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The Georgia Gin.

The Georgia Gin.
nN entering our frth season with these
~ GINS, we have only to gay, thst in
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them tho BEST
they have any knowledge Of
We edUARANrEE them to gin as clean, run
ss LIGHT, GIN as FAST .nh turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE al ANY GIN THAT Is
MADE. Please order carly, 80 as to avoid
ppointn'ent. Catalogue and reference
forwarded On application. "'
LORICK 4 LOWRANCE,
June 81 Sole Agents for Sonth Carolina.
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Great Reduction in Groceries and Pro-
agca>,5 visions. .
HARDY SOLOMON ia daily receiving large
Ii copsiRnments of choioe GROCERIES,
and PROv1SlON6. which hets selling oheap
for cash. Gall and examine!s -'"F' Sept "a
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Teas and Coffee.

Teas and Coffee.
ENSPECIAL attention paid to tho excellence
IL Of these domestic Injuries.
TEAS from Be cents to choicest imported
= g 90 per pound. Our PARCHED JAVA
SoFFEE ~ genuine; also, Mocha; stock Of
NAV COFFEES varied and sold at low
Prices. GEO, SWIMMERS.
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NINE. o. da SILVA

MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD's
(FORMERLY Mrs. OGDEN HOFFMAN'S,
English, French and German Boarding and
Day SCHOOL for young Ladies and Children,
II West SSth street. New York, re.opcns Sop.
tember "a. Application may be made by lot.
ter or personally as above. Sept 70 2mos
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|nN tho Breakfast, Luncheon. Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA j. PERKINS,
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Oct 30 t1y Agents for the United States.
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lOAIPLETE, and full assortment of
~ various lines OF merchandise, all fresh
IN store, and at prices within the reach OF all.
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strawberry. Plants.

N strawberry Plants.
A LARGE supply Of the celebrated WILL
IA, SONS ALBANY fURE. on hand at nv
garden. Plants set out now win bear q cron
N May next. Orders ACCOMPANIED WITH TIE
CASH will be- promptly filled. Price 81 per
1000. -, THOS.J. LAMOTTE.
Sept ~ f6
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CAPTAIN JACKS GHOSJ
HALLS OF CONGRESS-

member pleads for the interest Of his con.
stltnents, 30 this "Maid Of the Weed" do.
!enos !e her customers from being compelled
rates. Oct =
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Cotton estimated Net REGENTS Sag s9S stosa
p %ddRns ss ks
Sales 500; last evening, 600 Stock 1855 ,u ,o,,
CSt'Sn oqst and rm low mss.s s
is s CONTINENT ''0'' '0'A'"s' = sAs'' -" s'0'A
csipis, 81 bales sales 40 s!osi; i7s -.
Cotton quiet middlinss lsc. Net receiDts ss Sales
Spirits Of sSs4 e June sais Al e 50
sss 8 ysd% Sp ana
:, ! steady ~; m f sss
quiet y No. MiIysstss nomiS.hy Il @ Corn nun IN
sss 's srS as 81 ss IN"
sssa ;si'n - SIS sIs
:sP
e.; e New ySrf, Dy 70 Albany ssc; Receipts 81
ao 5say
Bu,rAIo, juno s, 1879
Flour SSs Wheat bushels corn ias S5 DO
ss ae sS o ss
Ss7M DO. rye, saAs 90. Exports 6y rai-Whsst iSs0S
81 sSr r. SseS iis as SafSs ESQ., ESQ.,
ss, New York Flour quiet sales q western spring
): : ssi;ss :. q $osr sss su
sales Of 1000 bushels OF MILWAUKEE, No Spring at u A.;
No Spring at 81; Mwaukee No; Spring at s. 90
Canada at 81 rs 81 s7x; white Michigan at 81 80 q
bushels cSs1 ' sd At decline Per Dssas sss do
early &c 9.ts quiet ;sles of a7cc bushels Chicago
s6c; No Western at soc g6c. two-rowed State at
e4c sc; fourrowed do at CSC Rye nominal at CSC.
Barley malt firm; sales of Western 81 81 10 prime
Winter western al 81 lOa 81 49, prime Canada at 81 20
81 Is Rye malt held ut Csc. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, June g. 1873
Flour dull and nominal Wheat dull and unsettled,
81 Is cash; 81 ~ seller June; ii Sk, seller July; No.
Spring, 81 Is; rejected csc. Corn dull, unsettled and
lower at S4<c XAc. for No. mixed, cash or seller
June axc; seller July iosss seller August rejected,
seller July. Rye dull and declining at 84c for No.
Barley dull and nominal Provisions quiet and weak.
dull and lower at - o cash seller June Bulk meats
light: holders frm sales at sofsc Freiahs active and
higher corn 70 Bufae C. Reccipts-9@W bbls -four
do rye and 5000 do barley. Shipments-7000 bbs -four
900 bushels wheat l7200O do corn 81 900 do. and
i
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CLOSING PRICEs-S O'CLOCK P n


