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Cincinnati Lave htock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
;. MoNDAY. EyEslso,,s. yaouary p,

MONDAY EVENING, January 27
THE receipts at these yards for the
week ending this date are as follows :
Cattle, 2S7 lieadj Sleep,l79 head,;, Hogs
2a,790 head 5ate ass = teilsap 's-e
CATTLE-The market is a little bet
ter, if anything. Prices are unchanged,
withla steady demand for all classes at
the following rates: Common to extra
butchers 50 50@5E % per ceatal gross,
shippersss5a 25@6 80. tst
: SHEEP-Receipts light ,'Hwith "a very
little change in price. We quote the
range Of prices in accordance with quail
ity: Common to extra So 50@4 20,
extra bringing as high as 81 80.
HOGS-Thes receipts continued lib
eral during the week, and we close our
report with the following prices: Light
to heavy 81 25@4 So, shippers "a 30
al 35, good to extra butchers Hogs
81 1904 80, while one extra fine heavy
bsinch brought o. 55. All sold
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Farm for Sale.

iFHE undersigned offers for sals his farm
lsosiiuats,i oae mile southeast Of Jernsa.,
lem, Mouroe county, Chic, containing :;
TWO HUNDRED AND. EIGHTEEN,
Acres. The improvements are frame dwell
ling hopse, one large frame barn, with other
outbuildings; fencing good; plenty of fruit
trees. app es, peaches, plpms and grapes, It
is well supplied with water for stock. About
so acres Of timber land Road through the
farm,
For terms and particulars enquire On the
premises .,of the undersigned. y ~
isn2s,'73vS. W. R. KlMMINs -
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EyThe Petit Jury at the late term of
Court happened to be made up of DEM
ocrats They had considerable fun at
the expense of the multitude of candi.
dates, who were electioneering all voters
from the country, by informing them
that the lax, levied by the jury was 20
cents per heasl 4..}T ~.
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fts-A5 Q oua recipe for fun is the

fs-A.goua recipe for fun is the fol-
lowing if rigidly carried out: Invite
half dozen boys and girls to your
house when your pa aud ma are away
put half dollar silver piece "a five, ten
or twenty-fi five cent piece will do. In a
dish with inolasses an inch deep in it,
and offer it, to the boy or girl who gets
it out with their mouth The more they
try to get it the more fun there will be'
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HnRsE Saturday night an
iron-grey horse worth upwards Of a
hundred dollars was stolen from Them-
as Grubbs-a poor man living on the
Hendrysburg Pike. II thieves must
ply their vocation, they ought to be q
little more considerate and perform their
kleptomoDia operations upon parties
who are able to endure the lose
Bdrncsville Enterprise
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MEETING OF THE
Bemcralic Central Gmmittee.
February s, 1878.

-A:o:-
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H There is fine favor of the old
time ip letter nbys Mrs. NJ. II.
Schoolcraf, widow of the late Indian
historiap, to the Liberal Christian,
squarely defending Slavery as civili-
zihg and .evangeiizing Institution, and
sharply raiirg sour Abolition Brother"
for his work in destroying if. Mrs
Schoolcraft says .Repeptas c. Tor other
mems sins, which is 4 puritan peculiar
ity7 of eTnsciellce,i demanded that We
shareholders should become beggars for
tue sase or the AboIilipn conscience, in
oppositi n to our own Bible consciences,
that did not regard God as progressive
in His morals or capable of goiGg back
on his own orderss to- take .eur. bonds
men from among the heathen nations
around us. f" A faith and consistency
like this form the stuff that martyrs are
made Of . tisf e2.lS s4GaaG. III
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Emigration Turning,
Cheap Farms i'm Southwest DIissouri

The Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com.
pany offers 100000 acres Of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri at.from
So to Sl2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
lawaabiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis,
Mo. q e. jan14y.
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EArraneements have been made
by parties in WoodsGeld to have Mr.. l.
r. MoRRIs, of Campbel's Station
Guernsey county, come here 10 train o
lot of Pointer and Setter dogs.
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hr ogfc.s "a hereby given that the ceIattns
IN sh p heretofore existing bstwsea lel1
N ,tlnry and B, II. Mallory. knownas. thu
lof John Mallory & Co, ia this day disss]X1
December lt, 1872. by mutual CONSENT tn
lkaowing themselves indebted to the hrm vll
call. and settle on or before ths 1s4 day q
March 1873, or collections will posiyiysly ~
enforced. The business will hereaftev y c4yf
ried on in the name Of B. H.. Mallory. ! y ~
the settlement OF the Arm business
S JOHN MALLORY p CO s.
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The Methodist Society at Grove
Chapel, in Sharon tp., which was bro
ken up by differences OF opinion, be-
tween the members, during the war, has
been resuscitatej by Rev Worthington,
aud now bids fair to become healthy
institution. George Elcher leads the
class.
SAD CisE Wilson .Devolltl, who q
few years ago einigrated from this vi.
cimty to Pettis County, Missouri, while
on business at Sedalia about month
ago, caught the small pnx, and ip tnrn
communicated the contagion to liis wife
and two children. All Of them being
stricken down with the disease at once,
and the community fearing to render the
assistance whichathey required in their
extremity, the husband and two chill
dren died, and were buried by the sick
wife under the snow in the yard, assis
ted only by kind d-heaIted old man,
whose humanity overeame the prompts
ings Of safety Mrs .Devolld was not
expected to recover when the letter
from which VIC derive our information
was Wrltten.sl ftfr51sk ss.ffs- 4lfts. ss..f
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zcoB @ YoHo, Of this township,
bad tg6 Of his fingers frozen on
y Of last week.
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EEsusie Moore, daughter of Mr..

% Susie Moore, daughter of Mr..
Eli Moore, has received d certificate
from the Sunday School Department Of
the NJ E Church at New York She
is the only scholar in the school of this
place that was able to repeat oil the
Golden Texts and Topics included in
the lessons of the past year AS Susie
is under twelve years Of age, this may
be regarded as quite compliment
Bdrnescilie Enterprise ee
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An Ono statute makes it ..the
k<y Of schok directors TO visit the
ol Of the Sub-district at least twice
6ring each term Directors are
2nnd by theih official obligations to fnl
Die requirements Of this provision
low many din gctors in Monroe coun-
] are IN defgllts
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EEIn the case of JOSEPH WEHR vs..
the Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, tried on the 31st ult., the jury re.
turned verdict for the defendant
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EA female ghost amuses itself
frightening the. denizens Of Bull Run,
that portion Of Barnesville lying near
the railroad, West of the Depot.
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Noble County News.
From the Republican, soth ult. |

FROM the hepuoncan, ootn ult
John 5 Holman, prominent MEL
chant of this county whoshas been. dan-
gerously i'll with lockiaw, is, recovering.
The protracted effort at the Al e.
Churchat Sharon resaltsdIia 20 access
ions II the Observation-Disclosures of
the place. taar gsa ~ !f
RFMovALs.-Z. Raineys moves this
week 20 Il farm which he has purchased
near Woodsfeld j.. W. Moselev has
also moved to a farm near Mi,tdleburgh.
On the 9th. Mrs, Oliver Keyser, Of
Sharon tp.. was tapped for dropsy, and
relieved of 33 pounds of fluid This
makes the 4th operation this lady has
submitted to within about year, result
ing in the removal of 120 pounds of
a.. Il r. -
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EF The Ground Hog saw his shadow
ON the ID inst. Six weeks of cold, ,blus
terry weatlscrs g}SbE, ~
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6atwdag, Fe6rMary 5, 1873,

OutuTUuy,- T60TUuTy o, IoTo3
To determine the manner and time OF
selecting candidate for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, to be voted
for on the first Monday in April next,
and to take such action in relation to the
time and manner of holding a, Conven
ton tonominate candidates for county
offices, as they may deem necessary.
The following are the members of the
Central Committee &
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Valentines.

