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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
4. :. HATCH,
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. ~ . N' N"'
FISK q HATCU, }
Bankers aud Dealers in GorTRmeat SecaiInS'
No . Nassan-st., New-lork Feb. Is, lol'
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have an e.ta0nsheo
character which renders them especially desiraoie
for investments
They are based on one of the most Important aha
valuable railroad lines in the world fully compe'eo
amply equipped, and already earning large revenues
which must increase enormously with the growth oi
the country it trayerses and the development Oh
trade with Japan, China, and Australia, large pof-
tion of which must find its way across the American
Continent 80,
Holders of FIvF-TwENrY BoNDs (which are ilaolo
tn be funded ut lower rate of interest WITHIN ShoiS
timel may exchange them for CENTRAL fACif"
BONDS, bearing the rate of interest ana save
from 10 to Is per for reinvestment whiie 'h'i
security remains as reliable as before.
They are dealt in ut the New-iork Stock ENcnanso
and at several of the more important BourseS Oh
Europe We have introduced them into our regular
business upon the same basis rs Government BONUS
aud buy and sell them Us freely at current n'Ao'
rates and are prepared to furnish them to investors
or others ut daily quotations
We buy and sell Government BONO. Goid anu
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RY JAMES NJ. MILLER, Office 90 Pine-st
ON FRIDAY Peb g. Il O'Clock the Exchange Saleroom, Ill
direction Of the
THOMAS J. BLANCK. Deceased.
Nos 426 and 40 utson the iOry brick house with stores
hoOr.
lots Of land side 7thsye. between STA an 53h
land north side 57ihst between 7h-aye AMI Broadway
III south side JBth between haYe. and Broadway
lots % land. 8Ji AMI 8ith..ts Boulevard
land side Of it-ay and adjoining north
side lJjth
Also by order Of JOHN W. BLANCK,
No 9 East the house AMI lot Title perfect
may bond aud mortgage for years the option the
purchaser
For maps and particulars inquire Of JOHN NJ sCRIBNER r
Pnes.. Or VI The Auctoneer. 70 PlnesL
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REAL ESTATE.
Erw-YoRK, Wednesday, Feb. Is. 1911
r Central Park lots by Muller,

M. aoIo of Central Park lots by Muller,
,,',, !. ro drew large attendance at the Exchange
io,, The lots are located on the southwest
W.. - Eightb-aye. and seventy-fourth ST., and are
SUt Hnnnse the Park The bidding was hctlNc anu
H. whole Mot realized s5s,95O Tue corner lo @zNIVp
SOFA lor Miller sold one lot seventynnthst Ok
oS nommeping 900 feet west OF Jhrdaycr Tor Sb'gio
M lot 2oX9l, for $1,000 the vacant
iof corner Washington ana Rector-sls was not hol
10 ~ CIV OF CHICAGO s TO have new park one mile
III ,,.stWard from the COurt-HOuse. From there,
road 200 feet wide, Immediately along the water
edge will extend 20 Lneoln Park from the north end OF
III Oh fhe present lake shore drive VIII he extended To
ate View early in the Spring The expense OF the con-
empated.wOrk will he comparatively small Tor inc enec
IL viii have Oh North side interests, and the pleasure
viii afrd not only the residents of that quarter, but
10 strangers visiting the city, and II completed as now
designed, will he the most successful scheme oI the kd
that has been naugurated In the city.
At Chicago, the most prominent feature OF the real
estate market is the large number OF lots that are being
purchased by laeorng men, mechanics ana sa1 h
men for homes Mechanics, particularly seem 10 nave
money, and buying freely for their own occupation
During the past five six weeks several hundred me
chanics have each bought lot Tor nome Inc aNoIie
localities for this class of purchasers are In the Vicinity
great lumber districts Of the city, or near TO mills
or factories where they depend upon getting work,
and Mill be enough to home To 20 10 their dinners
one real estate agent has sold % lots To as many dnrn
individuals at prices ranging from 500 10 500 per 10.
ing from $500 TO 81 0OO and thus for the comparatively
insignificant sum Of from 81 coo 10 5000 secure home
of Ills own i'm the city This facility for securing home
small cost compared 10 what II can Dc hau lOI III oihe
cities, is the great feature OF Chicago.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
by E. II. LUDLOW co. .,,o
2ls No 3l2 house and o 2H2 VO
BY JANIS ". MILLER. .eor
7shst s. 200 r 9aye $500
MULLER, WILKINS & co.
