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Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
THE INDIAN BUSINESS.

Evidently the Indian business is to undergo a change. The good men who thought the Indian savage could be made to abandon his life of theft and murder by giving him more food, clothing, moral suasion, betting, ban quoting, and that love peculiar to professional philanthropists, are at last doubtful of success in that way. While these good men have been treating the savages in the kindest, most hospitable and forgiving man her, the savages continued to steal and violently take the life of law-abiding citizens through the vast interior from the British Columbia line to that of Mexico. As we have known and argued for twenty years, the noble In dian accepts such treatment as evil dence of cowardice. The body known as the Peace Commission, would have never been known but for such vehement demands as appeared from week to week for years in The New York Tribune (which paper refused to print our side when sent to 1t by it's own correspondents) and other jour nals of its character. In the main, the Peace Commission is composed of good men, but they have been un- mindful of Washingtons and his great and good compeers' Indian policy, as indicated in the Declaration of h. dependence, and too often turned a deaf ear to the wall of frontiersmen who never did the Indian harm, and were robbed, and tortured, and mur- dered while trying to earn an honest living Ill an honest way.
 These remarks are merely introduc- tory to the following somewhat hope ful dispatches:
 WAsHINerca, Oct. 21.-It is gener- ally believed that change in the h. dian policy is impending. The new policy, if rightly apprehended, pro- poses to deal with the Indian as 8 man endowed with the possession of all the vices IS well as all the virtues native to humanity and he will be dealt with on the same principle as man Ill & civilized community-getting punishment for his misdeeds and pro- tection for his industry. The policy of cajoling and coaxing will be aban- doned.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The Indian Commissioners, in the conference to- day with the Kiowa, Comanche and Apache delegations, plainly informed the chiefs that the Government had ceased to accept laorQ professions of friendship and good faith, and would now require evidence of their honesty of purpose. Stolen stock must be returned, and every Indian of their tribes must be in camp within ten miles of Fort Sill before December 10th, or the troops would punish them. The Indians were much surprised and promised obedience.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

General F. A. Walker, Commissioner oi Indian Affairs, it is said, has accepted the professOrship of history and physical geo. gEaphy in the scientific school oi Yale col lege, and that he will assume his new duties in few months.
 We take the above from the Wash ington Republican of October II, and the same appeared in a New York Tribune telegram. From all the light we have upon Gen. Walkers s character and fitness for the Indian Bureau, his leaving it IS a matter for regret. The position is thankless one, and IS subject to more intermed- ding than any other, especially by 8 class of men whose excessive profess sional philanthropy disqalifes them for practical, common sense duty to- wards either the good or bad of man. kind; and we believe that when the cause of Gen. Walkers retirement from the Indian Bureau IS fully known, 1t will be found that he would not endure the actions of these ire sponsible, impracticable meddlers.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Pres ident has appointed William s. Kelley Register of the Arizona Land Office at Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
INTEANAL revenue stamp.

~ Il+14E@' <A1I kN ' uO oONH1 p exchanged for check or pr stamps, by presenting them III order to 0. N. Felton, U. s. Assisteil Treasurer at San Francisco. It will be rememb bered that except upon bank cheeks end proprietary medicines. stamp duties were abolished on sad after October 1.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
Authorized Agents for The Citizen

L. P Fisher, 20 and 21 New Merchants Exchange, is our authorized Agent in San Francisco.
 Schneider .Grierson S Go. Arizona City E. Irvine t& PheniX
 E. A. Bigelow will receive and recpIpt for money for THR CITIZEN at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

COUN GIL MARK ALDRICH, HIRAM s. STEVENS, s. R. DELONG, LEVI RUGGLES.
 HOUSE JOHN R. ALLEN, J. ". SWEENY, ALBERT c. DECKER, JOHN MONTGOMERY, J. s. VOSBURG, WM c. DAVIS, L. NJ. JACOBS, JOHN T. SMITH.
 SUPERVISORS. P R. FULLY, E. N FISH, VIM. ZECKENDORF. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. L. c. HUGHES. COUNTY SURVEYOR. JOHN L. HARRIS. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR SOLOMON WR NER. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. CHAS. H. MEYERS, )c19-td RICHARD WOFFENDEN.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
< | A MASS MEETING HELD

"a A MASS MEETING HELD A in Tucson October l2, 1872, the foi lowing named citizens were respectfully recommended to the voters of Pima coun- ty as suitable to fill the respective offices named, at the coming election, November ,, 1872:
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
Pine Lumber!

