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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
TIE THIRD-AFE. Th&GEDK

S-rIoCATFD BY GAs--CORONFFS INVESTIGATION
A VERDICT OF CEEsIRE.
An Investigation was held yesterday, by Cor
oucr schire or and jury, IN the Of John LaCsLlID
his wife Ann their Bernad, and Susan Sands all OF
whom were socdt,d by IN thoT room Oh TIE second
floor Of No. / ,is7 1niri-aVe.
Charlie Molcr testified that he kept ne bakery al so
l407; Irnte the back the second floor to the
Iaughins there gas their room; eight days
NO Dir Rosenberg hired the for Club, with the
privilege of putting the gas in; Saturday last
lie plumbers put IN chandelier; tic gas-llpc
terminated in the room occupied by the L9ugh,Hs;
cannot whether there was pug IL Il OF not; dd not
kuov OF auy ming having occurred until about o'clock
D. m hOnfal, when he Was Informed that there was
y smell OF Cas up stairs: witness went up there and
forced oJrl the door Of the LaCghins room eIdeI
ux Witncc found all the inmates lying dead on the bed
tire was strong smell OF gas IN the room; witness
op,ed The windows aud soon found that gas
apng from the pipe In the ceiling NJ placed soFA ~
Evrne OF the facts the gas turned ny the pnb
es the three years that TIE witnes, had occupied
saw the child awe on Sunday afternoon.
Nis Magdaenn NOlier the wife OF the preceding wit
Charles Wilson testified that he visited the Oriental
hyCia! ClGb-R Room Monday evening ond asceraiDed
that the gas leaking; he called IN John Halpn, a
plumber and after long search they discovered thai it
cane nom tie room OF tic Laushhhs Ihe remainder
OF hs vestimony merely corIcbosted that OF MoIer.
member vi tic Oriental social Cub testified that no,
WIN Other nembert, were present IN me room OF tie
O,lGsh H.; witness noticed slight smell % gas when
leaving but found the burners did not leak; witness
I turned off the himself, on Monday about D.
witness went 10 The room, and, smelling the gas semitic
the ilInbcr and asked him 10 send man and have the
John Halpin plmrber. In Thirdave., near Eighty
sxths detailed his putting up the gas-l1uTes la the
from the street main into the bakery Monday wis
ness was ~ at for 10 stop leak IN the pipe and Ia com
! Of tbe Iaugfhs forced OPEN entered and found
ibe deceased VERSIONS bihg Oh the bed ana the room
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CIVIL NOTES.

