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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02
MANNER OF "

rherc will be two glass wheels. One wheel will
contain 100, GOO numbers plainly printed on leather
tags. The other wheel will contain 72l boxes.
each containing a gift. One tag or number will be
drawn from the 100, 600 wheel, and the first box
drawn from the second or 721 box wheel will CON
tain r gift. neatly printed and sealed up. and the
gift ~ drawn from the second wheel will be the
gift Of the tag first drawn, whether SlU0. 81 900
or 500, O0o, as announced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

$50 Magnificent Prizes, among whicl
is one of $50, 600 Gold Coin.
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1864 Tickets Disposed offn July

To insure ticket holders. the public are assured
that if only 25 eco tickets are sold. only y, 600
Plumbers go in the large wheel, the .2I gifts
awarded, but dilnini-hef pro rata. lu case 50, COO
tickets only are sold, only numbers l to $4,000 go
in the large wheel. and the ~ gifts diminished
one-balf, and in case only IS, GEO tickets are sold.
the entire 12l gifts VIII be paid in ful!-it being
intended no unsold tickets shall participate.
The Manager has already paid int the Citizens
Bank So. oU0 towards 3efraying the expen- IS. and
does not derend l. On sales Of tickets to Jay his cx-
penses Of Printing, Advertising. etc. Tie public
are invited TO the utmost scrutiny as TO the Tcliabi-
lily of the entire affair.
Persons desirous Of acting as agents for the sale
Il our tickets i'll any city IN the Uni,ed States or
Cauades, address,
Chas. r. Peters, Manager, louisville, Ky.
Office 10 Main Street, Johnsou's Block.
R.T DCRRETT, President; W. N. HALDE-
Man, Vice presld4Lt: Il. ". CLUSkY, Secretary:
CITIZENS BANK, IreasuI cr.
3iUn"y received from safe Of tickets in CalifJr-
MIA, oregon and Nevada, will he deposited with
Well, large i Co, hitgn Ma City, 10 await the
drawing.
~ 81 - - a r.
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$1,000.

By authority Of a special Ac. of the Legislature
Of Kentucky. March Ii. 1871. the Trustees OF
the Public Library OF Kentucky viii! give A.
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Cunningham and with 10 dealt Mr. Putnam several blows
the head. fraOturing hs sku and telling him insen-
slbae sane pavement Foster then handed the iron
hod Goethe driver nded. Cunningham naating no effort
to detMn him, and seeming raer 20 toke<Spsrt, al
though uOeactuaiiy participating In the assault Hear
irg the of the ladies the poaoe osne up and
carried re trsesSitde 10 st. Luis Hospital Gun
uinshaa was arrested sitter the assault. Both
putsoners>e9e txen before hnnrmAn Psunktt yester-
Dag OF the Nfy1infft. fuoe Court, and remanded to
te West Forty seveothst Police stattOn 30 give the
od,eers time to t<rfoct the evidence against tfem Pos
or wae moe conductor the Broadway line, but was
discharged in consequence OF certain shortcomings He
bears a bad pspatatiOn Cunningham and he are ac-
o,,trtpf a fact winch probably explains the conduct
81 the fnrIner The Coroner requested yesterday 10
ftnd st st. Luises Hospital and take the ntemortem
sateneOt q the injured man, who was deemed by the
affcndsnt snroeoD TO be in q critical condition.
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GENERAL NOTES.

