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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
Posr.OgY1cE DEPARTMENT WAsHvaroN D. c. June 49, 1870
nnOpNSAIS for lie Al IEIIER I'm.

yELOPEs-Seled proposals viii be received this Depart
until Jly l9 no a. Il O'Clock furnishing during period
Of ye commencing the 10th deg Of August 1910 Envelopes to
b. ussi FOR returning deal lsters 90 writers.
The Envelopes must be hand anmd and equal in quality Of paper
sample selected by tie have such
printing them e Postmaster General direct They mast be
delivered uch quantities such required the
PoO4ee beparaeai IN Washington G. cool order packed IN
h0re ready for Of packing and
poaon The o. about 1000 per month the annual supply being
estimated a 20eo 40 (aIO.e o les}
Specimens Of tie Envelopes for which proposals invited and blank
toFrs isr ops my be- had application to the Third Assistant
PCstuA'iFT General
No oos vii he considered unless offered by manufacturer Of
envelope, AMI acO alcd sueen satisfactory
a th POSTMASTER General th night 10 reject and al bids
IN rs Jngmeh' TIE Interests Of the Government rec dire IT,
bo ~ aProe sld sacien suetes in The sum OF 4VN WI
faithful contract
toi 81 TIE syeith ctOn Of the act OF Congress approved
We A o; Augu l uui under said contract viii be male
sief stjnstliea OF accounts.
The Posh General llef the right annu the
% Whenever % thereof offered for sale for spec
ulatOn ani under Will transfer Of the contract be
ssed sanctioned Who shall be- in the opinion Of the
Postmaster Geersl less able TO fuSl the conditions the
orua contractor; and III j. also rered TO the Postmaster Gen
cal 10 saua the on:e IN bis judgment there shall e failure 70
perform faithfully Of rs Sfplten Of wful attempt
70 Impose upon tn Department euyoe Hferol to sample
BIDS fho i cIfe enyeOpe sesc marked Proposals for
Dead Letter Envelopes" and addressed the Third Assistant Postmaster
GezeTsl Post Once Depart uen Washington, D. G.
JNO. A J. CREsWBI.L, Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. juno Ie, 1870

At the Exchange, to-day, the Messrs Null
Ter, wilkins Il Co sold the building known az NO. lo'
Nassalst and Nos % and u Anpst. TO H. L. ktpp Tor
s75,25o The size of the plot OF ground which the
building stands is $40 feet on Nassmst 707 feet front
Ann-st., AL feet rear and 70 feet on north line
Mr. Lewis f. Wood, by order Of Jacob Weart trustee
OF Mary T. sssOn continued the sale OF 23 lots on West
Grand and other streets, Jersey City, anda water front
the Morris Canal There was good attendance, ana
satisfactory prices obtained for the property sold
HubDe reports the sale of house and lot south
west of MaiisOn-aVe and Forty seconi-sl lor
(this property was sold May ~ for Sal ZOO
three lots commencing southeast corner Elcventaye.
and Ninety-seVenth-st ana two ADJOINING on Nlntly-
seventh-st $4,000 two lots mmcncing soutleas
Fifth-ave and Ninety sevcnthst, and three ad
joining Ninety seveltn-st 690O 43 lots on Waber-
ton-ave., Yonkers with large house, known as tho
Becnsten place, owned by l.. b. Sutton of Walst, Tor
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
OFPICE of COLLECTOR of INTERNAL
nlarble an0 Slate fflanteIs.