8th-ave and 7ih St. cor 22IluO @
G-aye adjoining above 2il
8th-ave adjoining above, -
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The days transactions at the United states Treasury

The State ponds continue to decline North Carolina.
led the list usual dropping 10 4si for Old 2C for new
and 2Ot for special tax. Vrgnas, new rcceled 30 GIL
South Cironas declining per cent TO IS os January
and July issues and GO for those Of April ana October
Lousianas were firmer Alabamas. Georgas, AID Mis-
souris being quiet and steady Tic following were tho
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~ Is.
United States for 1870, 1850. aDi
efI
Formulation bv State. with per
en- u iucreose'rom 1870 10 l67N.
Population Of the Territories Of
he United states.
Population Of the I. s.. by coau-
les Tor 1919. 1860. and 1850.
States Of the Union-Nheu ad-
nittei.
Territories Of the L. S.-wheu
organized.
NATIONAL FINANCES
Fouis Issued 20 Paci6c Railroads.
Debt bearing Coin Interest
Debt bearing Interest IN lawful
money!.
Debt hearing no Interest
Debt Ou which Interest has ceased
since maturity.
RecsVtulstion.
Reduction Of Debt under present
Administration.
Public Debt. Dec. ] 1874.
POLITICAL STATISTICS.
Pcrty-Seooud Consr-s far as
chosen senator, ald Representa-
tives politically Cilssiled.
House Of Representatives Of the
United States (XLlst Congress)
Politically Classified.
Ministers Of the United States 70
Foreign Countries.
Senate Of the United States tXLlst
Cougress) Politically Classified.
Standing Committees 81 the Senate
and House OF Representatives.
States Of the Jnon-Arca, POpu-
Capitals. Number OF Presi
lenuai Electors. Governors. &c.
United states GoVeTument-Pres-
dent Cabinet ard Supreme Court
ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1870.
Alabama.
Arizona Territory.
Arkansas.
Colorado Territory.
Connecticut
DakOtah TeLDfT
Delaware.
FIorida.
Ceorrfa
Idsbo Terntorg
TUu,is
Indiana
Iowa
Kansss
Kentucky.
LouIslara.
Maine
MARYLAND.
hss.achusettS
NteL.yrn-
MiDyesgta.
Missouri
Ne,r,sks
New-Jcney
Dew VOTE , oLk- Joy. t f,,'.i....
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Auttion Sales of Real Gstate.

DY JAMES NJ. MILLER, Office % Pine-st.
ID On TUESDAY O'Clock the Exchange Saesroom
IN BROADWAY by AMI under direction Of the Executors Of
JOHN KERR deceased
Nos 4 3l6 8 East nnh The four twostory and
basement brick Houses First and Secondaves
No. 80 and $40 East Forty nnthst The SIX three
storf ha.en row n-sOne front Houses.
No Fulon-st-The Store
three fonr story, hrc"1 stone
Houses ehs. commencing 20
Of ono
on tie Franknst ard West Broalway
Srty per bond and or
Maps snd particulars At the Ohce.
Al, thr f6losins STOCKS belonging TO Estate:
nnck
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Tie Philadelphia STOCK market WIS NLcEuidi '"-"aff
Pennsylvania 6s third issue, sold at iO7t Phadtpha
and Erie r. r., 2G3 Reading r. r. 40 lll6 ana Pennsy
vania r. r., 500. Gold closed at Ma
II Will be remembered that the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga Railway Company failed to meet the January IN
upon it, bonds Endorsed 10y the state of Alabama
and also upon the two millions OF state bonds issued Tor
the benefit of the Alabama and Chattanooga Company
II s also well known that the Governor Of the state
failed to pay the interest upon the said bonds as re-
qured by law, but asked, in message TO the Legsa-
ture for instructions the proper course to pursue
in the premises. The act OF Legislature authorizing tho
issue of these bonds provides that
whenever said interest is not provided for ny mo
company and pay such inteTerest when due as pro
vded I'M this act" the Governor is hereby authorized
and drected 10 ne gotate temporary loans fer aid pur
pose and TO pledge the faith OF the State the payment
the same that the interest upon the Endorsed bonds
Of the State shall be promptly paid when duei
On the 9th inst the Alabama Senate Committee on IN
ternal Improvements made report upan the subject IN
which they declare that the above quoted provision or
law conveys complete and unquestionabe power, and
requires the officers therein named To meet any and an
Liabilities, account Of the default OF any railroad
company TO meet the interest on the bonds OF e stare
well any railroad bonds ind0rsed by the state Tho
report concludes with the following resolutions:
Beoed. That IN the opinion Of tbs Senate no lrter M
stue,.on or DIRECTION neees.a on tne par. OF fhe IN
part the on bonds nos oyerige
STATE Alabama positively and unquaife opposed 70 tie ela
Of pecunary liabilities aud iaiele ness aer in character 81
ad rhersGs The Of Representatives have reiesd to 20
u and impartial uyesta ion 81 az Tho
company bonds this state suggested hT ~ Lfctey
GOV R. B. Lindsay in message OF Jan. "a 57li therefore
R0red That while there evidence within tie kloa.r o. No
Senate wrong doing 0f VI Ag hi o Of MS
state nrrsed u bonds II this 't 0 as Dr.
