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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-20

ana el1eII-nm / for boys girls, it is entirely
without a rv'. Most youths, aside from their
studies are pc ectly capable of doing all the JOB
printing in the. fathers business,
Branch Office, 543 Broadway and IS Mercer SITS,
New York. Kelly, Howell & Lupwig, 92l Market
street. Philadelphia. 10-l7 DIFF
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11
A LETvEl. FROM JUDGE :EsTGI.

The following. With is 4 copy Of a
letter addressed b. the Hon. ". Beatty
70 the Reese River Ee.st'r and which
appears Ill tie ISSUE OF that paper ~:
Oct. /. speaks for itself and coFrects AZ
errclec,.s impression which has hereto
fore obtained IL certain quarters:
CARSON CIrY, oct. ), 1871.
EDITORS REyE.I:g:
As YOU have Published a statement to
the effect that IL 1863. when the Act
creating I'll. new Judicial District Of
White Pine county Was passed, | refused
t. resign unit! had ezsc:ed a written
promise from Governor B!as,;-l to ap
point me Judge OF the new District. l
hope you will do me the justice to pub
lish IL. following:
BIZ reference to the laws creating and
organizing White Pine county and the
new Judicial District il viii be seen that
was appointed by the Legislature
Judge of the new District, IL case OF my
resignation OF the office ! thea held.
II the law was constitutional | had
nothing to DO but TO resign ana immhdi-
steiy become Judge of tie new District
with an increase of two Thousand dol
lars in nv salary. But l, i'll common
with many others, believed the law to DO
unconstitutional, and, consequently,
that If attempted TO act il accordance
with i would simply put myself out OF
otice, and that ali my acts as Judge IN
White Pin. be utterly void. Under
these circumstances, l proposed that
case should b. submitted 10 the Supreme
Court IN order 70 have the question de-
termined. In the meantime | went to
White Pine ana attended to ali matters
that were ready to- hearing. On the
eleventh of May I'll. agreed case-People
e. =, Clarke VS.. Irwin-was decided.
The constitutionalitv Of the law was af-
fruasl. AMI on the fourteenth of May l
resigned, giving effect to the law.
Governor Blasdel. who was personally
DESTROYS that the law should go into
effect. had previously offered, if l
would resign. to appoint me Judge OF
the new District, and SO far a. hi. CON-
mission would go towards giving validity
TO the new arrangement, TO let NE have
tbs advantage Of it. But thought lis
commission would not cure the uncon-
st;,utioaaii;y of the law, and declined
the ofeer
No written promise was ever asked o.
Governor BlasGeI and none given. HIS
offer to appoint NE WAS verbal, and ras
made more than month before re-
signed. Iouls Especially.
". Il. NEA--T.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11

BECK, TIE WasLoe Eeformer, came
into town yesterday. inasmuch IS he
steered straight for Bob Clarke ofice,
we take it fer granted that he WAS i'll
duced by his Senatorial candidate to
come here 10 help keep tie Postum De-
uiocracy from kicking the Dolly Warden
fat into the FIRE. Beck looks as if when
his once fue vein of humor had struck
in, it had attacked his liver, and caused
that suffusion Of TIE hillary secretions
known 10 the Lelb-doc:ors ad Chesterfield
bcldames OF the West. as "tle yaller
iaund.-s Afliliation viii Go n great
deal toward making the affiliated look
like one another; and confound, if Beck
Amt beginning TO look Ike old Snarls-
VOW, We are aware of the extreme
rigor and dreadtulness OF this compari-
son; but it is our painful duty to tell the
truth-so out it comes, tho We must
burn for it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11
sspueL,sas STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE


STOREY Coluty-I. L Eelua. u A King, Ii.
II. MayaarI. Z - Davis
tlr7ushy County =. StadtuiVllrT. = T. Swift.
Lander Cuuusy-A- r. Shannon
LYON COR. c. i. Zat.iski-, DR.. ". Bunchar
I'VE COUNTY,. WsrburiJ...
Washp, County,. II. kluheai. c {. PowIIng
White Pine C,unty-A- Cleveland
Churchill Colut w slilCe tico3sn-
HCuzIs., County--Iaaes W. Haines.
EIEo County,. NJ. Smith, J. = Msyhu-h.
Ear "A Counrv-A. Z. Davis i. c. Turner.
Es.,lsralIa County,. Ii. GcCl:ntna.
Humboldt CoU1ty--N. y Thompson.
Lsncsla Courty-O. ". Tyrren. D. Cr.ttenden
For Iulge Of the second judicial District:
H WRIGHT. Of Urrusby County.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11
TIE LATEST NEWS.

