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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-24
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

For member of Congress on the
Democratic side George W. Cassidy of
Eareka. owing to his efforts to secure
the completion of the State Prison at
Reno, tinds So me friends. but owing to
his course upon tue bullion tax aud his
known. sympathies for the bonanza
kings, his support will be iuconsid-
cradle. and his opponents will greatly
outnum0er his friends. Indeed, it is
almost conceded here that those who
voted Tor the modification IF the bullion
ax'have no political future. General
John Il Klttrell has many friends, aud
is exceedingly popular Ia this county.
HIS name is favorably mentioned for
member of Congress. add if he can be
prevailed upon to accept that nominal
tion,, he will. it is thought. not only
have the support OF Washoe county.
but of the eutire western part of the
state. Kittrell's backbone aud un.
doubted integrity, his gentlemanly
manner and acknowledged address and
powers as public speaker eminently
qualify him for that position. His in.
dependence OF character and the manly
stand which he has taken to compel
foreign mining corporations to pay
their taxes have made him deservedly
popular with all who have ct heart the
permanent we'll being of the State. and
who desire to see the rule of equality
aud uniformity of. taxation enforced.
CIvEs.->
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-24
ThIs Mornings Board.

go Ophir. 49,, ~.
l90 Mexican. ia l3A.
l40 Gould Il Curry. 81. 85s.
l2O Best x B-iehrr. 1S4. loH.
10 CALIFORNIA. 2G1s z6@4.
$40 Savage i05s IL.
835 Goa. v zz1.. 225s.
80 Gh9llsr, 81.
2o5 Hale < Norcross. 81.
$50 Crown Point. 51s. 81.
lis Yellow Jac4 ct. .. %.
l40 Imperial. 75c.
100 keutuoN. i.
80 CouAieuce. ) q.
8 Belcher 55s.
1856 Sierra Nevada. 450. 440c.
80 Utah, lJA.
$50 Bu.hon. 40. 4T0c.
60 Etchsqarr. 325. 330c.
50 Seq beleher. Doe
$40 osernau. 1914 1774.
100 Justice. 90 iJc.
1870 Union ~ 8.
1870 Alta. 81 81.
I39 savage. Ii.
375 Julia, 49,, 1850.
10 Caledonia, 90. 315c.
800 Silver Hi. 275c.
100 Dayton. 3Jc
$50 Mex York, l91c.
90 R0cS Island lUc.
so Occidenfal, lOc.
ll3O Aadrs. 81. Sjc.
100 KDs.u h, l5c.
200 Wells Fargo. l0,.
100 Ward. 3jc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-24
OLD HUMBoLDTERs.

There are many old Humboldters here,
among whom may be- mentioned G. s.
Varian. Il. Nash. Tom. Julian. Waldo,
Charles Stoddard and Dr. Hutchins.
They are'already active in politics. and
as OF old seem to be firmly united and
standing together as one man. Their
activity and unity is already exciting
some jealousy, not to say hostility,
which may in the long end result 10
their overthrow. i believe they are all
Republicans. and for that reason If for
no other. will probably be permitted to
occupy private stations ia life for some
time to come; for unless all signs fail,
the party founded by Sumner, Chase
aud Greeley is destined soon only to
live in history.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-24
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

There is good deal OF talk here at
present Of political character. Not
withstan ling the cry of third term"
Bradley is generally conceded to be the
strongest man in the State for Govern
or. But j. @. Hagerman' candidacy
for Gubernatorial honors is mentioned
with approval and favor by members OF
his party. and especially by class of
BE oublicans who seem to think that
tuere Is no way to elect Republican
Governor except by defeating Bradley
for the nomination.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-24