dorsng the rlros bonds. most cue N u COMPLY
with recommendations II His EEceencr, Gov, b. Lind
saw in the message above referred to-, and 20 ifr as
l. recommend that Committee Ae
appointed BY body whose du shall be make careful ara rg
s1l number 81 bonds issued l rdoi
the state whether any rregut % fau ls een
mte issuing the bonds ntorngshe roli bond. x
this that ell the people shall be Informed Of every material '
in relation thereto. d, 9,
The earnings Of the 81 Louis and Iron Mountain II. X.
for the first week in February 1871, were Sj60I same
week 1870, S229 95 49, increase, Sl34ll Ct.
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ASTRONOMICAL.
CAirNnAEs- Sh0winE t'e Thss'i
Of The Moon. K.sng and settu- %
The Pianeis. Sii.roal Noon Hlgl
Mster &c.
CONJUNCTION o. The Planets an'
oil, Fheuomens
dies 81 Time and Church Days
Direct ore a. CIVIL Engineers.
EcHltes for the year 1871
Jewish and AchsaMvian Cal
eE iars.
Plapets Brightest.
Str.-Haru.ug and Evening.
The Pour seasons
Tile Table for 10 Place.
LAWS. PROCLAMAllONS. &c
ACTS ~ CONGRESS
Army Ohcers-Rec cl.
Bankrupt Act Amended.
Bnige over he Delaware al Can
dfn
Bddge over the willamette
Portland. Oregon.
Cu1sns Rights ot-lo kniore
the Rights Of Cititens " TIE lutte
States
Dehuling States.
DepsrtucIt " Justice Kstal
hsbel
Divorces Provisions FOR in Dis
columbia.
Dsahled Soldiers-ProviiIng Art
Scisl L.mbs therefor
Klectiou Frsuds-Ap Act 10 Pr'
vent and Punish.
Georris-An Act for Her ADM
sion into the Union
Georgia-To Promote keooi
etruction in
Interpretations In District o. Go
lumhis-A General Act therefor.
Internal Revenue f1xes-An Ac
10 Re1uco
Land and Emigration Go. luco'
pointed for Colorado and Ne'
NeIco.
Loyal Citi--ns in the Sonth-Pro
yides Tor PAYMENT Of Boysl Gin
sens Engaged IN Taking the Censu
Of lao.
Bsissppi-Admission Of int
the Union.
N,tionsl Debt-An Act 70 Fun.
the Same.
Oregon Central Rsilroad-Gov
Crafts Of Lands 70 Conn snv.
Patents and Copyrigh's-A Re
vision oftle Laws Relating thereto.
Pensions IN be Pad Quarterly.
Pubic Holidays bstahiisbeu.
S0utherD Psciac r. z. Co.-Pro
vides FOR the Issuing o. Land Paienii
thereto.
Testimonials -- Porbidding The
Presentation 81 Testimonials OF
Giiu from Inferior 10 Superior oh
oers in the Government Service.
Texzs-Admiss,ou of into the
uu.un.
TIE Northern Pacific r. r. CO.
Autaor rel - lssue Bonds
The Tauf-Changes in.
Treasury Agents The Secr-tarl
NAV appe.nt SO Specisl A cuts
TunDsl under The kagan-bude
10 authuntef - b.lii {
Virgina-Terms Of Adm 81 on IN
70 the UmOn.
pKoCfAMATfuNs.
By the Secretary Of state, an
gouBcing the adoption OF the XVI
Amendment 70 the Constitution q
the United safes
By The President. requiring On oh
servancr 81 ne Neutrality laws
GENERAL STATISTICS.
Agricultural Products Of the SeV
era States.
