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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
LAW COURTS.

CorRT OF GENERAL Tuesday-Be-
fore The Recorder and AID GrHen and Bard-Trial 70,
False PretcnseLulher l. Archer was tired on an indje
mor charging him with having on me ION OF Apil 9
Obtain, Nv sensations, goods TO the value OF S78J
from he finn Of Lindsey Cameron Hayward merchants
Of his city II appeared in eydence that TIE accused called
one Of The partners that he had beenone of The firm ofO F.
SicbhnR Co of Worcester, Mass in which he invested
and he bought his former partner on tue l2h OF Sept
849 that the inventory of stock of O. Sebbms amount
ed 10 $500 notes, merchandise and accounts tor which
he paid So eco cash. and gave his notes on and 8mos
Tor the balnce that these notes had all been paid and ne
unf or as borrower or ndoser that he successful in
business and WAS indebted any house in New York
for purchases and that he worth So GOO over and above
his debts Upon the strength othese representations goods
to the above amount delivered TO him, but when pay
ment became due his note dshonored The pro5ccu
ton will endeayor oprove that these statements with
out foundation and lha the accused, the time he pur
chased the goods lnsoven The will be resumed
this "Wednesday morning, al IL O'clock.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

NEWARK F1Gs.-Thc Aduertiser says we are
indebted to Mr. Geo. w. Andruss, Chief Engineer
Of the Fire Department, for specimen of fresh
Figs raised by him, which are as large and lus-
cious doubtless as those produced in tropical lands
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT ORANGE-A sad
accident occurred Tuesday to a son of Mr.. Sam
ucl C. Cleveland, aged about 10 years, which it is
feared will prove fatal While standing and lean
ing over a loaded gun, talking with another boy,
the gun off, driving the whole charge through
the upper part of his forehead blowing the cap
entirely off, and laying the brain entirely bare
The bones of the skull were scattered over the
ground and large numbers were picked up alter
the accident He survived in an lnsensible state.
this mornings but from the magnitude Of the in
Jury, it is only surprising he was not killed IN
stantly.
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held on Monday evening, in the yestry Of the
Baptist Church, at which several ministers VINO
were present, and others presented their views
1t was stated that although but II licenses have
been granted for WilIiamsburgh as many as 100
persons sell ardent spirits The question of
church members making use Of such vas spoken
Of 1t was stated that the Methodist Conference
recently passed a vote b. which the members OF
the church throughout the United States will be
expected to abstain from the use Of ardent spirits
except in extreme cases OF illness.
PuBLIc ScHooLs-Tle First District School in
its various departments, registers 600 scholars,
about 200 in attendance. The new school house
corner South Second and Tenth sts which is so
by leo feet, will be completed about the LIST of
January. The new school house in the Second
District will be opened about the middle of N o
vember.
EMPIRE HOSE Co No 2-This new company
On Saturday evening received their new carriage.
1t is of the most modern construction, and when
painted in the manner contemplated, viii be an
elegant piece Of workmanship. Its cost as it
stands, is 1915 The officers of the company are
the following:
Forenan--Thomas L. Adams
assistant Foremdn-Charles Sherman.
Secrctdyl-Thomas Eames.
7reGsure,-Be Benjamin Bedell
New CoMPASY.-Pacifc Fire Engine Company
No. 6, comprising body of about 40 active young
men of the highest reputation, has just been or
ganized, and the following officers elected
Forman-Richard H Harding.
Assistant Formdn-Samuel w. TrlslOw.
Seeretary-W aslington L. Gilroy.
TredsuYer-John 1Tuslow.
They tried their machine on Saturday night
last and were highly pleased with TIE perform
ance. 1t is splendid, frst-cass engine, builtfor
and used by Co. No. IA of Brooklyn. We antici-
pate much benefit to the village from this new
company. Their engine.house is situated in
Fourth.st between South-Seventh and South
Eighth-st in the building formerly used by Mr..
Reynolds School.
ESGINEs-Empire Hose Co. No, . received a
handsome new apparatus on Saturday, as did also
Engine Co No g, located in South Fourthst. be.
tween South-Seventh and South.Eighth SITS.
