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New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

70 the EDITOR OF The Trtoune
SIR: In your issue of September 3 there ap-
peared notice Of the annual excursion OF Morrssnia
Lodge No. ILL., l. o. of o. F. in when II was sateu 'n"'
:. Gcbt occprred ON board the steamer" This en-
nh.ticaI,v deny. There was a quarrel the ground
between two Young men, neither OF whom were con
nected with the Lodge. In which blow was struck but
fhe disturbance was immediately queiieu An excur-
sion characerzed by mere respectability and enjoy
ment never left Morrisania. JAMES =. n; i, willie,
Chairman Of the Excursion Committee.
Morrisqnid, N. T., Sept. 5, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvANA-In steamskp CITY Of Merida Sept 4Jobn Mir
Are, Crstobbal Pon Frank TIavdea Mrs Giarii, child aud
servant Wotman W. Kruger H. del Vale A. NJ. del
Vale Deeen NJ NJ GrAnsdo Capo John Daily, Mrs
Mn d. Bsrrets y children and servants Miss Isabel
sand Mendosa Mr Mennder Mr. Kyuoek lady and children
Rsmagos sister and Mr. RAmagos Jules Jsnets Mr.
Aptou Aedo, Benito Bmbeltrsm.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sup hsss...... 6:3l 626 Mo0s eats 1886
Sanity Hoos 62I Gov, Island 656 Hell Gate Ferry. S:45
rHr Dby--P.
sasdy Hoot 646 GOrssand... 722 Hell 6ss Ferr'. Sll
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
II Train, taking eject Jane g. 1873 From Chinb Depot TOR
23dst. note bsewb
10 Buffalo and sleeping Cosehe, 70 destination 80
m-gIpres, Mail for BfO and Niagara Falls Sleeping Coach
- NJ Dhy-Cueinn. and Chicago Night RIprs. Sleeping
Cosshss through Buffalo Niagara Psb Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without ehaugs
Port J.rvis g. g. IL and III :l5 30 $3.50 and 7
Goshen MddssO~p, s. 8, 1880 IL sHd 'lll5 n si6
4:30. i6 80 and tf7 p
warwick g. IL A. m. and $50 p
kewburgh 10 80. and ii q. m, and a;3O p n.
suser IS 8. 1880 IL sad 'll:ls m, 34s 1850, y
and 1880 pm 49,, - :, o .ooo :,
Pssrson Sc GAS 75, 8, is 80 .s45. To- IL 1;l5 l13o
m IL noon 'l45, 345 6l5, 6, '6SO, ~ g. 1890 and
N:.rE g 7:l5 .sls and 113o H. 345 S:15 $3.50 p n,
susS.,iurd PARK snd Pssse e45 g. 1880 10 II Gl;l5 n
Ps,sse On IL 'E4s, Sl5, g. $3.50 8, 1880 and
Hisdsi. Haelsnssei and Way Sis and 10 As H.
and D. and IL SATURDAY nighs only
S.s..ood g. g 9 aud $50 a n /: 80 3:i5 AIS AS $50
$50 and '74 D IN. and IL Saturday nights oolY. - -
Cresskl 5 B. 49, and $3.50 l3O. 3l5, 4l5 $50 6:SO,
sp,Ehi 49, and 80 1880. 3l5 4l5, 445. $50.
$50 t745 NJ and IL Saturday nights only ~ a., a., ,o
e3O f7:I5 D. m .ud ~ SATURDAY sgbts only.
kB-TrAins leaving ChAmbsrst hall hous leave
Tvsntyh 10 nnutes earlier than above time the 1880 and
1l:30 the time The n Aoe II mid Trains start
n B-Tr.in. on ns R Newark Branch leaving Cham
quarter hours leave Tr'Etyshrdst 80 inmates earlier thAa
above time
eke fr and for Drawing Room ssd Sleeping
Coaches obtained eneeing ana transfer Of
Baggage be sh the Conpany' oness-94l by aud 9s
Brosdway Onshundi t~enty tths and Thrdaei
Broosn; the Companys Depo and s Agents a. tue
principal hottlL - .,.
sDMy. tSandsTs onlT f-Snnoas hlddletoNn onI'
n lPBO1T- Genera Re
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
Gtedmboats ano Railroads.
EW DAY LINE to NEWPORT via LONG

