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WASHINGTON CITY.

Postal Changes on the Pacific cea.i-Pro-
ceeslsngs against Kaklsx Suspended.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The only pos
tai changes for The Pacific Coast dur
ing the past week are the following
Postmasters appointed In the Territory
Charles Graham, at Arcadia, Mason
county; A. X. Bush, Riverside, Pacific
county. New Offices cstablished-At
Lewis river, Clarke county, Washington
Territory, w. G. Wier, Postmaster;
together with new offices already re-
ported in the islands acquiring by the
San Juan boundary arbitration.
New YoRK, April5 .-The Posts Wash
ington special says it is understood that
Administration has determined to sus-
pend for the present all proceedings
against persons indicted in the South
ern States for violating the Enforcement
Act and enrolling as members OF
the Ku-Klux. There are more than
one thousand of these cases pending
in the United States Courts. The At
orney General says if affairs remain
quiet and no furthur attempts be made
to violate these laws, prosecutions will
be entirely suspended, but if on the con-
trary the law is not respected, prosecu-
tons will be pushed vigorously.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The amount
of money which will be withheld from
the Pacific Railroad Companies i'll &c
cordance with the recent act of Con-
gress, will reach one million and
a half annually. It is the purpose of
the companies interested to Immediately
submit the question of the right of the
General Government to withhold this
money to the courts. They will push
it with as little delay as possible.
New YonK, April 9.--The gas men
and police came in conflict last evening.
After short and sharp tussle the po-
lice came out victorious.
TRIESTE, April 1O.-The U. S. Steam
or Brook;lm arrived this morning with
the store-ship S"pplyin tow. The Sup
ply brings American contributions to
10 Vienna Exhibition.
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UTAH.
The Mormon Confcrencc-BrlglAsm and the
..Grecian Bend''-Small.pox Abating.

The Mormon Conference Brigham and tho
..Grecian Bend'-smali-pox Ab~ting.
SLr LAKE, April G.-The Mormon
semi-annual conference in being held in
the Tabernacle. About 5000 persons
are present from all parts of the Terri
tory, including four or five hundred Gen
tile spectators. At the morning service
Apostles Taylor and Cannon spoke.
The litter said the prospects of the Nor.
mon Church were never more bright and
encouraging. All the powers of the
world could not put down the Church
or tllwart the divine designs of GOds
people. .-- .-
In the afternoon Brigham Young,
looking in the best of health, and as
lively as a boy, denounced woman's
fashions caricaturins the Grecian bend
across the platform, which created much
amusement among the audience, and
"xhorting the people TO cling to the old
ways. lie reiterated his old assertion
that the Mormons were Gods people,
and ought to pay ithing. The atten-
dance was not SO large as usual.
A number of missionaries are to be
sent off to foreign parts.
Brigham Young has resigned the
Presidency of the Deseret Bank and Co.
operative Mercantile Institution, and
Hooper and Eldrige, respectively, chos-
en- instead. Various reasons are as
signed for the act, which causes a deal
of SPECULATION. It's generally believed
he is preparing to retire from business
affairs.
Overland travel is increasing.
The smallpox is about extinct.
The weather is more spring-like.
SALT LAKE, April THE Mormon
Conference is in full blast. The atten-
dance is large. Brigham Young de-
hvered long discourse to-day, the
main point being against the Gentle
.sectar an schools being introduced here
from Babylon. He urged mothers to
educate their own children and not al
low outsiders to interfere in the king
dom; he denounced the growing disin-
clination to pay tithing; the salvation
of the people was in peril by non-per-
Torrance Of duty. Apostle Woodruff
also urged the importance of the Saints
paying tithing and deploring the waning
receipts of the Church treasury.
Progress on the various railroads is
encouraging.
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Sherifs Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and
~ authority OftwO several executions issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of the I'd
Judicial District of Washington Territory,
holding terms ut Olympia, dated March 10th,
1873, 70 me directed and delivered. l have
levied upon. seized and taken into execution,
the following described property to wit.
All the right; title and interest Of CORTLAND
Ethridge and Al. Miller. in and to fractional
blocks Nos. 81 and So. of the Town of Olym-
pia, in ThurSOn Co., w. T., together with the
s,w-iliil thereon erected with all the ma
chinery: engines: boilers. belts, pipes and
connections of said engine. together with one
planning machine. and all belts thereto. All
of which property. | will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the door of the County
Court House. OF said County of Thurston, in
tho Town of Olympia, ON
The &lst Day 0K April, lsy3
At II o'clock, A. NJ. to the highest bidder, for
cash lin U. :. gold coin) The above prop
erty was seized rs the property Of e. Eth
ridge 4 A. j. Miller, to satisfy two judg.
mcnts belonging to I'll. Mckinney, and
against the said Ethridge 4 Miller for the
sum Of $s72.92 and costs, interests and in
creased costs.
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff of Thurston Co, W.T..
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Musical instruction