| A former Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio, is re-
ported to be convict in the State Prison OF Tennessee
His name is not gwen, but many other Mayors who
ought to keep him company might be tempted 10 Nsh
upon their well deserved fate
Many inquiries having reached us for fur
particulars concerning che discovery Of deposit OF
genuine black diamonds in Mount Hope Township, Or
spcs County n Y recently announced IN ffB TRIBUNE
only that the paragraph in Question was sent
applications for information should be sddfsssed
A strange fatality seems to have developed
itsef recently among the ptaaoInakers Some weeks
ego Emerson the pianomaker Of Boston, rsDarkedf In
peyxaper office there that five OF his calling had
died suddenly of late, mentioning steinway, Ladd, New
hall and the two Chickering's few days since Efner
son himself fell dead while dressing fm breakfast Can
tAere be any letha influence heretofore unsusPeete IL
an instruments apparently harmless as the pianof
The Committee appointed by the Second
National Convention, held In Cincinnati last October, to
promote the removal OF the Capitol to the valley Of the
Mississippi having, already stated, decided not 70 call
another Convention before 1872 declare their determine
ton to "ty oil proper means to stimulate and increase
the clearly strong sentiment existing throughout the
cntry IN favor Of their movement and their convic-
tion that complete and comparatively easy success
VIII follow the effort.
Prof Torrey of Grady's Circus made bal
loon ssceson from Dayton, Ohio, few days since, tn
Eating his balloon with hot air from furnace set In the
ground Just the airshp rose from the earth, the
lower part Of IT caught fire. unknown to the aronaut
who went through number OF evoutons on she uape1e
sspe ndcd by ropes from the At the hight of 1000
fes. the fire bazed around the balloon. which. with the
cooling Of the hot air oeused a rapid descent. For
tunateiy burning globe came In contacs with Will
low tree when Torey eaping into the branches broke
his fall by swapping large limb and sustained no more
serious injury than spraned ankle he fell upon the
T as sse e most SF e9ehs Of the Kind
ever witnessed in Montgomery County.
A humorous story is told of two prominent
members Of the House of Representatives when Tire ION
aaueht on Slavery first began to assume formidable pro
portions In Congress- Joshua Z. Giddings Of Ohio and
John Snyder Of Pennsylvania, the latter proSavery
Democrat and the former Abolition leader, who occu-
pied one OF the double desks then in During the abb
Dos of associate snyder had board partition placed
down the center OF the desk des gned TO sarize the
alleged dsuniOn schemes OF his neighbor Giddngs
surprised his return but too fond OF practical
ke TO be outwitted He had two clips printed III large
| type containing the well-known couplet:
o madness nearly Is allied
And thin partitions do their bounds divide.
These he posted each side OF the DIVISION The laugh
against Snyder and the partition was prompt
| lv
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, William Gordon
IVES yesterday charge having stabbed Michael Connolly
IN the sds with dirk
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Nellie Moore
Yves, Fourthss committed Yesterday on charge steal
Eugene Cassano. Jane Conkn held Tor Stealing S9s
lromO Modosski OF No. l26 Rrst-sve
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judges
bowling and STANDBY yesterday. Tb'm Fitzpatrick Tor ssssa ana
trick and device from Hear Tyler I've months and
obtaining 81 fc Thomas King By tot and deT Peni-
u.sy north CONWAY beating Ahoe Hessn with
Edward Sweeney assault and battery upon
Thomas Murphy, fined W. Ds.se sssnstng Pe1a
formerly the wife OF Tom Hyu the
pogs charged with stealing vepla,d sugarsow from MARY
Moran Of the DvpoR House The Court found her guilty but her
proved 70 have been good previous this
ofenss, Judgment was suspended
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NEW- YORK RAILROAD MEN IN SESSION
INCREASED FREIGHT ACCOMMODATIONs-A RAIL-
WAY CLEARING-HOUsE-THE TIMETABLES.

