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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
TIE Cosnrcrrcur Eiscrros TO BE 7

LIE CoShfcTfcur ELECTION TO BIZ t.
House, yesterday sAfter our telegraphic report
closed, passed, after much opposition from the
demoelst the resolution authorizing q com nit
tee with fun powers to inyestieste t6e elecriou
returns Tor Governor and State oaicers. Both
houses then adjourned until Msy 10th. Mean-
while the committee will examine into the
alleged errors in New Haven. Enfield ana
Chethire, and report Who has actually recei yes1
majority Of votes cast for Governor. IL no one
has majority, the Legislature will elect on
Wednesday next by ballot; II, after ascertain 10
the facts IN the above places, IL. sh al an, az
either candidate has majority, that c .na 4 "A
will be declared, by resolution, eirc-el ms
to-day week.
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1HK COAL kEsuMPTIoN.-To-d sy work /. 10
be resumed by the employees OF the wlkesbar
Ooal ana Iron Company at a reduction of i've
Genus per ron. This corporation employs . rOp
mer, and ships from 50 900 t. 10 600 tons or seoai
week TIE miners delegates at ScraRtor
aver ueir ability TO hold out from three TO six
mouths longer. Al the same time We are told
that In ore locality ar lesst mines families are
suferiDg for the actual necessaries Of life. aud
one dispatch tells of the death Of q member of a
miners family from starvation. IL Is the Ure-
vsilipg opinion that local AZ btration viii De the
only way to bring about q general RESUMPTION
the General Council Of the W. Il. A. taking no
definite action in TIE matter. Prominent coal
operators predfct there will be All immedia ate re-
sumption. The miners at the several coliieries
that resumed work on the first and second are
still ut WORK ana no suspension IL expecfe6
.
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Frann the Pacific Stone.

4 M AI-liOH IdTyO-I NsdiclI vHfFttlH.
San FRANCISCO, May 3.-The steamship Con-
sttnoon, FOR Panama, to-day carried $40 90
in treasure, and merchandise 10 the yAlle of
500, 900.
The American Medical Association. after
lengthy cebate, referred the nam me OF ID. X.
Townsend, OF Philadelphia, TO the c0mmittee
on ethics, TO report his standing with regard y
the urofassfop
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From London,

DiEHer to Commodore Ashbbry-The Times on "a,
Legal Tender Decisions.
LONDON. May "A complimentary dinner
was given last evening to Commodore Ashbury
by the Thames Yacht Club.
The 1tmes, editorisly, says the decision OF the
United states Supreme Court In favor of the
Atty OF the legal tender act is botn
unjust and violent. and will prove q misfortune
10 the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
The Eric Canal Reaah

steaoily since yesterday noon. Work on the
break IN the canal lie nearly suspended. az ihe
rain has N ade the roads bad for hauling earth.
ne IGepects now are that tn break viii not
be repaired as soon as vas expected. CANA
conr .issioners Fay, Chapman, and Wright, and
auoitor Dayton are here, intending to writ the
break IL tie weather PERMITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
Half q mfllasn for Charft,

CHICAGO, May Sex Governor John Wood,
OF QsiIcy, Id, has just donated his mansion 10
that city, which WAS bbiit 1t q cost OF over
so Gee, together with the furniture therein,
and tne whole block OF ground surrounding IL,
TO the city Of Quincy for the purpose Of q fe-
male seminary, with the express understanding
total value Of the property IL half . milIisn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
The Car hook Murderer 60 be Tried
Next Week.

NV YORK, May i.-Ihe Special plea PM n
hy Wn. ID. Foster, the murderer OF Avery ~
Putnam, IN the Court Of oyer and IeTminer
this morning, that Judge Cardcz0. the presii-
mg justice, was incapaciated from holding this
court. lnasmuch r. be was one Of the judges ap-
pointed 10 hold the general term was Overruiel,
Hhereupon the prisoner plead not guilty. HIS
uisl was set down for next Thursday perenptJ-
riliN.
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The Mace-Coburu Fight.

