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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

Alice Cary. the gifted Western poetess,
died at her residence in East Twentieth
street. New York, last week, at the age of
so. She was the daughter of Robert Cary.
a plain, substantial old farmer of Hamilton
county. Ohio, who died only SO late as Feb
II. 1866. the same day of the year as that
upon which his gifted daughter had taken
her departure. Alice was promising poet
ess at 10, but was known only by her little
fugitive pieces which she flung hero and
there into out of the way corners of country
newspapers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

The whole country has been relieved from
the dreadful suspense under which it labor
ed, in regard to the safety Of the steamer
Tennessee, by the news that she had arrived
al San Domingo city on the 81 of February.
1t is not stated what caused her delay in ar
irving at that port, except that the want of
coaling facilities detained the vessel six days
at Samana, which is on the opposite side of
the island. 1t was not expected that the
Commissioners would leave San Domingo,
on their return to this country. before the
beginning of March. Grants project Of an
nexing Dominica to the United States may,
therefore, be regarded as virtually defeated,
50 far as the present Congress is concerned
What may take place in the next Congress,
which will meet en- the 4th Of March. in
reference to this visionary and corrupt
scheme, remains yet to be developed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
Cambria Freeman.
EBENSBURE, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1871.

MAJOR GEORGE NJ. LAUMAN died at his
residence in Reading on the 22d inst. He
was native of Duuphin county, and while
be resided iD Harrisburg, several years ago.
was the proprietor Of the Democratic Union
newspaper. He was active and promi-
nent politician and was well known through
out the State He was sixty years Of age
a. the time of his death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
I29 Eleventh kyeHu
Betweel3th and i4th ST. A.

All sue goods a. Spices, B1fa |
and WilloWsre, Ghce BIacS'ltr. j
eTy will beold from nauuis.t-rrI 4
price lists. ID al other good, il =
PhiladslphitBaltim0rs. Circ.1-fH Fl
burgh currelpgiccs To cea's 'si ] I'D
peculiar adysage of saving tls1
and dra!sEeht they are not rCs-L
freigh.s from 70 principal citiss %,
ago charges 81 made. Dealers ~
Eured that my sods are of The sss' "a
my prices SIS MIGRATE a. city ratss
4 fair. Upright bsiuess, and by FE-
satisfactorily fliig ell griers, ! -,1'I
the P,tronags OF 'etail dealers q
Camiris county I'D ELSEWHERE, 4
speotully solicited nd satisfaction ~
il al cases. LHONAs CIAI|
Altoona, July 29.Is69.-lf.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

THE verdict Of the jury on the New Ham
burg disaster is that no one was to blame.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
A n D R z W n y
MERCHANT IhiL',

surrrs's BuIIDIss, CLlST's go
HAS just received hi, ,I.. I'll ,na ID II "a
CLOTHS, CASsIMERE5So o.-l. .9i 80
and a full assortment Of CEN
GooDs. .;sh. vsss =
wood Norrell { Co.'S sstaD..s-,f -s n. cE:: !
desire: to inform his friend; ssts:9 .3i ii
oe.s ctsi.y building. siIi on Clinton t ,5'S' % 80 :
Rs e fsIas IS prepared aaaP'ya to n make up IN a. @
and an at moderate prices .,s-il for S's'. :,r. Z I.
5sarlGn p patronags. e. and maintain 4. 'ss5 s5-.
eae eaod pfaTiOsS fitgiUg garments. S5,s G,''s =
Jahpstesa, Sept ,. lsS--
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
-T VI. EEGED - 10y.

w M' hAB BiSSsas, a. 4l'o. u
Drafts on the PrinoiPPsSil, sSil,sc.:sas ,,. - =
and Gold for sale ,.Dos;t, 81 psyy't..' T,
mand' without interest u -
;nterest st fair rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
The District Court Abolished

On yesterday week Gov. Geary vetoed
the bill known as the Supplement to the
act establishing the District Court of Cam
bria county. The Veto Message will be
found below. 1t will be seen from the last
paragraph of the message that the Governor
earnestly recommends the repeal by the Leg
islature of the original law establishing the
District Court, which was passed on the 18th
of April, 1869. This is conclusive evidence
that he will not appoint any Judges to hold
that Court The Court is therefore absolute
ly abolished, and all judicial proceedings in
this county must hereafter. be commenced at
Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
X Z A L E STATE ENCY
~ =. GEORGE. Arronlrr Ar I-Aw.