INCREASED FREIGHT ACCOMM0DATIONs-A RAIL-
WAY CLEARING-HOUSE-THR TIMETABLES.
About 40 railroad officials, including the Pres
idents General superintendents and General Freight
Agents OF the New-York Central and connecting rail-
road lines resumed yesterday, at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
the session begun the previous day. The principal
tonic WAS the reorganization Of fast freight lines 1t
WAS resolved that the Merchants Dispatch line should
lie permitted place 600 cars on the freight lines
ming over the State Of NewYork The cars will be d
,dd into three lots Of 200 EACH and placed what
known as the Colored, Red White and Blue, lines
II ia said that with this change In the Merchants DA
match line will come q reorganization Its management
Arrangements were also made by which the different
freight organizations will be permitted to place on their
epectye routes full quota OF cars thus increasing the
rolling stock by the addition several thousand
cars This meet the anticipated largely creahinB
business OF the West during the coming faii
railroad clearing house at Now YORK rs uhuer con.
alteration but nothing definite in relation 10 " mas yer
been done The project Is specially advocated Dy lead
ing officials OF the NewYOrk Central ROAD Inc sum
ner timetables OF the roads represented AT Tue
have been adopted and are about the same as III pS
yiOus years. The question OF rates was uhloucncu.
Other business referred 10 committee W report q.
the next session. which will be held about mohIn
hence.
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NEW PfERs-BUsINEss OF THE DOCK DEPART
MENT.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners visited the
Dock Department yesterday, and inspected the plans
for the IrOposed system OF docks AFTER csreIni
examination Of the drawings, which embraced psns TOT
Utsrs around the entire water front from sztyrstst
" ID no pyftv.eft,,s,t T. r. the Commissioners unani-
Inousy approved Of mo system submitted
AT subsequent meeting, the Board granted ire pet-
t,on ~ t1e Morrrania steamboat Company that Pier No.
a. East RIVER should be repaired Permission was
given to William +. Rodget TO erect ooaru
Snon the pier at the foot OF Fiftyninthst, N R. reeo
it1on was passed that all Unbiased or verbally leased
pisrs above Sxteenthst n. r. and above
r. ~ he ADVERTISED TO be leased The Auditing Commit
t,e reported in favor OF the payment OF bills anouhtln
10 ga M 25 The principal items were S5O oy or soee,
hts f999 ~ for tools s 10 for dredging $500 for rent
OF Office and sll9sO % for lumber. petition OF inc
Harlem aud New York Navigation Company for the e1
csive nae a pier at the foot OF Onehundrea- and
twenioth-st f. r. was granted. and complaint OF tne
Hartford and NeSyYurk Navigation Company that re
No o. f. r.. was incumbered with coal was relerreu w
the Executive Committee
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the nal decision Of tne questions iitgated Tho deodon
on the motion, reserved.
CIVIL NOTES.


In the United States Eastern District Court,
yesterday libel was fled In the case OF John Collins
IT, against the brig Lola to recover $50 o. alleged TO
have been advanced prepare the vessel for sea- when
abe was lying at the island Of st. qhcas, the first Cd
this month
An action has been begun by DiArct-At-
trney Tracy for the forfeiture OF the propdler Della
ware for an alleged breach Of the revenue laws ono
was licensed as a coasttng vessel and ischarged VIII d
other goods worth about $500, and not ensereo v"
manifest
The investigation in the McCahn VIII case
WINS continued yesterday, before surrosafe
Severn De Moulton testified that he lived Ia f"V -.
st., between Lexington and Tlardaves, anu ' 80 -
McCahiil assisted home drunk eeveraA o".n 49,
hn formerly "a n GOOD business man, bat Esa rs$ex
Ids opinion In consequence OF hrs and
Darling saad that the tesetDr se "
Cliltsh and at no time did he unix ~ W. H a% s~iJ
GxInga3 Testified 10 testator's ntcanpcshoe, snu ~
t,,at 70 xves ~itness TO . Will IN lso0 tne cmunss W
,sasseb he iJ mot remember; Bryan hoCanh tHG wiz
r.,zs vhere 10 sign his name ana was soDer teo s
p,.a tayv Hryap MoCahi for over ~ yeefs anu Ior
y 10 a,"us 10 his death hsd seen him frequently; De
o. hn .as inemperae, and had seer him taken nome
1S. had seen him drink at Long Branch, but he dlo
80 saan tbe worse for IL; was with him one DAY wheu
ho sejd he would make a viii and put the boy INC
ioTi on the same footing with the rest Many other
witnesses also testified to the Rtemperance OF the tes
tate
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Brooklnn Real Gstate for 6ale.

TOR SALE, on WyckOff-aye, bet. Myrtle
Cooper sbOu. go feet from the city hDs SoofTa
fsoy double HOUSE hled sith brick With hnsard roof ols
ee best manner b. present oSper. ~th II full oL SsIio "s
boa.e contain. i6 ROOMS IA closets cellar bathroom srbs
ss1a also fruit tres and stable POs photograph and ' Psns
lars apply JAMES EADIB 40 Broadway, Bsooilyn B. D.
nor SALE or TO LET-2l8 Franklin-a ave,
DeKab Brookyn-A and extension Gme HOUSE,
sled 22r52 bath oset sa.n
in srdsss onier grounds aiea
Pca desirable Apply Is aoevs.
or b L. HbNDhhcoS, 20 co"h0~~
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. AFRm %.