Horace Waters sued Antony Walter, Sheriff
Of Kings County, and recovered $3.50 damages, the
assessed value OF piano belonging TO plaintiff, and al
legged to have been Illegally seized by the Sheriff.
Thomas Sullivan of Brooklyn, a Fifth Ward
Illicit distler Of spirits arragned before Judge
Benedict in the U. s. Eastern District Court yesterday
and found guilty, with recon hendation to mercy
In the United States District Court,
before Judge Batchford, the case Of Elezer Penny,
Of the oop Wave, agt p Black and r. f. Allen
owners OF the propeller j. c. Stevens, and Humphrey
Crarey, owner of the propeller Gladiator on for
trial yesterday. The libel alleges that through careless
ness these propeilers sunk the Wave, and Mr.. Penny
claims s., 900 damages
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p4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvASAn steamship Rapdan Jan al r. BeauregArd
wife child Miss Mary A. Gehand, H. Falls, H. Gonzales
GLASGON-n steamship 3L-CaPt
Dr.. Gin, Rev SIR. and Mrs. Howe, j. T. Denhsm. . .
FROM sA<ANNAHln steamship Herman Livingston Jan III
yAn West and wife T. MeKenna David Woodn, o. fisher N ghe
c. H. Smith Henry Smith, T. Dcmond, r. 1boman A. H. Bird John
Lloyd Tomas Mctrhur, H. Perkins H. Mcdonald James Dehiu
WIN. Booth, Henry Savage. II In storage.
PROM CHABLESTOS-ln steamship Champion Jlu J-J X.
Mttheros. A. II. Browning, s. NJ. ApBEa Mr. E. white, hs j.
G. White, h A. Nor hrup H. g. CLARK Mrs g. Jane and % Mis-
Jones John Meor. w ALlrd D Ghhon u Menry jas Weldon
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Tuesday, Jan. 81. 1871.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1871.
The attendance at the Exchange was quite
large but the adding was angd and the property OF
fered was sold at low rces Adrian II. Muller sold ,he
lot and brick building k,wn ~ NO. ITO no"eiy, ~,
81 roo The lot is 25xloO and the "'o a.,
until May /, 1874, at the rate OF $2,40o per ~
lease however, can be Cancelled by giving three mo
notice previous 10 the first Of May OF any year 49,,
Roberts and Mcclure sold by order OF the Sureno
the two fOurstOry and cellar miek stores Know, ~
Nos IL and Plattst, located on the corner OF
The two buildings put up together, ana TX
rented at g. 500 per annun struck oil az s@oVV
firm sold by order Of Daniel r. lDgtahain J 20,
rec two lots with four story buildings Known as oI
and East Thirty fourth ST. located between ue fIoo
and SecOnd-aves. The lots are l6N554t eacn 10 ooo
Son Co offered $50 of land located AT irnp ou
folk County Long Island about AZ miles from Ne" iVIA
but no bid whatever made for the property ~,
hessrs. T.. III. Ludlow Co will sell on Thursday tiie
valuable real estate belonging to the estate OF the ate
A j. Cprant, consisting Of lot and store No. - Nassau
ST. lot and store No IL Pnest, and lot and store NO -
Lbertyst. All Of this property is centrally located for
business purposes The firm will sell at the same
lane; size OF lot feet front 231 feet rear, by $50
feet depth east side and IS feet west side.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
MULLER. WILKINS A co.
Brick buildings and lot No t Bose 76 south Of Grand st.
'o %io
ny JAMES v. MILLER
Lease OF lot and mpIoyenen' Known a. No Canal be-
tween forsyh and Edntge lease IL for FL from Nay
J. 1860; annual $3.50 snd $50
by ROBERTS Il INQUIRE
2tstorY bhch horse, and lots SoS IL and 20 Ptts
GO Of plot 43llIe sI6 S27 100
+sioG birch house and lot No 3 3+hst 80 Of AaTei lot
4story brick house and los = No $685. lot .,nc .ii. 500
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

The foreign n close stations Febu,ry follows:
A and Il at Hes AMI at 1905 and
a 1850 n u and II at 1910 =. IN.
WEDNESDAY. Frs. l.
Europe Liverpool, steamships
Minnesota Manhattan R. the
Supplementary Mail Paid letters only made
Pier 90 " H. and closes & Steamship ails at 1880
IAN Letters deposited in Supplementary be prepaid with dcue
postage. -
Mails Domingo SANTANA &C., per steamship
Tybee close 1t the Post-O nee at ? p. IN.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY L. 1871

filed with gas did not consider II his duty, when put
ting the in the front room To go into the
back room and see whether the pipes were capped or not
The Jury found that death resulted from asphyyia
from the inhalation OF gas and celsuIed Charles Aoler
for not seeing cap put upon the end OF the gsppe In
the laughing room. All the persons who had been ar
rested were discharged.
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Corporation Notices.

DEPIKTnKST TAIEs AssrssaESTt,
10. 81 CHlEBkRs 81. NEW YOlK Jan. 2. 1871. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the AS
~ ROLLS Of the Real sui Of
spd CouDtJ Tor e G7 will he opeu inspection
rsoo ard sie MONDAY Jss li AMI vii resn open
until o Of April ia Inclusive Tor the correction Of
estate 81 the Cy and Coou o: New York. All persons bes,g
sgfs,s male sppcson the Comm
the pso order 60 oss the relief divided
GRO. II. ANDREWS, Commissioners
TH0S j. CkEAHEk Of T.Iss
s nat 4 HIS SANDS. Assessments. .as
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7 Ol,G ISLAND RAILROAD.