Current Topics at the Cradle OF
Reform

RENO, New, Jan. 90.
EDITOR SILVER STATE:--Having a mo-
ment's leisure have concluded, for
the benefit of your many readers, to
write you few lines upon the topics
of the DAY in this community. On
yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME coUn1-cHAMBERs- Donohue J.-Nos. p 20
so ga log IFS l2 l46 100 1862 III, 100 22O, PAS 25
ae 2bS 262 265 266 27G 27S 279 2S0 ISL 283 2e 2So
GENERAL TERM-Davis, p. j.. Brady and ingalls, JJ-Nos
lSl, I42. Dos, 20V o. 207. -. - e,o
SPECIAL TRRN-Van Worst Jaw and Fsct-Nos $40.
$50 Goa 6s6 1872 $751; 469 AGO. 250 $40 GAL 642, 644 6S
Gs 6e7 7OB III 712 III, 7l0 72l ~ 6ol l9 6i0 go
CIRCUIr-PART f-BarTett J-NOs 1853 3544 lI04 do2'
l77s 1873 1853 3345 1872 40Jl 44012 1909 DOS 26oI
1855 PISS l45 1870 2467 246S, 2469 247O 247S 24T4
PART I-IAwrence J.-NOs 2034, 1851, bSi 2Z35, i4Zd
81 1908 l679. 2S12 1882 22J9. 24O5 400, 2Z3I d5S
23iS 23i7 2449 2450. 2A52 2453, 2i55 456 2i9 24oO
R465 49, -. 400, o,.o
1854 1904 2O95 POST, 2lO7 232S 2426 2f2S 242e 434
a4S5 2IS8 24S6 2457 243s 244 2443 2444, PAS 2446
244S. - -, ~
dsv calendar. M
lOIUTY TERM. f. DAILY, J.-Nos. 3. l6 20, il, L. -.
TRIAL TERN-PART &c. p DAY. G. Case on NO 1850;
Harper agt. Chamberlain day calendars. - $500 40.
PART fl-Larremore Nos di2 4lS, 1929 1872 S96
lOil 6O3 1872 1856 1919 g53 6G3 w 3D. o5O
1908 64a 3O2 2O6 G3I 100 1922, 99e, 617, 1888 -
MIKISH CoURT-TRIAL TKRH-PARr II-Sberldan, y'--Noa
lss 1897 452S 45OS S774 1917 1913 ll2l, 4OZl $685.
1870 4254, S946. - .,., , .,,.,-,
Tuy felonious assault and battery Hugh Corey Albert
Hart George Names Henry Hammond grand Arceny Henry
Haley sod0my Matthew Kearns Jacob Abere, cruelty 10
children Caotta Madison John Craig, Marvel Frey John
Par ISsuiheTlSnG J.-Davd Kidney burglary Frank
Clancy John Waller, grand larceny Mary Clark aoduc
ton.
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DrcIsTONe-OCT. %.