SATURDAY. APRIL O -, ~.
up r., p,,or via Oueepowu aud Liverpool steamship CITY
II sn s,n per IA IS NJ r. the PostOfee at ~; ~
m. At station A. 10 a d. 9l0a supPiemena m i1c
T. IN e oaiv made up No IS n K, and closed a. IL ~
ian St,es dyoate in Supplementary Mails mu Be prepaid with
dorbae pCstagel - . ...h,, D-r,.,b,and
49,, 20 ~ T1- Ho,oken the Post Once al m AZ
station A IL rs N d. SoSappenentaJ Mall o'eam
slip sails at IN. =. -, Ar. Gath p..is.
nod Central American Por per steamship Ocean Queen ron e< a.
AZ r. Glaze at the PostOBceet 10 a. Stesmshp GALS a. III
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DECISIONS-APRu a..

Supreme COurt-C hdmbers-By Judge Brady
Ho~e AIT Potter-Motion granted with $40 Dnsan VIII
BsnS-MoiOn denied Carter agt Kan-aioton granted
Superior Court-Specal Trm-By Judge Spencer
&c Ross Collins Robinson agt Daniel
son. Newman ag Splitter Bode Clark. Peadesa ast Lord
Orders granted.
Common Pleds-Special Term-By Judge Loew.-
MeNsnara TaRsn-Motions granted Bill
nzs agt Spense-Order granted Brady Agt BradyMctoa for
smoDy granted Banum agt ConveL-Mohon to
continue TEN porary injunction denied, without costs
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A BouNry sw1spLrse CONSPIRACY.

Tn examination thus far OF Lieut. Col
Henry n. Karpels charged with getting up fraudulent
bounty caims has dsclosed the probable existence OF
"nns" composed Of about 20 persons engaged In Ike
ewndln9 transeetons This ring has already presented
for payment fraudulent claims amounting 10 over 100000
1t e rum0rod that the present payment OF all bounty
claims coming from ths city has been suspended at
Washington.
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THE HOFFMAN, HOUSE LITIGATION.

The suit of Mitchell agt. Reed, involving
the question whether or not lease OF the Hoffman
House made by Mr. Reed, " date from the expiration Of
the present iese, h partnership property, up be
fore Judge CardOzo yesterday q motion made be-
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A SPECIMEN RUFFIAN.

MERCHANT BRUTALLY BEATEN FOR PROTECT
ING TWO LADIES FROM INSULT.
VIM. Foster was arrested early yesterday in
East fourthst, by officer Davis of the Twenty
second Precinct and identified by several persons the
man who assaulted Avery d. Putnam Of No. Cottage
place. late Ton Wednesday night he was leaving Q
Broadway car at Forty-sxthst Mr.. Putnam. who is q
merchant at No. 6s Pearl+t, proceeding uptown In
the accompanied by Mrs Duva and daughter Of No.
761 Broadway Foster got on the front platform, opened
the door, and stared In the most Offensive manner ut
ladea Mr.. Putnam closed the door, but II again
opened by Foster. who continued his staring. Mr. Put
nam again closed tho door, and 1t again opened by
Foster. This repeated twice more, when
Foster came inside took seat by the aide of the
lady. and resumed his offensive demonstrations. Mr..
Putnam demonstrated and Foster became very abusive
applied TO Mr. Putnam num IT Of obscene epithes and
alluded unexpectedly To the ladies, finally declaring
that he would fix him when he got or"
At Forty-sxthst, Mr.. Putnam and ladies left the car
by the front platform. They followed by Foster,
who caught ny iron hook used by the driver Patrick
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Cona gsIano Real gstate for Sale.

