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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-03
THE WEST.
Golden City, Col, has . bank.
Cough Il lecturing In California.
Crop prospects in Kansas are fine.

NIUp ptUOpCCtS IN AeuSoo are me.
Bartholomew circus ID In Corinpe.
Kansas ladies hold ''pieplant'' festivals.
They arc building 4-horse coaches In
Boise.
Salt Lake sends DR. led apples to sacsa.
mcnto.
Ari.oni.ns celebrate the departure Of Gen.
6t0nemau.
The two Repuoncan papers Of 1swreucc.
kaneas, ore TO be consolidated.
The Virginia Esee,priss says that the
once famous Steamboat Springs have dried
up
On the 9Th inst, 1t Waltersville. Snake
River, J. w. Liggctt was shot and instantly
killed By one Frank Mccoy.
One hundred Cinnamon have recently
been placed IN tho Rocky Mountain Coal
Compsny1 mines at Evanston.
Judge HOLSTER Of Idaho h from Ottaws
lllinoio, and hes been y. 8. Consul q
Buenoe Ayres for several yearA
Mr.. WIN. Hooson, OF Boise. has invented
On appliance for dwelling billiard tables.
Mechanical geniuses prom unce It useful
invention. The inventor has applied for !
patent Worlx
Thu Charnkee A1sseoss contains smonr
ito list Of agents the names OF Adam Nouee
for the 6equoyah district, Hucklebsrry
Downing for the Flint district and Frog Six
Killer for the Going Snake district
An Indiana paper nyE "A German
named Kitterman had remarkable streak
Of luck last Thursdsy. His wife had {
baby. his COW twin calves, his SOW thirteen
Pigs, his cat i've kittens, and one OF his
hens hstched twelve chickens. Pretty fair
operation for one day"
His name ought 70 b Ltter>man.
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Repsbllcsa Territorial Convention.

The Republican Territorial Coayentioo win inset q
O'Clock ?. L., foe tie purpose q nominating can
6idste for Deceste 70 Co0Scss and foe the tsansac
site for the success Of the party IL the approaching
campaign.
Tie following apportionmeat Of The Delegates 70
, Tie Co0ventiOn 10 ordered:
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COMMERCIAL.
Wholesale and JobblnR Rates.
ATE ~ KLElNsCHxlDr 4 BROS.

ICORR4CrED TO DATE ~ kLElNoCHMlDT 4 BROS.
DEER LoDaE, June 3, 1871,
New Goods are commencing to arrive by the Fast
Freight lines from the East and West in good earnest
We note the arrival In market OF shipments Of Cali
forna Wines, Teas, Rice, Quicksilver Fruits and To-
baccO. We also note, route from Corinne, Nv bile
extra Flour from Pioneer Mills, Sacramento. Trsds
fair, with prices Arm, at annexed rates:
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MONTANA MEDICAL SCl1xc..-The medi
cal profession In Montana have received 4
severe shock. A party Of miners were at
work in the mountains, VIXEN I'VE OF them
were taken with scurvy, and their comrades
to cure them, buried them In the around.
with nothing but their hea1s sticking out.
and left them, armed only with chew vi
tobacco, until morning. Az daylight hey
getting along, hoping they might have 70.
covered, and thus odd NV remedy 10
medical science, but what was their sur.
prise . md that the coyote wolves had
satsn thsk Mods Oh. - Rssl hsss, II.
Wei, that's Al right perhaps you have
To story q . anyhow. bat then liz st.
Psal Editor should y scarvisd, aud buried
end coyote ct his hssd %, that coyote
woa0 dle o. - Islander. PROOF that's al
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-03

