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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12
Ihe 1ajln State 2coister,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted }
PERKINS & STREET..

DFFICE Rails Brick Building, Second
street, Opposite The Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE INDIAN
BUREAU.

The following il brief summary OF the
evidence taken before the Committee of the House OF
Representatives charged with the Investigation OF ms
conduct i'm the Indian Office. II will he recocc'eu tna
these charges were preferred by William Wesh OF fhia
delpha and the testimony brought TO support THESE
charges was summed up length by Mr. Welsh in the
case as presented to the Committee. lie MAKES the
point that the Bureau WAS not entitled 10 make
contracts or purchases without special law or appro
priaon ADEQUATE and that the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs did make purchases as shown by testimony OF
Indian supplies to the extent of nearly 100000 1t was
for the Committee to consider from the testimony fur
nshed whether the exigencies of the condition OF the
Indians and the difficulties involved in carrying out the
letter of the law, justified excused its violation There
were irregularities in the filing Of contracts neglect OF
reouired consultation with the Board Of Indian Commits
sioners prices and purchases and eSorbitan prices
paid The evidence brought on these points is vo-
luminous and not essentially contradictory ana seems
show also that there was ooseness about receipts
and vouchers not at all credltaDe 10 the hS
traOTdnary freight was paid for the delivery OF han
goods and supplies, seemed TO have sustaining evidence
but they were met by Commissioner Parkers testimony
of urgency in the matter OF delivering the supplies
within q specified time, inducing him 70 MAKE cohliaSt'
with persons whose experience would insure such uc'
livery -. 49,. 49,,
Offering TO fulfill contracts for delivery Of cattle and -four
atlower prices than those actually paid There was some
evidence that by irregularities IN tDe mahageneh1 con-
corning the acceptance 4i od,, inc n Diver
settling accounts ana lHe system Va
OF supplies the Government was a heavy loser
The Inference which most readers . would
draw from Mr. WelSh's testimony 81 at least that the
INDIAN Ring" IL not yet completely broken up, ana
thai Parker has found IL more convenient
IN deal through its we'll worn channels than through the
new paths of the Indian Commission perhaps not
yet fully cleared OF me natuIa, oo5 a.rj;os
which officials interpose whenever ANYTHING
j. attempted out OF the accepted routine MI. Welsh
Somuains little OF the short time allowed him TO sum
mo hs evidence but admits that IN other respects duo
Sarities have been afforded him. pleasing aeknowl
dment of the absence personalities, which has been
distinguishing feature Of this interesting investigation,
and tbe preston OF tho hope that the cause OF indian
rroqss and civilization has been forwarded by IT. de-
xeopments and the legislation that NAV Row theterOin
InSis fhe summary From additional remarks, 10
onnears that the Improvement in the condition o indian
ofrIirs since the appointment OF the Commission Is
already clearly marked, and though Tar from V!sVasb
ia HIGHLY euCOuragiEg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

Osagos whose lands In Kansas were recently oyerrun
with settlers have lust been placed there They were
not permitted to stay In their own country because
whites and Indians coud not get along Their houses
farms little Fields hogs, were taken possession Oh
by the white ntruders, and before they have tlmc 70
build new houses I'm their now country, ana before
the is DRY the paper that drove them out, meas
ures are pendnE 20 drive them out again.
Senator Nyc Chairman Of the Committee OF territories
II, the Senate seems to be Of the opinion that lnuns
nisen" He recommends Of the Senate Territorial
bills and opposes the Indian Constitution framed at DC
mul zee. The Ocmugee Constitution originated IN TINS
WAY In the treaties Of 1893 provision was inserted Tor
General Territorial Council which should not interfere
with the tribal governments An appropriation OF slo
was made for II last year. and IL assembled IL fraed
general Constitution, going far as the powers grane
by the treaties permitted It, II made provision iot o
election OF officers from the citizens there Great o2e
tons have been made 10 this, but il is hard 10 see he
force. As the difference OF race is involved u is gt
question about putting a handful OF 90
adyenWrers In position 10 do miscnei rrte
people Of whom they know nothinR. C tiro
appointees In oil probability, would be ucin o,,ber
gTessnen brOken-dOwn politicians, VINO "o" - -,
90 I'm there the agents Of railroad companies ~ Ov
ing for white State that could send them paSh W cid
ngtOn as Senators. Upon the whole the hla.ss e
not I've likely elect Dybody worse Tor Inel '
whites President Grant recommends tno d. ~
the Ocmulgee Constitution with mOdlhcalons, tnted
of which are that Federal officers shall DC aIPorai
There Is every Indication that all the oLher nt,
hills are mischievous and I'm bad faith iheIh a.
OF public lands for squattcrs STILL ana Wheh @ -, ,he
acduir, great value that value OughttO pe El'Vh ~
owners 10 stop this nefariOus system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
CRIMINAL COURTS,