~ WINTER hRBsNCEMRET.
sni ser MONDAY OCT 1870, IaIs s leave lsIesShe
a. 1.0ss:
$3.50 M. Gren,ort and S2g Ilarlor
lUiOa N. Eor,hlort Way Tam.
3oo Sag aro NY,est Express runs "a nigh 10 Grees
port on SATURDAY nj gits.
p Eonhpor, Express
$500 Hampstead way Train Isp SATURDAY pg
6.oJ p m. HoriLpoIt Way fisln.
An trains branch M enpsead Sunday trains foF Rosn
Glen VALLEY Hcksye Huntington and Nortpo leave
Pua st a, M. a.. j. d.
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COURT CALRNpARs-Tn1s DAY

svrRrrs CouRr-cHAnppHs-sg1arsI.sD, "opens at 10
Calendar called Al l? m.
Co. Washington Ice Go. aSL l4i'.Metks att Snth
e.. .Manssil at sPensen les nralfool 81, Some.
W Nan a Co. Rajd. l G1sr.n s' Ire aI Marin,
g. stout 81 Stout Insurance Co Ss s%n
SUPREME cOUnr-GrsEnsI TRRs-iSen4nn. P. J., BARNARD
2, U,e,1 ana ag tI sneer 3 sercan mt Brett
235. ~ at Micheon 3J3. Oneida Nat Bk VI Utica sg
2s6. Wetle sgt JaFe Stokes
29. Keller son, sgt Stqrsurg. 39 Amos sgt Ru-,ell
292. Weed Grt. CsIshreeng 3i0 Horgan set Decker.
IS Tsl 's ct s Ss ' BaHl % AH'"'' ''
s ~ t., HG%oa 32 Eo.. -: .gf Mat Matthew"
49, building Ma;eHa Co. ag ssi wood Mann
55e og ss Hl &C. a a. H B'stf
SD5 Laurent sgt Phillips. 81. Pike at Porter
Soc .Wddrntt sgE Mckinney.
MAINE CorHr-Tri TEKs-PAEr I-CuErIs 10 ens
F N'sr sS at k'p ~ LS a51 49, e ea
l935. jofson at Weed. 1850. .Kncb,l act. Ir,rs
49, s lss ss r. Ese 8' g. k k8l It. Pt
- ss,4- helm sgtN c,w
TX Mar u ,g fsi s Sgi.1a aa ag Eect
4s'4. Beebe igt Benson. c-o.. Oman. ,,io.m
Mcdonald ~. Mcdonald. !9@. .Byfae aga GEeef.
+2a9 Dur sgt kae ~ Bf9G% as ~ Hy s
q 81 =. pcT ag Mcttler 1850 D;IIOv as Ntloe
90. Hall as =, In" is' '''''' IT, '"-"''"
49i'''" e p,Tep ri 1JnoExsgS called ALLAN
1850 Bcasal agt shesr so. .Mctiqirc at ggAolen
1884 me pa LSeLsy49na and SSS %snberg A i.oe
le4iI Cl.J land ag. Hull $50. .Colins sg Simmons
lS1rkn sr.rrs lcr CoUAT-Is ADSIRALTT-BAICHFoRD,J
I.beocs Glide. tei H'ates AZ itIfyVoiI
1h l. .. a 20 Steamship CITY Iuison.
Of Bsitincre l35. .ifsfTtT -. Barber & sL
lG Union Ferry Co. sgt Prope 38. Troop al g Brett ct a.
,f OnOle
KINGs COUNTY CEcrIT CoCT1.
go Davis act Finn III. .WC.cn ar.. Re:uhad.
5l; Johnsoa art Clars. 55 Brown AsnuTg. Co sg hI'
so. BE I'd ct a. sg.. Williams e Va
52a. .B'ard al sst slk.orth ct toa laosen Bl
3D.! I.iuT q a. PIN
Sane Williams q al d.
53l. John Holc,B "4l,h"liorg RsL nm 81 al
2,6..firitl e,t K1Ouan
COrET Or ktpaAls-ALB4vY Jar 3l.Tbe osiug b. the dsy-
calendar To- F,b ]: Mo- -, %, ., e. Il 70 -, 81.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and VEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
of Bsrcays and foot OF Christopher 81
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, Nov u
EXPRESS MAIL TRIM connecting At DAnle VITA Boon
ton Chester Branch Waterloo With K
Washington with tie D. L. aud W. T. n
Cap Strouhurg Scranton Great Bend bnghson syria
and ell points the LackASanna aud boOoag
and Delaware and Hudson H. Roads - - 49,,
ll:4O LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newrt MORE
town Dover HskettoNn Washington Phpsbug snd Eaoa en
uec,s at Phpurg with Bel. Del r. fr Bedere 6e and a.
with l. " r. r. for Bethlehem Allentown, hiach Chunk and
Nilkesbsrre. 81, ~. :,
4Op SCRANTON EXPRESS at Dover With Ches'er
r at Waterloo With Sussex Washington with d., L. AID
w. r. r. for water Gap, stroud h-rg and Scranton 60
1920 HACKET1ST0WN MAIL, connects With Boonton CHESTER
AMI SUSSEX Railroads -. -. -. 81.
FOR MORRIsTOwY, at li2o lloA 2:3o, $40 40, $40
For SUMMIT intermediate stations a. 60 73 and 1910 NJ
1890, 4:20 and 500 p. - - - . .. - -. 50 ,o,o -,
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 7O, 9o 1910 and
l:eO A. ;lO 2N JO 4ID 49, 5; t'Oo o4o ''" sn' h'''
p M. -. . .. j.. ~. j.. :. 80 % ,o.on ,t.no
l,20 and $40 loo 200 $3.50 3:A $40, $40 $40 f2,
$50 5:lO 500 500 1870 6O 1900, $780, Asd HAS NJ
Trains marked stop II Eas; Newark. ..--,z..,. "A
SevYork for BLOOMFIELD and hOhICLhh, a. o~ fn'
HOO IN and 2:oO. $50. $40 and 6:l0 2.
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Destrbesier Countp Real estate for Sale