FEIHE SANT4 RITA SAW MILL CO. re nOwErep0red to furnish all kinds of
 Der and Shingles
 west Prices and of the Very Bos3 is ever offered in this market.
 lrtiesi waiting any kind of lumber Wui .sse leeTe their orders al the store Of essls. E. N. Fish & Co, anI they wiu he promptly filled. f
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
Notice.

rEE COLORADO STEAM NAVIGA- tion Company's GCeamship New bern IT Aaves San Francisco for mouth of Col tn-sdo river op first Of every month, con .ol .'aeti,e It with r1ver boats. Freight landed lat0 Yuma in twelve (2) days from San Francisco. ,zI Agencies of the Company 6lO
 tgront street. San Francisco, California
 Y ana and EbreDberg, A: I.
 2 z ~'-'' ''' J. POLHAMUS, JR, , ,.salv General Superintendent.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

ON the 18th October, Acting Assist ant Surgeon L, N. Clark was ordered to report to the commenting officer at Grant for duty.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

s1Zy Business Advertisements dt Reduced Rates. Office south side Courthouse Haza
 JOHN WASSON, Poprietor
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re. marks in prose, s per square; in poetry, B 90 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

II. orr is a candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff atthe ensuing elec- ton. au3-d
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
WM. s. 0URY

A T THE REQUEST OF MANY A friends A. H. SALES will be an independent candidate for CONSTABLE in Tucson precinct oc5-f
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

4 T THE S0LICIFA ATT5N 0F MANY "A friends, A. (. BENEDICT will be a candidate for tue office of COUNTY TREASURER at the ensuing election.
 Tucson, A. T., Sept. r, 1872. se2I-t7
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
FOR SHERRY z.

PETER K. BRATT will be an In - dependent candidate fc- sheriff ct the Nc vember election. aus
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
Advertising Rates:

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Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

uAyE constantly on hand large and well selected stock of Dry Gooda, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and sobacco, Hardware, etc, which we will sell at the very lowest prices.
 We have. also, Hay and Grain, constant llvon hand tc supply the Public 5-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

WYE ARE REQUESTED TO AE-
 " nounce that OSCAR BUCAA- LEW v Il be candidate for the ,fice of COUNTY REC, hDER of the county Of Pima, A., T., at the coming ele,sion, Nc vember 5, 1872. se7-td
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
 -IS- PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

subscription Rates;
 One Copy, one year, 5 D One Copy, six months SW Single numbers 25
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02

EAMES ". OVERTON is an inde- O pendent candidate for the office of CONSTABLE at the ensuing election. zte
Arizona citizen., 1872-11-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

LARKIN ". CARR is announced aE q candidate for COUNTY SUPERVISOR of Pima county, at our next general election, by the citizens of the Gila river ol9t
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-A few days ago, says the
Sacramento Record of Monday, young man
named Robert 7. Banchette, who has worked
for some time in Sacramento was taken i'll with
congeshve fever. His mother, Mrs Fox, of
Newcastle, came into the city on Saturday deter
mined to take him home, thinking that she
could give him better care there. he was taken
to the depot and placed on the eastward bound
train but before it left the station he was taken
worse and died in a few moments.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

Cow Losr.-On the 22nd ult. small bright
red cow, between two and three years old, with
small horns strayed or driven away from
Mrs. Maehell's, at Colfax, leaving young calf.
The cow has both ears marked, and branded on
one hip I'd, and on the other NJ. Any person
knowing where the cow can be found viii confer
a great favor on MS. Machell by writing or send
ing her word at Colfax.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02
SpccjGI Notices.

