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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-05-06
Communication from the People,
SALT LAKE CITY, u. T.,
April %, 1875.

April %, 1875.
EDITOR CHEYENNE LEADER:
Considerable anxiety is manifested
in all circles in regard to Judge
loves decision in the case of Brig
ham Young, to show cause why an
attachment. should not issue to com
pei him to pay $1,000 to Ann Eliza,
alimony, "pendeute lite" The case
was argued last Saturday and de-
cision reserved by his honor, Chief
Justice Lowe. Each party, Gentle
and Mormon, await the decision as
an index of the future course Of the
successor Of Judge Mexican.
Highway rObberies are so frequent
that parties travelling tho public
streets after dark are compelled to
take the middle of the street, as the
large shade trees lining the sidewalks
are admirable screens for disciples of
Claude Duval.
The city has been visited by a
large number of the blockaded east
ward bound travellers, who have
taken the opportunity of doing"
the city of Zion.
Camp Douglas is being greatly i'm
proved and beautified. The old hub-
itations of the bed-bugs-the log bar
racks-have been torn down and OF
their site are being erected beautiful
aud substantial rock buildings, to be
finished by the end of the present
fiscal year, July LIST. Nine thousand
dollars having been appropriated for
the erection of a two story rock hos
pitaI, proposals will be let at once
and work commenced as soon as pos
sible.
Hundreds of persons drive up to
camp each Sunday afternoon to wit
ness dress parade of the troops and
listen to the sweet strains of music
discoursed by the excellent band of
the 14th Infantry. 1t is now the
fashionable place of resort. The gar
rison is commanded by General John
Z. Smith, and is composed of Co. A,
Captain Brainbridge; Co. B, Captain
Remington ; Co. G, Capt. Burke and
Lieut.. Buchanan; Co. F, Capt. Toby;
Co. II, Lieut.. Quenten; Co. X, Capt.
Carpenter;.. Major, Montgomery Bry-
ant; Lieut. w. NJ. McCammon, Post
and Regimental Adjutant Lieut.
Murphy, a A c S; Lieut. W~arIens,
a a Q NJ; Surgeon, E. p. Vollum,
in charge of Post Hospital, and Capt.
G. w. Davis IN charge Of construction
of barracks. The post traders are
Foster & Co. 1t is rumored, and con-
sidered authentic, that two compan-
les are to be sent from Douglas to the
Sweetwater country-one to Camp
Brown and n to Camp Stambaugh.
The anniversary of the founding
of Odd Fellowship was celebrated in
this city by a banquet at the Salt
Lake House. Toasts were responded
to by Judge Mexican, Gov. Axtell,
US. Marshal Maxwell, Judge Toohy
of the Tribune, Judge Hayden and
others. 1t was a very pleasant, en-
joyable affair. TX"
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To-day is the time set for Captain
Carpenter, with his fifteen hundred
followers. to set out from Kansas City
for Cheyenne. If they set out to-day,
as per programme. we may expect
this crowd of adventures in our midst
on Monday or Tuesday next. They
will go northwest from here, to the
Big Horn country, to prospect, and
have no desire to invade the Black
Hills. The headwaters of the Powder
River, Tongue River, and Rosebud
are the localities in which the sounds
of their picks will soon be heard.
Several of them claim, as we learn, an
acquaintance with that region of
country, and propose to prospect it
thoroughly before leaving it.
This party has the seeming approval
of Gen. Sherman in directing their
course TO the Big Horn country. This
being true, it will rapidly fill up with
settlers and miners, and soon be the
most popuIous portion of the Territory.
Beyond question it is the best and
most valuable portion Of Wyoming,
and Will, in time, prove this estimate
OF its Importance.
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Many copies of the extra edition
Of the Cheyenne LEADER have been
deposited recently in the Post Ofice,
and cannot be forwarded for the want
of sufficient postage. II takes ftro
ccnts to carry the Black HUI number
Of III" LEADER through the mails.
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The co partnership heretofore ex-
listing between +. II. Leibey and NJ.
VI. Mckay, under the style of =. H..
Leihey & Co, gr0Cers, &c, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Mckay Withdrawing. +. II. Leibey
continues the business, aud will set
tie all outstanding accounts.
+. IL. LEIBEY.
NJ. NJ. MCKAY.
CHEYENNE, WYO.
May LIST, 1875.
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w-Our Authorized Advertising Agents tor the
LEAnER are. In New York, 5. VI. Pcttengil n Co,
i7,Park Row, Geo. P. Rswell & Co., 40 Park Row,
IT. Louis, Rnwsl 4 ChssmHn, Ger. Third and
Chestnut Streets. ~, Louis Advertising and
Publ ching Agency Chicago. II II. Chandler,
10 South CLARK Street; Philadeiphia,- y ".
Aver 4 Son. 10 sansorl Street; aud COe. Weth-
enll 4 Co, Bulletin building.
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NOTICE.

