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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
-rus PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
: 50. -.--iNEOR ALBANY daily. snndsys .Iespted

wv -.--t<FOR ALBANY daily Sundays excepted
sxrr<x Through cfect-At o'clock, Z. NJ from
the pier between Cortland and Lb-rty sis
st..mboa, ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. William II. Peck
viii eave on aoudsy, wednesday and Friday -'eHiac
Steamboat ADMIRAL Cap, Adm. Hitchcock will leave
on Tue,d.y Ihursday sad Saturday evenings At O'Clock
Az 5 O'Clock, NJ landing at intermediate plsses-
from the foot 81 Bsrclayst
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt Thos N. Hulse
will leave Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday Of
st@smSost SANTA CLAUS, Capt B. ovsrb.sh. will
leave Tuesday Thursday snd Saturday Afternoons, 81
Ths shove boats will a. all times srrv. in Arbssy In
ample time for the morning for tho Fast West
oclock ~ All persons forbid trusting any OF the
boats Of this re without written order from the Cap
tain. Agents Fer pAs..s. freight apply bosro
the boats, or 70 p. c. SCHULTZ at the ohee on the
wharf As
-nsrs AROIGH AND READY OPPOSE
,i.-%s5--zs.rloN-No MoSoPoLh For Aie.sy,
n7ss< isusirE a. knaefhook Fsfe 50 cts TIE
fa., rs.aa.r BUFFALO. c,pt J. " H.rco,, viii leave
the .srbos pier u RSbinsoo o. shs Mondsyl after
noon at seloes THIS boat ~iil arrive n AIe.nI .,
O'Clock A ~. Freishi taken cheap. Voc pssssss o.
ffsish', 'pply % bosis. - IL
r. -pz-ss-z-z-I>LaNp ROuTK-REpucTioN
~ -1sr--.Szsf-Jf FsFigh r v s nsh L,ns
steniussn snd Provasnes On and after Apri I. isss.
the raf 90 Of sight per The sfssm.ts ~ this Tine eevrs
Bafsgyrses North side n Pisr No Noftn River, daily
sunday. sNesrted 81 o'clock " wiil as a. follows
IT, and frsr, Eesfss On measurement s'cds generally
caat. rsr cuhc f,ot hoos sboss hoasss and hats
in PEI eabe FOOT wsisht soods from =
cent 90 81 cents per leo lhs rsf tsfn 81 rstss
To frs-. PrsrtS,se, On ssureussrt foots
rally per cable 10, boot. shoes bonnets arc
bat. psf es5ie foot On vssh. soes from
Shippers requested to ~ partsessy IN mshnf the
gods ssrchaaass q ssseFrscs ut - received
without bills ~ lsdius hsint siVsn bsrefcy
Frirtsa RACES aud al ethsr Information fsrnishsa
10 J. n r and At the sses Of The comr.ny 70 ssss,T
rlaes IS ~.
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LAMP DEPOT.

NOs I3t AND ZIG FULrON-sT Sun BUILDINGS.
n o. FAY hs. ju.t received from the mandatory OF
y. J O Mos-u, 3 fall and most splendid assortment Of
solar Lsnp. FOR par0rs warranted perfect Unequhled
In styl. ana beauty Of fnishuew pa,iercs; the hand
soonest ofcrsd Tor sale aud the cheapest Lamp Store
= H.,yY ork me- lmis'
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TIME COLE NXuInITInN.-rhe e.
THE GRAND COLLECTION or TIE WORKS
i or THE OLD MASTERS, comprising original
PICTIRFS

by Titsn Ruhens Raphael Muiio, NelssqueI. Van Dyck
Gulio Romsno Psrmisisno, H0lbein, J.n Steen. Csr'
Dolc Cuyp Wilson and many others Of the Old Masters
/, open At the Lyceum Gallery sos Broadway. from
A NJ to r 81 Admittanc. p cents MI lmis'
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WOMAN AND

IIFR DISEASES from the cradle 70 the grave
adapted her Instruction In the natural laws Of her
system and al the deHes Of her critical periods BY
Edward n. Dixon, M d. PIP. 345, sixth edition. III -
This work contains complies review Of the origin symp
toms and progress Of Proapsus and ell other uterine dis
placements In language adapted 10 every reader The
medical rsi gous, aud daily press, have expressed the
highest sentiments OF this vsushework IL car b. sent
bound any part Of the States 1t postage Of - eta
post paid and cash orders only attended T. For sale oy
CHARLES III. RING,
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J W. Brown. Aue,iOnssr !.

