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, 1873-07-25
Le1aiEga University.

ASH packer has giyon to the Lohigh Uniyer-
sity ftysix aorob Of lund and u GOO Duo to build
and ondow 1t. For tho whole coilrHo iu this in
atitution tho tuition III absolutely FREQ; lodging
rooms (unfulniehc.D Aro provided, and board
placed aB noar cost NJ poAR!blo.
, 1873-07-25

Tho Protestant Sunday school ohi1dron and
teaoherh Of Mondota, rsru, aud LaSallo held q
union picnic ~ y gr9vo noar tho laht.namod city
present.
, 1873-07-25

II
THE CLo81Ea MATCH
WAS between 1ivo members Of the Prairie and
five Of tho Kennicott Club, and proved to bo
ab1o because it was altogether friendly. Fivo
Jingle and thrce double rises woro to bo shot at
BY each 1nan, but boforo tho doubles were gone
through with tho birds gayo out, leaving the scoro
Tho Konnicotte wore two ahoad on tho number
killed, they being shot in advance. The score
On single rises was a tic. Tho total scoro was:
, 1873-07-25

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
pITTRDuRnH, July 2i.-rETnoLruM = Crude worry
dull; $i.eo bd aaes ut $ls7k. Refined quill 1sc.
, 1873-07-25

DALT1Monx, July 94.-Uattu. moro active and a
shade lower; best aalo o7sG07fc.: TINT generally
ra,eA re;l ars q'aty 42;se 1a 1maedi@n oF good fair
I1oos-duod demand Ut 7i5@6o. ltecoipts 4,833.
2,889.
, 1873-07-25

MARRIAGES.
HEIrr9-1Y1HDtlt-July2 2o II tho residence Of the
blLps tatcs by tho Noy. H. a. uyke, Il. A. inbertr Of
s CITY. md Ila M ollast dauEhtoe II ho os. u. L.
Wn4er, Toronto, 0AlAru.
COUPEIt-CU NrIS--ln Detroit, at the residence Of
Mrs: q. IursI1ne, .Iournon;ny. gu tis 93t nat, by
and Alisu MEuns A. OirtlB, of Dutrott.
, 1873-07-25

ABOVE Low
WATER.
Rise. Fai|.

'Below high water nnark Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN Observer,
Room rs h1ajor Block, 0hitago.
, 1873-07-25


THE CLuD SHOOT
was next in order. There were fifteen on n side.
md each man shot ut ton birds from plunge
traps. With few exceptions, tho ahooting was
remarkably good, three killing 10 strnight Ayc,
|; ; and sevon 8. The winning party had bare
majority OF ono bird to crow over, an tho follow
inn scnrn will A2low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

dited: For maintenance tTB o.; for construction
a. 2es 2s for maintenance of Museum OF Natural HIS
tory building t2ss 81 On the report OF the Special Com
mittee 1t was ordered that Catharne NJ Graham e1'
ecutrx OF the ato Frederick L. Yates DO paid the sum
OF $40 "a in full for damages TO the property OF inc
estate on Ninety -sevenths between Eighth ana MIMI
sves resolution adopted making requisition on
the Controller 10 issue worth OF stock under sec
ton 6, Chapter 756 OF the laws OF lS!S .o.,.-
A delegation from the Merchants Protective Associa-
ton eonsistne OF Messrs Thurber Merwn, Roome and
others called on Mayor yesterday afternoon 10 ASK
him 10 suspend action In regard 70 insututng sus I0
violations of the city ordinances respecting sdewk
structlons Several members OF the delegation maze au
the abolition OF the Permit bureau
They claimed that suits brought against meroDanIs Ior
not having permits many OF them insueated Dy
cemen and petty officers OF the city government tnat
merchants were greatly Inconvenience ana tha SUI US
were nstigated for matchmaking purposes the Mayor
I'm response after giving long account OF the insttu
tion OF the Bureau OF its workings In the past ana
present. advised the appointment OF a committee 10
confer with him In relation TO the matter.
Over 700 bids local improvements were opened yes
terday OF nearly 10 for EACH The AWARDS
will be made In few days. 60 - - :,
Controller Green paid yesterday the laborers on small
pipes, July 81, S0,3l2 49, He reports the following
amounts paid into tue CltY Treasury;
Of Collection OF for street open
ipg, and improvements 1903 Ga Bureau OF AearAears Of
aIe interest s6517 W. Bureau Of
hoae rents and market rents and fee
s2133 Of Water ReCroon water rents and
Sc 542 Mayors Second marshaLcenses, SS7 % City
Cour-P.es Fh District Courts S4S 50Toa 69l 1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
DECISIONS-AUG. 10.