- Ebensburg, Pa. Office in ron recently
occupied by VIM III. SeChler, ESQ. in ColOua5e
row. All manner of legal businea faithfully
sItended TO, and the collection OF Gains, etc.
~~S sPesasuty. R4.-Sl
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Thursday. Oct. H. 1871.
The Exchange was well attended to-day, but
m nropcrty offered brought low prices, and but little
interest was shown hy purchasers. James NJ Miller sold
y order Of the Supreme Court, hrecstory brick dwell
on the south side Of Twenty rSt-st, 1873 feet
west of secondavc., for $4,000; size Of lot 21x92.
Joseph Mcclure sold dwelling and lot south side
Of seventeenth ST.. M feet east of Frstave for t4976
size Of lot 25X91 The auctonecr sold frame house
and lot the north side ot Ffysevcnth-st COS feet
cast Of ErVCnthave., for $780, size of lot lGxO0.
land Il. Hazard, jr., auctonccr. sod vacant lot
I92x6O, corner Iispcnard and Churcfts. for $4,000
The sale Of MOnrusc lots, advertised for to-day was
POSTPONED, III consequence OF the rain, until next week
Anthony j. BlrCckcr offered number of lots on sixty
first. Onc-hundrcdand'furty-si y-sixth and Onc-hundrcd
and foryscNcnhSS hut no bids approaching the true
yuc ot the property made and the property was
not sold
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Che 9urf.

@be 9urf.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
IA JEROME PAkK,
FALL MEETING. 1871.
SlN RACES EACH DAY
SATURDAY. Or. I;
1IE E>DAY Oct. 10;
THURSDAY. Oct. n;
SATURDAY, Oct a.
First escl dAv promptly at Oeloei 5000, 81, H.,
e. NHYAII A. bELMONi E'ese'nS-
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ JEROME PAkK RACES.A special tsn u tbe ABOVE -.
Will leave tPoTty secondst and NH.ar'
on Npw.s,r) EAl II RACb DAY at ~ h, returning sW "e ,h
FaIr round TRIP 10 SPECIAL cars rer,e or sr
paas the De- o. l. =. DoS-- ---------
DACES POSTPONED.
III TIE HACE> adyer scd tor THCRSDAI,h a.
JEkOME PAkk
are PoSIroNhp Sn" >" ~" c wnHATLY. Secretary.
vINHE PROSPECT PARK ,.-,ov
iiH FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
he'd their
sPcoyD AyNUAL AGRICuL IL RAJ AND hoHi"oLIVhAL
'h""'N PAIR.
Ou Al. Croupa. cf the A.edaion az era'eeoa'
OCTOpER H. 10 IL, sa1 ~
Animal. and u,. for .,Aa0' .sd competition are invited NO.
S"aTs u, e.s b. obtained .rgLsssa u esnss Or BY %
TS~iu' NV GEORGE W. OAKLEY sapl,
ps'>a osssss bsssuz-A. bssslSa
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13

- n.,,,r Helen q. King, Calais
4 q 0ees Sn.Si.n1 Grn Q State Boston.
Casos Loaee IOnI~-ils Hpplr Rew-Faven.
J. O. CSiHef Ssn TI,vc, Grant. New-lisren.
Chaunef ~ 'u"1 (Ip.. r. Brown, Norwich
lsase AHd' calais Flight. New Bedford
Mar h'e -, ,b,Ier Ca>psI Lawson cNrr'v, Il /
Chn 10y, r,','i,s,,, OaGes Anes, GeorcetoNn
WIyll-SuBJoyn fresh \. T.; cloudy
ANCHORED At HART'S ISLAND.
Rrse Buaioe (btl SSyan, om y, F0ulG'@ne NIL o'~
SAILED.
s...nshos NeU.YorS for Brncn City o. kcwlo7S iJi L'"
80 Castle ior BAyaus; Il. Livingston for savannah
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,.
ResToS l2.-Aruyed steamship Glaucus, IRON Nt"'''A
a.SIhte. from Ar,hangel. ,.-. h,rl Penn.
EoRTRVSs NOVKCF. Oct. l2-passed IN or b'''mor' '''
Aske frOm Jamaics; bng CoqUete from Martinique
FOREIGN PORTS. - Ill, Can't
orKEXsTowN 12Thr lnnsn steamship g. " o.
Bnsls iotA tor Liverpool touched At 1'V p H.
mi and passenger and pfstchd w., ,e,rshr Main.
SorIHAV. .r6N O, R-rhc Soth German Lo[O 80 d. morn
csst UtrresJorl. EeS.l loTL for Bremen t"n'O'o "
RI, N1.ih Ccrosu I,oy! steamship Ohio, Capt fas fa.I~d
Bert ., IL Bi,r d. ,hrl here thls morning Apu P
lfor Ldtcs' Shtp Mars see fDU -- I-L--
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