Moses w. Hawks the "eurb-stone broker" ar
portion Of the proceeds ~ $1,000 worth Of
IAL. Sbs. sV souWeeu Railosd bonds gven bin b. F
sersap Of the ComPauy negotiate loan upon, fully
6Jnn4d for ll on SATURDAY.
At the Essex Market Police Court William Gruber
committed yesterY charge Of stealing
b.ssel Of whisky value $3.50 Pek MNnys liquor
Patrick MOuahSu, committed for attempting
70 Orr the Seventeenth Precinct with table knife
Lewis NewIine. of No. 1913 Stanton-st.; Theodore
Kappe Henry Oupa No 81. StanOnst
Pfnc Stsnton md Christian Yoeplss, Of No l39
special arrested Gon bonch saur and gave bail
IN 5000 each.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Justice
anisy YESTERDAY committed Nm and Patrick Martin hboer who
.Iggd with Nm Rankin the sloOn OF
at 10 Sniave. When Ofcrr Moses lor inteered
Rounirrau Murray and eon Of burned 10 the saloon
nj srrs.ei the ssslirs after s,rusge
During the past week at the TOmbs Police Court
disposed by JusIcs Hogan OF these 21
arrested loIieaon dsehsged p arrested for petty snr
sn committed sanh aud batter and discharged
conduct discharged % Migrants sr 10 persons held
and norsh0Js picking pockes oenne the Of the
Commissioners Chahhss and Correction.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
jeremiah Dixon OF No " Csthauuet yesterday for having
sOon Hsgaleus Muller Of Me- II Ohver' by whom she
The cst Of John Sheelp No. ~ whanst while standing in
Csna+t The examination IN be OF Officer
Joseph Matthias Ro1Bdsnsn Nelly the head sh his club
owing sence u the District Atorney
orutb ~ AleOn. 23
Butte committed for stealing 100 from Ann
Ct,e who bold trust for the orphsn
~ the lsie Mgsrt DAILY Palmer esrmsn employed
pieces value J belonging e. his oDp0S Part Of the stolen
property Wi found In hs possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NgW-YORS

PORT OF NEWBORN. IS.
CLEARED.
Senhp Australia (Br Heiersck Liverpool and Glasgow Hen.
delr0n Bros.
steamship Main H. a. Won Oe-ndop Bremen orlrehs Co.
hemshp Wilmington Co Key West aud Galveston, H. Mallory
GCo.
steamship Victor. GATES New Orleans Chs IT, MALLORY Co
steamhp Crescent City Norton New Orleans Frederic Baker
Steamship Ashland, Moore, ferusndua, Jas Hand
Steamship Huntsville Cr0wel
Steamship San Jaono Hazard savannah William X. Garrison.
steamship Manhattan NOOdhn, Charleston, II. Il. Morgan Co.
Steamship WJanoke Bourne Norfolk &c, OH Dominion steamship
Co
steamship Geo Upton Roberts Richmond nc Washington Co
Steamship saac Bell Blakeman, Norfolk City Point aRd Richmond
OH Dominion steamship Co
Steamship Nereus Baker, Boston. J. W Whitner
Steamship WAmsutta, Fish New Bedford Fcryusuu Wood.
Steamship Cleopatra PHILIPPE Havana, T. Alexander Son.
steamship Zodiac. Hsrksen Havana, James T. Wand 4 Co
steamship George Washington Gage NewOrean H. b. Cromwell
Co.
steamship u. knight Johnson Alexandria George Merhck
steamship Mlyile Rrnaar Philadelphia W b FOnlesmlth
steamship Volunteer, Jones Philadelphia LOula Steamship 60
ship John Bertram a. Gel Peterson Hamburg Punch BJe Co.
Bari Midas (Brl, Campbell, Iavre, SNOW Burgess
Barb Jonahan Chase Chase, NeWOreans n IT, Brigham Co
Bari Oliver Cuts (ur) Nelson Port Prince r. Murray,
Bari Bbeu (Brl Wise Barbados, Arksll 4 Tuns.
Bark KONG Oscar NoIl arsen Liverpool Wsait Teien Book
Barb james y Holbrook. Lean Havana Brett, Son Go.
Bng - T.. Smith Dodge. Cain, Miller 4 Ious hon.
Bug kildlrc (Brl Mseomher Gibraltar, Pension Co.
bhg Harry Aubrey OBI Brgp Barbados, T. T. NJ Dwight
Go.
Brr Rmma Dem tDuirhl Atkinson Curacao Th-o Pol.e.
Ins iiart d. Lslri hc comb At.aa Is. y. hcu.rlt
eehi L. H. li"in"ll Eenisei rrcns+3 NlloS" 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
THE COURTS.
JouY PERCY SUES ANOTHER NEWSPAPER