Supreme Court-By Judge Davis.-Helen NJ. Rich
sron Heny confirm report denied but
taken plaintiff elect so 70 DO NJ A. Cody ag
a-Decree granted Of referee Peter j.
Edward heyersbe defendant discharged and the
dismissed order to be settled three days noue e opinion
With Beanish Eesmh Gest sOdered that witness Moran
questions marked yes IN The margin and all such
the subject shall be put 70 him BY the
parties doing and paying $40 costs this
deemed puged otherwise pintn al liberty 10
proceed be msy be advised &c.
Superior Court-Special Term.-By Chief-Justice
Barbour-Whtaer G AIT Stebbns-0nier entered heGrar gt
The Mayor other cesOder Of reference granted
Copeland agt. Howsbd-0rder to peTpetuate testimony
Common Pleas-By Judge Loew-Richard Counsel
ngt. vuure Mining Co-Case settled Frederick Rosensen agt
denied appears and submits to
eraminauop r. Moraunt Gg NJ granted H. d.
In AFT J. Heppster-Moou deyed without Joseph Dali
AIT ma Dall-See
The Board Of Estimate kc-Orier signed The People James
GrUn-Appcson be renewed before the Justice holding
Chaubers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Michael Jordan. sailor on board of the ship
Hamilton & was D'gG before Shields m.ss s ~
vessel His defense that the mate had been abusing him ana
Jury.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
afternoon George wilson Was brought up On charge o. 1oU S S
Heae Grammar School No a. her and found the
1 %Ss s dS eSS. s d i and
murder her Her screams however, sl
chsn escaped S'' justice scott BAN ana
the Christians trail who veil known I" Tie ponce
desperate character.
The following cases were tried yesterday in the
Court Of General Sessions before Recorder
jointly indicted with Thomas Watson tor stealing S TS
NJ Lloyd h' SaTp1 s ssrs ssS ' Sa. inc
never seen watson before or BAD ng with the larceny and
Also s an ; sssass MeEyo charged
larceny stealing M A%se.n nag "C Sn Jy 81 unused the
COURT b. explaining the Gag from any dseo0enU to
Ss. i s Would o. look Waking viii p. h.d
Saiy Ed%on Phce defended MIN hq%s n, Bsd col SG0
Hn oCo ss OF J1 Us was found n ST Rs
for the ln the William shepPa, ala. Billy the
Win grand s .s noS., from % he 1s Of s2s
Jane 81 evidence being un'Acq The jar, acquitted TIE
BENJAMIN nes charged shooting Dr. Mills Of the Hospital for TIC
ana k@pe ssse The Court TO T.aee TIE p;osT sn
Recorder HscAet refused to n reduce the bail
The following prisoners pleaded guilty in General
petty larceny stealing from
Bernard McaA1e 52 Thrteenhst July ID $40 In
money and was sent 10 the Penelry for t months. August
George Notter attempt burglary In breaing into the barber
Of John Hsgnbreher No. 3lo Eghhye on Jay 20 sno
stealing ralors &C. 35 25 10 the Penent for one
year George Baker stealing watch sui woh STU 90
July IS On Leopold vas sen! hs PsatsGs for g,
Michael sullivan o attempt at grand larceny on yny ~
stealing from Louis No 60 Bayas money and dry goods
worth 1918 the Prison for "a years
Schroeder Tor burglary the third degree IN breaking into ae premises
Of Henry Bertrand 149 Dneeyt ard stealing eIo worm OF
onor on July 81 State Prison Tor
Kelly alias Edward Camp for carving eoaeeel weapons on
10 Prison for one year. fsi'iek
Haley for stealing Alice NORMAN OF No. 4ls "est fY
on ly clothing ewey worth soz was sent 10 e
STATE Prison pa Timothy Gilmore plead guilty 70
ch,ve Of forging Second National Bark OF this city
~ i'll a. sdo and was rem ndei Patrick MeCArty
sdmid an assault on July Dennis sullivan Of No
for James BradJ alias
Jane, Morrison escaped convict from Sing Sing who has an une
n er OF three pleaded guilty bdrgay The
c degree IN breaking the eweY store OF James Lewis OF No
IS Beeker Feb 1871 and stealing watch aud chain valued
He State Pson TO out bis ioner
sentence OF 3 yeaIs second OF ia yeArs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sBw-roKK. .............

