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New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL EsTArE TRANsFEH

OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFLRs'
VEw-YOEK CtrN
sGth.st, l75 II W of lstayes 1889 AleYand -,
las %'' %Ss. ~ ' . q o. IL Of 55st 25IlCo TO
is', s,eGit ~ IN ana wife &" jacob $4,000
",is Me ~ r y T. To- Io jienry Shrsrs 1900
'ra ia =, rc1 10 oln fayl1 ..... .-.... 1000
'Jh IiaS,i o.; TO- I, ~" o'n If Gossncr .. 10000
'Ih 81 alatss. r.. 4g slsls RI 10000
Lsggr MATS Is En and Il wife to s. T. -. $1,000
XXI Kipp I to Aim ~ rqer 80. -. Nominal
"ls5 saa ,nd Si,e 10 John MciyiI -. ll5oo
H.. "a and a. SteTs' cx ~ to JOSH b 2ssoo
aso aye' 90 20 II n ,I "I ' iooSi0
9lfo vsi s"says = 90 a. OF p d-o'~ 2'AIo' oo,naI
llSrI-si, D. 20 It eoi Aysuue and Harlem River.
",r Wa il 1atso an vic to,1rah . AJrrrale. 10000
MrNin ey aud VIE to julius Ciji IL. $500
s'a,l aa wife lie % llalis, Eos $4,000
C%,%"eA :. 10 s'rn o, hsi. 70 - Hannah 10
s.si ad ~ usS1id Jr.s1 M.ishal $4,000
Eiilld5 to Morris lnaido ......-. ......... 250
srnns ~, =. 100 ite d ng,sou,s' OK o. irgsg
"a Loss asa and vi to- f.w, -, ~ Nominal
a. Miie 10 no, iiacac ........ $500
-. 2d5 II 9 Of 3 lave, 2j,I 90, ho4ry l. Vo.,n,
a
ILAGGis & Gi,ecsurr 20 100
lsav. = g COZ o. ICh.st, i7x IRREGULAR, also, lstave
W COZ -. Jts,,t GJNttuN IA . ultr alsi J6ti.si,
,, 20 u 1d-a.e, 71AlUu." siine tn Johanna
Ia insLi ...... 49, 90
wiie sli wi, 10 Hnn Houston. .'... $1,000
u v Uf .5d st. DoKiJk Ir,guars also 23h
Wais;n sad " fr 90 iag Jeoett -. Nominal
7u'..t. Zs5i,eof hvo !. zoA.od' julius Wen ,,o
l,lyn, { ust . cor q. Wnic.Lsl. 25HG.; M,e.s
trIo Ad.n -iiuon. .......... 10000
Hsiry u. d g. Joan c n r,oi .... 2oSOO
lUlt..H.. 100 ~ oi 2Iatr. IG.NXlunlO: Chas L
trrij 10 j. hn Sluaur O40O
Az .st u 100 n y Oi lith ave l1AIOOj Edsard
Patterson (rrl u tiOs liza 1000
~ iibHuiai " lth Madl Geo
selyNc~ b. L4"Hid iucp', j. ..-...... lJ 20
rsn 20 hoffman s55o
LEsrN,
EIzcbrth 81 $50 IL 81. 10 years WIN POstroher trxl
Jay I Dtrrpw SlfQO
Ave u tso4.L Je.isi L r Peys.r ana others te1l
l4uO
2isi-sl, cor SHAVE. ami : months. Snpnia
Lima io r a "a huInfs. 1000
Briti,i,.st Il q cor O. Columbia, yeIIs. iiidgct
ei,toa'l
2y,usi 4 t,O ziOl. 20 years. iSdld Nu.r- g. l.
tfids 300
S2, l. We (NOs I5I and lgsi, IL years Edward
u EdW ard Martli, j. 1900
tOiDGlai.l JOhh Y SAVAGE, Dtpaty ellstcr.
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lnslrucilon.
0u.rV.
N 20 milcs from New-YOr