nECORATED MARBLE MANTElS, VANS
~ eong Furniture Tops &C. in representation Of all Foegn
bles, Rich designs black, engraved IN gold seleu
Company 9 Broadway; Branch Waeroom ~ Fulton St. Brookn
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
AZ Marbe1ed and Decorated prices from FO TO aud up"&i
Also, Slate work every description, plain and ornamental
PBNRHYE SLATE Co., No. 40 West Eyhteenths',
Between Fifth and Sirth-sves
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
w Grsvesoues Tiles Table and Plumbers sho"oom'
With finest assortment Of MANTELS Prices reduced. -
A. KLABER, 1874 and lJ Bast Eghteenthst, New-fork.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
vi and elegant designs rom So SI2, s5 up 70 $3.50 T. b.
STEWART Co.. 6S sIthaye, bet Thtyffth and Thtysttss
- KLABER & Co.'s MARBLE WORKS, 223
bDs West Fycond between Broadway and Eighth aySlaI-
bic and Msreile Msne Monuments Hesdones, Tiles Wanscot
ing Of superior workmanship Cheapest in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17

CosIes scsy HEv YoEK, CoLLscIoas OFFICE June II 1910
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office
0nu the ISL a,ant u supplying SHIP CfiANDLERY
lS7l
sehedges Of tic sr furnished with all information
fsgad 70 p9poS ay obtsBed BY responsible parties only ~
o~ b6p C4T usJs beReyeDoe Cater Ohee Cnstomiioass
n. H. GRik6BLL. Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17

CUsTos uorsg NgwYOEK CoILEcTeEs OFFICE June IL 1870
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
err Ssi W. 2't inst a y 70, SUPPLYING ASTHRAClIE and
noh the eveane Marine requiring supply al this
po Tor & @ year eung June 90 1871 the coal TO be Of the best
9e~L and 10 be sae Quantities and 81 such times
b fed With ~ approval Of the Collector The proposals TO specify
rates Tor The tgs 81 ~ poJnA
Information sse parties In the coal trade Al the Rev
eve utter Ooe d. II. GRISRELL, Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17

wiIsos II. BLACKWELL, Auoiionesr
MALLORY a. BLACKWELL,
vi AUCrIOsEERs and BROKERS, No 50 LiberJ-r
WEDNESDAY June ~.
.. m. the Pr1nses
ABSOLUTE SALE AT TARRfTOWN,
Plot beautifully lccatsd on high ground eonnsrdng
River surrounding country for 70 miles
vii
NEW AND WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE,
tanning 10 rooms all finished and approved
with hardwood doors trimmings hco marble mAntes mar
beop vsshstApos with poing complete ID All be CHAMBER WIN
bath tank dumb waiter, gas pipes, dc
Fine carriage bous' and stables Seventy I'VE per cent can remain on
bond Inmcste gwen Csrags viii
leaving Thre at sak poeiuve-in the bone
il Storm. Further particular Of ABclosstrtI
MALLORY BLACKWELL. - LtsnfsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17

CusToS oU.K HESYoKg COLLgcroRs OFFICE Jane H. 1870
PROPOSALS will be received ut this Once
until the 2th IL for supplying RATiONS TO Inc
sssn s on this stsos for the teSi y ending June 20 iSl
Tue FSi1E TO s furnished May Ration without spirits and
es tr to be approved b. tn Collector aud TO lie delivered
o. board hf eE good other vessels with the
name end qeSai distinctly marked each
M. IL. GRINHELL Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
GUNNER netrenis.
Boaro ano Rooms.
9nternal Repeaue.

TWO handsomely furnished ROOMS TO LET
gentleman without board Apply 81 W. 5,hst NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
Citp Real gstaie for Sale.

VIII nFuI V5IUIE IUI OHEt'
ENOR SALE, or to LEASE for a term OF years
in z5th-t, lth-aye lots Of GROUND inrdng TIE
BUILDINGS thereon % stand together With The or engi
well and reservoir suitable for printing and bleaching abnes w
make to rebuild the front budng 10 SUIT the tenant COm
sdifessd To Box mcdaniel and Traders Erehang ~
Papk place will receive prompt attention.
E0R SALE-First- class HOUSES and LOTS
IL streets EcwYork Brooklyn and aA
ets Large list Of Farms and Country Property CITY and Coan
try Property solicited for sale ESehsnge.
sIEGEL CHACB Co, 70 Cedarst-
EOR SALE-A frst-class HOUSE, furnished
IL (newl 3l7 West Fhy hsst June 10 To De seen
iyon 10 " Apply RANDELL 80 and So Eshtbsse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
0fiip Rral Gtsiate for Bale.
Gono 1slan0 Real Gsiate for 9ale.

