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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
suPREME couRT-srEcIAL TERN.

Before Mr. Justice CGrdOzO.-A Long IrtaL-
Nm H. Secard aud GcOrQe N. Grter Executors. DC, agt.
Edtsil T. SCtOdrd and OersThis is suit 10 determine
the constructions Of the will OF Samuel H. Seward VINO
died over twenty wears ago. which VIII was proved In
Orange County IN i64g. preliminary injunction on the
disposition Of the property has been granted The Case
came M Oh the calendar and the plaintiffs answered
ready Among the multitude OF tho defendants some
were not ready, and IL was claimed that Mr.. VIM H.
Seward now IN Mexico, necessary witness. Judge
Cardozo directed a stipulation 10 be gwen, continuing
the Injunction until the hearing OF the cause ana ordered
that tie case be considered and the further trial con
tnued oyer the rst Monday Of February 1870 at 10y
a. IN then to proceed as tue first cause. q H. Seward
ana Mr. SOughtOn tOr plaintiffs; MI Brewster ana OH
2 deionQantb
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ANOTHER PROJECTED RAILROAD.

Pursuant TO invitations given to a number OF
gentlemen owning property in Westchester Coanty aud
oaptass Of CITY meeting Will DO held At the Office
Of s. Dogce eeq. No FDe-st, on Thursday next with
view 81 organizing railroad company with a large
eapa having Tor s object the building Of another rail-
Fosd from Couuocticus State hne al ~ near fQIl
chester 10 some rgiuf the north SIDE Of the Harlem
River ana au elevated railroad from the south SIDE ~
Harlem Iyer the Battery, connecting the TWO ny
a bridge Oscr tl6 Harlem RIVER, II such structure
should found necessary u - believed ny the project
tlag Eael ad iIOpl facilities VI communication DO
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CRIMINAL

In the Court Of General Sessions. yesterday,
hefore Recorder Hackett. John Riley, the young man
found guilty stealing the bonds from the once OF MT
Colve WAS sentenced five years IN the state
Prison . Charles Becker WAS charged Win crueHy 10
animals by having skinned dog alive Inc most mate
rial evidence WAS an alleged confession OF the prisoner
Tine ury after an absence OF about half an houT rem
dered verdict OF not guilty. Slight hnes were then I'M
nosed in few other cases OF cruelty 10 animals
" Haues charged with stealing sewing lnachlhe, the
property Of the Weed Sewing Machine was NO
qulited , The Court then adjourned until hOhuAJ
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pASSENG RRS ARRLHEn

PROM HAMBuRG-In steamship AlemanHia Dee IN keller
A. Markew y Will r. Fucho T. l. White Eugvue Liyef Gefld'
Peters and adren Schmidt Closba KorbeT bolm fsn
Jacobsen and child " BehrvBd L. Hoist Therrss SehAeh Taago
de seke Pauy erm Weber Marie AndereEg sni2 children
M and Mrs Joss James Levy Grace Ross Mrs BIrov sd daag
ter BehkArd servants Mrs Smith cd Mas Cothea
Mr. Ordsbsen Miss Webster Leopold Pnu Hoo. h. felt"n and
daughter Eberhard Bsier NJ b. Ksen L. Kslsug 7. Waldorf
n g. Herman, schi-ug Mira Starting. Jacob TTanI -
FROA CHARLBsTOS-ln steamship james Adger, Dee Iaht
H. n Wel Mira e. Wells /. b4hgtOb,J G. Ken
apLsB b.. W. II. PetlbgH
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U. g. DISTRICT CoURT-rx ADMIRALTY

Before Judge Benedict.-PGtric6 BdhdR agt
TIE Steam Propeller LeOThs action was brought To re-
cover tho value OF the canal boat Amira sunk IN tho Zip
af pier 49, East River, the 18th OF last April The
boat was OoIed at the bukhead OF the PIER hnd the
Leo on the day named struck the bulkhead win sur
eent force 10 part the lines holding the boat and bhe
vas so damaged sink shortly afterward ana Judge
Beuedict rendered decision holding the steam tus
liable for the damage bat without costs OF action
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF CANvAssERs-PRoTEsTs.

BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Board of City Canvassers reassembled at
IL a. m. yesterday, Chairman Hardy presiding. Mr.
Hardy stated that returns had been received by him
from several districts, and upon motion the Ser
geantat-Arms was directed 10 take the necessary
measures to obtain the M. Francis V. EuriBg
sent in protest against cauvassnG the votes for Police
Justice OF the Fourth Judicial District as he believed
that he had received majority OF th votes cast and he
asked the Board would give him opportunity TO
by which the result favor OF his opponent, John
Scott had been gained A protest received from
William L. Wiley. candidate for Police Juetice IN the
Ninth judicial District against canvasSing the votes
fur John McQuade that Office for the peason that III
many the election districts III the Judicial District
many votes were cast for the protestant, which were
not returned having been cast for him, and were
either destroyed returned having been cast
John McQuade, and that IN most OF the election dis
Iricts votes were frauduleDty and illegally cast Tor
McQuade by persons who were not legally entitled To
vote the district. protest also received from
Joseph BOpp against Canvassing the votes Tor john
McQuade William i. Wiley, and BtlnsOn MclVOr Tor
Police Justice Tor the Ninth Judicial District on the
ground that said votes Illegally canVassed ana
returned for the parties for whom they were
vast for John McQuade. The papers were referred
tn the Committee on Protests. The Board then com
pleted the canvass IN the Fourth and Eighth Adermdnle
Districts, and then took until this morning.
Mr. A. S. Cady the Clerk Of Arrears IN the Controllers
Office reports the sale OF property FOR unpaid taxes
and for water concluded on Nov. 10, aud the
proceeds amounted 70 S2OS 40 81.
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CHESS.

The efforts now making by the several clubs
in this city Brooklyn popularIe the game OF chess
meeting with They cannot get the gen
ers public to take such interest IN the game as in the
days when Paul Morphy played. Although the New.
YORK Chess Club has been going for about
fortnight but is persons have played games, and but 50
coness TINS far reported and in these nothing Of
extraordinary nature has been developed The more
celebrated 81 the players have not contested together
OF the players with the games lost and wOn follows:
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SUPREME CoURT-PAEr II.

Before Mr.. Justice Cierke.-7he Short Cause
ELtsance- HasIigt0Jl Bal! et al agt. Victor Lintet-
This was Tor sos for poultry which was alleged
Ia have spOt az the time OF sale. Tie case was
placed by plaintiff the short calendar Judge Cleric
said these small ought 10 be brought IN the minor
Courts and he should strictly apply the hour rule The
hour having pred without any appearance OF an end
10 the case Judge Clerle, under the rule, sent the
case 70 the foot Of the calendar.
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AT the Cafe Europa the play continues and Mr.. Mason
maintains tine lead very lively game was PLAYED be-
tween Messrs Mason and Frankenberg on Wednesday,
the latter gentleman resgning the after % moves
At the Brooklyn Club Rooms Messrs Delmar and
Merriam have a match pending, and little tourney"
has been arranged the winner TO receive set OF ivory
chess men.
The Wiamsburgh Club still holds ont at Meserolest
games played nightly to count IN tho tourna
ment lLEAugurated there.
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Captain, par.srs pou ,qsrseih
trer packages addressed to the heio Associated ss on 20
persons eIbbag tue written authority Of J. W stnonto unef
Agent packages Journal Conae Tues iKBuSk
World SgH Erpsss Etoag FO, Commercial Adt>'il~,T eIai'
Z,uag N YORKER DeaOtdi sboaa be dsIIuvi CALI V
Ice same
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PROF. WILCOX AND THE n. f. LABoRCoNNENfIoN'
TO the Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: During my absence from the country J.
find that you have attributed TO me sone resoiu''o' VI
a., 7 -. T,a,,or % Worcester Allow inc to say
that mad no knowledge Of that body or s hctio.
J. X H. WILCOX, President ANTHRAX society
Men. York Dec. TO- 1863.
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tween the upper section OF Weschester County and the
lower this city are demanded by the wants OF
the travelling public. IL understood that the new com
application will be made TO the Legislature next month
for authority TO build drawbridges across naylgable
streamA
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din Itll cs;1tt Tor SALE.

nor SALE-On Madison-ave. near Twenty
rirt.t C e.ass 4sor,. Enrish basement BRICK HOUSE
lsvssfa1 Proo. iucIuLng uruisre. rJt,n1
UoIJ Apri, 10 NON sR MORGAN iPrest
"a CHRISTMAS BOXES-S50 REWARD to
an SKILL uo a. sssp properties - Ae tsFi1f
re icatou
,urpv o. DE ssud fhav-, no from Nod
s ave ea-track ler prospective taue furrouuisd
ell 500 Sluu0
etgags SO GA each n Elst FyconIsL bsors "a o'clock
until sold
A NSON HUBBELL, Real Estate Broker, hay.
"A pq purhs.,d tie B sNESs Il The ate ". BENEDICT Ill
,otns he saus at The o i $50 Shav between ItrL ouIta
nj Tirt, fcbsts ANSON HuJBELl Late With g. W ishbDlCE
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sountr StHi Estate fur SAILS.