C0uusrV.
ON THE HUDSON, 30 miles from New orK
~ tIt 6,l .hnl country Home and school Pupils eln
remain tie entire year Address A. b. Box zsli !, ", -. -
DARK RIDGE On. J) INSTRUCTION Ing ana
board f2OOpr. yr. oI'n durng sn1iler SEM lor
BENNINGTON SEMTNARY.--Winter Term
4 be,ins Ian 3 Expenses accommodated t ue 'MoI i
For catalogues address j. ~ Dl Lks A. NJ remington .
DEEelSKIIL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMl
sO turr wear: complete gymnasium giOunas' ACRES
6ye resident Instructions tiny boarding pupils
pENNSYLYANIA MILITARY AIl,S AGADEMSh J, u
u tftFSrI,R I.nn. REOPENS jan .. InntOnsh N
sirucii0n In civil Mining Engineering, ue
For tirrultrs Apply 10 -: "a, by"
Sa.sau.st " T.. oI - Col 1IiEo HlAlI frss J, %. n
C,VARTHAlORE COLLEGE, for both sexes
upor TIRE care "a For caiaoTue ADDRESS hc Iro
dent EDWARD H. MAGiLI. sGaTihinore, Ptnn
VNUE SUMMER QUARTER of WHITE
I PIAISs LADIES SEMINARY ole hpri -. Ftta-
ami home horuugh instruction ~ Engis 81 drs fbrno .r
Ilau, music aud art ~. bi-ai'''o, - !. ..l
N1ONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 ion making hnys inte gelf heiii, Chn'tian men
RrNJAMIN MA~JN. Box No 6jL fohNvts y. l.
INVEST END lNSTIrUTE.-Famiiy school
w for Young ades. Mis = H. CADN Principal Nc"
Haven. Z o,n. ser I'd for circular -----
ebDGn 4 YEAR, books. &C., included no
% 1tBP extra charges; special attent on 20 u'cW
vsid University. a NJ. Media, PepA. IL mics u"h rDi'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
Ceacner5.

III, wanting ! EACHERS, Schools or Pupils,
49,, f,"SS Pian M every state Established 1854
Telchers wanted for Autumn vac alcies.
A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, iirst-class mu-
n bril- liant PERFORM pn OF iszl o. sirs & a
eHces given Ad1r.ss A. h. CI1RsfEN,Jr "a UniVeSiV
place
A TEACHER of successful experience and
xold Hea 9r nexi y,ar@.uesh e.. French
Sp nisi. ard Psnting. Address ASSISTANT IEAChEh'
Box CO.. West Chester, Penn.
LADY of refinement is open for position,
" private preferred TEACH Encniion English Gram
mar e,r c, aud Litcrat ne also Mtnrmit g.. VI o,
ton al rSss Y. TEACHER AGENcT. l,'O7 Chestnut
st.. Philadelphia.
4 TEACHER, experienced in the cduration
- o. boys, VIII take two "r three 20 ls cum ~ Z M i
Siu,ui.r lOra iyhe wekuuwn Ham islIfe mus
OF Nas-is n te sluur ousnessoi its mountain
wi & personal oi gentleman Of culture and 10
amenities OF home toi hoari hs-ionsth ieiuri al a."
,ace. Of a Ia h order. Address ALPHA, Tribune Uptown
Once, 1888 BsoaaWay
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, - Unlon-square,
h New YorA-Telohcrs supplied win seh32ls anu SenD
Fanlcs wil T,achors No charge To ,o'e rtSa',I-
teachers through our Agency Address ANNA KAN NDA"F
DIEilL
,EADING and ELOCUTlON.-summer Class
a sea CiB l. l.; course o. 90 Less"nsj Ges,Hirs Wg
XS%NR RANDALL DiEII, 30 Uhioa,sqaare, Aey.lork.
SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers no charGe,;
y situations procured inr Teachers. TEACHERS AGENCn'
l7O7 Chestnut st. philadelphia
CCUOOI.S and FAMILIES win find reliable
), teachers throagh Mr~ Ml CHELL5 ILATiihd, LAilasy
Of gooa scloo.s
V,EhCHER.-A young lady desires a situa-
ton In scluol or ,aie family To teach I'm
mandcd. Address ", TEACHERS AGLNCi' l''o' Chest
nutst., Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
REAL ESTATE.