NEW DAY LINE to NEWPORT via LONG
IN ISLAND RAILROAD-The roete Newport q a. .n ~
Opened MONDAY June 80 leaving Hunters Pen. 1890
and arriving "a Nsvpoh m Rstarnng leave Newport AZ
m arriving in al thus svOuiss al. night rsva
and fozs.
Of Thirty 1918 snd reach the Long isssl
Railroad Depot for the IL: 80 tram . -. 49,.
Tickets baggage checked through messnp sd Ieft
fourth St krdss OLlFBh NhanbiOn, r'esoen@
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAiLROAD-Comneneing hOhDAf, 'uns z3 IofA
Throngh trains will i-sVe Grand Central Depot ,s,
800 n Chicago and Montreal frprers 9i m ostoxs speasA
1000 Special CHICAGO Express With dra"ssroo~ @" hss>
ester Buffalo, and Naza- fala
10:45 m, Northern and Westsra knprss
$40 spetal Express for Albsny. Troy and ssstoga
1900 Mootrssl Express With sespbg 70 ~ Aosna
7;OOp Express Daily with sleeping ears Tor "aso"s ~
CsssndsgaA
$3.50 Psss Rpres Dsly With secpiuge,s 70! RoeA..s
Buf,o and saG,ra FAs ao Tor Chicago, via both and
Railroads
Hoo Express with sleeping for Albany Trey and sas
toga-
300 D. m Hudsou train.
700 q. N. and $3.50 D. m, Poughteepss ra,a
e:l0 a. NJ. 4:l5, 500, and 745 D. m, Peekskin trains
500 .. m, Sing Sing train.
TsnytOvn trains from rhirneh Depot sogpnE at Al. tsse.
leave 645 1925 aud l02 100 300, 400 A4O. bls
$50 800. and ii: 80 D.
sunis, rnASOr Tarts-p from Thir.ssbst s:25
For PosghKsspss Foarh.e Forty ,sosndst sas.
''AN H. General Passeuser Aesst
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
CALRNDARs-THis DAv.

scr.l AFT rr..sd fss pns s Defendant for
sl55 O4 sith oosts
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
IbAAU ODBBB Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
$500 p n from Pier "a, n T.; f.ot Of R9bin.onst
6:s' , fare to to Bosos S9sT +. PsoyPsScs
Tght st raes Connect and Prov
isd Prov WSssr RS for all importsstf Bag se and towns
NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHM0ND.-
IT, q her as. nd: rAs. s.nsr, q! p r. sv'y
TvRsDAr THURSDAY and sATgRDAr. giving hroash Bills Of
rhroah P,ssag Tickets Issued all points Aeeenmodaoai aa
0ass 1877 Gr..s svise.l. Dsy+t. EsvrOrt
DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-Trains leave
from Of Desbrossss and ConlAnds follows:
Rrpr. for Hsnourg Pttsbarsh The West and South with Po
Pa,ee Css attached, $3.50 D. T. and e;5o sunday
FOR B.aOrs w.AngtOn and the South Pear'an, Air Line
Erprss. for Phsdslphi, g. g. 80 m 1890 g. S. T. $780,
For Philadelphia via ksn'ngOu at aud 6'lo n Sunday
%if,:9' r4 s:@.s 'sS'S ESQ S; "a !1@ iO
2so SI9 $40 4;S9 0:lO 20 2, S;s3 g. SlS $50 & 1g9 9
! inS; sso sS sS 55 5'9 49, s5S % $40 II sl5
$50 5SO. $40; $50 10 80 and 70 night sunday
ESQ % siC $40 $50 go $40 $40 ESQ l. 7:sO
woodbridge AnSoy and 10 2sO $40. 4;So
e: g,.H,-i'. I'D s.IOs snl2% s;I0 $40
For Lsnssrtriis .nd Fi.mnston o a ?. N.
Por PhLhp,oe,g and Bsl,d.rs 2 and Pm ,o.o
rsr ffsshoH. I a N, ,nd4Dn.
Por J,nesburs Pembeos Camden and Via boat ron
Train. any. follows P.,.eurzh $50 1925 6s5
p N daily seq 1918 1855 m, daily Monday.
Prom Baltimore Penn. Air Line" $40
go SO $50 ios u iiSo lbs D Els s55 9s5 soS rs
s;44 1910 Sunday 622. Gao, $50 1925. ll'zO
si: oas.s 52o 4s5 27l and ot4 B.o.-y No. nsp..
and foo. q Ds'bo.'ss and cOrana', s%,gss' i.. oss No
D. N SOYD. it,. G.u- P... Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
foan Omces.


