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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-01
For the State RC
THE L. YEAR.

old year Is dying bark TO the kncll
That sadly falls upon the listening ear,
While with rcgrc; the human heart beats
slow
Is tho ';would help to exc its being out.
How many joys old year must die with
thee!
How many carry with us to the new,
What tho we gricvc at thy deceasc, cen
still,
Remembering thee a dear familiar friend,
Who carry'st our affections to thy grave;
Yet Natures universal law steps in,
or compensation: if our joys are gone,
our sorrowS d are buried in thy tomb.
we soon must Journey on without thy
guide,
rs the mariner upon an unknown sea
Throws by his chart which now can serve
no more;
10 from thy grave We now must turn u
gaze
Unto that dim horizon whose dark veil
Doth hide the Future from our searching
gaze.
Yes, thou art dying old year! thy sands
are rum:
Thine eyes are lusterless.thy pulse is low,
Thy rigid muscles and thy falling voice.
And every symptom known To human
ken
Doth mark thee victim 10 the equal grave.
Thou diest h~ard-hast lost thy grip ou
time,
And naught remains Of thee but History
How glorious a history shall be thine,
While hc who writing what thine eyes
hast seen,
Turns from the page with wondcrment
and awe
Thou hast seen an empire totter to It's
fail.
And he who ruled IN high Imperial pride
\ prisoner. and an outlaw from his land;
And she who set the ashlons for tn,
world.
Whose grace and beauty were the poets
theme.
4 fugitive from the Imperial throne,
Asking the bounty OF an English queen
Thou hast seen a people struggling Will
their foe:
Upon the ruin and wreck of empire rear
\ monument to freedom. the Republic
Us tri-color wavcS in the mornings light
And under it march Freedoms followers
And even women grid them for the fight
Thou hast seen the people OF this Silve
state
Break through their party shackles, an,
the bonds
That were so Irksome 10 their free bori
: limbs,
And even held their immortal minds +
thrall,
f Proclains no power should hold them i
It's grasp;
"Rut that they had the power and dare
. b frec.'
or such rs these are freedoms champion
made,
And such rs these VIII follow her fal
flag.
Old year! these glorious sights thou ha.
seen,
!. And doubtless thrilled thy now unbreatl
: ing heart;
Yet with thy death tho wilt not |
G forgot;
Il But as we looi1 for the accustomed face
OF some dead, dear familiar friend. an
Il list
= To rear his voice, so still, well write IL
name
Upon our letters, forgetting thou art gon
Il Farewell old year, a long and last far
well;
Thou'rt dead and numbered with Il
things that We're!
PHocIoN.
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THE BEST y CHEAPEST TOR IN III
SrATE.-Olcovich Bros, who have really
the best facilities i'm the State for selling
cheap, rs they buy only in the East, an
nouncc to the ladies of Carson City and
vicinity that their prices are put down
lower than ever before. They made a
large purchase OF French goods before the
prussi1n and French war commenced,
ana are now able IN sell foreign md do
mestic goods cheaper than they can be
bought even in san Francisco. Good bar
gains nj unusually low rates for the holt
days and ladies are respectfully invited
to make their purchases at Olcovteh Bros.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY

CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Divine Services
a. II O'Clock "a. IN.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Preaching at
II "a. m. and =. m. b School ut
IL p. IN.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services nj III q.
m. and n. IN. sunday school nj l2ia
O'Clock. The Rector ofliciateS in the
morning, and the Bishop in the evening.
METHODIST CHURCH.-Rcv. J. II. Ham
mond. Pastor. Preaching NJ II a. m. and
y. m. sunday school at II IN. Prayer
meeting every Friday evening, ut . o'cl'k.
seats free.
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CHARLEY LEGATE, the wcll-known
epicurcan re~stauranter, has opened an
oyster stand and chop house in the
Magnolia Saloon.
Mrs. TUFLY and daughters will be
most happy to have their friends cal
ON them tomorrow.
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Arrivals Mt the Hotela.

