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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

circumstances where although there real danger
the prisoner not actuated by any design TO effect
death but acted upon erroneous ideas as to the
of pftoI-under circumstances where you say there
no rear danger in such ease theking being entirely
without design the law will justify a conviction in the
fourth degree
But on the other hand. II you como TO the conclusion
that the prisoner shot In selfdefense while Fisk Ia
the act Of attempting to commit murder upon his per-
SON. then he Is entitled 10 an acquttal.
or. you satisfied that Fisk made the assault with
intent TO do him bodily harm with pistol under
the circumstances described by him, he being IN posi-
ton where retreat substantially cut OF having
reason 10 fear apparent imminent danger you viii be
justified In acqutng the prisoner Give the case your
careful examination.
Gentlemen this case has occupied public attention
long enough; II ought to be disposed of. jury OF
twelve men must decide 10 some time. Justice must
await their verdict. ask You therefore, 10 make up
your minds ~ the evidence satisfies conscences
and dispose OF this Ivy verdict Give II your calm
candid consideration spare effort fully 10 Investigate
all the evidence ana come " cloar rational conviction
rs 10 the true verdict which should be gwen. have not
talked upon the question of public feeling, or or
private Sympathy; those arc considerations mat ought
not 10 al CO us. Sitting here TO administer
Justice effect upon the accused the effect upon his
large circle of excellent friends, only subject that
should make act with and caution but without
h6sG ton, where the evidence constrans us 10
We cannot help but feel it deeply-a will feel IL
deepyf the result OF your conclusions be Ihlt I'M
prisoner shall be convicted OF capital onense we
shall sympathze with the circle Of friends thit
surround him. but, nevertheiess, In such ease OUT
sympathios are not TO walk off with us. When you
look this evidence you VIII recOHeet tha II YOU aI
satisfied that the prisoner IL guilty. the consequences OF
that guilt attached 10 his act by yO nor Nv tne
court. by the law; the law alone ~ fespohsDle
The consequences, both to himself aud 10 Others are
only traceable To- single source. and that ~ his own
yioation of tue law IT, on the other hand, You can
come ~ conclusion that he ~ entitled to your YER
dict of acQmltal, and that tishes your cOnseehces
under the evidence In the case, then 1t VIII oe as
matter Of course peasaner duty TO say hat thah 10
tho other verdict =.
But n win be nevertheless in that case duty what
ever any may think OF It, Act imp1rti1Ily act upon
the evidence fairly, justly, conscienti0usly'
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MIR. TREMAIN's EXCEPTIONS.

The charge beng finished, MI. lfemah took
the following exceptions:
To the charge that II Fisks death was accelerated or
occurred urematurcy by Of mistake ~ MS phy
scians the prisoner was Justly chargeaDc Herewith
that morphine he the OF death 10 by no means fol
lows TINT the prisoner is not O. ho convicted"
Cept0n TO the condemnation ny the Court or what u
termed emotional insanity and That Tue evidence on
tho nuestiau OF the prisoners insanity "Wds very
moagcr," Mr. TTemain cOutoudng IL was matter solely
Tor the opinion o. tne }95 M rnagsnd that
hut MI Andrews testified to the Iris"ners ~,
Court said he had reference solely 10 the prsoners con
duct in relation 10 the shooting
Tho defense also objected to delusiOns generally
accompanying insanity; the excitement OF the prisoner
aid not seem 70 be deluslye, hut based upon reality
The replied that nc aluici particularly 10 threats
ami fears Xpcsod 30 persons alleged u DC following
An exception was also taken to the ruling that the late
change the statute defining murder dd not aitel ts
Mr. Tremain reminded the Court that il had not al
luded TO the evidence of Andrews, BXhy, McL1ugln,
Bailey StObO, Smith, and Ingrlhlu IN regard i0St0kes
approach 10 the Grand Central Hotel as bearing upon
the preparations he was making 20 20 away. The Court
sa.dthe jury would remember the evidence
Mr.. Ircmdln also called attention TO the TACT mat the
Court used the expression There Is no dispute That
Fisk was killed"
Judge DAVIS said he intended 10 use the word
"WOunded." NJ. Trcmain excepted To the remark OF
the Court that the fact OF the witness li failing to see
any one at the time OF the shooting was OF no great
weight IL for the Jury TO say to what weight IT WAS
entitled The Court so CHARGED.
able jealousy NJ Stokes by Fisk proper cOusdcra
ton Tor the jury whether Stokes was inspired by
revenge.
Mr. TTeman. who excepted 10 the remark that the
Jury should require evidence before they should pre-
that had made holes In the cloak for the
purpose OF fabTcatug evidence aud asked the Court 10
charge that II was the duty OF the prosecution TO SHOW
In regard the holes IN the cloak that II - M the same
condition that 10 before the shots fired.
This the Court declined 10 do, and MI Tremain eX-
cepted.
MT Treman asked the Court 10 charge that II the jury
believe the holes in the cloak, other than the four
through which II Is claimed the fatal shots were tred,
were not made by either Que OF the woh bullets hred ny
the prisoner fact tueTe being such holes IN the
cloak would Do proper evidence for the jury To consider
tending 10 show that OF the four hoes re0d on
by the prosecution might also have been made before
the parties met tine staircase. The Court told the
Jury tncv would consider of course any evidence upon
that subject. See STreHfh pd1e
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CATTLE MARKEr.