NOR SALE--A desirable Orange County
gaEg A t,va Of Grove nile fnm Wahingtonsihe
s.o se.burs branch s Ar0d aud ten miles non EeSesrEh
on toe Hudssl RIVER eooiAh, ~ aeI, uvus 80 ~. e.
.rsys sesssTy phcs no acre Apply 10 " CoLL lA
Iiroadway: atdgen H. n bEhNihlVN browning "''N N-'e'
CouaIy. n. Y -------------------
NOR SALE--AbOut 1900 acres of TIMBER
nd COAL LANDS. situated West Branch 81 tns susine
- e Penn would b. exchanged Tor lands situated
IL y,rtrso CraWinn Counties Peun For Information adiro
WILLIAM KINDS Reno NeuAngo Co., feuu
CACRlFICE.-FARM 1876 acres. IA Saratoga
y Co. Terms sIua0niaany sssJ. gA0I 70 ~ bG0adSai
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

INIIID
A Letter Carrier in 1rOuble.-James X. Hobby
lettercatier attached TO Station ii, was brought De
fore Commissioner Shields yesterday afternoon charged
nv necial Treasury gent Gayler with having emOezzed
about 90 letters which had been intrusted 10 m for de-
livery Most OF the letters were found ma under stone
i'm a vacant lot In Eighty secondst HOBBY Was helu III
g. 900 bail for an examination on Monday
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Friday, Dee. ]

HEw.YoRK, Friday, Dec. 10. 1862
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, jr., the most energetic
and ndOmtabe of real estate operato abont to enter
upon Winter campaign In other words, he about 10
have Witer sale Of suburban property with MT VIII
business business and he thinks that good property
be sold at any time, place. or any season OF the
year. He has made arrangements to secure am
pie protection from the cold, and, IL need not
be added, win provide magnincently against the
inroads Of hunger. The superior character Of MT VII
sons previous purchases has attracted tho best eas
buyers The estate which Is about 70 be submitted
TO the judgment of the public s fine property on the
Norris and Essex Railroad, near Madison Engineers
and surveyors with large force of laborers are now
at work laying ont streets and lots, grading. ana
matchmaking. The programme Of the sale.
maps, advertisements &c, will be Issued 10
few days by the numerOusly attended and very sno-
eessu sales made at Madison last Summer by the aessrs
helek tlfe village and e surrounding are now very
well known Neither the village Itself nor the regions IN
which It lies has any superior go IN what direction you
will from the city Finally, IL "a Mr.. Wilson's INTENTION
to sell He Ia, In this matter, as peremptory ~ the
Supreme Court itself
Mr. Stanley Day has sold at private sale the northwest
corner OF nntaVe. and EightysIxthst, lC22xlOo LOT
t22,5O0 cash.
AUCTION BALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
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and said that he lived at No q Allen st. arrested
a hogus defectiye Please allow me 10 cay that such
nepson ever lived at that house. which Is my residence
am not acquainted with any one OF that name and do
not know the prisoner. Y, IL AVsNOLLhM
Retp York. dec, 1869. NO. II Auen-et
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The following is the evidence in the case of
John King, who committed suicide by shooting on
Thursday evening in the Eew-YOrk Hotel: ID. II. H.
reth Of the propreOrs testified that King had been
drinking TO excess for fOm or five weeks, bat more
especially during the past four days. King and his
sister intended leave for their home IN Arkansas
Thursday evening, aid had procured tickets and had
their baggage packed ready. Subsequently witness
heard that King had sbOS himself, aud Oh entering mis-
room found him dead. ParO.man Edward DIrke. At
taehed the hotel as special oceT testified tha ne
heard q scream apparently coming from one OF the
upper rooms, and UP the room occupied by King
His sister was outside the door, crying out
my brother my brother" she threw a re
yover outside the door entering the TOOm witness
found King lying across the bed, dead Dr. WA. shine
DEPUTY Coroner, made pOst-mOrten examination OF the
h0dv and found that the BAN had entered the night tenn
pie the eye, and passed through the BRAN, lodgg
under the Ousthe opposite aide ~ the head The
heiDg given TO the jury they rendered verdict Of
suicide while laDOrug under temporary insanity.
Deceased was q native OF uelandSage So years and
resided al Fort Smith, Ark, where be praeucod law.
That King contemplated suicide is shown by tie follow
ing written on scrap OF paper and found IN lis room:
- zoe he bure.i by tbs en-. il uee1 be
The testimony Of the sister, tho only PRISON who Wit
messed the occurrence, not taken. The hotel pro-
pTeors employees and all connected villa the estdb-
l-nent have been very retCeut and ~ 10 time have
ey4uced the least desire 70 speak about the matter
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vprnIYs wRaTuKR RRpnpra, .