cIARLEs-GEo. TCFLY, PRorRrEToE.
c Schulz, Clear Creek.
La Buckner, Unionville.
w Trousdale, Pine Valley.
&c Hazlett, Dayton.
Chas + Bicknell, Hamilton.
) Southworth, Washoc.
J ID Roberts,
II III Beck,
o Mundell,
TF Davenport, ="
IF Manning, Pine Grove.
ID c Simpson, I"
j 5 Pitzer, Phoebe.
&c C9rrie, Virginia.
6 Eatoush, Carson Valley.
/ w Lowmeisier < son, Elko.
oRIsBN HoCsE-G. y. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
J Moore. RUBY Valley. L.
III Reid, San Francisco.
j III Gibbs,
John II Mills, Gold Hin.
Edward Tobin, 4"
RI Smith, Virginia.
Jas MeCaifery,
John J Hill, klko.
Nj y Elstner, Brunswick Mill.
j. 5 Diney, Battle Greek.
Robert Pixley, Battle Mountain.
III Lewiston,
G W Swain,
Miss Jennie Bradley, San Jose.
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81 va
SATURDAY. December -, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
observation-disclosures Rice, Jones,
and Driesbach, AMI Clerk t. J.. Ed
wards.
Bills ALLOWED.
\. G. Ellis. 500: Robert Logan,
$500; John 6. Fox, SIS 80; :. II. Jones.
@3l9; III. Il. Rice, $50; \. II.
Drie~bach. $50; Jacob Peterson three
several bills, S'2 20; q. +. Cotton.
So -; :. l.. Lee, $50; J. ID. Thomp-
son, SD: Douglas county, Sl.00i 50;
Orman Folsom. So: W. u. Butts,
si7I 81: W. Il. Butts, so; T.. ID. Swee-
ney, S57; George Fleming, Sl5: Daily
Appeal. SIC; :. i. Jones, so 20; \.
g. Drieshach, - 30; :. ID. King, two
billS), S}1l; John RosSer. $50 -; \.
ID. Trcaiway, sos -; O.. III. Parker,
Sl2O: =. -. King, Jr., $3.50; :. Il.
| Swift, Sl.347 =; W. i. Butts, ST. 80,
BONDS APPROVED.
Tho official bonds Of the following
named officers elect were approved
George ". Chedic, County Assessor;
II. II. Bencc. Public Administrator
and Coroner; II. ;. Mason. County
Treasurer; :. T. Swift, sheriff; l.. :
Grecalaw. County superintendent Of
Public instruction; James Morris
Justice Of the Peace for Empire Town
ship.
Board adjourned until 10 O'Clock a
m, Monday, January >, 1871.
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A. B. ~DRIESBACH,

