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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-16

FUELLISG's LIoUID DYEs.-The card OF
these Dyes, to be found in the displayed COL
nmns of this paper, need no special com
mendation from us, as they are acknowledged
to be superior IN quality. They give splen.
did tints, are simple to use, and will not fade
or wash out, In Germany, where they orig
mated, they have been the standard dyes for
nearly halfsa century. There are seventeen
different shades of colors. Try them
Dietzsch, Block & Co., Chicago, are the
wholesale agents, and they are sold by all
druggists. Oct.l6dlt.
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TIE FAIR THING.-Our readers will re-
member that a Mr.. Schultz, of Monmouth,
recently advertised lottery scheme for the
disposal of large amount of property, real
and personal. He advertised very extensive
ly, through various newspapers and by post
ers and circulars, but finally concluded not
to dispose of the property. Mr.. 4. F. Cutter
was his agent in this county, and he directed
him to return the money to all who had pur.
chased tickets, and also sent him money to
pay in full all his advertising bills, and made
Mr. Cutter a handsome present besides
This is what we call the fair, honorable and
generous thing. -
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.Vtss1AEs9I u Rock IsLAHps October H.
FLouR-Spring Doub9s Extra, in bbIs. $3.50 q
Wholesale, and $10,4 at retail. sseks, $s4o q
wholesale and SO 90 1t retail. loose, ss,z 81
wholesale, snd S., SO at RETAIL = -. = - =
WHEAr--No.l 1, $1,T5aI,Ts. No. ?, i,6sal,7o
Z CoKS-75 to SOC 'siass'. 7'.e sseastsh
p OArs-i2a45c for IS TBS. -. .N2ios IS. hE.t
RYn--l,0eal,05 zi..l@ @7s.'
sa BARLsr--No. /, los. No. ., %. sra .aaisis
BEANsL2,08 Ate s-4+~'a Ai,H zS'.sfa5
dSAIr - 35as, so per barrel. sae9 20 9aeais
= KesosEss Wholesale, barrels included. 60as2;
retail Tee i4a '---'lN gu 1@'576's W
q HreHwfsr s.-$2,7e. 2-es eaii it1d g.ii-a
. OsfoSs-- SIS Per bush. .a'4 s''fifi57 ,s.la
PorAroEs-70a75 20 E. 'h. @-iA in3is
Eaas-I2tc dos. 4'-sAsst' ~ 10 t.lai9
s. Burrsa-very choice lots, for retailing. viii
bring to 25c. k@se s..t@ -4a4 1iissa4
2 PouLrRY-Live chickens, s3,25a2, 40 per dos.
- HoGs--Fo- live hogs 5a64c.3 soi 9a7Hsts7s aes8
: 7CArTLE--Idve weight. common, sS,o0a3,6 80.
Prime shipping a, 50a5, so per hundred pounds
HIprs-Green Comntry, Tel green cured, 9ef
green cuff, fa1al5e: dry flint, l2al5cii dry salt
ed. f21c.7a s9t s,.'as' s5s5ga
HAr-Prairie, sass per ton Timothy ss,eo
$4,000. 'a8pfz53i es@ 8.
woopA.oak $500 to-, 90 a cord.
CoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Leves,
coal is sold at IL cents, the cost Of delivering 20
From teams, in Market Square, At laal6 cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-16

