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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
w. JACOBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND OPERATIVE SURGEON.

Treats all diseases according to the most improved
and scientific plans.
Special attention given to Chronic Diseases, Dis
eases of Females, Deformities, &C.. and perform
all operations in Surgery.
Office and residence on Michigan Street, third
door south of the Parker House, nearly opposite the
Bank, Plymouth, Ind. 15-e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
A. O. RoRToN,

DENTIST Office I'd story Post Office Building.
IL Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of
Nitrous Oxide (or Laughing Gasl. TEETH; from
one tooth to full sett, so cheap that the rich and
poor can all get them. Office open all day except
Mondays and Tuesdays. I34ul
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
JOHN S, BENDER.

NOTARY Public, attorney at law, and War
~ claim agent. 0ffce-Balcony Block, Piv-
mouth, Ind. T34tfl'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
ADHESION,

AD4IISSION,
Single Tickets, one admission, 20
:. for the four days 10
Family Tickets, admitting exhibitor and
four members of his family under Il
years OF age l'oo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
8aziness 9ireftury.
ATTCRN EYS.
. O .IoNES.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Plymouth, Ind, Gradu-
"A ate of Bloomington Law School, will attend TO
such business as may be entrusted to him, with
promptness and fidelity. Office at present with c.
II. REEVE. v17-n22-3mo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
ED. S. FISH,

Attorney at Law,
Justice Of the Peace and Insurance agent,
OVER the Post Office, in Kendalls Block, Ply
" mouth, Ind. jy13yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
A. C. MArcHETTE, NJ. d.
DR.. j. S. LELAND
r. a. BoRToN MD,

physician and SURGEON, Argos, Indiana, at
L tends to all calls promptly. m29vl4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
r. D. LOGAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC.
psf Office Brownlee's Block, over Becker's Store,
Plymouth, Ind Collections speciality. jy13yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
PREMIUM LIST.

Department No. 7--Li0e Stock.
Entry No.1-C Glass A-Horsesto for Breeding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
C. r. cHAHEY,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Collecting Agent. viii practice in Marshall and
adjoining Counties. S-Office over Cleveland S
Hought0n's Grocery Store, Corbln's Block, Ply
mouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
AMASA johnson.

NOTARY Public, Attorney, Counselor at Law,
IN Authorized War Claim Agent, Plymouth, Ind,
Especial attention given to the settlement, of Es-
tates, Conveyancing, and the collection of Soldiers
Claims for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, and all
other War Claims. Office on Michigan street, over
Buck s. Toan's Hardware Store. [34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
JOHN MlLtIKAN, Editor and Publisher.
Busiaess 9ireftury.
MISC ELLANECUS.

McCurDY HOUSE,
SOUTH side p. Ft. 6 c. r. W., Wanatah, Ind
y Frank McCurdy, Proprietor. Convenient and
extensive accommodations. [34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

Horses trotting to 20 together or as may
be directed {; all trotSers must be ready to 90
at the time named m the programme" or
forfeit. No return Of entrance fee.
Glass I-LddieS Riding Match.
3 to enter. to ride Ladie- must change
horses and ride amy horse OF the riding horses
entered. that may be selected by the COM
mittee if required. Best rider and manager
o. IA horse $500 and riding whip and gloves.
I'd best $500, ard riding gloves.
Entry No. 2-Ctass A--BLooded Cattle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

Horses in this class must be four years old or over
STALLIONS.
, 1873-08-01
RAILROAD NOTES.