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sss ns.s .75 suu AZ Moos ssts morn
aIGH WATER
SandJ Hoak. LII Cows iiaBd.... Hell Gate Si9S
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THE BOGUS DETECTIvE-AHorHER OF HIS LIES
10 the Editor Of The tribune
SIR; 1t is reported in your paper OF TINS
morning that a man who gave his name as Eo' ho"V'
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ggrsklru ,atal 6statt for sab.


EOR SAILS BUILDING-LOTS 20 feet
1Os Sst or the sofrsst OF EBreL ard Bataaav
also 2ss rams BUILDING, JUS utsd coutaauE rooms at
Crs3orl H. D. ir fOn hevluEA The shsvs VII he
,on cheap Tor esa BY applying 20 % Nsrth Aooos. ~ u, Or
M Sands At. Brooklyn.
NOR SALE--FiIst- class three story and base
N -rt btrk ADD ators HOUSE Brl0r Brooklyn b. D.
in perfect Los llOJ house 4To' .sn roous Nest Be
% sf-s l Jarnarv price sud tp "a " y hOkiAN
Place Z Co ~ VA y. 81 broadway, Bro0kJu, d.
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n,5 1:rstp S,sl &st1tt fer SAX.


At ORANGE. N J-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
"A and FARAs Fst ransy beautifully situated ohs bonr hsm
govIa Nj, ALgo. Cosst sss,s ard Haussi Int iof
tAs ,s..oo OF rsar b. BLACKWELL hfh No ~ broAdSA
Ess Ito II orsEgs corner Mas and 1ess,n so
A IL WANTING FARMS.-Good soil, mild
Der see Tbe place growing rapidly than most other place
iut hs TboaAands Sailing Address
CHARLsS x LAEOlS. Yinelshd N,w-ytnsy
a DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK.
"A "a s n R Co (PAadslpAs Road nIhss Is oss Of
hs al osNous Nzhin - miles Of the C Hall lOISSH
80 each she greater porusn Of wh;h can BE-
NJ. in NEATLY sl0 Ea pasusrs With heks 70
As properly bd a. the sass ei the hkhLO PARK LAND
COMPANY. Ne. lsS Iud 1871 Broidwa1 KooH No a.
JENKINS & WAY, at NEW BRUNSWICK.
- j. ofesI opposite z Depot an At Ne ke'osst have
"a SgLI the foo-F property: fdesiredi
F. COUNTRY RESDEhCk the stables aud ether
complete ORDER situated four 81 in1 .a
ns depot which ri" exchange Tor hs"isrA C or S"S'
Tkrss FARMS Asunsu,A County, three Farms Ia hdd''r
County all tn.elsil -----------
A TTENTION!
Ar 8RICkSBUhG n J.,
~ Yort, X 70 Phsdsphs sens W
so. good enste midt no rfer ine asas, w.
aad inward For euAs address T. CAMPBELL l9' b"aaNeA
y or D. ". BRIGHAM BrsksbuIs, n J. ------
i OTIS for SALE-50x150 feet.--bladlson Land
4 Association Madsoo n IA T." oeolee buIn ni SIZE =.
a.. u,tr 90 tzh eligible gouud Directly oppots w. ptr" heo
seminsr ght npues walk nr~ A1h NA nom depot
HPpv I" 1'@"''1 ~ q H. PIRRSOH, General Agent
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O. fufa,ns uno 0tbws.