MISS MARY BRANT, late of Vancouver,
AN1 thorough teacher of instrumental and
vocal music, offers her services to the citizens
the piana.forte, organ. or in vocal music. si :3
per quarter of twenty-four lessons. Vocal
and Instrumental instruction to the ssr
scholars, $l5 per quarter! 3va
Application may be made to Mr.. II, Crosby,
Of Olympia. or to Miss Brant, al The Wash.
ington Hotel. Tumwater.
Olympia, March %, 1873. 2O:tf .t.r.-e.~ ri.
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ings. The Captain General sent tele-
graphic dispatch, saving that the Con-
sui had no right to be present. General
Torbitt instructed Young not to with
draw his protest, and to insist upon
being present Mt the trial.
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The Home Washer

CAorAro, Dec. q, 1872.
MIR. 4. J. MII.LER-Dear Sir: I have
" tried the HOme Washer about three
Montns am satisfied. It works well, and
families. Mas n IEWn I'VE
February Is, 1873. I5m2
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Special Notice.

N Iy made by the Co. ut their own Factory
and under their own Patents and Processes,
1t is cheaper TO buy STANDARD Goods directly
from well Known Manufacturers than 70 buy
of Dealers or get low price or poor goods
The fullest information on all pOin1a ccnnece-
ed with Emery Wheels and Emery -Grinding
Machinery will be furnished by this Com
pany.
February n. 1878. 16:ms
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OREGON.


SALEM, April 7. - This evening ut
seven o'clock fire was discovered in the
residence of p. L. Willis. The family
were absent, having left Chinaman in
charge. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by defective fiue. The
building is entirely consumed. Most
of the furniture was saved. The firemen
worked bravely, but under great disad-
yantages, not being able to get suffi-
cient water to keep them going. The
house was insured at 81, 500; probable
loss 81. 200 .E.'. g.
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For Sale.

"a eS&V8~s
TOWN PROPERTY IN OLYMPIA, VIZ
Lot Block So, near the Swantown bridge.
Lots and Block 80, on Third;Street oppo.
site Sparks new building.
Lot Block 81, on Second Street, opposito
| the STANDARD Office.
Lot Block 10.
The above known as "the Mason Proper-
ty."
Lots and Block II, east 1Bettmans old
store.
Dwelling house and part of lot ON Washing
ton street, between Second and Third Street,
nearly opposite the STANDARD Office.
Dwelling house and two lots on Jefferson
ton. -
Lots l. and 3 Block 10, north of and ad.
joining j.. n. Gales residence, 100 feet front
on Main Street. This property is offered for
limited time.
Lots and Block 81, adjoining +. b. Rob
erts place. and running form Tenth to Union
Streets.
Lots 8 and Block g.
Parts of Lots and 7 Block 1, on Main st..
with buildings and improvements.
Lot u Block 2, Mill Addition to Tumwater.
Corner lot. cleared, fenced, and orchard ON
same. Good water.
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Recent Arrivals
SUMNER AND FALL GOODS.
Lightner & Rosenthal
A RE in constant receipt Of Seasonable
"A Goods, consisting OF
DRY GOODS,
OF which we have the latest styles of Poplins,
Delaines, Moire Antiques, Lawns &c.
CLOTHING,
Custom-rnatle, cut after the latest style, and
the incest and best goods in the mar
ket of which we have very
extensive assortment
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
For Ladies' as we'll as gentlemen,
We have a very large assortment,
Enough for tho surrounding country
Besides this we keep on hand a large stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
New goods always on
the way, by every YES
sci from San Francisco.
Strangers or new COM
ers will find it to their
advantage to purchase
stock and outfits of us.
The demand for goods ,
having increased, we
havcnow enlarged our
our stock, determined
to sell goods for cash
or country produce at
very small profit, in
large or small quanti-
ties. Ourgoods are Sc
lected and bought by
one of the most expe-
rienccd and best educa-
ted business men on
the Pacific Coast and
having in every re-
spect better facilities
for obtaining goods
than most any other
house on the Sound. we
can guarantee satisfac-
ton to every one who
deals with us. Crate
fully acknowledging
our thanks to all our
friends and the public
generally. for past pa
Ssonage, we respectful
Nv request continu-
ancr of the same.
We offer our stock Of Choice Liquors at cost
prices, to make room for other
goods in their
place.
Butter. Eggs and Furs, received in trade
OH the best terms to producers.
We uWhcsitatingly challenge competition
With any and all merchants on Puget Sound
lAGfITNlIR 4 itt)SENTIIAL,
Nearest store to the Steamboat Landing
Olympia, Jan. l, 1877. l4:iy
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THE GRAHAM CLAIM.

