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through, This plan met with gen
eral appreciation, but was not car
ried oul precisely as We intended
it should be-.
We Travelled until late il the
afternoon without seeing anything
to excite our fears, but when within
few miles Of the canyon, he In,
dians again made themselves Wis
lille; but this time they were behind
US instead Of ahead Of us, and as
they came Dearer seemed inclined
to engage us in runningfg
[ depIoyed some of the men
around the train and with the re.
mainder started ahead to recon
noiter the canyon, as / feared the
latter was already occupied and
the Indians in rear Of us were only
attempting to herd US into the
trap.
Without losing sightoft the tram,
we approached the dangerous de-
file as cautiously as possible and
took possession ofthe most avail
able points for observation. There
were no Indians visible on either
side, and after a thorough inspec-
tion of the rocks and other places
Of conccalment, I was satisfied
there were no Indians in the can.
yon. Our only danger now was
from the Indians outside, and if the
train once passed in the canyon
we had little cause to fear them.
After posting the men in good
positions to cover the train, [ crept
up to the highest point on the
bluffs, The train was about half
q mile from the mouth Of the can
yon, and the Indians had come al
most within ride-shot distance, but
as yet had not fred either gun or
arrow. They.kept circling and clos
ing in, but did not appear over
anxious to come within range Of
the guns Of the train party. Pres
emily | saw a group of horsemen,
probably forty in number, dash
ahead as if to get between the train
and the canyon. Three Of my
party were posted within speaking
distance below me and in positions
to command the very point towards
which these Indians were coming.
called out to the men to fire as
soon as the horsemen came within
range and to show themselves as
much as possible without running
90 much. The men fred one vol
ey, and three was no need to fire
second one. The Indians halted,
consulted for a moment and then
,aIIOped back to the main h07v
nd a few moments later every In
ian disappeared.
The coast was now clear through
he canyon, and I determined not !
9 allow the train to camp again
ntil we had passed beyond the :
each Of these troublesome foes.
Ve emerged from the canyon be i
re, dark, but some time after the i
IN had disappeared behind the 2
fountains, and | urged upon the E
arty the adTisability Of eontinu- =
e the journey as long as the cat :
Q were able TO travel. +
TIE INDIAN SITUATION. 4
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missioner's pay, 3 days, Is 90
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pay, days, IS 90
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ness fees, Louis Ell inquest, 800
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ness fees, Louis Ell inquest, 3 90
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ness fees Louis Ell inquest, 800
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fees, Shaw case, 800
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ness fees, Shaw case, 800
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June rs, 1877, Henry Rennie, work
on road, 1900
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june e, 1877, Henry Renuie, work -
Sept J. 1877, cbas Duval, work on % ~
road, % 90 /
Sept & 1877, John Hunsberger, act.
Of Bourrassa, 10 90
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Content, 90 /
Sept 4, 1877, Turner & Flanagan,
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Sheriff, 1l2 SO I
A T Ty
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care of insane, 12l 90
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THE LIFE OF JOHN MILTON. By DAVID MASON LID.
Vols ", ", svO PIP. $40, 707. Macmillan Il co.
The personal biography of Milton Occ upics
a less important place in these volumes than the history
OF English politics during the Commonwealth, In which
the illusriO1s poet bore conspicuous part. Pro
lessor Mason here exhibits the evidence Of the same de-
vOtOn TO the subject the same aSsduity in research,
and the same saglcty i'll Uraveling Rnotty details
which marked the composition of the previous volumes
He has anasscd huge collection Of facts relating TO
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rather than of popular narrative The original docu-
ments reproduced al great length together with
pous extracts from Mon's official correspondence,
forming stOr1hOuse Of materials OF great value TO the
historical student and illustrating the intelligence and
activity Of the poet in his character as politician.
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with the rhInoceros or the elephant Where the buffalo
exists in numbers is the principal prey OF the non
in other localities antelope and chiefly the zebra arc s
food.
The volume cannot be recommended for any great
novelty of information; the author had been pre-
coded by Gordon Cumming and other mighty men
of renown amohg the lions and the leopards; but
bis frank. good-natured ways, his cheerful temper
and even his occasional touches of extravaganza
give an agreeable zest to his narrative and will win
friends among his readers, if there are any who have
not already followed his track in camp and field
THE AMERICAN DECISIONS Compiled and Annotated
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earlier reports OF no significance or value except as
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THE STAR FINDER. New.York: D. Van Nostrand.
This is q neat little planisphere, with
movable horizon, adapted to the latitude Of 400 Only
the principal stars given with the boundaries Of the
considerations, and the crowded and confused appear
ance Of the large panispheres is thus avoided The
Star Finder will able any to ascertain with
considerable accuracy the rising setting and southng Of
prominent stars with the general appearance Of the
heavens on any evening OF the year.
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GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. BY ANDREW II
BAKER. Now YoIE: p. O,shea. 81 DlIclay-sL

GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY. BY ANDREW II.
BAKER. New-YOIk: p. Oshea 81 BaIclaysL
This is Il short and elementary course, in-
tended for use in schools and colleges, and is well
adapted for the end in view although differing little
from other trcatises the subject The definitions
and demonstrations clear and concise and both
diagrams and texts are unusually well printed Mr..
Baker would have done better, however If he had ex
pressed the tGOnometca ratios in the usual fractional
FORM and would certainly have added greatly both to
the appearance and value of the book If the tables OF
logarithm at the had not been printed from plates
which were evidently prepared for a much smaller
volume.
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Gitn Real Gstate for Sale.