REAL EsTATE-Some vacant lots southeast
corner First and South-Eighth SITS. were sold last
week for about $4,000 each. Plot after plot is
being purchased up by individuals, and yet
spots secured by the Trusteesfor Markets, Park
or any other public places, for which treble
price will by-andby have to be paid. Gentle
men, wake up.
GAS FIXTURES. The Trustees on Monday
evening adopted a resolution in favor of giving
contract for 800 gas posts and fixtures to Mr..
Smith, at ST. each. Posts will be Immediately
erected in all the paved streets. Pipes are being
laid throughout the line of Fourth-st. as they al
IL. ha,:o hca1, in -rarinns .nthel. streets
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
nxnras,ovs.-Company c. of JcGerson Guards
...aded on Tuesday in fine style, headed by the
Tew.York Brass Band. They went to Hoboken
~ their annual target excursion, and decided the
eol,owine prizes lst--a gold watch, won by
Sergeant Frea; 2d--silver cup Sergeant Meyer
aa1silver cup, Private Gerdcs; sth-gold pencil,
pr;yatc Geason 5th--silver pencil, Private Knoss-
The Con,ade Guards, Capt. Pierrepont, went
A. ua,lam Railroad but we did not learn
,ho;, destination, nor see them on their return
~ Tho Fon,tb Brigade New York State Militia,
..aaa ~, Monday in fatigue dress for Brigade
pr, This excellent body of soldiers are under
.ha ooron,end of General Even. 1t comprises the
18th Regiment, Col Halsey; Eleventh. Col.
wv morris and Twelfth, Col ste5bens mum
her of our finest military companies are enrolled
IN one of these three Regiments.
The Liberty Guards, from Jersey City, G. ia,
rims captain, passed our office, headed by Nosh-
er,s brass band This company, we believe, is
composed of the members of Fire Engine Com.
many No. of Jersey City. They are fine body
Of men.
The Tenth Ward Light Guard, Captain j.
Dunning, visited Bulls Ferry on target excur-
sion. This company made most beautiful ap-
pearance Their target was very large one
tcarried by four mem and finished in the best
style.
TARGET ExcURsloNs.-Thc Fourth Ward Citi-
zens' Guards, Capt. John Sweeny, numbering
81 muskets, and composed exclusively OF men
attached to the Fourth Ward Police, on Tuesday
went to Mount Morris, on their second annual tar
get excursion. After the firing was concluded,
and the target showed conclusiyely that many
sharp shooters were attached to the company,
thew proceeded to Van Nostrand' s Hotel, and
after partaking of a sumptuos dinner they return
ed home. The company were attended by an
excellent brass band Several prizes were
awarded, but to whom was not ascertained
AMER1cAN TEMPERANCE SocIETy.-This So
oiety is making progress in the great work they
have undertaken. For an office, they have taken
very pleasant apartments at No. SO Nassau-st.
intended also as Temperance Reading Room
and Library Their first quarterly meeting will
be in Broadway Tabernacle, Monday evening,
November 18th. Among the attractions OF that
evening will be Addresses by Rev. DR.. Tying and
Rev Henry Ward Beecher They will have
crowded house, an excellent meeting and great
success in their noble enterprise.
" We cannot answer Merchant; F." he will
find the law at the Office of the Croton Aqueduct
Department.
D Countryman's" suggestions that there
should be in this city sufficient Police force to
look out for accidents, sick persons, lost Children
&c. &c, is very good bat he forgets to suggest
how they should be paid; such q force would be
rather expensive.
NATURALIZATION OF FOREIGNERS IN NEW
YoRK-The following table from the EUentAg
Post, presents the number of foreigners, who
have, since the commencement of the present
year, declared their intention in this city to be-
come citizens of the United States, and also those
who have already taken out the final papers ne
sessary to citizenship
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Cusrox HOUSE, Nlw.YoEx Collectors Office Oct 8, 1850
d9R0p0,ALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS oFFiCE uhs
o scraw Pie Beacon the Romel sboa York Ha' ana
be completed within twelve nonths from date Of acceptance
agreeaby 10 ihe lQVwisg specification, WIS ,, .. &c
Tia p.con 10 be cou'tucted Of ron VIZ 70 .