Brr,lIO Oct 29-CArrLK-Recepts TO-DAY, including
orted sVe Sl8 making tbe receipts Tor the
TIN, fat 1901 bead 1873 eaagus 339 for the ns
seek hgh; eeps and anticipated arrivals With deduction
fe xhs the narket be hyey last weeks
pee. feeling busyant the quality Of the stock Of superior grade
r,nsas from 9s0al4S4 dse To- 800 bead Ohio steers
FROM l0iOdl4i5 10. 81 ass IS 256 head IEdsns
si.es ranging O396 6G3 u, at 81 IS q$8 so a head
Kenueky sesft svesng l34S at 50 Sos 80 head Tsran
averaging l72 b. "a 10; 100 heed Michigan steers
from OBJ 1l, 800 b. ~ 80 SO 30 so.
to-day 900 head, making the
thus - 800 head asap 1900 head for the
vet 10. marks. active Al u decline all grades
Osnsd, Lambs $685. 62 Canada Sheep, S5d$5 81 Michigan
Sheep IS 1884
HoG-Recepts to-day 900 head natng the total suppr for tbs
well 10 700 bead for the
resi market dragged at lo6lbG per pnees;
upeor quality sales OF 500 bead Ohio Indiana
and Illinois Hofs ranging from lSS to 25o 10 81 40a 65
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CIVIL NOTES.