TO OUR FRExDs--Ws would like additions 70 our
Daily lists 10 West Side csmps We cannot just at
present visit al camps to solicit We therefore 70
specetully ask ou! friends who wish II 70 send in
their names and the Daily win b sent promptly by
al outward bound coaeh1, % ehe morning al isene
~ 6a@l r---.
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salnss. h:ss !sta1ee = r9ts. 49,
tios 4 u 0siss Prisese .. d crossed thae tAsy
w'a y -. = ~
Eact1c Ceoses
Go 49, a:-.I +. sssessa cea e. - paPe
s.ks = - - so,sx sc t. = % sdviss =
Jassse isaiiy. sss.a. . . 1sitiss e.. tss
= ss sir IT.. ~: al s.i.s ~ vesse He ,pSsss I'll
An@ane.
Pleaaanten Docllnes Request.
Wssa1sssea - ;S 10 Leteas% 49, wl,seo , . -
;asnssvne Anoema. cnas teese ssgs smoo. ss,oL
sasens. ~ ~ y ~ e 10y s.'snse n
~ ~ s0sssy y ~ os Wasco e ..ys g ~: -.
49, SS9..y WI, - ~ e!"Coey ~ Sse ~ ~
ssa ~ I'm s.Se:+.ts ~ c!s0 he.nss thcv
eSsd pot g e end l,ss ssfe,y " The country, Inc
s0 81 ~ oOsny s -. oooAs - sn ,..cs.
s snd d';s.is :sd :s Rsopety e tes county court
O. within s.! miles q The properly % dissr.,ssd T. re-
%issooer says 4 lsp '.Yoar request l. declined for
re .oos ySo 80 :. wSa@ oe g e 60 t6M
- ': y e e.sct 70 .,sass e The United
asv dspasis; :, p.aes Ct sso'e Who have re''gnsd
sassea esI @ seS loes! sasoostes tos s'd sns 70
g : =: authority and Insure 'hs exc
NlseellaneeuA
Boston, si-rAs Legislature w,s proroxued th,,
.ys:isS 9 bs "a 8 sssoistioss A;vs Ssss signed
A, yssa sd: :. .|c a' s E.: 'sSss'sd he
1:isss1 e g 8: . prs:ids ever tho :.et:stios
ssusss|s, G.-fhe Ssisiss Chamber Of Rspre.enta-
sios Of Vcsor HuSo. Hinissss Il sseir sp.ccses BE-
fore tie House, severely oondemned the oosnpiicity Of
nsns ..,....-,..
the oSet to nrevent thr rssumDsion Of intcrcourse
between Frenchmen and Germans:
ed. me steamer Mouti.o has been restored to tho
revolutionsts at Cheiouc who have surrendered their
chicaco. 1.-sam. K. Casey. an old citizen Of Ill.,.
and for many years prominent Democratic politician
died 1t his home 1t Aoant Vernon, Ill.,, yesterday. p
the late Governor Casey and at the time Of his death
was state Senator.
Washington, l.-Baroa 0erolt ha. not yet obtained
government, and Win take passage With bis family ior
AGs1ps e. ne 1'sn r 'Sst; .,,. a.,. a.., -.
past nonth q 90, asa
81 LouiA. lem Macs, with bis trainer, Jim Gu
sick Dick HOLLYWOOD the referee and several bruis-
ssd sSs. Is: sssa arranged 70 tskc piacs there t.
twsea JACK Nsddsn and Yankee sullivan, novice
'' Co,e@bo:. O.. Tho Democratic State couven.
ton IA a i6sa n. Attsndsncs xsrv ,srys
femnorsrv or1anivsfion vas efF.cf.d. and vsrions
commitsses spcointsd. Adiourped I'm .. r.. AmO~e
tie committee On rrso,utions vas vaiandigiam. ''S
Go,css, C!:as = nov Progressing It Jsck.on. Mss:
conns 81 III fo, ;snsrdv III si <, uiIissr, c
@sssSs 0.sasd on ground that said trial was IN
WsChIn0ton. 1.-.Presidcnt Grant and family. n.
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Governor Potts has received petition
tor the pardon of Samuel Hughes. sentenced
to the penitcntiary for shooting John
O'Ncill in Deer Lodge last summer. 1t has
recommendation in the premises. and We
advise our Attorneys TO see it.
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We learn that at the Democratic Pr.
maries in Madison county on Saturday last
the Delegates elected are for Judge War.
rcn for first and Warren Toole for second
choice.
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We have heard Il stated that he arch,
bishop Of Paris, assassiuated By the Con.
munisss. was Dupsnloup, one OF The proml-
nent rrclates opposed to Tie infallability
dogma In the Ecumenical Council. This q
a. error. Il was archbishop Darboy. He
va arrested aad held b the Commune . .
HOSTAGE. Minister Washburn intercsied In
biz behalf. but while The 1inissee W.
treated with marked deferencs and courtesy,
and va granted permission 70 - him
Whenever desired. al appeals Tor hls ssleaee
were released. Whea tie Comnnnioee s..
Gan their as1as1inatioss nelthee 60 q e.
0oa avai)ed aeainst thelr Aendiekneas. "a
Dezbcy W. b1tch9sd II ~ osll n ~ -.
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8tw 8prth.West.
JAS. H. MILLS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