Friday, the 14th inst lis st. Valentines
Day. Valentines Of every description
at WILLIAM SHEUFELE's, at the Barber
Shop. - @
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Ne furnish elsewhere d letter from
Cincinnati Enquirer in which our
leaders willsfnd a detailed statement Of
he PICK sSindle. DR.. PECK certainly
beeds Investigating aThe corruption
E1., i fbakcomes to the country from
5lumbus q as badly tainted with theft,
and bribery as that from the National
capitol We must investigate .sHe must
Investigate, or short will be the race of
our money fro o.n the. vaults in the Tress-
ury to the pockets OF patriots OF the
Dr. PICK stamp The people will utter
IIo complaint should The Radical party
Is Investigated out of existence.
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How TO OUR ToBACco.-Hearth and
Home says the thing to hold iu the
mouth is, d lnouthful Of cold water, re-
newid every few minutes. It will take
away the craving for tobacco quicker
than anything else and is wholly unob-
jectiouable A pine stick is the best of
anything to chew, hnt the objection to
that, and to anything that is chewed,
that it over exercises and weakens the
saiivary glands. In quitting the Gse Of
tobacco, quit at once and not attempt to
quit off gradually:
re- The Board of Directors of the
Barnesville and Woodsfeld Pike com
pany, elected for the, year 1873, consists
OF. John Bradlield, Francis Davis, J. H..
Collins. RIP lThomasn A. C. Thomas,
Robert Claudv aud E G. Adams. The
Board met, January 25ths and organized
by electing r Claudy, President, r z
Thomas, Superintendent, and VIM.
Adams, Secretary. The Board adjourn
ed to meet on the first Saturday oi
April next.-Enterprise.
Gen. j. A Early publishes a contradic
ton of the statement. recently made that
stonewall jackson wps a,h elieserin as
trology, and had calculated his own ina
tivity"
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tHIf candidates we're assessed and
<d this yeaf. ID Monroe County, ac-
ing to the eminent fitness for of
positioS as estimated by them
i, the remainder of the population
"a not hi veto paysa single cent a
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BafnesviAs has plenty Of cases
kenness and very few prosecu-
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gsSHE nnaersignal offers f,r salsths farm us
d whieh he lives Containing ri
TWO HUNDRED & 3EVENTF4t,NE
Acres, three and half miles Moth of wools-
field. known as thi kirkbrido farm. There are
A log house, leg stable. and two los sheep sta
bles on the prenisesgoad orchard; ;Teif wa.a-sd.
and suited for stockor tobacco. = II - ~
For further particulars call on c- address,
JANESC0QfER.
fcb4ml. MHtonsburg, Ohio,
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OUR CLUB AGENTS

The following comprises list Of the.
SPIRITS Club Agents in Monroe County:
Post Office
Hon E. HEADLEY, Cameron.
THOMAS MURPHY, Brownsville.
w H SIMMONS, Masterton.
Ed OKEY d IL ROBINSON, Stafford
j B. Drum, New Castle.
WM. HATHoRN, Trail Run.
ELIAS BARKER, X Antioch.
JOHN M GOODWIN - Sardis.
SIMoNDoRR, Jr., Miltonshurg
c. GEHRs, - Hannibal
F. NJ. AMOS, - 4 Antioch.
A T. GooDHuE & JOHN MALLORY.
J 80 Clarington
P FoLeER l. C YocKEY, Calais.
ALEX BucHAsAN & NJ BUrr, Lewisville
WMs WORKMAN, W Beallsville.
ADAM ARNOLD, - Ozark
E. 6. BLArrEER, < for Switzerland TIP
JoHN GATcHELL, Graysville
SAM'L LaTTx& Jos BIGLEY, for Wayne
township. -
They areauthorized to receive subscri-
bers.. for Gibbs of 10 or more, to the
SPIRIT, at 81 SO per annnm; single sub
scribers oniside zthe county 50 per an
NUN. II. r WEST,
jan2s,'7s. Publisher.
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WMrs Ellen McMechean, aged So,

