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CLOTHING
Must be sold!!

WE have about SIC. 900 in CLOTH.
ING, more than we can realize on
this Summer; We are anxious to
get rid Of some OF it, and will cell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is the largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods.
and bought right. Large line of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles of MEMS "vENTILATOR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. Itis now
generally admitted that we arc
making to order THE FINEST
CCSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
X. q W. c. S1VAFFIELD.
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CHAPTER III.
ACCOUNTABILITY OF GI,ARD1,>

ACCOUNTABILITY OF GUARDIANS.
SECTION 435. No guardian appointed
for an infant shall be permitted t.. rcceiye
property of the infant, until he shall
have given sufficient security, approved
by Probate Judge, to account for and
apply the same under the direction of
the court.
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CHAPTER XIV.
POWER OF REFEREES

POWER OF REFEREES.
SECTION 43G. Every referee appointed
pursuant to this Act shall have power to
administer oaths in any proceeding be-
foro him, and shall have generally the
powers now vested in q referee by law.
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close sultry weather which usually prevails
toward the end of summer is particularly un-
favorable to the feeble and cnervatcd. Even
the wcll-knit frames Of strong men feel the in
huence of tho season, aid laesitudo and
languor pervade tho whole community.
Ladies, especially those in delicate health,
suffer much from debility, occaeioned by the
humid heat, and feel the want of Il whole
some inyigorant. In fact, necessity for
something to recruit the exhausted system is
experienced. more or less, by everybody, and
the only question il, ac|tat Htat something acW
be. With those who have tested the effect of
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS on
Themselves, or haye observed it's effects on
others, this question will not be in doubt for
q single moment. Its tonic aud regulating
operation, and it's agency in creating a
healthy appetite and promoting digestion, are
rightly classed by all who have resortcd to
this unequalled vegetable invigorant and
corrective, among the most extraordinary
therapeutic wonders of modern times. It
should be taken at this season az a safeguard
against the epidemic diseases which arc SO
apt to attack tho relaxed system in the fall of
the year.
AS it is understood that mercenary specula-
tors in various parts OF tho country are en-
dcavoring to supersede the standard tonic of
the ago with worthless articles manufactured
by themselves, which they represent to be
superior to this long tried remedy, tits proper
to put tho public on their guard against this
species OF imposition, and to warn them
against the deleteriOus trash with which dis
honorable dealers seek to drench them.
Aug II tG
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Sapolio! Sapolio i!

Sap0l0! SapoH0!!
THE brightest and best. Cheaper and
Il better than any other Polish for Tin,
Brass, Steel, Iron, Glass, Wood, and all other
metallic surfaces. For sale bv
July s T.. II. HEINTTSH, Druggist
Cigarros Papers can be had at PoL-
LOCKS
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EMERY's UNIVERSAL

EMERY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condensers.
TNHESE GINS, so we'll known throughout
Il tho South, need no comment In styIc of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turilou with the same amount OF
power, is unequacd.
Il. TOZER, Agent,
aueust Columbia, 4. G.
Pan-cakc and Michigan fine-cut Chew
ing Tobacco, to be had at PoLLocK's.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-10

SERIOUS ACCLDENT.-It was currently
stated upon the streets last evening that
Dir. Elstner Of the Brunswick mill was
seriously injuredi in the latter part of the
afternoon by the upsetting of buggy
in which he was returning home from
the corner stone celebration. We hope
10 hear that his injuries are not so seri-
Gus as the reports led US to apprehend.
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rades of Stanton Post, G. A. R., fred
salutes from our regular howitzer. Ev-
erything went off we'll, there was gen.
eral satisfaction and not anything occur
red, that we heard Of to mar the gen.
eral good feeling which prevailed.
P. S We were disappointed in not
being able to present our readers with a
list of the articles deposited in the corner
stone. DR.. Hazlett handed the list to
Grand Secretary Van Bokkelen with the
request that he return it for copy for the
press but the Secretary went off to
Virginia with It-probably forgetting to
keep his promise.
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8 g, 8 9 6,7l7 90

At stake, pledged for the faithful performance
OF their c, niracts with the assured. deem IL
neither Legitimate. honest or honorable TO gam.
BILE away these essential elements in the make
up Of a
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A CHEER FOR THE APPEAL was given
with the usual supplement of 'tiger"
by the Carson and Virginia fremen as
they passed our office yesterday.
Thanks.
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c 0 M P A r e.
DELow Is A TABULAR STATEMENT OF