-. Court Chombers-By Judge Barretttsc7
vs at signed and % MeSard
Judge 1SS George %s%
srsndu@. Carroll sgt WA, et service not in
SpeSls aBy Jnds sg TsR George ana another az.
e@I and osRersee opinion Howard Naianal Bank ag
Locke aud oihers-SSS SP setIed and signed
S,neI;or COnrt-SpecGt 1eTmIby Jauk Tents 10 the
seSs5per etc. RINGER z, e " aS Philips e
SePsSeaats are entitled Judgment ps Settled
fscd SlSndit SSt ast CunninGham-osder
signed aas. "a agS .s, osrSnd
.sed d approved Frazer a ne kess6eTser
e. Of Inbsitaon etc. g Of Feterence re-
nent Dow s 81 s aga Kidder ct aReterencs ordered
BALDWIN ACT ReardOn e grantee Gde ana dcoetSnns
The Msrohsbis Exchange National Bank sg Reed NSS
oTeed 81 SRsSek as RSg6feT opening default etc
Jaw 81 al ss Todordsr granted Boldly 3s the o SaSSr
s etc he Mi s act GOULD Orders granted
GoamoR PloSs-SDecidi Ierm-By Judge j. f. Daly.
Toplz-New Trial granted. In ~ assignment OF LesS 10
,r Hsstiff Gates agt Observation-Disclosures Overruied
zee g GgiU CoartCkambas- Judge McAd9m;I,
Jsek Sgt Cssin Rose ag J9nes MeSsh 9 TSyeSesd
BE- aeh ag Gsutior sgt Wolf andrews sg IsScs
sgt neutrality-suspicious. fled FIRST agt BehrGMotGn oeea
wbefess In tins case The liability OF the defendants is Ioin
me SSs q9s be upon ne entry Of the Joint
see IS How Pr 5Ill7 10 o. Is ambep, mehEew ag
ant
Cnchion AIT Perey Green agG 0hyen go Roapy
Teg agt Jacobs Powers agt Rothschd fagan ag6 Ga
Ds0n fled David agt. Commercial insurance Coihpahy
Motion granted as per order hled johnson ag J
pob motions denied; costs. Heyman agt
dened Spencer aC PaTkerPracucaly IL rs OF niue Cose
nenee whether by proper construction OF inc IOue CVp9
"a te upOn must be server OF nov ~
sck as held that the provisions OF me Coe
,eanung the sheriff deliver OF the Oier anu
10 ihe defendant aIresting n was mercy uIectoy @
tfsf VI the order OF arrest nee
the copy adavt served contained no SIGNATURE OF o
or 81 nc officer whom the affidavit was sworn
a. Harm ga. besides omission does not anset the pIo
% ot he order itself but merely the service OF III on me
merits fhe motion 70 vacate must be denied but speedy ul@
s he ordered for october 81 Bell agt bartholomew u
stay vacated sCheIhammer ag Baent same sgt feaCU0k
ps,et AIT Seers-Or1eIs settled stocking agt GCqne
Motion granted Ross agt Prentlss COIN ag don
proceeinTs dismissed. GlenCrOss agt Renharot
aeDs5 smith erf DOnohue.-Judgment for palnun on ue
nTrr Greer act Olvien-Bi of particulars ordered Ben
aef garfhOOmew (2-MOtOn denied no costs GORDON agt
Iange-Motio1 denied; costs. same agt Same-Mouoh
Tor consolidation granted per ExhOt In papers oats
agt Joyce.-J. McNahon appointed receiver Martin agt
Cobep-Defaulf. Mason Rgt. SCOTS GnsOerg agL hlnn
Knox agt Conway PsyseT sgt GTaham--Judgments Heus
iis aCt The New AsrboT Tow boat
modlned Fuchs agt Reinhard same agt Pen Same sg
Desel-COmpants dismissed Finn agt fOOt-HelerTeG 70
samuel d. Stewards Cohen agt iof plaln
TN $500 AplegrOye Rgt SOgers-H H. bowman appohIeu
receiver
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v order ths sale Of prcger,yy. no.