Holm PERCY SUES ANOTHER NEWSPAPER
Jobn Percy. formerly a. lawyer, sues The
u,,s,roh Tip,s to recover 100000, in five distinct
sus for alleged libel consisting of the publication OF
ot, transactions in the Kings County Supreme Court
IN which the plaintiff took an active part. The case
came M before Judge Pratt, at Especial Term OF tho
supreme Court on saturday on an order obtained by
,tndants counsel directing the plaintiff to show cause
- The summons should not be stricken out 1t not
hoins aligned by an attorney, as required by an
,ondncnt OF the Code, passed at the last
son OF the Legislature. The plaintiff. IL il alleged has
$50 thrown over the bar, and IL no longer Attorney
and therefore has power 10 sign summons, as he has
Sne i'm these suits Appended 10 the affidavit In which
tbe order 10 show granted was a minute OF
he records of the Court at Albany signed by the clerk
nd certifying that Percy had been thrown over the bar
NJ percy appeared I'm person and objected TO the hearing
~ any argument the order, and also c0ntended that
such motion entirely unprecedented. and that "
- nat true that his had been stricken from the
roll OF Attorneys and Counseors Judge Pratt reserved
decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LyERPOOL-ln sieamshP CITY o. BamOr Peh 25-GeO
Eddy j. Palmer Miss Hay, Mrs
Isabella Allison X A. Brehm Cunningham A. p Seeton John Me
Dona j. Barnes W Earle t. p Earle v Pehtotua Mis-. Burn
abs, NJ TAI
PROM VERA CRUI-In steamship CITY Of Merida, Feb 25-F c.
Nera ~ Van Nlet V. D. MARS G. Hatch j. Gaesuo V Bhrap
g. Sips C. Cuervo Mereed Rva John sparrow W. = and
y Campo Mnuea Csdo Lose L. d. Adams Jesus Romero NJ.
g. LgesO L. g. Lgefo BRAY VIM Acho T. j. Patr1lo r.
and wife uuee john Abrn. SANCHEZ l. Codes G. Gutb
aud wife, Wm. Watts.
FROM SAyANSAHn steamship Hermann Livingston, Feb IS
Charles Brandt wife MrS Pease Mn Browne, ". Pethone.
Archibald Rogers A. Dcknon j. Largn, G. H. Marshall
Lepm r. StrBson John q. Barker H. Phillips, John Miller j. II.
Matthew sylyanus Ayens BdNsd BckfOp John j. Fes
tlsS-and ~ in the steersgc
FROM SAvANNAll-n steamship Virgo FEB 25-B Snfn Mrs
Snin Lewis Wm Iesis Master Lewis Capt - Young
james Ballard A. Stochiale G. kciehun OSnond Thos II
Lan Rowe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
CIVIL EOTE5
Abraham Solnger, John D. Demarest, and