FRONTING on Stuyvesant Park, overlooking
the fountain that beautifully located fourstOry stone
residence MOI lutheriOrlplacc size 20x60XlO0 can be
purchased bargain. Apply To o. q. BENNETT Ill Broad
wdy Room Is or 81 East 50th'st.
EOR SALE or to LET--A desirable brown
stone dwelling and extra lot with fruit &C. on ON.
ave best part Harlem low figures and easy
terms Inquire Of C. L. MEAD, l2Sh.st. and 3daye
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property hrstcass house lin feel 49tEs, be-
tween 5h aud 6thaves w. H. WELLS. No 55 LiOertyst
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CANOEING IN KANUCKIA. Recorded nv the Commo-
dOre and the Cook &C.. L. MORTON aud JOHN HADBEgTON)
l2Ilo pp. 254. q. +. Putnams Sons.
A semi-humOrOus, semi-practical description
Of the adventures -Four Wise Men of Gotham" who
did not 90 10 in bowl" but to Canada each In
his canOe II often plies the paddles too Hereby
in pursuit OF fun, but is pleasant book to read OF
Summers day under the shade Of trees, within the
sound OF guIglng water
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REC0RnEnLEASES.

CahnL Mary 20 John Lefor, No. 2iS Stanton's; 5
years ~ annual rent OF ::..''.
FrothughaIn, Washington, TO William Koran, Nos l4'
and Il9 CedarSt years, at annual rent Oh.
Ganter Barbara NJ 20 (iustaye Gelbke, No Al Ave-B
(stOre and basement), years at annual rent OIL.
Kocbler Hermann, TO GeOrge hCGOvern n " cor
81 ave and J3d-st (store and DasemenDi years,
-.
Waters Henry H. to Cornelius Henderson, No 300
SHAVE, years, at annual rent Of...............-
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ROND0UT and KINGSTON, landing at
~ Nswbug Poughksepse, Highland Falls West Point,
Cornwall Marlboro, Milton Esopus connecting at Rondout
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley RAILROADS..
Thomas Cornell and James W. Baldwin
at from Pier "a North River. foot Of Harrison 81
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6onses ano farms fuanteb.

EURNISHED.C0UNTRY HOUSE wanted for
the onhgh and healthy ground an hour from tho
with horse and carriages not over SlOO per
careful prompt tenant Address Box l2o7 Poss
Office
WANTED-FOr a cash customer-farm, with
good buildings acres 80 miles OF city,
n New.York state. rutland WHITING, Beekman-st-
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cutting Robert and wife 10 the United states Trust
Company Of 20th-st, OF lstaye, years Sl|OOO
Church Of the Ascension 10 the United states Lfe IN
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Ford Henry ] and wife, 20 William III Payne > 90,
Washington ave, OF 4th-st (23dWard) years. lOOO
Gregory sarah, William Joyce (trusteel. NO Az ~
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Icdyard and wife, to the Mutual Life lnsur-
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N'syB SGI1TS ao Of Delaney 81 year $500
ga 47t RT4s Sea s'ie 'o.o''pA 5000
PhI aa9 nRPs yeaf s $4,000
rye so Beace tef Of Elizabeth st. 1000
No sii bs Sth and 7thsyes. Year . 1000
Stafford. Bridget, TO William TToter, ~, ll1thst cor go
Streckor, George George W Russell, W ccr Lex -
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Sturm Regina TO John Biz, OF lGthst, Of lstlye,
Williams Daniel and wife, To Franz Schlp II cor
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Wilson. William c. TO Michael Van Buren,, of 80.
l4thst, OF 9th loOOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Union Dime Savings Institution TO the NewYork Eye
and Ear fntUmary Sl,UuJ
Same 10 Lewis Friedman oOOO
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STEEL ENGRAvING-Portrait Of Sir John lubbock
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ON Decay of Fine Manners X. In Pail Mall XII Mac
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we Separate Animals from Plantsl Kill ii Re Galan.
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des Dtbats" XIV Leo MIL XVI AlbratrOss Notes XVII
his Empty Purse XVIII Sir John Lubbock with
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday April 1s, 1873.
The following sales were held at the tx