New Norh, October 1U-A Paris cor
/ ctspondcnt says that tie Princess De
! BoA:loI lia,iame HarkIus whose hus
band : low in Paris, is utterly i, otitute
with ;hree children. begging for work,
and asking loan OF The small SUR! q
so. Tier aunt the eN-Quetu OF spain,
lives bH: :, :ew doors away, but VII net
help Ler :sl.d none OF ler Royal rtla-
tives vii: give her 4 sctl. She is now
depending on IL. charity @. Americans.
The sane cor-.elcndtnt 1Lbii,Aes Il let
ter f.on! Dleileyay, the American con-
victed IL Cuba, IL which ne says: ! vas
sent Oft so abruptly from Cuba that l
am here in Santartier Prison without
means. without clothing. and almost III
:, suffering condition. l have written
Mr. Cushing at Madrid, but rs get have
heard nothing. The Lord only knows
what Will be my situation or fate IN the
face OF the present lnipotency OF our
Government in its dealings with span.
\ Boston special says the caucuses at
Salem tonight, have taken away the
last shadow Of doubt Of tie renol.ina-
ton OF Gen. Butler, il which Tie most
effort was made. and although Butler
~ns opposed l.. Gen. William Sutton,
undoubtedly one Of the most Iopular
gentlemen in town, his delegates were
el.ctc,, iy Z vote Of 10 to II. IL Glo1-
ces.er Was shown the most disastrous
results Of the squabb!e ii tie Eepubli-
can ranks. Last week Butler carried
the general caucus by er average Of 10 !
1, Will. tonight, in the strongest oppo-
sing Ward. the vote was 81 70 -, M
average il the city OF more than to !.
In EevhuTyport there WAS an t-iolt to
postpone the nomination Until. to-tOr-
rsw night. but tie revenue officers came
to the aid OF the Butler party, ana the
postponsme4t was defeated. Then a
motion was made fer use Of the check
list. but the Chairman ruled it cut Oh
the ground that the checklist had 40
business IL general caucus. OF course,
after this, there was no use III talking,
dates, had plainly linted n 4 bolt. the
- Butler delegates.
San Francisco, October i0.-1:3o ?. u.
The weather is cloudy and cool, with IL
locations Of rain.
There is no further news about the de-
faulter, Henry Casey, but strong force
OF officers are securing the county be
tween here and Haf-MooH Bay, and
there IS a strong probability that they
VII. calt ure him.
The steamer u ntar2, from Lower
California a. Me1ical. IuC:s, arrived 70
day.
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haTail State Republican Ticket.
s.I-cciae. -TIe.Iay. No,c:;,hrr 3, Isl

For 4, vernon,
J! 4. Hazlett ----..----.---..--Gf yG1 County
For Lieutenant t.vv ruur
: lllu Bowman. .-..-----.- .--.-c.f we County
F.'r III u,ber ~ Congress.
yGilI1un wup.tsurl1 ..-.....-.o i Store County
For I'iss -! >UprerIs C1Ir;. tio1- tcrnl.
U H B-atty .-.........O White Pine Comfy
For Iudse - srprt me Co,It short ;Srlul.
warner Fa-I ..........-....-Of Eihp County
Ear Clerk OF Sup-t I.;c Court,
Charles /. t;..ka. H. 30; crusty county
For SECRETARY OF state.
. u Minor. Humboldt County
For Attorney General.
s6sss Tsf.bs OF Douglas County
"a. State Treasurer,
Ii Hl-l..---.-.-.-... OG Eureka County
For state Controller.
~ W Hobart -.--...-.Uf White Pine County
For surveyor General,
John Lyon County
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
p Er!lv-.--..--.--..-.Of Eureka County
For State MineraieEist.
4 Il. WbItsliu .-......of Churchill County
For State Frintr-,
{. c. Pcwr.ns- Nashoe County
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11