A CHASTITY GRIS.--Among other notiea-
BILE effects of the late election news, is the
effort on the part of leading republicans to
laugh off their defeat in Ohio and Pennsyl
wanna Every ardent republican feels tn at
he must force smile, be it ever so forcible,
and the fact that a republican governor is
probably elected in Ohio in spite of all pre-
dictions to the contrary, is generally selec
ted as a foundation for CHASTITY grim, But
such grin not the rafting of bones in
cofns could be less mirthfnl, and 1t is plain
to be seen that the poor fellows have not
only ''heard from Ohio" but from Pennsyl-
yania also
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REPORTED DEATH OF CAPTAIN THoxAs.
HoDGEs, JAN the Geographic dispatches
dated Omaha, August 20, was the follow.
ing Lii .
ga telegram received here from Virginia City
Montana, Aug. 2Sth, states that Capts. Watson
ard Hodges were killed by the Indians, on the
Saltwater" l
Another newspaper despatch, dated St.
Louis, Sept 18th, says az---saa /
"rhe Montana volunteers, under COL Howe.
had fight with the Indians, on the Boulder on
the 3oth ult. The troops afterwards found the
quitting tools and aicoat belonging to Captains
Weston and Hodges, who were reported killed on
the I'd uIt. The coat had several bullet and ar
row holes in it esa~s
1t is believed that the Capt. Hodges re.
ported killed, was the son of Mr.. Thomas
Hodges, of Minersville, Henry county, one
of the oldest settlers of that region. His son
has been, for some eight years, in the Noun.
tains, driving government teams to New
Mexico, and travelling through the Noun
tains and the Indian country. BE was pro-
noted to assistant wagon master, and after
wards became private in the I'd Colorado
volunteers. After serving his time and re-
ceiving an honorable discharge, he returned
to his fathers house, about two years ago,
where his family had resided during his abb
senee. He left here last spring for the
mountains, aud his father, though he has
heard nothing from him since he left, be.
lieves the Captain Hodges reported killed to
q be his son. He has taken measures to as.
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ARSENAL SrREEr.-This street will soon
be opened to Moline Avenue, and be a fine
Improvement. And, in order to make a
straight street over the bluffs, Conway street
should be moved east, the width of the
street. The committee on streets and alleys
should look to that matter before Arsenal
street is extended beyond Moline Avenue .
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-16

NEw ApvERrIsEaEsTs.---A Always look I'M
der the head of To-day advertisements.every
evening. If you want everybody to see your
advertisements, publish them in the EVEN
ING ARGUS. Those who don't advertise in
the EVENING ANGUS, we presume do not de-
sire democratic custom. Oct diff. /
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-16

AT the residence of Ira Weatherhead, ESQ.,, in.
Pleasant Vally Hampton township, near Carbon
Cliff, on Tuesday the 10Th instant, by the Rev.
A. B. Hitchcock, of Moline, Mr. NELSON PERRY,
of Chicago, and Miss Lou WELLS, step daughter
of Mr.. Weatherhead. 81 .t@
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ExPLA1sED.--We couldn't understand why
our library association had engaged Roger
. A. Pryor as one of the lecturers for this VIM
ter, but it is explained now. He has tsa,aed
RADICAL No democrat or conservative is
engaged. .z4r...-.,. se =
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certain the fact With certainly. His wife
and-chiidren two little girls) areg now with
her ifathe., in %wesfport, jackson county,
Missouri. 4rgw eT ~
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The recent deinocratic' victories have
brought us most excellent weather, and re-
duced the price of gold. Democratic victo-
ries will save the country and restore the
Union. .bsaL-Z 80 ---... 5. 49,
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INSTRUCTION In MUSIC.

r HAVE OPENED ROOM IN WEBBERS
i Block, over Kiesow's store, and am now pre-
pared to give instruction upon the Piano, and
and other musical instruments, either at my room
or at the residence of my pupils, as may be de-
sired '7.3ai to -
& Pianos tuned and instruments repaired.
1a-a Il stI ntaF4 .3Tvz VIM. BABCOCK.
Rock Island, March IL diff. ToZ I'D
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Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
"a - s CHICAGO, Oct, 16.
Fiou--spring extra s,ooalo,25
Wheat-No 1,s7ai,sS, No l,soaal, 500.
No ,93al "a.
"a Coru-zNo 2 l,0s1ae. -z sss- -.
Oats-5T4asc. Fae & -
Barfey-No2 I,11laI,12
Mess Pork-22, 0oa22,25. -. ...--...-
Lard--13at3t f'A 500
Hogs--light go; prime s,oos6, Is. choice extra
6,50a6, u.s. ,a9rs# RI, -. Sos arg ssy- +
! Cattle-shipping steers 5,26a6,15 agss---
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LIME! LIME LIME /!
Large supplies of the
PORT BYRON ITH6E