Flour Dull-Whcat, Corn and Oats were
Lower-Sugar Active-CoYee Neglected.
Cotton Quiet - Pork Firmer - Lard
Ensy-Petroleum Firm-Spirits Tur-
pentine Steady Rosin Decidedly
Lower-Whiskey Firmer.
THURSDAY, June 80 p. M.
The trade movement was still slow to-day, and
merchandise quite generally tended in favor Of the
purchaser. At the Produce Exchange there was
q further collapse OF grain, and further impor-
tant decline. Flour was dull and exceedingly diff
cult OF sales in lines Wheat active. but rather
lower. large business was done, mostly on the
basis OF decline Of about one cent per bushel.
Corn was also active, but with heavy
receipts of unsound the market was de-
moralized, and prices went down from &c. to &c.
per bushel, chiefly on INFERIOR at which large
business was contaminated. There was no
strictly prime corn worth speaking or on sale.
Oats were irregular and lower to sell. whskey
was firmer Pork remained quiet and lard was
shade easier. Naval stores were lower and freely
offered at the decline, the market closing irregu-
lar Petroleum was quiet, excepting for crude, in
which there a large business transacted, and the
market Arm Groceries generally quiet
sugar being the only exception the rule Prices
quoted steady. Cotton in moderate demand and
steady for spot, but easier tor forward delivery.
CorrEEThe market continued quiet for lots from first
hands, but notice essential change in prices The
distributing business only moderate. We quote -
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EURoPRAB MARKEra