PORT on hBw-rokk.. II
Steamship z,a.. Chaplin Ssr Shsp C. Murray Ps Co.
steamship wyanoEs Couch he.mono CITY Point and Norfolk Old
Steamship Cuba (Br Noodle, Liverpool Queenstown C. O..
steamship Regulator Freeman Ph.dsph. Lolari Steamship Co
steamship Moro C.se Morton Havsn. w% r Cyse &C, Co.
steamship Europa fJ Campbell Gasgo~ Henderson BrOthsr
ss@.S SsDs.; S.. ps, so $s. j. Dn'
ship Alex M,sha Garden Mare I.iod Cha. Marshall Co.
Bah Bar1one sj Jyu oussns.ows mouth, A Asres
Bark Chrsaaua (Swe Lofsen Mon.seo Teen. Bo.km,nn
Abr.n Young Dr, ParnsWOh Rotterdam. Ja w. Evel
Brig Annie Collin. (r) Mcdonald HAutspOr &e Berte.aI
Bs Sir soSe PEEL J'i oios.y % solomon Co.
Dng CAIOv steso tGeI hosgDsAeE cOn'.ntnOpe, Punch
SEM Rubin, DR., Laird s. John B. te Hsnsy P.rieE
sesI f,sso% I rs %1s.S = w. .I Bs5sla Co
scbr NJ Mabel Murray. new-Havss
s sssI a;.s,s SV wilson h p4s, S,::.'
schr Deimsr' Wallace, Nevben,s NC
schi j. Williams. nOi stanford STANFORD Manufacturing
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mass Duteh Deddes Rotterdam July 90 with nd,e .ad
'' Steamship @ D.nrs Harre July 81 vi, Brs Aug with
steamship Greece OIL TS"S; ;,sTpseI July 3d. and Queenstown
ss;.mhp (B. Guard Liverpool July 80, via ousenOvn
Steamship Columbia Curtis Havana Aug With md and TO
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston pas,
sss.Ssap Teny s.em Ssrbc NJ c., with mise and
Shin Lrspoo Lambert June 10 and M Of Wight I4h
with mdse. and pass al =, IN
sIp M.sd er Hnke Bremen july L. with mdse and
R.k Gessnef (en Chrsons bremen Jay o. with mise and
pssa M, -, ,..I.- p-.u % A.. v,,h ID. .,t 40.
Bsrl saga (Nor) horenseu Bristol 81 days. 10 ballast
BsrI Brilliant (NOrl. Colson Sligo 81 days In ballast.
Bark vctors Ncr Jacobson 1raiee ~ days, 10 ballast
Rs,l Rr,tpy (3rl Wsernes London 81 days In ballast
NJ Pdo orJ Jansen A;e Madn Hamburg 81 dsy ballast
Rsri Aviator (Nor yohsnnsn Haans az days ballast
I,It On noca lSor). Petersen. Tnee 30 dsu In ballast
B,rk Pr Louise (Sor Trehen, Sligo % day IN ballast
bsrf Hstne (Brt Cunnngbam Antxerp 40 days In ballast
s,k (Nor Byslind Bergen 81 dsTs In ballast
Bsrk Anna VdohOh. Pert SAID 9J days. sh scrap iron
srf Wega Ctier( Brsndbos London 50 dsL IN ballast
Barr sotde (NoE ssmushen Greenoet 40 daFs In ballast
sri Johann Ke Ger Rahe Bremen 80 das with ndse and
rt Iudre Norl Anderson Gloucester % days 10 ballast
sehr Maggie iof ROekandl Hooper Port Caledonia e.
stsr Nj. a MeIesn Cook ST. John. n b. dau with lslh
schr Chss Morfon SAl River Ga DAYS With lumber
sehr M Rnsse Mehafsy jacksonville daJA with lumber
Sehf Lena Breed Wheeef Jaekonylle days With ambeT
schr M rsh Cullen, Cullen. Alershint
seAr Ems Jsns. Lesk. Virginia
schf. jennie Hal. Bailey. VirginiA
DOMESTIC PORTS. "a. ....
Gvxsros Aug 1OsAied steamship CITY OF ssa Antonio Pen
ssSoSIa.s Aas l0-s.Ied sssm,h c Of Galveston, R'sA,.
for hesfot via Havana
I, si1sg ~ -rOREIGN PORTS.
ARx ]2fhe Whiis star iAse Steamship Adhsue
Psu kssish Ass st LraPs0L arrived here Iesssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
THE NEW CITY PRISON.