DELOW Is TABULAR STATEMENT OF
- the proportion Of the Premiums paid to sew
era Life Insurance Companies which have been
returned to policy holders dividends since the
organization Of the Companies. The figures are
taken from the sworn statements Of the respective
Companies to the Commissioners of Insurance.
As Life Insurance rates, in all companies. are in
every case higher than the estimated cost of in.
snrance, there is, or ought TO be, at the end Of
each year surplus, which varies according to the
expenditures arising from working expenses,
death claims. etc.
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ENJoINED. - Daniel O'Conuell 1.-THE
great agitator) has commenced action in
the Fourth California District Court to
enjoin the managers of the Mercantile
Library Gift Enterprise from proceeding
further with their scheme. Why is this
thus? Is it for the purpose of being
bought off? Looks like it.
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some FIGHTS on rather harmless
scale took place yesterday after the
corner stone had been laid and the beer
got to working. Some "beads" got
put on and several eyes were put in
mourning and many headache saved
up for to-day.
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FINE JEwELRY of the latest patterns
has been just received by Mr.. Chas. W.
Friend. He has some very handsome
coral and moss agate sets all styles and
prices. Go and examine.
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: SfATR WARRANIs WANTED. THE highest price
paid for State Warrants, BY the .ndessigped, as
Wells Fargo Co.'S ofice. II. 2. RICE
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FIFTY DOLLARS Reward is offered for the
return of gold watch, lost at the Warm
Springs yesterday. See notice to that effect
in the APPEAL of this morning.
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Go 10 MUHcKroN's Drug store and try his cool
Fountain Soda. je9tf
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Arrivals at the st. Charles Hotel

GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
| CARSON Cry. June 9, 1870.
S. Allen, Dayton,
S. Longabough, do.
A. NJ. McCabe, do.
S. Kinglead, do.
A NJ. Warnock, Genoa,
| G. Altman, do.
| NJ. Tebbs, do.
| l.. Graumaid, Mountains,
| c. Chaloa, do.
c. y. Harris and wife, Washoe,
W. NJ. Cary and wife, do.
W. Minis and wife, do.
w. w. Byron and wife, Dayton,
W. NJ. thomas and!siie, Reno,
l.. s. Clark, do.
5. Beamey and wife, do.
J. Collin and wife, do.
B. Springsted, do.
A. Trout, do.
J. Kelly, do.
Thatcher & Beckman, do.
V. F. Hazeltine, Gold Hill,
Mr.. Bates and wife, do.
j. NJ Martin, do.
W. NJ. Laughlin, do.
J. Mcdonald, do.
A. P. Forbes, do.
c. Sutton and sister, Franktown,
j. W. Small, Lake Valley,
P. F. Powers, do.
o. X. Stampley, Unionville,
c. \. Fox, San Francisco,
IL. ). VIM, Virginia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey, do.
F. Berry, do.
Dan Abel, do.
T. B. Rowland, Lake Bigler,
Ben Gov. DO.
F. y. Spencer, do.
T
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DAVIS &c gibson,

DAVIS &c ellison,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries,
Provisions,
Flour, Feed,
Liquors, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Paints,
Oils, wall Paper,
MOWERS AND REAPERs,
Farming Implements,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
WE BEG LEAVE To CALL TIE FspF-
w ialattention Of consumers to our large and
varied assortment of
GENERAL rlERClIANDIsE.
Which we will sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,
u guaranteeing to give Salts
faction both as 20 quality
and Price.
GOODS DELIVERED
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
FREE OF CHARGE.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Carson, May %, $50.
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WELL-PLACED LOVE.