l will not be responsible for any
bill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any cmploye of the LEADER print
ing office, except upUn written order
or acceptance previously obtained /;
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
II. GLAFCkE.
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LAWS OF WYoMING.-A few copies
of the Laws of this Territory, of 1869,
1871 and 1873 are yet left at the
LEADER office. Sent postpaid for
$1,000 for full set, or $500 for vol. l.,
$500 for vol. II, $500 for vol. Ill.
Send III your orders. mS-d&w-tf
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1t is reported that Mr.. George
leighton, who formerly kept the
Planters House and, at one time, the
American House, in this city, pro-
poses to build a new brick hotel at the
intersection of Ferguson and Fifteenth
streets. Mr.. Leighton has recently
returned from America to Cheyenne.
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The trial Of Harry Leighton for.
the murder of Sam Anderson last fall,
is progressing in Denver. Both were
well known here in 1s67-6S rs dance
house proprietors, and reasonably
hard cases.
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l intend going east in about a
week, to beabsent from 80 to 60 days.
1 want to pay every dollar l owe,
and get every dollar due me before |
start. Persons whom | W will
please present their accounts at once,
and those owing me will please be
prepared to settle wneu | call on
thpm a
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PERsONAL.-If G.. W. o., who
wrote from Cheyenne in July last,
will give his address, he will oblige
V. |. c., New York.
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From Minnesota the news comes
that the grasshoppers are starving.
This is tolerably good news. In Ne
braska the farmers are dispatching the
young pests by fire, and smoke, aud
prayer.
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Desirable ranch property for sale
by CORLETT & STEVENS. ap27tf

Extra copies OF the Daily LEADER
"A be had at Holt'S post Office news
rooms. at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
ml9-dtf
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The subscription price of the
DAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents a week, or ten dol
lars a year in advance.
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For SALE, CHEAP.-A team or
three year old colts, wagon and har-
les Apply at the LEADER Office.
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$500 to loan on good security,
address Box 1911, Cheyenne Post
Office. ap2f5td#
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All kinds of miners tools and
hardware at +. Schweickert's, Six
teenth street. m23-dtf
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A Social Hop, under the man
agement of the Pleasant Hours Club,
will be given tonight at the Railroad
House.
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Three desirable city residences
for sale by Corlett & Stevens. ap27-tf
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Fresh Eggs and Ranch Butter
at RichmOnd's. Hpl4 diff
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YALE,

CHEYENNE DErOT. WYo.. April >, lS7L
WILL. h SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. at The
ming IN the / IN jay OF Jnns IS55 rcyD.
m.ncing at IL rO'c'Ock. \. ", a lot If ron-
demuetl QuarterrnIsECr'S Stor = and Cloth
ing and lamp and GtrriSDn Egutpage. con-
Sistius 81 l2u o GrHiu Sacss . ArUIy wag-
OUs. Harness. Tools. and MiSre1 anhpnS
Stores: % cavalry Jackets - Pair TrowS-
err; 10 Great Cnats; = Tents. aud other items
too numerous to mention.
TeTRs-CaSh,l In L :. currency.
Property to lie removed by purchasers
within two DAVIS
JAS. NJ. MOORE.
my5-6il Major aud QunrteImaster-
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Everything is running smoothly
again upon the Union Pacific Rail-
road. Tie breaks have all been
repaired, aud the bridges that were
swept away, replaced.
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-Conveyancing carefully done by
Corlett & Stevens. ap27 If
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Blank legal forms of all kinds for
sale II che LEADEH Office.
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EcHIEICII * CO..
as7 and $50 Eighth A,enne New Y,rl