rto f,b,cooo Roc1f Ia,and 4 pocibo poilrond
- 80 .f,as A.. ass..';.ss;a,s ~
a.o giving up nopea snst. tno ose"n'@a''on ot
shorffs and officers can effect the capture OF tho
bandits, and arc going to put tho affair in tho
banda NJ detoctiyos. Thay nro still confident of
thn co,.vra ~ tha v;,,oi,a
Aooor,,nx ~ tho n1ovolond 5,oroz, +bo no1ti.
rnnro ~ GH;cann 1nirooi mow h.
inp canstr,,ctef viii fc cnnn1ata to nctianco hv
NJ Meyemher nn9t md tn m t,;s cItv IN onotnr rcay
YHc road viii Ia az mica in {enrth md wi, Ia
! n abort ant from Chicago to Washnrton
.s 49,, .a.1a - - ..,.a eo.aat o., a. .,,o
new nH saop rs 70 sas' n;s5 eIGes ~ Ing e aho
naote & a.g amtmn u, o"iaaS
hGas. nc z:5v ~ H. ,n' uctbnaoua.oa M lss ooen s.
saIen Oh a.n ths .e" VIZ 1so ls a, .ose
~ ~ =. ~. WI ,s'''o ~ A'6' r. Lis Ano'o afo
'no onay ena"soe. ..
On Monday next rogular tralnH Will commence
, 1873-08-01

An Alligator on the Rampage.

From tho Aionfg1beFV t4lA.l dutfFkiaer,
a rather singular but Woll-authentloatod story
comes to us from Baker County, concerning tho
queer conduct Of an alligator Which inhabited
large pond, called tho goose pond, noar Lomax,
OH tho line OF tho South l. North Alabams lsAil-
road. A gentleman WAS going, to the aAw-mill,
with ono or moro logs drawn by oxen, whom ho
waa attacked Gil route by one Of tho many alli-
gators which 1t sooRs inhabit TINT c.tr1ouB spot.
Tile gentleman, WHO was plucky follow. showed
fight, aud, az M earnest Of hia hostile purpose,
threw pole az At Lis alllgatorship. which tho
Inter dlsposod Of M hungry man would dis
poso Of choice Ba1ldwich. In plain English,
he swallowed 1t, and tnen as an oarnest Of
what he proposed to do, mado for his asaatl-
ant, who, fearing that ho might follow tho AZ
II he remained, lied for doar llfe. Tho alligator
thon attacked tho oxen, md had succeeded III
killing ono when the gentleman, having no.
cured achievements, returned to tic assault.
An immediate attack onauol, which resulted,
after much ofTort, in the death Of tho am
length, and was regarded M fearful object
oveil In death. Tho gooHe-pond IN which this
creature had his residence, and III which Ills
interesting family yot reside, il Oh tho proln-
iBoa Of j. W. HughoB. Of this city, Wo arc In.
formed that petition iB now being. circulated
among tho oltlzons OF that vicinity, tho oBaenco
OF whiel, is u request to tho Colonel to ronlovo
lia llt:le pets to Montgomery, or Homo other
place beyond the llmltH ot DaAer County.
, 1873-08-01
ALMOST A MURDER.

Desperate Encounter KctSvcon a 40.
licesnflM nlld n TIaief--SovGrnl Shots
ExchanGel--.Tho 1Rufflnsa Cnpturctfs
A desperate encounter occurred yoBtordny
morning ut q o'clock, botwoon Oflicor Boil and
lcnporado namod Thomas Sullivan. aliaa 4. O.
Simpson, OH State stroot, nonr I~enty-Hocoha.
Tho oficor Thought tho follow suspicious ohar-
actor, and Rocrotol himsolt to watch LIB actloha.
t1o observed him pasB In aldo ontrnnco to the
rear Of No, Qh6 Stnto stroot. Tho olaoor folloW-
Ing, found him standing In tho roar doorway OF
anon. I3cil ouotly asketl him what ho VIVA doing
thero. fio was a,lBwcrod III vory insulting and
nrofouo language. Boil commanded him to
|nayo tho pIaco or ho would arrest him. The fol-
taknc Deliberate aim, fired attho oflcor exolain.
lug, II will kill you my way, you" ec. Tho ball
missed it's aim, tho assaBsin dartod of INTO an
n{lioinIng pnsungo-way, and ran III tho direction
wotia IL strG'e eosoy sa pursued BY BEL
Mt tho officer, without effect. Boil, during tho
4clnso, hrod two ghots which woro also harmless.
Aftor two blocks had boon passed, tho officer
came up with the rnfllan, who turned and VIZ
club. Tho blow unfortunately only stunned him
for moment, md, recovering, ho 1nade u
savage attack upon the oiiicer. desperate
struggle onBuoa, which for, some tln1o wns q
drawn-battlo. At ono time tho onicor was under
Ills antagonist, who struck him on tho hcpd with
tho huts-enl II his revolver, Aad thon, holding
tho muzzle close to tho oflicor'H tomplo, pullod
tho trigger. It missed. fire, saving QUO
man from immediate dcatl,, and anothor from
the gallowB. Boil, by suporhunan effort, ovor-
throw tho villain, and laid tho clAe upon his
head vigorously. Tho arrival Of Officer Loayoy
brought the desperate encounter to m ond. The
sdesperaao wnB secured aud taken to the Twenty-
.Bocond Street Station.
Yestorday ho was taken before Justice Ban
yon, and hold for further examination, under
bonds Of $4,000. He stated that ho rocontly ar-
rivol in tic city from Peoria, aud boarded at No.
4Gl South Clnrk street. Els countonance, 10 OF
the lowest type, indicating TINT ho would not
hesitate to commit murder at the slightest PROV
1rntnn
, 1873-08-01
A Wall FROM PITTSBURGH.