KEw-YoRx. Wednesday. MAY 81, 1875.
The following auctions were made at the Tx
change Eaiesroom to-day:
NJ ~ miller.
hoUs-s, with 2i'ave, cor ..
IgOiI.sl. rlO ifl xSo. G. luf -fi"fS
Plot West 7ith-si, a0J II Of lliha'e bDNlfl4' ooo
oi Wesl 7itEsl 2Oj II Of lIthave 20 9xl4S; o
~ Eisvkcr . S01.
fnur ofy brick h0. With lot, hthave, 90 II M
of 8Ot sl, lot 2sNlOO. Actor. s<oouV
~ nun " Grnp.
three STORY ANA bss m"ui lrovftstunc front iol'n,
Win -, act l2sth st, ~ u of itha'e lot
lB1Ja.ll ~ Murray. il''
~ n. ". SeIHIE
1 Hyc-staTy tenement hutse Wlih in, n
81 Tasi c5th - 2Cu ~ u 2dlNe ut 25xlOJF' Jas ,o
~ s,on Z lHsger.
lot 5h.avc. 75s Il of lOlsts .6xlH John oo
~ - ~. Ariflr & Ssu.
1 thr.esnry frame ahd brck house VIII. lot " = lst
ay. 30. - Il y l2.dst. lot, i1.lON572Noltg iiy -
IN H. T. EGrlef.
two story frame house with ID oi East l2iihsf, 60
20, ft ~ 4tave. lut 95N uOll joan h Strong $1,000
~ q. .. ItbL
Plot n of West l52dst. rXteu ing to Harlem lh'er
tue silc, 40 al = oi bdi+iN"i { = 80
Chapman.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

CTONING ron LINE ,
~ FOR BOSTON AN ALL POINTS bASA'
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANs
leave tier 81 North hiyer. foot oi JAy-st, AT , u
NOT a THIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEAHs
Tickets for ale all prn ipal ticket Offices staer
secured oaoes of Woseot Exp Company ana o. Ss
Broadway. - -
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamships ELEC IRA aud GALATEA leave Pier q, Naa
Rytr loot OF arS. place. at 430 y. Freishs via etad
line lowest ralcs.
/. W. FILrNINS. q. p. Agt. d. ;. BABCOCk, Fes1-
FNIE MARY POWELL, for West Point
Newburg, P0ugh keepstr RollouL and Kingston. hne
ing NJ Cuzyrnss 90 nwal hilton. and NewiambirS IN
Mar boru by fer v. will leave P,r 80 H. q tSes1ys-s
DAILY Sundays excepted. al $3.50 p m.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

Gitn Rsal Gstale for Sale.
NOR SALE-BrOyn-sto RESIDENCE 1,534
Il pr Iway corner uth-,t.; grtat rrOsletuVe
y,iur - JOSIAH JEN. i,23J broadway.
I OOK at II BRICK COTTAGES, perfect
mile gems between Boulevard and y, S@d ST. hhe
solJ. i've salr price $50 to -uit the Dui er
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
Gountrn iJropsrtp 90 Eet.

~
rI,O LET-A pleasantly located HOUSE, con-
iaipng II roonsi ceac.house and acres Of and; one
nile ron fa,:son hiver ltlYoad station Address NJ Il. n,
rVO LET. furnished-A fine Summer RESI-
DENcF 10 rooms hour from H. Y Ee o 'nt gr ree e
Grot rf STn ais sib: price s35 owner
Tg,O IET-At Morristown, N. j., double two
s,org and French roof fornished HOUSE oe,iion tine
g. S@y Ta VA 81 bS5PH St ~ phos s Room 81 Eroaway
rg,O LET.-Sl5O 5000 $500, $500, 5000:
r0R skLE-SI,5o3 800 $50 o. 5000 81 900
prtresIae part Of New-Jersey Monthly yayn.e&its n &
TTIO LET" MOUNTAIN VIEW COTTAGE
In avn ir and Vegetables unsupisstd for hej IT, qnfI Il
Owner So Foartnst, Troy. " y
rINO RENT-For three months from June ~,
house, location s with sNi.iSe S Soagg I'VE
aepot stamford Ces1 eEgry yp WAY 9 az
sasT a%St reaeGs eS or No. 1p ~ piSe lS A st SeTYdf
no RENT for season or year to private fam
4 IVA GENTLEMAN's PLACE on sounr, less tiau
one hOir ie iro Forty Sc, % nd sre a of avn rrrs
ed y ee rSt gassn s6S eassntS aeIsS fmr car
Sled lot aud cold bath 81 one mile iTOm tSG ia
Eoxsi7 OF HOMER MORGAN, NO. pinest, ~ Y.
V,O LET-AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
= vrr.1 LARGE and l. CANT STORES in the
GRAND UNION HOTEL fitted With counters shelves ana
ESQ III ST. JAM S HOTEL. on congress-st' com
nI,ely furnished, aiming about eighty rophs -.
Fe a. confirming about forty furnished and ready
for immediate occupation. - -, 49,, ~, ,,o..,..o,,.
Also V, ItAL PRIVAFa SrABI'Er' Win Coaeh"o"
Rooms ard all cunyeDiclices -, ,t.,
Also a NlV CLUBIUUS correr Of CongTess ana ram,
ton.s FURNISHED roughout adapted for e''aIant ana
house. e-,-.. ~. 60
Anpl 10 CHARLES G. LESTER, Saratoga Spring. or TO
I'll AGENT OF A. r SrEWARPS ESTATE Bfoa'"a!
aud CEaibeI s-st., New York
VILLA RESIDENCE, with acres OF land,
saIe greenhouse cripery . mile from depot ns
river suitable for iamiy OF 20 per olsi 10 % Lhi
uruishrl tr months from June l. Apply to lhe owner
EDWARD EVERETT Smg slug n. Y
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Gteam56ats an0 Railroads.