In Mason county, over 800 acres of land
fronting on the mouths Of Oyster and ..Skoo
KUN bays, including the Arcadia Town site.
soil first quality, plenty of water for irriga-
ton /; back of claim soil second rate, timber
supposed to be good for two million feet,
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MARRIED.

In this place. on the 9Th inst. BY Rev,
Father brOndel Mr.; L. A. Moore to Miss
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CALIFORNIA,

Shipping News.
San Francisco, April 9.-Sailed -OaE-
land, Port Townsend; Brontes, LISA
lady.
Arrived-Bk. Germania, Bellingham
Bay; Mary Glorer. Port Discovery.
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1.tOR SALEi!!-l. 500 Gallons Extra Z, Clear
Port Townsend.
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Thurston county.
The Waddell Place.

On Tanalquot Plains. A grazing farm Of
house on the place, good post barn 500 bear
ing apple trees, good well of water, 50 acres Of
good meadow land, about 20 ceres seeded
down. -
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have now enlarged our
our stock, determined
to sell goods for cash
or country produce at
a very small profit, in
large or small quanti-
ties. Ourg0Ods are Sc
lected and bought by
one of the most expe-
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rienccd and best educa-
ted business men on
the Pacific Coast /; and
having in every re-
spect better facilities
for obtaining goods
than most any other
house on the Sound. we
can guarantee satisfac-
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The Littlejohn Farm.

ty-five acres in meadow, about 90 acres Of
good bottom land, house, barn and improve
ments.
j., Also In Lewis county, the farm known
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New goods always on
the way, by every YES
sci from San Francisco.
Strangers or new COM
ers will find it to their
advantage to purchase
stock and outfits of us.
The demand for goods
having increased, we
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mission Wooden Goods and Blankets
wi Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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4 GENCY Of the United Anaheim Wine
n Growers Association il Mt ROthschild &
Co.'S. where q full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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At MEARES',
gI-TH-AvE. AND ETSETEENTHST.
OPENING OS MONDAY.