A T III BrOadway-Call for Cor send stamp
"A STANLEY DAYS Crcnar cousnng his We've upon toe
market TO lrads enci'n Centrisve. Poniham
acres S3SG0 West Farms village lot GlI3 VI 10;
Southern Bouan ouss lot 2jIl 1l3O0; Mott
Hagea IIor.e lot I5rlo0 $3.50 TGcahoe Hone lot OElJ0
$500; Rye Beach plot 5l9l 600 scres $500
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Broolilnn Real Gsslatc for Sale.

EOR SALE, in BrOOklyn.-32 LOTS, with cle-
gant Mansion Stabs Fihaye CARROLL and Maronist
PARK will be divided purchasers
eligible br Cty Of Brooklyn r School ClEh
Public tie Bay Sttsn Island sn1
NesJ,rsey, &c
ALSO
LOTS Cree PosG Park, Egthsve and Doug
las.t. Aprly 10 HOMER MORGAN, = Pue.sL assn
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Ue00ins CARDS, &-f.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Full
"A tonst.W EDDlSG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (EsisG'
ishei 1881
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MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun uss.. 7ll 5l8 Moon ,cts..... i0
SANDY Hook m i7 Island SOL Hell Gate $3.50
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Countrp Real @slaie for Sale.
4 FREE TRiDBi
NO FENCES NECESSARY!
no SALOOSSI NO GANBLISG HOSES AID NO ROUGlis
HOMES FOR THE POOR
HEALTH FOR TIE RiCHl