c LospoS Monty nAnEEf. --LosDo.. June - n.
ConsOls closed At for and Zx tor the account
United states hvetwcnty bonds lS67s S,< fivcs,
S and Erie Railway shares At iS Consols opened at
02X for money, and 3 for the account United States
nvs,twenty bonds 1888 old, sixi 1858, si,f: ten.
iorteS x; new nveS ae, snd Eric Railway shares At
FAsp BocRn-PAm, June $50 p. M.-Restes.
0f Ice. -
Lry,areo. cyrrcs nAs.5 NET, g June 81 ?:
middizg ORLEANS 9fd The sales Of the day been
10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and export
shipped from ssyannsh or Charleston deyerabis June
uplands, Sad middIing Orleans sd 9J4d. Sales Of
cotton, shipped from Savannah Charleston deliver
able July and August, at 15l6d
LIyE.rooL BnrADsruyys MARKEr-LyERrooI june D.
r. M.-The market 10 dali
IayxRrooL PROVISIONS MARxrr-LrrRpoor. June s.
Evening -Bacon, SIS 90 per cwt for shoft ribbed
ytddloe and SIS cwt for Cumberland cpt becf SIS
Cd. per 6orcc for new mess Lard, SIS. 3D. perswL
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEf-lOEDoN, June o-r NJ
~ &0 10 co Is par 0l TAll0W. ~ % neS .Hwt
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h - 1es !, ~ Lot ne nslu ~ 60 sss No
:sst =: ss .ssA & S:"sss :: .
ss:ss;a y i Ign
70 goOd ssssmsr o. g. choice ssi ana mixed Ga
rs i:: .;s
S.;s; IN e & ]:
NH me as s ssss q .s
S Tns as very
Psy for those adapted 70 grain and M trade
The ' engagements were LverOooi BY steam,
SS;as sS' e :AH%s1s na Ss S
1000 bushels Of do, for 9Th Of July, at I'd
-: - 'sae' ma. ssss'n sos.ecs a. % 5sS,
s 81 as sy Iss1ss q & ssla ss.sos
By 5 bo1s. q Snsess e. :. To Answs TI Sy
ys Te ;eS ss!sa; S.s Ss,s
At az Austrian BARK hence to Cork for orders
70 The United Kingdom quarters grain ct S. saoGs
sy Ssy: Il T. Mss
@ % . s. "a ram en- e e.
British bark hsnce 70 Gibraltar orders 70 the led
odess. 600 cHses o. % DO At sof M ana
generally remained quiet We note sale Of as hhda
Sfs s
ss y Ss % Is g fsssS s ssse e g. Hns
N4! ssns s n:..ss 10 spirits p
-
&c Rosin opened nrn but under unisvorable advces
.aa q s
Ssi ssssssss :s ss:es ssss
Ear rn quoted q q io1 Washing
prices Nominal Quoted !. issse tsT spot d
% @ sas
y n Dn ana s dysr
new held a! ScS and A6o6 bS. deliverable Within fSs
y cay; :s 2: ::e 2
ms ' Ssa q seG ana s SS
Creek market was quiet easier Quoted at % As at
q I cSs and AZ ana
market was dS and prices entirely nominal There
Ss g sp
Es June. ~ q ss&sSs
S ss.:!P ss
SEC quoted
for ne
q a4 pHsSS P5ss %
0f a.
meats in moderate request win prices ruling
s tssay saf a. ssouds
smoked shoulders q SIC 800 picked hams 10 ibs
hams lbs average at l4c rs boxes Of dry sailed hams
at 900 fresh shoulders at 7c 1000 fresh hams at
30 boxes clear bellies IA lbs average at &C. and 10
boxes Of d. II ana ~ lbs average, 94c Lard-The
s sss July Ct s Leg t 1 sellers Y Az
kettle the dock, 500 terces Of refined at &C.
9hc city steady 200 tierces Of prime sold at SHc.,
and LOO tcrces of No TIC. 6wr 1,Itet9 cVf el
About the usual business has been transacted TO-
tcrces Of Carolina at re. s, and 800 bags of Ran
SucAR.Mfherc was continual good demand for raw
and the market was rm w heard q sales foot
77S hhds of do at 7c. 400 hhds of Porto Rico at
&c.. and 70 hhds OF centrifugal private terms Refined
Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison, In their circular OF
this date. report the stock, sales and receipts fol-
lows
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

/, 1t was supposed that the second sale OF tWhite-
stone property. which was held yesterday ar the
Exchange, would be better than the one held last
week, but such was not the case. Although the at
tendance was good. yet the bidding was slack and
the assemblage manifested very little spirit. The
general opinion prevails that on account of the
poor prices obtained the major portion Of the lots
offered were bought in by the parties in Interest
Messrs Muller wilkins & Co. conducted the sale, un-
der the direction Of Mr.. George w. Van Siclen at
t0rney.
At private sale there seems to be considerable
activity. prominent actor and author made an
oner OF $4,000 yesterday, through Mr.. John
McClave, for full front on Riverside Park from
Tooth to 1O1st street. which oder was refused This
Is true indication OF the enhanced value of West
End property. .s
Mr. William H. Raynor reports having sold
through Henry Smith four full lots, northwest
corner OF Boulevard and l4lst street, for So, $780,
Messrs. Weeks & Crissy sold at Hoboken on the
ID inst, at public auction, fftysix lots located on
First street and vicinity, from Grand street to the
loot OF the HILL for the aggregate sum OF at
prices ranging from 81, 200 to $4,000 per lot. The
sale was largely attended and the spirited bidding
indicated very favorable state OF affairs in the
real estate market in HObOken.
The following are yesterdays transactions on
Change In detall:- tt
t1tAyHf By nuLLKR- WILKINS co.
So b. blk. h and l., g. 10Th St. III IT, W. Of 9th av; 49,
sxLs sY ORDER OF THE wnrrssroxE LAND ASSOCIATIONS
AIots Nos !. 2 s. block 49, n W. corner 9th aud
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..s.............Z,UX

