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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-12
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Thursday, May II, 1871.

EEw-YoRK, Thursday, May II, 1871.
Hessrs. johnson a. Miller offered a line Of
Brooklyn lots at auction at the Exchange to-day. The
attendance not large, but all the property offered
was sold at fair prices. Messrs E. II. Ludlow Co will
sell tomorrow at executors sale, the desirable
property consisting Of "a OF land together with
mansion and Outbuildngs, at Fort Washington. The
property commands fine view OF the North River being
80 eet above tidewater, within 20 minutes drive or the
Central Park. and three minutes walk Of the Hudson
River Railroad depot Also, q brown-stone, house and
lot, known No. 20 west Twenty nrsst., and four
story brick house and lot No. a East F0urth-st
4. ID. Mcliish, ir, Bro viii hold absolute sale OF
200 lots OF Rutherfurd Park Tuesday, May l6. at
noon. These lots Within easy walking distance OF
three railway stations, with plank reads on al the
streets special train Will leave from foot oi Cham
bers-s and Twcntythrdst.. EXC Railway, at III n m
Maps and passes he had OF the auctaEeers lunch
will be served arrival Of the train, and brass band
win eulivcn the scene.
" X Stevenson d Son have sold the four-sory house
and lot No. 20 East Thrtyhit-St, for $500 Also,
Tfthaye, northeast of Eiahiethst SIX lots,
three on Ffthayc. and three Elshiethtt. The SIX
for S175Ooo. -
The following transactions private sale are reported:
W. 4. Seymour has sold eight lots on tithVt bounded
by Seventy and Seventy -seycnstS seNcAysAti-
st. corner, SO Oe; seveutyeveItb ST. corner sVV SIX
inside lots 5000 each 10 lots screntysNth ana sew
entysey enth5ts. $4,000 eacb. Charles H. tOrbsh mas
sold two lots Eiftaye.. 2S feet south OF igit{beV-
enthst, for So 900 each, and northeast corner sky
fftbst aud Fifth-avc three full lots, $4,000 NJ A. j:
Lynch has sold ono lot Ftave., - feet south OF
Eighty f0urth-st.. for $4,000.
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ANNUAL PARADE OF THE POLICE.

The Police made their annual parade yester-
day. They marched IN three batalions Of ten com
panes each, making total. with the officers, Of 1919
men. They were under the command OF superintendent
Kelso and INSPECTORS Dilks Walling, aud jameson The
line formed in the Battery by Drill Inspector Cope
land who acted AdjUtantGenera and Chief of Staff
Inspector Dks Colonel of the First Battalion, Capt
Mount, LieutenanC Colonel and Capt Petty, Major. In
specOr Waling commanded the Second Battalion, with
Capt Allirc Lieutenant Colonel, and Capt. Wash
burne a. Major. The ThId Battalion was commanded
by Inspector Jame.9n, with Capt Heme as Lieutenant
Colonel and Capt. Holden Major The line OF march
was taken mp at12 O'clock Capt Wilson Of the Thirty
second Precinct, with two platOOns Of mounted
police leading, followed by Grafullas eth Regi-
ment Band, 20 strong, and 80 drummors
The main body OF police followed, under the command OF
the Superintendent The line OF march through
Beaver. Broad and Waists, Broadway and ParkrOw,
10 the Cty Hall Park, where the force passed in review
before TIE Mayor, the Common Council, and the Police
Commissioners Of Ncw-NCIk, Brooklyn, and Staten
Island On leaving the Park the column passed through
Broadway and ghtA-St to Tsinrains square. where,
after dress pcdC in the Of the SuperiBtend-
ent and the COiuGis uncr the force dismissed the
companies returning 20 tGe respective StatiGnHOuses.
Tie Commissioners announce that 10 mplants would
he Tcce e against members Of the force fOr slight dere
lctOBs 81 duty during the day and night. Previous 70
the psad collation. was served in the City Han to
thrOng % OH 'als and invited guests
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

