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, 1873-09-20

Further from the Constitutional Conl-
naission.-proposltion to Tax Local
Property OF Eorportttiona-Onntoi
Il 01af tE&ll 0C4laflExs

Furtl,or from the eQonstlttatiof,n1 Cona-
naission.-Proposition to Tax L0cnf
Property OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
plated AdjonFnAcnt ,Fill OctObefs
Snecta, Dtspatot to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, M.ch., Sept. 1o,-1nqulry is to bo mado
into tic nroprioy Of authorizing corporations for the
improvement of informal nayigatlon also. into the
n1netlioncy Of allowing married women 10 bar thoir
right Of dowor by decd releasing dover as efocs'l-
ally "a by iontute bcforo marriage.
william Montgomery, Of Hillsdslc memo.alized tho
Comisaon suggesting tho proprioty Of taxing church
property. Tho metnoriaat also regards n1einruon OF
county faru1B from taxatlou as an injustice ana %
o1taiung oxra taxatton for Bchoot dlatfcs anu 8n-
VIZ H., Purrotae,s' NJ coo, aa considered. provtsos
wero added, allowing tho formation Of connties
from islands adaccnt to tho State; authorizing tue
Legislature TO provide by law for THO appointment Of
sowng two guperots e VI
lagca Of 900 inhabitants.
4 long aud aomowhst confused 1obate took place On
Noaaaugh desired authority for taxing local property
Of corporations for local purposes. Mf. Jerome on-
posed he Pe "a key tS rr Son1G s
chartors, Nr. Pond thought that tho propositions
eonactea with 90 constitutional policy Of sRoca1o
sna ' ns e ss ss ss 10 e'sy xo1f
justice. Judge Upaon offered auetitute, providing
for spooino taxation Of property uaed
Al amendment was finally adopted to this general
oeot In tho debate on tho Judicial Department, the
clause providing that Judges Of The Supreme oonss
atr,lek out eylontly because the Supreme Court baa
work enough Of ts own. Tho number Of Circuits Wa.
be 5f Of a
| cult for overy Increase Of l0o, ,0o0 population
There Ia aomo talk Of adjourning as tho ond Of nox
don win 1eassonlhlo md conclude ita delbcratione
after tho revised Constitution has oeon put In printed
form. =.
| Mnni7Ay.
, 1873-09-20
River and Cunul News.

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLF, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-BnAnepH Ling been exceed;
twenty-four hours. Tho prop Illinois arrived nEht
from tho Henry Dam this morning, and this eycntnH
dtpartol, towing the ca1al-repairer No. T. Light aud
tho boat AraDia with rough atone for the Henry DAM
1asaod into tho canal for Utica. Tho canaboat san,-
rock, with lumber for porut md tho Arabia, with
rough stono for Tho uonry Dam, passed out OF tho
can1l Eight foet inches Of waor on tho mitrc-Bill
Of Lock No. 15. No report Of tho Bago Of water be-
low.
CANAL OFFICE, Chicago Sept ID p. m.-An.
n1vEp7Anlrew Jackson 'oca cLasae. e.2oa . gu corn
accs $500 bu corn, 122 bu barley $500 bs 1nerchan
digu Board OF Trade, Marscnles, 900 bH corn On
tarIo sencca, gc00 hui Thunderbolt, Lenont, 80
boyer, Lemont 60 yls stone; Augusta, Lernont,. 30
yds stone; Rescue. Icmont, IS yda Btono Con. Ms,
phorson, Lemont. Us yda atono; g. 4 T., 1emont, y
yds stoun Martin Hogan, Lcmont 85 yts stone CIV.
nel, Sag, 50 yds stcno: prop South Shore, Willow
Springs At yB gravel; Charles stoel, Willow SPRING.
90 yds atono Sligo, Willow 6prngs, 40 tone Ice; j.
Harrington. Willow spring1a 1 4s tons ieo; rh%nis
Morris, e.ooo bu corn. 1900 lbH seed
C1EAnED-sligo, Willow sprtngs T. T. Sherman
Willow eprings; Prop %nap, Summit: Dig 81 San :
Iosfper X, 6sk rrAs h15a a os
Seneca Angola, Lasae, 3,957 # lumber; Monitor
Morsia j. Durchard Laallc, 950 059 It lumbor, 90 n
shingles; Cushuan Joliet, 49, los It uuber 10 N ath
81 al N hth Ieviathan, Peru. 50, ,7o5 II lumber.
| CHICAGO sopt 19.-Eyentug- -AnnIyED-aon. Roee
crans East Morris, $50 tons coal ]. D. Leonard Sou
ccs G.00o bu corn Morning Light, Ottawa, $500 b'
$3.50 bu corn 0alone, Willow Springs, 63 tons Ice
| Prop Wasp HunlInlt, 35 ydH stone.
| CLEARKD-T. nyburu. hfarsciles, ,o68 It lumber
Zimmerman, Joliet 12o tons coal; opopdaga, Joliet
| D1 .B41 It lumber.
, 1873-09-20
CREDIT MOBILtER.
Further Consideration Of the Case in
Observation-Disclosures of Eynrts'
Theory of u1nconstitutfonnlity
Injunction Partially Dissolved