FOR SALE-0nly two miles east of Brooklyn,
miles EewYork City Hail. G the mest
desirable LAND offered all high warm and dry under high
Of cultivation and Of BY four aOads This property
beautifully situated for residences for parties desiring escape the
high rents Of the city, and ts 10 New fork makes most
valuable plot cutting Capitalists desiring
such property VIII fD their advantage examine this
vicinity Eew-Yerk its accessibility and the natural adj
Of The ground render perhaps safe and yArsb an invest
price he fonnd within p miles Of the city, H"l
be sold either plot several be desired fos particulars
&c, apply TO &. d. THOMAS, Brchangeeourt,
between Broadway and New 1t.
EOR SALE-FARM of 700 acres, with first
class improvements and 6,elass order depot miles on
Long Island NJ. A. RlLAND Co. S Bee kmaB-st N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
i THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT thFbn
g,rPAHERS IN TTfR WORLD

pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBAMY; 0,vvs
THE LARGEST AsP gS 70 TIN HA g0Rr
THE ST. jo SfsT DEW asp pfSs icg19sP ,vpay
. q asSsss, .s ;o : .a 3 ss 'f
s We. ou teis 3 obtained o OFFICE i,Ic !;
Do S TIE E wd os az 20 69s ye ed No. S Bs
SAFETY, SPEED A&D COMFORT.
rS5 Bo wSrss' FST ccig Is1cis' I s IsSs.
Pes! e s5l . SSis . Sss' D''' '
VII " CITY Or NETWORK,
r Fl, .s' s Sfr R;s1 s; .t ssa. n. ffs ~ from
Tor ,,s ' a.tP R y. New s L2a9 sor So 'od "'
roT through tickets AMI rates for freight sppy he oes Pier
North River - ,oo J. T. sioEr, jL, Agent
FOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD, AND THE NORTH Steamers leave Peek.rp for New
Haven through , iSs week % ~ o. sa@a
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot of M.Tke'' at 21' and
EOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
STEAMBOAT sTAhF04D leayes Pier g. East River daJ at .,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
- INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST, soUThwEsT and
NO aaST LRoA6 e SoS 7d sn psoPEI
EaR LINE Pier SG g RS w. all RATES Low with G9s.
foo; q Courndt privilege WEST q GP 70 Washing
iS. SpS S a6 Tic$ETs COOP SSTlJ gssP '
G. w. fERFklI, General hgeut
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
" Passenger AM Freight DEPOT In NwYor foo, Of Lery-t
Somervle with South Branch Railroad; Hampton
with the Delaware Lakawsnn ADD Western Railroad fhihpsu
Win 9 e. ,G R sst u" s,S. AL !. E,s Win
buh AMI the West without change Of also n Central PennsyL
'''' '-' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing jane !, l87J.-Lease NewYork as follows:
5Jj a m.-Jor PlanGeld.
m-Por Femingon Easton Bethlehem Manch Chunk Williams
port Wisesbre Ps,on Aahanoy City, Tunkhsnnocs ToSaada,
Wayehy, &c.
Em-Po Remington Eis,on Allentown Nsuch Chunet wiies
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Bphrats, Lul Pote Hss
burg
2p. m.-For Bas,on. Allentown. asd Msuch Chunk
$3.50 mfor Baston Allentown, Mach Chnnck and Beders
430 p nj or soraeryile and FleHnstOn.
5l5 p m.-For Someryile.
6p. n-P0r Elson.
~. m.-Por Someryille
o nj migyaui-For Bas'On and the West.
u m-Eor PaafeIi on Wednesdays an Saturdays only
if5 300,
$50 loo Ifo MP CO 300 2:l5 3l5 $500 400 $50,
4t5 Sis, $3.50, 5:45, 500 $50 1900 1:s $780, S;1o 800 lo4a
R:Opm ,o, ,,,,, ,,por
Ga mWEsTEaS EXPRESS daily Except sundays for Easen, Alien
Harrisburg
Srouisbug Water Cap scranton Bnghsmon sase Sc
Connects at Phiips0urg Manch Chunk Wfkesbarre &C.
m-CScISNATI EXPRESS Eaon Bethlehem Alien
Recding Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
with Delaware Lakaganns Railroad for Scranton
Sleeping from City Pittsburgh evening
obtained ut tie ONCE 81 the Central Rail
road Of NewJeey foot Of Lerst n VI at No Aston hoise
hotels X h. RChEk, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
Cilp 1)ropertp TO Get.