The firm of w. g. j. Sloane - sung the
NewJersey Southern Railroad COMPANY, Ia the snprnme
Court for the recovery OF debt NJ sls7 ~ win IN
erest from June 80 1873, and IN attachment h' 'sSu
against the Comptuys property.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day in the case OF Unan against Thomas MURPHY az
Collector OF Tins port in which action was brought 70
recover an alleged Of duties plid under piOf
Judge Woodruff decided that prospective protest u
not valid under existing laws.
In the case of VIM. Il. Dinsmore, as Presl-
dent OF the Adams Express Company, against Lucy ID.
Fisk for the purpose OF foroclosing NOR cage executed
by John C. Sares. OF the plaintiffs. Oh April 2 1871
for the sum $4,000, with interest fInm me daJ,
thereof, upon the premises known as NO 81 "e-t
Tweuty-thrd-st.. Judge Barrett Yesterday made an
order appointing Richard C. Bomish guardian an tuep'
of Minnie r. Morse aud Rosie &. NcrS-, iuiants lm-
pleaded with The defendant, Lucy FISK
The hearing of the testimony IN The Null
ford Martin contested will was RESUMED yesterday
before Surrogate Hutchings. Mrs. Sarah j. Walker
daughter OF the testatoT, crOss-cx lmned very
miuutely by Mr. Gerry as TO conversations that bad
taken place with father In regard 70 the disposal OF
his property, but nothing new was gwen. paper
purportlpg bc in the hdndwing OF the testUor ana
giving hs estimate Of the vuo OF hts personal property
about s1l9 O0o admitted In evidence nhder keep
part OF the proponents The nearing OF Inc
testimony was then adjourned until next Thursday,
Nov G. De witt Lockmau Il Kip Tor the pfOronehtS,
aud gideon J. Tucker, Henry II. Andersen, and John NJ
Marin tor che contestants.
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CRIMINAL. NOTES.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Aps S m a Of $50. 500 70, aue rcyoScr and wn,h
HeHIy iqhn also seaman on he same See ailA a.
euy containing Go from Peter Keran Of no. 81
The case of John c. Wallace, one of the sailors
Keepers indicted for memeino set Tor
M Yesterday IL General sessions and :. me elae 81 yo1s NJ
McRcop also made motion nat at ne evidence 40
saidth joined hin ia that notion
A motion was made in the Court Of General Ses-
Ws1 ,g sSa s rr1 s C1aIs oola case that he
5a he 5do5 .. ~ Resaer H1cter "a he ad Tia
haze c e.s Set for ,4 o. the early
possible
In tho Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Judge Shande Mar, Herbert Va. hs o 'tnSoa On q
No 80 Arthur small and william Coates were com,
No. ~ caoS,,t on he i'd saa
le1 10y td,l for stealing go1Paei chain Of inc value Of % from
owen Monahan Of No. 4sJ seeondaVe
At the Court of General Sessions Yesterday, before
Reeore 9ee sasi o,2e H90s g ~ ne :i sr e
benjamin Dansu lar Of No 100 Pr<s sll:r, boarding house q
Sng prisoner, pleaded guilty James Hhsr boy Of ,tesh7E
eaaary brit worth s.. n NJ 3o7 West 0R ooI
600 s on ,rg 10 s2Snte Pfson tye earsi Le9s Ben.
en stealing S02 worth Of woneni Wearing apoae rom koora
Va4e' hGLip 30 al Eaa .en6,hst on Aug 2i-Sate
Prison years; John Grsn beaEg int to premise, "
iG' and seai5g 81 $50 woth Of esefy ald clothing
s sd Pns'5 n ~ ysl Eo IN w, ,s
Aug . knile and jsEe Peuitenary x aonths
prisoners have heretofore been tFd aHd con
vrt have guilty heT have been ranled and
we're ycsien follows: sarah Me- irt el on Oct
Of House Reflzci John PeutenY
and William skue convicted Oct p Of aenrrnenoy an
Skuy the State Prison Id
via Daseu5ury % pleaded g under ilse
W ense. State years james Hnsh and larc hcG,h
20 ade guilty euy Hughes scot e the sat Prison Tor
2a Mcrah for .u tine o 1kef j. jewell Hb0
Of violating the Ga milling laws Of lSbl last Nelhe'
in the Coart OF General sessions amoton Sas mal " Pgte MITCHELL
bis use Yesterday tra h ground o. newly discvecl
evidence base " defendant, who that be
proiuc evidence effect that he not At The gamuu--
house ou toe day proved 1a (F D. ie action tencd
Recorder Jc-
t.r, 20 pay $50 inc paid
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limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Ono. 47-Stil agt Huldcko-
per e. u Court for the Wem District Of Penn
damages Of the deadans IN error
alleged ch Of employment made by them With the
PLAINTIFF them certain o lands IN Feuaugo County, fenn
The land Excl $4,000 aud The deed mid in
escrow delivered payment Of the price lie found purchaser
until Dis tine hal been extended Tls purchaser made
the purchase In four Meanwhile veil
nrOiabe OF the land, a1d before expiration
OF the four dsv, the defendants 10 r1oked ne au
bony Of the .pdntG TIE suit sought the
m damages the tie difference between tie
of rnd AID ar the discovery u OIL pnt1 cmt12 that @
was OPTIONAL property himself procure purchaser he
had vested ur, could no. be Df b. the acI that e
vas not limited tie last instance The court below held
that h contract vested interest IN the panuI
and ryehabe The option Of the owners and
The Judgment wa, against him, and o further TIA: the
tract Obligated sell for cash. when 10 fact he bal so1 on credit
IL such reoAao there beng
the court erred holding vested eonc IN the nd ali in
ug 70 instruct that Tor csl. h-r Hvltui AMI
Guthrie r pandhi IN error ". ID. Dsvd-e opposed
Cattsrln the trrut bonft Tor
District tiuOistatLn .ue D. executor Cn4rr
tie laws Alabama for violation 81 Ms ust IN selling
Confederate b. which passed away ron TIE
b.neeGre consideration The ce'elsc shat IN acco1
had and the executor uichaei hV tie proper Ff0a o
aud that tber no hr ihe Court
scsan. defense. and the CONES here VI 10 as niAc
tLst the entire proceedings Probate cat nlhy
the Confederate states the Judge o He Ia ea
the that government IN rpy It y sii hat
while would lend its all 20 euoce contract =
give which intended 20 and The rebellion. tLey WI
lsauratgd transaction between an
government though f0uno'4
T!umbgl appellants +. Phillips for appellee
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SHIFTING INTRLAIGENCK
PORT OF sBw -IORK......... 9.