Further Consideration Of tho Case in
observation-disclosures OF Eynrts9
.rheory of Unconstitutfonnlity.
Injunction Partially Dissolved.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
HAnrronp, CT, Sept. 1o.-Io the Credit Mobilior
case on tho opening Of court thB morning. Mr. Perry,
Of the Government counsel, concluded his nrguout,
combating strongly tho theory Of uncauetiuhonatty
advanced by Mr. Eyarta. Judge Curtis, Of Boston,
concluded tho argument for tho defendants. He held
TINT thocaso was uncofstutiona and thorefoyc voId
because unequal in ita application. Tho net which
authorized tho suit violates tho cl0uBo OF
the Constitution which says, "no 1nnn shall bo de-
pved Of life, Hborsy, and property without duo proeeaa
ponso upon certain ottzens, md thus 1eprivea them
ot het property Tho9s due @ Of w oaage
Cours whore suit should 10 brought.
Mr.. Dartots thon opened the argument for M tho
Union Pacific Gu tho demurrer. No claino1 TINT tho
bi altogether nnlufarous, asido from what this
oct authorized. uo was anawered by htr. Ashton aud
bricy Closed for tho dcfondants, aud Mr. Bartlett
moved for dissolution Of tho injunctfons which was
p'N' e' lTo ths As.oetatsd Press.l
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 1D.-In tho Credit Mobilier
suits this morning. Judge porry concluded his argn-
suits. suits Tho 49, counsel for tio 0ovornment presented
general considerations, TO Dlow that tho pea of un-
torty as Il Is lew and estraordnary. They Contend
that there is no vested right in nnybody who haa
wrongel the Government, or ia charged with having
wrongod It, to bo sued iii ono judicial district aud mol
| in nnothor; especially when such supposed right
would amount 10 right Of exemption from suit;
Judge Curttn, Of Boston, reped for the defendants
| aud tho hearing on motion to dismiss closed.
! Deuurrcrs then carno up ani the Hon. Sydney Bart
lott, Of boston, opeued for tho defendants. In tht
afternoon session. Assistant Attorney-deneral Ashton
who has recovered from bis attack OF vertigo
appeared, aud s now replying.
iIAnrFonp Conn.,, Sept. 1o.-Aftcr Mr. Ashton hat
concluded, tic Attorney General mado short ergu
mcnt, holding that thu Union Pacific Railroad Com
pa,ly were not only agents Of tho Government whic1
bud provided money for public good, bnt their Eoa
lad Docm violated. Ho said ho looked for decision
that would 10 more good in railroad matsors TIM
| all Legislative cnactments. U0 wna followed by JudR
Curta, for dcfendsnts who hold tint the bill was mu
tifArios involving PARTIES not legally to DO brough
in, It was arranged that certain ln1unctous shoul
bo modified, und tho Court adjourned.
Thta olosea tho Credit obilier for the rrcsen
Tho decision will probably be given az soon 81 reached
| hit HAT tiun iR uncertain.
, 1873-09-20