died on the 24th inst, after a short ILL
ness. She was consistent member Qf
the u p. Church.. and was much re-
spected by the entire community. The
funeral procession was unusually long.
Her remains were inferred in the Pres
hyterian Union cemeleTy.-BeImont
Chronicle, 28th uH. "a ?
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Ii:siy.

ROME, Jan 2S-A roval decree has
been promulgated whereby the State
formally takes possession oi sixteeh
converts in Rome.
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West Alexander Hard Scrabble) has
by no means ceased to; be place of
marrying and giving in marriage. In
1872 one Squire there married eighty
six. one minister forty-one, and another
ten couples. For a small town that
will do very well.
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The PACING Coast.
& t~ @T - wes - q
Fears Of Tndian Ralds.-Captatn
jack n ep0lsed, & 81

Y u zA e ss., 81
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 2s-Thc people
of Yauquiua Bay, Southern Oregon, are
greatly nlartnet, ahd apprehenswe of
Indian raids ahds massacress Af Elk
City the women and children were taken
on board the steamer Ouetta for safety
The men picket Il the town, and are now
building block house. Many families
lave left the place ana gone to Benton
YgD OF }ks s,saepr 5shgssy sS. eapI
tain Jack attacked Col b. m rnar'1f r camp.
at the lower ind OF Tule Like, bpt was
repnlsea losing one, Indian. killed. and
three woiladed.- Al his ,lloIIsss .ssTs
The irpapss Suffered no tossi
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The members of the Monroe County
Democratic Central Committee will meet
a. the Court House in Woodsfield, on
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SrEPHfN PANcoAsr. of Cameron.
5onty, died on the 2sth ult., OF
|p8z Hhd heart disease.
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BiL1P D8ua, resident Of jack
this township, died on the
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,~w n,,,,l;.l, = ,,,,;.s;

kEWe publish a cohrpunicaton id
this issue relating to the extension of the
Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Valley
8 Railroad. The route proposed appears
70 be practicable; and worthy the at
ion our railroad men
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W. P. KNoWLToN's ESTATE.

vNSHE final settlement account Of Richard
n Scott, Administrator of the estate Of WH,
P. Knowlton, deceased. will be for hesring Feb
ruary .l2, 1871. JAS. R. NORRIS,
janS1 '1155wS. Probate Judge NJ. O. o.
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! G. +. 81. E. B,zTEs. Is

rBSHE hnal settlement accountyef JehS
q Guasdian Of Charlotte T. and Jan
Bates. willbe for hearing February 5. 16'
JAS. r. N0RRE
janl4, Tsws. e.
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= 80uf thanks are due Mr. ". S.
LrNcH, Mate of the Steamer Nick Long
worth, for copy of The Ven orleqps
Times Of the 25th ut. slssi =
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SlIbAcribers
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reading natter on our frst and
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Spain..

sMADmD, Jan gs.-Generals Gnns,es
commsndihg.!ie n,yaI tfenpas routed =
large force of Carlist insurgents lct hs
The cureof Sarla Cfiiz ,Tlirly-fse Car.
lists were killed. many wounded aud 70
taken prisoners. "A band under .Cassant
Bare hasalso beeadispersed.. iphe-insure
rhction has been considered crushed .=
80 = l-4s- 44--is>~---- s4--- ; \ s.s..s n
Germany. .bsxy i-a
BERL.s,l .iah. 9s.-THe German Admit
rally have deter.nined to build no more.
largciron-clads at present, but strengthen
the.coast defense by 4 monitors and .,or-
pedoes. 54.v -, .5r.,,
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aRBlank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at this nffiee
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sansr.isss Counis iren,s.