p S.-TADIES are invited fn send n Ten
Cents for which W Wil S-nS Ihpm ur FIshi ~
''QuaTterlsS for nnc wear. containing b-nuII-
fI HIurtTHti"ur Hud price, Of our numerous ar
Il le- OF m'rChaUdi-r. sud iutrr-rtiuE TesdruC
mailer. The cheapest publication ever is-u-d ::
OuIy Ten CenIs. m6daNs
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Mick Janis, Sioux interpreter,
came to Fort Laramie yesterday he
is awaiting the arrival of chiefs going
L Washington. The high water of
the Platte makes the ferry at Fort
Laramie the only place On the river
where II crossing can be effected. Janis
Jays Orders To bring so few Indians
will perhaps make them refuse to go.
The chiefs want enough to represent
fully all the bands, making the repre-
sentation strong enough on return to
compel the observance of the treaty.
The Black Hills expedition will not
leave Fort Laramie. before the LIST of
June.
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The rush of travel eastward is IN
precedented on the railroad, and equal
led only by the rush OF travel westward
People have grown uneasy and rest
less, and want to go somewhere. 1t
matters little to very large proportion
of these migratory characters, what
point of the compass they steer for.
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important Notice.

P 7 lee having RE Al SILVER FOXnr CROSS
SlJNER EOA SKINS, eau -ecsiyu :ort5ehI tue
nigh 81 Vaiur. b. shippi.g thea to
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LITERARY NOTES.

Steamship Notes" by "Norval," originally
contributed to The Erenina N1d will he pnonsnea TINS
year In a handy cOth-bound volume ny f. ID
The latest addition to the huge mass Oh
Centennial literature that is promised is "Oeho",
nt,l rutdc" 10 this city "HewYork os 1t Was AZ" S
uIs-l75Gls75." J. Dlsturneil Is TO puolSn IT, ,
A"Iife of William, Earl OF Shelburne'" u"
~u,obio-raphy hidden or suppressed for Two genera
,,ons lint now to he issued by Macmillan Co. win n ="
incrstng for the fresh hight IL will throw y" of
shs naIr tSo Mr. Bancroft found data for the
Senth volume OF MS History ,
The scope of Commander COOKIES teA'-oooH
nm NAVAL ordnance aud Gunuery," whic1 Is now ai
most ready al john Wiley Is Sons, is remsfkaoS .'a,.
prehensiye Tho volume Is almost cyciopeu'ao " -,
.ubiect II begins with study OF the character uu'
uetalurgy OF iron aud other metals empioyeu ia '"'
manufacture OF cannon, treats with funess oi Wv "
ot tins manufacture deas VIM ih main snuiect
explosive agents. and thus rea nts .he s ,a 80 tsr
soncIudng With chapter on LID f9rune..lo T ,1,
eccnnies zoo naces octave and valuable series OF mt
smatical tables M 100 more There Is lul hv
an Lst of hooks quoted makes aVauaOe plpuosiaPn5
of tne subject Tne author proposes TO keep the WORK
fresh By frequent revlslOn
Tho American branch of Cassell, Peter 81
Salpiu have Centennial volume 10 their new history
Of the United States" OF which several SUBSCRIPTION
rarts have been issued and which, though written In
England is having a wido sale In this country Inc
"part" edition OF Bdas Four Gospels in foho' mas
reached the sixth number aud Is TO DO completed III Co.
t 81 eacn In the original preparation OF this unique
series OF etchings steel aud the aecomppYin teAt
e9SOCOO we're expended and the EngIsa ea,,I '
Is ia keeping with the French. Two selles
Of designs IRE also course OF pFSP p1G
Sncen In -o,o and co0rs from original designs by ChTlS
topher Dresser r. l. s.. aud intended as suSges'iShs
for maufactuTers, Of which four parts arc Issued an
WORK on Tue Principles of Ornamental Art DY L. Ei-
ward Hulme with "a Ulates which Is just announced.
Another part work. to he begun month hence, Is
LIBRARY OF Enghsh Literature" edited BY Prof. ucniy
Morley OF University College London 1t Is intended 10
1e In Chronological q
EosIsh Thought Tae work Will be copOusly ILLUSTRATED
with portraits ana views.
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Mem Publications.
KINGSLEY. Agnes Strickland |;

CUARLES KINGSLEY; Agnes Strickland !;
,Hu Caku, j. Mcclure, r. A. Pbsps Portraits Biographies ana
ch,,a.ns; also svedenbcgsp Phyoruomy; BLACK N""ohs
Pr,o uAerecred Capacity BAD Bows ard How TO Govern ne@
How 10 Draw he Human Pace, &c, IN Apn n",'''' ~
JounyAI 80 cent? year, 81 80 for half year
& r WELLS 1877 Broadway. Y.
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday. March 30. 1878.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. March co. 1875
Mr.. J. o. Taylor No. 14j East Twenty
fOurth-st, has just received lot OF ue and n-
vitcs tho attention Of buyers 10 the same. lie Offers
some matched pairs 40 favorable prices.
At the Horse and Carriage Mart OF Arch. Johnston,
Tbtrfaanth-st he fnllnw,ng saIes v.ra renurIed.
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Nucllcn Sales OF iirdl E5tlte.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auc, o1esr.