BUFFALO, y. Y, May 4.-The Mace coblrn
fight IL the absorbing topic OF cony.rssfiou
among the sporting men here, and a large
amount OF money is stsked on the result.
STEAMERS leave Detroit, Buffalo, Erie. Pa, AMI
the rendezvous at Erie. The hshting ground
named IL a"blind." The place selected VII
not be officially announced until the day Of the
tight. -
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Woman Suffrage Mass Meeting.

Nkw YORK, N ay 4.-Ihe American Woman &
sunrsge Association will hold a mass meeting
IN Stelnwsy Hall, in this city on the 10th. Emi-
nent speakers are advertised, with the prospect
VI rare meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
Railroad ON Gers elected

CLEvELAHD, May 3.-The following named
gentlemen have been elected on GERS of tina
michigan Southern and Lake Shore railroad :
PRESIDENT, Horace Clark, of New York; vice
president, Augustus Schell: treasurer. Lanes
q. Bunker secretary and assistant Treasurer,
Geo. h. Ely.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The loss by The
destruction by nreof the government storehOusa
on berba Buena Island, consisting of engineer
ing Instruments, stoves, pontoons e. l. from
sSo!Ooo 70 $4,000. Sparks from the hospital
chimney caused the fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Auroer Case - Centennial Commtssioners Ap-
pointed
MILWAUKEE,, May 4-The coroner's verdict In
the Mckenzie murder case was IN at the dec asad
came TO HE death from blows inflicted by James
Rowan.
Hon. Dsvid Atwood and 4. ID Helton have
been appointed Centennial Celebration Com
missionere from wisconsin.
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Kemtucky POlteJcs.

Democratic Nomination for Gorernor-'. Dglufk's
Knott, Not the Nan.
CINCINSATI, OHIO, MAY 3.-The democr attic.
State convention OF Kentucky met TO-DAY AZ
Frankfort and continued In session until nid-
night. on the rxth ballot r. n. Leslie waz
nominated for Governor, receiving 63S votes fa
4S2 Tor u. Proctor Knott,
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- western paper mentions On aid,i-C~ Oc
NILSSON " Following her with the pertissrs-y OK
coon uoe assuming variety Of d.ssa y
clab."
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Rids for aaxeramenf Gold-

NV YORK, May There were forty- two
bids for gold to-day amounting 70 about ~ &c.,
OC0, at 10 - to l,IlI6. The awards will b.,
- Gee, eco At I, II .05 ITO 20 l,ii.i6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

LIEUT.. JAMES B. MACKALL, OF the Engineer
Corr died at Santa Fe New Mexico on the 18th
OF April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

NoRFoLK, Va, May 4.-The steamship North
American has arrived. She sailed from Liver
pool on the 10Th OF April. She hiss on board ten
cabin and ninety eight steerage passengers.
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The Massachusesss senate Order. ,
MN 90 be I'm prlAOned 2a naxa

bUsIOff MAY o.-Mhlor Henry Emery, on
Lowell, was, by order OF the Senate, sentenced
TO all twenty-five days for contempt OF court.
he wlll be brought before the Supreme Court
the constitutionality of the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

SECRETARY robson lett here last evening
for trip North on business, and expects 10 be
absent about week.
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wife m uP0Ar.

LOUISVILLE, May 3.-willism White shO, his
tons Station, Ky.
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BATCHELOR,s HAUR nvE

THIS splendid Hair Dye lie the best In the world
aImess, reliable, instantaneous, does rot contain
dea, nor any r,tade poison to produce paralysis
3Sasf'ng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
nr, a, hschelofs Hair Dye has had ttivty years
unternlsned reputation to uphold its Integrity as
sne only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
y al druggists. ADptied at rs Bond str eet, New
AoLA. feS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

SAN fRAkcIsco, May 3.-The Blossom Club
bias arrived from New York. There Wa no &c.
moLstTation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the new loan to-day
amounted 70 Sa0, Geo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