FORMED by nine IRON screw p II oet long and iaeIsaa
dsnetet attached Huhels pasnt eraTs feet dshsNN
The nine pike aud eight on he az
which the eand Of the sho ara 70
hs sttsd ra ron nbs- central vertical othsn 10,
twu parts concenc 10 each meg
cap being the ubethe outer shaEg down
OF the inclined tubes and fastened thereto by DS sd
keysesch OF iuoce Nth obOvand they % IN
the lower euds8 ncbes external diainserpscR
lchst the Junction OF thuse tubes with the heada oil toe e
piles To be periphery representing thu sides OF the ot
extending from tubs 10 another and keyed pockets eat %
the ends vi ina uDethseo bars 70 be Vi foned foa ioo
inches dametersoo be- eight rads ties from the nngs 70 e
csner peAeyed poekt tao tuba and ao aeea
socket cast the nbeess rada ties 10 90 OF
vrougb three inches dahets all tbs gbs and Keys 70 e
three ufihs thick inches Of depth the hns
Aso 10 be egb tene0 rods Lch round "rough; on as
10 hub On the cehet pile and ra6ng ppWards rom bss
bottom Of the iubes Eh hsS attached By hook and eye
Of up with buckle sboys tho eap
inches diameter iuch 10 set long. having 0 esy
Joint cap BIZ attached at the top sen i
re,y plates being set al right angs 20 en
other the dssnes OF ie as go6e and this fora
the Beacon from the tae other end q
mark ha. beng lattice Eof
diameter. sufficient 10 make dsta
castings this Beacon TO be perfectly sound and ee he
gsvs nkcsj all The oEss to De carefully a1;ed and
The the Beacon to be IS feet above the sufas Of ne
% above high water and hne drawn from ito Yep A
BIZ tangent u the hOTiIon the distance OF 74s niles
The contractor Win " required bond VITA aEofS
eecurty double o! conditioned
structure shall for years .n time Of Ia cesp
and that the Beacon snail b vas me distance Of
miles,
ols IN IL 6AXWR Ii, conectaf, "a
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PATENTS.

HAUTION.-The PATENT OFFICE
Ohavfng decided in fIvor Of NJ RAY as me Fth1I
and TRUE INVENTOR OF the INDIA NJ % In teall
ROAD Spring, and against w T. flHtri "io ma Htu
claimed the same ms invention. and al whose
and that of Horace II Day twho has manufacturers e lit
fec or vuranzcd Rubber for sch spnngs seYefni tet
road COMPANIES gye nfiuged not only upon me rights OF
The sad f Ray and rendered theseYes lla!e lo arg
damages but also upon the patenl-rgts oil oiaes Doo
veor against all Of whom suits tor damages 'or irhge
ert viii be commenced IN the event OF aliue ~ recover
comDeneation speedily against Horace H. Day
Railroad Companies cautioned agltst Infringing
mon the said patent nights OF said Charles Goodyear or OF
= NJ Raw By the of such India Rubber Lar springs
and for ali future inrngements actions VIII be ntedlatsy
co. F. NJ RAY Office 98 Broadway.
Annexed is copy of the official certificate from the COM
missioner of Patents
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE, WAsHINGToH, u. u
18th September 1880
SIR: You hereby informed that in the case Of the IN
reference between your claims and those OF w C. Fuller
upon which hearing appointed to take place on the
second Monday August the question OF proHty OF ihVen
ton has been decided in your favor enclose copy OF
the decision.
The testimony in the is open to the inspection
of those concerned.