One firm OF architects nro inclined to DO cap
tious, because their plans for Court HouHo
failed to receive the favorable consideration OF
tho Committee. This is what they say:
+. H. Dailey Esq, Secretary Of he Hoard Of Public
Works:
8toekton nn order Oh you for our plans. It B mattor
for comment that no soouar Ia tho decision Of tho
Committee arrived at than We arc requested to remove
our plane, notwithstanding TINT this same Con,mittoo
has been 40 tardy M s action and It's decision IL only
preliminary. Bnce 1t requires tho concurrence OF tho
Common Council md County Commissioners to mako
It Wild, according to tho rules laid down In your
printed pamphlet which seems, however, to iiayo hcon
only thing gotten up to ecattcr broadcast tho
country and lot the world know, that Chicago
1ulos gotten up by honest mon to guide au honest
competitor. Thcrc will bo this good RESULT however,
TINT when Chicago again blazotls forth to tho world
That Bho intends 10 eroct some great structure or
engineering work, honoat men ouHllo will not wnato
thor time aud money Oh SO worthless q task.
J.W. KERN,
P1TTBDuluH, July 49, 1873, ]. 4. BTEEN.
, 1873-08-01
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

CTRAYED or sroLEN-FnoM FuLIEHroE,s! Y!
pounds n Hind fopt nhpvu .hu oot WAlto IL tho ankle
right hind out a4u we snltod rKh foro foot .pil,Is
orai reward VII 10 paid to tho tGcoyaEer by DANIEL
NIANk, 1A4 QEAQufp0AY.
, 1873-08-01

nlyDNOEa-LEOALLY OyTAINED-FEH AFTER
- locroo. Scandal ayoilod. Ming youTs practice In
tha f.>atts as 0hAesao. AAdso%s 4. y. Aak lGa7,
, 1873-08-01
------ ----- ----~--.------ - -
CLAlHVOYANTS,

MADAME 1nEiI. THE QELENlsATED FEMAl In
l pysiGhn aud olairFoyans aaa equal III !Gs prof4k
snn IN tu!nK tho pat nr9sunt md future Oal ana "
Madsua,st.. Raona and y. from d. u. to u, N.
, 1873-08-01
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED.

IXTANTED-TO MISUNDERSTANDING PROP
suburban rosoncr nr farm unnproyod 1nnla OAN-
HELD MATrSilS. IN ]AtsnlIa-rt.
, 1873-08-01
EICRSES ARD CARRIAGES,