EURNITURE AND HOusEFukSlshlNG ARTi'
CLES-Taesaay April 4, At icy o'coek, 81 lss Broad
wsy. large assortment Of furniture, Ss- comprising
dressing bureaus book sofas and psror eesrs roek
nx ard easy 90 dining tea center card and votsSaods
french and Gothic bedstesds matrssses he Aso gilt
ard brouxed girsndoies tea trays plated and britannia
ware china elmer and tea sets cut and psn Glassware
Also large variety Of Kitchen steles Catalogues row
ready
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APOpULAR TEEATIsp

A DDRESskD TO YOUNG MEN, containing com.
n pets OF the origin symptoms and progress OF
every known disease and Of the Of excess
aad self abuse in every elias. Of ie ~ language adapted
- every rasder-by Edward II. Dixon, MD. Pr. ZP-
Price 81. Eighth edition.
The medical aud daily la every part OF the UNI
have the highest sentiments Of this valus-
bic work Il can bound any Of the United
States postage Of - cents Postpaid and cash orders
only attended 20. Fer sale by CHARLES n. RING,
M Mill Nlmiat cor. Iohn IL end Broadway.
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GPI.ENDID GOTHIC

~ Door PIates.-Robsrts's new and splendid style
of Gothic 0or aud Number Plates-enrrey and
original designs Those in want Of something new and
splendid on their doors invited call and examine the
above articles Also splendid assortment Of Gothic and
shield pattern Bell Pulls r ROBERTS.
ISL Smiseoa 562 Broadway, near Princest
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REAL ESTATE.

- STOCK. FIXTURES, Goodwill and Lsass
~ Of Store for sale, doing good business In fancy
goods; low for cash note 70 Less, ish 81 this
Office; real nams a. HIe
-, AT PRIVATE sALE-Ths two story and attic
] brick house. and lessee OF lot. 81 Vandsm-d- Lssss
- will expire, MAY 1866, without uouod rent size Of
house IL f. ms by 10 f. size Of LOT 10 ins By 10 H.
s3Iw Auetionser, Broad ct.
- FOX SALE OR TO Little fremont Bowl.
NJ Ing Saloon, al Grasds- extending 10 SO East
- Broad way containing four good alleys With naturss
complete The proprietor having other business 70 attend
to object for selling partner would BE- taken who
will attend 10 the basnss The rent 10 very low, which
will afford good opportunity 10 msAe money Wanted,
boys,o set up pins Apply 81 70 ysuenon-st 81 ss
- To LET-At south Brooklys from the LIST Of
Hs May, Of row Of eight neat three story brick
dwellings pleasantly situated on Union Of between
Hicks and Columbia sts about hve minutss walk foD
Hamilton sud twelve from Atlsntic-st ferries. Rent
$50 Apply 10 w r LOUDON, ~ Front st- up stairs,
2l5 chrystis-s SewYork or upon the premises oil sta
"a 10 LET-Ins store and basements, 1914 West.
Ess Broadway Rant $50. The rooms and bed
I'd foor, ia West BTosd~sy, hall and stsirs
eMpsied b. LANDLORD. Rentsloo Apply c. c. PlNCk
NEY, % stsntonst oil <rs~
- LOFTS To LET.-The second and third loffs.
- n. l.. corner Of Greenwich and Fultos ss large,
airy, and with hns sht Alec the third ioh OF store
No William corner Of Bsnover-sqasre. Apply 20
CHARLES MINroN, 90 WsiLst office No. bst~ssn
~ ard n o'clock n3 stis-
- LOFTS WITH STEAM POWER TO Let
Suitable for any kind o. machinery, and very ssits
10 tns W BENEDICT.
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-vsr.v-v--z-I>LANp ROUTK-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ONR sEr ~ sEhl.s-gf IN Nawher
II GOOD TINE-sirasr 70 tho.s sssa ~ he s~is 81
\ Fnaers a thsir Concerts fcr preh sssew eoss u
close The eonssfn. by \. ". PARSONS Hartford Sssa.
ussl 3teodis'
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SPRING AND SUMNER
STRAW RCNEETS.