= Large supplies Of the
PORT BXR01f LINE IS
rom the well known kilns of r. b. Chase q Son,
are received daily at the Port Byron Lime Depot.
on West Eagle Street, just below the post Office,
We also keep good article of Rock Island lime
for stone work. The best brands Of cement for
cisterns and cellars, a choice article of Plaster
Paris for ornamental purposes, and also have just
received a fine quality of salt.
Our prices win suit every ONE. Give ms 3 call
r. B. CHASE SON.
7. A.BALcH, Agent. moh31dwtf. -
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FsnrY CExrs ) line win be charged for
zach insertion of all articles under this head.
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2 MANHOOD!
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED

jest Published, IA sealed EapeJope. Price,
sir cents.
LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENT, and Radical cure of Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, and Impediments to marriage gen
orally; Nervousness, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and
from Self Abuse, &C., by Robert j. Culverwell,
NJ. D., author of the ''Green Book DC.
"A Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, receipt of six DENTS, or two
postage stamps, TO CHAS- J. c. KLINE CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office box 1855.
Also DIR. CulverweiPs Marriage Guide" price
IS cents. 8. 1l9e ,as u aug l2dw3m
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DAILY Argus.
Premium fob Printing.

Orders for jon PRrsrfSG win meet with prompt
attention At the ARGUS OFrIcs, and be executed
in the very hest tnatner and at reasonable rates.
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St. Louis market.

Teegraphed to the Argus, la. - @
use ..s -f ST. LOUIS, Oct 10.
l. Flour. super6ne SO; Extra S,15 dou-
BILE extra IL. 25all rs; choice 12,00al4,25.
Wheat, spring 2,00a2, 10; 2,z5a40 fall red !:
white 2,00a60. t.-..........r. 20 .
Corn, white LIZ; yellow Ito,
Oats 64a6S.
Barley, 1,2Za1, 49, -..--
Rye 1885, as
Hay 1900. ~ A-
Mess pork %, 50a24. 90.
j Lard, Ii tierce; l2a keg. .v-rF ar.,-zs.
!. Bacon IL 0fIFs!
Clear Sides 3d. e re az. .s-
Shoulders 144
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-16

IS
SlDLINGEE's HoRsE FAIR didn't draw
we'll. The people hadhad their spree before,
and very few from out Of Gown were in at
tendance, except those interested ia the
races. On Tuesday the exercises were as
follows: ------~s-' ~@z1---A
First--a tross Easiest gentleman s horse
owned in Rock Island or Scott counties,
three in Ave, mile heats; prizes $50 and
$25. s.ttE ~
Entries-"John Logan s. W. whceloek,
of Moline; 4Emigrant," Smith, Davenport;
"Buckskin,s Carter, Davenport.
FIRST two heats won by "Emigrsnt. y
Time-2:52.s Last thee won By 'J5ogan.'
Time-2:48l 'teAS > Aass sAf 50
Next "a pace, mile heats, three in five.
Entries-'Sleepy Jim" Hayes, of Sabula.
Iowa; Sherwood, Sherwood, of Edgington.
First third and fourth heats won by
4Sleepy JIM Time-2s43. Second heat
won by sherwood" Tine--3:0i. Prize
SIS. & z :
Boys riding, under fifteen years of age.
Entries-Irvie Beardsley, Rock Island;
Johnnie Sibley, Henry county; Bud Fowler,
Lee county. Prizes $40 and s.. The
Judges being unable to decide between
them, divided the premium money equally:
S. to each. -e..> .z -v.y.
R,a,ning race. Half mile DASH Prize
$50.
Entries Hum boldt, y ''Roan Bill,
George, "ABu-Baker". Wonby 9 George"
Time--524. r. %s +
Fastest trotting horse, mare or geiding,
that never beat -2:35; mile heats, 3 ms, to
harness. Prizes $500 and $2a. rca
EntriesL'9d ol, = Roach; 'Lena,, = Boards
ley. as raen1 se~ fe. ..,s5-rE
This race was won by ado" ''1
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Telegrsphed to theARGUs.
NV York, Oct. Is.
Cotton-l94. $50
Flour I0,52a1l, 35, extra state 10,e9@14,25
I'll o. - 9 - F@ ~
Wheat .;ssas2 Noi'2 spring >2,s5a4O No l
do. 2,2& No 3 do. L
Rye ], GO west.
Corn ,4Sa45 mixed west.
Barley l,37a45 west. 81
Oats Sass for Chicago and Ohio.
Pork-2l, 90a22,oO.
Lard-l34a14t E-.
Whisky steady. - q
Petroleum--l5 for crude; 35ias refined in
bond. r. aS- E-l
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BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.