A'''D'' Ioutha'-' Entrance o Twenty 'eventh-'h
TRAINS LEAVE NEw'YoRK
For N.raven and B1dgrgort = (LrG llN N l2iS tEr
For Milford Sraol rairSe southport and we,tpor lloo
m" fai $50 South sS SorS.l TS i E. 1880 2I, , L M
80 SoI 5 6.a:n si S iiG spa' M Dht 45 F. r. .nd sp
For stamford 9tEt il9o IN; l?' Er) &i' OEI) S''
f3 SoL Gr..1rici d Intermediate stations. . 2S 2
~ SsGGr S s Train ,H a1e, S.~.YO at for
Boston VIA both sP""'GGoS 'GoSSRtrsa Rt s'%'f TRhSs
For Boston Vi. sRdnFG;;lt % G;G I5.i 3 ,o ard
f"T F"T n"IiGn sio sa snS SST SpF n.s ns % III
.s" Ysfasnse: Bay at wieio hess than eight
For Connecticut River Railroad l2l' M Montreal
For @ II Proenee and Fi,hti Railroad 1918
For Shore Line Railway Norwich and Pro'eaee '
foi HGSUq .Ven G and Sorlsnppa to North
FaG se~ Haven sddsiovn wm.ne Railroad tA Lne
Sss M n md s e. .sd 6 ~a'''''
gSs S:, 'iT. . 6T. % Car
III, D:so % s. .9's .a
.S 10. ,a.a.sS Ss 1S': .s q No. ne
,s.s s.n have their '''sss sEsfs :i
NEw-YORK CENTRAL An, AND HmDSoN lI..E
chaso .'% an. so3:1S.' TdS. ,a s!G''.ib Z, ab.n.
1890 NJ, Special Coe'go Express IA" "''D' WIN
''i il a. a. ~ Northern Western EIpre..r .,spnu
a. 80 scsr.. Rfpr.. from N.-YO,i 20 :. AS,s.
6 ?. NJ, First Pacific EIpre,s with s'esphs'A' '''
'{,js' Iss = ;s s ,. ssS % s'ts
p.s0 N ;s' = p sa i. rS TSSd ssd and Indianapolis T
vain viii leave ss1S.y. s .O m With through sle.pug
+ IssG ts Is fSStsi:sPa .ss Els s is F:'i r
:3O and m si1g mns ram AS $40 $40 and lloo
sasd.I Va. rn.so and r. c TSnlsr SSss.
POOsLI'phs spsen f. 'SSsSBRcK G.ael Passenger Agent
S.w.Yort Oct Q 1871.
NEW JERSEY RAILRoAD,,EERs0piMi Espi sFT F00T o, Of
pEsgRoSsEss sai sr .,s ., s sT I'D s: s,S NJ
VISA For .si
s', -sss: rssS ts... i" S.s s, &.
%Rs vi II 1y''H.:. L. az i..,s i;,. s,. w,
E.e. s. s,ss " ..Ad cs.s 20 s' sa :ls.' s.
sIgs y, ... s.s ." 70. cSgpdst and s
Srs G:I AZ. sDj DjAcksos Gen. s.p
Co1rru SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
II, o,l, doub. tr,.i R.Iso:.d SyS ~ kCns Island
o,,,s noy6tY Nav Is i6l. iron Roosevelt and Gnndh
500. n r.he. .S.sss,'f ;, ,.ss s.SGa % B,.,sr
90 . n.' Roeassr BIerrnOn
Fl ..s s,rs md from P.elos' stage for S'''" ''d Pre-
,.sp M I Ir,,ss.s,.. Ace: ass:..aSs.s''- :sa.,.s
s 20 .,A Go =. train, e..u... a.
The ''' v.H, n s'.. 10 S5csi s:i.1 ..,....
70, ArtA., particulars In. .ahh f., ,n,.
| .Th, E,n yin es.sssee ..,l,s jay !, -.
! VINELAND DRAILWAY:-For Vi9eIand, Nj,
soy & UTHEss ;,s ~, Z "'a - nd v. aiLis S.St
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Gouecs ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED-Ry a careful American family. a
small HOUSE or COTTAGE IN c!y Im, with some mio'c.
able 81 city; APARTMENTS of fyo
private Rent $500 for house
Address. for two days, BUILDER 2 SuyvesSntst
WANTED to RENT-A small FURNISHED
w HOUSE convenient City will EXCHANGE IOWA LAND
for PROPERTY Address Boz ~, AniOyrr. Mass
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13