Isaac Wood r. received discharges ia bankruptcy Last
week; Ri5eu Isdel and Henry Och3Hcr, r., GleI yolu-
tary petitions IN bankruptcy and Ja90h Cohen was 3D.
Indicated o bankrupt
In the City Court Of Brooklyn, on Saturday,
Judge Nelson granted josephine A. Dram limited
divorce from her husband, Cnarrs OrGu. wH0m p"intn
charged with cruel and nhuilan treatment Tie ansuAi
Of almouy lot LZcd
Surrogate Iutchi1g5 admitted to Probate
last week tho Wills " Elizabeth Lane, George Yuie
Bryan Dnggan Peter BiTkhard John OFT Augustus
Morgan, Marus PauOu, Henri bionVey, LucIns iiait'
Patrick Kennedy Sophroua HuXic, and knapp Bed'il.
In tho Kings County SurrOsatc's Court, last
week the wills Of the following persons were admitted
10 probate Ferdinand i ieTs. Martin Andor, Sarah X
Titus, Phebe g. Maserole and Anu heVey al OF brooh-
lyu Letters al administration were granted oh inc cs
ttes OF Margaret A. Potts Ann L nolan. Ernst Hlnitl
Theodore Il. smith jose h Lyons, Ihibk ~ GrCsdh;
Eliza Graham. Tom Gamble Terry, Louise " FuhcT ma
Victor Lame al ~ BrU ja yu Letters ~ guardianship
OF the estate OF Thomas *. Ns.iA were gran u
stephen 4. Jacobs; ol Laura @. y NcTkuga.e 10 Geo
cornwall; of Jula =. CYrWIl, to Chan g, J. CINini OF
Louisa Mitchell. O. james DGlcts, LA II BhiI0Ss 70
samuel Tobias; Of Dederoh q. Witpcn, TO John H. see
bee 4, al OF BT0OkIyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
DREADFUL IRREYERENCE.
PIroia The chicago RepubJSoo \


Garrett Davis put himself TO unnecessary
trouble the other day. when he declared that he
subscribed to newspapers cared nothing for what they
said and certainly read them. II well enough
known that the absurd old kentuCkan is wholly unac-
quainted with the events of the present generation
His studies in modern history closed with the ResOlu
tons OF 49, and he has been able appreciate the
lessons which the records Of older times convey less
1igoted minds He is an intellectual mummy, aud has
been too long kept above ground.
sturdy Old Ben Wade seems TO have stood the yOy-
age 10 santO Domingo very we'll. According To all ac-
counts MS stomach was undistnrbed during the whole
Trip lie must have Improved, IN a seailring sense
since 1902 During the Summer OF that year he took
voyage down the coast TO visit the South and improve
hls health Before he had lost sight OF Sandy Hook
however he began t. experience the gauseang horrors
OF the Drhy deep Next morning friend called at hi :
state-room to inquire how he was Enjoying himseIG
Z" Enjoying III! grOwled the Venerable states-
mdu Is this what you call n Measure.
trips The next time 1 want one like n IN
stay at home and take dose OF ipecAeV Durin, tba
same voyage on windy afternoon lady OF the uarty
happening u lose her veil overheard rushed t1 Mr.
Wade with the story OF her trouble Sho was astonishod
10 hnd that the 0nly consolation he was dosed tn I've
was advise her to hang u her teeth and hair mr.
they'd 20 next" She, however attributed this want M
gallantry 10 the pangs unuterabe which sturdy old
Ben was suffering just then. We glad 10 know thai
he wasn't sca-5ick this time. 10 made II much moro
pleasant, only for Mr. Wade himself but for Ioso
who accompanied HIM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
DELAY IN BRINGING PRISONERS BEFORE JUDGE
HOGAN.

John Carson of No. 80 Goerck-st. stole, on
Saturday night articles belonging to Isaac Rosen-
thai Of No. Greenwichst and arrested by officer
yoss On the way to the station-house In Churchst,
Edward j. Kelly Of No. 81 Chryste-st assaulted the
officer and attempted TO the prisoner. hut was
himself arrested and both were locked up Rnsenthal
was ordered be the TOmbs Police Court yesterday
at "A a. IN TO make complaint He appeared AZ the ap-
pointed time, and waited until IL a. H. ana tien the
prisoner not having been brought TO court, departed
few moments before the court closed officer N0ss nade
his appearance with the prisoner and said that ne haa
been detained at the office of the superintendent Vi
Police Justice Hogan reprimanded him for not bringing
the prisoner before him soon az the court opened
said that often the case that cornpiaahls WEI
coupeed To wait hours in his court because or uinec
sary delay In bringing prisoners before nm IN uiis
particular he ordered the officer TO take MS s9d
have anything further ~ do with the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
THE BANKRUPTCY or THE BOSTON HARTFORD
AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