,,,a not properiy order the sale OF properly nc.
% ~ s assignee part OF the assets e 81 sDe 10
upk eus uI1s ma % b returned Oy the assignee oSs
property 4. affirmed. Mr.. Justice Cnnou
ksets Inc No 2S-Bessie Elgee Ganssen exeou
az uns error 70 the Gf ISng S SeVered the
District =" NJ SI-Afa Hodges agt Nelton 70. tern
sLnOa spv.ai nom Circuit Court iOr Interest s The
DseS nsi,ce announced the decision No 10 The CIR
CnleI az nj NJ Page executor etc IN o1Ivt rned
collector Tor The western Distinct Of Virginia caf I1s
Sg t costs and Interest BY divided Court Inc spoord
n .se jos b Kirk ct al-Arsu%%entR robertson agt
ceaseaArSansnt commenced bgynl ~ ,dr defend
~, pspti in error aud continued Dy 10 the 18Th
d Qa Faulty rules No 95zs fr me Eastern Dis
tlu anesl from the Circuit Court 1r lin costs Ad.
y,rggtiDia dockeed and dismissed WIN 'V
", ,,ed until ~ O'Clock Tomorrow
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON via Preyide9cs irsc d. RAIL
N NASpf sftSb GRin i Rsg 4 Mo
cSi a. pm , srye in 1o S,O1 ,n "a
Providence s '''"'
THE OLD RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS FAST,
at $500 from Pier 49, MoTih yer foot Of Jav st. train
FROM sod via SHG line from to
ststeTccms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
$s sG s@a At n 81 e hotel II
freisht via either limo taken a. lowest rates ..,,.u,
L W FrKSs. General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA, RAILROAD. - GREAT
TRUNK LINE AND UNIGED ,, SITES esy. Nall H1y
YORK. VIA Desbosses Courandt streets Ferries as fol-
Rs,Ts9qEs S,sSSrs the Te snd t9d % South
% S HSHs HfFSs Gs
on REGIONS % and LoeS Haven 1mt N wash,
PqljmS1 raTo; daily sTcSp. sun
a. H. !, $50 and p. U. Sunday $50 and ?. N. ,
g. M i, o. g. GSo 9:so SO aud p M sunday l50
and am s. q. ESQ., 1880 $50 and IN Emigrant aud sac
0S Goats OF r0ckyn Annex with all through train,
at Jersey CITY, afOrtng speedy ana diec' uahor iot
For Trans 70 Newark Elizabeth way Princeton. Tren
ton Perth Amboy PlemngtOn Belydere and other ponts
local sShSaae a. a PtsSurs 60 IoO An 1920
N day sI SnS n SoD o5 G SlSa MI 40 S o
D. m sunday $50 $40 m From Philadelphia, BOB $50
bAO 1850 Il.3O a. M. 2:l0, i:lO 4:5O 500 6iO,
iOio, lc2O sunday bO5. $50 e'iO, 1880 ll:5O liz
6I skSt ofces $40 and ol4 broadway no Astor House
a. too ~ DesbrOsses and COuTtlands stat No Couftst
and RTookiyn Annex DEPOT foot Of FutOnst, Brooyn Nos
ia and Is HudsOns, UobOken; Depot Jersey CITY,
Fmigrant Ticket Office, No BslteISplaee o,,,.,
FRANK THOMSON, Il, 4; Z hIahI.nT
GENERAL Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
rT,ROY BOATS-CTTlZENS' LINE.
4 PARE al: EXCURSION, II 80; DECK FARE b0ci
STATEROOMS. 81 and - New palace steamers sARA
ToGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily Except saurlays)
AT n m from Pier 10 ~ H., foot OF Leroysi Sure connec
Ton with morning for all POINTS North aud West
EtaeroOms and through ticts at DOdda 9ii Broadway
n y and COurtst, Brooklyn. Free transfer from Brook
nv Efie Boats
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gttamboais ano Railroads.


DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW-YOHK. 49,.
BALTIMORE AID OHIO RAnRoAD-ENpress for washington
and the West-s2o a. Express for washington ana tne
south10O Express for WashingtOn, the South, anu
West-g:OO p. m. -.
ERIE RALwAY-9.0O o. m. and 600 and .. m NanueS
Spring Valley and Monsey, 100 9.45 a m. 445 oo
NEwYORK GENITAL HUDSON RIVERS, 1880, and lloo
q m. and 40U. o. 1880. $50 and IL J. m.
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL NewJersey Southern Railroad Commencing october
J. 1873 win leave NewYork Pier North hiyer
foot connecting at Sandy Hook WITH trains of
Long Branch and Philadelphia HOO a. m. 400 p H.
Bariiegat and Tuckerton 400 p. m. ,,oo.
vineiand, BIdgton and Atlantic City, li:9V 10. -
WIN. g. SNEDEN,
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VO PHILADELPHIA.
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
vrwyoRK AS Se5T reTTnILADELpH1A