The publication day OF the Weekly NEW NosrH.
WEST is changed to Saturday. Il win be Issued In
time Tor all Saturday morning coaches - heretofore
y press. The Daily edition Of Saturday morning %
made up" with the Weekly, no separate Daily edition
being issued.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22
Promise Of Umpire ce tented Success.

Premiums larger and list more complete than ev
er before. Special premiums in amounts ranging
from s35 to $500 offered by citizens of milwaukee on
Farm and Dairy Products Swine and Poultry
PIows. Wagons, etc.
Competition oren to the world
Great turn ont of exhibitors anticipated. Pledges
received from owners of fine herds not hereto ore
shown in Wisconsin.
Highly attractive daily programme, Trials of ma
chinery and speed of horses. Addresses by sever
eminent speakers, on the grounds Evening meet
ings in the City Hall for lectures and practical dis
cussions.
Grounds of 1870 greatly improved. The former
bnIldings ENLARGED new ones erected. Increased &C
Communications for stock. Post and telegraph offices
to be established at the Society's headquarters.
Excursion rates for passen gers. Free freight on
everything designed for exhibitiou freight paid he
ing re funded on return of article animal TO place
of shipment with freight bill stamped by Secretary
of Society. Passengers and freight delivered on the
Railway platform at the Grounds. if desired.
Special trains between Union Depot and the
Grounds every few minutes throughout the rair.
CITY accommodations excellent, and at very mod
crate rates.
Terms of entry and admission the as in 1870:
Entry fec emitting exhibitor to show many arti-
cles and animals as he may desire 81 80. Admission
to Grounds so cents Youths tickets IS cents Chill
dren, under ten, free.
Office of Entry, at Madison until Friday. Sept.
22nd: after that ct The Plankinton House, Milwau-
keo and on the Fair Grounds,
Books of entry closed Tuesday, Sept. Goth, at P.
II.
Machinery to he operated by steam required to be
in nIace betore Sept. 25th.
The Society and the City of of Milwaukee extend a
cordial welcome to the Fair-going people of the
whole Northwest
For specialinfor nation, address
J.W. H0YT,
Secretary, Madison
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

ing of railroads should be made only
where necessary to open the country up
to settlement, and under such restrictions
as will facilitate the occupation of the pub
lie lands. A
10. That we favor every practicable re-
form in the public service--state or nation
ain the direction of greater purity,
simplicity, efficiency and economy of ad-
ministration.
II. That the administration of our
State affairs by our State Off :erS, one and
all, has been in every respect characterized
by such ability. honesty and integrity, in
the dis charge Of their official duties, that
it has demonstrated the wisdom of the
choice Of the people who have thus honor.
cd them with high and responsible posi-
tons, and entities them to the thanks, es-
TEEN and confidence Of every citizen o.
this State.
H. That the administration of Presi
dent Grant has been wise and prudent
1t has impartially executed the laws, faith
fully collected and honestly applied the
revenues, greatly reduced the public debt
and enabled Congress to tighten the bur
den of taxation 1t has inangurated hu
name policy in dealing with the Indians
favorable alike to economy, to civilization
and peace upon our border. 1t has pre-
served and strengthened our friendly re
lations with foreign powers, and has adj
vanced the honor and dignity Of the Uni
ted States among the governments of thf
world. 1t has at all times been deferen
tial to the will of the people and studious
to promote the public welfare. 1t deserves
and receives our hearty approval.
13. That we know no duty more ur
gent than to mature and enforce new safe
guards of the purity of elections, and tc
effect thorough reform of the civil! ser
vice
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22
Mazomanie, Sept, p 1871.
The Estray Law.