For County Commissioner Carson. Geo. ellison
Ea- C0unty Commissioner. EuIpIrs. Jas. Norris
For COnstsb.e, carson Township = et.rs
For Constable, EIni irs Township t. LaIret
Fer scL,v. Trust Carson Tp -EGb. q. Parker
Tor school Trustee. Carson Up ----J. J. LINN
F5r scao~l Trustee. Cars,.n TT. Il. Y. IL Ferris
For School Trustee Empire Tp-...Iohr >tiv- =
FOR School Trustee. Eu.pir. TI,----I III Hans
For Trustee. E-up.r- up. rcd .St5G:t.lygil. :
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11

The Siircr Stat, not to be ou:dons by
the Humboldt Register, has come out as
daily. This arrangement will prob
ably last during the campaign, merely.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11
STRAYE0,
DROkE INTO MY ENCLOSURE one
Sorre1 HorSc

White Blaze Face and two white feet. light shod
all round. The owner is requested to come
forward Immediately AID Pay damages snd
receive his horse.
oc11-lw* ". NJ LITTLE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11

II is definitely aseertained that Carl
ScLurz is shelyed in Missouri. Ii is a
dreadful thing TO prominent politician
to be sLelyed under any circumstances ;
bat TO be repudiated by a lot of Mis-
sourisns Is too great humiliation to be
boruo'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11
A Card

written 10y Mr. ALRzBACH appeared in til.
AeVaea Tribune serteI-Acy It, 1874. in answer
TO which beg to state never asked this ind.
vi0ual Tor his opinion on my Piano from tn.
i&'' 'hs' an aware that he is lot qualified to
give one even over & Jews Harp. Any enc who
styles Aimsef Music Professional will c,-
tainly lower himself in the estimation ~ a..
poDhc IN fueha way. would irdead be vs,,
nara up 'or Recommendations il were to de-
pend IN such creatures for their opinions,
l.. H. LOYE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-11

IL - 4ET unnecessarily cruel. 70
s4v 70 the editor Of Tom Williams
Chr5 ici'. when he cones cat with u
wlor.-v, tel! that to tie EaIiAcs:"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
RUILDTNG STATISTICS.

Po th wtes ending SATURDAY Feb g. ls74 ou the Of the
DesUmelt Oi Budugs walter ~, Adaus, : aleruielGrlG
Its bFsf ~ Construction and ANd0R reports ulmher q plans
Submitted approved H. comprising buildings. 20 Of vcl
10 % rClts Ues lO-lrs O0loIse
remainder workshop the total estimated cost a. erection ~ Which
S2lO1OU TIE proportion Of grade OF buildings
trouia The ess costly requirements o. me new cc. est
chester y alterations of buildings have been
aa9fOFed.
els' oi alterations -3j4uO number n special s1pC
for frame other structure % dssunIovti. ].
T4S Burau BHtatags reports gene raj
Guldiuls reported. 4
law 81: violation notices served - violation
suOusv ia unss'e buildings reported 43 taEen
down. = e. bulAuC notices served. 10.
Tie b4rrqu 81 Iran Work y buildings rrIrrnr
buildings provided with escape,
served 10 rieIs, auG la'es Approved IA
PlreQF T7sIe H0tis F1eories sOH yares reorts
ohca Inspection o' - tlctes place. d.
auuser 30 nI4cos 0 a being MOTEL, "a hotels AID
houses are reported harg undergone careful
he condition and acife, Tor protection
found % be required -u-to4 tr safe guards provided
church reported 20 have ben cr7niIed additional
~s reported h. required l ether 81 factories and
usea Tor manufacturing purposes reported have Inspected
O. - W means and Hl e therein provided the pro-
lection n and o7ea1V the deemed
hetesar' parties interest," uot-1 provide oua!
recommended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