" ELL-PLAC I.OVE.
Essays for Young Men, on the happi.
ness Of wellplaced affection. on early life, and the
propriety of early Marriage, q protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils of the
day. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. je3-ly.
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stone was laid the fire Jakies had some fun.
The Currys squirted and sent horizontal
stream 2O5 feet. The Eagles then tried it on
and couldn't fetch that far by five feet or so.
At another cistern the Warrens went to work.
They threw 30 feet. The Libertys didn't
want any of it and declined to play. This
all recapitulated means that the Currys
showed longer stream than the Eagles, and
that the Warrens showed five feet more than
the Currys. Beat the crack Virginia engine
pretty badly. Sorry the Li6ertys didn't show.
There was no playing for high.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-10

NEW PAPERs.-Peterson's Lady
Book for july Harper's and Leslie $
Weeklies; New York Weekly; Chimney
Corner; Police Gazette; Bonner's Led
ger; Days Doings aud Sporting Times
laid on our table by Fox yesterday.
These and many other cheap pubiica'
tious to be had at his counter.
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pfcSFNGER.S ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-n steamship Minnesota, NAV ll-Mrs d.
Pee Nis. NJ l. Poet, Miss Amelia Daley. Capt Coey Miss H. t.
NJ c. DAVIS Thus. CurrrE. W. l. Brown, Mn
Carr,1 fuiv John walker Roger r. Prke, Mrs NJ
Irham M;cten MISTER LniseS, Mss hary White Capt A
Williams Capt !. iaylor :. J.. Foster. . .
PROM HANfNAlI steamship Columbia. May llSau'Os Ruha
j. NJ. Da M Louisa Smith jose Toledo Ms Ma
uda Nicholas &. Meseucrs H. Kupmalu s. 7 Melville Mr. Cia
children and Hiss s. Dallas v j. BoI Juan Eeycvhug
r. r. s. GomsA Gocoche Mr. Anna c. AoAnon W T. Prnc
Hugh Se " IT, V Rsusoa child and Aasa Juan Mas \
Wariurg VIE cl.re1 an nurs's Doninieo F.Iner $500,
FROM HAMBjE'I-ln steamship Hammol Nay n.t)ttO Wild,
Aae IIu,o Won Bocb Mrs T. r. Aiermann Col Czrem
Tsrsrs De kh Miss huntington Emile VITA, Ina W
Sophie Durneu VILE Mken John r. Moef Csr T. Kunhart Frn
Herrch B,de A. Non!ra and WIFE Anua oltne e r lutL
From Havrr Provost and family, NJ Swain Mrs Dem
Mr. McCury l. B. Stone r. Oppnhemer, J. Hto ton J. Abra
han family l. Anderson, Horace Mave aud ohirn J. Mam.
j. l. ObeTyarth Mr Mason y. Maase NJ kAsc sarah
Ifiteker j. ludner Franz Dcpre, Melauie Levy.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NEW-Y0Rk. ...s......''May H.
CLEARED.
sems s-Aanhsttau Foryth LyePoo Holland Thomas Liver
pool Oora REYNOLDS Baltimore; Bristol, Wallace PiLideipMsi
Aclshn .fori Tennessee Chichester Chsrieston
hhip-Akhar hanson, Melbourne.
Bsfs-GaDele, Black BsroStok $500 80
Bn-sGeogs Graham. Cow Bay b Hermann ichborn Cam
E4s;eru Star. Poster, Bartadoes -.
isaac OI7e Panme Port snpnnoe for ortersj NJ Gran
= King Ehdg Vera Cruz; Garrett p Wright Croppr Nassau;
SAWYER Kelly Gardner Me- o. C. Acken HOblie etaniOnl Oeo
ashngou, Peck StamfOri Yankee Lass Wiley, Welieet
sioop.kePort HAIR, New Haven.
bell DslmGr LsDk, jacksonville davs lumber
scHOOSERs-KIyEK oOAsTwHB
q w Blate bhzAhehpOr- J. {. Blew, EhRhetbpon
Helen Mar. EhEaethpor. Angel Elxabethporl
WIN o bneu, blabeihport J. S. Carer Bhlzbethport
l. ID Wentworth, KE4be.hpOr. Jnsepline Ehrahethpor
Enly, Ellatethpou Gar. M.rrek Ehza,ethpot
saAAn Aim, EhlaDetbport WIN. Donnely, EhlabeihpOrL
ARRIVED.
stAmp Hsnnona Meier Hamburg April r. and Hsvre April 80
nose and pass -
Steamship hnaeso;v wLners Liverpool April 49, QpeenstOwu
J. mdse aud pass
Steamship Columbia Ven Size Hsvsns Nav udse and pass
ntAnsilP GeO Cromwell CaJp, Sew-Orans and
md pass '' ' ~
B@fk y snarck Steelman, Iluire Feb. l6, sltpe,re
selr OLVef H. boOih, Longsreet James River, Va
DOMESTIC PORTS.
fOkfhEss MONROE May lAuEef Revenue steamship Norhernr
e reports The oown vessels passed Balmor bark
tersa on CArieussi Eureka from Gere Lewis
FOREIGN PORTS.
hA'ANA MAY n-Ite steamship Cors called this for New
"A lie : steamship IuscAfOTa VIII thr L. B. monitor
o'tatof to key West Pa leaving this port this afternoon
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s11rrR1oR CouRr-TRIAI TERM-PARr I.