Columbus discovered America bat it has been
found that the only economical Shoes forchdren
are the celebrated SILVER TIPPED never
We're out at the toe and are worth twopair5 with
out Tips.
All Dealers sell them.
A pRorRUDlNa toe is not slightly thing, say
nothing about health and comfort. SILVER
TIPPED Shoes never wear ont at the toe.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

IlonsE kIL1tD. Wednesday morning as Mr.
H.amond was coming to town with load Of
i-l.a while crossing bridge near the residence
d. ". 3IcNeal the horse, valuable one in his
Pace stepped on the end Of stick or silver of a
'adse plank, the other end flying up and strik-
-5 tAa horse in the after part of the abdomen
De sprung forward, running the stick into his
iA'dea and back between his thighs, making n
lmoia wound, from which he died in few
moments
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

Near Lincoln, Placer county. October 10th,
1872, Hannah johnson, aged GO years.
In San Francisco, September 17th, 1872, of
apoplexy ofthe Drain, NIrs Maria V. Carr Il na-
tive Of Berkley county, Virginia, aged 70 years.
sidney, Ohio, papers please copy.
Deceased was the mother Of NJ D. Carr, well
and fayorably known all over the 5iate from
whose residence, No. 70S Taylor street, she was
buried. She was born and raised in Berkeley
county, Virginia, bat came to Sidney. Ohio, when
N. d. was mere boy. Deceased had been re-
siding in California some IL years.
SDGc;GI Notices.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

Town PArENrs.-The patents for the townsites
of Ophir, Dutch Flat and Tahoe all in this
county, have been received at the Sacramento
Land Office, and can be had by return of the
duplicate certificates of purchase.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

rrr.-On Wednesday last, between 8 and 10
o,,,ool, A. NJ. the alarm of fire was raised on
p,osl street, near the Catholic church. The
.l.ru spread, and we with others hastened to
,r,o sccne.and found it our own residence. Many
MON were ahead Of us, and on our arrival the
i,1ling AMI lot were full of people, and men
e,bting fire in the garret and on the roof. Buck
.ts water. shingles, shutters furniture, etc, We're
a,inr like hail in Rocky Mountain storm. In
Al few moments the crisis was over, the building
drapched and the same evening worlmen repair
I'M, the outside damage. The extent OF the dam
aga to the building, plastering, furniture, etc, we
do not at this writing "wednesday know. The
A.o,apipe had been oyerhaulad last Fall and new
Joints. caps and fire and water proof joints sup
p}cl. and vet the fire evidently came from the
nlrlor stoyepipe, either falling from the top of
The pipe on the roof or igniting under the water
'5ut Tor fire fighting, we are SIRE Auburn can
b.at tla world. In any ler place this building
must have burned down, and probably two other
valuable residences with it, but it could not do
That among our Auburn fremen. We heartily
thank all who struggled 50 hard and effectively
to and did save our home and property.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

At Dutch Flat, October 31st, 1872, by James
Jamison, }, p, VIM. V. Andrews sto Mrs. Susan
Seltzer.
Near Pleasant Grove Greek, October 9th, at
the residence of the bride S parents, by Alex Don
aldson. J. p, NJ T. Stephenson, of Placer coun-
ty, to Louisa Curry, of Suttcr county.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

Srausl PAnn On " odaeslay evening a
@.l lliT cf g(utlome. AID ladies' suddenly
"frad In at The residence Of W. c. Norton, on
Broad street, about 8 o'clock, and soon the
gathering Dc, Hoped into a Grst-clsss surprise
party. The leasting, socialites, fun and sport
were kept up until 2 0 clock next morning, when
-i departed, highly satisfied and gratifed with
Ne evenings enterLlinment and enjoyment.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

FoR the very best Photographs, 60 to Bradley
6 Rulofson's Gallery without stars-,-seA ASCENT
II THE ELEVATOR, 420 Montgomery street, Sal
Francisco, Cal.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

M-aDGG AND FigE.-So0n after d2r', on last
Saturday evening the house OF Mrs Johnson
near the town Of Virginia, three miles this side
Of Lincoln, on the Eastern Extension Turnpike
Was burned to ashes and the woman with it
together with a corral and some 40 goats Mrs.
Johnson, better known as the Babe in the
Eool5 was an eccentric Australian woman,
some co years of age, and came to the place and
opened bar on the road under a tree some ten
twelve years ago and in time put mp pretty
good house, outbuildings corrals, ctc., and did
business with travellers. Finally she gathered
aognd her hogs, chickens, pigc ons, goats, etc..
from which she made some money, but how
ucch 10 enc knows. She had a cord or two of
10ol in the house, and from the almost com
p'ete destruction Of her body by fire and the un-
a.nal amount Of ashes around the remains, the
IMPRESSION prevails that she was FIRST murdered.
fl. house robbed, the wood piled upon the body
ana .Ge building fred; the design being to de-
s..1v Ell traces OF the murder on the remains.
W. larn thut suspicious looking character had
hs,a h.r-nr around there for some time, who
mag h.talelcnal tha whereabouts of her galu-
ab'e a.i s,uey and committed The inhuman
ca enuuIe- Mrs Johnson is said to have
as4 a4l tsp dlneAtars, respectable people,
living ia Brooklyn, New York, Justice Starr,
fLn la went to the promises, summoned
ilry AMI A.l an inquest, ehcitinS in substance
aioc. I'D above.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