New buildings proposed for erection for wheh p daring Inc
d.. have he,u submitted Department OF SuSs s
80 sndns SATURDAY. Feb. IA. 1874: -. 49, woh
49, So At south side feet west Of Seconds'ei o0A
.hon .d tenement sores j0I5O p SAnlgus' owner 81, h,
sesi stie Of Fty tA4TdsLi Dice
I crv 95r4g; Bngelhsrtt. owner -. ,.lHn, Q
sgns No so Morrauia, l frame second d"ehns Z
stor.es 2lr3O: ?. Expert. owner . -. -, uuhloel
v fhst south ode 10 feet eaSt OF "ppSA
80 lrsme seooudesss dwelling. stones ZOA[oo NJ De~'y
-, -, - ..-, .,a .e,snept < sores
zbY54; Phil FeWnng owner. , -. 49,. -.
Avenue A. bneA store hh1
,.rsrsrt : stores. 9J1GO; otto Oar mask, owner.
pv,inth.St west 200 Of iephavcs hnek tene
ut 4 stones 25151. Jacob Weeks.
Pst sa1tt.ves; corner Of Ssntont erick school hout
,ss estimated $50 OO0i Church Of Our Lad, Of sof
owner q r.,.b-.xe bye
,cre and tepsmeu stones 25r6 James Fitzpatrick Owner
tht. No 4J+i brcA tenement p1iAhk s'oes
2G1GU ". j stafford owner - - r., "a,
One hn1 ehs north side 20 feet east OF lWe1n
ave bnck coal 0mee l4Il4. j. hcbanns, owner n
On. hundred and Jh-St southwest corner Of fourhave
traSs brick AMI stores eaeL story, Z5I65 W. IL bedep
sol No % brick secondca store, stories pisa Pre-
bsrcey.t 80 = brovnsone tenement, sones 22I5si A.
DoOTer 80 =,
BsIierst No 3D. tenement stores lsH4li s. Levy
owner --..- q
sbo h-s, frame tLTueass dwelling
ZlIot II. A. Sherwood owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Buildings reported m the endIng Feb a. 1874:
No 30 Bowef wall extension; Geo Koeher
l7O boserY wall Of John &. CrugeT
No ZIG Bowrg unsafe roof; Henry Bshcg agent
No ~ DivIsun-st uua caBnevs Stephen b. Fish,
No ltS boTeTyi unsafe ctlnueYsi fetr beTute owner
2O7 unsafe front wall : Smith
No lss haaonsL front wall and cnmneysi Oear Cote
No 81 srG,ls.~ unsafe generally Gerard Ahrens agent
No 40 Wsshngtoust rear unsafe front wall Peter G0et
No ~ Wangon unsafe 'front.' wall ana chimney Peter GOeit
No 40 Wash ST. unsafe front Goee;
% Bor-i.s.. unsafe generally; Peter Gcelet,
NO - MoTr-st, unsafe generally; Peter Goelet
Is Morls-st, unsafe generally; Peter Goelei
No - Dvison-st unsafe cimneys VIM II. Mansfield owner
1851 Cberryst unsafe ciimncys Joseph smith,
No. as 20 40 West Ihrteentns rear unsafe rear walls Ezekiel
Douren.
No 4ss 6and-st chinneys; Morris Rnldo.
No 4-6 Graldst unsafe cllMnel s. Morris lnado owner
No 100 Hestert unsafe genera yi Peter 'ornen owner
No Sherft unsafe clinuers g. Heernranat owner
No $0l Hadson-st unsafe ehmneys joseph >iaer essee
No "a Net'L esf unsafe clmners Aaophus Gutenberg owner
No. 10 Wl.ettst, unsafe chImneys. Henry bie owner.
Bioome and e'sss UNSAFE mHeys Henry
North east corner Seven,have and Tryseye unsafe chin
bsys; ) 4 j. Marshall, owIers ....--
So l60 Wooserst cmneys front wall; J. P Gibbons
Sc 52s wa:ers, unsafe west gable Sc; A P vsntuyl
No I72 Forsi urslse chiuuevs. T. H. DYkers, trustee
~ P0u.tt-ave generally; Mav Camp, owner
No 81 b. gable George GreenwaA
No s+O heE NIeeeutlsi alsaie oht Wa Los MeOUe,
44O West trout unsafe cumnsVs Thos heGure,
80 40 Pkcst unsafe clinueys Albert Hahn, guardian.
No u NlNtt -, unsafe cAim,eyS Aaron Adams ownef
No 10 N!le;tsL. unsafe chmnt7s; Aaron AdAns owner
No las East Eyhtyxsi tImuei, Susan an.
Nee go ~ J4e East Toenih unsafe generally Brewer
Rsite,
No 5J Hlarv unsafe -esr eorrc: Francis MeAsn OVER
Hatosd-ye Central Village Morrssua unsafe roof NewYork
AZ h-Tem i.alo-1 'ompaLY, oS'e1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
Gounirp properip 10 Gst.

no LEASE-SOUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN
LOUISE hontose stsi'oa kev-JeseyThis veItsows prop
s % LOT sum%er Or wsr boar. offered LKAss 70, tr.
arranged for WITH The supphed With The
pus water from cellar from peverfaRas spray The
mountain and heated BY
n'ea There stAbhss for eighteen henes essehhs ua
vh" rooms IN hou kc Also vegetable garden
me woods IN al shout iven The ntason 70 the most
and seoessbe within he Mes Yorh E mia
es ron loot Of Bsrcst horns and BsseI Railroad Thirty N
trains daily. Apply 70
F.. O,4bs) HOMER MORGAN No. Pised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Monday, Feb. 10, is7.