TINO LET-STORE No. 400 Fourth-ave., near
29h all improvements. Apply premises from to o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES INTERNAL
" REVENUE, SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF
NETWORK comprising the NINTH FIFTEENTH, and SIXTEENTH


OFFICE OF UNITED STATES INTERNAL
" REVENUE SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF
NETWORK comprising the NINTH FIFTEENTH and SIXTEENTH
WARDS Of the CITY OF NBW-i0
Notice hereby pursuant to Law that have received rom tne
OF property subject to
Internal support the Govern
men the public debt ard for other purposes
proved June 49, 1861 aud the amenaioy tb that the an
snd enumerated therein have become doe and payable and That
will attend personally by deputy for the collection OF me sans at my
O Fourteenth BE htave daily SUNDAYS
e the 18th day Of Jane until the Both day Of June 1870 ncu
iye between the hours OF O'Clock and o'clock m Ihe nss
comprise the Special Taxes Businesses, Trades
Professions the Carages Billiard Tables Gold Watches
Gold aud Silver Plate for the ending April 80 1871 and the taxes
upon Incomes for the year ending Dec. 81, 1859.
All who shall segct the due by them eve
within the time hereby spehd Will be-
''"' "'0'' :" W. p'"'''' WIN B. WHITE Collector.
New York, June IS, 1870.
OFFICE of COLLECTOR of INTERNAL
" REVENUE Thrycend District Of New York comprising
Second and Fourth Wards Of the City Of Newi0k:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant TO law, that have received
Valuations and endneatons Of property
subject under the Act provide Internal Revenue 10 support
po approved 1885, aud the amendatory thereto ap
proved March 1855 July 49, 1866 and March 1856 that the duties
therein have become due and payable and Eat
will personally by deputy for the collection Of the at
Onoe No SO Cdar daily Sundays excepted from the 18th day OF
until the 18th Of July 1870 inclusive between the hours OF
o'clock a. m. and o'clock ?. -.
comprise the Special Tars BUSINESS
TRADES ani PROFESSIONS and the CARRIAGES,
DLLIARDTABLES GOLD WATCHES GOLD and SILVER PLATE,
ending INCOMES for the
ending Dec 81 1863 All persons who ha neglect the
due By them respectively according the lists aforesaid within the time
hereby specified will become liable the penalties prescribed by law
(Simeil ALFRED PLBAS0NroN Collector.
Dated NewYork June, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
Brooklnn 11ropertn TO Get.

ITO LET, FURNISHED or for SALE-The
story hghoop HOUSE, No. 1911 Pretientst, oppo
sie Carroll PARK BROOKLYN beautiful location desirable In all re-
Apply T.
Brooklyn, Broadway N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE


ny MULLER, WILKINS & co.
No 167 Nos IS n Ji5 Nassau
st. 77 Abnst al 70 n line 10 ii Kip Fialao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
Real estate TO Gxrbanse.

A VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY-Well
located utGss TSad be esarged 1911 S1e properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Depos in Nevio1E loot Of Baay and foot Of Cdr,.opher

I ,ONG ISLAND RAiLROADiR nKNr
On and after MONDAY MAY I 1870 Trains will leave James Slip
follows: -
s.o1 a M Greenport and Ssg Harbor Mail Train.
1000 "a Northport Train stopping all intermediate saonA
i2:OO m Hampstead Way TTsin.
$3.50 .. ID. Greenport and Sag Harbor Express.
1850 D. N. Noythpor Express
$3.50 D. Nortspor Way Train.
6;3O D. m For North Ilp and ennefste stations
All Trains Hampstead Sunday trains for Ron
Glen Valley Huntington and Nortpo leave Hunters
pa;n, Al Q A m ard 6 D. m j. ID. BARTON, Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ NBwJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE for LONG
BRANCH PORT MONMOUTH, MANCHESTER, PARhiNGDALB,
TOMS RIVER and intermediate points The wckRown
ANTELOPE and ARR0wsMITH win leave Pier Ne % North River
follows For and M Tor
freight Returning will Leave Port Monmouth for passenger
8:l7 346 eSht 1913 the ARRIVAL OF
trains from the sboyenamel points JAMES FISK lr Pesdsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-17
TROY LINE for ALBANY {

x0 TOALBANY and TROY.-The DAY LINE
ID Steamboats, yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave Yes
y-foartlsLst landing Yonhe
and Couens West Point Cornwall
Newburgh Poughkeeps Rhuetecs Bristol Ca Hudson and Ses
Baltimore special brosiang connection with the
Albany commencing June l5 for
Springs fare 81 NewYork and for Cherry valley The
SENECA will from Albany TO Troy Tick
cts baggage checked By DOs Express Offices "a Broad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-19

City not responsible for this bill for repairs
10 tops to stalls. The contract with the
! msrhot farmer under market ordinance
! (Attic!e No. $50 Revised City Laws and Or
dinance8J requires the occupants to furnish
them.
:. T. S. serrir, s2l96 %, warrant issued
under a ma1damus OF the Supreme Court,
but in payment OF a voucher issued only By
the Finance Committee, for which there was
no ordinance or contract Or evidence Of
value received by the city, but mere de-
sire On the part Of the Finance Commute
to make good to o contractor a loss
by discount on some previous regis
tered bill which the city is now
ready to pay par for, with accrued interest.
8. James Kaiser, $500, Jefferson City war
rants, irregularly issued. May be correct,
but the city has 40 acquittance as yet for
the debt. The warrant being issued to
''bearer" and DO receipt taken for it, in con-
travention of section - Of the charter,
8. William Henry. $4,000. registered
bills. Being d part of his blls for furnishing
ballast, etc. to the city without a contract
as regards quantity, quality or price, and
without the knowledge or approval OF the
Council, save what may be coustructively
implied in a resolution directing the Street
Commissioner to repair some tweDty-three
(23) streets, which repairs should have been
adjudicated as they involve an immense
sum of expenditure, and the act of the Leg.
islature OF 1856 requires such work to be
done under contract. II is believed these
bills should be revised with view TO re.
duction Of excessive charges before final
payment.
10. A. Carter, S238, registered bills. For
repairing engine houses. Not due BY the
city, but by the Firemen's Charitable Asso-
citation. See their contract, page 163, ar
ticle 1913. revised city laws and ordinances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-19