Included in the lO6 bales arrive For n-
ture delivery Oasis low mddlng) the been
follows:-sales last evening after cock-June, 100
bales ss g az as So At sc 1Sy .o q - slOG 10y
y slsc legs 10 essc. . at iSzc., go al
- 100 At 10 7S2c loo at 10 53c September 200
Isc 500 At issc Total 400 bales Sales to-day To-
200 Is Ql6c 400 le 1899 July zoo at l9xc 100 at
sssc, s0S 4 y 5Sc 800 a y ssS atSc S q!
Y Lie Ang.a 100 at - ss2c 800 at 10 slSc GOO at
4 is ,sssyp Sep ny q 4
10 bales The receipts at the ports heard from,
Galveston being missing, were ~ follows New Orleans
min,tcn; Y; Norfolk, sss; New York, ss!i Boston, y.
day last year, L7Ss bales Rates cotton to fsreign
ports were follows ITO Havre, by steam SAIL lc,
steam. &c; to Liverpool Nd bi6d., BY steam. We
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

The Hour OF Meeting OF the Board
Changed-Pctitfons Granted and De-
nicd-Rcpairs ON Piers and Bulk heads.
The Board Of Dock Commissioners met at thre6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, all OF the members
being present. President westeroliet was in tina
chair The Executive Committee reported in favor
OF requesting superintendent Thorne, Of the Street
Cleaning Department, to remove dirt accumulated
at the loot OF Thirty nrst street, East River.
IL was ordered by reso luton that hereafter meet
ings OF the Board shall be held at two O'Clock.
sertion Of q drain pipe leading from q stable and
water closet In the bukhead at the foot OF Riving-
The petition OF william p. Abendroth for permis~
sion to MI in portion of 118th street, East River
near property owned BY him, was denied on the
strength OF o report made by Superintendent
Thorne that the premises about $50 feet inside
or the present water lne and therefore not within
the jurisdiction OF the Department. 54ls 4-8
land Railroad Company, asking permission to use
portion OF their building between piers % and n
North River for market purposes was denied. ,
A resolution was adopted authorizing the Prcsf.
dent and Treasurer OF the Board to let the prem
ises now occupied by the Department when Il can
be done advantageously, and secure another salts.
factory location for their ofnces.
It was reported that the new pier at the foot Of
East Fourteenth street had been completed Re.
pairs are progressing on piers 40, SO ana 81 Ease
River, or were nearly completed m
The inner end OF the pier at the foot OF Twentv-
nfth street, East River, was in O dangerous cond-
ton. e.1 - - : $500 ~
After the transaction Of the above business the
Board adjourned. ~
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Tho based cotton running
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted
fLoUR AND GRAIH-Receipts-P1our ls,Ol3 bba wheat,
2l8 SOC bushels corn, 277 do meal Dbs and
bags; oats 1858 bushels rye, 677s do The -four
market dull and prices again favored the purchaser
kinds foot up about 1900 bbs Corn meal steady: We
IS for golden star, and IS 10 delivered for prize
medal Feed was ouet 80 tons sold within the range Of
No middlings, sS 81; 80 lbs or No amiddlings,
feed $ls Sls 20 lbs or No feed, Sis $40 Rye iced
dull $22 per ton. Ground feed, $23 s24 City Mills
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