MORRIS WILKINS, Auct olcer. -
positive SALE 10 CLOSE A JOINT IL
4 rsHsrr VALUABLE Property On fiF fhAiE. AND
EAST tOK1IrTH-SI ,.u -
H. LUD, oW Co will sell at sucton on FRIDAY, Aprl q
StlesrOol. No III $40 dNtF
PFHAvEFour lor northeast OF Fhave and hLeiy
secor drt, Each rs 2rl00 feet
lots GOnth west OF Fuhaye and one
Lnndr-i.andtwen p Ib-t., 80 II I 20 i"eL
tAST FOh1E fsclsss eItrswie brown
stone dwelling No 10 last Freh iet~ren tfh AMI
M..isohayes substantial house cntus d mocn onrncet,
sud N ext Aofia vel itt 3uI.ic = IL
he drfe al Al up,e pace sold the heot Cer, Gnles.
pr-yiOusy ,tnsci oi At private J..
vii be made kosL At sale Maps at The Austonets Once
N. 3 PInrst. Al1nJl
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9th Real estate for Sale.

ENOR SALE-100 West side bcown-Stone
NOrSgS o. S.4O,Uto 500 NO. l. T from 500 to
So OoJ BEAD forH J. ". SiLVE'S. nro.d" hni 1.ts
NOR SALE CIiEAP-A good tiIcc story
browns Hot. Il, 10 GIl5 III l02 go ~ a. -. a11
all improvements Atiy - lhOhAS UON
ALDsOS, ~ East Niltn-,t
VEXINGTON-AEE.-IIo IN good nci IL
4 NH cd Tor
In Bro yn ,onse. IL La * iif;NG ; D~rAm.'-st
ANE LEFT of The fOIrSt0ry brown stone
" DWELLINGS Sttv-secolj-si y ( ct wet nj Boots" J
sooI wsnsrrte A' h. elg n. Do iibiNG
Us EST Phv-elth erv,t car'to tnil'h - eb,u Az h.
goi,v 20 he H. II. uE b.. sos 4" ~ li h'n-s
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Ncw Publications.

PUY A BIBBLE.
THB BBBLB MEMOIRS Compsuieu Volume to ihe "Te1H'e
Memo - Will be free By mAii receipt Of 20 CENTS
-Ibe book is spciiy written good hits at he fol
res Of present tmes"-l Boston News
a. DENHAM Co., Publishers,
II Moray-s'- EvW-lcrs
VUOICE NEW MUSIC.-"T Two Orphans y
" Wr With illustrated sd portraits Of Mis- CS1ton snd
Mls- BLANCHARD 75e 'Jole PafSmeuse Gs? &e soc tstn
.Gt,ef1 Siroaa" Potpourr. 75Ci Naz, 1Jci Gaor Doc
Isneer Du UNI Du' Waltz strs1s s2ci
Mn. rSDh.e ATobsOn 40e each; Palm Brsoeh" Faure,
DilSON . Nei 81 l.Vaan-l
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THEODORE TILTON
Il AGAINST
HEN Y WARD BE 9 ii T. Il.
VERBATIM REPORT,