T., the Court OF Special Sessions before Ito Jn ms.
n INC ,e.f,r,v join Hi gins ier ,I Shsnnoa asssn
pos Jog @ "a ~ Ilorsr Of Ra ,h.n.eI "'S'
host - vs. ,C Ks Martens Pesten'isry three Ho''hs
400 80 q,.Is police Court Justice bowling COM
AZ ane iun r OF No FHnk-s; yeserday si steahng
nuei on's e. orstt II Hiram Ncinsoa Of Deposit Dea
sei aoi " While psaday along Geeaweh-sI on WEDNESDAY
- 80, Dovlo and Barney 0Donoghue of the
JAMES ls1a S'c-r cbarg with mutny IN tie lower bay
Ailrtsh I'D .e he Of the cook, Niilqn Boyle. con-
sna o. -. h., CORNERSTONE Siir 70 await the seton OF tbe
Gram "4iIN"' 'f~-' 49,
easrgcL - , = ,s rso
,e-tr- Join Clarke pleaded guilty 70 grand arcenT, atd,
ia olel,r to TIE state Prison for tye John
-, tel Alr LEWIS o No zoos IrI-aye' i've
Risg, sd o: keeiiug d.oreFy loue IN
T. acct Of mitigating cIosanees Judgment Wa
sas,oll 'L
II. c. Justice charged with completely in the Rad
~ v n m-c'g has Gei staten NJ OF BIS dceRse cbag
a. c o Service with eEoes1orsg 10 defsue BIN out
hat by his advice an 10 Ills con-
90 Er o. ntrustct the sSe OF The diamonds
II HI snrggng O. Col Whitley, who promised
,a oly b. exempt nom ar lgt Noull receive "a
Wien bC e-giDgt bs1ciAe MAS usae OF
I e,,rs bis cim for cnyaerat On 10 orn WIN Co mt
e. ~ 81 ordered before Commissioner Osborn
"a d. rested 20 be attendants TO sgan nc cn but on h s
,see m Uol arrested 10y Col While. ohceT on the preS
at
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TIE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ELECTIoN-oPTNIoN
or AN OLD MEMBER.


OF AN OLD MEMBER
To me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The riotous and dsgraceful manner in
which the annual meeting of the Mercantile Library
Association conducted last evening ia but the cul
nnation OF the shameless fraud, corruption, and mis-
management which has characterized the official acts Of
the Board OF Management for tho past three four
years Fearing Ia meet fairly the issue which the mem
bers advocating reform were determined 10 make this
year, "tho powers that be" originated most out
ragcous scheme to introduce into the annual meeting
the element Of mob violence Ia further their own
ends that they have heretofore freely used in clectng
themselves into office The pain facts of The case war
rant the assertion that the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton is longer controlled by its own members, but
that has beeu sold out to the Tegnng political party
of this city, who intend to Ii in their interest by
the hig-handcd measures Of violence and fraud
with which they rule every department Of city under
their control.
have many exciting meetings and elections Of
this Association during my IA years of membership, but
where there has not been semblance at least or
fair play among its members; bever before nave they
been totally ignored by the wholesale introduction Of
the and black-leGs OF Political party TO brow
beat and nmidate the few fortunate enough to gain
admission TO this sOcaed annual meeting, meeting
wch, from its Inception TO its close, was most bare
faced and fragrant outrage upon the rights and privileges
OF the members of this Association.
WILLIAM III. CARY, No. 1i2 Broadway,
heie- York. May 10, 1871. Il member for IA years,
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s..e.sed, testified that although he should nroter

-, ,.,,,eed that although he should receive
larger portion the estate in case the w neo0 SS
stu he wished ~ Seceased since 1876; watched WIFI
scu.ntcd ES 'R during lis last sickness on each cs
him tnIee nsed drank brandy and wine Severn
sOn the doeetsu & ras able 10 read the preAerlP.lo'
during s b S would not he Was bhf considered
but Thought ne W 10 transact business uht wv
BIN Pee ss death }@&sS S Mscs5 for over
was lntlh' i'Sa1s looked upon him as careIu ps
% yeas a man called upon him three or co1sercd
Sctore he died, and, though & RILEY had known
MN Intimately for many years; dd ,ndse Elan.
bun as man Of incorporate HABITS s he was going to
break The viii aud expected 70 make ss Inv The will ac-
alton ie|li S given him by Bryan heCahhi'
and Offering It for probate. AdJouiIo'
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THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUEL
~ TO ANIMALS