Collector uarpor in which Bnitt Hwcars TINT there y
ue and nncoi!colcd from distlcrs In the Springfield,
Ill.,, DiAtrct, about $139 600. .-
Oryilio j, Btowoll saB to.day appointed Internal
Rovonuo Btorekcopor In she Freeport District.
[To tho Assoefatsd fress.]
ptIAn1Hs NEFuTKD.
wAanmaron Bort months ago nsnn, H.
lion. nichard D. Morrick, ono Of our moat prominent
lawyers impuging tho regularity Of hta professional
conduct, tho publication cnusing much oommoit ~
tia and other citios, Theso charges wcro, at Nor.
rieka roqucst Investigated by tho Dar Association q
tho District Of ooma whose committee nov rGPon'
ai, tlo condnct Of Mer1cks not only rroproachabso
but honorable; ellciont, faithful, hna mngnanlnoas
, 1873-09-20

Wcro moderately active and stoay nt 12c for corn,
13A@13Ho for wheat. Charters to Kingston, for
wheas, madc Ct 40 arrive shippeIs we're gen
Tho wind being favorable. Tho engagements reported
today were: TO DufIalo-Schra Ataunto G. u. Hack
ley and Golden West attcr previously to arrvo)
ut i9dc; schr Dousmsn, corn on owner's account
prop Amazon. wheat at 13hc.. To Kingaton-Schi
Davidson to arrive) wheat at e2c. To oswego-Schl
l. G. jenkins. whcat ut 2fc. To Port Colborne-Sch1
q. q. Cooper wheat at 14,6c. 10 Collingwood-Barg
Robinson, wheat on pr!vnto tsrms sch. Hungarian
milwaukee, wheat on through rate. Total. II capa-
city oquai TO 10000 bu wheat and l66,ooo by corn
Tho acr Wolls Burt chartered In the Afternoon
for corn to Buffalo priyate terms; capacity, &c. oo(
, 1873-09-20
MARINE.
Port OF Chicago

I0f1 OF NA1Ca&EOs
- ARRIVED. .::;::."..sept TO-
Bchr Whirlwind, LudIngton, lumber.
Bchr Daniel Lyons, Oawogo, salt.
0ns1lss aansao ss1
schr Golungwool, Buffalo, coal.
8chr Il. ]. Skidmoro, Poutwater, lumber.
Bclr J, a. Drown, Menomiuee, lumber.
sehr Mocking bird, Cleveland, coal.
Bollr America, Bturgeon Day lumber.
echr Layinda, ManlBtoo lumber.
Steam -barge q. @. Baldwin, Eacanaba, iron orc.
Bchr Gertrude, Ludlngtou, lumber.
Bchr Falcon, Ludington, lumber.
Prop grooklsn, ogle1.sburHgh, e sun snndrlea'
Bclr pilot, Muskcgon, lumbar,
schr A. J. Mowry, Lincoln. lninber.
sehr Flying Mist, l,ut1alo, coal.
Bohr Williams, buffalo, coal.
Stoanl.barge Wcstford, Duifalo, coal.
Rclr Curtew, Muakegon, lumber.
Bchr 1thaca Mushegou, lumber.
BcoW j, II. ufll, Mslliatoc, luMb9r.
Bclr Ohurlea Hihbard, Cantrovii!e, wood.
Hchr Maine, Manlstce, lumber.
Bchr uuro, Coutrogilla, wood.
Bclr FoIcitous, Mau!atee, lumber.
Bcllr Atalnnta, Meuominca, lumber.
schr Alice Richards, hlouolninoe, lumber,
Gchr Sum Cook, QsWogo, coal.
BUhr 1tiggle Jones. Oswego, coal.
| Bchr Join 2. Mott, Oawego, Goal.
schr D. Nuwlsall. Iudington, lumber
| Bclls Joh,, Miner, Bnna!o, GoAl.
| Schr Fearless, KeWnunee, lumber.
| Bchg AAhtahnla, Kowaunoo. lumber.
| Prop OcontO, Green nay, hun1rtes.
| lark Neluom, Uuiralo, coal.
achr n. i. Moriek, OBwego, coal,
| scllr Qallatin, 0swcgo, coal.
Bchr nIsing htaE, Oswego, coal.
Nchr Ada Medore, Cloyeland, coal.
l,nrge Noquo Bay, peshtigo, lumber.
| 35ar8o Abort, peAhtiAo, lun1ber.
Bclr Myrtle. Mu1kagon, lumber.
Bchr Adirunlan, Erto, coal.
aohr laulino, Muskegon, lumboF.
| Hchr IeoriA, MnskbHon, lumber.
t;rAr 1T, ruter, MuHkryon, lu1nhcr,
Bchr Wil!is lantet, Whte Lake, lumber.
Hohr Mary booth. White Lake, lumbar.
, 1873-09-20

