
The New Year a, the state uou,e.


The direction of public affairs in this com
monwealth will pass iuto the hands of the
new government to-day. Gov. Clafin, who has
served the state with fidelity and universal ac-
ceptance for three years, gives place to his
successor, VIM. B. Washburn; Hon. Charles
Allen, whose independent and Jealous perform
ance of duty in the Office Of attorney general,
for five years, las~3ecn highly honorable to
3bEself and useful to the state, retires, and is
Succeeded by the Hon. Chas. r. Train. The
other executive officers have been reelected, ex-
cept that the council contains three new mem-
bers. The changes in this body will not, how
ever, make any serious impression upon the
conduct of affairs.
We all know what TO expect Of Governor
Washburn; we are sure that be brings to his
new duties integrity, independence and sagacity
that he cannot easily be deceyed that his con-
victions cannot be oyerborne by influence, and
will not be biased by personal interests. Some
of our Boston friends, who have not yet forgotten
the arguments with which they urged the nomi-
nation of their favorite candidates, during the
canvass, say that Governor Washburn is a
stranger in their city, and that the prevailing
sentiment in regard to him among those who
have an interest in the proceedings at the stare
house is curiosity. They wonder what he will
do and how be will bear himself II their cuii-
osity was genuine and strong, it has probably
been satisfied before this time; the
means are ample for those who choose 10 make
use Of them; but it is more probably harm
less afectation Of the Boston people, who wish
in this way TO express their sense of the impro.
priety Of selecting governor who does not live
in Boston or its suburbs. Their curiosity, how
ever, whether real or assumed, does not appear
70 he hostile or disrustlul aud, aside from the
unfortunate circumstance Of his residence for
which he should not be too severely blamed
since even the greatness Of Boston is in some
small degree dependent upon the population and
business Of the interior, we have no doubt that
the people Of our metropolis win regard the new
governor with kindness, and learn to esteem and
respect him as his merits deserve
The new legislature contains many geptie,ncp
who have served the state in that capacity IN
previous years, as well as many who are mes
perienced IN the business Of law making. Win.
Out having made careful canvass, we have The
impression that the number Of members who
are elected for The first time is less than usual
but there are certainly fewer men Of prominent
talent and reputation than in the last or som,
other recent legislatures. II is said, and appar
emily With reason, that the marked superiority il
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An old Scottish woman, wishing TO cross the
river Forth, hesitated TO enter the ferry boat be-
cause storm was brewing. The boatman asked
if she would not trust in Providence d" Ma, ma :"
SAID she, g | will ma trust 10 Providence as long
as there is bridge al Sterlingl"
In Surprise Valley, Cal, there are a number
of small lakes. One OF these has recently run
dry, leaving a sediment or bed Of superior salt,
clear as crystal, from four inches to a foot IN
depth, and covering an area of fifteen miles ia
length by six miles in width. 1t was never be-
fore supposed that these lakes contained any
salt and the water was always considered clear,
fresh water, with some alkali in it, as most Of
the fresh water in northern California possesses
At Newberry, England Sir John lhrockmor.
ton recently made wager of a thousand gun-
cas- that at eight O'Clock on a particular evening
he would sit down 10 dinner in a well woven 4,
well dyed, well made suit Of clothes. the wool Of
which formed the fleece on Sleeps backs at five
O'Clock that same morning. Two sheep were
shon, the wool was washed carded stu0hed,
rOyed, spun and woven, the cloth was secured
lule1, tented, raised, sheared, dyed and dressed,
the garments were made, and at a quarter past
six in the evening Sir John sat down to a din.
nor at the head OF his guests, in a complete
damsOn-colored suit, thus winning his wager,
with one hour and three quarters to spare.