EIGRSES ARD CARRIAGES.
4 STYLISH BAY HORSE, = YEARS OLD, TnOrs
~ III minutes, for saia oAchlnsg for worx ilorsc
also, 'lrsclh.s road wagon, at III LaSa1le-st
4 LII or CHICAGO SHOULD KNOW THAT TlIE2E
y laEo Weso man, woman. or chtl can buy Or
s L M MFfs bsk sas e e Ts;sss nd
arnoss. n TRHDiY Wills A'''''' 'ASs'''' A'''
4 LARGE Stock or ca AIlRIAGISs AND I5JGGI1!S
q and . suatt% % Ga,onss It, IL H. iiiiL '1sS''
4 No. tor BUGGY. HORSE, AND. HARNESS
n for Balo at bargtu II talon nt 0nco. Ownor leaves
for Europe nott Monday. Apply at ca Vost Monruest.
"a h;aps! M1rN N tx M III 12nf iassass ngo
I7OR RsALE-NEAT, LIfiIlT "a AOITr- n0DY RUGGY; ;
ete., s:5. Union Lithoxraph To-, j, .. i, !. aud 3
6fchfEnn'av.
nay GELDlSf5. d IlANDN, YOUNG,
II stylish, gentla and Witilol.t henlah. rhn ownsr
has ior hi,n Apply at PArN1ok's Htatlvs. '6l
hllchtEan.hy.
T7OR sALE-A LAllCE TEAM OF RT.it;K OAR.
riago horses danblo harness and cnrrlaEet togelhcr
Or separate; nll in 8ond oEdor- Address 9G Irlbuno
GdcG.
T0H NAIE-A TIP-TOP HORSE AND BUGGY; 4
\ splYn!if bArHaln Tor my QUO WHO wants to pay cas
COOD DRIVERS AND TWO sADDLE- HORSES
" at T. low prco; mist be sold. ANTHONY, u Six
tpcnth'st+
NfAHTED-0NE GOOD BUGGY. HORSE, YOUNG
a,,i " ng sSHnd Apply at = North ontonst. ".
IVANTED-TfSA5is TO HAUL. CoALi STEADY
Ap S Mafsf IT, aSr k%ss an
trbHi. vt, Wast Tnndo1rll.st.
, 1873-08-01

Suburban.
ITO RENT-TIOTEL, NEW AND COMMODIOuH tal
ronsns). Tp best lNvpstn,uht for wD has Kot
a5m to inrnisf, It, turo i boarding uusu # any
nceolnt In tuy hut SD Rtuonts Inquire Of H.
khUFfiAFH, EyAnaun, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
UupoppAe AARVFTS

IosroS o., 4l-l2.3O p mConsols for monev 92fe92S e
Dc sssoun g23 Hallway sbSet 3s Pam dispatches 0oo'
ksaSs q h7L 65c Al,
i,sspoeL Oct 2l-12} mTbe receipts 81 Wheat for The
na hr,s al 600 including 80 600 American
receipts Corn for Ne nret days have been SOOO qa"
So Bt1ng $3.50 Amencsn. .,- ,,.,,..
IrVRsFool Oct PIP Cotton s quiet and rssdJi hGdinf
ttsdt q4sa9isd Mddns Orleans gasd9 Id sales d l<OUO
bs. 1000 speculation and eIpou sales OF trsnds On
shipped November and december al
qI6d So On Of Low bddng deliverable October Al
. IlGL , a.. -
isspos 2l-23O mTbe rate a. discount IL The open
bills 6s cent oe beqN Vie
81 knraBd Bne Railway shares SS4 Pans dispatches
L1rs1SoL Oet 2l-29o p H-Breadstaes are FIRM Wheat
I252l2S rental for California White and 5dl2 Tor
Nd Spdng Corn, Sli9 quartet Land, Al 2 eNL
LospoE OF 2i.-Resped Petroleum, IA III y gallon.
. IaHpos 2l-3 D H.The amount Of bullion gone INTO
England balance ebsJ u &lO,OOO hHt Railway
sAaFss. - y
IesOSs Oct 2l1 Ehs TaAilsIy shaIe' 3s.e Pans dis
patshes keBtes ~ 57f Soc
I0sDos oct 2i-4;3O p m-Conso for mono' 924d92as; for
81 2d92ae ued states IeBFoJ bonds 9l'e New
fses, 9lis no,
1862
bAs Au,noaa Cotton to srnyS ll6 oNtr saes DP,na
Or shipped October and November 81 ID
Ne lAsns Of le~ hiddhFss deliverable October at ~
fsbue a. Manchester dull With OoSn~sid iehSsnc
LasDON, OeL 2l.--Talov, az. y cvt o-a
IaspoS 2lEveurr-Spnts Tupenunf - 1855 per eNt
liyEA1oeL, OCL 2l-k'ehhg.-Lnseed Oh 435 per oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