We are frequently asked for informa-
ton in regard to the estray law. AS this
is the season Of the year when many
strays are taken up, we publish the follow
ing synopsis of the laws on this subject,
that all may read for themselves:
Amy person taking up stray shall
within seven days, notify the owner, il
known.-If the owner be unknown, and
the Stray be ofIess value than five dollars,
the finder shall within ten days, file
notice with the Town Clerk, also post up
notices. If the stray be of more value
than FIVE dollars, he sail cause the same
TO be published in some newspaper in the
county, four weeks successfully. All
such notices shall contain brief decrip-
ton Of the stray.
Every stray Of more than ten dollars
shall be appraised within one month after
being taken up. II the owner shall not
appear within one year, the person taking
up the stay shall be entitled to the prop
erty, provided the value is not over ten
dollars IF the value be over. ten dollars,
the stray shall be sold at auction, and half
the proceeds. after paying costs, shall be
long to the finder, and the other half shall
be paid into the town treasury.
''If the finder of the stray shall neglect
to advertise the same, he shall be preclG-
ded from obtaining any right of property
thereto, or receive any charges for keep
ing"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22
FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID

IARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID
i coneietinp of 140 acres of land. with road run
ming through IT, About 80 acres are under cnltva-
tion and 100 acres under fence. Good, thrift or
chard in bearing condition. The farm Is Wei wat,
cred nv snrinrs 20 acres of timothy and clover and
the best timber in the county There is good house,
with eleven rooms ci4tern, cellar. granary &c The
Farm would he sold cherp. S40O or 5000 would be
taken in cattle Terms: Half cash, balance time
Also I have leo acres of fine Timber Land. which
will sell cheap will sell the timber AS it stands
in pieces af from one to five acres, would selth
timber and land together in tracts fforty or more
acresl
Also: DRY CORD WOOD and FENCE POST for
sale at all times.
For further particulars apply the premises,
ISAAC IT. FAM,
Or to WI. wRIGGLEsWORTH,
tin Chronicle 0f1ce
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

In 1869 we sold, as our readers will remember,
6.7Sl Mlchn's, but sold last year (16I0,) III ),
S33 Tone hundred and tcentyseucn thousand e'gt h""-
bred and hirty-ttree) machines! showing an eXces
beyond the sales of 1869, Of Straightforward
and shown by the table below, over torty-f0,r
AousaHa machines more than any other company.
The reader may naturally ask whether this is
mere boasting, in answer which We have to say
that those figures, and the ones given below are
from sworn returns made by licenses to the re
ceiver appointed by the owners of tbs most valuaS
be sewing machne patents. who license the com
panies of lesser Importance.
In 1870 we
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22
GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Bfen Great Social Evils and
abuses which interfere with MarriAee-with sure
means ofrelief for the Erring and Unfortunate, dis
eased and debiliaed. Sent free in scaled enve bpes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 wnth
treet Philadelphia. Pa 2s1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

CyTATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa COUNTY
~ Circuit Court. Serepta Chapman. plaintiff,
~ against Willis A. Chapman. defendant.
The State of Wisconsin, to Willis A. Chapman,
the abo1 named defendant You are hereby sum
moned and required to answer the complaint in this
action which viii be filed in the office OF the Clerk
of the Clrcuit Court in and for the county OF Iowa,
and State of Wisconsin: and to serve copy OF yonr
to the said compainton the subscriber at his
office in the yiageof DOdgevile. in the county y
Iowa anc State Of Wisconsin within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive of the day OF such
service and if you fail to answer the said com plant
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff VIII Apply 10
the court Tor the relief demanded in the comp iant
Dated, Dodgeville, Wis., this 18th day OF August,
1871.
SAMUEL w. REESE
Plaintiffs Attorney
5ov6 Residence Dodgevile, Wis
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