gIXTH.AvE. AND EISETEESTH-ST
OPENING on MONDAY.
New surnr Goods in all our departments
Dress Goods IN all shades and materials N Caseres Ssrei
Popins Apseas, japanese silks
500 pi.ees new shades Goods BE ne Be- &c and &c
100 pieces and Wool Serges Toe anl tac
ver1 fus Cashmeres MirnloueIe stadrs tNc
lOl pieces Japanese slss. IN best PAT erns SOC
Callcoes. choice patterns iAtc
WITH full le Of Mourning CasEnrses, Dp cE BON
Best makes Black Alpae4s, 2sc- zoe. 29e sc, and sOc
Bargain, IN Black aud Coored Dress silks
eplrndid silks. 2 30 u . and - -
vv superior White EdE ETtra Heayg Black silks - to - aoi
4 lot q good quality sngei sins sc o., Co.., n,..-
100 pieces stHpe s e Ground COorea Stripes and Black
Ground, ial assortment 81 J-Te-
NOW OPENING,
ls--s assortment of Black and Coiored TAX Lares.
Gupa1s Point Cun Yaeaennes and Coored Laees Tor
Lac Co.rs seeSss HdEis Bows and Rulings desnh
NOW OPENING,
H1ipsrr Coott Fin French Flowers aud Peathe-S
Straw Goods and Hat Frsmes-au he Attest shapes
ryDERcLorHING AND coRsETs
HGvinr additions assortment ~ thi' depart
prepared 70 offer in Lines lnarfeotng 10Y LADIES
and Children hnest goods Manufactured cheaper than
any house n he ciy'
Chidrsns Coaks handsomely trimmed With emitted t Nor
msrdv lace Caps Embroidered shaE Zephyr Jaete and harses
S1 solsH 1r7 5ss Frslca sove Embroidered Comets 81 2 worth
is %, Fsesei To,s cor,ets sO and a. ball price
NOW OPENING,
Trimmings GHs FHgsa aud Lo9P. newest styles Bonnet
Ribbons. s4saR bb0us Roman am windsor Tea
HOSIERY AND ENFORCEMENT DEP DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Msses ChlreHs BabnggaH, English and German
All tbs ,,a,on.ble makes Of Uniergarmeus
Button KID Gloves in popular makes At our usual low
@ so.sp Ladies e1tra long English Stockings &c. worth So
CORNER s1xTHAvE AND SISBTEKyTH-sT.
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Gong 1slano Real estate for Sale
mestrbesler Conntp Real estate for Sale
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
~ Oy TIE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE the late s. T. Carte s;naied a.
Croion Iauuc win sold favorable The property
oomuusss upwards Of land 60 STATE Of cliiol
with Of an descriptions The hnidrss on
prenes consist tvoorg House containing Il
about theequate Of mile ron Che station
Newlork Albany post
could be- easily suDdvded into nu
Pull 10 terms ana MAJ OF We
T''- EDWARD CLARKE Tribure Ofce
TOR SALE or 10 LET-A tiTst-class PROP
ERTY u Har-. n Y. - lt OF
xmas and very deslrane
Dr. H. bENIt purchase
Ofos. REED a HOlT, 229 BroaoWay
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Gin Real estate Tor 5ale.
Brooklnn Real estate tor Sale.

A T a low price, TO close an estate, the three
N ory d7ublel HOUSE. No p second
neghhorhco; immediate wanted
Apply r. KELLOGG administrator premises.
No Broadway, New-lork, roa 10 " u a
A FINE location IN all respects.-FOr SALE,
N tte hgloou brick HOUSE. no. 28 PredeutS
opposite Part BrooEyn Pnos low. E. KELLOGG, No
bTosdvay, New loTk 40 % u a
NARLTON-AVE. near LAFAYETTE.-An
~ excellent ehborhood; iur SALE thretor BROWN SIOAk
IN order 81 bargain rutland WHITING. BeekmAnst
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
sr RenseB-s soxlOo = and u Montague
lnHi0o; House No iO2 Pnesppit 27E 20 and 26
WsshugtOn s6r7O I'D Wluoaghby-s Hou-o No 49,
Winoughhy-st; Houses Nos 90 81. and 50 Nassinst.
GORDON L. FORD, 81 Gark-st- BrcosiTn
EOR SALE or to LET-A 3-stOry brick
HOUSE LOT 26 Third-naee BROOKLYN. lhquIrr the
premises q G.. r. DUTTOE, p Park-place, n y
EOR SALE-A handsome three-stOry, attic
HOUSE an improvements O1zg iot s0x10 hns location
pioe. s25uo. Permits o. r. LAND WHITING Beekman-st
WANTED-ln one Of the outer Wards OF
w Brookvu good COTTAGE HOUSE win stables and three
nelghbortood mol 70
Aojress A. p. Box no Tribune Once
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Men, crsen Zeal gsialc for Sale.