4 PLOT of q ACRES, at Willett's Point, near
IA Flushing mile rsroaf depot and Steamboat nn
seodd bsthns fsh front commanding nasnhoen
very extended views and cwn the East kves Can Dc S
Cottage the property Full slcuian
JAMES b. PARSONS, ~ Pinesi Or val De iead for hrnins
purposes
EOR SALE-At FLUSHING, l.. IAN ele
each grounds l25ti0 feet etusted ssn4
fosEe within miuut=' walk q tho R Dsoct The hoqss -
modern Furuace hot sod sold vssf
&c The grounds ABOUND With elegant
hedges II will be ssh cheap and For fur hsr
psricalars sppy to JAS A. FLEURf 10 f1Oe1t
LNOR SALE-At Flushing, L. l., handsome
French reef HOUSE, Contains 10 with coal and wood e.n,
tho perfect order inside and surroundings unquton
able largo garden vel stocked with large ani small fruits min1
walk Of r depot ~ trains day viii sell furnished desired
particular apply d. WILLErS the premises Boz Isl
N T.P.O.
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pASSEN1rERS ARRIVED.

pRoN ISyHRPOOI-ln steamship England April -Ihe Key
IAbe Prrst Mrs r. Needle A Needle Mr. and hrs kenwies
csd and servant; Tczfe Dand Nsnen BiVs mrs
M ami Mrs H. Morncs children. Mr. and ms Dehef ~
family NJ Dyer Mrs HOssck and family Thomas s soo Mtch
and mg MIS- NJ Cody Comedian, j. H. RAns d. NAME
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REAL ESTATE.
N.w.YoRk. Tmrsday. April y. a,

Nkw-YoRK. Thursday. April n, fs1
There was good attendance at tie En-
change to-day, and number of sales were made EB
Ludlow &Co. sold lot and building No 90 veseyst ara
house and lot No. sls East Twente<h-st; Muller WA
kfns Co sold the houses and loo No 272 spsinest.
james NJ Miller sold, by OF the Supreme Csar
johnson Miller sold house and two oss on Fenryb.ss
Brooklyn. supreme Court sale held Of improved
lots en- sxtythird and One-hundps0 sand-twenty fifth
sts The property Sold brought but moderate prices
wfll be found details OF property sold. "'''s
w. H. Rsynor has sold two lots west side Tenthays
Old broadway for 100 also four lots soutesst Seros,
Grand Boulevard and
One ntnst, between Fifth s sns
sixth-aves. at 800 each
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL EsTATK
r. II. LUDLOW & co.
%s.oy brown boihDg and lot No q yey Of Gre,wt
a.tcy bdss No as aOth.i sI lot j
BY MULLER. wilkins 4 CO. 80
Two ss'ory houses and lot No H2 spngs 10 fyArc
ny ROBERTS INQUIRE 'N"'
Bnss S1Mns and and No I ,e nds Z. '7' som.
2sOy brea house and lot No 1873 Prinoes,, 30 from Ssvsa
soiy bi s.toy ii io:;. and o 6 M. b....a "
Canal and Bsyart ia s 2srs4 Bs
lot Soda us o. 4,hss. es
BY JAMES M. MILLER.
building and 10. Cherry Oar.t. lot lss,7z s.rz
Frame scS's and ., adjoining Ot 70 is
l6sIn sIp
bck mouse anl os fonhs' 90 G bsIA 2-... zis
Bnck house and lot side ObTera u Cherry 10, leI
eos ......... ....... tzz
Brick house and ct Water and 0Ierss 2s6r3l3 s6
Bnck nonsc A m aohR On steftt lt 23rt2 soc
Brick toee and lot Oyer- II M C1errys lt llsr5O sns
fursory of mouse ana w NO ~ lsiss Of 4hst.... l0s
BY A. =. BLEHCKRR a CO.
Two%ioy frame house barn and plot Of ground
and lHsssi lot ooIosi s7ss
BY A. II. sICOLAY.
Three story brk horse and M No n hast 23h+ kee
Of Madison lot s5r39. sal ~
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL EsTATK
BY JOHNSON & MILLER.
Threeetory frame and lose 4h Of Division.
lots together, 55fyrse il kl
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Cost an6 5oun6.

COO REWARD.-LOST, a black leathern
~ MEMORANDUM BOOK containing so notes Of hand and
for tho delivery and o. d. ASHLEY Co..
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POLICE WORK.
ARRESTS FOR THE rEAR-wHAr WAS DONE
WITH THE PRISONERS.