g3~ A curious observer of men, wo-
men and things, in St. Louis, has made
the discovery that men and boys in
variably run the heels of their boots and
shoes over outwardly, while women and
girls run theirs over inwardly Out of
l47 men and bays that passed the observer
at a given point. this fact was true in
every instance; out of 67 women that
passed, it was true in every instance but
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

n AREY,s HORSE TAMER's SECRET.
* 1 will send to any one on receipt of Sic
IA " and a postage stamp, this world renowned Sc
cret by return mail. Address, THOMAS JOHNS
Avoca Iowa county, Wis. l2tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

r7HE ANGLERS SECRET. OR, HOW
FISH CAN BE TAKFN IN ANY FQUANTI-
- TIES This is no charm hnmbug Ry
Sc ending 81 90 and postage stamp. will send by
turn mail Address, THOMAS JOHNS, Avoca Iowa
countv t2tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

~ Josh Billings says, Il am violently
opposed to ardent specrts as beveridge,
but for manufacturer purposes think
that little Of it tastes good"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22
Republican State Ticket.

For G0rerncr,
C. c. WASHBURN,
OF La Crosse.
For Lieutenant Governor,
NJ. II. PETIT,
Of Kenosha.
For Secretary Of State,
LLYWEIYN BREESE,
OF Columbia.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY BETZ,
OF Manitowoc.
For attorney General
STEPHEN S. BARLOW,
OfSauk.
Far State Superin tendeat,
SAMUEL FALLOWS,
Of Milwaukee.
For State Prison Commissioner,
GEORGE f. WHEELER,
Of Fond du Lac.
For omn,issioaer Of Immigration.
OLE Q. JOHNSON,
0fRock.
For County Superintendent.
SAMUEL PARKS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

49, Men of genius are often dull and
inert in society; as the blazing meteor,
when il desceads to earth, is only stone.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

III AofO VIC
Sold over the Parham. Sewing
Machine Co., ,oC7 Machine
Sold over the Ffnkle & Ly-
on Manuf'g Co., 125, lib do
Sold the Empire Sewing
Machine Co., .l24,Z13 do
Sold over the 1ltna Sewing
Machine Co, l22G27 do
Sold over the Gold Medal Sew
ing Machine Co. 1891 do
Sold over the American But
ton-uoe Co. l13,260 do
Sold the Florence Sew
ing Machine Co, llO,lT3 do
Sold over the Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Go, 969i3 do
Soldover the epd Sewing Ma
chine &C., 92,93l DO
Sold over the Grover It Baker
Sewing Machine Co, 7043l do
Sold the Howe Machine
Co., 526T do
Sold over the Wheeler & Will
son Manufacturing Co, 4l625 do
From the above figures it will be seen that on,
rivals in trade are far behind u.s. that the popular
ity of what is known New Family Sewing
Machine is steadily and largely increasing. W,
are not so vain as to suppose that these larg,
sales are due to superior bushes capacity mucl
as to the merits of orr machines, well as the
observation of those who buy and use, and ar,
personally interested in comparing thc merits q
the different machines before making selection.
sewing machine dealers, till recently, to speak il
audation Of our manufacturing machines, bat il
the same breath to deny the merits of ma
chine for family sewing. 1t rs ri to say tc
lady locking for sewing machine, "If, nad'm
! Won want manufacturing machine, the Singer
| the hpst if We nIala one Kind Of iiachHe "nlS
andlrlI ~ Fan, y sewing machine at all, thon%l
| our Ncio Family was our greatest trim PHI, am
even then the fdrorite, ready and never weary
ing seamstres& of many well regulated househoIC
/ Orr machine. however, told it's own stony in tn
great range AMI variety of excellent and hcautiiu
| family sewing which is capable of doing, and th'
| sales show that its story WAS not entirely d!sbe
| lieyed CT we would not have sold last year one hun
dred and tC,ufy.saceR Thousand, eight htndrrd an
! Hirfy-thre4 machines, being more than twice a
| many machines as there words in III" Hn"'iSi
| language ana all this has been accomplished witt
| little aid from exhibitions AMI fairs, excepting
| My the wDrlTs ftir-GonstItu+c by the homes o
the peoplc-whcre received tie great aoGrd
| the highest sales.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that the County sup9rin
tendent Of Schools, for Iowa county, will hold pub
lie examinations for licensing teachers as follows
AT High and Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 10
aud 10, 1871.
At Mineral Point on Friday and Saturday, Sept
90 and 80.
At Dodgevie GU Monday and Tuesday. Oct 2 and
3.
At the School House in District No. 2, Ridgeway
on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct and s.
At Arena on Friday and Saturday, Oct. and T.
At Avoca on Monday and Tuesday Oct. 9 and TO-
Tho examinations viii commence at 10 o'clock, A..
ii on the first Day in each place.
Applicants should qring peas, ink and foolScap
paper.
Avoca, Arg. Is, 1871.
SAM'L PARKS,
Co. Sup.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-09-22