D.. Nofh Rrsr Vssssis ard Railroads
" - 80 hhe go cakes toirer
se bate Coon "a pkgs Diee frnt 200 hh.
sanesi 1916 Ibis Fcu 483 bhs Mea SO
Is 452 bush Corn 48202 bush
ss i00 Rys, 200 buh Mali % 700 bush Barley lle
taz- Graz Hemp 81 bales Hops Us i1es 5000
Spirit TurPeptpe, 2lSll SIDES Leather
Taow a. pkgG 6esss 2OO pkgs on Cat Oe Phgs ~
hot 1901 Lard 100 kegs Lard 5,i15 pkfs
Peter al Chs 400 ptgs Shrh, 40 pkgs Roe 8NJO
sLcu hhds Toceo "a pkt Toharco li6 bales Woo" eo
r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsat 6.,.I
and si 70 .Ss s 81 leave O'''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYi
ALLEsTQwS LIMB TO Tas wEsTP..ensss and fss .
s.S S b.sss S S s Jss.sn s s 6s
% %s'f E,'iS :: F Ys . n l b t ,sH
Pbug and the West Psnn.,vsaa and Eevfor
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
~ Fax 1s si fs ass x.a
Churk, Tanaqua. Wiltesbsre, Scranton. khsrOn, he.
%g.y Tram o. FsmnslSn R..teu, Bsvsere Bath xs..h
%ss, h1a; a. o S .ao.
L,si., and West Railroad. an.
I'd ra: q. % as s'ss; f. fP a'e
TO.,1d., wlIsIsT, de- iaoas1 DanTlie William.
,od %.w y. 1 e, 'S S. Allentown,
ing. copnbia lancaster EphIIa. Po,i,'iIs Hsr,soTs
W. Train for EsS As1''"n add Bei'4eA
T I,S . Eissa a-s.o nd M''h c@n Con
4'5O > %-W., Train toi sO1.I1De and Pennington
81 HG iJ' Ei. .G1 s iss fsnss
tom reading. H.IIisSers P,isOsigh, cae,s. he.
40 $.csHisaat ~ Or Essioa
sli S II so S $3.50 ESQ r go Si F1ss s.s $50
ioif i I tis g. if IL $50 81 GsS S 2 2t,
$40 9i5' 1880. ii $50, IL p. m
HIP BmD-rs General Passenger Ase %'AAA sun ''' Eng
ERIE RAILWAY-O and after Wednesday,
~ Sept "a 1873 Tram viii leave Depot 100. Of Chamber
the following hon FOr Tune OF OF from loot Of
23d-s beiegb
$40 m-CiBannsH and Chicago Day Express Drasse Room
Coaches O Buffalo and sleeping Coaches to destination.
1OiO m-Erprss Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Psia Sleeping
Coach 10 Bn1ao
7pm D,ilyl-Cucnuaii Chicago Nigh. Express s,eeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, s'Ts Pas Cincinnati Detroit and
Tor Pom Jerus 7;aO $40 1000 and lo4O ~ 49, 1880
Go.S, Madle,o- 7ao $780, 1000 and lO:4o. H.
$40 4.Jp. 1890 aud til D. m.
Eewburgh, 1880. $40 and lq:40a. m and i;3OPn.
suaern Is Gas 7f0 1890. 1000 and lO:40 $40, o,
6. 1880. Z, and II 80
Rdgewood HOhokgs Aledae and Rannseys &c, 645 TAO
ts 80 1910 M $40 S;$9 ,Pd ~
~ las $40 3:4U 4:5O .. BIO b;JO g. $3.50
1890 and III 80 and ~ Saturday nights
EsvMt &C. 7. 1880. l040 and IL 80 a $40 1850. $3.50
ana 1880 .. aud IL SstaIday uightS only
Rusbeurf Psrk and Passe 645 $40, 1880 TO- 'lO3O IL
noon sl:45, 4 $40, q. $3.50 g. 1880, sud 'll30 o.
Hisde Hsftensack and Way S:l5 and s.A5 g. T. s.
and 6 p. m and IL saturday nights only.
Spring Valley and Way, 0 and $50 O. ". A40 p N.
R.gewood B. g 49, and $3.50 30 $40 4l0 40, 6;30
$50, and '7:45 D. and ~ Saturday ngbt onI'. - 49,
Cressk o. 49, and $3.50 1870. 3;l0 4l0. G3O G:3O.
and 'T;t5 m, apd II SATURDAY. nshts only "a 80 o On
sparkhl 3. ., 10, and $50 1880 $40 ilO, 44O. $50
$50 t7:45 .. m, and IL Saturday nights only.
snd Eyaek, B. 49, aud $3.50 1880 $40 44O b:30
G 30 n: 40 .. m snd ~ SATURDAY nights only.
SoTE-PnssHgen from wentythrost Depot will consult
connecting with trains
Tickets DrawDeRoOm and Sleeping
Cosshes obtained the checking ad transfer Of
Baggage the CompAnys Ohces-2tl 529 and 95l
Broadwsy; One hundei and TIVE 6h aud Imrdave
Court BrooKn the Compauys DeDoss and Of Agents be
y snaly. isundays only. t'Suudays Middetown only.
JNO n. ABBOTT. Gen-ra Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
CI'rTLR MARKET.