A SITE CHOSEN BY THE SPECIAL COMMISSION
CANAL, ELIZABETH, BAYARD, AND MoTT-sIs. TO
BE IT'S BOUNDARIES.
At meeting OF the Special Commission
appointed 10 select cite for the City Prison. yes
terday, the following report from Controller Green
presented;
CRY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
CosTROLIEK's OFFICE, August II. 1873. !
Tn hs Cam is0ners for the Location and Erection VI
tssO ON Prison ana BrtdeiceN
GENTLEMEN: IN compliance with the resolution
passed ~ Tic last meeting VI the Board. have made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
below

The Park Commissioners opened bids yesterday for
series of ornamental bases and lamp connection
with the flagstaff In Unon-square, as well as for the
bronze work on the City Hall Park The lowest
bidders for the ornamental bases William L. Miller
& Co.. at 1900. George Fischer & Brother put ia the
lowest bid, sjOOo for the completion Of the City Hall
Para fountains. No bdshave been accepted a. yet.
quantity Of old and useless material ordered De
sold at auction Bills toIho following amounts we're au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
rrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST Is, 1873.

stesmsho spsin Grace both Nevrork Aug q for Liverpool
arrived here morning. former eocs aud the latter at
ocloci
SOUTHAMPTON Aug l2-Tne steamship kosele from Aspnus
and West Indian port, arrived here to-day. . .
from Aug for Glasgow this harbor today
SPOKEN.
Aug TO- 40 49, long SO 81 brig Icons from Baltimore for
BalifsI. N s.
Ans Ireland bark Mary Virgins BL from Rotterdam
Aug T. Bsrnee.t be,us w. n w. 40 miles bark B1ua tGsr
from Bremen for Baltimore -
Aug shnneeoci bark Jason tGs from Bremen for Pha
dsphia.
Aug rs miles r. Of Galveston Bar schr 0. Evans from
Galyeston for Pensacola -. .
iIor Latest Ship Secs see FIN PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
MINOR MUNICIPAL THEMES.

A PHASE OF RETKKNCHMENf-IHE PAKh COAihISoIUN
Mr.. Maloney, Clerk of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen, has been reducing the pay of his subord
Dates including his Mr.. Beyea objected TO the
reduction, whereupon he was discharged yesterday
The last three persons mentioned below have been
recently Appointed This has given rise TO the statement
that Mr.. Maloney desiring TO obtain reputation for
economy without really earning it, had reduced ind
vidual salaries but had made up the aggregate In
sppointments The new schedule Of salaries Is given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
CALENDAR-TUB DAT.

SUPREME COURT.-DAvs j.
Crane sgt Jeferds &C. .ln the matter OF the estate
66 Equitable Life Assurance OF Moses Aaron, decd
society ofNevYork agt 81. Stone agt fontham. =,
Htlyer ct al 80. The Market National Bank
100 Rover at BARNETT AgL Scho0nmAker ct al.
49, The People HodmSn sgt 90. .Herchberg Ag Juttle
Syb schmidt ct al
GENERAL SEssoss-HAcKETT R-PhilIp Wager rape Henry
Devoe onous battery Joseph DOYLE Bridget
Carroll Harvey Pulls larceny and eeeiv
ing goods Rose Reilly Charles Black and William ech grand
sceny VIM Kergan larceny from the George Brown Her
man Movers Charles Gunpe Frederick Richter and Charles Bender
r. lony.la Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
vIyIATURh ALMANAC.