A MEXICAN OFFICE-735.-Utm value
IA LOANED Diamonds Watches Jewer slrsrvsrs ladn
shav Lssss VsuAblss ke wilt Rsi.bhshed 1884.
J. Ii. BARRSGER 735 Broadway.
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
If1 JeuelrJ, and SlyerNAre. The same bought
GEO G. ALhBN, S4l Brosdssy near Poureenthst
NO. 1,19l BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
FlLLkS Coral and Gold Je~sry Diamonds Watches Jew
s tt se taken on storage aud advanced required Ne
ll9l Broadway, scar Twe0ty -s,ghhst
CHU BR0ADWAY-Liberal advances
l,~Ol made PERSONAL PROPERTY Of all kindA
Diamonds Watches JewelrV S boaght aud sold Private
No ngns Pull lower bell 26 Broadway between 3lst and 32ds
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
6teampoats ar1o RAILROADS..

DIfuMDDuIb uItu nullluuu1.
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
"A rcashi.sp. Roudeut and K.goa landing a coTsss Wt.'
sss ss Ssi1 fs So :v.9 :sspoaa s:p %
A LBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, 80 30
"A By DAY LINZ BOATS q vfBBARO ..A DASEL DREW
s:1,' n as rs1 TosRRss sTAck
H FsS ~, Rsbsos 70, III aoo wssr and
s6sTH Tnp ss..S to WEsr PomT. CoRswXLI and NEW.
s... s.ssH ss ss .as & ~ 81 special ears and
RRIDGEPORT, and al points on HQusato1ic ea
M. Il noe. .ss Il n ss. 81 '''' came
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
sHs sEw cuaMPIos sSsEw sD; Hs1ts{ s,s Ese I'D
Tisnd,y and Saturday At from Pier 3s foot
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ALLEsrows Lsx TO TaE wEsT-r..'s1s.r and Freight &
South Bah HAMPER Junction With Ds.v.. Ls.aas.nn.
S % % ss'I .s s ra. s s tass D in: 1.'
Pi,.Sargh and the w's also to Central Psnnv'ua .'d s'"f
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
tso. INV. s .H T.i1 Tor f..sos ssS. A.so-n M.oca
chaut T.naqa, wln..b,re. seI,a!On. sharOa l."
4. a-w tsr H.ea B:l,ia.r.. 9,s H.a.A
To.nd w..ay d. Connects Jnnsaoa with Del
sII.. sE t.I..g s,st.y. e. E.'G1 Allen.
HSor, .'s n. ws, Connect. :. s%S. FOR .SSs
rs.saa. N.rssr hs, With through "n 70 Dahnn' william
iS:Is . n. and 1, way Train. for sea.rrin.
i,SS ns.. for u: ms.s;, %,!:,. ..1 p: Aa''.s.1 s.
iAS Columbia Lssssss sphria Potisrie, HAsriiesrE ke
220 n-W.y Train for Baston Alsatsun, sad Belvdsro
$3.50 O. n-Way Train for PApssh
a. Bastoa, Alsntoun and hsah Chuak Csa
u,sts at Junction with Del. LaeG. and West z. T.
AS0 .. n-wsy Train for somervills saa fsuinsoA
Bp m-Wsy Traia Ter sonerrlls
Sis D. m--Way Train fer Psnteh. 80
$50 n-Rvsxss ExPREss daily tsT Rason Bsdsre, Anss
tsuu Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago, de-
8 and D m--Way Tran for Somsrvius
7:3O D m-(EmigrsRt-Por baston.
9:l5 and IL 80 D. n.--Ny Trains for Plairtsd
FOR Elizabeth at430 $3.50 g. 500, Gas 730, 645. $50
li5 $50 4:45 5;l5 $780, 5;45, g. $40, Z. $780, 7:45
'NN' -, ..Itrsar = z. Z BTcKER, ssDt and Ess.
u. P. BALpwrs General Passenger Asout >T~-. -
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
J ERN RAILROAD and MoaRIS ESSRX RAILROAD, con
Meeting with LBHGH VALLEY and PLADELPHA ,Dd BEADING
RAILROAD SYRACUSE aud BINGlIAMIOt RAILROAD, and
UTICA CHBNANGO and SUSQUBHASSA RAILROAD. and 0S'
SYRACUSE RAILR0ADess from the foot OF Barclay
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD mOARIS aud ESSBX RAILROAD con
Meeting LBHIGH VALLEY and PHILADELPHIA and READING
RAILROAD and SYRACUSE aud BINGAMrOs RAILROAD. aud
UTICA CHBNANGO and sUsQCBHASSA RAILROAD and 0S-
WRGO and SYRACUSE RALROADesvs from the foot Of Barclay
nhx.o
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