A. B. ~DRIESBACH,
WHOLESALE .yp RETAIL DEALER *
Groceries. Fro. isioas.
Wines a:sd RIicuors,
Flour and Feed.
Srockcry and g~ia.y2re.
Hardware ana Ei0Ifs.
Blasting and sporting
Pew der,
safety Fuse.
Clothing. .gnGts and Shoes.
California E.Ilahe.
Plaster PARIS.
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
yyhifir:gy
window Glass,
Paints 1nd'Usis,
Vvall Paper,
window Shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
4. =. DREESBsCVz.
nr,Iza ~
DOORS AND WINDOWS.
6 CLEAR LUMBER
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
SHINGLES. LATH AID SIDING,
Opposite his Store.
Carson Street, Carson City, Nevada.
Nov. 81, $50.
LIVERY STABLE
csEI j. u. BENTON, cTA
ProrEIEroR,
Carson street, opposite WE. g. Co
Express onice,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
VIII keep consta;t'T en- hand a good supply o
HORSES.
BJGGIES,
CARRIAGES
iud the Ike, and will be in constant a,tendanc
sa-To SUPPLY THE PUElIC-Ss
-FRvs REASONABLE.
Hy- MIR. BENTON desires q inform the publ
tnat lie Is running 4 tri-weekly stage Line
Frca Carson 20 Lake Tahoe
which leaves Carson eycry Tuesday. Thursday an
S~aturdAy, and returning alternate days.
July l, ls,0.
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COURT cAlENDAas-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENRRAL TERM.-Held by
Judges Ingraham Barnard and Cardozo.-Nos. 1O7,
lis, 1l6, H. u.s. 49, 12o l2l, 1872 12S, 12i, l25,
1925 1877 1885, 12o. 1870. ISL, 1874 1885, l34, ISL, las.
1856, 1877.
SUPREME COURT CIRcUIT-Part Held by
Judge Brady.-Nos. $50, 500, 49, $685. 211, 223K,
400. l4l, e2o, ABS, 427 42s 43 49, 435. l37, 4S0.
'44l, 44s, AS. Part 2-fleld by Judge Van Brunt.-
Nos. 2sSh, 2se, COZ, 1914 IL, IS, 1885, 14o 1sK.
sas, 252!a, l2s4. 2sS, seh, 1857, 1es. 1885, 800,
SUPREME COuRT-SPEcIAL TRRH-Held by Judge
SuthcrIand.-Case on.
SUPREME COURT-CHAABERS.-Pa Held by
Judge Barnard.-Nos ~ SO, 63, Ill, lilo, 1871, 12s,
1873, $50. 1S9, 2o3. Call, 206 Part 2-Hed by Judge
Cardozo-N0s SO. l22, ls9, 1873. LOG, 131, 49, 1873.
Part S-Held by Judge Ingraham.-NOs. s. 81 lilo,
AL l9S, 100, 200, pol, 2J2, 204.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRlAL TERM.-Part Held by
Judge Spencer.-NOs. SS3. sa3 067, SAT, 951, 1852,
65l 800, 1883, 1887 1884, 1o93 1885, 1897 1903 Part
2-Held by Judge Barbour-Nos. 624, $50, $40, 104,
TO- 7l2, 7lS I2O, 742 37S, 3S2 44S 234, 3s2 1904.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Held by Judge DAY.
Nos $50, $780, so2 1885, go, o33, ESQ., 224 &c. S22 $780,
$780, 431, 43S, 512 524 697 $780, 49, $780, $685. 913 GA
1405, $40. BAT. Part 2-Held by Judge DAILY
Case on.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY by Judge Robin
son.-NOs los, l16.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part Held by
Judge Curtis-Nos $780, $780, t058, 5906, $780, 56O2,
$751; 66Sl ~ $685. $780, $780, GAS, and LarZ Baker.
Fart 2-Held by Judge Alker-NOs. 6427, 605S, J203,
$685. 57S9 5Ss2 1884, 5242 594s 5s49, Coos GOO3 COCO
$685. $685. 5740
MARINE CoURT.-Part 3-fIeld by Judge Tracy
Nos. 1858, 6s67, e5a4, 1884, 66S5.
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Reul Esfufc Notes.

Moses II. Grinnel has sold his country seat at
Irvington, on the Hudson, consisting OF mansion
and about thirty-fve acres OF lana, to James II.
Banker, OF New York, for 100000.
The property recently owned by General Gray, at
Tarrytown Westminster county. embracing hand
some residence and nine acres OF ground, has been
transferred by s. Emerson to d. s. Clark, OF New
YORK, for $50, 900.
At Spuyten Duyvil John Downey and Edward A.
Morrison have purchased nine acres In Hudson
Park from the owner, George II. Saunders, for con-
siteration or $4,000.
The Josiah Travers farm OF 157 acres, situated In
the town Of Somers Westchcster county, mas been
sold to Ira ID. Purdy, for $4,000.
Albert Higgins has sold piece OF property con-
tanning about two acres, on HuguenOt street, New
Rochelle, Westchester county, to s. p. Davidson for
q sum apprOximat.ny $4,000.
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sHDFELIH' A HoSs.