sos 7;Ol Neon nss.''lOOf
s'aH
Sanity 80 GoYs And.... 600 Hell cate FerrI 1857
ais D,v-P. ~
SANDY 90 Cows Island OIL Hell Gate rer ZVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

ERIE RAILWAY-SummerA Arrangement OF
II Trains taxing 49, 1873 From ChamberssL Depot o
gm~inan and Chicago Express Drawing Room Coaches
10 Buffalo and sleeping Coaches 10 destination. 81,
IL m-EIpressM for Buffalo ani Niagara Fails hepnsOOa'n
10 Bufslo . , c,- MI. - s,...,.x
Coaehe. through to Buffalo, Niagara Fs Cincinnati Detroit aud
Chicago without change.
Por. Jervs s. o. IL and III: 10 $50 80 All II
Gosben and MddOwu &C. g. 1880. IL and 1lll5 3;45
Also, 1880 and III pm.
W.Iyiet, 8 o i n az a9d a tsCr .%n,A.ao,1
suaen &C. g. 1880, IL and ll;l5 H. $40, 8, g. 1880 Y
dsswoOd HohoLus Anerdsls and R.mssys g. g. 1890 IL
s1lf5 g. m 3s45 8. 8, $3.50 and sll:3O p, N: -
Paterson So Gas 1915 g. 30 SA5 TO- H. 11:5. IL 80
NJ u noon sl45 S46, L. 5:l5, 6, $3.50 IL g. 1870 and
N.sorf G. 7.15 .s;l5 1880 NJ s45, 515 '6sO p n
RusSeurd Par and P,ssc Gas g. 1880 10 IL Oils n
On) IL no0n, las 5f5, q, $3.50 g. 1880 and
Hde H.cien.,ei and way g. s15 and IS 45 m AS,
and p m, and IL Saturday nights only
Spring VALLEY and Way, 3 and 900 A. m, 4:4o p m ..
Bnglewood 49, and 930 1880 3l5, AIS 445, $3.50,
$50 and AZ and II Saturday nights only ,oo Q %
Cressh s. 49, and $3.50 1870 3:l5, 4l5 $3.50, 6:3O.
and ~; as D. m, and IL SATURDAY. nights only -
sp.rih g. g. 49, and $50 m. 1870 3:15 AIS, AS, $50,
$50 t7:45 p. m, and IL saturday nights only ~ . - - m
Prmont 49, $3.50 $50 3;l5 4;45 $3.50,
$50 N: 45 .. m, ana ~ Saturday nights only.
leaving Chamber-sL bali hours leave
Twntyhist Is minutes earlier than above time the 1881 and
l30p st the The N aud IL mid Trains start
n B-Tnins on the n R. Newark Branch leaving Cham
quarter hours leave Twenyhd 80 minutes carrier than
ket for passage Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches orders for the checking and transfer Of
Bresdssr cor onehundret 6nhs aad Thrdsvs
BooGyn the Co@psnys DeDon and oil Agsn" at TIE
principal hotsI 49,, ,,,r,,
mo NJ ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. II, 1879.

NEw.YoHK. Tuesday. Aug H. fsra
The attendance at the Exchange this morn
ing was fair. but there business of importance
transacted. James NJ. Miller sold. by order OF Tie
Supreme Court, under direction of Francis NJ scse4.
referee house and lot east side Of secondayc SOLE
feet south Of One xteenths 7oxse to
8. o. WEIGH for elioo The property purchased BY
parties In interest
Sales announced Be made Rtcbsnve so-morrov;
Wednesday, A=g l3-Br jams ~ Miller.
Legal sale Tsenysrst south side 100 feet CT Tsuhsses
25r9f1l, leasshoh
25rlO04
LEGAL sale. gshJsrthst north sde 100 fee, Of Hn..,s.
2lrl00.6.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
- - NEw-YoRK CITY
33thst $50 OF Sth 166r98 900
9stst, 100 Of 10Th 50I 100 H. ......... 6o0e
lO9hst, 500 ne Of Borevsd, 25xl0ol1 90
l2da 326 Of Aaye 18I100 l4oO0
l2fst, 1923 Of 4tbsve, 176x1c0 1l...... 1900
132dst, 1856 Of Ssh 75x93 H. llQoo
2dave, Of 74th-t % 2r67 IfcO
4hsve, of1l7thst, 606r90 5000
l0th.av es 491 nj Of l54hs 25rl00 psrt... 1850
LEAsRHoLD CONVEYANCE.
47ths ss 220 Of 5thsve s8Ooo0
LEASES RECORDED.
Bovery 222 per all alterations 6c... $1,000
Chatham-st, TbaoRs saloon, west OF Cbsmberst strip
ofand, AZ, forming aieywsy from CbAmberSs 70 shove -
property, 81 y
9rhaVe 1872 arst fOo &C. yesrs, per Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
Irondale Coal and Iron Property,
and formerly ts0wn 81 the Estate .nd Work Of
THEFRANKLIN IRcyAND COAL COMPANY.