Immigration 10 the 4. ). for s
Tsars
Population Of tie Gtes Of u
Price n cents per copy seven. ,
With cash inelosed
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90 n0hom II man Concern

DEPARTMENT o DOCKS, $40 Ayp 3a BRoApwAT.j
NEW-YoiS Feb. Is. 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that the dumping
" q the and tnkhead Of this city
Of Department
the offending parties to hne
Where tie removal II snow from the deemed necessary per
granted application This Once 90 dump the same from
the ENDS Of certain pers to be designated in said permits
j. GKENVILLE KANE. Secretary.
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COOPERATIVE STORES: THEIR HISTORY,
~ OkGASEAToN. MANAGEAESr. Paper. 20 cens
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OF COOPERATIVE LAND
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Price IS cent?
Sent by mail. post peil. o receipt Of plce.
Adtr,ss THE TRIBUNE. NevY0Fk
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Ciin iiral estate for Sale.

A -EXECUTOR's SALE of the four,storyy
n. modern IroFnsone desirable DWELLING with FURNITURE
No. rutherford place. AI.o Nv same Estate.
East Nuih between Broadway and Univer'i'P''e fall
revised printed list Of STORES and DWELLINGS for SALE aud
to LET, mailed free.
$4,000 LOAN on BOND AID MORTGAGE, in sums to sut on
''V neal Estate Ar'' " v X STEVENSON son, Il Pinest
A -FOUR-ST0RY, high-stoop, modern-t res-
~ coed troauoae no Sc 4qI55 lot lo feet Forty naht'
Also Printed List Of Stores .l SfEyfS5oS son Finest
CHAS. MACRAE's OFFICE, ground floor, 20
y Cedar cor Nassau; conspicuous aud convenient PROPERTY at
fair prices really disposed Of
last THIRTY-THIRD-S ST, between Second
!. u aaa 5 SAMUEL G. BIodrsy
E'OR SALE-On East Fifty-second-st., 3-story,
hghsoop brownone no. 81 11'2; lot iSg sl'
5000 Ao on Gea,e Bohlya near HaqteT 3,oTy high.
all improvements; sold cheap Inquire OF owner il Ea' F 'se-
SON Of Ifsis B. Brown esq soa Brown esq
Refer ny permission to Me''r' BROWN BROTHERS Co. wn' E.
IIOR SALE-A four-story, Engish-basement.
brOEnstoge H3tSE No. 40 Ia. II' 5 l d1 O''O'N'
Apply " F. r. SHERMAN, 81 wanst
ERANKLIN-SQUARE.-For SALE, large
suitable for large mercantile or manga,ng eus.ess Sa sa run
from HOMER Slsl M 1'I "a ' fe o. r-' % Gs
NOR SALE-F0ur-story high StoOp, brown
sonefout HOUSE Hrrai l between Madison and P.rs-
sS s p ' 0 New . Yors Or % fwiSASs Co 5te.
NOR SALE in East Fifty-fOurth-st, near
Fhave hghtoop brown HOUSE -fi' AMI ~
stable about lfrui lot j6rU5 ri5pe
Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN HnesL N,e2i
NOR SALE CIlEAP-A four-story brown stone
1 HOUSE F0rty-thri-st Broadway For full palcu
lar apply to J. KOMAlNE BROWN, l,2eO Broad"ay.
EOURTH-AVE. and Seventy-fourth;st., PLOT
O5 feet on Fourth Seyentourh It. for SALE
bys SAMUEL g. hcCOIIhR % broadway
MURRAY HILL.-For SALE, the first class
" 4story hesioop tnck HOUSE O ParVe and Thirty
sirthst J7tt54 lot J0TD5; prce $4,000 on eay terms n
qurc Of HOMER MORGAN 2Pnest ll.-..l
w II. FALCONER's
W. REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Fourth gtlthst
Established 1889.
House Houses AMI Rents collected. en-
tire charge iafen Of property.
Clur.s moderate and references unereeptonahe
YVEST FORTIETH-ST-T hrce-story, high
w sfoop basement suh-ee1r HOUSE a modern improve
nensi IN perfect orJer; Puoe. = 1000; terms easy.