VERBATIM REPORT,
Debalted ron day day By THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Ass consulted By the both sdes prog
Of the only complete Pres.r
Jsdse the sorihg toe vsVe and accuracy
spsbheshOn;
CBAsbKRs CITr couRT BrsoELrs o.
Bk0okLrs, Feb. ~. 1876. J
T1lop Beecher"
The numbers been Of II.
The n T. Tribune,
Very truly yoon
To MeDvu, caspbtn Co, Nsss,u.st n y
Veiume l.. eostsiss THE RSTIRB FOR THB PLAIN
TIT 900 royal octave together With 81
nsson D. hors aud Roger A Pryor. .saa hssu Movies
Tpns and Ma TItoa
Pre Ia eIstS S. sheep ss 6o-rh. eAesssx lwseSi ever
ssbseeA books the matter svss ssad sprsa
sArsusb three vslssss aad would cost ftees dslas
In sdtsn vol the believing parts Of he Ssnhss edition Of
>he report Of the tnsl ar ready
Pan w. so1tsinisg Gen D. raoys spssfnS sadrss 70 e.
s.nss Of M BsseheI sonyss with Portrait Of Gcs Tnsy
Par. VII containing testimony Of Ma Putnam. Miss HcSrs
s~ Jsss.ss wgtsss. Csvsy. ED sAer With tsrtsss NJ
2eebcA
Pa yIn cus.sssins As tanssy u Mis- fusn df ssr Bs'
q BslAy Bssissisn Jsckssa SsAas and s'ss wsh
Ssnra,t f w. TheaAs q. Sherman.
IL yasphist parts By nsi. so oes1 zach
H0pIyiyY. CANPBRLL Co, rsbhssss
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tsnuefs ano farms tUdr!eo.

lEANTtD-FrOm May l. n small HOUSE, or
w OF bathroom hot and cold waller,
ndgbnhoci b references given .ud asked Address
W. W, inbUne Osice.
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Zeal Ce.1tc 10 CtthGuce


ITO EXCUANGE-FO n really fine, WELL
! stocsed Farm ia SsJeres New York worth from 5000
ki5 600 CHAR, ble asebo pfoJ o the
prLc avenues NeN-York CITY, 5000 sunum
prict, s,Ooo dIes 40 Mhs b"oItlEKS, AZ Ea, Ia st.
G,1[ .tien TO EXCHANGE.-Eq Equity,
10 I't.lESbO. $1,000, ysusble LrsAehoii, 400 W,t
Tscatrs ovnIsL sso fne improved property Michigan 81
Bros
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Dantinq Ataoemies

A DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES.
NO 2l2 6TH-AvB. CORNER OP 26THsT
Open Morning classes for Laks
children Evening classes for gentlemen Send for circular
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IA. ,Con,nat.I Du inl biookr. BROKER ~ HLAa STATE
Anu MCKIGAGkS Tor cash, ESQ Ike, re ences
On La,ete Clinton GraLd De ks sd soJic nt
FlhusLae aa1 rp'r Park
Ia. fo BOOAlTn
dwellings Of descrp for @IH tiNO eaci
OF
specially with The advert sct OSieis lfop-r "n
Of hr real e,at as I'D u
ttfsesponi-
,pce viii parties Brooklyn sol lied rng descfi ton
advertiser RAJ
pac5 OF well located building free OF IocauJrlnoe Nh
be an NJ
together valued ~ SU 90 en- lie etchseed m a9n
10 lots centrally oc'ie for rVei city or
tic
favorable opportunities it4n-rv presented through
capitalists draDg u hemevs OF ncI opp un
n invited REAL ESTATE AOHI-
GAGE 30 IDS an absolutely ssic protected by hrt lien
property onrhJ value AMI their prnGp and
uromp lntt Equ able Trust mpaDy With pad uD
capita 900 900 snrpa by the subse1~r
deis5 NAL apphciion ~
y. bUsslNG. H., 2Ui Aontsgue-si. BROOKLYN
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March IL. 1878.

TRUSTEES SALE of valuable mining and
other REAL ESTATE Z ac and Morn, Counties, NesJer'
.e, sei By order Of Francs s. lathrop William l. Her
nance william H. Scott OF the estate OF Edward '"
the provisions of deed Of trust dated Deem
Hugh n CemD. Auctoneer az No. III brA1Sa
THURSDAY April -
IL cocs noon described premises The Chariot
buteh Trs Paac Morris Counties " j. Of about 1000
scr II ng and double eoemen houses also barns stables
factory and and therea Subject TWO
Of 900 The Ktehe Tract 275 Rock
avail Township Mos County Green Pond This property
quantities For u description oil these
properties see Paterson Press OF date 2i!h March. 1870
FRANCIS H. LATHROP,
WILLIAM L. HRRkMANCB, }Trustees.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, IT,,
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Gitp properfp to let.