Said lands and works ar, situated 10 Preston County West vsss
on the line Of the d Oear the GsnOa iass
ton and are connected herewith BY hosi Of Uniform
and construction distant 80 BsamOs92 nis from Con
berland 100 miles from wheeling miles Psyts=sbu lard %
miles Pittsburgh BY line Pittsburgh and Cars'on Rail
road now bus southwark Virginia. By which
road has access 10 and will shortly
also have ,eoe Of Pittsburgh and tho magnetic ON 10
posts Of Virgins and the Kanawha
The TRACT OF LANDS embraces LILO acres. Of ssish
900 are under cultivation remainder bug covered with heavy
growth Of valuable Timber.
Iii, also underi.id BY THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL accessible the surface. g.
A. and feet in thickness respectively which have been tested ssa
worked and adjacent properties for The coal Yields
dns Iustrous hard-srained coke, suitable for Iron
making.
There ar, also in clos. proximity the btumaoos eo. THREE
SEPARATE BED, OF IRON ORE Ofshs VARIETY knows 20
miners "CLAY IRON sToNE,n largely in use Ia EasisA
Pu.e.s ranging % feet in asns- and 50 'ssy
mined tia. placed the Puruaes'sk 81 so per '0e
rt,vOdon with belts Limestone 'uitsss foe
aurng purposes Clay, and building Sandstone suitable s
constituting Furnaces, Ovens. ae
Among the permanent Structures improvements so~s
for the most part by the COMPANY, srss-
One Hot-BInst Furnace, 80 fes stack, ils bosh
rvoisIoving Engines, sOhOns power. aAda b s"sesJ
Son Of Reading
Hot-Biast Apparatus, % feet stoves
-Four Miles Of Railroad gauge adn, switches % I'D
90 pound rail we'll laid and bslasied
One sawm Turbine Wheel circular espesses and ''si
shop complete
Foundery. including eupO, mods castings. patterns se
Machine and Blacksmith shop, with lihs' drills. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
Also, a Tract of 5000 Acres of Coed
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

situated in Jackson Williamson CouBofs 10 %
southern RortiOa STATE OF ILLINOIS .iia esa's
nsn railroad and communications and good msss
Said lands contiguous and largely ron bottom and Pfns
soil interpreted and ample tnbsf and aPe'As
from s. 70 $50 per acre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
8teampoars ano Railroads.