. HAVANA, June Q, 1873
Exchange active; the United States, sixty DAYS,
Currency. ls u per cent premium; short sight. %
premium short sight 80 40 premium; on Lon-
don, sixty days 80 81 per cent premium; on Paris sixty
days, 80 q "a cent premium.
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The business in railroad bonds was limited. Sales
were noted Of New York Central skies OF 1883 at 81
90. do. sevens OF 1875 at 1902 Lake Shore Dividend
bonds at "a, Union Pacific sevens land grants at II.
Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage at S6k, Great
western second mortgage at s5k ONO ana Mis-
slssippi second mortgage at SAX, Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific sevens at 104h, and Chicago and
southwestern hrst mortgage at 1o1x-an advance
OF ! per cent The following were the bids as
amended on the call.
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Coroner Herman was yesterday called to the
Reception Hospital. Nnety-ninth street. to hold an
inquest on the body OF Martin Ryan, q laborer,
tmrty-nve years Of age, who died from the frac@
ture OF both legs and other injuries, caused by
large stone falling on him while at work. DeceaseU
uveu ~ l27th street. near EightA ayapues
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total was $685., 1859.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Never in the history Of the Oldest habtte Of Wall
treet has such day OF unmitigated dulness been
witnessed as this. The STOCK Exchange appeared
to have surrendered 'horse, foot and dragons" to
the superior attractions Of the lower bay, and the
clerks in nine ofices out Of ten seemed to enjoy
supreme satisfaction in announcing. with idle
nonchalance, that their chiefs had ''gone to the
yacht race, SIR" The little that was DONE there
fore, showed the absence Of that vim which
usually marks the operations Of the street and
makes up in elocuuonary emphasis whatever may
be lacking in actual trade The feature OF the day
was q repetition OF the same old story concerning
Pacific Mail, and. IN the absence Of the great guns
OF the market the skirmish line manipulated the
prices In their own way From the quotations
below 1t will be observed that Pacific Mail divided
with Western Union and Erie
THE HoNORS OF THE DAY.
and that the transactions were chiefly confined to
these three stocks. The former opened ut 401a
assembled y on the scale, but at the first board
dropped to 40, and then to soX. 1t recovered, how
ever, and was firm at the close OF the day at 40z Q
4oI 40X. western Union sold at s4z S4x a
SAX. Erie vibrated between 90 621s New York
Central sold at lOl lolk q 1917 lolh Boston,
Hartford and Erie, IN. Lake Shore showed differ
ence OF only Y per cent during the day. Rock
Island was steady at 1905 109x. st. Paul ditto
at SAX SAX. Ohio and Mississippi moved from
4oA to AK. Union Pacific changed In extremes
only n per cent G., @. and l. c. retains Its recent
figures at Six slx.9 Northwestern preferred
was firm at IS. Business, however, was tame in
the extreme, without any shaping influences ap.
parent in either an upward or downward direction.
At the ANIMAL election OF
THE CANTON LAND COMPANY
at Baltimore to-day the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year :william b.
Duncan, James II. Banker, 8. L. n. Barlow, ]. Mer.
tens, OF L. Won Holman Co., all Of New York
and G. s. Brown, of Brown Brothers h Co.. C. J.
Baker, Mr.. Harrison, President Of the Union Rail-
road; Mr.. Belt, President OF the Corn Exchange,
and Mr.. Weber, all OF Baltimore.
The elections In the West have taken away a
considerable number OF leading gentlemen from
the street. and probably shall not have the re.
suit OF their lsbors for day two. general as.
sault along the line, however. is predicted soon
after their return. The New York Central and
Rock Island elections resulted In the reelection Of
the retiring directors. Commodore Vanderbilt re.
mains President OF the former and John +. Tracy
OF the latter. The Chicago and Northwestern
election Is now in progress at chicago, and that OF
the Milwaukee and St. Paul viii take place on
Saturday. AT trustees sale OF stocks and bonds
yesterday the following prices were obtained:-
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72,5l6 4l,54o 227.2l5 5,797
J n@ q 2.lW 1,l76
78,448 1880 ~, 146 B 6.973
1858 1888 -
66,so5 A.6S2 2z7,245 6,N3
$1,000 7s,sO7 72ss3 2,464
7s,ass 1928 s79,sls $3.50