i'1 I"ISELGNG SCAR MtNsTREI.s This troupe
'', 'n entertainment Tuesday evening, in Mu-
man. to tolerable audience, and, it being
..." AFs' appearance on the boards did remark
'| "e'I-p particularly Thomas Martin, John C.
--'A' VIM, Martin and Lew Smith. The mu-
' Was good and The singing was good Thom-
''''in' in his stump speech and song of "The
'''en Gross Grows all Around" elected hearty
'.Lose' as did also the double song and dance
-1es'fs. John c. Leach and Wm. Martin.
'Ae performance Il dance was inaugurated,
'fo was good time generally. A little
.''o practice, boys, and you will be hard to
0.t-Argus.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

r,,-r~,f FIAT NJ Z. CHURcH.-Sery;ces will be
l.llot the Methodist Episcopal Church, Dutch
Flat. every Sunday at 10: 80 A. NJ, and at PM.
,l., a4 Gold Run at 2: 80, =. n. Rev. G.. d.
Pnnoo, Pastor
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

a.. .i'AEE SHIpPED.-A twelve-inch station
ct, 9I'7' together with a quantity of shafting,
o.. ''sI manufactured at the I.Street Foundry
loc,.ooJI oJ i,fie ,f Mining Company, whose works are
,,,,o.5 near Colfax, were shipne5 TO hat n,ane
'''''F'-- Cnion Of 7'uesclay.' ~ ''''1N
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02
f:oEiN.

At Auburn, Friday, October 29th, 1872, to the
wife of James Collins, son.
DIED.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

'AI11r SroLFN.-On Sunday night last som
moves stole nine hea of cattle that were graz
''5 '-n miles above the North Fork bridge and
.to'e them down the bed of the stream to few
hundred Yards south Of the bridge, and then up
y. AA and out towards the junction House,
'".. all traces Of thom were lost. Mr.. Os5orn,
~' owner adyertises them in another column,
~" 'leIa liberal reward for their recovery.
PERSONS in different portions of the county
sharp look out some one may get the cat
W l-t reward, as they are well described.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

/ These Bitters have been III the
kSan Francisco Market for OVER
EIWENTI YEARS, and notwith
sSanding the many new candidates
a'or public favor, the sales hay
constantly increased.
TAYLOR 6 BENDEL, soIr
sGENrs, 400 aud Al Clay Str ,
FAN FRANCISCO.
[fel7-1yis1
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

r,rHo11c-Rev. Father Kelly will hold Divine
-...;.o in the Catholic Church, il Auburn, every
,bird Sunday in each month at the usual hour.
N. Z. CHuRcH.-Rev. Edward E. Dodge vii
Zach at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Au-
i.,rn every Sunday at TO- 30, A. NJ. The Sab
,.,h school will commence at II: 30, 7. NJ.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-02

MARRIED.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
J. JoHSsoy. IT,. AacuoneeF.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr..

J. JoHSsoS. j.. AacuoneeT.
RY JERE. JOHNSON. Jr..
H. Successor o. johnson Mler)
No 25 Nasal. cor CEDAt-,T.. NEW YORK
Real Estate promptly s EIehangrd sales Of stocks
FaTutnr, M, ch4n8se &c.
TUESDAY Apll p.
y O'Clock Exchange ~ Bo1rAv absolute ana
uncoBt adjourned ale baauer Of LOrs JOHN
Bergrn wand Brooklyn Fourth and fIa
aves Forf1i VoItTfouth and PorT afh s al 70 be p'sy
SOLD without limits vhAoeve MAps al onee
A4o, iev yeFy choice IOrS ihe plaza
WEDNESDAY, Apnl -.
y O'Clock. Exchange III Broadway positive "A o
tie valuable urorv attic and cellar STORE No 10 CeiATst He"
York. Mas 40 AuciOBerrs Office.
THURSDAY April 25
y oelc Of Wsters Thomas Co. J Pltonst
Brooklu sALE.
frame HOUSES k&vL Sos 81 as AID ~ Eghent.t brook
sale without Maps AsetoaeeTs ohee, No - NAs'Au
ST New Yorf
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