FIE
DLAKISTON. HOFFMAN & WILLIAMSON,
ID REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
DIS FTLT0N-Sf. coruer Green Vicll, Rooms anl D.
Fsvp-F AGES cheap Rutherford PARA Handsome tNl
DENCR Woofae; al modern improvement large oi r
MANSION Arlington with large grounds handsomely
40 LOTS Elizabeth, heWark- ana Rutherufo Fark wen
iooate The properties cheap ana oesIa iof n,eslelL
NOR SALE IN NEWARK, \. IA three
story HOUSE, ~ a. rooms heater bath bot ana
coi atsr s undrr under whole house ceneuted bot
to Lot 5r00 In an nghb0hood within three blocks
Of HeWark NeEYork Railroad deput pree s45i m0ass
s5.go. Inquire Of c. o. BAKER, Is Walst
ORANGE, y. J.. and Vicinity Speciality
" Great variety property sale exchange n GERRY
Rsss1u-si ber. Call io Rent and sale CAtllogut&
o. BELLEVILLE-ANE. Newark, \. D.
- Pleasant COTTAGE 10 all improvements near steam
Az horse can; Prre fo photographs and psca
ORANGE AND VICINITY, SPECIALITY.
AL classes Of rroperv sales 80 thousand 50 properties 70
rs1 either FURNISHED uniurfhs1- HAMILTON A4dls
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QUICK TRANSIT.
NJ CHOICE

WESTCHESTER COUNTY LANDS
rs TRACTS or ALL SIZES FOR IkEEST&ENE
COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT REASONABLE PRICES
BLACKWELL & Co. IS LIBERII-ST.
DEAL ESTATE INVESTORS. INSTITUTES,
Ia COLLBGEsWe euaed % oHsr for sale most vaiuf be
with water front
ove-ootlg Hell Gate aud lie Ctr close 20 depot o. the hr ~ yer
IA completed and WITHIN une ~ -
oft Harlem steamboats, and drIye Inc
properly al be The tlesi tbe Sound, OF n est
et-r Caurt7 be- surpassed
Terms vail command attention Fu pacuars irom t
r. u. d D. BROWN, Broadway corner OF
Wall
WESTMINSTER COUNTY-At MOTisania,
w comfortable healthy boar from tine civ Han
an. % stable coEhous.
grsperv desirable property Apply 20 lie
Bwuer No y Wlrreu-s-, NeT-loTE
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SUPREME COURT SALE
IN PARTITION.
Valuable Property for Sale
on THE
LINE OFTHE GRAND DRIVES
AND NEAR THE
NoWNatiOnal Parade Ground
JAS. NJ. MILLER. Auctioneer,
VIII sell e. auction
On WEDNESDAY APRIL >. 1873,

At p O'Clock Exchange sroo, Nc III BROADWAY under The
direction
NATHANIEL JARVIS. JH.. Eso, Referee
The ground and Two
containing lUO acres knoEn a. ne
Thompson Estate.
on tbis plot situated apex lHgoo Hill large thIeesiorv
an finished villa mansion, with tower having
hot and cold water furnace covered porte
cochre fOor. large draNngfoom library
and anueoo with spacious halS buffers and on
io0r small bath ROOM cedar and other
closets On third lo0 The grounds handsomely m
grove Kitchen gardens containing many lne
GRATED us abundance old forest and evergreen hu
spng Of good stable caragehou with ad
don large house and other out
bulngs The views 81 and surrounding country
from surpassed. equet bf any NeS
Yor The property necbbohOod contiguous 70 Int Dyk
man Estate and increasing n value daily. -
sevenve purchase money NAV remain on BohD ana
MORTGAGE. - 81.
For map fl particulars inquire oee Of AusoDee No 20
Pinest, Nev-iOrk.
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Gin proprrin 10 Lei.

Gin proprrin 10 Lci.
THORNTON NJ. RODMAN. Real Estate
Agent Broadway osers Tor LEASE STORE and DWELLING
wRvereyplsos vii let together separately rent elOo store
with bact room front basement $50 frst hO0r san
Enur dwelling 70 SIhave, NaTeIey-Diaee good
stand dentstrv millinery making rent eV POSSESSION
Immediately; vii put in order
ITO RENT-FOr private family only, the five
s,orT Bugsh House 81. - West h1eeeHths is N
e4e.us order modern For permits apply
10 HENRY TAYLOR. Resl Estate, No ll2 Broadway.
ITO IET-TO a small, satisfactory family,
desirable FLAT rooms, bIownstone huss On SIh ave-
murray Hin balance occupied by small family % adu Apply 10 e
II. LOCK III Broadway.
Q.I slA0 HOUSE tn LET-NO. 3l9 East
- s[JO. Fortyfrst Cuttings HDi three sioIaet hsh-
sfoo stone improvements Cal tbe No - SIKH
ave from Do 90 o'clock
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GoHntrp Droperfp 10 fei.