RuvTGio 21CATTLE-Reeeipts day including I'D tat
reported 2S46 making the total for the "ek
head 06 against 269 for the same nme
last market hfeess bueck sol owner hoa
above weeks closing prices buyers unwilling 10 9l
SRREP BANBs-The including reported
400 head mAng the total supply far b4OO head
against last week. market nO' iA"
opened BUYERS and sellers lo apart q ooo
Hosshe receipts to-day uding repcre h,a ~ 100 bsS
agap K 600 head FOR ths week market Al dAd
ck holders asking 81 5OGS4 demanding ~ pei cent re-
ducuo mo- aleS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
WOOL MARKET.

puu.p,ipgr, Oct 2l-wool very dull Ohio PernyIana end
wes Virginia Double Brts md above 500 Extra 0Va2Ii
Medium 45a5O; 43045e Eew.iork, Michigan
md We,en Pine 43d4Ge; Medium. 43d4Se. Coarse 4od9oo
Combng Washed 81 2dG0e CembiDg UnwssheG 80 San
combnS 6OdGOl; Pine UnwAhed, 3Oa32 CoaIse ana
uWa,hed 32a33c; TUT Washed 50G522ci C0loraao "ntJ
23a26c Colorado nwahed lsa22i2 BiiIa anS htI 20
2o04Oe No And Superine Pnled 3sd4Oci TEXAS fne Al
Medium 2503Oc TEXAS Coarse, 1Sd22e California f'he anu
Ms.iurn 2543Oc.: California Coarse, 2362Je
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
Corporation Notices
PROPOSALS for SEWERS. REGULATING

Il GRADING, FLAGGlHG, kc., 6e
RBABBD PROPOSALS sill be received ct The Omee Of the
Of Public Works unit, IL O'clock Of Oct ~ 1870 " ~
following work: , M, ,oh
SEWERS ld 5h. 9th. and 1Ohaves and Little W est ~ sS
Goth, 0Sth 1lth, ll2h Broome, BmIAnd Csnnoos ADu
Sewers and Bssnsin lO6th.st md
Harlem River and 62l and 69hstA between BOULEVARD ano n
River. -, 20, coA e., GAh
o2d-sts., and Madison
FfIG;ISG snRWkLKS on 4Oh Ash. 57th, tOh and oots
PAVING 4Sth 57th. aud 6Sih st and Isat 81. a, No
Por full information, The City kecond' 'oP' 'o '
City Hall
GALE OF BUILDINGS, &C. .,,,,us.a
- The BUILDINGS. h. on the hhe ~ RSe, ri be so
ourh-sL 80 Harlem sI,rk
PubHe Auction on Ground THUiSpAI, o.e 3D. ."
Por e,t,logps ami further particulars Appy 70 A.. ,vL.
GEORGE NJ. VAN NORI, Commissioner o. IuU -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
DOMESTIC MARKETa