A =. SMITH d Co. s. Lterfy~t, Room
WEST 22d-st. near 7th-ave., 3-story, brown
stone completely furnished silver linen, china Chckertng
piano. &C., &C.; $500 SAMUEL @. McCOfIER jt5 Broadvay
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The Treasury proposals TO buy bonds elected offerings
to the amount OF 1885 mt lO9Oi to 1915 The
accepted brought 1904 TO 1924 The details fol-
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

DROOKLYN HOUSES at all prices. Send or
I'D call for list NJ A. rutland Co, 3Brekman-st n Y
IGOR SALE-TwO first quality frame BUILD
ISGS Qurcr-.t BROOKLYN within o the Greene
cars; PLACE Moutir y. J., args house. AMI plenty
ROBERT J. DODGE cll Grerreaye.. Brook7n.
EOR SALE-Two HOUSES on CartOn.ave.,
BROOKLYN; Philadelphia brick three stories with basement contain
Improvements. locality fs class lce $4,000 each terms
WILLS W. LEGGRTT.lo Pre.,.. Ses.York
HICKS-ST., between Rrmscn and Jcrolemon.
-Jstor al improvement +lIu, $1,000
Noroage SAMUEL g M,tOTrER. 3G5 Broadway.
NTONTAGUE-ST., near CLlNTON-S3O,0 600
Va HOUSE complete order, for
'-- SAMUEL G. MeCOTTER. 9c5 Broadway.
DORTL D-ANE.-BrOwn stone House f; all
Improvements; $1,000 Bu hwickaye Boulevard sui Broad
Brooklyn D. large frcass houses; grounds R4r5b8; viii
exchange other property SAMUEL G. McCOitR 80 Broadway
pEMSEN- ST.-4-stoTy and basement HOUSE,
HI complete all It's parts One Of the leiauest this beautiful
SAMUEL G MrcoTTER. 9c5 Broadway.
q a nNn CASII-&3,2JO on MORTGAGE
Up l.OOO vii purchase complete HOUSE IN the Nine cath
Ward OF Brooklyn al Improvements Lot 2Irl,el
$. g. McCOTIER 3G5 Broadway.
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Eonq 1slano Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A COUNTRY Notwithstanding, 20 minutes
"A from Thirty folh.; modern House; all the conrenences
gre, sable and oItbuuss % IN complete ORDER
ow easy Address H. ". LEANllT Co. llj Nal-sL
EOR SALE-A very desirable FARM at Islip,
Island; excellent level Ia hne ouicr
SOuisde Railroad; front of one mile
Of ami
ns crops ground sold The II desired Possession
immediate. Address W. g. NICOIi- ~ W al'i, " 1. Oty.
NREENPORT, l.. I.-FARM, of 1865 acres, on
tbe sound front; house
bnillingA SAMUEL g. McCOTTER, IS Broadway.
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ate flrmness in Foreign Exchange continues, wi

Money rules easy and Without change at and pet
cent on bonds and stock cOllaterals Primo
business notes are demand, and rates follows:
Per Cent.
Commercial frstcas Endorsed paper 60 dsys....... 6e
Commercial hrsi class Endorsed paper, a y
Commercial frstea iRiorsed paper months. . n
Commercial frst.cass single names 90 daYs........ 90
Commercial 6rst-olass single names tod mouths y az
Bankers frsoass foreign, co 81
Rnnkers. class domasic 20 4 month";
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Government bonds steady at the early calls, hut
a frmer feeling subsequently noted on the entire
list the market closing steady The 1885 and Currency
g. were firm throughout the day Fisk Hatch report
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INV AMI 'Ni CAMBRIDGE MASS

Conprises the following Departments:
Harvard CoueTeT University LeouDynty shoo-Lav School
Medical seheoDeutsl schocswrene Scientific sohoo-sehoo
N Mining and Pracsl GeoogyBuev Institution "a School Of Ag
culture and neutrality-suspicious. GaenAsironOmca Observatory
Museum Of Comparative zaoOgy-Peaboy Musenn Of Archaeology
Episcopal Theological School.
The next academic year berins on September o. 1871.
The first examination for admission Harvard ColeFe win hegn on
June % at The second examination for sdms9sn TO %
schools will begin Sel@ee, 2a The saGsie' 70, ,a%p NJ
alternative ior portion circular describing the ne"
requisite RSd et sraTRIon Br S eoo IN 50T
which twenty begin the week Feb PA These lectures M or
women circular describing them will be mailed application -
,ne IA" and IA S Of is 600 vounes circular explains the rev
con study the PSi, 81 e. TIE , S ss. i Fos Is
For catalogues circulars OF Information w. HARRIS secretary
IRVING INSTITUTE, Taryt0Tn, n: a. nd "a
Boarding School The School y9sL viii commence
For circulars apply % D. S ROWE NJ A. PnnsPs ,7,:7,
MILITARY BOARDING w SGHQp9Sbb' " li'0
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
vi SsTUTE SS%TsT' sk6 ERS' w. t' cI1RkS
ID Pipeps Prepares BOYS Of all ages for business or 'os VI
r'I.Sn1 RssT S Sc, Circular had the Institute which
parents are invited to visit
MRS. PARKS's BOARDING and "a a.