Prom Philadelphia unHAlo, 6tnur1e9t
Bcl,r Souvenir, pontwAter, tan-bark. II
sehr = ~; NJ qsytdson, 2;gsn;D ,da,,,.s Es,S, coal
sonr sohr Hiaef 8Ii' nawk, I1neoln, , ii,nbor. ~
schs Alba'fGss 695sson nA ,ns:l ts;eaff
schs Sci Monsoon, Maateeon, Lumber,
8clr Emma. Huntington, lnrnbcr
sshF sshE sdca KsG R.fMfy Ms.kssg aass iss
sclsr Wcstctlestor, Muakcgon, lumber.
sapss sfs nts'Rfsf Kn's fs1 sat,s s9i aslcson
gollr .. d. Simmons, h1aniBtcc, lumber.
3T SsSF aa;ea S,%5ea essiG osas1 sS;as ses ,unoor
sshF ssSF ''a ao arsa a,1ei sssn S'tses aso lumber
seow Wh,te o.s, Man1tSo 1a M3 u%oe5. ,1ae1
Dnrge John l,roden, Buffalo. coal.
schr J. H. Holmes, Manlsteot lumber.
sohr EntoEpstso A{ys1k;cs9Sn {ys1; s9ra1n 'nosf: era,
sco@ b. J, Wright, White Lake, lumber.
aohr North star, pontvater, lunber;
acbr J. g. JenkinH Iair Hayon, coa.
| goow Glndiator, Mantatoo, lumber.
sIr sei,r Adrs.o @ ':si Maiakcgon, nagan i lumber. %
sohr @ 7; E. Hayden: Musksg1n. n!.,,,nr lumber
soow Flora, Ludington, lumber.
| stmr Corona. at. Joseph, sun1ries.
ge,r Atnosphero, Cleveland, ,,s ,,,,seal eoal.
Bchr Honest John, Bluakegon, lumber.
schr St. Paul, Indfngton, lumber.
acow 1aowcna, White Lako. lumbar. :,
str oo1ona st Joeoph' 10 kesa liquor 20 kegs beer
Prop dhieaso, @ nua1o 900 bu corn, 600 bra flour,
5seos e pE Ho4t seG nssi
Dargo Active, peshtigo 200 pkga groceries.
novos t. @qas Ssso & Ssa Sa Wheat
3chr Two Trionds, Kingston, lB, $40 hu wheat.
, 1873-09-20
vcssc,s t,nsseti Detroit,