-MILLINERs AND OTHERS are informed that
8fX the subscriber has band good assortment OF
straw bonnsts comprising the most desirable styles
w now in market which no offers for sale st very
easonable prices l.. CHAPLIN
rn2 mil u JOhn-st a. stairs
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RIrrrRPIELo. Aaetioos.r.

A RVTTFKFTtLU, AuotOueef,
STORE 1872 GRAND-sT.-Mondsy,s a. 10 O'clock
- at 446 Pears the contents OF ooardins house cen
stating OF beds and bedding sofs chairs tables carpets
drusgst together with all the furniture OF the house
AIso the Kitchen furniture with which the sale Will
commence. Sale positive.
B. will awe his personal attention TO the sale OF house
hold furniture the residence OF the owners and orders
thankfully received. oil II
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The members Of the Lodge notified 70 meet AZ the
od 20 Room corner Of Grove and Hudson ss Monday
April g. this day. att o'clock, for the purpose OF attend
ing the funeral Of late Brother D. L. VAS kLEEcH,
from his late residence, 81 Sixth avenue
A}ltso S.P. WATERBURY, Secretary
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" Country Advertisipg.-GEORGEP PAIRS Agen-
cy ISL Nassu-s Brick Church Chapel Adverts ement'
Inserted IN s the principal papers OF the United States
NIL lmseods
~ Auction Notice.. COTTON will give his At
ton q a sales entrusted his during the coming
usual. Store 3l6 BroAdway. Gothic Hall miseod
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HENRY n LEEDS Auctiosser
ARGF AND SPIhNpID SALE OF CABINET

LFURNlrURE-Coosisiins OF every Muels IN nse'
including Matr.sses Beddns and Locking glasses HEN
RY n LEEDS 4 co will sell 81 suction, on "Wednesday.
Apri lS4S al 10 clock ~ the spacious wHeroom, "
srosdwsy near Wailst. and opposite Trinity Church
entire stock Of Furniture Chs, Bedding and Look
glasses eonsiosd IN said store consisting VI soio OF
every variety OF p.ttern and covered vita harcoth and
plush rocking chairs Of all patterns and different cover
ngs also, dlvzns OF every variety Of style
.nd finish csnter-tables; sofstshes cardtsoles sx-
tension dnngsbes qusrette tables bureaux OF every
stys and qnaity The whols stock viii be peremptoriiy
sold Such opportunity seldom occurs Of purchasinf
g. many articles al sale They ready for ex
animation Catalogues on Monday. Purchasers can
leave their goods until the ist OF May Every facility
Afforded for bon ma and shipping oil {us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

DRINKING CUPS which TEE TOrALERs MAY OFT ?
I,HE PROfRlETOKS OF THE JOHN DONkEf,
Journal Of the Present Time and ior Pastine onef s
pfirs FOR the first best and second best Couundfums
y L.-- ~ =. - -. b. -, 49,. ~ ~ Arr-l
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MARINE JOURN AL
PORT OF NETWORK

histArUII ALNASkc.----.rHis pAf.
THE MOON FULL "a
Rises..s ~ sets ...6 &c Morn. Sets Even. 81
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fEhE III TILE HOMESTEAD represented 10 this num-
Der confidently offered specimen Of rural arehi.
texture ths' considering the economy Of outlay and taste
displayed has IN country been surpassed model Tor
small farm house, it, exterior combines sftures Of the
modern mansion and merchants cottage with air OF
comfort and sodity that contrasts with the hybrid sruc
lures the generality Of farms We invite the attention
Of city and eountry builders 10 this class Of designs Est
mate for this h0uie -l.HN.
Published monthly Al 50 per 25 cents per No.
For,slsby is 3usl c. NJ SAXTON. 205 Broadway.
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sTAFlF VIA GoOo<l
BELoW COST.
nEiSo rHs STOCK Of sjossiss sesse sssntss beat
shsesrs RANKIN BIRCH
lef tsIS,f3 VIZ g. Nillssn-a ser cstsr
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X. Chiffon, Auetioneer.
DERENIPTORN ENEClTONN sALE-Th