The annual meeting Of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals held Wednesday
evening, Henry bcIgh ia The chair. new code VI by
laws prepared hy Eibrdge r. Gerry, adopted. The
during the a3 yer WCT, presented by the President
Convictions m q cricity 60 animals. l2; Injured
horses removed tV alnhuauct for vet iInary treatment
iO diseased horse killed, go; receipts, s.0J5 g. in
Guiding 1853 Cor DuGiUS fund ptdiiiTeE, t,iJ g.
The Society has also I0sccatod the OwEePs Of the Brook
Ign cattlepru- ana several sWnilk dealers. The fol
lowing Officers were elected:
Pfesd~ut ielfy Esgs N,.Peenis-JOhn r. Hoffman Horace
b. CahD, Heavy " fe!r RcsHil D. He! Peter CooJt James
Bfows Groffe T. inpe NlsR 81 A,iinHsl Noes Taylor Mar
shah D. hoers kcu!ir tnauli eJ0an No. fTsrs Leslie
IeHht"l Hfs 'sics s. Mor 80 Asi Van Reass.ilc Alfred
Sei' ~rhcrn y q ,er, Gepse sgler ". 81 cSvh as
6tp ss'bAn G. fif, H. lR Sudan I.fir, f. Gear. J1eS
ksssi 30 ~ Il zi3i flliife~
"erf Sapern'cHdat 4: IT, CamEb Scsetasy, y
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY MAY -.
and Nev-Ieand VIII he sert
FRANCISCO on the Iit Of My. All Ms matter he prepaid
letters cents pe oauce psperf cent? each books Be- cent?
pr ennees Wis Francisco and msn New York
ABOUT NJ 10 ...-. =. -
SATURDAY. MAY II.
via and Liverpool FER steamship CITY
Of BroBlyu Pier No. IS N R. close st he PosOHe At
m; al Station A. a ID. o:l0 Supplementary Mall
for paid letters only up Pier Ma - n H. and closed q! 1850
r. Steamship sails st 2 p. 81, -,
deposited Supplementary Mails must se prepaid WHO
double p1stageI
Mails per steamship Hermann sails
Of UolOlen II
Station A, ll:GQ D. 9o IN. No Supplementary Mail steam
ship sails p. .
Malls for Porto Plata San Domingo, SANTANA &C. snnTDp
Tyboe vii close d. r. N.
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"TITHING AND CHARITY"

To Ne Editor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: Your article under this head is timely
In days of lotteries and fairs Appeals to Christian
benevolence have weaTisome What IS the cause
and what the rcmedyf answer: l. The present sys'
TEN OF collecting funds for charitable and religious pr-
poses does touch the 2. Inc Cbrtsian he
nevOence TO be efficient must be regular, and based
the Scrpural method OF giving each Lords day In
proportion TO onos means. Such plan Is thoroughly
democratic, and has the sanction OF primitive Chris
tiany; aud the aggregate of small thus collected
would outweigh the mcager results OF the present
slip-shod system OF giving Yours, c.
Brooklyn, May 10, ISL
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A PEAL. ESTATE HINT.