Before ,Ju1qe Monell-HdmiltOn Il. Kerr agt.
~, for- ,econd ST. and Grdnd-st. Ferry r. r. Come
nisntif was employed in 1864 by the directors OF inc
tortysecondst and Grand-St Ferry Railroad Co. az As
sStant Treasurer of the Company at salary 70 De so
seGuently determined. He continued IN ther e,pHSS
VIII Issi without receiving any pay, at which time no
demanded TO he paid at the rate OF S. 800 year
amounted in all TO S799 20. The directors o1o thr
caimng that he was hired at the request OF ms
bo was the Treasurer of the Company, ana that ns
rices were worth only $500 year The jury found tor
Ire plaintiff in the OF $500.
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CRIMINAL
A 4 IL Yorl-,;lIo Policn Cnnrt Yesterday. hctOre

At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, before
,,t;cc E,by Mathew Brennan, age H. residing al NO
o.. Wcst seeond-st, was committed To answer
ST,rre of stabbing Andrew BALDWIN OF NO 25I I~ist
TAuty-seyenth-st., in a row on Tuesday night
At the Tombs Police Court, Alderman Conan
emitted Mary Connors for having il is alleged, stolen
ca from Albert j. Rose Of No 500 Caualst Jastr0W
Ieyau3er was committed for having attempted To PAIN
90 95cep check. after having eaten 65 cents WORTH Ill
he restaurant of d. III. Gould Co., al NO. 90 NiSsaust
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMDERs.

Dccisons-By Judge Cardozo.11l4r , re aPP prt
Pisn-Motion denied Bestick agt Salkeld'-@cei'er
appointed. ,-,. e,,,1 49, Order settled
iiy Judge Brady.-Bestck agt salEcld'-oruei Se''0'
MLeewrigAt AIT. keller-Order settled.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.


THURSDAY MAY H.
and the West Indies steamship Moro Castle
Per y. r., close at 2 Steamship sails at 5 D.
FRIDAY, MAY H.
NAL, Europe Liverpool per steamship PruSssn
frou Por1 Me will close York Post Oce
letters j Mail except those that specially directed
MEXICO via Ssal and Cruz per steamship C Of MEXICO
II T. H. the Post0sce al clock Steam
stip sails al 2 ?. .. -.
SATURDAY, MAY a.
Mails f Europe via southampton and Bremen Per steamship Rhen
Iir!t HoOken close Po,tOfce at II NJ Steamship
isis Supplementary Nail ior paid letters only made up
The Per a. Ho.Oken and CLOSED at l:Jl IN.
Mails France Brest and Havn, steamship Perere
from y. r the Post Ofce st No Supple
NJ
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,,,,.t.n charged with numbering fellow seaman on
az ,osse1 MorrinC Light set down TOT noon
prday bnt was adjourned TO noon today when COM
missioner Osborn will give decision ON the Poi's eo
tnfcrninabie WHISKY SsitThe Ilansky case was
further postponed to next Weunesuy a' ~ me- '"'
eminent not being ready TO proceed ..,o, a..
Az od Commissioner Betts yesterday aus
e Tho Ion Collector Bailey had Instituted prosccu
Ton for not keeping the proper books Tor inc CONDUCT Vi
\ l,n-ir
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60 Manufacturers.

rNUE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PAyY attention Of Manufacturers To their WstrPower
at the town Pass,c EewJey tide water four ms beos
Paterson miles Newark adjoining the Enc IA
And within ten oboken sn Jersey City and eleven from The
CITY Hall They have head and fall Of TWENTY-FIVE FEET TO
whole Pasc River and rrseryOr oil TIRE hud
The Mil Sites and arranged that each one has the
navigation both head and tail The supply oil
ABUNDANT but The situated on
nayeaLe the midst Of large population, while IT'S proximity to
Communicating with By plank road by ra
ROAD and by wstr renders the most advantageous location Tor mann
the premises and snbstatla'
brick Mn four Machine shop and FouDa
occupation Application be made TO D. '"
TOaREY 81 Nesey-st., New-iorA.
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aurtion Sales Of Real estate.
J. JoHssos, jr, ArcnOneer
by JOH NSON a. NJ | l. l. + Il,
I'D AUCTIONEERS AND