'drllages, wagons. and haTnCs were also rapidly ds-
uloulen ana reAilzrd pretty fir prices.
no top box wagon, with rum Ug parts OF pure white
INC atter striped with fine line gold. 'hc
ast novelties III the limo of carriage painting. The
ast between the black body and the white gearing al
though striking, ia nevertheless quite pleasing to the
eye ana me appearance Of the vehicle less shoWy than
one would imagine
valentine varnishes the successful homo competitors
WIN tc same article Ot English mpOrtatun after hay
ing gained a strong and probably pernannnt nntbold
he best and cheapest coach yansh have OF late worked
thelr way INTO many other departments and are rOw
used IN hthOgrdphnC, finishing OF Oiicoth carpets
signs, floors, mixing OF printing inks and variety Of
other purposes.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13

change SaesOOm. NO III broadway CTnnity Budng):
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL
South west Of olDvAY and 2GTB ST.
BRoApwAI-SO 10: granite house and lot 2;IlOO
ST Nos ST No. 50.
warehouses entire plot IT, f. West 63s
st, by l79 r. deep.
9TH AVE-, I'D ASD I'D sTL-22 lots frontage ave-
depth or each st.. 275 feet
EAsT ll7ru llUTH Sr7 r. east Of Ave A. each 25I
100 10 r., with n and small stable
Avs lots entire between lJh and l3st sta
20 T.. depth, with brick factory thereon
lsT ST-2 lots south SIDE adjoining lots each 2Jr99 II n
80 AyEEo 229 front and houses and lot 266IlOI
side, between l2iih and l2Sth sa
AyE-The entire iIocK bounded ID aves Olst
ld containing 80 full lots opposite the proposed
PALACE GROuSDs
3p AvR.-5 SOUTH corner 1O7th r
OTH sT-SOuh side 3 lots adjoining lots
AVE- lots cast side 504 n Of each 252rlOo
lsr AVE- lots southeast 0!d each 252IlOO
lsT AVE- lots west side 505 feet lGth st.
100 feet
lO2D ST.-l lot south side bet 1t and ave. A. 2s.OOn
ll6In ST lot south side 100 feet Of lst 25rNl
10TH ST. lots north SIDE 0 f. Of A 2Il0I 10 f. each
llgrH lots south side 275 f. ea 2,rltO 10 n each
lZ1rH SRI o soub h JJj r. west OF ID f
PACIFIC ST., Booklyn-Eo 887 house and lot; l6sIlOO
Brooklyn-4
ST.. Brooklvn-5 lots DeBeyose 2j,On
Arm 5H AVIS 10TH ST., BrooknG5 lots and gores being
north half Of block
Ao % lots on KSGsIASD AVE- DRBgyOIsE AVE. RICHARDSON
ST., NORTH IIRSRY ST, &c. &c. BROOKLYN.
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS, MIClIGAS-Fulton st. south side
part Of lots and being jGi et Shelton Oak lot
Nos TO- H. Is, and III. each jOrl2l IT, Division Che
lot No. 6 Shelton east te bet Elm anl Maple lots Nos TO-
IL. 5 and lG. each 51Il25 r..
TOW NSP 3, K. llwest co scres being North hslf W
quarter section ~ and 81 being south f j. W.
Terms Of sale the purche
money Bond and Mortgage for three years
unmproved property
books and be had pcaon at the auctonee oHce
No. ) Priest Nl7D
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Gin proprrtn 10 Ert.