sC02E eus as i Enf :s Tla sdoD Hn
men,s in the Of superior teachers
NIT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE; - ~ PTlyat e
VI Glasses for Boys Amherst Mass Establishes '''"
NASH T. w. Fnholpah
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH
z BRANCHES Classes Mshematc by graduate oil isr'au
Address L. PERRY A. b. B. s. 2S' Letngionaye eoh,I
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER DELAWARE CO., PENN
1For Resident Cadets oniy) -
WEDNESDAY January The bnllngs nave
teen erected and %HT sbRF Rg Tn5us iG 81 DOLLARS
VERY thorough instruction is given in the
A''' CLASSICAL, and
SCIENTIFIC COURSES
Two graduates f the ..
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY
devote their time exclusively 10 the
~ ~ DEPARTMENTS OF MATHEMATICS AND
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Careful attention is gwen moral and religious culture Of
FOR Circular. applr to Col THO HYATT
President Of P. NJ A.
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. D., of POultney, Vt,
HI will receive his family FOR AID instruction, jan B
limited oil BOYS from to 10 old Application should 10
made
Coward INSTITUTE-Florida, Orange Co.,
- NY Few more boarier wanted to f Session begins
PEP and continues through months I'll sept The best OF
T. g. SClRIyER, A. NJ
VNHE UPTOWN INSTITUTE, No. $50 Sixth
ave English branches, ancient and modern languages and msie
mates carefully taught W. Schemroru and O. mton Pnncpa&
VERMONT HOME SCHOOL Poultncy, va
for p BOYS literally taken into the family and taught Az
branches uearr for college for $3.50 PEI year IN
GLIDING books Stationery ueHdng and preeg i ItSv n ~
Is my it'. D. W" +--'-'f - -
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY at AZ West Washing
~ to1plsee will let ROOM, elegantly furnished W
gentleman VI aBrt hahls Hihsgt be<2.
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Price 20 copy post paid for 81 Address al orders
With cash inelosed TIE TRIBUNE. Nes-iork-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-08
M

STATE OF NEVADA. OF TY ~ LYON. S.
- In the District Ccurt # The Th.ri Jrdici,
District The State f Nrya, -nG- t. IuSEpu
SNf Ek, erecting You are her"by snruraop.,,
to appear il an action comm ruc-d .eairs, Won -
drtend mt by lE\NA NYnfR H. plaintiff, in
the DI-trlct Cont # The Third i dicial District.
IN ard tnT the County of lyon. STAT Of Nevada.
at layton. in sari county, and answer the com
plnin' therein, which j. IN fife with re Clerk II
laid Court. within ten d,y- after he service 30
You II Ibi- summons exclusive + tho Gay # ,.--
vice. il served IN said county. ~ fwcnty day. IL
served "u' II SAID county hut with. ,ai4 District.
ami in all orher cases forty days :. ufCn.rrt
default viii be tak'n against yuu. acC,ld l u To ia.
prayer Of the said complaint.
The said action i b. ughr To recover a decree
'Is>niYing the bHn"s # ina rip.ui Y nov existing
httwe'n you emf plalut #. IN the grn, nd OF adui-
try committed 10y You. and a 50 a., rlt- craund #
dTse'fi"n since bout the IL day Of tlril. $50,
and ais FIR fifty S5f) dollars r,iiB> .. in I'M,
action. and f : ca~tS OF suit: I'll f which Nor,
fully app@ars b. cnnp'alt uu file herein. TO which
y"n arr iler.by REFER ed.
And you are further not h-l u a. = Won fail +.
appear ant an-w"r the -iEl cumilaint, the said
plaintiff will apply 10 the cur for The r.Ij-,
PRAYED for in complaint and take in izn ent for tho
said sum and interest. besides CO Is.
- In testimony whereof, !, GEO. -
AEgs2 X III, have her-rntn sci nav hand A.,
3SS sfiSei he -nal If s1id Cont. thi. sab
day cf July, A. b. 1871.
GRO. ". KFITH.
Clerk of the District Cour; Of the Third Judi, hi
DisIricC. syada-
JOHN POWELL. JR.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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