OF the above goods constantly on hand.
j My 81, 1S69.-42tf
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. wednesday, July 70. 1871.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, July H. 1911
At the Exchange salesroOms James Nj. Miller
sold under direction Of d. r. Ingraham r Referee the
lot and vestory tenement building on the north side of
MadisOnst, 100 feet east OF scammelst, for s0O size
lot 2ix96. At the Commercial saesrooms BROOKLYN j
Cole sold number OF lots belonging to the estate OF
Elias Howe jr
but brought abrupt close IN consequence Of the
heavy storm The excursion train consisted OF l3 cars
The company including villagers, amou1'ed to fully
1900 persons on arriving at the Main-st. depot the
party, headed by Grafuas 7th Regiment band marched
on the grounds. There sumptuous collation. in
Guiding among other things l5O Of Vermont turkeys
The sale began promptly at 2 O'Clock. After selling
about 5 lots the auctOneers compelled TO suspend
operations account OF heavy rain all seeking shelter
under the tent The sale resumed at o'clock, and
lots were sold as high $3.50 each Another adjourn
ment and still anoher was rendered necessary ac-
count OF the rain After dsposng OF about 100 ots the
auctonecrs were obliged account OF the laeness OF
the hour and the continued showers adjourn the sale
until Wednesday July 19 when the balance of the lOts
Will positively be sold.
AUCTION SALES OF LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
Flushing LGcn PrfpTiB
BY JOHNSON MILLER.
Pot J'macaaye corner Whier-'t containing f'''o o'
Plo, im,c,aye whtter, containing i1'o city ,,o
Po, 5 Jiaic,aye coincf wht!ert, containing s' city 40
Plot tS Jamaica ave- adjoining above containing $3.50 city lots
Plot VS. Jam., ave- near containing city lots 90
Plot ie5 Jamaica ave- adjoining above containing o each @ %,
Plot 4 los 4 G. on Whtierst each RIO
Pot lots B. O. TO- Whiers' each
Plot ii 46 Az Union and Whtests each 20
Plot T. lots al 35 Union and Whittier sts EACH 10
Plo, lott no 81 81 Whittier aud Moore eacb i6
3d. Unon-st each
Dr., 80 S51 ., 11S on ron,s each 8J
-, az 80 Unjor.st I85
d., = ~ - ass '"' ' W. .................... 1875
Plo, 3}l and $40 Union ST. each 10
o., ia, 4ti 60 lll q, Nonrs.t l6j
o.. p 80 ~, ~ s,J cd o. Voo,e 1855
D., . ~ St snI as on goo,est .............. 10
d., . - ss ant {l1 on Mooest ................ 17O
49, or lIO
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAYINGS BANK

MUTUAL BENEFIT SANI BANh,
VI Sun BUILDING, l66 SASSACST, NEW-YORR
DvfDEND-A Semi-Auuus Dividend. the Per cent
4nnu 55 aud upvari which have been deposit
months next previous to july will be paid on aud aeT
July 2l. 1871.
INTEREST not called will remain radpal snl draw interest
from July J.
BANK OPEN Dsv from 10 o. also Moaiy and SATURDAY Even
ngy O'Clock lueres, hr 1t Of every
month following the deposit CHARLES X GRAHAM President
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