PORT OF INV TORK..... ............"0cr 20
CLEARED.
sSaaP CITY Of Galveston, Rowland Newoflean H. Maoy
Steamship Tn,ter,s Ernst Noro Oh Dominion Steamship Co
s,ss9sS 8 s ZINC Mecrs Ion Gnsne au,uru Co
Ship Freedom Norton London Ihomas yenasms s9ns,
GOea Fleece OBJ Rhodes BhSeso"a' &C. H. ITo"Snases
Bark Cato So Anderson Queenstown for orders Teeas BOct-
BARK Ky wOgscr.On Ger Peters Cork for orders Puaeh Edrss
BsT Ibfo al DsAioi.o Co or Yarmouth slocovh Co.
BarI Qaattro Feh ua RsGo. Cork ~ Falmouth, soesve
Hinton xbS Gssss'tsI Eas TaPsh ESs,
bari Eber NuLI Gurreb for orders, sloooueh Co.
B ,1 St b Ss re Campbell Rod,3 PuSS Ess Co
ssh Mary os,e Gh M'ansiS9; y T. zSBsar s 5.
Sehr Ceeie PeHae Para, Ia b Amsinek x Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Harold Haarger Nor Sund HAVE sc, l3 day., VIII
an cty Of San An.ouo Pennington Galveston Oct 90 and
Keg West 2ith, with mdss. and pas 70 G. H. Mallory Co
amop IT5sDS E slss:so CIV c Point and Norfolk
steamship KAa Savannah Sth dse add paS 70 W.
Steamship Hutsvle CrOse Savannah with ndse and ssA
Bsts Foretc YOr) Ch.i'n,eu Gloucester 30 aaE' ballast.
CeyIoa of North Shells, CKton Liverpool 50 days 10 tsi
stg Ys1or, Rond, tof Nassau Hhrsop cdenA 10 days @
sclr Laura Pride of Turks ln Alexander MaraeaOo "a days
from the Bar 80 DAYS. with coffee. &c.
Halliday. Van Cieaf FernandinA, Fla II dAy sh
sSr Carrie s. Webb Homu Georgetown s. c. d'ys Ii naval
seSr Albert Thomas. Rose Georgetown DC
schr. L. T. KIRK, Cole, Alexandra.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
gosrov Oct 29-Arryel steamship Achi les from Philadelphia
Oct. 29-ArrTd, ship Julia from fIlaiellhaf
bars Georga Liverpool steamships san Salvador and Mont
gome e. " Lord, from Phajepba haragoss.,
rom baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
orrrysrowv Oct 29-fbe Cunard Line steamship Prs Wat
.o from 10 for Liverpool, arrived leTe at O'clock
SorTa,SIroy Oct, 29-The North Loyds Line steamship
Dra1 Neypaber from Is touched here oY aud
ec r Bremen. The steamship Mosee from AnsaA anc " es'
Indian ports has also arrived here
MEMORANDA.
The Pcons B parymve Tor HeNYork which pot bscs o
Nr a. b. Oct 2l with damage by collision nto q
II o. u 2Oh Of Flint Island By steamship which crossed me bars
b5 crossed again. carrying tie Ps o"oom ooN-
spah aud s.eH
QUEBEC 29Thc sehr Minnie Jewell from Quebec of va
yapa loaded with lumber M P0ul C. large guam
az Tie LEmusratrce, ron cufhee
Prince Fdwar Island ashore tie Mlcgne totl
vrecs The Mary Labrador for Queue Nth h asho"
probably total loss IL blowing gale to day WIN
BsrB Ne Oct 2oThe u the schr Witch Of the Wave be
reported wrecked the Cuce all landed In say TIE
: total loss.
CAPE MAY n j. Oct 29-The sehr Annie Mage from Boston or
Phlaip parted her chains Loot her anchors md ashore nrAr
landing the Bay during heavy nofb Wet gaze S
morning; she lies easy and Will be got o.
SPOKEN.
Bark Wakes "a from Boston Aus II, for Mebouue no date lat
OCT 4 lat 80 a. long 40 bark Hemiahl ISor ron Bristol for
Sept Is lat IS 49, long SO IL brig p Munson from New YORK
Oct 8 lat 80 long 10 brig Clement DAM from Malaga for
IFor LATEST Ship Ee,cs Serenh Paq-.l
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DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. Ocr. 80.