brisht.eyed little urchln, about nine years OF
age, named Henry Lehman was arraigned before
Judge Scott yesterday afternoon charged with
stealing horse by Alexander Ritz, OF No. 345 Fifth
street.
'What. that child steal horse.' said the Juuge
RITz-Ycs, Shudge, he sndeal heem drce wore
dimes; he just go In dc shdaole and tax hecm
owit; lie breeng heem ooo dc Eighth aicnoo una
Eighty sixth street, und den he 20 TO blacksmith
shop and get heem shoes fixed. / dond know
nodlng aDowit 1t undil de beel Gums IN, den gay
dond geev orders 10 you Tor shoe horse.
JUDGE-Nell, boy, what have you got TO say
BoY-Ancder boy tod me to do IL.
JUDGE-He couldn't mean u steal your horse
RiTz-Dod Is drce, wore dime he 10 dot; und he
max de horse fast u de butchers wagon, uud dc
puSclier he LOOK Tor nees wagon dco.
JCDUE-liave you got the horse nowf
RfTz-Yes, got INV property.
JUDGE-Nell make out commitment for dIs0r.
derry conduct; we will hold him to answer
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him with larceny from the person. On the sovh or
April he stole Q watch from Edward Pierret while
riding in Third avenue car. The evidence was so
clear thar the prisoner pleaded guilty. The Re-
corder. in sentencing him. observed that inasmuch
as he saved the Court the trouble OF trial he would
ing him TO the state Prison for four years and
nine months
John Gibbons, indicted for felonious assault ana
battery, pleaded guilty to an assault with dan.
gereus weapon with intent to do bodily harm to
Israel Brnbaum, whom he stabbed In the hand with
large butchers knife on the l7th OF May. As there
were mitigating circumstances, the Recorder sent
him TO the State Prison for one year.
larceny in stealing ninety dollars on the 18TH Of
April from Henry A. Schopp II was shown on the
@ nas S Sss II
larceny. His Honor sent him to the State Prison for
Francis j. Goodrich pleaded guilty TO an attempt
at grand larceny the charge being thai on the gath
OF MAY he stole box OF Kid gloves and three boxes
years and six months IN the Sing Sing prison was
the sentence passed upon this boy. who appeared
to be intelligent and respectable: o. s,
third degree, he having on the 14th Of May broken
into the store Of Joseph Levy IT'S Grand street. aud
coats. The prisoner asked the mercy OF the Court.
The Recorder observed that IL would not be mercy
ienienty. Jimmy" and the Jewclry were found
upon Roberts when arrested by the Of1cer, and
that he must have led life Of CRIME me prisoner
sent to the Sta Prison for four years and nine
months.
Frank Kuhn, an idtotic looking fellow, was tried
for stealing nifty dollars from Paulina Mohr OF $50
First avenue on the 18th Of APRIL The testimony
for the people was very clear, the woman who lost
the money swearing that the prisoner saw her put
the money under the pillow and shortly after ne ran
Werer testified that the prisoner said he would pay
the woman's husband one dollar week until the
fifty dollars was paid back. The jury being In
nuenced by sympathy for his iorlorn condition ap.
peared 10 forget for q moment the testimony and
rendered verdict OF not guilty.
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ROMOrOpA THO CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Jun 7, 1911.
The delegates to the Homeopathic Convention
visited Independence Hall this morning. and after.
ward proceeded to business az the Mercantile
Library. The following resolutions, among others,
were adopted
Resolved, That the exclusion OF medical from posi-
lions o honor ana trust In the puoc institutions OF the coun
the service, account OF medical
opinions abuse OF and ought no longer to be
tolerated.
Resolved, That the and ostraclsm with which
of the medical organizations arc pursuing the more liberal
minded OF their members 10 invasion OF the rghts OF
American czen subyersvc OF the freedom OF thought and
action which should characterize all scientific bodice
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the NEW ORLEANS FLOOD.