AJAX TO- this aud take no other. The only article
that is perfectly harmless. Warranted to resroT.
GRAY Hair. remove Dandruf n, and stop its falling on.
Large bottles, containing over half ~ much mnr.
than any other Hair Preparation, 81. Sold BY
" ard Walsh, 18th 81. and Pa. ave and 18th ANA q
y. Calvert Ford. 1105 Pennsylvania avenue
Chr istiani Bros 18th and n streets.
Nv Cropley, 10 Bridge street. Georgetown.
ID. U Dor nell, Sth street, Navy Yard.
ID. p. Kicking. Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue
* A. Bacon, AZ and streets. Island.
VIM. II Dav, corner 10th and l. streets.
Aud al the Depot, corner Of ID aud SITS n W, ap22
WHISTLES, GINS, Erc.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of BYE and
ECU B RBgH, "Old Urow,n Bowen: !" Choice Old
nongshe!a, Pine Apple" The above brands have
been selected with great care, and certainly the
best OLE red la our city, and figures that cannot
fsiI 20 suit all respec fully call attention 10 nv
TOM GIN bought By me at auction in New
the S,t ans Tn rn can sell Rsr gallon than
And Proprietor Of the Celebrated
NATIVE WINE SITTERS,
mhs-u 1917 Pennsylvan avenue.
ThUhSTONp lYOKY PEARL TOOTH POW.
Dnk Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth sed by all druggists Price, Is and 50 cents
JOUVENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re.
Gores sol led gloves equal to new Sold by all drug.
ssts and fancy goods dealers Price, = cents deS II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

4 Bo1d o. the fe0aOn Hen Predicted
Nsw YORK, May i.-The World says All tn
fenton men IN all the departments OF the Gus
tom house viii be removed before June Let.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

FIRsT-CLAss CLKRKs APPoISTBD.-John ".
Wells, OF Indiana, j. NJ. Ashfeld, of Ohio, and
John Enoch, OF Tennessee, were to-day APP
pointed frst-class clerks in the Pension Bu-
reau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
From she west

I"t ",nthesV4u nFectuI ftecLIDH-fFFrd NfsFi0n N
tae Illinois LeSisto,Erc-7le Tgndals Murder
CHICAGO, May 4.-The vote on bond srhttra-
ment IN Minnesota yesterday was yery uyhf
Returns received show q majority for The bar !.
but the probabilities are that this plan Of sc lnc
the old railroad debt IL defeated.
Governor Palmer's proclamation converting
The Legislature IN extra session has been t--ued.
IL fixes May 2ith as the time, and incla ies an
subjects mentioned in previous dispatch, eN-
cept the river improvement bill. II compre-
bends an addition questions OF regulation, eser-
cise, general domain, and the investigation of
deficiencies in the appropriation for the iusana
hospital and the soldiers orphans home. Milton
Nhlthers, who was released from the Spring
held all the day before the murder of Mr.. Tvs
dale. las been arrested at jacksonville, H.. ON
suspicion Of having had something TO do with
the crime. An additional reward OF 5000 q
offered by the citizens for the arrest aud con-
viCtion OF the murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
WOOllen Aflls Nm

HARTFORD, May 3,-The woolien mills OF
to day. Loe, SO, 900; insurance, SIS 90.
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The Bank Of E.x,a.d

LoEpor. May 4, 4 30 p. m.-Tbe bullion ia ia :
BaDk Of England has increased 659. ,OOc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04
The Isthmus Canal Survey.