TIME UNDERSIGNED Is NOW BOTTLING
L Sands Cream or Stock Ale or Porter to sup
ply families and others, at their residences or
places Of business, in quantities to suit. All
who wish nice Ale or p orter, in bottles Zone bot
tie or more) can, be supplied, by leaving their
orders at Mrs. Johnson's Ice Cream Saloon Mt
Vests Saloon.
jy30dtf. ie f.ra... H E. WEST Cd
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VULCAN FoUSDRY.-Mr. Thompson, pro.
prietor of this extensive institution, is now
doing the heaviest job of turning ever done
in this part of the country. Messrs Case,
L Co. rapids Improvement contractors, recent.
II received from the east three enormous
wrought iron drills, each weighing about
four tons. They proved to be too heavy. for
their other machinery, and Mr.. Thompson
and his sons are reducing their weight by
turning off about a ton weight from each.
Il is quite an interesting sight to see how
easy the monsters are handled by Thomp-
sons machinery. &p
While there, this morning, we saw three
heavy cutting and punching machines, for
boiler makers, just Manufactured at the Enl-
can, which punch lone-half ste three -fbnrths
incn iron, or cut it, as easy as a boy punch
es q slice of potatoe for his quill gun. One
of their machines was manufactured for a
firm in Bloomington, one fora firm in Chi
'cago, and the other for Mr.. Samuel Green
well, fo- his boiler shop in Davenport, They
are nearly ready for delivery. .,yGsE
We also noticed new and improved pat
tern for street lamp po~ ts--a nice thing.
Also some very beautiful iron railing for.
the grave of Mrs. NJ. M. Grace, of Moline,
buried in the catholic cemetery, near! this
city.
Messrs. Thompson 4 Sons are doing a
machinery and most extensive and valuable
lot of patterns of any foundry in this part Of
the west. If they had larger and better
buildings to exhibit them in, they would
show to much better advantage.
They do anything in the line of foundry
or machine shop work, and do it in the very
best manner and at most reasonable rates.
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PEORIA " ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
s.-.-- 49,. COMPANY,

THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSIONERS,
i hereby give notice that the required amount
of the Capital Stock of said Company having
been subscribed in accordance with the Charter
a meeting of the Stockholders will be held at til g
Bureau Junction House, at Bureau Junction, in
the county of Bureau, in the state of Illinois, on
Tuesday the 18th day of November next, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, for the election of Directors and
the organization of said Company. 90
= Peoria, Sept. ~, 1857. u ac54
WI. BRYAN, II. j. ROBINSON,
CORNELIUS LYNDE, Jr., V. DEWEIN,
GEO. II. FRENCH, '.eI v. M. ,AYRES,
o. E.iPAGE, .lttE p. NJ. BLAIR,
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REAL ESTATE SALE.--A. d. Gibbons, for.
merly of this city, but now resident of New
Jersey, is in town, and has sold his two lots,
corner of Buffalo and Orleans streets, to Mr..
Frank Ill, for $4,000. The lots are each 80
by $50. The corner lot is occunsed .btyff I'm
derwood & Bogue'ss agricultural warehouse,
and the next one BY Kimbail's wagon shops.
The wagon shops go with the ylots--the
warehouse does not.
Mr.. III has sold his shop, near Dixons
store, corner of Exchange and Rock River
streets, to man from Mercer county, to
give possession on the first of January next.
After that time he will occupy himself in
settling up business, looking after his prop
erty, and will probably rent the Kimball
shops, fer the present '.fs = n
The price Mr.. III paid for these lotst
would nave been thought quite extravagants
few years ago,-but recent sales of real esr
tate show that good business lots are iny
creasing in value. These lots are in most
excellent location and viii probably still
further increase in value.
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de-, which We are selling at q lower figure than
va The highest market price paid for Hides.
sTannery, on Illinois Street, near the Island
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CITY HARNESS SHOP
NEAR CITY SCALES.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED a
j irhsp in the basement of Snyth's building,
near the City Scales, where they viii be happy to
see all who want sGythiag in their line. rs
They have workmen equal to any in the west |;
stock of the very best quality, and warrant their
work to be fully equal to any and prices Is low
as any. 80
Repairing done at short notice.
| All orders promptly filed. S 80 -
"A share of patronage respectfully solicited. IA
KESLER BURx.
Rock Island, March 20, diff. 1870 ~ae
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF 'GoRToN. 4 KRoGER Is
J. dissolved BY mutual consent. The business
will be continued at the old stand by John kro
GER who will collect all debts and settle all claims
against the late firm. as,,.z-L.-
4 -. - I'd T. b. GORT0N,
-.,.-r.z.{ ., JOHN. KROGER.
Il Thankful for past favors, solicit n share of
public patronage JOHN KR0GER.
! Z Rock Island, Oct. 2, diff. - ,,-.-fssr ha
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CALOON KEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS,
- Restaurants and private families can procure
the celebrated Sands,s Chicago Ale, in Barrcis
Half Barrels, and Quarter Barrels, at Chicago
wholesale prices, freight added at West's under
Rodman Hall. He has the agency from the man
ufaeturer, f4se es5sssii t4azz a3s4
sa itssgsaz a4 ,ts9aaa n. E. WEST,
aQrl6dtf. is eseoq u. Wests Saloon.
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ROCK ISLAND TANNERl
"a BiBCOCK & ANDREWS.