DEREMPTORN EXECUTORS sALB-rhs
subscribers Executors OF James Moore deees'sd Wiz
cell At public suction Tuesday the 4h day OF April,
1913. at Il O'Clock, at the Merehsns Exehause by
LUDLOW co Auetousers, all thoss three lots OF ispd
in the Twelfth Ward OF the City Of New fork, on the
northery side Of seventh between the seventh
and Eighth avenues commencing rs feet westerly nom
the seventh avenues each lot 20 feet front snd rear ~ NV
feet inches ceep.
Also al tho.e three lots in the sboyeusmed Ward on
the southery side OF Eightyeshth Ct between the sew
enth and Eighth avenues us feet from the Sevephsvs
the OF the above LOTS each 1T y BY loo feet
inches deep. Terms sale Dated New fots' March
., Isis JANIS MCuS NJ SMITH, Exesutors
al Stst EDWARD '. CLARKE,
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EWpANK

THE SIXTH NO. or EWBANK on Water Machines
4 and Machiaery In General, IL ready this morning -
Price D cents nun Der The whole 10 be completed
n ght NUMBER. Back numbers may still be obtained -
Por ale by all Chap Booksellers. Al DW&SW
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bers Of this Association requested 70 meet At freeus
Hall this evening, at o'csek for the purpose q making
arrangements pay the last tribute Of respect 20 our se
brother exempt George Kerr Exempt Fremen generally
are inyited 10 attend. b order Of
g. b WARNER, President.
J n PHILLIPS. Secretary. IS ITO
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{. c. cHANBERLAIN, Aas1ioaesT.

I. 9. CHAMBERLAIN, Aaetoneef.
DY WM. MADDkN.-Store, Srrucs-st-lAb
ID sr.l advances made Goods consigned for private
OF BE- soie 81 sastioa. Oa1oor salss carefully At
t.pdsa TO- and respectfully soieited Prompt returns
uxss MONDAY, AprilS
Al 10 O'Clock, att spruce-st
saLE OF SECONDHAND FUs>tTvkE, Ac--ConSisting OF
.of. bureaus sdeeosrcs ~srdroees ehair table, beds
m.,re.se, smps carpets looking glasses pisnofortes
rugs bedstesd Kitchen furniture, OIL cloth and shower
hath
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y. JOHNSON, Auctionesr.
BOOTS AND sHOEs-By A. D. GALE, q

ID Peart.t on Tas.dsy April 4 at " O'Clock A. NJ 500
boots shoes brossns Sc comprising general sso
ent OF fresh and fashionable Spring goods adapted %
the city and country trade Constantly hand sssort
ment OF the above st private sale. eiSus
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DAvIs's MANUAL

nF MAGNFriSM-Nsw edition, revised and
~ lsrged-includinE Gsvanism, Magnetism, Electro
Magnetism. Eecro-Dvnsmcs. Magnetic sctIicity, ard
Thermo eethcity, with 800 original illustrations Price
81. For sale by IS Srsl NJ. SANrOS. 2o5 Broadway
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TWO SPLENDID SILVER CUTS

Roth these cups sr- tho vsus end are each or
n,suted with chased hcsss. of ths great and COCO TO
say nothing Of stu idl John Donkey himself
Competitor, will send. with the eonundrum which ne
olao.s in rompet on sealed snvslop. with his name
enclosed the letter only ~ be opened 10 case tna eoen
ANN 10 which ID "a attached Should tats prize. The
onuudfuns the fth Of April will be handed 20 SOON
snttss who will select the best - each Of whom VII re-
osivs La paper or ons year free of these - the hes
and sacoua best will be selected 10 whom the silver enps
Nil be awarded Thu - successful cougrdrums vii az
psar A IN early date In tha Johu Donkey coplopss
action from the rrnauirs on0undrurn will hs printed ~
supplaenf 10 the John Dpnsey. one ~ the cuPs tn
be sesr the window n Aleocs Aliens usEnlhesn'
,iivsfxara establishment 7ii HrnsdwsY Competitors
yi .dsfes. frostpsiil The lohu nenssT, ~ Gho
D,xTyE BROTHER. % Anns' Hsw-Nsfs. MI luni'
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PARADISE AND THE PERI.
MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY, betweea Grand ard Brooue
&strset.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING TIE
WEEK Unparalleled Suecess-TwESrY-sEyESrH wsEx
CHRIsTY's mINsTRELs.

TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BASp N tbs UNITED STATES,
.ndc te direction Of + p. Chriss, whose sfEabs ard
original entertainments are lightly nonored with cr0dd
sud highly respectable audiences. and favored with
patronage Unprecedented BY any in this city
Admission > eents-dcogs open a. concert sonmenees
a. O'Clock
For the .ccorimod alton Of fsuiiliss
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
Nnrr psn 4 I. m. a So ioek AZ lrrfs
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~ Church of the Purtasu.-The unsold Pews q
this Church situated the Of Unonsquare and
Ffeenthst will be sod 81 auction to the highest bidder
without reserve in the Church mondsy evening the
l7th Of April at g o'clock The Church IS free OF all In
eumbrsnces resolution Of the Society the ground
rent the Pews fixed at 10 percent upon their orFns
valuation By order Of the Trustees mis- SM&ThtAl7n
10 March Report.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
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THE OWL CREEK LETTERS

AND OTHER CORRESPONDENTS,
By WI vol l2mo.
Published This Day.
HIIE IS ONE Of the most touching writer's We have
II met with for long while AMI some Of the Letters
have awakened interest IN mn3' that will tske
long course Of the rough and gus OF editorial
life TO ehace n-FrSdOni0 Censor.
BAKER & sCRIBNER IS Parkrow, ard
m9D 4, IS Nassau-st.
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ourTA rBRCIIA soLEs

oV
nut OK HOOTs AID sHOts iu the hes; manner by
! mil i,niseaa JOHN WATKINS. ira Fulton-st
arn O~Iy,-wARHFNs HoRsE-POwER AND
,>DU THHF.4iftag MACHINE This msehin. -nd
posf s,rnrs .na durable made principally ifon
IA .ss az. fha cheapest offered 80 the public, sna
80 ~ .i.s. machine q, SO. ~ the lfN. sod vii
b,ssh hurenshly clean vet ~ dfT efan A. tt- f'e ~
nm bushels daY with one h0f.e
ali 81. HIRAM wARlgG. - cortl..a 81
n4.sTVpHEOTNr rtArta NJ superior assl
tE, ~ k,i.ssia srd fsisilrssss rber'esis 'rf sfe
,,i a. ,ha nee rr-.,ariiT hssa sd fnr ssl@ ..
ANTHONY Ns'inrsl Dssusrf-.r Depot
Iml. 7ir prosdE.y. s,uth corner of Murray"
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DRESS ROOTS.