pE1no1T, Ericl Sept. 10,-PABsEp DowH-prop T.
Scott barks g. V. H. Watson, William sturges schrs
Lang, Lake Forest, Al!co, william Crosthwaito.
PASSED Up-Prop Forest City and bargei Bchr II.
uoruo.
W1Np-Eouhwest. -.....
DErno1r, Mich, Sept. 19-Evoning. Passed Down.
Props Potomac St. Abaua, Atlantic, Young America,
Fske Jr. aniatoc. East Graves anl barges, Equinox
Alaska bark March; schr Noiscl, Sam Flint, Ira
Lawson.
PASSED Up-prop Michigan and barge, Minook and
bargeB aclrs WagataH, Mediator, @. Smith, E. A.
Nicholson, Arnoskcag.
N1Np-EouthweBt,
, 1873-09-20
Port Of EHCnllnbns

Special Dispa{ch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
EaoAsADA, Mich, Sept. Il. 1?.-Arriyala, 1eh-DaEge
Neptune; Departircs-Neptuae, Green bay, e9o
Arrivals, 17th-bargo L. J. IIschott, Il. u. Brown,
]. II. owen, Fanny Ft; prop Bertachy aohrs George
bark jane Bell. Departuros-Dayid Stewart, Clavc-
lank, 04J; Bortsc1y, Dopege, 800,
Arr4vala lssh-Nono: Departures, Jano Bell, Ash
Detroit, 459; H. j. Hackest, Cleveland, 1,1e7 II. II
brown, Cleyeland 1,414 FAyettc, Frankfort, 4l6.
, 1873-09-20
this oannot bo expected OF hln.~-1otedo tomeF-

tidl, :"
Poor Bonator Ripple or Mitchell, Htprlc-MitchoIl
-vhstoyor his naino may now ho-ls having hard
torship. nor hIa Change Of nnmo has protected him
from being pat.od on tho bnck by Republican oo!l-
vcntion and ostontatiously forgvon THO ~ rrcciso
"lto giving lilo sonator ticko! Of loavo for good
,,cf
, 1873-09-20
SINGULAR LAWSUIT.

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 1rt6nns.
DAvEHponr, IT,. Sept. IA man iamea uniy nas
commented Hlt In tho DlBtrrt Court * tnla easy
liz caitns $4,000 damages for being put o hteahes
on desert aland ho having refused to pay more tnaa
thB lnWful farc.
, 1873-09-20
Tho Utcs Agrce to IeclfFa1nish d,oo0s-
900 Acres Of Their NcBorFntion."EAe
Kinur NJ, thu Nnr.putlts

DENVER, COL, Sept. 1o-Tho Hon: Felix r, Drunot,
Chairman Of tho Commission appointed by tho Goy-
ernmcnt to negotiate With tho Ute Indians for tho
purpose Of securing from them Te!lnquiHhmont q
portion Of thcir resaryation In Colorado containing
rived in Denver thta eyoning from Los Pinos.
10 says ho succeeded In securing from them
tho ronqulsont Of noar1y COO 600 acres, comPriH-
Ina Ill tho mountainous rcgiona Of tho Uo reseryh-
ton. Tho bands wcrc represented IN council, and
nearly oil signed tho contract. Mr.. Gree, Secretary to
Mr. brunot rcnains at Los Pnos to eooure tho bal-
nnco Of tho signatures.
The Utea wcro very friendly, and expressed thcm-
whites.
Mr. Drunot leaves this evening for Washington.
The Sioux Indians officially reported ~ bong On
nnosAor rnid. Nunncra into Fort Fettertnun Of tho
18th sate that largo wnr party split OIL from tho
main camp which was moving into Fetorman In con-
sequence Of tho Arrarahoea having killed Sioux On
Tongs Rvor Two largo WIZ parties arc also report
oil ns hayny been seen thirty miles north OF testor-
Man Oh tho 10th, going Gust.
, 1873-09-20
THE FAR WEST.
Results or tho Expedition to Kcl-
}oV6tOnp 1nkc.