The second sheets comprised the following
items:
/. H. J. Leovy, City Attorney, $500 re.
Clustered oil, for extra services by resolu-
ton No. -, new series, Of Council, in viola
ton of charter of 1856, sections IS and l27,
forbldding any increase Of salary or extra
compensation during term of Office.
:. DR.. Q. AntouX, $40 7.G, registered bill,
tor board and medical services to small pox
patients, at three dollars per diem. This
debt Is not due by the city The Charity
hospital sent to DR.. Anfoux's Hospital all
out q lew of the patients charged for, and
tnere Is no law authorizing the Charity
hospital to charge the city with the ex-
Pehse. rms bill is for patients received
between November and March. Tie city
mas no contract to pay DR.. Anfoux three
dollars per diem even for the very few
patients sent to him by order of the Mav0r,
3. Louis Gagnet, $500, registered bin.
being for monthly charge of $500. for the
privilege OF draining into the BAYOU ST.
John, which the City Attorney lin his letter
published nineteenth October, 1863, in the
proceedings OF the Board of Assistant
Aldermen, alleges there is ID more fouraa-
ton for than there would be for draining
into the Mississippi river. These registered
bills were delivered under devOlutive an
peal from a Judgment of the Sixth District
Court, May 6, 1869.
4. Gabrielle Correjoiles, $l100, registered
bill. No ordinance or contract, or evidence
of value. received by the city; appears to
have been delivered by the order OF the
Finance Committee, to cover some loss on
a contract in violation of section 8, act
No. 240, of 1855. forbidding the Council to
release contractors from the terms of their
contract.
s. Anthony Oelesparre, S475, registered
bill. Same as above.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-19

The points have raised are sufficiently de.
tailed on the tableau.
Should you refer the first list, would re-
spectfully ask you do so. giving power to
act, in order that there may be no further
delay in going on with my statement, and
to accelerate action on the claims OF those
whose accounts are incontestable, or can not
be judiciously contested.
Administrator of Public Accounts.
The report was received. With it were
presented the following statements:
APPROVED CLAIMS.
The first sheets, the approval of which
Mr.. Shaw recommended, were as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-19

true that the prices are double, but this is
to be accounted for by the bad credit the
city then had and the heavy discounts the
holders had to suffer in parting with them,
as they mostly had to do.
l therefore ask the approval of these first
sheets, or their attentive consideration, and
your instructions in the premises, to serve
as a guidance to me in completing the inves-
tigatlon, which I propose to do with much
greater expedition.
also submit to you sheets one, two and
three, about which there is much more
question, which 1 ask you to refer 10 the
Mayor, Administrator OF Finance and City
Attorney, for their concurrent advice and
instructions to me or report TO the Council
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-19
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DOUBTFUL CLAJM9.

warrants SeIaeathus:+
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FaOATIsG
of
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DEsCRI PTIDS.

Whan Issued No " heh nesi7' Tli1iae Account.
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Contractors Name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-24
oAUTIrI,olI,N,I5, Ir ION

THE PUBLIC Is HxR1BY CAUTIONED
Edwards, or Sis srcnt, tss properly knewn as
tho Fort Homestead PropssH, s,tnatco N e tne
town Of Gold Hin. Storey Comfy, NesaI n.. saio 2
property belongs 70 q. tyford and nmpy ns =
homestead, properly hid 40 caineo lnoeI ~
Win 81 eommenerd 10 iniieioiiy detsrmine the
saiidity Il our tiiis q Is snts lrsmisss, snd
al trssspssssrs pe1ishsd aeeesd,9sy yvnvn 2
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-24
Dwelling and Lodging
House for sale.

WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, {sA
w a Two-Story Frame House, con. i;i
tanning eighteen rooms, cellar, water -
pipe., and everything comfortable and eomSe,
nicnt, situated at the rea. OF the south fenow
for trst class Boarding Hou,e. being in the
immediate vicinity OF the Jacket, Crown Point
and kentuck mines. The only reason Tor sell
ing this property is that wish to 90 to ranch
ing: VIII be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, and .
perfect title given. Apply on the premises.
Gold Hil, April s,h. 1870. sp5-imis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-24
Assessors Notice.

NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ underslgned, being ex-ofdcio Assessor Of
the town OF Gold Hun, and also, by appointment.
Assessor for State and County purpose. Of the
ing All taIa6le property In Gold HIN for The scal
year. All persons subject to taxation will please
Be roadyto mako their returna on the assess
ment roll, when called upon.
80 HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor.
Gold HIN, Ny 10th, isNo uayion