THO LET-Furnished, for the season or year,
he RESIDENCE Of tbe Undersigned Stamford. Conn The
contains and co fesn heater hlho
the Mast
Schools Fine sb Aeconmeasnons in
GEO A. HOYT.
once Of n. PsunsyiraDia Coal Company, III Broadway
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Gountrn ReaL 9state Tor saIe.

GOuNlID nLu4 SSI@Lb III ~''''N-
FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE Tor
II sALKThe Homestead she iaIe A g. Hazard n The center o.
an Hartford u about = Of land 'front.'
inF On EubeiJL buildings desirable for gentemnu resi-
eoe churches schools and the posonee ana about
and Hartford Railroad depot Inc ieaton
IA sathfu pheasant only hah n distant nom s En9e
Rsudt Or The The grounds handsomely a
- rj vel surped th heage and green
hous The succeed has stone iounoAuons una
-irr AID trmmng comparatively and 20 perfect repa
lt II the thorough substantial elegantly lnisDe
and improvements contains y goo
o -oo hath and bot an1 colo Natei are
81 the house IL has bat lev equals a. as
.ratas country for gentleman. fanlg.t
Tens vii exchange Tor other rea estate or seeuet
Pr furtbe Information HOMER MORGAN f1ue or
n w 'sOEU so-r~t-d Ms (1J4l
LlOR SALE. Nyack on HudsOn-Thirty acres
H iess, fronts g d. 6KEES, flsIInoAs y. J..
CEASIDE FARM AND RESIDENCE FOX
- sALl TIE estate Sheafe Par situated on ne
beautiful ssrsruo and Hab0r miles ron PoIoutn
svs e ifou eeebnted Isles d hhoAs
NAVY ard containing 80 vel Eoo1ed and sael
hungs condition. wlh he 500 n PAT
location for suDmer Residences OF iof a Oh
tbe EerHampshire coast. For psruculars address
Z p DAVIS, Lawrence Mass
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VALUABLE LOTS ON NlNTH-ANE., ONE-
HUNDRED.AHD- TWENTY FOURTH and O6E-HUhDkkD
AND-TW ENTY- FIFTH-ST&
ADRIAN Il MULLER p R WILKINS Co VIII sell at auction
On MONDAY March n as O'Clock Exchange SAetrSom No
Broadway
HTNTHAvR-Tvo southeast Nnibsve and oBe-bun
dfei- wentYsiHth-st-
NDRED-ASD TWENTY FOURTH ST. - Nine lots north
5je rest Of Ninth-ave .
ONB-HCNDREDAED TWENTY FIFTH sT-Pour lots south nce
ahoat 7f-et2 O ManbatAn-st
Maps al ufcs Of Tie AuctlOBeerk. Pine-st- tbJs
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BROOKLYN proprrin 10 lft.
T1TTPNTSHFD HOUSE in Brooklyn, Z. D.. 10
IFT-A HOUSE on Bedfor5-Gv small fAiniJ vel furnished
ttorgbout; modern improvements very de1at ntgAlo1
he 1spd drive Prospect Rent iev 70 derse tenant NJ
s-,s for mi parouAr C. g. II LAfAyetep place hes-loIL
ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
II DWELLING HOUSE, Nc 81 hnssanst
DWELLING HOUSE, No. ~ NiiioughbJ-sL
DWELLING ROUSE, No. - Nib0"sL
sTOEE 80 lc2 Pine pHie-sL
gTORE and HOUSE,. No. 9it Fuhob-sFe -..-,,.f
SECOND and THIRD STORIES Of No lbe hehstn y
q school or ofse& 6ohpoh L. rum u -
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
BLACK SILKS.
1873. SPRING IMPORTATION 1873.
CHHRLESa HEARD s. CO.,
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SMlTHs PATTERN BAZAAR, 9l4 Broadway,
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nasc Co.t.ns Toets Patterns with eOA DOsss
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