GOFTHE FIRST QUALITY. on hand and msde to
order In the latest rsnch sty les Drawings taken Of
the feet and lasts kept express for each customer
- The most difficult feet httsd without trouble
Strangers lesveg their when in the city can
their boots future time 10 part Of the
United States Boys ladies' and chldrens boots CATERS
and shoes
p S-Southern and Western orders punctualy attend
d % lmlO lmseofl JOHN L. WATKINS. 10 Fultonst
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auetioneer.
by BANGs, RICHARDS d PLATT, store ~
~ Bfoes~sJ .-fiNsns e.sh advances mace on sonsfr-
nspts fer soetion ,sies
DYF. COLTONA Aact,sa aaa Cor.assrea ,<roAa'f-
- Sslss Room $40 s.osAvsy. Gothic Hsll-hsvinffe
moved 70 the sbcye nAfA>t 10 prepared 70 re-
sslss al snds Of Cabinet rursiies, Dry Goods Carpets
saa articles ef every pnon eonssn'
nsnt for private s1con and make s-ttl srnsus
VIII his rrornptnsss he ~ Alec boy ~ preferred
Out-doof ssles In any part OF tos sy attended ~ esss
MONDAY. Aprtl3
Az l0s o'clock, 81 lSi Chcrehst-
snsl ss.ortnens Of hoosshod furnitnre, being the
,reet, Of family removing eousstas Of sofa mshossny
chars. tables bureaus dvsss osrpets oil eoss feather
bed. mattresses lookinr-ssses oedstssds Kitchen furp'
tnre. 40 IL EsDAf, APHi =,
A. l0t o'clock. a. as LeonaTast near Broadway,
GgSrFsl UOcssHoLD FVkNrusE-The entire idrniturs
Of the family. CONSISTING OF mahossny ard curl uapis
chairs French b-ssses, one good sofa esdresd center
ana ~ors table, 0Gresus msbossn ma sses
threepy and ingram cArpets CT cloths SOAR sn1 nsA
lsDPs fssthsr bed, mattresses stards toilets srsncoes
csoekery. glassware. stoves kitehsn furniture ko-
Ar PSisArE SALE-ons physieisas medical case, very
ehesp
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LII THOSE ,p add Carpet. ate y arrived IN p,cE:
~ ship, Neu World and John r. skiddy consisLinz
ADMINISTER, VELVET, TAPESTRlE,
Wilton brussels Tspesrie and Brussels Carpets viii be
offered for sale until May |, a. the store Of
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
ms 2uis 80 PeNst first Carpet store from Msdi'on
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CARPETING.

CARPETING.
CARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
SMiTH L LOUNsBERY, 4is PesrlsL are row daily re-
ccsiving large supplies Of CARPETISGs FLOOR on
CLOTHS SC for the Spring trade which they are onerns
a. the following remarkably low prices:
to l4s pr I'd.
Brussels carpetings, 81 70 lts.
Three-ply imperial carpetnz, " % 70 is
Superfns and double superhne 80 30 10 IT, -
Extra fine. hns common ingram enpets,1 TO Is "
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from 30 q It wide. IS TO- lls
Together with general assortment OF all other articles
connected with the trade, equally low -
SMITH 4 LOUESBERY,
n22 2vf.s as PeArl-st. opposite William-st
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-15
Proposals for Carrying the Mail.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October 3, 1913
PROPOSALS for carrying the mail of the United States
from the LIST day OF January 1919, the Both day OF
June, 1880, inclusive in the State of Wisconsin, will be
ment in the city of Washington, until m, OF the 4h oil
December, lSis to be decided by the following day, on the
No. 44O2 From Racine Wisconsin, by Fountain. Ives
Grove Yorkvile, Rocheser Burlington Spring pairle'
10 GAINESVILLE, 75 miles and back, three times week
Leave Racine every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at GAINESVILLE days by IL p m.
Leave GAINESVILLE every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satuf-
Arrive at Racine same days by II p
Extract from the act of congrs; Of Sd Of March, 1882 sec
"And be it further enacted That it shall be the duty of
the General in all future lettings of contracts tor
lowest bidder rendering sufficient for
faithful performance, without other reference to the mode
the due cssry certainty, and security of such ranorta
lion shall any new contractor hereafter be required to
purchase out take valuation the stock vehicles OF
any previous contractor for the same route"
Bidders requested in their proposals the mode
by which they intend to convey the mall h the sG Snd
shall require it, the contracts will be made for two or four
the win be TO let 10 bid proposing such mode
ofconveyance BIZ, coaches are not Necessary Tor the
the cheapest mode of transportation.
Fst-Of bid chers no change from advertisement is con-
teniyRaied By the bidder.
81 Cor we, the may e,) there write the
in full of There the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on No. from
often the advertisement requires, in the
stated in the schedules and by the following mode of
conveyance, witt (here how it is to be conveyed)
for the annual SUN OF ~
Dated
Second-Of guarantee to accompany each bid.
"The undersigned (here insert the name OF the guaran
guarantor) guarantees that (here insert the of
bidder of bidders the may be If his Tor
their) bid for carrying the mail from TO
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
obligation prior the OF January next, with good
and sufficient sueties TO perform the service proposed
C. JOHNSON.
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