TIMOTHY A. BABcocx. CHARLES ". ANDREWS
This mandatory is now in successful opera
ton, tanping with Bark exclusively, and using
cold Liquors,---in short tanning in the old Style
We have constantly on hand and are finishing .
superior quality of ais8EIis-s172
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

on the premises, where q suit of clothes can al.
ways be made on the shortest notice, in the best
style, and, like everything else at this establish
-ment, at the lowest rates. The Tailoring Estab-
lishmentis in charge of Michael Lieberknecht,
old and experienced cutter and fnisher, who has
carried business in this city for nearly II years.
IF you want nice broad cloths, gcassimeres, fan
nels, twseds yarns, blankets, any kind of woolen
goods, honestly made, and at very low prices, osl
ct the a - 49,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
5teanIbolis aua Railroads.

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
1Vk PANT -f'on,nencng Monday Dsrenber
York, of Bcny 81 osec.ig v Legh Valley Railroad and
brincie.l = Express 81 i
press Mors'sn Acoamo alton Iayes at 2:o llarle
town Mail leaves $50 MorisOga gtpes, a IN a.
boye u dly Newark OraJ1e
summit A. PBERrIOUD General Superintendent
NEW- YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ Leave liureTspJ' 5.l5 . $3.50 q fJD m
1889 a 2:D 't.3a p. $50 p O4Op 8.i,
Sundays s:3 D.; HID $40 fFIofgl 70 Great Nrk.
connecting 1i.st NishIeton returning
l:p m. Tu.,y saturday nights Rra leaves
Flushing ~ iurtrrs P1l y ia I,sts James
sip every Laf hour; Thirty !olr.s a. erery 10 minutes
t. &. VOORHEES,. Supsr l'enisnt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAM
SHIP DEUTSCHLAND, NJ Wcsses. MISTER carrying the United
mail, will sal from the Bremen pier foot Of Thdst, lobOGea,
On SATURDAY, March y
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
NEW-YORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.