ALBANY and TROY, o.; SARATOGA, $S 80
Leave vssy Pier at $3.50 and Twenty ht, ncrth 81 sn
iFs : FSShEss 81
IL CATskIL HUDSON Cs-sse.Ins Tor all points Wssr AM
NORTH Tnp tickets % WEST POINT c0kkwaLL nd snw
BURGH urnins sane DAY 81 res e' 'pse ears ana 'a"
checked 10 ssrstogs and sosrop
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatoni'
ID and E.aestuk R.rosda Par 81 steamers leave Oa'A'
rins snip, 10 ana IL D. m tsupdsv' e1seoseal
CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
s,.,da 1. Ssryors foot Of n5.y coanee so~s vi
sou,h Ranch X Junction With DesHare
Western Railroad = T Ts sr s b as
Pittsburgh and the West also TO Central Penh'sn na
State. ,,n ,r,.vcvuvur
Commanding June 80 18T3-Lease New York "a fellovs;
I30 NEWS TEAs for kastoo. BeseneI Ae''e~n hs'e
Chunk Tsinaqus, Wilkesbarre, Scranton. Sharon &C.
Ga m-Wsy Train for somervine. -
7Im-wsy for FleninsOn Eson, B.lvSse Bath h,ne
Towsnd wavs ko Connects at Junction with Del
EIrnzss dsy Except sund.ys) for EaOp Anea
town Hasburg West Connects somer'ihe foe Pening
tom AZ Eston Chunk tamsqua Wkesba Scranton
TOwspda waverey, &c, With through cars DanNe Williams
i0:I5 q m and IL n-w.y Train, for somsrrins
1880 m-ErPKs for Flemingon Kastou Bath, Allentown
Chunk hsh,noy City Hareton Wtssbare Sernto Read
ing Columbia Lancaster. Bphrsta, Posvle, Harrisburg &C.
$50 m.W.y Train for BasOn Allentown and BeVdec.
$3.50 .. m-WsT Train for Plainaed
Train for Easton Asatovn, aud Msaeh Chunk Con
meets at function with Del. Lack. and West
1880 .. m-Wy Train for somervlIs and Pennington
5p m.-Way Train tor SomerVie.
5:l5 p m.-Way Train for Plsnhed. .
$50 ErrREss daily for E..On Bslvidsrs Allen
town Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Chicago &c.
6,sd n p m.-way Train for Somervile
1880 p m.-(Bmgnntl-Por Baston.
si2 R lnS I'll 81 $50 s2c sis $50
1918. IL has an.i l2mj 1850 230 5i$0 5:4S'
4 415 43o 4l5 5l5 $50 545, G. 62O. z. 1880, 7;A''
''-' VIZ i''''' --''' R. z. KICKER, suDt and Bng
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Marule ano slate Glanlels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA WORKS 1874 and 1876 E Eghteenthst Marble ami
Asrb,ed Tns Couns Monuments a. poess that
DEFY cont petition. Marble turning for the trade
OTEWART,s Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Mn Rich designs at the lowest prices ~ ana 40
West rwenty-third-st between Seventh and Eighh-a'et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
viii leave DesbroSses and COrt andtst Ferries:
$3.50 Rhe Express daily except SundAJl With Pumsn Pslse
Car through from EerYork 20 OIL CITY. Arrive Sunbury, $50
Wamspo 1886; Haven. 955; Remove IL 10 Irvine
ton 508 CORY, sos Rhe, 745 Connects at Iryneon and
CORY with Oil Greek Allegheny River r. r for she Oil Region
Erie with Lsfe Shore K X for all points West.
$3.50 Enc Mail tay with Pullman Palace Car from Phi
dephis to Bie Arrive Sunbury 625 Wlamport $40; Lock
Haven. 940j ResoVo IL rvneton 5l0i Corr 6:0 Erie
1853 Connects luston and CORY with Oil Greek and Ale
sheny River for the OIL Region Bne with Lake Shore
wa BALDWIN, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

Sealed PROPOSAL, win Be received y the and'hsn'a s
oee 70. sixty 6Ol days l. Sr the pshAss Of u
west virginia Tract Of Ceai and Iron Lands, With vs.
Furuace and other entire az tss' stand as
s.p.rstei, for the IIiinois Farming Lands or a p'
Receiver the right " reject say OF al @
b ... for ~ usosess CREDITOR OF the Baah 70 do 80
A,s ..h balance 10 oss twe ssd three secured
BY mortgage. .
Title persses-sAsalute 10 she Ocean Bank
yuAy o.r,iosl.. and liberation Gssogcsissd hssf hs
Rspor,s on the Virginia property aud detailed is'enPas-
neIs l4aas, can be bad % Application to
gf THEODORE m. DAVIS
Receiver Of Ocean Nanssai Bank a.i.
10 aAssAusr- hk
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Gitp Rfal estate for 6sle.

TOR SALE-One of the best HOUSES and
IL LOTS the Ward 80 Overs Of Madison prcs.
S3OO00. Apply TO D. NELSON. 1T Desrsv-s, BroosJn