January 81, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
GorporaIlon Notlres.
=. - OIIICh oE IHE Cohslssl1sNkk 0E JCkoksl,

OFFICE or THE CoEMIssIoSER OF JCRoEs,
30 CHANBERs-sT PARK, EBw.YORE, June Il, 1873
NOTICE IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR
~ STATE COURTS.
Applications for exemptions viii be heard here from 20 daily from
all hitherto liable recently SERVING who have become exempt
Those their liability proved pemsnent
will jury enrolment notice. requiring them 70
appear before this Whether LIABLE NOT such notices
be answered n person possible and this Office oD) under
penalties II exempt the party must bring proof Of exemption
liable he also full and person giving FULL and COR
LECTION from the Of FALL. WINTER SPRING 10
B here before the First FALL List sent
teRber. No attention paid TO letters
lists being made Of old and jurorP October,
Decembe)i (JanuaTy March
Is74); aud Spring (Aprl May aud June, 1870.
enrolled" liable and allowed the privilege Of selecting
UST SERVE when called their No
viii be allowed Interference permitted The tines received
from those Business other unable 10 the
selected expenses Of this Office and II unpaid will
person get eIeased here aud Informed that The judges
hereafter will allow merchants bankers eOrs and wealth
and intelligence eyde get excused Om the moderate duty required
Of them
All good citizens viii justice reliable and
respectable and equae their duty by serving promptly when
summoned allowing their subonates ye reporting
attempt bribery evasion and suggesting for enroll
and abseniees
temporarily ILL., aud United States and District Court Jurors ARE
NOT EXEMPT
another 1t also punishable by 6ne
Imprisonment receive bnbe directly nd
relation withhold
false statement and will be fully prosecuted No fees Of
Kind exist allowed In regard notices. and
Gskng receiving giving fee present. will be
rested by and possible punished 10 e full Of the Law.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Commissioner,
Brown Stone Courthouse, Basement, % Chambesst Park
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

Mails Tor Hayt ETC. by the steamship yictsbsrs, close
Steamship sails al 10 a IN. -. - t,toD sed
taken to the steamship naes \,
Supplementary Mails must ee pieRasu' s"rme
stamps As no money will be by the e IN o,
Msu for H.inr N s. h closed al the NeWtert
49, N ana sVss va the New Post 0moe every Fri
m p s,.sIn lis from Portland Ne, on SATURDAY atop
m Due York Friday, att p m -. -. .oins d,e.. will
Le IA b G G ounce Papers cents each when mus' "e PeP'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Goal, &c.

GOAL, So 90; WOOD, $19 per cord, put in
~ cellar; per discount allowed large purchasers Once
SIhaTe Yard, Beyen'hve. between Poryah and Forty
siKth-sts.
SIMONSON & ECCLEST0N, dealers in Le-
~ hgt Mountain and Red Ash Coal Furnace, Crate and
Stove sos Nut 50 o 1000 pounds screened aud delivered
Thirty Ists Branch 0ce 03 West Twenty third ST.
Yard 2 242 West between Broadway and EgbthVe
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
DTCISIONS-JUNE u.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge lnCraham; =
The Nat sl Manufacturing SeOri Currn c ale agt Be
man Elg Iawou sgt The International Irust CO-MOtols
granted Aun Duane aMoton denied Tumble agt Mitch
oiL-Report confirmed.
Supeior Court-Special 7erm-By Judge Monell.-
Posck at Fesy. Hsnbod The North M@oan Railroad Co
br0wnMoOas grt1tei The Bu Heao BANK ag 10
rrrss Naserke Williams sg- MeCabe-0rles granted
Sreyrr al chrereMem for counsel Jones agt NOrwOOt-See
mem Of decision sgt gMOon for reference granted
Tie Hudson shore Rload Co aft HaMoton de-
Wmeurg LestorOrder staying proceedings
Rose srt Lsuber;.-Orier continuing injunction. -
Juls Cur-OIn a The Manufacturers and Builders BANK
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frederick Bowen. age So, of Philadelphia, was ar
rested by Detective Heidelberg Frday night and was afagnea be-
o. u,c Hogan al Police Court Saturday, charged with
~ sron OF c age daughter Of Mrs Susan Brown No.
The prisoner denied the cuaIge anu W" eOo
for examination.
In the Yorkyille Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Couon James Smith Of No. IL East charged
Shn Penny aud Thaddus MACK having assaulted him and rh1
m poke. Of currency. The prisoners held in SOO
Auy Bnchard ant0r OF the ROovelts Hospital mae
complaint Nara o. Gune Of 30 81 Lewt charging her
M b.yuc stolen linen from the Hospital The prisoner
bad been patient The Hospital aud upon leaving committed the
heft sic lrli S5O0 bail
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
..1r1ArnRk ALMANAC.