Ipprsrs FOR THE YEAR-WfIAr "Ao DoNI
WITH TIE FRisONERs.
r-r, horest citizen Of New-pork is inter-
,d m knovfng che degree end char er o. the erime
.,.d IN his Immediate vicinity and the disposition
80 -, tse Offenders arrested. TRIBUxBreporter has
sed statistics on these points In several Precincts,
80, the yeor ending April l. 1871 but the pooe euthori-
es evidently fearing TINT something dscredffabie to
them might DO revealed have put stop to his further
rseerses under the that report In soon TO be
nresented 70 Mayor Hail, and 1t would be dscourteous
to allow the facts to be published In ad-
vance of that. This report, however, Is very
rneager and indefinite and amounts TO little more than
statement of the number Of arrests, nothing whatever
bAng sad as the disposition made Of the offenders
In view of this dedeocy the reporter said to Supcrin-
tendent Keiso: "Mr Superintendent, this report actually
cares nothing about how many arrests there are In the
the whole city for assault and battery robbery, larceny
murdes etc. He vents to know how many there are
under each oenso in his precinct He also wants
to know what tbs authorities do with the offenders
whether they discharged al once or held to suffer
for breaking the law THIS your report does not show
and this is what want TO get" acknowledge that
to be eyi" replied the Superintendent, "but can't
help that am only q subordinate, and cannot allow
you search my betters for the reason that have
stated BEFORE"
The statistics obtained by the reporter before his abors
were stopped given below. In cases where the pris
oners were committed for examination" they Of course
passed cut OF police Jurisdiction:
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Boaro arlo Rooms.

A SUITE and other ROOMS, pleasant and
IN newly furnished arscss boAni aud attendance No. 70 hast
Einth between broadway and University place Rseeuoes eh
changed.
OGD WEST Twenty fifth-st., bet. Seventh
~O and Eighth Genie%aP aud wife or ie. single senas
sth good BOAO and pleasant 0os P
yaie family euas modetstei No moving
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC "a.
d., s.-, h.g3 Sun $3.50 Moon sets i;B
NN- ufgH
(}oysI Hell Gate ALI
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Dstfbester Countp Real Cstats for Sals.

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
"A Ot.ing terms within hoT snd bali Of sewfort,
containing 80 he hges state Of c-
the no waste hnd
nds MANSION 80 feet front 40 feet deep perfect oeer ban ane
sa room cattle; sppie schsrs
pear orchard al grated and choice ft fronting lake fences all
oder grounds In al paris Of the hooe
geu eb shment and as for health unsa
passed atmosphere dry and adapted 70 weak lungs goA
boase VII he taken par psImens
AdI-ss WILLIAM DAVIS, Tribune 04ee.
AT CROTON, HUDSON RIVER-VILLA
"A SITES for SALE anding tDe Apply 70
s. SINCLAIR. Thbuue O8ce
HOUSE and 2 LOTS, near Depot, Morris
ania very cheap for cash. with 1t Lots terms APpF
10 ANGRLL, 40 Four,hsye
N0ITNT VERNON. WashingtOnville, Pei
WI b,nylle Wskefed and all LOTS SOLD FOR TAXES in ~
chester County o1 past years restored to the real o'nes
suau No until fully restored the Address
g. K COOLEY. l26 Maden-lLne, \. Y. City.
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CARPETS, Beooinq, furniture, &r.

Carpets, Bsbbins furniture, Sc.
CABINET FURNITURE.
~ Fcass FURNITURE in PArlor Library and Chamber Suites
Of pevost styles at REDUCED PRICES.
Our wsrrantsl
BOHNRNCAMP h sOSsAU Manufacturers, -
No ga Broadway between Twcannt and Twenty SECOND s N L.
CAVERYs Patent Combined Dining Room
~ WATER COOLER Aad REFRIGERATION cast iron porcelain
lined found s.J0S sAvERYs SONS No Beeim,nst l.
WARREN WARD g. Co., MANUFATUk-
w RRs and Wholesale ADD retail dealers IN
EVERY VARIETY OF FURNITURE
for CITY add County residences
Noa and II sprngst,
o Crosby
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