DOVER COMPLETE MANURE-Manutac-
tured HENRY BON XIX. Cbs PlAdsP hiA nads HoH %
Le Ammonia and Feissa N,rAntso nee pm a
Th Manure eonssSs al 'es ssmeah 70 pIlass s Hss
of All nds highy IzmsBded b all Who ussd ~ ~
uuguhed have susiSas tested its gnausa fssisS
IN ba OF 200 pouuas DxON. SHAMELESS Co, Assbn.
No ~ SOg ihisdspha bsras
b. WA REYNOLDS BALTIMORE MI, snd by dst.rs
generally sOsHt Sor slnaAH0s address HLNkt
BOW az. Philadelphia
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AUCTION BALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
NJ LAURENCE, OAKLEY h FLEURY.
os OF Iitae Is Of 5h each 2SIl00 eaeh...., ela5e
by Y. y. RAYMOND.
0uts and No 70 North WAm 2I65 aH79r52 "a DO
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sant.htst,r Gsantu Y,aI esint. far Salt.

I1OR SALE-Six miles from PeeksLlll and
i from lsGs Mhegsn DAl@r fAhN Of 10 arss "a
Bulirgs large aud crruodons ptuN ral AA N
,.s.sdt nehrhood Lowest esIh pnes S45V1 d. A hO-
LARD a Co. BtskmAu e., y. Y.
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Sirbts, Tansts, &t.

DASF-BURNING ST0VES.-R. q j. NOW
ID BRAY opposite Washington hsssi ~oud sa ~
stou 10 her latest iuprovcd uJes of bAhh
BURNING STOVES Oos kndng ooshlaos burners s'oaene
fuel pogea beatt Also. Cooking tSsbUaes vheaes ssa
Globe Hs uaees Sor-s aad Feonss 10 ~
HEATING.-Culver & SImOnd's improved
Hot Hot water FURNACES the best cheapest, snd
most Also Legfsu and Vent stss mss
tared put warranted b. the sihONDe bAeUfASIbhNS
60 sssEds Co. Nc ~ Nns. n l. AsAs
ishsd 1919
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PEREMPToRY SALE IN PARTITION,
Ctr Sruptrtp TO gtt.

VIZ fIUVIIIG 10 CIT
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" Company having removed 10 o1es :. 90 b'o.d.,I
Of t st. offer % LEI their late oAes a. ~ beaeS1 esrss
fReadsst Apply o. the prehiseE
TIN0 RENT, FURNISHED, or FOR SALE
The desirable fweug House Nih ease of Lot 80 y washer
ton square north The h0ue Nth etisnsau ant
nrnshe viii BE- rented 70 1t Of Mas uet Tor hnfr @
Apply for permits 70 MUiLkR. NiLhihs CO. No Ipnest i,
rT'0 LET, on Nlnetieth-st., the second three.
story brick HOUSE = Avenue A. Nth uus ruOns basemeu
underss fixtures bot ard cold water si 10
pee ouier: rent Inquire u BlDN Bib No % fssrEst
rNO LET The subscribers have several
STOREs aui CELLARS Lkf m the lnanE Asus ihrsA1
BaaV 1ueut lr'L s fansihf he sosss
have Plates. kesd
klLPATnCk a. HOLfiEs ~ hast TvestsfaIdst
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Stationary, 1T.