ALRbNY Peoples LINE STEAM
~ HOA IL leave Pier A. y r., DAILY (Sudays eAeepledh
al ,. in. Albany ld all rohts nort1 aii @ess
ALBANY and TROY bv day bouts {. ElB-
~ BARD ard DANIEL DREW-Lcave Vehtry-st pier
stslr. aad 2itst At $50 m Landing at baoA on. a.
KmebccE Catsill HHsOn. Close eonDes on ~ ADanN
wit, trans f,Oth tad ,Fcst To West Plh anu "e"
b1reh ami 7 tur' same day 81. foIg keeDse ~ 1O
DprDGFPORT and all points on HousatOnic
ID and Naugatuck Rliotls Fare 81 steamer BftIDphrr
PORT Ieaves Catharnesp at ii JUa ~ anI biiiSo1''
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

Tickets for sale AT
bz6 Br1adway,
No AstOr House,
0i4 BTotdway, a
"o''io'"'' """ WI sANUFL CARPENTER
General Pags,i,,..r A zen j26 Broadway.
ID. al. BDN j. Jt- -.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

DANE Business College, G2 BOwery,day ana
eve summer, C0n'. Giss.cd and all English studies
Writing, IS monthly NO classes.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
FALL RIVER LINE.
L REDUCTION UF FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALI POINTS EAST
TIE wORID.iESO NED SrEAMh .S
BRISTOL. And PKOVIDENCE.

AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WORLD. .fEEON NED srEAMh-s
BRISTOL AND PKOVIDENCE
Prom Pier - North River foot "' Marrvst,
DAILY lSt NDA W. IL TO pit. 10 inolusve at q
Tickets stateroons secured puucipal hotels
otiCeS ald bEOkL l. ttbNNOn.
Gen. Agen,. BORDEN * LOWELL, Agents.
GENERAL RAILROAD TlCKE l. OFFICE.
IA Mo-sra. u Is. CLAFIIN & Cor, corner church
Nurthss \. Y. Centennial excursion tic bought au,d
~ exchanged. A. TiORN l., AGENT
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Il WINTER AknANr EMENT:
Commencing oct 20, 1875 Trans leave Hunters Point
follows.
90 a.m.-ESpress mail for Greenporr sag Harbor and
Huuisr.d
% a.m-mll tram for Port Jefferson Locust Valley
n.tu etcld ltpckiway.
IL 51 Accommodation or Ifiessyilr ana IIsmpsead
5S5 ~ EArress i"r nrrhpoL sag harDor. Locust Val
ley, NcWI et' al. and Rockaway
i3D T. n Npress Tor Port Jefferson, Locust Valley and
uouIat All.
90 D nj Npress for Locust Valley Hetnpstead aud
Eos.aNay
go p Accommodation tor North enipstead
Trains leave hoJriy Ft~hing a W 7:3O
?. H., aud OF .. 10 80 amt ui6 .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
600 m.-kor Port Jefferson LoUust Valley. and Hemp
strad.
53c E.-kog orthport Locust Valley and Hempsead
". SNfDkh. Geuoial Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
Coruirn propcrtn GO Get.