9, 1870. BG6S 1067S y84 bS7 1867
We quote :-Cuba- Refining interior to common 7c
sc grocery, fair g good SSc. prime 70 choice,
molasses hhds and boxes, exc Ike; meado, &C. &c.
Havana-Boxes- standard Nos. tog, &c. a7Mc.;
e &c Zoe i DO. lS 2 90 io,z i0sc; white, sAc
sic grocery, air to choice, s14c &c Brazl-Dutch
standard Nos to II &C S@c Java-Dutcn standard,
Nos 10 to H. SIC SIC. ManilaSuperior and extra
perior. &c. q 7Nc. 81 ITO
TEARINEMarket quiet but steady. Sales 5000 lbs of
prime private terms quoted at 91ac. @N r} Ia
TALLOw in moderate request but the market ruled
steady. Sales 10000 lbs ut 7Ac, 63c SIC. for
common to good. Prime quoted at &c.
WHsKEY.-Receipts 63l bbls The market was decidedly
frmer opening 9c and closing at &c. Sales $50 bbls
at DC, 94ssc. a CSC.
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Wheat Was active for export, slight dGclne rom
yeserd pSces the bnk OF the being ct u os
for prime No Milwwaukes and 81 80 for pri.ae Np2
quoted nominal ~ about 81 70 81 10 The ssfs Yere
y. sIS' ~ ts" ~ s12S L. ss sSG's:
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Thursday, juno U.lOslS a. n.
$1,000 US So c. llek ea00oO Us $40 G. '6 ll9z
lSW do........bc hox l00O0 US SIS. 100 llZ3S
tml $3.50 EM#fHt 10 A. Ms-HeSOrei Call.
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Stock this day, June 5, 1873. !.
Comparing with stock, June
o, lbfS.
Comparing with stock, June
8, 1871.
Comparing with stock. June
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Making total of..............".... S1l0 IT'S, 115
The decrease OF the debt during the month OF
May was $s,525,2s2. The decrease Of the debt
since the 1st Of March, 1873 has been $7,4l6,S27.
while from March l, 1869, to March, 1873, the sum
total was $36S, 0s2 $50.
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5000 N Y SIS, .i73.
1000 Tenn 6's, new.
, 60O0 do.
1000 Missouri rs.
1000 do.
800 N Y G SIS, 'e3. =.
1000 N Y @ rs, 1876. ;.
1000 l. Shore div bds.c
20W I'm Pac LIST IN. -.
5000 Tn Pac los, inc.
1900 do.
10000 u Pac rs, lg h.bc
6Oo0 CT West "a m. !.
1910 N 4 st r LIST. LaCd
5000 Ohio an con ST..
5000 q 4 X l d Pac rs.
1880 Ohio 4 n ID. -.
1000 Chic h N w LIST. ;.
1000 Can South LIST. -.
1000 G Falls q N LIST. :.
+. 1000 Tol q Wab lst m.
Is shs Central Nat Blk
IS Continental Bank.
I'M Con Goal
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-09-10
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Honorable w. Z. jerks,
President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &c, mt Tionesta, for
the County of Forest, to commence on the
fourth Monday of Sept. next, being the
22th day of Sept. 1873. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten O'Clock, 4. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, 10 do those things
which TO their offices appertain TO be done,
and to those who bound in recognizance
TO prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there to prosecute against
them as shall be just. Given under my
hand and seal this 18th day of Aug. a. ID,
1873. II. j. VAN GIESEN, Sh'h,
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ner edge Of his shoulder, cutting away
nearly all of the blade, and came out
near the center of his back, cutting
the piece of flesh entirely Off The
wound is as large as a mans two
hands, and quite deep.
DIR. Day was Immediately sent for
and attended the sufferer. He de-
scribes the wound as being fearful
looking cash, but thinks there is a
chance Of his recovering.
j, II. Gillespie, who lives about
four miles below Tidioute on the oppo.
site side of the river, met with n sad
acciden; on Saturday last. He was
riding on load of oats, which tipped
over throwing him against stone.
He was severely hurt, and swooned
several times. Mr.. Gillespie is an old
man and much enfeebled by the as.h.
ma. DIR. Bolard was called, and pro-
nounced no bones broken, but that
the shock might be dangerous.
Horace Black was arrested this
morning charged with assault and bat.
terry with intent to kill. In row last
night, Black threw large rock at
Mack Ryan hitting him on the knee
and injuring him, severely. Black is
now in the lookup, waiting for the re.
turn of the Justice from Warren.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-09-10

The County Republican nomina-
tions take place at the usual hour,
Saturday, September Goth. The fol-
lowing officers will then be balloted
for: Assemblymap; Commissioner
Auditor; District Attorney; Coroner
Jury Commissioner. Remember that
nomination is equivalent to election" "
Let all 60 to the polls and nominate
only the best man.
MILES w. TATE,
Chairman Co. Committee.