Gtr,v, oc, 2l-whes entirely neglected coed supply
ss ss 1 aca ssf ws.ie s1se LOW SS Hpb G2s BARLEY
ssiSIonr Oct, 2i|Sotica quiet and steady MdsiDg
10 " hesy nothing doing wbstq9iCt sad STEADY
fi ss aS 81 l6a5i - 5e4ss Soq,esn White 5s 90
ss %,s1 S N, ss s so %S 4ea a5 sf ~, % al
so9sse sy UNCHANGED Mess PORK dull and heavy SIG 5Oa
al and tsn,aa At Ts Beo0-sboudes s94c
~. ~ AZ, hn ,s s,, eF s n & Wstem BG sd, Coco to
Tu % 3OOi Roi. 2GaS0S Coffee unchanged Whisky
2lL.ss AM" ,ai imports for the is q hqsI
O.- llsse0 luse Baey 1899 bash; kIs 500 bush csns
!a a. S 5a o 5oh RSe asosi GasS GSai
feget Io.er weea' ~ Corn lie. oar r. me Gram
No sPnas Al a. ~ looC hush White nsiga1 At 81 49, Con
200 ~ 700 Do al 5Oei 1000 busl 44a
Cnc.ee OF. 2lFoar brm ADd fair demand at oqeaaosed
sssss 81 oSasi To- No. Spring. 81 os cs5; 81 o. T.
Ee'osse q % = eeeebeE No DO 81 Rsesled S4s Corn
S94-, Des~bsfi kejessd &c., Hsh sDi afost ale Dat
s Rs siesd Al IS GSc for No j. Bsry du1 sad lover At
81 81 Tor Nc Tsh, slaSl o. Tor No spring Provisions
SsS, 81 y sa$i5 So p'ssaSs Lard steady =.
Iaasd; shoulders At ioGi c. PACKED
6sg low, Al Wheat e. Baaso &C. aecept,I9 900 bnls-
Faui IL 600 tssi Wheai 5000 bush Corn 10000 bos
ss.n whss 1000 ssh Corn. $1,000 bush oae 5000 bah
ciscSssTI De, 2iyepr set'e al 50 9oas7 10 Wheat que.
q ' .,. 5 H. '5 a. ,s sof 81 2 'f 50 &
Pan BATH .r demand Povision, dull rregear Por
%si.s jottst, ,sss d 7G7'e Bul Neat ierssi bacr,
.ess4 ee',o5 SSsss, Igan' Ct' s1+ N n S 's' a.
.ssSd. sSoql'l. 7.gT, ts'I RI s'ds'. = Clear side'
, % OF SS ~ % s ss %s' I'd sssI
81 30 rioys@s quiet Pob he'd si5 Bacon shoulders
Han. lovgj Plain, lie saeafegnd re Ban Meats 9se'
Isr loser Ire sasi4c. Kee ac: steam nomila Psese
pairing % soHHsEss epetse' shortly about COO head hogs in
huvsrSSs, 9d q 7rcSr ssd unchanged Wheat qoe
,ss "s9s SS = u = No q 9s c'sl 81 Ys No YEN
4, ]sn; s :sa o.. SS2 asel Rys .s.s e7
600 ss5 10 CSe wSsst shiSner.~5ooO
o,sSsc Of 200 Oeis o. 30
20 Is isr double KI wss., dan easter; ,ss Of 1000
f,. Wit s s..s' i, 90 8 60 s Com S Sc e,
S s p se gs;e g 20 =, sPSs : VIC SsSS
s lcn STR fss As ao s1of s
io re Ph.dsy1, Lumesr 81 y e The Hudson g 20
e 70 So q 1.n & cs~l7so oH SS.e
Wheat oSi 600 fs,1 1 e d tsPs., s@S@.ss
PHnIDErPnI 81 Ps'roleun quiet sad STEADY Grade lo'se
M rI f, .': .n I'D s. soa ESQ g q s ' s