Couutrn propcrtn Go Get.
At MADIsON-Elcgant RESIDENCE; Is
~ ceres yea aoa sralery ~ GreoeG, tn, sn9df e E
Of We" " EHy i j6 jSi ( ~ aar.'d@a S2
AN ORNATE COTTAGE, with modern i'm
~ lro emruts 20 Rent ocaled IN the GSlntiiIl agd
90 ''''' ''" mELViLLE l. 'H&AD spuh Noruals, Conn.
"a BEAUTIFUL PLACE at ROCkAWAY."
snd. t"seYy isi os irrns aalrs carItis hou>r
sgTy p1ur, houst icr house lletj rarengr, co'tag,
ali pert ct ord :, anh viii rctel 10 gpd tenant by tile
''' ' '''''"''' K s'E3hEsnN, NpT, IT, rtnost
ATA.T. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY, l.. !.
10 LET. SEVERAL ELEtANT aud CONVENIENT
DwELLIN Gs dtrd r winter ahd INNER residences, with
al the modrru improvements. eardcus etc.
RENrfrom $3.50 Ia : 400 per annum.
Apply W. r. HlNsDALE Manager at oiicc adjacent to
the l,alrOad station.
An ELEGANT 4-STORY 20-RO0M MAN
" slON. 6jSjO. 70 LEr. FUKNGsHED, with all ap.
po n.n'.nt, essential 10 chooe eotnry s,2't those o
I -, es ds,lsl'ely saas within az ! nogrs lr,s d
3 eg % % P: % s @ at .r %s .G1s %",s No. East s 5 @ oS %S
pos,io Mad sousluarv.
HANDSOME HOUSE with II rooms, par.
bs TALLY iurnsheL With one acre Of ground carriage
L LANE. once on iIarrsoIst pior n Y,or d D. SMIrH.
MOUNTAIN SIDE. - Large HOUSE fur
.r 's psars s Sr 80 wss"S " S,"Cs si 1"S ROAD at
hours. BoA IL, sJmerSnlu n. J.
tI'O LET--A beautiful HOUSE at half price
at Pssae, NJ. has "a roms Inquire 677 brot~ay
fI'O LEr-The FOWLER HOUSE ut PORT
il JEHViS. Apply Ia +. Is. WALLACE 30 Broad st.
New YORK. or T. r. BltoDuEAD ror, Jervs.
TO LEr;-A furnished COTTAGE of ten
ronis, rhsihly located III P.tg-1cd Mass stable,
vcuiehl lot h"ises dnd eatases atiot Address Box OIJ
'EO bET-Vcry low, mt Montclair, n j.,
HOUSE of IL ronin, barn. liud, plenty Of
fruit and shade. Inquire of JOHN GOkMAN.
7,6 Bruaiway
fIO LET CHEAP-A beautiful place at South
j orange, N. !, MOUNTAIN SIDE HOUSE II rooms,
modern nprOS carriage house, uil Apply
A. q. GREEN LEAF, 4Ol Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

rE,O LET-A pleasantly located HOUSE, con-
iaiBng n ruDnis ceachhouse and acfs OF ,ahn; c"o
nile RON Iu.son River lToad station. Address NJ T. NJ
Pos 3lO n Y Pust-Dhice.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

A FAMILY BOARDING-SCHOOLf for few
"a bo,s at Black Hall, Lyme Conn, within oneinnrtb OF
nile Of Tong Isiand Soulo. IOr particulars, acdfess
CHAKLLh GNiSMlLD hAItI Ii !, l.In,c, COnh.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

GOOD HOME FOR CHILDREN III a
"A Boarliugschoo Wilton. Conn; terms to suit Al
dress a IlGI.NII~ MlIIl LOCK.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

NINSIITUFE especially for DUNG BOYS.
n y n NDs. A VI. M.nnataal. L. ]. 500 per yeaI.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
Coun ~.

excellent home, with suitable lnstIuctl0n
"A for sN bows 5tockJrdge, Mass Rev =. ". Bu LLAIp
A HOME, with suitable care and instruction
n for xix boys students. Rev. j. TUFis, nohsoh Mass
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

Removal May ! TO Pier a 3 y. r.. foot OF SrungsL
NOR RDNDOUT and X tNGSYON, connecting
a W.T. lls.cr aud Delaware Enold Va ding al il
land Fals iWest Ponu Cornwall, Newburgh, Marl,nt",
bil on iouglh,e epsle, ss'ps steam oats Tl"mas
Cnal lAavo every Tuesday. Thursday SaatJaY; James
D4l,Hm Monday. edncSay. frnay. Spr,nSf. Pier .
= J.. a
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