The new and elegant Steamers STONNG TON NARRAGANSBrr
and RHODE ISLAND 49, SOrth River foot Of JaJst
daily (eIcep suBdAy arriving Boston ahead OF all Other
Thi. is the Indie Route and avoids Point Judith.
Tickets all principal Railroad 0hces and ststeroOms
Offices Of escot Express COMPANY aud H 3ls Broad
u D. DADNONh,.
l. W. PILKINs President
Cep Pass ct
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
A DAMAGING CHARGE DENIED.

Yep- Bedford, Aug. &c, 1878.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
Todd, Kenworthy, Parmenter, Little.-lS.
Nays-Krell, Martin, Donaldson, Felix.

Todd, Kenworthy, Parmenter, Little:-l3.
Nays-krell, Martin, Donaldson, Felix.
"A.
Sup'r Felix moved to allow THE ARGUS
and the Union each $25 per term for pub
fishing proceedings.
Yeas-Krell, Donaldson, Martin, Felix.
a
Nays-Dailey, Feaster, Gates, Silvis,
Bowles, Lobdell, Wright, Jarvis. Dickson,
Todd, Parmenter, Little.-l2.
Absent-Kenworthy.
BILLS ALLOWED FOR COUNTY POOR.
A G Conover, $40 so; II o Whipple,
81 10: j B Dawson SO 90; A ) Wright Al
O5; CIV Lobde ! l2S 9S; + A Peterson 20 20
G p Vesey 81 So; W G Morris IS; same
1915; w n Jameson . 90; c A Hubbard
& Co So 80; J NJ Holt 10 90; + q Book
man & Co 90; l. Cralle 6 IS; A johnson
Is 90; p L Mckinnie % 90; Ivory Lord II
| so; p L McKinnie SO 90 W II Merrill 6
90; j Jeniger 20 90; Margraf & Epps 9S
90. j w Morey 81 40; r Griffin 10 90;
F C Coss II %; KelleIstrass & Vogele 22l
"a; C Speidel So 60; H Burgower 10 05 !;
Walker & Dodge 9 90; II A Smyth 40 ~ ;
p J Bratt As 60. j Dickson sc 30; III III
Smith Is 40; Thos Martin II 90; j Il Bar
rows 8 rs; Copp Bros 90; Bamberger 4
Co IL 30 s Hirsch IA so; S Bishop 90
Reid & Stone 10 90; ii Martin % 80 W j
Kane 1850 90; Weyerhouser & Denkman
1888 10; + Freberg II % J T Hass 9 80
Phillips & Thomas II 20 Phillips & Ed
wards 81 rs; Fleming 4 Co "a; VIM
Moore SO 60; H SP Warren 1900; VIM
S Bailey "a 26; Mary G Peterson 40 90;