THR FIRST CLASS q. q NAIL STEAMSHIP
WESTERN METROPOLIS WIN wEiR, Master,
will leave Pier No a. n r. on THURSDAY March al 10 n
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
TAXING passengers Southampton London Have and Bemen
The following rates payable in gold is equivalent N
flnt Cabin. Sl2O Second Cabin b10i Neetare b37 10
From Bremen Southampton aud Hle 20 keNiOrk; First Cabin
plz'i ntc1nhNahin, Slj; go
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME
l1r't CABIN sll3 Sscoat Cabin, J5 steeTage. S75
= To be- followed by The
H''hNc H ~ Ho}et Baltic Cfp, A. q Jones Anil 10
, FURTHER DEPARTURES fROI hbW-lOBk;
9, mN. ., june T. June -. June ~, July %
Io'I IfgSli or passage, appy y
ISAAC TAyL0R. Prssileat Me- " BSosjsaE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27

ave Entrance TWeutgserrnthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK: 80 -
Po~ gewaven 100 800 (KIl llJJa lllo phh @o (Krl
315 y and 800 (ELJ go. m, a,o IT,,
For Milford and stafford 100 li.10 a. n. as 40 p m -
Po Faaef1 Southport and Weatpo, 7OJ lD IN @4' AWP
m. M
For Nors.k 100 300 rl 900 il30 l2lo (ELh 1W uIh
as 40. $50 $50 (kIl IN ... ...
Po Da,ien 100 400 ii 10 m. 1f5 go, so p N.
Tor Gre4nsich 100 300 Il3D a. 2l5 l45, ~ a b ~
For stanford 100 400 (kr) 800 lLg n1 tETh Ai' Ioo
Hrl g. o. ~, 5IO bD, $40 III }, 40 ., ,o. -,
Po Port and Intermediate stations, 100 a " @
34J $50, 200 D.
Tor Boston vi, Springfield 100 NJ (kr 1co (Erh h"p H.
J,,r Bo.iop via Sior- Line, 1915 (EI.), 300 80 40
Po Ilshlord and Spnns6ed 400 (EL i2S 800 hhh eoo
For Connecticut River Railroad s0o' (Bt) i2P m 10 hon
To III poyideuce aud P,Ak Railroad 600 Oh m l2
.-,-..t a
IL 49, 900. 800 p m. ,n
Po Cana Railroad. IL IS m 10 Northampton
Por Iousatonic Railroad, BOO q m, 5u p
10 Nsae Rail n. 100
No. ps",ary ,sd Eorwak Railroad, 100 400 =. top
sV""''""' "'''F"e II. IOlT, hHpt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-27
Corporation Notices.

CR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO CONTRACTORS SBALBD PROPOSALS In.
the the bidder date II offering and title Of
h received A Office until II o'clock m. Of FRIDAY MARCH
Of the following BLOt PAVEMRNrS
and SEWERS. PAyEMNISiu Canal.
EIyuuts from FInh Eiglth Ffy ninth
Eiehth Teutllvc; ysryt, from Canal Grenwchst;
sixth Seyeuivc.; Paesa. from Pearl
Pns,t FROM SouAs.; Fsont-st from Wast Olsp;
William ST. Beaver to re rt FAeh.st, from seventh to Ninth
ave AID TSeht from First TO fhhae And fs the construction
AZ SWElsS follows: No Outlet Sever. in Thythrist and
First with branches IN Thirty yArsi and Iryssconds and Fst
No 2 iaur'n st. between Canal aud BnDmes Si
hnche (rind.i, no In iorkst between West Broad
" and 81 IoLnlue Church and Rm.st between White and
Wkerss Wst between ALLEY and Elm aud between
Cptr au Ea1csts. No. between Fin 1 and tysHt
.i AMI Sulhave aul Huloa Rye No Sewers in ou
lon between Thompson and Lilren5 In Commerce and BiuoE
between and lhon u Leroy betgeen Beiorsi and s.
Like spsce torueat lereen BeeEer and F9rrh IN Hut
son AMI GrernWirsis between West Tenth and lammondsts
Hammond and Bktt No g. Sewer IN Lewis
bN cen No Sewers In fory-seyenh
m Tenth aud Eeyenhayes, With branches
E4ventave Receiving lAsn and Culyesot the " W
r of Fr.tare Fortyfhst W. Of fghhsye and M
tnri,t = T. corner Brolivay and P1y nnt st n w cor
m Thtyecondst and L. corner OF ave
AMI The plans may be aad specifications and
f,uns f,r bids ob lined v application 10 this once.
THOMAS SrBPHfNS)
ROBT. H. DARRAGH, fCroon Aq Board
A ". CRAVEN.