Tug LOWER cALIPongi, COMPANY. grantee Of tie larger
psr ~ Peninsula from tie Sis degee Of aitg soulh 10 ne
5h leec ipeirus Islands b,ys and other delerd age Wh m
Mineral Pisho and ohtr apcass now prepared 70 oSe 10
cOIOnss: , l,s a , my Sf p 70 80, gF2
Aerrung of tie under e eoDesoa from Toe
Ne eau Gov A. Among 1se-o aIr;
Preston from rsr,ton.
Tie reL snois free Of iy sEes Of Gepion
The is their municipal organization, frame lLci o"n
las. sd elect tuslr osn o-cs'A
To THE PI9Sr coo CoLOSsTs or De IrABLR CLASS ONLY
desied months e'ea. With Tide perfect ana f"@'h
~ Company Fkbh or COSl oi such hhs |" '-el N
thcm;eves Sece; "a the Peninsula,
100 ACRES OF LAND
settler the privilege of atersa naming mor' ahant
tse.Ale AMI favorable Bach o w reeve
CITT lot isEB Tho- "hs TO take u In Id Ire ieih7
psns .g.ceni 70 he
MAGNIFICENT BAY OF MAGDALENA,
beos re,ch there by the IActe
NAL s,earnshp II Ssiork, aud By sailing vessels Inc
elra in The goh the col mo-l prndie'te w.
es of ere rrsu vegetable the fisheries neIhau'sb ng
,er cheap Toe nenors immensely ea IN hrfai gol h'e
eger hsT tar country stli by Cou The trss crop beng
s-ni.I in aries Il Odd s.,tt a. once
DOES not receive, dfee' OF ndfeety wv
Conisi Tor lands OF Passages Tue Huh OF W
st-temcnts CT not be REASONABLY qlt'.', l
direct TO Msgina S'O Heaihs iood
No other rTTCsses - settler ,,o, am sc,,v,, y,.. !,
the lover California No % liam St New Yofs
LIRST-CLASS FARM for SALE. situated
s-lsu. Ulster Co. and one mile from Gaslner haioE
on va,, Railroad about three hosr' distant from New
Yors 100 10 1901 aers {" desired bull rieh sad
sdpt.d mills farm 81 sppttr,es In G bearng
srIp CO. bgiBg an Le-lihT so AMI Low
'-'1 Address Al No. Law '''''''' JAMES d. GRAHAM
U,OR SALE or to LEASE-A new FACTORY,
with 100 hsrv powsi fouuisry dwelling houses boarding
hons, Inn AZ mles 81 E~fors nsssa Rsro,d
TsyUesLn si EMPIRE g. N. &C.. 2et bowrr' MI
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Gieamboats ntto RAILROADS.
FETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
ssssos Mn SisSs s colc F Sl9 fi eo ssa
Sifyp 9R no. Tie new ard snnch serme"
cry or LAWRENCE. ,sl ..,.,
MI leave svYork dsy (su ~ eroepic "a ocoes p on
~ fo = SIS Sp ET'. - ' S. o ca. AID @.
ter Fo 81 ,SsiS9 haslt.ori AMI lie Railroads
NH NH ' o'i''' and ''' q freight ,P s 4 H. oqe' P 10
New.Yors. Oct 10, 1862
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
80 p ~; TS1 Pr a. n r., foot q lins si
.s . 5osfoS 81 10 S PkoysilBeScf Z
R G%' SsTs, f , F2s Z. 80 p %S'
PATCHWORK AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
S6pr ~ LIHS .or The EESI s9r wgsr .nd
AM3oY RAILROAD. Perl Sorh River a. isLlSb PRoPfJS
es5s Pssng s t.. Spei.e5 and e s nd ss f oS
ien D. e. ihe osIY GSR S sesriiSs
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD yy n FF yifR o AEON,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~. Pseager Ard EIeist pgo, IN NssYo o q Liberty s. con
VITA the Delaware LaeEaw.nna aai llsosd psbry
5 v.sS Ro an ss and E cc ss ' f p
bagh s he West without change o. Central PeaS.t
AhF SISfEE s lEyS T2 EHs WEST
:n%c @o 19s go F B,,s Pen T,s e Wills
barn P,on Aahauoy CiW at Carmel a1eton TGGihsDnoeI
To- 8nla Wsgerly.
$40 a. m.-For Easton.
gsm-WE.rERy E1pREs dsly (eIcep SUNDAYS Tor Rasion
ectoan Hsusurg and tie West Contacts Bonneville for s
Pfoa StrodsOr Water Gsn Scranton Bingham
sfs,c Sc; Phrsiug Nauch Chnnk, &ikesbsre VII
aasro Ere Eis'on FOR Mach Chunk Mas1noy City G..
Carmel. Nillsmsport Erie, Re
1880 q. m.--Way Train for SOmerile. .
pm~For Pennington, Baoa Allentown, Mach chunh s,'aoy
Cty Ha,eon wesbqrre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrais,
Pottsyille harrisburg SC.
% m.-For Eat0n and Allentown.
$50 n m-Por Esston Allentown Msnch Chunk AMI Bevie
$50 D. m-For Souervis ard Pennington
5rn-CNCIySAu EXPRESS daily. for BHton bhleLen, hUea-
town Fading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cincinnati Sleep
m AMI Pace Cars Pittsburgh sad Chicago Come 20 JGac on
viii Deaware Lscksssana snl Ween Railroad for Scranton
5:I5 D. mL-Eor SoIneryle
~ In.-FOr SOmeryile
D. m.-F0r Esston
ar m.-(Enierpu-For Esston.
D. m.-For PlainSeM
II o. n-For Plsinfeh, Wednesdays ind siturfirs . - =, .
Tog Pi,.bb AZ eco 600 7I5 7:4O $3.50 300 $50 1890 lls
MP No. 100 300 3:l5 330 800 49, 43, 5:l3, 3JO, 943
600 G.9O 100 7:4O 500 $780, 900 9:4O 1875 1900 -
Tickets obtained the oGce Of The Ctn. KALI
road OF NewJeney LherysL " and al the principal hotels
and York C. KICKER, Superintendent
II. l.. BALDWIN, Gen Pass Agt
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CitD Real gstaie for Sale.