HdTdshlpS EEcuuNtsrsu ~ fhs krIlogfrs--I 7. ..
Funding q a Practicable RoHis-lH:srcgtr
Particulars.
CHIrAGasA. April IS. via KrScsro =
NAICA. May Z The survey OF the canal TO.
from Cupica Bay 10 the AtTatO, via the MAJ
river. II complete, and the United States steau
ResaCs hes returned 90 this settlement to Az
the arrival Of The party from BOcs Paya. g.
msnder Selfridee thinks his discovery sussl
ful for the purpose intended. The ds'a
from CuIics Bay 10 the AtTAtO, along the b..
OF the NapiIi. ie sixty nine aud q half nj
but IN straight line only twenty seven m
from the Atrato. Some % the party proccCU
10 Negia, y village ten miles further up.
provisions. The NsPiPi nOws through a m0..
famous country, and about thirteen miles fr1
its mouth divides and obtains an addition
10 l. proposed 20 make thirteen locks from a.
Da9uado, eighteen miles tTom the AIatO,
construct q tunnel through the mountains, a
descend 10 the paI....S ~ n.hs lee
The survey occupied twen'y-seyen Ia.
No intelligence has been received from ~
explorers up the Cue. IL n certain they n
met the party following the PsrOnchila ~
rom the Atrato. The elevate on In that a.
ton Is likely to exceed that previOusl,
nounced. Regarding the route via the Ia
u re iIDprsctcsble. The party from the
steamer q uard will return they came. 4.
on this side intend drawing a line from
encountered by the party all along that river
two thirds OF the men being stricken down viii
fever, and over twenty seamsn snd msehetOrs
are under medical treatment a. BOca Pava
Only four men and one officer are able 90 A,
anything. The entire party wi n ret arm 70 IN,
Resacs in q fortnight. II IL stiI hoped the rout,
wa Iangua VIII Ice successful.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENUR-The receipts from this
source to-day we're s49l ,s2S42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Ihe United States OF Colombia are 10 have
a section OF land set of as q federal distric, on
the Plan Of the District Of Columbia.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
At The Star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylvania Nv. and llfh ~
EyHSIsG STAB NEWSPAPER WNPlaI.

TIE STAB is served OF carriers 10 then SUD-
,cribers I'm the CITY and District 81 TEN CHNIs rI1
WIKI or FoRrY-FOUR CESIs PKR MONTE. Copies
NJ the counter, Two CTNIs.
PRnI ToR MAILING :-Thres Months, S1.so'
III Months. "a 90: ore Year, - 90. no pspsrs
are sent from the ONCE longer than paid TOR.
TIE WEEKLY sTAB-putlished on Br,dsy
No rrinz-8l SO o year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

j. y. GRANGER, Recorder OF the Genera
Land Office, yesterday afternoon resigned his
position, to tax effect on the 3lst proximo. His
resignation was accepted TO day, but no one
has yet teen designated for the vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

GENERAL y. p. CHIPMAN has RECONSTRUCTED
his intention OF rssignmg his position as Terri
torisl Secretary, and Will hold on at least until
the new government of the District is fairly
jnaupuratel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

TIE STATEMENT that ex- Governor Curtin, OF
Penn, now our Minister to Russia, has been
rendered the Postmaster eneralship, Is with
out any foundation, as MIR. Creswer has no
intention OF resigDing, and the President does
not desire to make q change in that office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

"NEwsPAPER Row, on 18th street, the head
quarters OF the Washington correspondents, il
to be reconstructed during the recess OF Con-
gress; that is 10 say, Mr.. Caleb Willard, propri-
etor OF the houses constituting the Row, W i'll
have the m pulled down and replaced by hand
some and commodiops structures, with iron
fronts, and specially adapted TO the uses of the
newspaper men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-04

Il &. REIC dENBACH'S Piano Store,
L. No. 423 llth Street, dboue Penn1. Avenue,
ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARS.
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM kRsbe 4 Co.. Baltimore and VIM
McCammOn, Albany; also, second hand 6&
Pianos, organs and Melodeons for sale or VvNy'
rent on the most accommodating terms: Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. spl-Iy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
prinrlus.

prlnIlHg.
DIIBIJSIIERS will find every facility for the
Fompt and Of ADAMS and CYLINDER PRESS
WoEK Al nOLHAH'S, corner Centre ani White stA
XXyM. EVERDELL" SONS, 1U4 Fulton-st.-
w 'LirHOGRAPHIC BrRlM JOB PRIGTIRs And LAaRL
hAHUTAcTgkBn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