NAL, via Plymouth Chebourg and Hsnburr
Wcsipbshs close at ~ NJ suppsmeas Mat desOle.
printed 10
y N. Steamship ss from foot Of rhird-I Hobot-a
MALI drvet bv the Of Hssana close
Supplementary Mall for double postage letters printed
closed 81 the rss0nee 2;40 steamship saiss
q 3 D from Pier No. 3F.R
FRIDAY. Ger 81.
For German mall via sen nv the steamship wsshisgeh mails
SOs ian steamship ssis at oU the zoos Of FourtA.
Huboken.
Sevfoundssu elose Psstonos de-.
/ q D. a. VIA HalfsI
Mai for Hahhr ~ close. the Ss-rOrt Pos,ohes ever
isy al p n, add goes wa Boston
SATURDAY. Nov. l.
hrs for the ua'sd Kingdom oaly via ouseso-u and
e steamship Oceanic. close at ll3Os Supplementary Mall TOT
Double postage ee printed matter closed the roromee
at p steamship sails al nom White star Dock Pa
vonia Perry. Iersry Clu
Mails o the Continent Of Burope via Bremen, BY The steamship
Hsra4np elOse ~ Supplementary Mall Tor doabs pcsssTe
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MECHELLAs DEATH SENTENCE.
THE MURDERER or UNITED STATES MARSHAL srI
VENOM SENTENCED TO Blk nANGEDl

THE MURDERER OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL STE
vENsos SENTENCED TO Blk HANGEDi
In the Hudson County Oyer and Terminer,
Jersey City Jacob Mecheia. convicted Of having muir
dered United States Marshal Stevenson in jersey CITY
In July last was brought into court yesterday morning
The interpreter told to ask the prisoner what he
had to say why sentence Of death should not be pro
nounced upon him. Mechea raised hls head and said
-Tney kill me They kill mel Why they no kin met
Judge Bede then spoke substantially ~ follows:
The Jury have found Mechella guilty Of killing John
Stevenson His counsel have defended him with ability
ana discretion and the Court Is satisfied with the YER
diet No other would met the requirements OF the
law or the evidence The deed was very savage one
The hasty conduct OF the victim tno DAY before the
killing may induce another tribunal 70 commute your
sentence. The Court pitles YOU and prayr that you
NAV pe forgiven above The Of the Law 10 that
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DECIsIONs-OCr. %.

Supreme Court haWbTs-By Judge Barrett
In cer0ran Of james Cassidy Application Tor bail de-
MED Ia apoutmcn Of trustee &C. estate OF Mar
seScm counsel In the application Of A.
= Seym0u-iep0it confirmed and judgment granted In the matter
&c Of Acker Salomol.-Mcu for counsel
SuptriOr COurI-Specidt Iefm.--By Judge Van NOrst
-Wemyss al ag Pmung'on q denel ordr entered
Trsdrrs DEPOSIT Company Pratt C0rMoon duiei
Parish act Cois. Yo Dsly PA M3nucaers National Bank
ag Foley anoMoton granted e order entered spyer
si sat MO0 granted The Gotta Pescla aud Rubber
Company azt BehngerM1uon granted. Sanford sgt Jackson
Order Tor OF Fl cent Iadesneh
National ag OryerOr Tor Judgment for plaintiff on dmnr-
rer Hawkins Hswkns Stein agI behoIe itlgerad Az NC
Cafrev vt Central Railroad Company OF NegJelse Fcsls
ag ROLAND stanton gt NbitDeck sni a1oOrieTs Rrsaed
Common Pieqs-SpeciGi I6rBt-By Judge Robinson.
coutinue injunction lene AM order
for temporary vacated with sgt sdelnlue
beng dissolved
by Judge Laremore--Sash ag. Observation-Disclosures allowed
Marine COurt-Cham6ers--B Judge Shea.-HOtf-
Be-Boh denied With $40 costs % The p nf
seheuk Allen and anoAnsger irregular and set aside
plaintiff
Hlb0On.MOOu without
either 1try the calendar vi Part H.
Nov. COIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES With the Clerk Of special
Term lor counsel granted, the al
RalsteuModon grntsi sui the
placed calendar Part for Nov TO- With $40 costs
motion to plainiG Altman sqt CoriL-Orler settled
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letters and printed matter closed q. the PosOme S"
Ssswsbip ssis At 2 o M from Of Third ST. Hocosen
Mai, Tor Pr,nrs direct Brest sDo Havre BY ibe
gnrope close at ~ " steamship sails at m h"h r' w.
J0NR 80 80. -. q, . d m
Masof Rev West by CITY ofs hnonio cos " "
seamshp Ens az 3 o iprn Pier 80 20 r. X
FUNDAf nov. 2
An Mails clos 20. N, o@tVnee " "l'' wv"
Id. 10 | A.
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CALbNDARS-rHis OA,