Fourteen Through Trans each way daily three depots In
Philadelphia, two l. Ncw-Nork -
Doube Track the most Improved Equipment and The Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after July =. 1873,
Exprcs. Trims leave NewYok via Desbrosses and Court
landt Ferries, ~ follows: M = On
A3O 1880 $50, $50 imte, IL a. M j. =, o. D. go l;3n
$50 and . p. Sunday 43O and a. mi o. u t'5O, G5O
$50 aud pm. ~ IA, =, ..,
trains II Jersey CITY, a1orng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel .. ,,,.ooo = 81. q a ~,
and ii a IN uimited Express 1886 y M = 4, $50 and
1855 D. m and IL midnight ON sunday, $780, 4, z, D. $50
a. IN, L. 7.35 p. m, and IL midnight. 49,
ticket Ofnces Nos 626 and 044 broadway, No Astor
Uouse and COurandt SIS No 4Couf
A. and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst Brookyn
lli, and lls Husonst, Hobokeni Depot jersey
CITY. EmignaDt Ticket once. No. Battery. place.
LRANK THOMSON I. r. FARMER,
Manager. Oenl Passenger hgt
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BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonie
40 and Nausatuck Railroad Pare e. Steamer gdgepert
leaves (athsrnesp daily Sundays excepted at ll3O H.
and Bridgeport at IL D. IN
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New. York, foot OF IbeItysL
Ferry Station in Brookly, foot OF FutOns ST.
Commencing oct J. iS7STraiDs leave NewNOrk foOt or
LibeTtyst, s. follows
$3.50 a. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton, Beylhere Mancn
Chunk, Tsmsqus; Wke.barre, Eimira. &c Connects AT
Junction with ID. j. and W. II. X. ..--..-
SAB a. m-For High Bridge Branch Schooleys Mountain,
Budd's Lake aud Lake HcpacOng Easton. Harnsburgh.
Manch Chunk, TsmaQua, Hazston Wnkesbaire Scranton
Wilnsmsport, &c.
1915 400 p. m-For somervne and Pennington.
WnkesbaIre Scranton TunkhsDnock Tamaqua, HaIelton.
Reading POttsvllle, IIafrisbuTGh, &c.
tp. m.-For High Bridge Branch. SohOoley's Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong Easton BeyideTe and
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction with D. L. aud w. H. II
630 daiytO or EastOD, Allentown and Harr1sburgh
7<5 p. m-For EastOn.
For trains points tine tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave al y. N, ~ m. for Bound
Brook and ntermediat points and at 63O H. for Easton
Boats Of the brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
Of Jersey City Station, 10 and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Branch Grove
&C, at S:15, ll:45 a. m, 4, 6:l6 D. m
Stages connect at Maawan station 10 and from KEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Libery-st, for Freehold
3d. ll:45 a. H., 4, bl6 pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
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Z, IN D.-LOST-unindorsed first
6 ~ of bill OF exchange No. s43 for 81 $780, drawn by
nnmSn Hunge Of Galveston at three days sight Fred
fnh co. London The public Is hereby cautioned against
change place
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RECORDED LEASES.

Quicker Margaret, executrix etc. 70 Henry Never,
No 27l WashiDRton-st years, at annual rent Of.
Knox Charles 10 Michael sweeney, No l67 Fultonst,
years, at annual rent OF.
Sweeney, Michael 10 John Bowman, No l51 Fultonst
years and months, at annual rent of.........s''
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Real estate 10 Gsrhanor.