UNO LET furnished-A fine Summer RESI-
DrNCF 10 ro0ins y. Y, Erie Road; gar len
,rus noafnc hshng &C; mountain air. 10 minutes roin
d,o. arn and price $2J. Address owner In une
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SIArIONs.
IN NEW IoRA-CeutTaI EsilToad Of w~rr,ey foss a.
Liberty a., North kfVer. NS' w" "W
IN PitILADELPHl lA-SOfth Pennsylvanja Pa,ir,.a 49,.
Berks aud Am 4. + WI
mnmencmI MON DAY May 10, 1876 Train.
Leave New York at z: 10, J:it 2. n. i:5D l. 6:sOpn
Leave PhilI. eli ha at 7.O $50 Il. LOO g. Go IA m
Ia pasee aud regat lOr By 9th ro1t.s
CeutenDu s3eugers delivered the euu cs 10 ~.
Centennial Grounds. IL. T. BALDWIN
Ae.uf A. ~ u
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

EOK NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 HELD, WHITE MOU&TAlNS MONTREAL. audintcr
mediate opis Gamers igvr P,rr ., T.. Be- daiy (7uuoI, :
meeting VIC spUcl tius az New Haven f u2rOn spring
hrd tickets sol and ba checked 9li Is
.>ew-t oE, and Contest. Bfuokly EAolson 10
uIyel iu T-t4rn 81 80
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH ant
4 the NEW JERSEY soUTHLRN X. R.-Fare lower Iha
by any o or route commencing May l. 1876 Leave Nev
Yo.k from Pier 3, \. H.. foot ectors st, $40 o. m 10
Long Branch and iBternle late staos y4O m of Ph
d,Iuha Long Branch, Toms River Ninelanh &c. .. 4
Tor Thlad, phia Long Branch WlretowI aud TucxeTton
q n M for Loug Branch aud intennedlae siations
- " ' W - SNEDEN q
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

mo LE'T-At MOrTistOWn, n. j., UOuDt IWO-
s;nry and French roof furnsh-i HOUSE ioStilon tne
wa er cq &c good party 'te rent wonl DC o"'
AUIy RA y DOLPH BROS, Room 20, III LtoPGNay.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-19
Boston Produce Market.

Bosfoy, Monday. Aprn Il. isg.
htillN-Ihcru continues to Be- gIf demand Tor but
Ter and last weeh's prcsr wen maintained. Tho
celi' though nsnriug up over 900 Tarksges have been
here im New iot and fIom most ~ The large manufae
turing towns and market now pretty well cleaned
w. Mecuntiuue 20 quote chnrr pt6f N. hui
nnst be understood that for small lots Of extra
most q the receipts have been II good quality ami sold a.
The higher tange Old butter IN selling fast
more cues to hand u wl NOT last longer than THIS wrck
SAFE. nave been mostly al Httlic " N, and amy kihd OF
inif intlc butter will command the inside pfice
ClttSEihe sales have ecu AZ i2fti3f,c ~ N Tor gosi
70 chaee factory aud although ltc T. oasonaily obtained
tons. Common TO fair quality y offering Hesi0c 81 ~
THE stock here l. not large but could easily
creased Il there va. any demand.
IsGS-Saes OF Eastern hayebse made 1le North
1871 NJ and Western Vt isilas % DOZEN hirh y 81
e higher than last weeks quotations This spurt may
last longer than this week
hEANsIhe sale u choice meiinm. have i,ecn at 81 II
WlN 81 huse and ~ the close s1 h idire
tor loads. We hear VI sales of quality 81 Is 81
busel. and persons hk that good mediums will y,
down 10 - % bushe Pea Beans have been selling slowly
a. tNNl4o B, bu.hel and this now about the highest
range that can be obtained Yellow Eye. have been selling
In small lots sl1eetl7 IS u bushel Red Kidneys afr
quiet at slio6pl 80 u bushe
fOrAiOfs-Ihe demand for Seedlings CONTINUES i'm
part more animation To e market but price higher
Early hQse and jackson Whites have BEEN settling at $50
q husr bat 1oC hgufr. Peerless have
IN better supply and arr selling At 5sff tec " bushe
MAPLE SUGAR AND hNRlf-IheIe Is now zogi
supply Of sugar here, AMI pce- have declined Chule lots
100 cakes rule At l2l3 u ~ and though fancy luts
sell AZ lfe aud II h safe for shippers to count
seitng than ic Ia tubs and pals e TO- r. the
aud II somewhat hard 10 sell ~ hat Maple syrup has
pounds.
NAY AND STRAW Choice iny Is in demand at slod2l
slSGf2B 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-19