p0rty ~ gentlemen started odt Monday 70 prospect
advertised in the papers for fle the North
ern Railroad OF NeTJerscy The advertisement declared
that lots had been sold from $50 to go each, and called
upon merchants, mechanics, and business men to take
FREQ excursion aud free lunch. About Fix carloads 81 lot
hunters went out, special trains ana arriving ~ the
station, found six teams % convey the party two miles,
where the lots located. The party swallowed their
disappointment, and those who could not ride looted
ii through the sandy road cir1Itous In It's winnings
the Mississippi River. and at last found their Mecca
located in an orchard, upon which was house and n
dlapdatcd old barn At The door of the house hung ont
the verable red Gag and inside were display ed small
table with 80 sandwiches, some 1ngcrbred ana eight
lOaves and raccOon. The LATER article anus Il
himself by rubbing at his tail until blood flowed protuse
w. Beside the table was yellow crUstei' citizen, VINO
deal sandwiches OF Is cents each and ale a 10 cet
per glass. Finally cheese rolled in and barrel OF
cracker brought Mp the rear aud DOih with tureen OF
coffee disappeared ia five minutes. farm wagon was
driven up front OF the stable, irtO which IN autioneef
aud real estate agent mounted, AMI the sale com
menced The first lot, IS 10y 100 brought $50 ana then
they dropped of 10 SIS per lot About 10 were od az
prices varying from So 10 S5, and the auc 0ueeF folded
his charts and silently stole party, supposed 10
lie a band, playing" Up ii Balloon BOys." The male
lot seekers totcd themselves back TO the station ne
mules tood TIE ladies TO tue same Destination, ana 90
ended the great lot sale Newark Courier
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LANDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

Up to the 3oth Of November last the Central Pacific
Railroad Company had disposed Of l2I6i acres OF aIds
granted to IL by tive Government. The average price
paid the Company for this land wac 81 2A per acre, or
total Of SIS 21. OF tis Last amount S1jlt5 was PAID
down. and the remainder. S1-9l05, secnrcd y mort
gage the land sold The most OF the Central Pacnc
Companv's land ga California lies either in the heavily
tmbered region Of the upper Sierra or on the foothills u
the range. The lands IN the latter are known as
Rcd Lands, from Tire peculiar color or the SOL,
which the finest qualities Of apples, pears
peaches, plums, Strawberries, rasnIerres, ana
grapes are raised. Tho best wine in the state
il made in the foothills I'm tho Sacramento Land
District Of which alone there Is yet eco coo OF acres
Of land subect-under sargents amended Land Law-to
preGmpon, in tracts Of 100 There Is no better
land IN the state and indeed IA doubtful That there
is any better in the wOrld-fOr Embarrassing
wine-nakng, and sheep gTazng-tban that found
IN these footn regions The supply OF rain never fails
in the foothills I'm proof Of which TACT we may mention
that 16 iRchc. ~ fell az Auburn, and H4 inches ~
COfax in 1870 inst g. inches at Lvermerc and Stock
ton. II these cts brought 10 the attention OF
FrcnchmcH Germans who think of eIniGraing, we
believe they Wd have the effect Of turning their steps
hitler. A FREQ gentleman Who was travelling In Cali
fornia lately pressed the opinion that the most of the
wine consumed the world would within 10 OF Ii years
be grown Ia our foothills. San Francisco Bulletin.
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NEW ELEcTEo-NAGXEnc ENGINE.

new ana seemingly pldcliCaI arrangement
of electromagnetic power has been completed, for
driving small latirs scwiu2Machues, pumping water,
and other necEJnca uscs requiring constant but linz
TIED power below the r1 range uf steam. THIS 'piur
consists a revolving drum or wheel dIvCn b} mum
Der Of magnet, Will the capacity to "A sowing.
machine pump small .irfan Of wafer 60 the ordinary,
ELEVATION % hOuse-tank. IN t.ic ca.c Of sewing
machine the j. attarLcd IA the place Of the
nyWbes. and IA peusr- with the pedal OI foot power
asagleeaiie JBi furious 10 The operator Many efforts
nave been utilize the Ia thr way.
bui ersAlH a s1aie peyond tl yp' csstbiIjtics VI
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nrc1cInN.-MAY IL

Marine Comt-JaJt U.-Bv Judge Alker.-Corcoran
.gf Casr-lg acr or pntG ior $50 ard eos With 50 A.
ince Kaz AZ Cqen-frd ment Cor tie Ps.Ead io 80 o ana
time 81 o. sHsNe' I,ie ts'' Suu Oe 'e~ W
-Iir..se ! a. q. .nlt freeman 8gt. Bectnan-Settcd
pr, In fudge Joachutn. Carroll AIT hcbJ1lehea Of
DE Drf o 81, - and costs with IS allowance SANE es@
ret 5I tire lanf for $50 a1l costs win r., arrow
&C. sam f Ssme-Juiglc-t for The para1 i"f =lo5 :" 1
so>sv rs allowance
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what seon 90 be tho limits OF electro nagnetio motor
power. The engine now introduced by Henry SeieGman
Of Tarrytown would appear TO be the only effort where
the expense and sustained force well as the applca
ton, all appear have reached practical status
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ilrcposnls.
orfpg OF LreHrIlor,s EyensEE TILE, n,p D Pi'lef
NUnDnS Al - for CSyS IRlt 1it'N az f.tpiii