Several work hOrses brought from % 70 200 pof heaN
lot secondhand wagons disposed Of Of satisfaoA
tory prices.
The sale that was DO held this morning at No. AWest
Fortyfth has been postponed and the whole stock
will be brought to Messrs. Johnston Van Tasneils
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart, whore 1t win form
purt OF the stock to be brought under tho hammer at
next Fridays regular semi weekly sale. The sale OF Jho
late John Deyerss private establishment VIII take place
as announced Thursday tho Btn INST, at
a. IN. (See advertisement) 49,,
Grdiron steps, grate-steps as they are sometimes
called are ut the present largely used In coupes
brOughams hndauets. dog carts. carts, and heavy
rhactOus Their appearance sgsod, and among sheir
are the facts that they prevent the OdB
nent Of mud aud dispense with the use OF stepcovers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.

Nxw.Ya AZ. Wednesday, Oct Is, Isri.
The horse market Ia 3 been very dull to-day,
and there Is scarcely any Do noss to note. exceps tho
sale held at Nessrs Barker hases city Auction Mart
and New-Yort TsttorsaIs wheA Notwithstanding the
very unfavorae state Of the we her, Large crowd OF
CITY and country buyers had eoussA >ted this being tho
first sale since the establishment rs.ss into the hands
OF the present owners The stseE en- red brought tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
Eau Schools.

TOIJJMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ Fourteenth Annna Tenn Of this InsttCion WI commence
NeWYoTk WEDNESDAY October I'LL aud
fu Of instruction Is
plsted GoSut mOutAA Graduates admitted
without further examination Address for catalogues or other
Information. o. 81 LGfAySitsplscS, - . n
7 AW SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY of the
CITY Of NBWIORK-SlueRB their names At the
Law LGr7rv Washington At N and u m Session ends
June 10, 1874 - --.,-. -.,.-,
The conferred EXAMINATION admits 10 practice without
'1r"" '1H-i'A''@ ''' T. R JAoUES, rs ChambeSst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
6iinations manteo--females.

NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-A Stu
~ alton desired in South Brooklyn for English girl recently
arrived thoroughly sma private family preferred APP
ply JOHN WOOD, COlumbIs ami Himlton.aVe South
brooklyn.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID-A situation is
" desired South Brooklyn young English girl recently arrived
comrtsnti small private family preferred Apply to
JOHN WOOD, Coun6Ast and Hamilton ave- South BI0oIyn
IOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
u German Institute Norfolk between RTinEtou and sntou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
Brooklyn propertp 10 frt.

EOR RENT-Elcgant brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
No rSt place Brooklyn; complete with all Improvements
rcrs 10 fors in parorS lreScOeI ceilings &c HoIACk L.
FLETCHER, 200 Montague ST.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Wednesday. Oct IS. 1871.
No public Gales were made at tho Exchange
to-day and the business was very quiet In all depart
ments Tomorrow Qhursdayl Muller Wilkins VIII
offer some very desirable Fort Washington property az
auction under direction Of the executors OF the late
LuCius Chtenden This property ia unusually desira-
bic and the sale attracts general interest
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-JERsEY REAL ESTATE.
A ID. MELIICK. IR.. 4 BROIHkR
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DAILY TRIBUNE THURS
austion Sales of Real estate.