Stationary, &t.
ERANCIS a. LOUTREL., a. Maiden-lane,
Suouers Prters AID NsnSissssrs Of Patent sPriSs bsf
Account BookS Ord@rs solicited
CLOTE a. JAMES. ....
- sTATIONBRS PRINTERS. AND BLANK BOOK hANUfA
TURERS no Futebst Orlers solicited
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A. J. BLEHoKxs Auetioseer . =.
CPLENDID FOURTH-AVE. and TENTH ST.
- PROPERTY DIRECTLY OPPOSIrB sIhNAMN-A =
BLBBCKBR SON sil sell ~ saion, WkDhhsDA1 Dee ~
1859 at u eieel the EIebanss Sse'ooH No III bFs'@s we
folloung valuable property, viL
POURrB.AvE AND TRNTH.gT.-The tVestsU biek esihsf
covering frost The oob sssi eesssI 81 lss
100 depth Tentst snd ~ se On va
soriherly side Ad building bsaS aiastsd opposite NJ e.
structure os dsslngs ke ke
rsua amosntiaF Al TIE s
parity from tn eafs nnst
50 fourbare 3is "a
by s4s Tctst bed uvaer lease eH ne Snss HresI ~
Mar 1879 of 200 TIE sdl@siaf -
IN Ne simple e. feet by ~ Fof psrAossfs nsps
term 20 he Auetia -
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WAS 1T COLLISION OR COwARDICE-THR STEAM
BOAT METROPOLITAN.
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Cn,p e,,niriu- rh, rsD.rs connected with the
,IIc,i, 81 ,Ias.. Sums LAST n,.utiuei il became
ar,.reIt thar tin. sum mid in on account of the
I.Ifnnuen,j,.s -. 1854 shcrI! have been appur-
$50 mi mid in under rhe srrarate heads Of
..s+a.a and r,ua-v TYxcs'r and of ..aiirion4i 10
n.r cent for DELINQUENCY. and that thos- for the
-. 1s,,5 ar5 1Sst shouli in each case have
been nail in as accounts separately derived from
:. 50. - C,,,-r T.,,.', ..Firc pe,.r-rrut
r., - ..s4i.;-,,-I Ia nor .,rt f,r doll n
,,.nc,
r
i"'i III III 'ie i''1hNs' ~ -
treasurer hs- oc'h CuhPeilec 80 ~" ~ ''"
sr.ta and Cnrn.y tsx-s ssi therefore t. ,aI,-
rt;,n rh. .uu, a. derived SOLELY from that > arc
in -, h ,a.r
"a
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OF Partnership.

JOSEPH HERBERT AND NAECFLLE D0RE
u have this day dissolved partnership by inutus!
consent. and the firm will now exist under the
name Of CARDINAL HEBERT in the business
of Saloon Keeping on Carson t.eet, Carson City,
Nevada.
d. cc.nbar cs, 1888. dZ3-ln
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
n L v A ID a .
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
MLsIILsGlnS MI 20. iHLS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 80, 1913.
| Proposals viii be received NJ the Contract ufee
| Of this Department until ocl, ok P. VI. Of r. =
ruary d, 1863, Ito be decided by March T.. i.r
carrying the mails Of United States from Ju
l. 1859. June 60, $50, the following ros's-
| in the State 4 Nevada:
} And the schedule OF departures and arrivals
| herein spec SEED.
lt43s-Frun, Austin te white fiRe, mo Office, 10
| mile, and back week.
| Ie.v- ustin Monday at A. VI.
Arrive At White Pine "Wednesday n p N.
Leave Nhitc Pine Thursday n A III.
Arrive ~ Austin saturday At l., NJ.
| l6+:?-FroHI Wilmington. by fine Grove =. =.
sni Washington. to Aur. IA, -- InI.e- AID
back. once a wr,k.
Bidders d stance and propose a -chsd-
ulc ui departures aId arrival.
1eiIO-fron Aurora by Muson's Ranch "a. r,
and Fort Churchill IN. 0 ) TO lower crossing
81 Trucke" ri,ry, in N,shue County, --
IitIir- ana back. ouCr a We, b.
Bidder, stale distance and propose -eAe~i-
"lr Of departures and arrival.
ltiil-frvm Ruby Valley /" Camp Halle,k, ~
miles and bach. once week.
Leave Ruby Valley Nor'sy a. A. NJ
Arrive NJ camp Ia ecS " v,iI.crtay 10y { + y
Leave Camp nalleck THURSDAY AT y A. "
Arrive at !IuLy Valley SATURDAY l., p. II.
Is s+2-trym StIli"at,r II " ellsworth, IS u.-'ss
and back. UICe a Trek.
Leave saltwater friday At A VI.
Arrive 4; WaI-~orth ~ 7. NJ
Lave aCsworth SatuTrlar at b A. ".
Arrive al saltwater by ) i. NJ.
164+3-FIom virginia CITY 10 Carson CITY, -
miles and back. times \ r-"h.
Leave Virginia City daily, eA e.; S"niay, ~
81. NJ.
Arrive at Carson City ~ = VI.
Leave Cas- nIlty daily, cAtrrt SUNDAY, -
7. NJ.
Arrive at Virginia City ly : +. u.
Notes.
Proposal. rlust be Ia carr, the mail with gel
crity certainty, and security, t.,It- the trIt-=
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