Ciln proprrtn 10 Let.
A FINE 5-stOry BUILDING, 50y100, with
~ Power whole part, LET Apply and n WOos
terst.
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET Apply
N the premises 90 West Fort fhs Price ?'3 month
TNO LET or LEASE for years-An extra
Il wide and modern CORNER STORE Abve Canat and
Hoa LET for Dr Goods importing J1blnf Connl"
business. Kent $4,000 per Inquire Of HOMER MDR'
GAN, , Pnest (H5o)
rJNO LET, 33S West Fifty first st.-1hrce StO-
perfect repair; lust painted and rescocd throughout
Rent , so per lnnum. Apply between Y and p m.
j. NJ DAVIES, No. 5 Pnest
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Gitn Rral estate for Sale.


4 ATIY-ARRANGED, medium sized, de-
Srah wrocstcd oomed HOUSE cheap; all improve
aC"Sb; Oao-huHdr Twenty nnSL, De-
tween SIth and Scycuth.aye. BoulcvsrlS
v X STEVENSON L SON II Pue.st
4 DESIRABLE and cheap 3-stOry, high St0op,
I Brown HOUSE. Pory url-s good locaon all I'm
proycnn.s; possession lc7schod ground Price only S2
AIpy WIN T. CR IkSAEK, IS Broadway and corner oi
broadway, Seventh-ave., and fortS.iOuithst
A FIRST CLASS desirable new brOwn-stone
"a and n.e mcumze pW LlINGS on FtS scventhsI
U foot stlee ccuyeLen; to Ccu PARK and lolssy Tor Io"
V. X. STEVENSON son, II llne-t.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, wide, well
lu; desirable Englsh asemcu pWELlHG with al modern
Improvements SirecIs utherionpace for SALE reason
ably possession. V. X STEVENSON & son, II Pne-St.
EOR SALE-On Fifth-avc., above Twenty
L seventst 4-story brown stone English hIsernet
HOUSE fully FURNISHED aud early possession Pne $oO"o-"h
furniture
FOR SALE Nnotvegtht Nnthave plot of ten very
clhc LOTS proe and very terms Inquire %i
u.iJl huNER Moh"hN'1 ilne's"
STH AVENUE, 100X12j feet, for SALE very
anaLv near 9s TO the Park; also %tEsL build
t DO'' "''' ''' '. K. STEVENSON SON, II Pnest
STH-AEE., above 4jth-st., an Elegant Brown
- Stoa, not 81 win NEW TJRNiTt RE for SALE or CHANGE
Iar House Central LOTS W. T. SEYMOUR, III
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Stramboats ano Railroads