Sanford Page II O5; John Ransom 10 10
Phillips 4 Thomas 80 same Is 0S; r
Lee 81 10; Thos Martin Is IS; same 20 90
III G Trent 60; Devore 4 Cone 35
10 90; NJ F Felix 90; Heagy & Stoddard
90 Is; Jos Hughitt IS 90; Jas Cozad Y CO.
i S Ealy 65; Aaron Thompson 10 90
r G Armstrong 10 95; Sarah Wagner 20 90
Geo. Vincent 10 10; j. W. Gordon 10
, j. j. Brown II Il; n. Robinson q %
H. Merrill II So }. j: Crosby 90
Theo. Jacobs 49 70; Jas. Todd 90 NJ
Bowles 2 90; r. A, Hawthorn 10 90; Lew
/; is Wilson 90; |, n. Holmes 60 90; +,
2 Swinegar Ia 90; r B Olmsted % IS; j
Adams K Co. % % II Hayden 40; .
D Johnston 4 Sons 90; W ii Stearns 2 40
, same : 80; X NJ Grenell % 40; Wyn
+ koop & Co. 60; Peter McCarl &c 81;
/, S Silvis 50; May Bros 8 90; } W Cor
. don IL 81; Bumberger d Co. l39 80
; Wadsworth & Parsons IS 90; VIM Bal
5 lev 300 90; Heinsfurter 4 Co. 20 %; NJ
J, Swier A. 90; Chas Huber 9 As; r
Cable x Co, 50; Robert Lee 20 Is; d |
4 Sears l45 20; NJ Kane II 25; Doellinger
; Kroger 81 40; Weyerhouser 4 Co. 90 10
!, G. G Craig 100 90; L Kiesow IA 10; Oar
& Gregg 30; c Reiss 90; Wm Sheare
8, 4 % R Don 90; j ROsenfeld Is So; v
\ II Gest u so; Mansell, Battersby & Seivi
d q 70; c Speidel "a Is same IS;
D; Brown 70; j Zies "a So; CB Knox % on
J Zes IS Go; ii Schuitger IS IS; & Oh
$, Continued on third page
&
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA,
DR., WHITTIER,

eli ST. Charles street ST. Louis, Mo- has been longer
srei in the trea sexual diseases
Than RnY il Louis as the city papers SHOW
o sexual debility and impoeney as the
rcsu youth sexual eNcesses symptoms
being nervousness seminal emissions debility dmness Of
gb detective pimpies the face ply steal decay
aversion to society females confusion OF ideas loss OF
sexual yer are permanently cured. Pamphlet Sc
free Every letter Of inquiry with stamp answered
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
DR.. c.. BIGEL0W,
Confidential Physician,