H6t 81 a. tspa. H,a'o~ liod.oh yef 40, ., sy
H. M Iafs - . j. 'Her' A,t go, .. 80
20 s7r or IN, MAJ sl. sp labor Tor LEh.lloa~ - htSP ~
"a w htygg oCnia.n uRch ti "a p'..
li. 80 AL h,sfed v;h concrete The Ga as - ore
siory inrc Mith Nansad r'at ,,n.
Thr pto. o~sls will be- Submitted slhiAe' '"'
Isl Material. sri labor 'nT auH'a oa
2d-Naer la ru4laio. nr pirf' ~ ,.... ..t,...
ard Tor ONE dwelling AM 10"
an 81. .os ana materials 20 b. According 70 isls, ."' -
Az VIZ ~ he cen Al Orcc, furnished 70 bddsi' Oh a. l"e
lion ,Eert'of. ....tt H. gss ah.erl. Ac
~. III moi he nelulei therefore IL thc BIDS . .u
y,'o,as mas, 5e dapiclts .eeonpsu'td y -
az III n rrd 10 rssuel in.crfed Piolosih ' '"s
.,,, A. nj IIouss al Esog Sc sdos, " l. 49,, -, =.
b ea rrseryr right 10 Sl-et OF all BIDS sohd h! ts
deems' dss"''''Ah j. G. WOODBURY.,
,l... c.,,,I Er.i.e,Js Ensn.sr ~ !. ~ D,'irsa
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
nss..... 7J Moon lao
wtTRN THIS DAN
Sandy H0ok Cows Islaui.. 3.l6 Hell Gate sos
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pDst.UtI-, IIIsI'l.li. n no 4 -UH- y. =
JoIiS !. j. CRE'NELL r,.t,ls-l,r.G.EesL
Evr.sr-. a. -'s T.. ). AtYl. &f"ro T. t. va, . w j.
nRopoSA = for MATEkB AI~ apd WORK

publr .Hi7g 20 sf"ifL 'elcl fi'fo'als
1i tis Ufr u Co. I. ~ ri-'iiAi Tie F"h
' t.y Of b. iil EUtlr d.l.t 4ll P.. oi3WN;
s-jsr.es,t D-. 2 NIL. H. FOR ima'r "f 'afns bt|s.
pfaru. tI-e .o4c ith. i,.r.sIc ntlt mon Lai g..
grsr~tt. q Iia.tf. I'D gt1nrr,
ilou hobs r,n-fap ora'i.e, h.drani. c'a'g.
yi-Ta.res.a- Er 4. For e,csy.tfg iu 'ha-rl.
4-JiD.Vrs.lrH Ifef Re, Gre H. H. art 'oa fof o''i's
In channel
shI sporsias nuns Itef C0f Ier e'vgig H cisane.
Ch-J.p,J ,pef o. Eiri Co... TO- es"srs.irf
ehartei rswoy subppr.pl reefs sld 'Hlrg wing srgl
7h-ItyrOcc6ea y NeHass@ EITC '1f. Tor "fraVtNrs
channel -I removing .utpcgct rocks.
eb-soro+eeea OF H,asJopic Eirr Css. For us
channel icmogiae submerged rorss sui i.ltt 81 g-lsrs.
9h-hapFoT OF B,igpo Le toy, tOn, r.. 'na'sntE
ohaulel sCl ba' .,inr ist..
I6.h-I sgf0,s at Of Port JCfsJs H1'0g lag Et, N~-
YOTt. For esrsyatag IN channel srd bulldog Is.ty. 49,
q PC,t- g'ffg 'Gf Af-loit. f0f
D.. use Of a drct- iug.Iaasiiup 20 Wosk ;i.".
Proposals uals I,rs, urr a. % ies sppforrs..
Theysi be 81 d!p.ae MED D. tf.. g'a.nt,s 81
inos D.. aId this NorA hi,LE sHt DsrAif"
SPECIFIC ATOMS THE RFQgHfD snn Hok ~
gURFp ~ HE p1NF viii b. this of % 10 Nlo Til aiir
r hem Inmsug slch spllt,ln II slU Re -'a boz aH 81
the works Il de, propose for tat i- gr sitct2ss
an snf,5srt uu,pIrr can y. .rpiri. q. X. WAs.tkS
M,oI II fagaccs B-rye. Naio..1'r's4l. 4. ). 4
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p4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM DHRnCDA In steamship Fab Zee May u.-CsPt
Hamilton, Capt. BT. gilman, and In the sieeago.
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
HY ROBERTS ( INQUIRE.
lot a6thst bs l0h and iIbaf PSI Oi......,, tJVD
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uroussals.
T. s. Esenxxs 0ry,cr, PnnADsLrHi; 1 prH'
pom fnr IANDING-PIEk near LEWE VI