I'm the United States District Court, on Satur-
day the suit Of The Adams Express Company agt The
Boston, Hartford, aud Erie Railroad Company came up
on motion to stay proceedings in bankruptcy against
this Company in the state of NewYork, pending similar
proceedings against IL in Massachusetts, and Connecticut
I'm support of this notion Joseph Choate SAID TheTe
must At least be adjudication III bankruptcy against
this Company IN Massachusetts before the Court can
nata an sdiudcation in bankruptcy against
IL I'm yhis district because the Company ~ Single cor
poration and II il H. adjudcated bankrupt III each OF
these three States will ne endless confusion IN re-
ard 10 the rights OF the ssegnees appointed 70 LOOK
after the interests OF the creditors in those States Inc
ground that the petitioners had the legal right To present
petition III bankruptcy in any state against a corpora
ton Incorporated ~ the laws Of that state. In support
OF this proposition be cited the General lirodd ACT vi
1850 Judge BlatChfOrd reserved HE declslou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
AUTHORITY OF REGISTERS N BANKRUPTCY TO
ISSUE ORDERS FOR THE EXAMINATION Or
RASKRIPTJ.

In the matter of Theodore II. Netterlein and
BERNARD T. vetterltu, bankrupts, Register Acn' upon
the application of Fatman Co.. issued an order Tor their
examination Bernard I. Yetterein objected to being
examined for the following reasons:
That the Register authority 10 grant an order Tor Tue eAa
ipsion Of bankrupt either by statute BY rule ., -,
been on a verified application 10 writing ,.,., -, .o,,
O. Thst order detective in that does not PaPo'
os on the Application creditor sho has proved bis clam
In passng upon these objections Register Allen salu :
"Tbe order for examination referred To- II correct IN
form aud properly issued. The seconl oDeclion u
posed of In the case OF soils bankrupt Reg vol y NO D.
D. s The third objection has force because the ORDER
reces that parties upon whose application II was issued
have duly proved thor debit" Judge Blatchlord Oh
saturday affirmed the report Of the Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
Auhnrn. nl has had ereat scandal rhnr

Auburn, H., has had a great scandal There
came TO that place from Ohio young gentleman VIII,
had eoped with his stepmotherl The father and hu,
band wrote 10 the Grant wife TO home De for
iyen she swore that She would rather die than leave
her affinity" and the youth was equally ardent But
fotbe came after her and carried her H. leaving bis sDn
iutousolably hOwii1e Children have not usually been
over fond OF stcpmOthcrs, generally mthiestins die
ulsitiOL 20 run away from them rbltf man WIN ifm
However these oit tlus5 az, not "."'us p-.r Leaf
uciautald classical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
hDNl
No Steamship MANS
P1SSENGERS SALLED.
MONDAY, FEB. n.

LIVRRPOO-n Steamship Cts Of Brooklyn Feb 25hr,
b. Winnsns, A. ~ Dowet d. eryey g. Msyas G..
Phelps James Barnes, A. W Parsons and wife Miss Par
John Lewis Mr. English Mr. Gosnor Mr. Nor.
gen, j. A. Chnior BP Paman Mr. Bnrue Saml Wright John
Gsrtnd- H.. Sayille, Ms T. Gross and child
FOR SAyANNAIIn steamship Huntsville Feb 25Mr Convey.
Mis-, Palmer b. Flint H. Potter ChaA Berkowii Mex Bay
Geo BnytoB Mrs Hagaon, children and servant g. v.
whtehou,e, Ryder j. Short, 3D. Qugg Jno. Deny, Thos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

fore Recorder HACKETT. "Opens a!
, IN.
8. Morris Quill, grand larceny.
7. James Baker, grand larceny.
Q. Michael Fitzgerald. grand lar
ceny.
0. .George Lessi.. grand larceny.
10. Matthew J. Pee and John Phce,
grand larceny.
II. Samuel n. Mentr and joseph
Bergman, forgery and recei'-
Ing stolen ggols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun ns. ts sun sets $50 Moon sets.... 0:j9
hlGlt EATER
SANDY HOOK l2 ~ Cow issni.. l:J Hell Gate 1923
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