400 Sun ,et 7;9o Moon nses'''''' J;i'
'' ''''' pioHw rms pAT-L
H.. kbT Cove Island 6s32 Hell Gate ferry'' G2
'N'' aisH THIS Dbv-P. n - a. ~,
uo. - GtG Cows Island ... T:3O Hell Gate FerrT p;l
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
OFFICE o BOARD BICIsE, No. 2J9 MULBkHRILr,t
EEwYOkK May 90 1873
INHE BOARD of Excise In and for the City

'I1E DOdIU OI EAClSt Ill anu LOT Ine IlIy
and County Of York give public notice that they will
Applications and Issue License for the Sale Of Spuous
Liquors Wines Ale and Beer accordance With the Laws Of ihe State
rates Of Loense established this Board via
CLASS for 6nteAIs Hotel Restaurants Saloons ke tho
Of = $50
CLASS sseondesss Hotels Restaurants Saloons &c, tie
% $3.50
For all other places where strong snd spnuoas liquors
sold and drunk upon the premises, the Of . 100.
CLASS Fot stOkeeIers druggists and all places where strong
and syntu0u liquors sOd In quantities than gallons
tine, and not drunk upon premises the sDm u $50
CLASS For all places where Ale and Beer only sold
strong or sDiHtuous Wines Liquors. the Of 80
The Of the Pee each accompany the
phcsuOu
Parties receiving be furnished eopy The Law
regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors. and asc1 compliance there
with VIII be- required
attention directed 10 the provisions Of the
closing the Sabbath. aud from 10 a. NJ other days
Lcen granted PfOpneo places used
Prostitution Gambling other immoral unlawful purposes
Applicants viii please appY In the following order
From the h a. 81 i 5h, and Oh Wards from June to June
inclusive
inclusive
Prom l2h 18Th Ih 18Th l6t and l7A Wards from Jupe l6
June q. inclusive.
From ish lo 2O 2s pa WARDS from June q to June
g. inclusive.
also given that book for the registry complaints FOR viola
hOns Of tht Excise Law tN been opened 10 hs OAee.
No person authorized receive payment account Of this bosd
eIcrut IT ONES AMI Gurux Once
Odoe hours from g. IA. 70 M.
No money Teeeige1 after p N .
JAMES STEWART. (comm,soser
j1IE L. Yooaiis' OfLEe's
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
DEPARTURs or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY Irrr 2a

MONDAY. IUSE q.
Thomas Brazil The Argentine Republic West Indies
etc by Steamship OntanC close Steamship
n iorl Per No. - y. X
TUESDAY. JUEK a.
Mails To- Havana onlF steamship Wilmington, close p
SuppeBes ay Mail on No lJ y. r. i closed 2:5J p
EteaHGlID BJs al y. IN. from Pier NO " ~ H.