Immense Quantity Of Water in tho Submerged
Districts-Great Distress Among the Inhabi-
tnnts.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7, 1871.
Engineers estimate the volume Of water In the
Hooded district at 700 CO., 900 Of gallons. The drain
age machine Ia pumping 100000 gallons an hour,
and 10 morrow the marine pump, OF equal capacity,
viii go to work. 1t Will take more than month TO
ger rid OF the water.
Great distress continues. A Hotilla OF boats Is
supplying provisions TO people IN the submerged dis
trlct. who mostly refuse " leave their h0useS
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Large Sale Of Washington Heights Properly

Large Sale of Washington Heights Property
The Dyckman Estate.
There was an ntcrlude Of activity in the real
estate market yesterday, relieving the duness which
has OF late become its characteristic feature The
occasion was the sale. by order OF the
executors, OF 500 lots, being part Of the
Dyckman estate situate In the Twelfth
ward OF this city, within the district known az Fort
Washington or Washington Heights. The favorable
location OF the property and the speculative interest
awakened by the prospect OF the earlv commences.
ment OF the Viaduct Railway induced large at
tendance, with the result of satisfactory prices.
The following are the particular VITA those oil one
other sale made:-
NEW YORK PRoPxETY-DYCKMAN EsTATE-DY v. X.
sTEvENsoN son AND
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COMMoS PLtks-PkaT z.
Action ON a Contract,

Ac!1On ON n SOntTGcis
Before Judge Joseph r. DAILY and Jury.
Hugh cassidy os. Trust FeifI Gourdud.-Plain-
tin sues TO recover s575, OF which $500 is balance
on a contract for altering defendants building, No.
S5 Great Jones street. IN this city. and the other
SITS being for extra work. The defence was that
the building was not completed within the time
specified IN the contract that the materials and
workmanship were inferior, and that all extra work
was 10 be done free Of charge. Plaintiff proved
waiver OF the time specified In the contract, and
that the extra work was not incluied In the con-
tract.
The jury found a verdict for the plantn for
so35 p5, and The Court granted an extra allowance
OF thirty dollars.
For plaiutllr, Joseph p. Joachimsen. Jr.; for de.
fcIdant c. e. Egan.
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NIAGARA, June 7, 1871.
camp OF volunteers has been formed here for
the annual fourteen days drill. Between four and
i've thousand troops are on the ground. Strict
military discipline will be maintained. The bands
OF the regiments, on passing the American forts,
BY loud cheering from The United states WoopA
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COURT or COMxss pleAs-spsclAL Term.

Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
Bo,rldnd Us. Rose-Motion denied.
Huldo A. Lord rs. Charles Lord.-Refercnce
ordered.
BY Judge Joseph +. Daily.
IN TIE Ndtter OFT assignment OF Robert L. Tdy-
Ior.--Order settled.
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C0uST CT APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY June !, 1871.
The Court OF Appeals day calendar for June is as
foilows;-Nos. Sol, Sl2 3o3, 262 2s3, 3s, 1s9, and
- -
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SUPERIOR CGyaT-TsiAl TERM-2ART |.

Damages for Illegal Seizure.
Before Judge Spencer.
WtHfdm HeinInltiler rs. John c. AUbOt.-A rot.
terry In Seventy elghtn street, near Third avenue,
belonging to the plaintiff was seized upon an exc
cution held BY the defendant The plaintiff sued for
$4,000 damages, claiming that the seizure was e-
gal The execution, 1t appeared by the testimony,
was against Albert Appel, on the supposition that
he had an interest In the pottery. Plalntln, as sole
owner, obtained through giving a bond 10 the
Sheriff Tor the full value OF the establishment,
delivery Of the same To hun. The jury gave a yer-
An extra allowance
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Recorder Eackctt.
The first case called by Mr. Fellows yesterday was
an indictment against James MCGUIRE. charging
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SUPERIOR C0usT-s9GCN TsiM.