81 S6asi co Anbe 81 Gsl S. Rye s5dgoe Corn de.in.
S. LoUn on 2i-Pou dull weat and lever 70 sell, e1Sn c
PA Cn ass s,.2d4S ~. s ,SI No s5Fs y, :,
-. 90 g : & Re ,s sb S;s o. .Da cropping
81 O. iss No. ssss; 81 Is 10 Ey.so
..s k :.s ss e % c..r ~ ss ps.d
eysg order o 7sSse for shOOlds. 5sG
&C ~ .sss d 81 ss,ns q 20, Lave Hog: snss. g 500
4. ~ Is s % t ss:'e s, s,S.
tb FoV 1900 Ds whes 1000 6ush Cora and looo hn'h
Oct s.Yq s "a .s'1s' .oy wA'. en- s%s
ss;ssS. ss Dt,s%ssr ga Com aan III S, NJ
.s g. u 'ss IS =; f'S s::e 90
ss 5000 sss 49, 90 1 a., 'C r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-Trains leave
Of Deshrosse and toftandtstI h
Brp for Hsrsourg Pittsburgh tue West and South "h fa'
man PAae Car. ATTACKED, $3.50 o. q and o'So J. - Anh'A''
70, 1ose wanYton Soutb via Penus,lTanis Air Lin,
At A M and Suu1ay 9. For Baltimore aud wash
inKtoo "a, Is 4 o. K r.. at 1880 D. N, daily. = a..
>. o. $50 l2:30 s. = o. T. i'sV
$40 D N and birhL Sunday. D T. 1850 $50 aDd M
Var Phl,debs via Kensngton aud o. 10 D. m Sunday
6l0 0.
Fuigr,nt aud second class. 1905 n - . a., , a
g.. ss.,,x A q t;3O 7:4U 80 9. 10 II. IL m l.
90 $40 81 40 s:lO $50 5l0 $50 $40 D. o. ~ s5o Z,
7:3O $40 10 IL 80 ami IL night SUNDAY oEo o'io
'' s I Ei.9btb g. s:3o T. TAG s,1O 10. H. y
m l. 2 2:s0. $40 $40. 4:1O. 400 5;2o $40 o. eio
$50 T. 1880 $40 10. 1850 ana II pghI hundsy o;-o
o' For 'i Rs5r a., g ESQ T. $40 o 10 Y N
go $40 $40 4:l0 4:3O 5;2O 5:40 6;lO 6:5O T. T'So
Pof Woodbridge Perth Amboy and 10 NJ 23o o4o soo
so, Srs Brun.sek and $40 m. ~ m. $40 4lO 52O
q. 10 40 o. m and II sqhL Sunday 6l0 snd 1880 D.
FsI vast Mistose $40 IL uoou 4:lO AID 0:2O p m
Ter LambertTle Termination ga NJ and 8 p. m
Accom- Tor Bori.no Burlington and Camden and s3Oa NJ
1880 2 4. Q. and D
For Freehold ! a. and o. m ,5,., r.. d..
Fr Jnurg Penberton, Camden and VI, boat from rier
10 Tau, srn. As follows: From Pfpurgh $50 1925 N 635
m day. J22. lO.l5 m. 1898 daily except nonss,
F, Wshnctoa ami Baltimore sos and 64OL 500 and lo:f
a. surda, COS $40 N. From Phindelpma De- Duo
40 $50 1915 ll;20 1885 2l5 500 APP 10 -
s:ii 1927 Sunday 6:22. 500 o'ao o'oo Io'Ze' ll-oa
t oer, SIS 4ss OIL ga Bro.wy No Asor Hsn'.
ana loot Of Doros.es anil Conudst4 smgns Ticket one No
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ID NJ BOYD IT, Gen. Pass Agent