THE transactions at the Exchange sa l sns
lne D. M. Seaman sold the house ana
", snowu as No 90 cannonst' for nS'N'' 10 michael
Hahn. u.ur ~, tho eunreme
oour the threery nrownsiOne dwe1 feeS vest Of
the lot 9OziOo to Vim. C. Blair pan'n Id subj
for t2,65o 80 -, nv order OF the Supreme Court,
James ~ trounstoue house and lot. 17x9ell nortn
sse Of n4s ypsS IL suit for
OF fliLt v1onnced nv Joseph Mcclure H. ~ camp
aDs VIM Kennedy were al PSstpSasd brownssone
Wm' No - West Thirty ninthst, 2OxSo lot tui' iu'
nished, for $4,000
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5ituatlons Uanieo-- males

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RBCsIyED ar TIE upIQ~h
OFFICES Nos 81 West Thirtr-seeond ST. or Jos est
50t ThrdAyeu Thirty ourih-s'i a. the
HARLEM OFFICE No 36 Fourth between One and
and at the BROokLfS
BRANCH OFFICE 3l3 Washington door 70 the Post
Office To at regular Office rates
4 CUTTER, for the last lS years employed
"A youths boy department Of OF LARGEST claiming
OF patterns TOT stock Is ready
or aso, her engagement Address ARTIST L hume Office
DEAL ESTATE.-A SITUATION wanted in
h real good PENhAN and quick at
61re: expectations moderlte NJ. W. b. Tribune Uposn
Office 81 : West J2d-st.
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6ituaiions Uanieo-- Alales.

Miscellaneous.
TISEFUL.-A Swiss man and wife both are
" thoroughly rood us espsbs worten farm
garden estate rceent washer ironer and coo
soussvert have good de PR0TBSrAHf HONE
1873 shave, above l0hst. the drug store.
USEFUL MAN (col0red) wants o situation
10 ds or country place Of ussi or s wATChMAs
yANTOh has the best Of references ye writes gooo
hand very honest Temperate seye snd obhsiue o. the HONE
asd BUREAU l3s 6havc above Othst over ne drug store
USEFUL MAN and WIFE-Very low wages;
" c Or eoautry by scotehman wife he 10 able and VIII
70 Be generally useful indoors Eoed vashe
irope and fene wiling distance oeher
have good references the PROTESTANT HOME
1873 6th-svs, shove l0hs., the drug store
USEFUL MAN and WIFE-Man entirely
competent 70 t.he horses also Do ener, vsr6 garden
and asn he sober indahou and sbisng woman COOh hr
ooehy eap.bs 70 TAKE full charge; sbo min butter afo all Ds
BUREAU 13s 8th-sve, above 10h-sL
USEFUL MAN-COOK, WASH and IRON,
~ HOUsEWORk-By Enginman and wife, aged 80 ysas
children cattle dnve nlh do
hardening farm uorh he IN fact useful 10 generals wife gcod
COOK and LAuHDRRss eIpenspeed house
~oh both able bodied hard working persons rood
Call st CARPENTERS LABOR EXCHANGE 1873 West llih-st
SHAVE
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Vounlrp DropsrIn to Get.

'Ahh 10 LEI-On Long Island, Suffolk
County - mites from the $50 a-Fe rrt aragsiarat
I'll b. made with sooi farmer either on shares or cash f-ae
J. ". HOII = sos. I9I B.oi.ahf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
Waiters.

A FIRST-CLASS colored WAITER wishes "A
~ SITUATION IN private no irn ghodsei excellent reference
al or adir.ss Z l. 2O2 Wet 3DthsL
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Uinifr Reeorts.

ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N
Bah.ns-A sr', esss bosel in psr.ess fenesfssn
The Island 7o9 Boar s. day Ctv Of hsds leave
Feb &c Pr passage Apply lLExANDRB SON. SO Breed
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
flonses nuo Sarms Ddnteo.