ApRAs II. huLLHa ksoteassz.
DEREMPTORY SALE,
BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR, OF
VALUABLE VILLA SITES
on
wASHIN GTON IGHTS
81 LOTS
ON
BROADWAY.
ADRIAN II. MULLER p. Il WILKINS c..
VIII sell at Auction,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90,
AT IL O'CLOCK
At the Exchange SAeroom. Ill broadway,
Nv order OF N AYRES esq., Executor LUCUS CHTTTENDRN,
deceased, % VILLA SITES, situate on
WASHINGTON NIGHTS.
This property part large tract the Hgh purchased ~ me
late MI Cepde reserved aseng The CHOICEST and MONT
DESIRABLE property the Hg commands an eTsehye view
OF the Rivers and Of the beautiful valley lying BE-
Harlem Rivers and for heslthtulneS OF location
graneur beauty variety Of scenery Surpassed By prep
ertv on EswYort Island or ts Vicinity.
The NEW RIVER BOULEVARD being d out under the dire
ton Of Psr Commissioners and which through tie west.
% property WILL when compile ed add greatly 70 It's sc'
cesshtv being along the high laid the bant OF the
river Park viii afford the beautiful and picturesque
tho Island The property also bot short drive hoH e'
81 LOTS,
adjoining nboveesote property and fronting BROADWAY
rh tue width Of 100 OF the best
roads Island Tie property will be sold With restrictions
against husa
Seventy the purchase money the option Of the
MAJ, ', At the % osce Of The AuctC1ccr. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26
4mnsemenis.

CAnRMv np rEucTN MT GCOM
"A ~ a-sas.S.sIIV "a. :, A.
Ie-e $1,000 "" " 10
.. BTRAEOGCH ITALIAN OPRRA COMPANH
NITv cupTsTrr. vII ssoI
- ,.onno, . .a. o 1880. r'A0oH.
o" aAaTHH W. -
MA CIiRIsrtNA EILssoE. ..NAKTHA
hss oAESiR LOUISE CARY.... ...U........."..EAkCL.
LIONEL
Sig t IA sri ~ PLUExEL
Music. DTscos All COsdo :a. o MSRSraSk
FIRST GRXH0 EIISsOE nSTIrER
- - LUCIA Di LAMMRRAOOR
MIla CHRISTTNA Nj SON, :, a Luc1A
Sig BRIGNOLi EDGIaD1
Sig BARRE......................I "a ... 1sHToS
SYga Reicbardt Lvan, CeIeth snd nne Cooner
MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 20 a. a 49,
Mile NILSSON will appear Coz he Sst uas -
wEpSKsDAT gvEsIsG s sa 4 =, v.uA
LUCIA DI LAMHRRMOOR
Nile. CHRISTINA NILSSON. 81. LUCIA
Rc.r1A r
coy; q sc. sss& an,cv. Admission, 40, p, s a,
and 80; Bore. go ,1d S ID, N, ala, -. p,o,s.,
Co" DOW ''' At TIKI BRookLYH AcADEaT
THIS CTHURSDAfl NGNnSiI Ve'0'ef o. "'sd0eA'
La FAyoiHIh. ~
The "'enN'y l1Anos are nsea oy VIC o'I-.O'0o opA
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Admission to p,Ioonr Al oi reserved seats e. Amos 70 PIE
cnr AZ g.sst1. az ~ e',. 4. BsleoSy 81. Ia Paruoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

b. DlNGER, Ancioneer
WILL SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
w SATURDAY., Nov t. 1884, al O'Clock ID precisely,
parcels, now fenced, the
VALUABLE Farm OF Blk YONB ACRES.
Of Ncw-Rochee WestcheT County T. for
merlY owned and occupied hy George Lockwood.
The Plots as well located for villa sites ard
from q to Within Plot No stands aseu deS guo and
subStant stone dwelling ce under MI Loci uoos personal
srtrvon Tor bis own private residence contains Kitchen cellar
sitting dining paps beooms and bathroom
LED into the house dne garden fuess in fol esans
tsgc &c sale positive Terms Possession immediately Sale
on the premise At O'Clock precisely SATURDAY Nov ls
For terms OF sale lie. apply JOHN FOWLER, IT, attorney
alaw, No 81 Nns>ui e. FE H. COwDREY. It.au
No Ct WAst MILLER PEET 0PDYKB, SttorDesAlaG No 100
Brodway CHARLES L. SMITH No 241 Broadway
b. DlNGEB K Co,
huctioneerS
No 81 CeJArst., New. Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-26

OF ACRE FARM, at a great bargain.-Good
new House Barn trrate land healthy lOcA
uOH' ~ N' ~ CHARLES W. WARD, 70 Cedtr-st