A1y oASACNA1e
No. 277 & 279 S. CLARK ST. Cor. Van Barren,
CHICAGO........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ILLS
1t t. well known by all readers of this paper that
DR. C. Bigeow is the oldest established physician III
Chicago who has made the treatment OF all chronic
and sexual diseases specially science and eXpei-
ience have made Dr. Is the most renowned SPk-
i~T of the age, honored by the press esteemed
Of the highest medical attaInnIens by all The medl-
cal institute of the day, hrying devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE III periectn g remedies that
VI SUB t p97Tivey ne Wos, cases q SR III
NARY ORG ANS in both sexes, seminal Weakness.
producing Nervousness Aversion to Society, In
paired vision, Loss of Memory and Mani cd, per-
fectly cured. 1t l. evident that one who confines
himself 10 the study uf certain diseases. treating
thousands of rases every year. must have greater
skill than physician in general practice Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE Tor ladies and gentleman.
SEM FREE. any add es> in sealed envelope Consul
alton free The finest rooms in the city, with sep
drate par 'ors Tor ladies and gentlemen Cal; you
see only the doctor. Correspondence Confidential.
Address all letters TO DR. BIGtLOW, No. 279
- Clark st Office hours from A M to Pm; Sun
days 2 p NJ. to5.
NB-Ladies, send for descriptive circular OF
Pessarie Remedee, the best prevention of conception
known. Sent To any address: enclose stamp.
The following testimonial as 10 the skill and sue
of DR.. c. Bigelow was published in this city.
Relief FOR TAE AFFLIcTED-Diseases of pc
cuiar nature require more than ordinary and
attention, by sNiilfai wen educated physician
There are great number of Lretenders to physical
science, who gull the unwary, who issue long ad.
vertisements and bring pre- ended testimonials
from all parts of the world as to thef wondei ful
| knowledge, but who, when tested by a rson Of
ordinary good common sense, are found to be un
cquainted with almo the first rincsple of mcdi
cal science, and ign' ant of the very lanes of ce'
tain parts of the hum Il system, as Experimental
| and expressed by the meHical world. such mel
| abound in Chicago and who take care TO refer tC
| distant places Tor medical c iaracter instead OF
| here, where the cheat could be detected.
| DR. Bi6elew is not his class He is a re sulal
bred physi Ills reputation Is best known here
| in midst. He wants no distant references, bu
IL well spoken Of by every one eUtrustng them
| Sc yes to his care. While the world endures thi,
| class of pbysCi uired, d if any one
needs such service, it is of the utmost importance
! to engage only man whose experience is equal L
his offer of medical aid: d. without prejudice, o.
any terest in saying other thau the ruth rec
| omasend most cor TAILS a emphatica y such /.
visit Dir Bige at mis- central rooms. 279 $ Ciarl
St. Chic GO Chicago j9RF9s{, Dee. 3, 1863.
| 4fadSwIv
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and
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The most Successful Medicines
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our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
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Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
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NICHE TX?
E.UN SalYe,a aG.ily
..I - cents.

... .....- ..I. - cents.
ii fvaiS without a scar. No
family Guid he without it.
We warrant Il t0cUre SCrGfula
Sores, Salt Eheum, Chiih!ainS,
Sore Breasts or Nipples. Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SErainS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without ere fai. Ure.
Ii has 70 paraIlG!-Eaying per-
fectly eraGiCated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. Ii is a compound OF
Arnica, with many other Ex-
tracts and RalSamS, ard put up
IN larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12