WANTED MMEDIATELY-At the Everett
w Library rooms Jss 6ihaye HOUSES FLATS sand APART
MENTS no chsrre oil acceptable tenant procured T. DAlLEl
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE i'll
w Brooklvu suitable for with al modern improve
mems; 10 route within 30 MINUTES Of Futon fe
Address an particulars, c. G. I, Tribune ONE
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5aies on Aurrlon

A. hsRvis, AscaosesI
II BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., 658 Broadway.
- BondstSseso Of Ad 0ssas he
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voupg man marned) thoroughly understands the and
agemcu Of horses dryer understands the e're on
rcepuonale
ton 10 the Apply ODELs AGENCY lO9 West san "
corue Broadway.
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Real estate TO exchange.
Gin properln 10 rri.

QltD properln 10 Ifl.
AN Elegant 4-story high-stoOp brown stone
N HOUSE %. lot lOc feet; ffJ.hrsist near fhl.s
FURNISHED throughout WITH silver, Lael, emma ani eF'-
reees.ary household rent onie - 600 WITH iale
posyesson II desired JAMkS NATERLOW, $40 oIh'ayet
Between Forty 9nth aud fhueth-sts
A LEASE is offered of the BUILDINGS on the
~ norfh.we Of Boome and h0tsts lately occupied by
entire divided hey az stones fDou'
obiansbe BY addressing KCRsHEEDr No a. Seyel.hive
7 OFFS to LET-0n Broadway, near Thirty
snh.,t and Masonst Monroest with OF wh0u. steam
power D. GARRISON 637 siTthaye
offices for RENT-ln the large and well
" lighted building 1857 aud 100 BosiNa soa.aSesi corner
o Sinihst Inquire on the premises Room -
CTFAM POWER TO LET.-RoOm G0xSO feet,
- With light all sides desirable fo wood WORKERS roses
sion At Apply to NICHOLS 4 SNAIL. 1870 bsrh-st
VNO LET-A part of a desirable HOUSE,
with factory attached for light business IN Amr, 81 you'll
genlenen o"asf ts sane
house FOr particulars inquire Of H. MELVILLE ll9l Bfoaws
TO BOARDING-H HOUSE KEEPERS--TO LET
"A eomnoiious four-story high basement DWLih1 no ~
s arranged and located boarding No 80 bsii
way Application By H. j. Tribune Oh1e kcui eAsoaabe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
Porters.

WANTED A position a. PORTER or
IlNIrOR ana 10 mike himself generally useful oy eoor
an excellent Ieieeace. call Iii's O. w. JOlSSON sl9
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Coachmen.
GQA CuMAN aud USEEUIECOOK and
Coachnnen.

inlu.,ous man 20 good driver and groom
can also mills do garDg waAs lava aud genera
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Brooklyn propertp 90 tct.

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-28

The following was handed us
for publication by number of DO
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-28

A WHOLE LIBRARY.--In present
ing young friend with Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, we have
given him aohOle Rbr0ay-the
most remarkable and complete com
pendulum of human knowledge ever
published in a single volume. A
man may purchase Bible first, and
then hymn book, if he is inclined
10 psalm singing, but the third book
should be w ebster's Unabridged, as
it will prove a great fountain of in-
tellectual hight, and will be worth a
hundred times its cost TO any family
that pretends to keep up with the
civilization OF the age.-Lndustrsa1
Age.
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=. TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
y ss.-ln Probate Ccurt-Spec,al term March 8 1S-4
In the matter of the Estate of Edward Tompkins
deceased
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List OfGiffS.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, $50; Halves S25; Tenths
or each coupon So; Eleven Whole Tickets
for $500; 224 Tickets for 81 900; 113 Whole
Tickets for $4,000; 227 Whole Tickets for
$4,000. No discount on less than $500
worth of Tickets at time.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conduct.
ed, in all respects, like the three which have
already been given, and full particulars may
be learned from circulars which will be sent
free from this Office to all who apply for
them.
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies will be attended to in the order
they are received, and it is hoped they will
be sent promptly that there may be no dis
appointment or delay in filling all. Liberal
terGis given to those who buy to sell again.
All agents are peremptorily required To settle
up their accounts and return all unsold tick
cts by the goth day of March
THOS. Z. BRANLETTE,
Agent Public Libr. KY, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
vile, Ky. janI7