The following sales were held at the Elk
change salesroom todav
BIZ Jdmes W. OdkleU Co.
6story brick tenement house with lot, No IO2 G9n-
ar e Of Frankfortst. lot 22lOx54l lx22lOx oo M
06.0j Wmte.
BIZ 4. J. BleecksT & Son.
SIots on Dsa9e syylrsSs cor oi 1894
/ 3 story brown stone house with lot No $40 West
Kbi hse lite Ins Q, o' ~ 500
BY Benz. r. FdrchNd s
| 3.stOry brown stone house With l0t, NO lZ0 East
I9o5s Abraham Mile 1885,
BIZ Louis MeSicf.
5-story brick tenement house with lot. No 165 East
s SSfs VI ~ 10000
BIZ Jas. ". Miller
3stOry brick building with lot. No 24S West 5ithst,
SIS, 225 II of Sthave lot 25xl005; Loomls. IOOO
BIZ Bdcktcell & Riker
/ 4.story brick warehouse with lot No "a JOhns 8,
a aeG Rker ~. s99t
BIZ A. H. Muller & SOg.
| 3stOry brick house with lease OF lot, No 463 West
23d.st n y. bet 9th and l0th-ayes lot 22IllI6i
1866, term 81 years, ground rent 1856 per annuW; o,
o'oV'
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Drooklpn Real estate Sor Sale.

EOR SALE-HOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
Southeast Clinton and Greeneaves.; one OF the
desirable properties house and about seven lots
splendid opportunity builder or person deslrOus OF a
gurng a this beautiful avenue. MACCREERl,
l92 Broadway, Room :, NewNOrk
TOR SALE or TO LET-Dweling houses No.
43 Willows and l79 Wtlloughbv- st building No 1853
Remsens ST.; suitable for a school or business offices.
GORDON l.. FORD, % CLARK ST., Brooklyn.
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ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants, tx
~ press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEWCHAMPI0N will leave daily (Saturhays exceptedl ior
Albany from Canal st. North River hIt dock a69ve
Line 6 d. No. connecting with trains North and west rare
than by sny other lines A. p. BLACK Supt
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BOUND ePO0K ROUTE.

l'dNt new OK Tor Trenton aud IhlautpHd ~ oo
XIV, I"O a. f l'5O $780, $50 l2p M ana az p III i'
Leave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road liiid AMI brlksstsr at 100 1870 3d. lloo IL AL"
Lesvr Trenton for Sew York at except Monday 63j
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attaehcd 10 the $50
$50 p n trains rom NewYork to the 1880 NJ 1870 D. H.
ST NbXY IRliNS-ieave New.York and Philadelphia It
a. M 80 p H. eays Trenton 10 1920 m, G:lO p;
Broadway at the pTncpa hotels all offices Of the Erie Rail
way in NcWloLk and Et1okyn and at no Courts BROOK
II. 4. BALDWIN. Gen Pas. AGENT
ERIE RAILWAY. o,
~ AEEANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking ehect ieO' -
. a. m Cincinn9u and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room coaches 10 Buffalo snd suspension Bridge . rr.,
SID a. m eonnecns Win .t rahs to ir Wr.t AM
Nei uiuahr Or-t drawing room Sleeping colc' 10 hu'p
eoachcs through Rochester Buflo Niagara Falls. Cnci
nai ard Chicago without change Also hotel dhhs cars 10
IN in Emirrant train for the West
Ng,SSaik 90: $50. 1880 a M $40 OILS and G.l} p @;
nutheiod park and Pas.aic 7;45 10 II l4j
Z, $50 10 a. ~, las $50 p ~ aad y midnight 80
Las 3 Bio 345, $50 3 . IS J. Gi5 $50 T. g. 10 and
M and IL midnight ~" ''''' ''''' lV1' 49, -
miaPighI sundays ., $50 10 a. m, las. $50 p m
cornwall 3. NJ $50 43o p m. Sundays. s:3oa, m
NewSSTsh. "a a. Il ~, 556 40 NJ Sundays. s3Ol
Rondon KINGSTON a. M 2 pm sgndaJs $50 dn M
days S.Srg sso 7 IS p, g So r. No. ',o ' IN
Mddeown 75 10 m -. tSo, P gnp mn train,
connect Sew York and OswegO Midland r. X AZ MANS
Port Jerys 7i0. = 10 M. 43O IT, p III Suh'abS o''o'
10 J. M AMI $40 and y. - - ..., 80 ,at, 49,.
before . n m leave Twenty Iri fifteen minutes earlier
Than above time train. leaving Chamhersst on quarter hours
thirty minutes earlier boats 'eaVe
Twenty ttJfdsL nj 0A5 and llI6 p m, connecting WITH
train. leaving Chambersst at 10 p IN and II midnight
Ticket passage and for ag1rirens 10 drawing room anu
1,png coaches obtained bud orders for the cheS
aud transfer baggage be left az the Comp lnys Offices
30 aO S2g and ojl broadway, y. Y. NO COutts'
BROOKLYN the Company's tegot~ =, III, ~, = *
Exprss Trans from the West arrive in Newfork al "|'
" d. iY0 W ABB0rT general passr Agent NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG.
Trans leave for Engewood CossG PeTA9n and NyaGH
saturday nights only at ll:3J p III sundays U m anu
,PrusI = ring Valley ald Monscy :, oIJ \. ~. Az p
m John ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agent, New lord