ps,, ,nxI ptfl Pypr,l
u ~ b>''rsnr ~ Sh.,s,sts,. Nav o, 1911. !
rsrIsI1 .,nor r EWES.
KUN Tor b't,i
Il DhLAWA RRie4let proposals. IN dapsese OF
gno with copy Of this sdye;tls .f I9s
ibis Office until " o'clock m OF ,us,v -
n supply Of NROU0Hl ara bArl
ga,d is work 1be ron must BE- delivered % 'ss La. ,, ,s
IeNes works where made ThebE VII sat- efe"V W.
proo,s pl,cs ~ d~yy wts the eOrrcspon log Pe ..,1
the about one hn cgh, 1870
tc1n ponrs q 70 iron, fni abort ihre haoa ~
forty ta0usard pcr7l5 Of cstifor. TIE Ifes tuh
sboHt rnughti0u and abou' t poh ~ es'tH
spec6rlt .fs~lnss b. ~i., il. s.
Will BE- HPPe % application. B1r, l1lrsto ~ y - 4 '
Iron" > D. klhiff D. - I" ~
sOgVrcg Og TTr ICsT-i0rsE BlRD
W,sEtygr0y CRY Arri ~. 1871. )
nDnDnGATc CnD .VfUTyt"fT No AND
1919 I'm w. - y - -.e.Iv4
= L'l'fi't. iftlN btDfN--.f..
a. To- olf my " 't ? a. oh hiiDA 'A- J' ~
udiH i"f iom-baF a me mfietls era MIRO -h pr
400 cen eri p ic- % ne iafsrrtto WIZ. ~
on - bio. bti "i'fi ~ Nirlhfts' bt..hAi ~ ~ ~,
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y.,s,lo, i,,en a. i,,,t,n 90 IN. ~ 81 n n ~, - Eas,l
I.LtTIouso l,rsi al Marl ~ & ~ a., III Casio.
,b. nj. 80 's.
Pnfs gs. Il, Id &c to % - & 5e d e . eaiahs 70
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Posi- OsYicR Dr.AGlELST WasBI,siTas. y - Aprl a. 10
DEOpOSAlS Tor P0ST-OFEiCE ENFEL-
OfES-SEALrO PROPOSALS win Le Fcoa at It's Department
until FIDAy he laa dsy 81 May 1871 % "cs h iart'lae
in ggaatt such fe cin tlo int3"hg "a
scrte PostOfce f,op5s Ter period Of two ye wcn"hs"s
the j., day n Jnlg. ~ 10 wi'i 800 .,....
FOL OFFICIAL LETTERS AID REltkSS 40.
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COvpT CALrNDARs-TH1s n.r.

FHF Cu~sIssioS APPEslsJOuN A IoTr, tftcng tYhhs
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Grmmer Retreats

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE can be ac-
conod si,h good BOARD hrstcass house, at Rutherford
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