RY JOHNSON ,SSE;oy s MILLER III
". BE 49,. Esr AT e,d bE0k iRyo,x
CITY o Loans l r1 cn1 Snco s's %' Furniture ss ' s
,..,s.., M Stta No 10. Il, p,o,,r,
;S Z . q ?E ; HH's1sf -.
'Sr sr i y nS " Ios '%%PsRs
@ASST in the Eighteenth ward BoolT The Hotel doing
sleeping al modern mProve%sn The RGsly
i, sr. rO% Gisn Ferry s.ss t5 pfo
Tss .a % md TE g E a e:s !1a ria
Bile. Myrleav paved and Hagget The lot. are rapidly apF
groan contain over 500 trees beside graf variety Of shrubs The
Whole admirable adapted for hIg seI 3 s1.n Terms easy
Asle o'clock at city saleH1cm,
pA'' aA ffllEE e 'I PRI6FER f'SN
nGTSE g .Ss %s ssS' 'a
' The Lot rear %ESSf q 2nofM NAY "a, also be ''N
Atp O'Clock at Exchange saesroom,
POSITIVE SALE II S $iEHSstir nEsE H,1,.s
By 'I dor Of s, Msss I PoTsE ma eo VILLAINS
OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERLY ss,e at Union da.s VIZ
lots Of situated iiuonaye Jerer'on and Prankhn This
in 1.ds al fsa9ss Si oSso a he @s
Of the best localities for that purpose the vicinity Of Ne"iork.
'''H" "'''-' '''r' THURSDAY, MAY 10,
At S TO sTLfSb6 Sr Tors ,''.''
Situated at New Brighton, Z. l.,
p,eu.or. T q. fe IF o wE x %FS # IF deceased.
On tern. N easy that all NAV buy.
FREE COLLATION. BEFORE TIIB AUCTION UNDER SPA
CIOUS TENT.
The y nigel walk from Ianding 3,
" Y, Of the best ferries running
pig constantly by day ami night Location high and
commanding surrounded b cass Improvements Avenues 90 feet
graded aagle Property has been family - All who
seeking bones who dre safe and profitable investments should
purchase money
gage. Maps ready Office Is Sassaust N
MONDAY, May - -
GREAT STATEN ISLAND SALE OF Az SPLENDID LOTS at
Glen Island opposite Bergen Point Pseu-
lars hereafter Maps ready. =
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
GREAT PARTITION SALE by oe OF Supreme Cont 600 LOTS
VI aderyoort Egru'h Ward Brooklyn GEO H. FISHER,
esq. Referee Maps now rady. 49, . .
~ TUESDAY, MAY n,
GREAT kALh OF LINDEN PARK.
600 LOTS On STATEN ISLAND.
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Gin Zeal gstaic for Sale.

CENTRAL PARK.-For SALE at great
~ bargain wide the Park the hes, 25e
sOy HOUSES cty perfect
Apply 10 JAMES PRICE, 2O0 Hudsoast.
E'OR SALE on Fifth-ave., near Forty second
s-A valuable PROPERTY, 5JGlOO large AuI
suitable for hotel Institution. rre l2joOo App
Q1S5) HOMER MORGAN Pine st
nor SALE, FURNISHkD-A new 3-stOry,
high stoop bro"nsione House, No 81 West FIJI irsh we
kghye) possession any tine apply to owner, kANDELL, "a
500 Lrlth-iye.
EOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
L Thryh ThttyeeIil-,ts ant Lleye uth AMI
TNclnb-4, gwen; there
ami that ,tTcet Is ue@y Ia,e Apply
". Ii. WEBD, ZOJ lie ct. on 81 Exchange place.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK, Wednesday, May II, 1870.