supHssx Opens at 10 n-Csl
49, Bryan, act Mckinney i@' same at. WAIKIKI Lead Co
q. Bo.ert az Kdd piro RItnTisling 90
70 Llsrsnos agt GleenthaL 80. Miller ag. lkr
g. Miller at rr.t National BIZ 49, Baue ittlsdeh.
lOl. willis sgt Faon. 49, Sane az. same
IOl The People sgt. Smith 8i..(Cill 49, agt. --.
srpsys, c,rsiSPEcsi TaNs -Isea,max J-Open. At Ioi H.
100 Clart agt y. \. Hie lbs ls. .llanng sgi Rush.
sud Tfasi Co lg9. Watson sgi Lrvy
I5i strew sgt Prislie. 200. Same ag. Same.
IL FULLER az. suIwelL POI Irving ag, Adams
ies Fuller at Fuller 2-9 W afdell agt kA.st.
igj, Suing az Partoa. ton 81 Juvenile Deinquens
ioi Fischer ;s, Russell in The City Of NeN'Iort
I2s Berg att Janeway. 49, at Ihers.
lsj B BIs, 's A. Billing Bas 10 BHai1 At Bdaiy
ia Oneida MAJ, Bsnk Of Utica 26 Day lgi. Dsy
1911 M,anlln at Bates ,oi Ros AIT holot.
sUpEEAE CouEroiEorr- L-surhHALASD' J-open' At
PnrU-BnApr J-OPsasst u s.m.-Aiionrnsl to March ,
CovEr on co.NOS PLEM-fHAL TEHs-PAHr AsD EouTi-Ai
rmrn-} }'i T. 6li iiI 5. 3Ss%
H. Pelham, sg GerHs. o'5 Agn,n AT Csn PARK, n and
6sl.S Y c. H. r. Co. igt sS, aeDonsla az re sun Assn
&C., Tf.sss1 ast Dry DocS Dsay -. caly sgt Goa1pl
81 .Andsas ag. Crawford -. l@itlsIosna i 4 R Co
Ca. .Cobsnis Wells. rs. Agate igt Losenbrin.
90 .AaHaa Az Cen. Parf n and
MAINE Cogar GEsgAiL TE.x ALKsS. JO,cHSssS, and
I.G,h ,rt Lra,r II. BOyl. sgt oCorueL
2.Bssek' agt. Mckenzie H. Philips sgt Lsher
JLsSsou Az Pfe11rgnt - l0ase Az he'sfsh.
aPlsisebs Ggt EeuYoh Life H. Hsmpbrcys AgL D,Tison.
s.McKcop az, N Y C.rn. ID. .Ksa1 At. fai.ch
suI llud.on River z. .R. CO.. IL. .ConsA Nj. Gillespie
a',Au e a. ,gL BtalrL 49, .yo'lufeh az brewster
90 aiIrs ~ Auviy ~. .Rsulmaller agt BolanL
, .bshop aFt Adler. "a. .hOody iGt Lossfich.
M'"sr cOrar-THiAI TsRn-f,Rr rH-Gso~. J.-c'Ieni,r
-5l loli'.n 'st Pralo. l:goI.. toos agt GOifey.
10 G.., ~ ,fuiteiule ss5J. Dana az. haghb
-'""''ue 81 ft4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
Brooklnn Real eOtaie for Sale.

DROOKI.YN HOUSES st all prices. Sth9 OF
NOR SAL. 1.-THE threo-story, high-stoop oli'S
HDlss S., 30 pr'..l.ars. tr'''i' ''. ID .l.Iit.s )
I1 ,suai.. .l).. la .i.at.t rpI @'-l'' 10 d" "
bVtiFt Nc.{fai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
SAILED.

stssmps-Nsin Bremen; CITY Bipokyn England for
gOdl Australia for GszoS Cleopatra for Havans Wilmington for
Galveston; Crescent City ard George Washington, for NewOrsns
Nes-Oreans Ashland FrnanAas San JaRto
Huntsville for Savannah; Manhattan for Chlr.n; Wysnoke Isaac
Bell b. UPTON, for Norfolk Il. c. &ngh for George
D. C. baEsluner aud Lburna for Qusessgn, for orders
for IiyeruoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

TOR SALE-Four-siOry high-siOop brown
HOUSE 25H56IOo5. FosyHhirist between Nrls'e
aud Broadway. Apply 70 ,.,,,, ,,o,,,.,, , ,-s r,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

NOR SALE-Four, TO- or "A LOTS, with or
without bulkhea api water right hqic 1905 oi tai 4'e'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

nor SALE.-A very desii able fOur-stOIy =:
Il b. brogn,toae DWELLING No 225 ". 1mgtyiouh = losEs
rleO Inquire premises of XlLpA1RiCH hOlSbS
10 x. Twenty tliri T.
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