WArERBURN. -Stillman Ruggles, an old resi-
dent who removed to Missouri about ten years
ago, returned on Thursday, April 18th, with the
remains OF his wife, to be buried here beside the
grave OF their only daughter, who died many
years ago, The heavy rain Friday night cleared
the streets OF much Of the water and mud and
brought the river up over the meadows high
enough to touch the planks on the bridge over the
Butler brook under the railroad. The spring
term Of the graded school commenced on Monday,
April 18th, under the charge of Professor Good
rich, OF Painfeld w. The intermediate de-
partment is kept by Miss Frink Of Swanton, the
primary by Miss Cresey who has 80 successfully
managed this department for several years past.
80. Easter services were held at the Methodist
Episcopal church The altar was trimmed with a
profusion OF flowers, and the subject Of DR. In
derwood discourse was An Easter stroll in a
garden John xix A.. The Waterbury dra.
matte club gave an entertainment last Monday
night Mother Carey and her "Chickens with
the " Private" " Pat" and the " Big Negro,
played exceedingly well before an appreciatiy'
audience. The songs by Miss Bruce, and the Wa
terbury Quadrille Band, led by Frank Taylor
gave an excellent variety and made it altogether
an agreeable occasion John Sweeny, who wai
recently tried in the Chittenden County Court and
acquitted ON charge Of larceny, was caught b,
Deputy sheriff Michael Stewart, at Waterbury
Thursday night while attempting, with com
panion, to rob a freight car Of the Central Yer
mont railroad. II seems that sweeny and biz
comade knocked down one Waterman, but another
Waterman ran out and called the Deputy Sheriff
and he, with some assistance, arrested both rob
bers. swoeny and the tramp were taken to Mont
pclier and lodged In jail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-19

CABOT Union services was held Fast Day, at
the Methodist yestry Sermon by Mr.. Roberts.
:. The desk Of the Congregational church last
Sabbath was occupied by Rev, MI Robinson, Of
Woodbury. Rev Mr.. Adams preaching for him at
Woodbury. Mr. Robinson Is young man and a
fluent, easy speaker. His discourses were ex-
eellenty prepared, aud he held the closest atten-
ton OF the audience through their delivery.
sugaring goes rather slow, still there is quite a
depth OF snow In the woods and considerable will
probably be made. our sugar makers are ex-
hibitug their best specimens Of manufacture.
The foremost OF these are A. ~ Foster NJ. and
c. ~ Fisher Levi J. walbridge and each time
they seem to improve and II is hard To decide
which of them produces the best article. But one
thing we can decide either one OF them eats well
. =. The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Lyford
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of their rnatri-
monial life by giving them tin wedding on the
evening Of the 18th inst. 1hrty-fye pieces Of
tin were left, all Of which were useful well as
ornamental May they live to enjoy many ami
yersaries OF this kind. The ladies Of the Metho-
dist church gave a sugar party Friday evening, at
Village Hall; II said by those present to be
very sweet time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-19

TEMPERANCE REFORM The great temperance
revival, which has been sweeping over Maine,
New Hampshire and parts of Massachusetts,, and
which has begun its blessed work in our commu-
nifty, in the organization Of Reform Clubs, is a
marvel 10 even the oldest and most enthusiastic
temperance advocates Who among the profess
sional temperance reformeIs the prominent nd-
yocates of legal or moral suaslon, or both, ever
thought OF nausurating and carrying forward q
new crusade, whereby thousands and tens Of
thousands of drunkards should be reclaimed, solely
by the power Of personal influence and example2
These Reform Clubs are started, and often in
creased TO a membership Of thousand or more,
made up wholly OF reformed men, or those who
seek thus 10 reform, with scarcely any organi-
uation or outside help. They call for very little
money They run with very little machinery.
They make small demonstration. But they show
result unparalleled in all the history OF reform
atory movements. All success then, 10 the club,
say we Prohibition is good-when il prohibits.
Moral sl,asion is excellent when 1t persuades.
Christianity is better, and more sublime than all,
when IL ChIlstianizes but II too rarely reaches
and converts a drunken man. Total abstinence
from strong drink because men do not wish II, on
,csH not touch II, Is the radical aud lasting remedy
for intemperance. The clubs are doing the right
work In the right way, aud right hearty tod
! speed we bid themi