DtfQlnboat5 allO nuIllpuu1'
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY. r,.
%.Tnfi,H st5 'Gs a. II % me .soTe SS
ALBASY rn. TO '0ne1s ,Ss nso.s s% ast a.
Albany o.oti the ARRIVAL connecting trains IRON 'A'
oaS aRS s3,ia can Once Ta Dsts
s b'dT;y ry,s s9 ISs.1d S The
A LBANY and TROY.-Regular line at 8
"A ron Pier ss1 t6sSfcrcGr f. C jf"" reiua sn
ing leave Troy at, and Ahsny at o' :" M =,
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT co. successors to b. D. 1 r Smiths Line
ror p.. St S@s o 7dai. ai,,'ii @
ana n's1%e''t s,s ,s n6uSS from Above
SsrYorl =. as % and E LANE; Arr
For RONDoUT landing at I'd S0AahHS SsoRTs r.:
r.am6oam THOMAS CORNELL AID JAMES W. BALDWIN leave
DAILYMtp. Pier ~. N r. foot aIh'on,.e;
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, spklNSG- u, ., w.
Haven 5 and eOaaest,r WITH the Railroad.
LOR STAMFORD and GREENWlCnHiII1i. niI1 !
O'Clock ,. Thirty seventh at, 3l3
DOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points Ii. ON hopsa l:sa,
& 1 md \ Ess.'1 "s.s .s E.i r nss.h Stnd:,. .rssr
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT. 3
- HUhwICH LISE ,-.,.. t.r,u La,
For n.'s. r,sG'i 3 G'Is sSs
CRY CIR ';s'' OF SolToS r, st' and "'n'l steamers
'iii VI La" CITY OF ERwLoSDOS,
! NM ETs1 A;:1 t ..s: .ss s.Ts 'a no"
PoT NeN Ludoh AMI Norwich there eonneenss "a Woos.
The above via New London, Ksrthen "Sf'N ~
and Boston Hartford and Rhe Railroads , a., ono, Pier 20
For hrOrga tickets AMI Of freight tpey sunpT n AGENT
Norm Ii,sr j. r. oho"''y'-" -"
KrwiOTs Oct Is, 1859
LOR NOltWALK and dDANBURY.Ihe steam xyHay
/ bos, NELLY WHITE k.vss pier foo, Of h.ris e,,, \,
AFTERNOON a. 2:l5 and ThirJss5snth-'t at 0e''eA '
cent
COR LEWES, DEL.-The splendid sea gomlnng
.trsmer EASTERN QURRH viii ravs Pier 81 n u eve" A
DAY snd THURSDAY, ntph
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Real Cetate TO Cr1banse.

ENXCHANGE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
NewGuswh. fire from for drstclass ous" b."
Madison and Fites; cash will be
ndi-d. j. o. HOGF SON, ia RropTay
UNO EXCHANGE for Il HARLEM HOUSE. "A
Il RESIDENCE and 10 ACRES, at Jamaica, L. !. kULAND
WHITING, ) B,ekman-St
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
prinline.
miscelldneons.

RETTSS CAPSULE PATENTS.-To prevent
~ notice hereby gwen that BETTss
be HAkes for the principal merchants in BBs land and France
asohnG ybdeT purchaser only s
Of ne Capuls but hksWis the contents Of the
Ms applied
-, Lett CbsnoOr N his judgmsnt the Sth February 1863
" Capsules s0t ned merely for TIE purpose of
% oat they Servoeabk protecting the from
s.snAg b gehai1eResA
AaAa ""''-S N'''"~'' NoSS0S' ~ OOfSssp1'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
iUairbcs, 1ewrlrn, ctr.

MERICAN Watches, Cuckoo and French
" CiocL in great variety Sterling Silver are at kAHh
FIELD 90 g l4th. and J!J shave cor 2othsI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Conq 1sIano Real Cstntc for Sale.

SMITHTOWN. Long Island the BUTLER
- FAM Of 81 acres good buildings and good land dwell
Ing Las leru hIueL Aprr to L. HAki, fIaiheh n y
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
Countrn propertn 10 rrt.

TTO RENT, low, until the first of April, or
longerA desirable VILLA RESIDENCE, opposite North Bel
vile; beautifully located with acres OF land egt miles from New
York half mile from depot. WM. II. LOCKE.
lG7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-13
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEW YORK. Thursday, oct. l2, 4

NEW YORK. Thursday, oct. 10, 1871
The horse trade continues of limited
character For busincSs hCrscS there has been today
some demand. but the market bcin" flooded with tMS
class, they ac trfc under late prices although we
could scarcely alter the aycTag" figures previously NOT IL
The market for pleasure horses l. quc for the n0ln NJ
Choice stOck--lIkc clOIrmachcd spans OF large anu
stylish coach hOrsrsis st very scarce, and would meet
with fair sale II offered
The following prices were obtained at The public stlc
of the whole stock Of the livery stable No East ti"us-
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mesitbrstcr Countn RraI Cetaie for Sale