| JOHNSON, jr, Auctioneer,
~ Has h~eu directed bY
AD0LPH POPrENHUSkS esq,
To Sell
POSITIVELY, ABSOLUTELY. AND WITHOUT RESERVE
RAN At 3 O'Clock p. premises,
SATURDAY, APRIL u, niz
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
Belonging
FRITZ kOkSIG,
(Who has taken ~ ais PERM residence In BuropeL
Situated 1t
COLLEGE POINT, L. l..
lnnsEilng "
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT MANSION
o. 10 villa syl eonrvav Lot snd cold vsief oah
laundry, uTnace aud modern convenience.
i-le ACRES, so CHOICE LOTS,
anGlpfd fruit
shrubs high sai
beautiful And land views; 10 miles Hsnters Poati +aay
HkAEMEkht The viii be sold, rain or shne
Aforesaid REMEMBER hat high Phees po erpecie
deferred p1 attending Of heretofore A-Ed
This been hIed for SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April ~
order merchants and capitalist. attend.
PRER TICKETS E be issue al who wish attend FOR
full particulars Gppiy JERE JOHNSON h SAss.nst " l.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, April %, 1872.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, April p, lsTa'
At the Exchange, this morning, Joseph Nc
sold by order Of the Supreme Court, under dree
ton of julius Lyons referee valuable plot Of ground
at Washington Hights being located the Kingsbridge
road, 1G5 feet south OF One-hundrcdand-nnetieth-
The plot contains about 6s city lots and has house cost
Ing upwards OF $4,000 thereon. The whole was sold TO
Mr.. b. F. Beekman for k4C5Gs. Messrs. Muller, Wilkins
Co. sold house aud lot East Forty fourthst Messrs
v K son sold house and lot No lO Maedou-
galst.
james VI. Miller sold tenement-house and lot on west
side OF Avenue 4, near Twon'ythird-st.
For tomorrow Tuesday several sales of importance
are announced. Messrs. Muller wilkins Co. will sell
valuable lots on Grand Boulevard Onc,hundred-ani-
fortysxth, observation-disclosures y-sevcntb, One-hund-
red-and-s xtecnth and OEe-hundred lndthircth-sis.
The Hon. Henry McDanolds has purchased John
Cahr's farm situated in saddle River township New
Jersey co acres at 500 per acre ShlIh HnIeHe nave
sold. az private sale, SO city lots IN Chton ~ d. at
VIM. H. iaynor reports the sale of the piece Of land
the west side OF kngsbridgc road and the road
Kincsbrdgc-road aud $50 feet ON FIT Washington
road comprising 80 lots, for S90OO Also tw0-story
frame house, 1s9xi0 Il. Onehundred and d-tnrty-sec-
Ondst. between sixth ana SeventraVes., fOr S6'2vo
Al the Exchange safe sroom at noon, on Wtd1esday'
NJ. A. j. Lynch Will sell by auction by order OF X Corn
wallis attorney I0r the executrl1 .. tlo csae " VI ~ ~
late samuel T. Tsdale. the valuable properly 90 thc
running from ne Waacks Theater 10 the Stables
adjoining the Maison Doree trontng on Unlon-sluIr, Oh
FOurteenthst UnOn-squarc is already one of inc most
prominent business centers IN New-1Ors, anu rar.y
such desirable piece Of realty as this falls under inc
hammer and this property Will no DOUBT attract the at
tentiou capitalists III search Of desirable yestment
A d. Mellick. ir.. Brother will sell on THURSDAY.
April 25, the premises. At Plainneid commenting az
O'Clock p. H.. the following valuable property: Inc
handsome house and lot on the southeast cor
ner OF Cherry and eventh-ss containing u rooms lot
100 feet on oevents and go eet ia depth. Also, lot
in the rear OF above premises fronting on Thlrdpace
Aleo block OF l3 JwOtOry houses and lots on lhlrd-
ST.. each containing six rooms, and conveniently ar
RANGED for families. Also, the magnificent
Hillside property, containing 10s acres having Charm
ing view OF the surrounding country. THIS properly
viii be sold villa plots OF from three ia eSht acres
each, viii ocT of the most desirable Opprunl-
ties ever presented purchase building plots III tus
charming amt rapi lv improving town. The terms,
which WI. he moderate Will be made known Oh the day
sale.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Gitn Ecrl Gstatc TOR 5ale.