Senn-annual reports OF county officers
received and referred.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY.
John s. Church was licensed to sell liq-
uor in Cordova.
Surveyor Gordon reported condition Of
railroad crossings in the county. Report
filed.
S265, appropriated for roads aud bridges
in Black Hawk.
II. Champion was authorized to rebind
books OF circuit court records.
The matter Of the property of David
Lewis, an insane paupvr was referred to
the county attorney.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY.
The question of annexing that portion
OF Black Hawk north of Rock river to Rock
Island was referred to Committee on towns
and town accounts.
Voted to publish the official proceedings
IN the Reuielo, at $40 session.
Yeas-Dailey, Feaster, Gates, Bowles,
Slvis, Lobdell, Wright, Jarvis, Dickson,
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EXCURSIONS Ssrenth Pdgc-6th column;
TfSIScIAI~ SsrenM Pa0c-2d and Sd columns
UrIp WANrED MAIEs-Serenh Pd0e-5th column ,,,
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c'-Ih"o f"ye-''"
cOlumn. -. x,,,no,p,~ ID ird
Ua,'sys Avn Farms WANTED-7hird Pd0e-2d column
INSTRUCTION Pd0c-2i and 30 columns
LAW SCHoOLs-Si rth Pdge-3d column.
ION OTTIcTs-Sirh PGOe-Sd column.
IOSpoS ApyERTIs EMENTs-Third Fdge-Sth ana oth
columns.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTEIs-Serenh Pdge-6th column
MIsCELI ANGUS l0kh PGge-6th and 9th columns;
MUSICAL lNsrRUMENrs-S epenh Pa0e-6th column.
NEW PUBLIC ATIOSs-SiTth PGGe-lst ana "a columns.
PRoPos AIs-Third PdOe-4th column
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, CTTYIhsrd rage Isl coiurnn
BRooKLYN-Third PGge-lst column; NEwJhksEI-
THIRD Page-lst column; CoUNTRY-Thtrd Pdge-lst
colun,n At AuCTION-Thtrd Pdge-lst column; To
EKCHANGE-ThHd Page-2d column.
SALES BY AUCTION-Thtrd Pdge-ith column.
SAVINGS BANRs-Sopenh Pdge-lth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALEs-SepsnM Pdge-ith and 9TH
columns: FERALEs-Sepenh Pdgc-5th column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-F1h Idge-6th column
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILRoADs-Ihtrd P0ge-2d and 80
columns
srFAMERs ooEAN-Thrd Paqe-ith 5th. and 9Th columns
81 MINER ETREATs-SeceHM Pdge-4th column.
TEACHERs-SiIth PG9e--3d column.
THE TURF- Scrcnm PCge-6th column.
80 LET, BROOKLYN PRoPBRrY-Thtrd PdDe-2d column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-04
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS.


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highly worthy OF notice well extensive patron.
% the Is that OF
pen possesses qualities tImness mark and dura'
Pnipsn 1eh are thos. FOLEY Manufacturer Of fne
es long he has been engaged city their manaiss
tgtr.
the value Of FoLEYs PEys from
for aumber Of eheeuy recommend them to
who wish or the beet and most perfect Gold Pen ever made
following gentlemen and l,OOO Othen;
! h Williams President metropolitan National Bank.
Geo. s COe President American Exchange National Bank
J A Beadesev Cashier National Bank Of North America
VIM A. Pals President Corn Exchange Bank.
n H. Lowry President National Bank Of the Republic
y d Tappsh. President Gslatin National Bank
p Tmpson, Cashier Continental National Bank
Iaac "a Ogden. Cashier SeW.York County National Bank
I'm l. jenkins, President Bank Of America
: Lewis Cashier Union National Bank.
Meeke Cashier Bank Of n y n Banking Association.
] Southworl President Atlantic National Bank.
IN n. Cox, cashier Mechanics National Bank.
James Buell. President Importer and Traders NAnonal Bank
~ Crane. Cashier Shoe and sther National Bank.
Geo W wilett. Cashier Bulls Head Bank.
Clarke Dodge 4 Co. Wells Fargo Co.
Howe. Macy United States Express Co.
White Morris Co. Barclay Livingston.
Vermlys Co II. j. Raymond ( Co.. NevYork
NinslOW, Lanier CO. Daily Times
Geo D. Arthur Co A Gordon, Cashier Hsw.YOrk Her
Fisk & Hatch aid
n. 7. Morgan X Co I. keteham X Co.
American BTpress Co. s. B. Cht;endeb & Co
Adams BIpress Co. johnson Il Higgins
Cha, Dennis Wee President Atlanac Mutual InI So.
Dauiei D. Smith, President Commercial Mutual Ina Co
Klsooi walter President Mercantile Mutual lns Co
p. Wir4rh Vice freieut Home Fire ms Co.
Morris Franklin, President NsW.York Life las Co
sOH BY al Zoe principal stAtonsu and jewellers
JOHS PoLKr. Gold Pen Manufacturer.
No. 2 AItor House, opposite the Herald omcs