A FIRST FLOOR to LET as ParlOr and
N private family and reasonable rsat Address
HOWARD. station d.
DWELLING HOUSE No. 14O West Fourth
~ to let lease sso house No 4lS
Fourhave. Apply to owner RoBT. BROWN. 20 Nsssust
EIFTH-AVE, No. 14-First FLOOR, three
se rooms freshly deorted from, and enrsnc. bsse
cellar II desired; oot second floor. furnished
HARLEM Third-ave. STORES to let, Nos.
227O 27S plate without dwell
ing. Apply to owner, BOBT BROWN, 20 Sssssurt
OFFICES to LET-SOme very desirable on
" st soOr, BeekmansIi call preuiseA rutland WHIT
IsG. koom l.
CTORES TO LIFETIME plate-glass fIent
- stores rent; cool locality Broadway uptown
Apply at DAILBi's, 6SS Ghave.
rINO LET, with Steam POwer-TwO ROOMS,
5OIUO iess, light Inquire 1913 aud l25 west 10th ~
rNO LET-Furnished, No. East 34h-st., TO
l. prvse family. Possession MAJ l. Apply TO hlrCHELLS l.
A. b. CRANE, " Broadway.
'NO LET-FURNISlIED, a three-stOry high
s,oop HOUsB Park and Kar railroad and
eAurctsa inqure the house No 3O4 West 53dst. 2toA
THR 6-sTORY BRICK BUILDING,
No. o Frsakfortsl, second door from ChAthAnst
Appbn .. L.. .....
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Brooklpu properIp 60 tet.

DARLOR FLOOR OF No. 109 Pineapple-st.;
suitable for ofe ~ shop benz bat tf9 oo''
FuiIc1-s- ". T. COON, Z''1 "ashngtoh'A' b'"'An-
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broo..lpn Real @eia;s inr Sac.

Tor SALE-Barcain, q comf0rtnbc and
4 bsnltoue REsDrA,t, Pso,P'c: PG. .ee - o'm
ruru,, lots. stable 4Bd
well lad st cse4 A-acss OWNEt Bog "tt' 9. o. y \
t.OR SALE-On ChntOn-..Vc., ~ TIE Lest
uqr, an elegant JCSE. GROUNDS aod STABLE, SOad
Nv 'D''"'' W VIZ LAND WHITISG. Be,hn,r-;.
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9nstrurrlon.
For Boys and Young Men City.

For Boys and Young Men City.
ANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are fully
/ Described and illustrated Mrs MARY T1EAd' h,,
srlee published IhB TRIBUNE kAr"A' No. 90 ip
BJuOn 20 cents.
Tor Young La1ies-City.
A East 43d-st., near Madl,
old 81 sad b4s Kindergarten Re ct, Az the toehei
cccnop. taught thoroughly ug class for @oher. sad
School. and supplied with Ktoearpers MIS-. b w. o
AIRS. +. JONSON and MISS A. l.. JONES.
youpr ladies No. Is East 3l,t ST.. reopens SeoL II
Nj ARGAREr j. MCDONALD'
WI classes
DRAWING AND WATER CoLoaS'
from Nature
1888 Bro,dus, Room g.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO D., PoRIR aaH AMI
TIRNSs9O 20 hour each the staloi @ao |"
90 lesson, Al the rupps residence PAYABLE IN Sivsnee
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VNO CAPITALISTS.
4 FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,

TTU UAPIIALIS ,.
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
Al GREAT WATER POWER ON IHb SHENANDOAH Ri'Eh,
with Potomac at H. rpeps Ferry, w Va onug
tie formerly use BIZ the
l.
ted about me a6ovs nape's Perry AMI
tros the both SIDE. Or 4 mc embracing III
.c aui u OF which under cu walton, a1Dning Eeellehi
te dseus There eligible N Il 81 rs on the "e
through passes the cleser and Potomac H. r.
,ec: tho Baltimore and ONO T. H. abh he
Oh CsIal at rpeT FT, OF SnT direct commit
the West an toe sesboand chts OF bauulor
LrPon and Al andna IL Is st the outIet oi ~
Va le, agricultural All Dcr wealth
Il the urie States II aoous vsuab unbT, IA, hue le
~. vh. com aud othr vain be when are Lcngh
Cow tie Ls and hpOe BY rd!oad to the bca
The rmaIkaby leahy bni may lie lsracrr ne
mildtmperse ADp To T. W. MILLER llO2 and l,lO4
D num-st.. Philadelphia. Penn.
Gil Niiss-sGOCO CASH and 5000 to re-
cp ! sOOO trst mortgage will buy a hs dsone
JUsE the country; unisGe nge, &c; cost own
luoU furnish yeir pictles tafnshsL Al
dns, OW NER Lock Bon 70 Sing sing y. T.