gitn Ecdi Gstdie tor 5dic.
FREE REGISTER, with particulars Of 1900
u CT1 HOUSES .ul 81 lLDiSG LOT, . ~ ~ 20 J., eoa
lra. Estate al lone y AND .loLers 30. u llnc,t
4 TWO-STOHY, nigh basement, brick
= HO-si and eot 'r a o.-a "Iiocn'a ~ sa
-u u ,f fruit a. aeilhis gtIraooI; 20
minute .rom Jleu-oc- ~atctH 81 TO Fion Mf.e
For IL J. or c-Ii-hci unfarcL Aqfy 90 tie oWl
WILLARD HARVEY. s. iauEAls..
DOJLENaRD.-Ihe great sale of BOULE-
lo vA.D LU., -e- TOIAl . tbe 'lc.ngc ID Bo.iT'y
E-CR SALE ara BARGAIN-TLe fouI'-story
Ai-h-s.oo. tr,v- TO. p. So - West iDT SKI -
se,eu,vfve per Oh 'ncrt-are Afa- 70
JOIN o.. Johnson o. Coz - HoFar1tt
EOR SALL-Ten LOTS, with Factory Build
I iu-s, la-e. ." slt ..
DETER 4 HEGLNAN
tso- o. lie late ae;oT 4. Heyenall
REAL ESTATE BEOKER.
q Lto:;y--t,
n. e-- ssorp,u choice WEST SIDE aHi IA T SIDE LOTS
or .i..- ..e.a fe sole very desirable WATER RC+rs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Aurtion 5a!es OF Real gstalr.

TUE MOST SUPERB TRAIN Of CARS ever
n IN he Uuti (lo5 Int assertion vii convey
eap' Ei ce 70 the sale oI ne
kr.ng MANSION GROrNps. CeHege Point T. T. -ct SAT
JHbAf AFrEKXOOE Agni The T. har ta.en p bis per
aneut denee Era-e positive nsrucoas 10 Ad1F
Fnphluse ed 70 Ill valuable ptriy rrlAe s.'e without
rertr pce. Tan Will Jamesslp and TbtrioEl
r e 1t oock motgaee For MAPS ana
aee apply JLRE JOHSsOS j Aucioner - asssln y y
n A. J LYycH. Auc;1uee.
Rf NJ. A. J. LYNCH. No. 72 Cedar-st.
~ REAL ESTATE. STOCKS. BONDS, bIOt
st Puhfe md Private Sale
Personal ~ Nv 70 sales of Furniture.
WEDNHsDAY. Apnl -,
Al, u o'clock the Exchange SaiesroOm III BroadwHri
Trinity Buildfg, =
by order conwas KrecutrI Of Esae Of
semue +. Tlslalc. deceased,
valuable PROPERTY fOnr
eentst aud Unontqa the taeeorT 0nck bdng'
AMI Land sire Of Lot, "a 59xg5. 1Kf7. Ki25 ie-t
Also
TIE LEASE of the valuable bune popsrJ souhTe. corner
BroadssF EQht 6resoy Building with front Broad
% % To ,oes iO4 e n depth on Eight g. oonpnsng
four tsrrs ste oe be- Bg used az hotel
FoI and particulars apply a. ths oGee Of the Aacsneer
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS IS 90.
No - E-st itAs' letFeen
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BY v. X. STEVENSON SON & co. 49,
3sorv rck house ana o- No Macd,Ggs lJt lOlF
BT jos. INQUIRE.
po ground On Er-s, gr1ai, ,5 rs y l9lth-st, with -
hous thereon having about 63 frs q ad
JAMES 81. MILLER.
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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

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