1UWHGU2XU
OMAHA, Sept l0.-Tho expedition under Capt: W.
A. Jopes Of tho Euglneer corps aont out by tho o9v-
hug arrived at Calnp brown, Wyoming ito return.
Ali we'll Tloy found three paascs In tho Yellowstone
Valoy from the east and west. Ono route, YIN tho
head Of Wind Rivcr, Is easy for wagon-road, and
through worry ana country. Tie pasa T. very
easy 1Go miea from Camp Brown to Yellow
Ord, commanding. regards 1t u certain that wagon
road Will soo be opened from near Point Of Rocks, on
tho uniou Pacific Railway, to tho lako distance OF
eco mffeu.
, 1873-09-20
4 HEAVY VERDICT.

nnsroH. gent. 1o.-The nuit ut Elizabeth Parker
eusiust tho Hasfon l. Albany Railroad Company tns
1,rrsonul ,lauHes nH ruHcd III verdict III faSor ol
The plaintiff for $lv,o00.
, 1873-09-20

ia tho name given to tho most elegant anu etyash na'
evor manufactured, possessing entirely ne" fcatures
Dosgucd and introduced by Parker Tl!ton, latsera
No. Is CLARK stroat, opposite tho courtAouae'
, 1873-09-20
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
J. B, SHAY,
81 & 86 STATE-ST.,

Are daily receiving all
the new and fashionable
shades and styles in
Dress Goods, Including
Serg es, pImpe ratrico
Cloths, Drap de la Refine
Cords, Cashmeres, Pom
gees, Imperials, Diago-
nails, Melanges, Camel'g
Hair, Biarritz, and Xiii
vas, with all the lead
ing novelties in Fancy
Goods, Ribbons, Ties, &C.,
to which especial atten-
ton is invited.
, 1873-09-20
Scllenclk's Mandrake Pills.

Thoeo Mills are composed exclusively Ut sagsah1o In
er.diont~ aud .ltuuK they entlsey superssds a use
aet dloSy no liver and s:lasblo 5rmeay i,
stan Vi That organ LIyor Oompain l!llious plsofdars
InScltiu, Hiok Headache, Typhoid Feyers, TO-, AY,
ait suecun! to tho ren IL sohanoks Mana1akU Pills.
For Galg by nll druggists and iehlora.
, 1873-09-20

WARRINGTON, Sept. 1D-7:3o 4. m.-0n Saturday, for
New England, tho pressure will tncreaao with norsl-
clearing weather For the Middle Btates, winds veer-
ing e norhwea and northeast and Rary Hi: sl9nay 9ra
Vironis to New JCraoy For tho South Atlantic satcs,
cloady weather, rain, anu very h,iak winds, hs
litter probably shifting to norshwcsserly WITH
Carolina, For tho Gulf statea eaat Of
M hsssapp Tennessso Ohio vsi0 ana tma G%es
mostly from the north mud northwest For tho Upper
Lake region rising temperaturc, partly cloudy
weather, and Winds shifting to tho east hna SOUTH
sture md increasing poushcast to aoath Winds, and
thcro nro Indications Of rain for this section tho
gtort n Northern Georgia to moYe TO tho northeast
ward, Cautionary sIglala continue at Jacksonville,
Savannah, Charleston, and Wilmington, ind are or
dered for Norfolk. -.. .....
nA11Y nEronr op THE STAGE or WATER ..,.
with changes la tho "a hourB ending Sept. 10, 167'
, 1873-09-20
THE INDIANS.