NEwYORK, Wednesday, May IT, ISo'
The rain to-day did not have much effect
apparently either in the sales in town out of town.
At the Exchange a number of executors sales OF I'M
proved and unmproved city property took place. under
the direction OF Messrs. James NJ. Miller; Fairchiid
Stevenson Son & Co, and Vim. Kennedy. The property
was not only disposed Of but secured good prices The
Messrs johnson & Miller had excellent sale of Long
Island City Astoria lots in Washington Hall Abont 10
persons attended. The bidding spirited until the
close ard the prices realized considerably in advance or
any sales heretofore made in that nCighb0rhood; MT
John r. Pikn has sold the following property ut Wood
haven. l.. L. eaoo
100 60 NJ NJ A pi,,t;,
lots ~, 100 ENNIS Prkn each ~
Mr.. WIN. H. Eaynor has sold the lot southeast corner
NJ Eighty fourt-st and Fihave., 25sX16O feet, for
s2 OpD lot southeast corner OF Fifth-ve. aud Eighty
tthst, 272XlOO feet $4,000; lot south side OF sixty
sixthst 100 feet from Madson-aye. 25Xl005 icet
Sl25O0.
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NFUs PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS,

pu vessels arriving at this requested to
deliver packages the NeS-lork Associated Pres oulg to
persons eIhtag the written authority Of J. W. Nmouto General
AFut pacEaces the Journal Of CO>r's TtWes TRIBUNE
BOrti Erps EreHRg Post ConmerH ID eTtttr Siads
Zs Nee Yorker Dokrd should also be delivered only to
LIZ ~ .tIsu
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COMMON pIFA-srrcIAL TERM.
CRIMINAL.

DecisionS-By Judge Loew. Henson agt; i I'LL
ner-MOton denied. Nhllhho'h "s'' i
granted without costs.
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AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY BELIAMY & sTRhTTON.
3s,orv bick house lot No 2 eury-si $50 Baltic
81, 10: .UNgg. Mr. Mitchell $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

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pEoPLE. LINE x FOR SR ! A I,SNlSI1isr RIVE.
THE ST. j sSh DREW AND pEaS SicgToyp EVERY
AghSoos ,7',Y ,1', xs ss s: al''as :.ns
tie steamboat Landing :, Albany ooan,cg Ss
we ard Nora Toush ,se n be obtained At n s =
Das. Kipr ws os- 20 "a Bosav coa, B.oesly,
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Boston Worcester esiu Groqa Jaaeton Lo.e ..,sn'
POINTS. ~ as. ,al .taaes
VIII VI ' CRY or SEwYoak, ,r,o.
Pier o, North yer, TO-, Of Csra and wa'.-,-.
for The points new London soahea Norwich '"i w''''
North RIVER. x SHORT, JE, Agent
L'OR NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
NELLIE WHITE leaves DAILY foot Of A''le|'~ " |'S' and
LvOR BRIDGEPORT and MI points on Housa-
sD S,ugsucs Railroad Par OK Steamers leave c''A'
nneshp at Il noon a7l y ever i-ght
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD CO"
ID INDEPENDENT LISE for BALf, WASHINGTON tae WEsI.
SOUTHWEST. aai sonTl %ESI w, TEfLES rsksGRr re-
WAsHSeTqS GiY FElsai b G md from re, III No. y;
r daily RATES Low ", qTcl ,,pseh ssls en- Ou:s
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
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s .esh' he Delaware EasaSSn, D ad wese, ,o. Al Pa
With he Leh aa seshaaaa aoa. az at sse' MN ,p p
bursh ana the Mes, without chnn,e Of ea-. 49,.
SIXTY mile. a1a iS iO1rs save y dds lac CaeAso Cincinnati
st. Louis se., with but one elsn'e Of esrs c,.,,.o
Silver Palace ca" 'I sPFisG 1 ahs ss q y'''
commenpg M'g 10 l5,,-Lei'e New YorS as '"H0"'
Ca mPor Eison, Bohehen, Ma Chris. wiha@spor wilkes
barre P'so9 hha1oy City TanAhAnaook ToSaniA "a'efy Nc
- p n t E.',on u ,r. Mach Chunk wTs..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
Doaro an0 Rooms.
Coparlllcrsbip Notices.

NOTICE of COPAKTNERSlliP.-Wc have
" 4 lssoatd sh tie aasaei Oh OF General b4A'nS
anil stock Commission Business Mr. sELDES l. MARVIN taI tie
siyle Of our arm is MORGAN, KEESE &Cc.
THEODORE " MORGAN
sAML s. kEENE.
New yOr, MAy H. 1870 wanst third j,o. hon l.viHay.