IOR SALE-In WcstchcStcr Co., on Harlem
Raroai New.York Eve minutes walk from Depot
double HOUSE, with Of lanl ground Lil ont
,N-uey Address
g. 7. H.. Box I.1ln Pos-OGiCe.
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TOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD NORTU-
ERs GarrpS AMI. PE KSHoKs m s ~ tSIARFoRD Line STEAM
line running with graf regularity arriving e,rIY q, ~ m
route FAREeCahn g 75: Deck psssg~ al .;
sion tickets 20 be had bOarl Hartford or an a. a.,
uoru River. aud return lat optiou) ony 81 b " "e ''n
Freight 10" rates M1HIoN M SEABuRY: Freight Aeeuta
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Passenger Station EewYok Of Twenty "Venthst and
Entrance Twenty seventhst
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BLACKWELL ESTATE
IL situa,ed on BROADwAY directly opposite the
NEW, COSTLY, AND MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE
Of John eq and The mmSi Mtn'S 0I & s eEsn' f
,nps and villas of CHRIS H. LNnthal Et W h""t 'oh
y u Eis snI Martin h,dney T. Nome, u, Hal BALDWIN 'oLn i
Clart William Coleman George D. Sknn'i ana heub W.
xr Wet t Col jams hckAycs. lhlhps MAn0i HAH ADJ
Philips Manor Church .,e.,.,, >ru, CIR ,rIn;
Und.op on Donar rac VII D. "it1u VIZ ~i"'t
xsI ~ iLr Drot@rty the htI'Ion g.; nc ,,,,
kEW.YORK ASD BOSTON kAILhoAp
with o Eve minutes wsh.
IMPORTANT PARTICULARS.
I Sal. will be positive and atsolnts in ever Ia''u.i ~ ~
"a Tsno LerS Il NJ on motF ~ I hIfe .'e
I'd rp will leave depot Of the llu4son yer hAlusu
Al orIrk .h,rp on mornipy n ssc-IuSIhy Oct "a Il.
IL Eol dsy Prove Stormy sale will he pp"hel uhu' Dei' "
day Il - ,,,I mn, ic.iop 10 the
AUctoUteEA
no boys ball players allowed on iFh'n' u, roursoN L
POT and p-CLar HpF -
MILLER y, 10 M1nt-gE~I b'VV'V"' '" W
THOMAS e. OURALLL Cytl kLE poeI. iOblefA
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VTNELAND RAILWA,Ys;mror vniaelIsspd; nlap y n; J'
~ ~ x6yr . " j v. hlLlA, DsSk
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4uriion Sales of Real Gstate.
4uetion Sales of Real estate.
EXECUT09IR's SALE
PROPERTY ON BROADWAY,
Fourth and Ninth.aves, West, Wash.
ingtOn, 55th. I'D, I'D, 117th,
= llSth and 131St Streets,
BEING PART OF ESTATE OF TrIR LATE
PAUL sPoFFoRD,
In Harlem, West Farms, Brooklyn, &C.

t. II. LUDLOW & Co. WILL SELL AT
II. suction TUESDAY Oct a. 1871 at " ococL At the BI
change Ssesroom. No Ill Broadway CTnnity Buding):
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-18
fEor the Di=patch.1

MeSsrs. Editors: Did you ever live in a
poVerty-stricken region where, notwith-
standing the scarcity Of all kinds Of edibles,
the people generally seem TO take comfort
in keeping Il number of half-Starvcd dogs,
to the great annoyance Of those who Keep
none? Now, the writer is one of these
unfortunate ones-not only living in such
community, but with family Of children
and grown people also, who, after the old
Virginia fashion, were not brought up to
shut doors of any kind. No sooner, there
fore, than ones back is turned, and an
urchin goes in or out, leaving door open,
but III pops some miserable cur, and
pounccs on any bit of meat, bread, or but
ter that he can reach, and you are LETT minus
that article till by some kind providence
| you can be again supplied.
! Then woe to the one who tries to raise
! sheep. or the hen-Wife who leaves an egg
| in the nest an hour after it is laid Now,
l am no friend to the women's rights fra
ter1uty, or, more properly, sisterhood, and
| do not like to be sending petitions to that
| august body the Legislature but | should
! be greatly delighted il some one whose
province it is to do such things would I'M
plore those law and lawmakers to lay 4
| heavy one OH the canine species. Such Il
tax, say so for every dog kept, would raise
Il fund sufficient to educate all the children,
| of every class, in the State, and enable the
! poor old Commonwealth to pay her debts
However, presume such tax would soon
play the wild among the dog tribe, and we
should no longer be so terribly annoyed
Cannot you, Messrs. Editors, help poor
| dog-atflicted WOMAN?