tho Dispoaftinn Of Sntn1ltn and Rig
Trces
Special Dispatch to The chtcaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-The Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs accompanied hy Charles +. Larrahec, Of
Rn.ne left hero tonight for Fort Sill, Indian Terri
tory wlere council is to bo hold with the Southwest
ern Indians 10 decide upon the disposition TO DO male
OF the Comanche and Klowa Chiefs, Satanta and Big
Tree II ia expected that GOV. Davis will DO prcaont
at TIM uaat1uH,
, 1873-09-20
ONANUE.
ApOyE LQH
WATER.
Riss. | fttU.

sBolow nigh water Of 1871: $500. >,>a.u,o
Room rs Major Block, Chicago.
, 1873-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Great Remedies

For Copsunrtion Wasting and Indxestiun, Hayory
hfoorU's panor1atio Emulsion and PanoEeatins Msd!
csl uho hayo made 7 specsi study t9stty that ta
and weight ncrce digestion groaty promoted, nour
mcnt impartial, and tl9 ganora condition OF the bodf
9ro to H. 9nosn II FL, r. Il H. rn0S fl Ss q
Bond.it., London, and I'll Ohouists NoTE.-Rano anu
fr>hn marx on eaOh bptttp.
, 1873-09-20
WASHINGTON.

Circular from tho Treasury Depart
ancnt CencernlnE the Proposed
Change In Par OF ExchnnEc-.k1hrge
IMcrcnae in Revenue fkcccipta the
Current Fiscal Ycnr--Dcnina OF the
Statement N1istio in Behalf of R1ar~
x1lax xxaFe
, 1873-09-20
Whit Eastern Papers 1Rnv0 to. spy
About the Lt.at CtlicnEo Firos

From tic Nett York TIMES.
The actual duaga q yesto1d1y's tro N oIacago @ "a
fIacauce les in tho reminder which II gives that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
Heip Wantso-- MaIes.

EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED TO
Il TAXI ORDERS for the NEW EDITION Of tbs
POLAR AND TROPICAL WORLDS,
"a BY DR. AARrwIG.
Nth large additions by A CUNNING
concluding s wok for the srss tine his
tory o. expedition a Charles francs Hail. nom June 80 1874
When the nom New York July H. 1878
steamer nsrs.s BY TIE Governmeat RON the
search vessel The narrative Of the d Of the nnetsep
u.u women ehrcns she ksovn Survivors Of the Peansss
ns poa Zoe n cs drawn from the Journal
kspt Of the sailors other
peril and adventure penno In the preparations Of
these eeneung the or has been able 20 avail himself e
considerable portion sh'eh
h the Of other Amesan v
Nov for this work. Apply q A.
NICHOLS Co. Pubnsben, Springfield hasa
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gical Institute at Exeter;
spanish Pig Driver. Types
Victims OF the " Men-h
iAemen Shooting AZ Win
?. ex-LOrd Chancellor. NJ
Lyme. Extra Supplement
.OnaonW. c. Or OF. MeSrs,
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BrookIpu propertp 90 Get.
rI,O LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il FOrR STORY HOUsE AND STORE. No 102 Pineappest
pWElLlNG HOUSE,. No. 81 EAssanst..
GORDON l. PORD 81 Clark st., Brooklyn.
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET


VIEW fOKk, IutrnAy, mug IL I7Fos
The local horse trade continued very quiet,
with hardly anything doing beyond the sales effected at
the pubic auction marta which were A. follows
At the old Horse and Carriage Auction Mart OF VIM.
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Real estate to gxrhanse

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, paying II
WestcbeSer County property ANY
vsng make exchange will please address CASH SASS
Tribune Ohoe
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Al Messrs Barker and Chases City Auction Mart and
n l. Iattersalls sale of horses carriages and general
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PROPOSALS FOR JOINER WORK OF
STEAMBOAT.
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OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AsD'coRREcrlos tear ohes until
Anx 10 lbT5 a. ocock N foE>ths y0iNKR. WORK on
bIkAhk being built
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The DEPARTMENT. OF DOCKS until ~ seiect FRIDAY
August To- 1878 81 which BIDS yin shAer opened sna
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