A r III Broadway-Call for (or send stamp
"A STANLEY DAYS Circular containing hi, views upon te
market also Answer 10 Her.s eci,n Basi Broadway o
s ss5s ave- 90 S fTsaS. SsO TRyrhi Stable
$500 FCEteissts', sSeSo setS Sc $3.50 S2V S.
Onehunired 5000 One hundel snd
50 o6i TSeatyiIth,t $500 ToftyarstsL PortyGh
1000 iot mar FnhAve
A FOUR-STORY brown-stone front, 20x45 it,,
"A 069 sECoNDAvB between Fifyi. and Fty-sscond-ss,
Ter SALE House in complete condition with c modern npose.
premises
A -FOUR-STORY, high-stoop, modern-fres-
a. coed HOUSE 20 oIst lot 100 feet For DnIb,
''''''' ''''' and O'''' Stevenson 5i s3s IL pne
AT 42,5OO-Thirty- ninth-st., between Fifth
led LTosn stone DWELLING Possession v K STEVENSON
CHAS. MACRAE'S OFFICE, ground floor, 20
~ Cedar Nassau; consicpou PROPERLY
fair prices esily disposed Of
Flask G.. BRoTs DAWSON BRowS,
ERAYK G. T. g. DAWSON BROWN, ''''"' '''
REAL ESTATE BRoEEa ,,,i 100 o. Broaics' \ 70
EOUR-STORY, high-stOop, brown-stone mod
en HOUSE, OloIt0, lot 100 eti sxteeG'i,t Ffh a1ei
" X. STEVENSON a sos, II Pu.st.
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY, altered
aC LEASED suit tenant The north cas-. Of Fouhsye
"sue,. psTpc.e. ami csd c term year, The sou
have Mns roof ald loor z,f5 WI he tHe to 1 sla
fs9 oH Ss' inquire Of 'AhN 'ODNN u -'-lD''' ~
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE, in the
BO"e near Great JoHe''t HOUSE AID h0i g's apply
X LOTS for SALE-On Second-aye. aud
I'D Eincyenbst site Of new Crystal Palace Prize about
slsco per lot No Aeeats. T. H. FOSTER, klrllelh n J.
$20, IdTE .s!s s Bb9 . &c. Ga "a s cTY y
ips esrnI 1 g. feet se', from Central Park and
V. X STEVENSON i son, IL Finest
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NEWARK AND NEW-YOEK RAlLROAD.-