~, sa;a,sS.nn.As.AGE--hesidence for residence |;
utincnrsSee, way ~ Orange Aouptain; bouse sbYed
- Aaasas IN 5000 iof house Ia ths city free and
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s2Ds 1ssSsSsrdt oamo"
Amity-st g. 100 II OF ThOmpson-st, 25x90 James .
Plat to Catharine Schuchardt lA,VVV
TiebOutave (24th Ward lot No 81 Anna Berrlan ,oo
and husband 70 Mary LindheimS ,. ooo
'AI and wife 70 Marie petrie 10000
fea srson uS and mary inai 70 5000
sesmsn 70 SG Jaeob PaS.en 5000
Same property; Bernard referee to Michael sieg
Martens rsteFes to % Adam $500
George Morris referee 10 II Gilhan $4,000
Goerck-st 1876 IT Of Broome-st, lookup; ,.oo
Swarts referee. TO Jacob schuitzer Dow
WhsIeI' referee, TO John MeSches 1000
iEO so No oio has 5000
ringtOn others to Ann Harrington ...-.....-...
same property; Dennis Harrington and wife to same
Same propcrty Ann Harrington and husband 70 FRED
17tS.st. n = 206s # W OF 6iisvc 2Jx0j; Charles
stebbins and wife 20 Henry q Stebbns;
25thst. n 375 ftw OF 1stave 25X9S.9j Charles NC am
SOTley o. Christopher McSOrley lVUO
'SR Psis and wfe 81 to Anns $3.50
l35th.st, n g, 200 II W OF WilOwave TO 81 l36thst
200x2O0 silas ID Clifford referee, to william IN ooo
1l4thst :. 1ss II W OF Xve.A ok 100 and also
ll4th.st 293 II Of Istave, 50xlOOlOi 3 Ia mn
PABLO, referee. Henry Mcguire o'VVO
Sd% w. ts csTolps Bepdsc,@ 20 10000
o4' Msyrrs 10 dS fdd W 1900
Meyefs ana SS we TO e Eugene Alderman $4,000
o''G Cavern 10 I Ella Livingston 1900
74thst g. 69 IT OF LcXing0nave l7xT22 Cath am
McGynn and husband 10 NJ NJ SchOOnDaher 1I'VV0
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dra 97tbs Stbavc sT Years To " $4,000
on' mcT aaIs ao OF z 8au years co 1000
D0 9ii sIw Of I SIS 1900
Same 20 William Thursnn oame property, 3years 4OOO
On ave- awe 10 1900
5si6St. 1 Of 2dsye emoTtbs IN ..... $3.50
ia! two Of a Age ~l0 years. .0 1000
A'! ssGst WH.eh 70 george h.". o"'. 1000
st snd ' R1iipdada7c 1000
scott Bo5 SSep Of I u GS 1000
"0fl 4h Ff'ISCa a a SI 70 i' 5000
"inT1t StS S Of iothaYe i Dn COCO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Fitzgerald Mary, administratrix etc, 20 Gilead w -
Candee........ss ."
Tappan Nelson chamberlain, etc) TO Johanna
Reich ar guardian etc ..,.... -. .............
Tnrrel p.,igar Ia, Raphae Elias ....... 1916
Weber Jaeob TO Nanette Weber 1000
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Amnsements.

not SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos. AZ. AZ. 4. and 49,
cents EACH four copies OF each Extra for 90 cent
by mail, postpaid.
aadv
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Gitp Real gstate for Sale.