By Judge Mcneil.
Frank Goodman Us. r. w. MOrgaR.-Order
granted.
Weeks ". Calrer rs. Isaac p. Na,1in.-R Reference
ordered.
re cummings Car Works rs. w. b. Richards ct
dl.-Order granted.
Sanger u.s. Niu'rdg.-Same.
BY Judge Freedman.
Russell StuTgis Us. The Ne,r JeYSsY Steam Ndri1n-
ton ConDany-Uron presentation OF an engrossed
copy OF this required ny rule 10 OF tns court
together with AFFIDAVIT that II has been compared,
&c, the will be marked settled and ordered on
nle
.Jatez A. Bostrick Us. Joseph W. Wdddp.-The
same.
BY Judge McCunn.
Samuel Simon, ~, rs. Simon KdhnreHe1'.-Mo-
ton TO open default granted on terms, Case not to
20 on short calendar
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UNITED STATES coxassioleas' COURT.
Alleged Outrage Mt Sen,
Before Commissioner Shields.


The United States rs. l. NtchOls.-Tne Commits.
so ner has issued warrant for the OF Mich
OILS, first mate Of the bark Morning Star who has
been accused Of cruelty kicking and beating julius
Moder. sailor board that vessel. Moder alleges
that while lie was sewing sails deck the mate told
him TO put q knot on the seam In particular way.
He dia as directed, and some conversation ensuing
between the parties, the result was. as the sailor
states, that the mate struck him and Knocked him
down, innlctng wounds from which he bIed pretty
freely. This case has been transferred to the East
ern District Brooklyn, where the Morning Star is
al present lying
Alleged Fraud ON 4 Svldier.
M. McSiel, a claim agent doing business in Broad
street. was held to ball by Commissioner Shields TO
answer charge or having defrauded william Pier
sail, discharged soldier, out Of $40 pension
money.
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SU2aEMS C0UaT-cHAMpiRs.

Commission in the Matter Of Widening HroAc.
way.
Before Judge Cardozo.
In re Broad.rau-Wilham Z. Dodge the lately ap.
pointed Commissioner OF Estimate and Assessment
for the widening or Broadway, IN place OF A. T.
Stewart, resigned, having declined the appointment
on account ol his Intended absence from The coun-
try. Mr. William Wood was yesterday appointed
Commissioner IN his place.
Decisions.
BY Judge Barnard.
Martin w. Brett Ct al. Us. The FIRST UnirersdliSt
Society Of Bro0k{yn.-Motion denied.
ButtlcoIth Us. VOleRnktaq.-Motion granted.
By Judge lngraham
caroline NJ. Malcolm cs. sarah l.. Alien et al
Motion TO open Judgment granted with $40 COSTS
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SUMNER RESORTS-SEUoND PAGE-Second and third
columns.
THE Turf FIRST PAGE-Second column.
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TwHLrTH PAGE-sxth column.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO Lkr-
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED To PURCHASE-FIRST PA9E-SiIth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.-SEooND PAaF-Fifth col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. ao-FIRsr PAsr-si1sh column
The New York herald., 1871-07-11
EUROPE.
GRAND BAZAAR
ST. KEvIN'S NEW CHURCH,
Harrington street, Dublin,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, May aud 2, 1871.

The following tickets WON PRIzEs:-
Ticket $685. purchased by Miss Riley No Osborne
race, Windsor, Berks, won the Two Bank Shares.
ticket 62 purchased by Mr. Norris Inverary, the
Oil Painting by Poussn.
Ticket 1907 purchased by Mss Kate Nolan. Balyna-
he.Iish, the Solid Silver Tea and Coffee Service.
Ticket 81, ,6a purchased by Mr. James Delaney the
PianofOrtc.
Ticket 4744. purchased bv Robert Pegrun, waltham
Abbey, Gold Lever Watch.
Ticket 40s5l7 name on dupcae), won the Opossum
Rug.
Ticket 1884 mo dupicats) won the Six "a.
Sheep.
Ticket 04 purchased BY Mr. W. Kelly, county Galway
won the Two Tickets to New York
Ticket l2O, i4O (no dupcate) the Harmo-
mum.
Ticket 507 6O purchased BY Mr. John Burial, Pop
lin DTess and Shawl
Ticket 1885. purchased by Mrs. McDonagh, william
street. the painting-St. John Preaching In the Desert
Ticket 4a,.5a purchased by MIRA Kirwsn No. Camden
place. 4 Chest Of Tea
Ticket 80 s9s purchased by Miss Greene Suffolk. won