y DtrOr e NKW-YOkK iooi q Liheriy't, kciih Nrcr
- 80 o. Iaro.ry D. ls p'sseRger viii o.oNs;
ITSvE SgW.iORK FOR BEhGES-AvR. AND SBwARK-n
o. ~ sS 49, 900 aSc 800 5:Sy Goo $50, 7:o. ,;, sc
$40 lO:i5. I:.go 3. . -, ,-,., ,,..,. 49,. 80. . =.
s3 io;ss a. M $50 I;5l, $50 $50 7,io. 300 1875 n
W. r. y. NlVkER. Superintendent
Il p EAlpN n (.nP .s.- ssr Aren't
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EOR SALE or to LEASE-A new FACTORY,
Win aob.r-s water powsri fouuisry dNsns housss
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28

CHINAMEN's TAILS. We noticed
Yesterday five or six Cinnamon in a
h%igh-toned BARRIERS shop on street
haggIing with the proprietor about
something. We stopped 10 investi-
gate, and ascertained that the China
men We're negotiating for the sale OF
their caudal appendages. \ bargain
was finally struck at IS each. They
did then their tails unfold, the barber
cut them Oft, and paid the respective
owners 50 apiece. What will the bar
Der do with the tails? Why, he will
build them up into ''switches' fol
fair American damsels. and get at
least 81 a piece for them. Ugh Give
US pound or twoo of civet, good apoth'
ecarv. to sweeten our Imagination
Be-augh .-LSac. Reporter, 10Th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
QUESTION AND ANSWER.

Will the Register have the goodness
to point out a single instance in the
history of the Republic in which the
Democratic party has purified any
thing.-[Enterprise.
Cheerfully, my boy! Last year 1t
purified the State Government OF Ala
bama of as g%rasping a gang of thieves
as ever tilched the hard earnings OF a
people. \ few days afterward it puri-
fed the political atmosphere of Ne
vada and unearthed a number of Re
publican defaulters. 1t has purified
the State Government of North Caro-
lima by im~peaching and dismissing
from the Governorship as great a vii
lain as ever went unhung. According
to Senator Nye, one of the Radical
pets of the Enterprise, it has even puri-
fled the moral atmosphere round
about the Enterprise office-Nye
claiming that the Vigilance Commit
tee or Ku kluX Khan of Virginia City
is made up of Democrats. But the
question is asked more with reference
to the past than the present. Under
Democratic rule no negro ever en-
cred the halls of Congress-save to
clean the s%pittoOns; no negro ever en-
tered a State Legislature, sat on a SUI
preme Bench, represented (?) the
American people at a foreign court,
!, crowded his Enctuous and odorous
presence into street and other cars
with whites, nor into the public
schools. All the feculence which no"
disgraces American politics and society
was introduced by the Republican
party, partly through force and partly
through corruption and chicanery
and against the earnest protests OF thu
Democratic party and the we'll know
but misguided opposition OF a large
majority of the American people. W.
say misguided, for it is well know
that if one-half of the members o
: the Republican party who were a
heart opposed to negro suffrage ha'
acted and voted with the Democrats
: instead Of following their inlperiou
, leaders in the vain hope that the.
. could restrain them in their ma
( efforts to submerge the country in tn
excrement of creation, We would nc
now be the laughing stock of nations