lIU nEul 4Uk
hot SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
II READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos AZ, 49, - and 40
Price copies OF each Extra for % cents
by mail, postpaid.
Zee advertisement
TOR SALE-Three story basement brown
houses wide street entrance TO PsrE convenient
fect price $1,000 Apply on premises NO $40
East 79thst.
TOR SALE on 163d-st., within 2 minutes
HOUSE with slate roof Is rooms, I'm thorough repair
small stable ground 40 feet front by ZIG feet deep
price low. $1,000 twothrds OF purchase money can TO
maui ''' Wv McLoUGHLIN BROS. 7s Duanest.
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
H Price $4,000 story high soop basement and trim
mngs stone 1S rooms; 8 modern improvements In
best order Inquire on premises.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days. trial;
- no cure no pay Patent ventilaor State rights
Huh, Grippen & Co, sd-ayo- below 24thst, SewYork.
STH-AVE., Harlem, near 29th-st.-Three-
- With without extra lots will be cold
low. rutland & WHITING, BeekmAnst
DO S0n for high stoop brick house, CEN
DJ,OOU trail location ADDRESS BARGAIN. Tribune
Uptown Office 12SS Broadway
GRAPE and CAMS TER for DEMOCRATS.
W In Tribune Extras Nos. ~, 43, "a and as
Price cents each or copies each Extra for 90 cents
by mail, postpaid
See advertisement .
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Aurtion Sales of Real Gsiate.
WILLIAM KENNEDY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pubic notice hereby sye. that the oommsiOuers Of the
Sinking Fund Of the City of NewYorS win Offer for sale at
pubic auction. on SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1873, at
iOOn Exchange SalesoOm No Ill broadway,
CITY OF NewYorK following belonging
corporation Of the City Of Now-YOrk:
Premises los and III Franklinst
House and Lot the northeast corner OF ThrGave and
Eighty .hfth-st
10 40 LeOnsrst Leased at rent OF $500 unt
December l. 1879.
Sun warrsntee viii be given all purchasers Lth
or2phc maps Of the above real estate be obtained At the
and after the 10th Of October noxt
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
conptroers once New County Court House oct l. 1873.
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6elp Wantco


XVANTED-A neat tidy girl to do the work
w OF small family aud assist with care Q, papyi
..o,, IN wages about SlO Auhfcss
Win full particulars g. I299. NewYerk Post ONCE:
XXyANTED-An intelligent boy part OF each
w day BABBITr CO., l4l sLh:st
WANTED-Ten good business men to go
w West ami south and manage the sale OF my Object
reaching Bible different states VIII guarantee nen
ho shox s n canyassinK ana IN securing o'nefs run
ri ooa io 81 800 Give sge and experience II fun
Si'""'"'NV ", j. HOLLAND Springfield. MAS
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday, Oct. %. 1873.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Oct. %, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
Blu John 7. BOYD.
3story and tstOIy bnck buildings with lot Noo
Cioefckst Q 4 I25 II BrOOme-st lot 25xlOOj I'M
Jacob Schmitzer.. s'""
lot 41stst P sSs9 nsS Sr $3.50
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gcunirn properIp 10 Eet.

\VLiAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
sIvixSSs.n opposite vest Point Address fIsHkILL
... .ses BANK. Fishkill n. Y.
w ~ ELIZABETH, near Dep0t.-Nearest
lower Ne suburban locality on best line OF travel out OF
ehp isres o only 40 minutes several express trains;
hsss, sns halls and plszzss gas water bsth, closets
sgns ~ ube barge garden with vines fruits flowers,
t6l lras Nil let AZ e1b until April formerly let 40
- -FPy a. Elevator, No. II PInest
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Goteis.
foet ano founo.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 1885,
ID s97 OF the Bowery Savings Bank missing The finder
ia 70 tho bank Ii not restored before
the 3h day Of November 1873 application viii DO made 10
he bank a book
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cave daily (Sundays c1ceped from Pier 90 North River
Of Warrenst at pm, Passengers arrive In boston az
a. M. No intermediate landings between New-York and
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To BOSTON, via Providence direct.
A FULL. NIGHTS Rt.ST. ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
The favOrite Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain RAY Allen
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonie
I'D and Nauyauck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves (athsrinesp daily Sundays excepted at lSO H.
and Bridgeport at IL D. IN
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Countrp Real Gstate for Sale.

hot SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
II READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos AZ, az. ~ and IS.
each four copies Of each Extra for 90 cents
by mail postpaid
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERa
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Situat,ons Uanieb-- males.

COACHMAN.-By q respectable Protestant
man (singe) thorough master Of his business w9u
not object lake care Of COW country ann
Intoyn Office