SrPEEsE CorRr-CHAxBERs-BARRETr J-Nos 81 l3l, LIZ
1855. IA l54, 100. III Call, l72
GEsER1L TRKa.-AijJurnet until Nov D.
SPECIAL TERN.-Adjourned until Nov. D.
CIaCUfr-PART L-Siofes case.
CtKCtfT-PARr IL-So CALENDAR
CoUKTTAL TRRa-Paus and IT. adjourned for the
teTp.
1uHr oF COMMON PIEn-TRisL TyRs-PART L-DALI, Ch J.
Nos 1918 1851 24O5 25JS 1868 1913 1873. 1iDi 1882
2Ol1 2OI2 1889 2245 PAPA 500, 1854 G9, 321j l9Ij.
PARr Ii.-LAEKENoRK. J-Nps. 1898, 23a5. 1912
EQgIrr rrRA-J =. DAILY, J-Adjourned until Nov. ).
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you. Jacob Mechella, be taken by the Sheriff pack
whence yOu eame there TO stay unti rriusy; W. =,
tween the hOnrs OF 10 a. and D. D' there 20 y,
hanged by the neck until you are dead ana may "ou
have mercy upon your soul
The prisoner. who exhibited feeling. was then re-
moved to the Jail
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Do Uhom II man 2oueern

DOCK on STRUCTURE. Fistula, Piles, Impo-
IDsss The ucner.uvs ors.us BY HENRY DANIELS.
n D., l4t Leriastosaye. h,sei Tor 70 eessa
DERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT will find
splendid chance - MAKE MONEY sboNlg lane AMI
valuable CArouo. the OLD oAKES BUCKET
yearly subscriber 10 DEMOGkSrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE s3S
Brs.assr Ne~.YorL
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMA Ell
Nrw.YoRK. Wednesday. Oct. %. 1873.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Oct. %. 1873.
The condition of the business in all depart
nepts under this head remains previously reported.
At The sale held at Messrs Barker Chases City Auc
ton Mart and NJ Y. Tatersas the stock brought to tho
ban,rncr was al sDosel OF AZ follows:
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nses. 90 30 hoop S'.''' WV
q n'v-a
s,p, Hool 30 Gov isano.... 1901 Asn 'ae Fs' 90
rsfs Dsy-P
3O2 Cove lsapd 3Si Hell 0ais Fen'' 49,
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On Thursday, the 3O,h mrt, at 10 A. M, large sale OF
work-horses trucks read wagons, etc, rs M'lr & W.
Barker Jl Barker ~ Chdscs at stables NO 6I5 HUDSON
St, corner OF Jancsr.
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foan Omcs.

A MEXICAN 0FFICE-735.-Utmo value
IA LOANED Diamonds Washes. J.werr Sissrss Ind.
IH BARRNGEIt 75S broadway.
MO. 1,267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
Room B-PMer LAas branch No l2O1 Broadway hoIy
loaned dianoaa waAes eNsry ke Same 6cugh and ss
MO. 1,191 BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ yLLKS Coral Dtancss Watches Jew
sy dc Ia niea on storage ati advanced required Ne
l9l Brosd~. near rweHiy-elsatsst
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THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY


THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds limited 10 $4,000 to the
mile, to close out the loan.
A LONG STRETCH OF ROAD, INCLUDING THE NEW
JERSEY SECTION, IS FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY From Oswego east
ward TIE ROAD Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION for
long distance short gap in the construction OF
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEW York TO OswEGo. Ol the In
complete section the masonry and grading are mn
ished and ballasting and track-iaying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon to an
nounce THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE ROAD OF
THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-YoRK TO Os-
wEGo.
These Bonds, in our judgment, possess in marked
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND Liberal INCOME
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished
For SALE or exchanged for Government and otnes
securities at their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co,
Financial Agents Of the Company, No % Nsssau-st'