Yours, respectfully,
Signed, DEWITT c. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
Mr. Fowler NJ Ray
c. NJ. Keller, Esq. New YORK. "a,
The Office the NewEngland Car Co. is femovedo lO4
Broadway, n. Y. oil SUI
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A NEW BULL ~ WALLsT.-Therc are some
animals in Wail.st that would make the fortune
Of Titus and Augevine, but it is not often that
hull Of the true fourlegged breed ventures into
that dangerous locality. On Tuesday, however,
while boy was trying to drive line animal up
town The beast made dash down among the mo-
pev changers Just about the time when the wor-
sbippers of Mammon were returning from morn
ing service, and frightening the bears into their
dens and scattering the twoegged bulls into
ncontinent fight, in five minutes had the street
all to himself In the course of his race he
knocked over two shortlegged men, hurting the
body Of one and the feelings Of the other 1t IS
almost miraculous that persons who CHANGED to be
in the animals way escaped serious injury. We
hope the first actien of the Common Council will
be to put prompt and efi'ectual stop to the drY-
ing of cattle through the streets.
CAREER AND DEATH OF THAT BuLL-From the
Police Reports of Wednesday morning we gather
the following facts in regard to the stranger Bull
of w all-st.
Id Ward.-" William Moody, a sailor, was
gored in the back by mad OK, in Wall st. at 9.45
AN. Conveyed to his residence 1872 Washing
tonst by Policeman Hindmarsh.
VIM Wara.-"l1 a. MA wild steer passing
through the streets, endangering the lives OF the
community, was shot by man by the name OF
Garry Smith BY the order of Assistant Capt Mer
rit OF the Seventh Ward Police in Noriolk.st near
Hester The carcass was left in charge of Serg't
Towill, Seventh Ward, with orders to take it to
the public pound
KILN Ward" An infatuated bull was shot
in Norfolk st. this day about 2 O'Clock. He came
very near killing man in Orchard st. and severe
ly injured woman before he was shot" Peace
to his carcass!
PEOPLE RUN OVER on MoSDAY.-A man, name
unknown, by stage, cor Broadway and Maiden
lane, II P NJ. Taken to the Hospital.
At Il P. NJ a sailor in West-st. by wagon
Badly hurt; taken home.
AT noon, Ellen Casey, by stage, in Bowery
near Bayard.s st. Taken to the Hospital
At g ?. NJ, corner OF Broadway and Barclays st
Francis Idell, of Hoboken. Taken aboard the
Ferry boat by the Police.
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WlLLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CHuRcnEs-The steeple of Rev. Mr.. McLean's
church. cor. South-Fourth and Sixth SITS. has been
raised. Although not appearing from the river so
elevated as some others, the church being on the
east side Of the summit, it is the highest spire in
the village. The whole building will have very
imposing effect The church viii be ready for d.
vine service in two or three weeks. Although
new churches are continually being erected, there
is not room enough in the whole of those now
built, even if filed, to accommodate halt the mum
Der of inhabitants, should all attend Most of the
churches are pretty well filed.
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NV BUILDlSGs,-Mr. Edmund briggs, Presi,
dent Of the village, has just erected fine brick
block on South Second,st between Fourth and
Fifth SITS The whole OF the buildings from the
church to Fifth-st. belong to Mr. D. Mr. Nichols
formerly Nichols is completing brick
block Of stores and dwellings on South Seventh-st
The fronts are to represent Portland stone Mr.
Flanagan has broken ground for handsome
building in South Foursh-st. between Eighth and
Ninth SITS Numerous buildings are proceeding in
Grand St ard various other parts OF the town.
TEMPERANCE MrErlSG.-A public meeting, the
object of which was to take measures to prevent
the spread of intenlperance in the Village, was
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COAL.
NJ CRAWBUCK,S UPHOLSTERY

w HOUSE and SHIP FURNISHING WARE.
ROOMS S5s GRAND-ST. New York, where VIII be found
complete Of the following articles; Feathers
Hair Moss and Husk also, Beds Mattresses and Cush
ions also Bedsteads of every description, VIZ Patent
Screw Iron Joint Lock Joint Iron Screw, Cottage and
Trundfe Cots, &c; also, splendid variety Of Window
Shades Paper He1gings Borders, &c Mr. c. would call
particular attention his styles Of Hair and Spring
Mattresses NB.-Od Beds and Mattresses Renovated
90, q In Ia. - - " CRAwBUcK. a54 erand-et
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GAS FIXTURES. The Trustees on Monday
evening adopted resolution in favor of giving
contract for 800 gas posts and fixtures to Mr.
Smith, at sl7 each Posts will be Immediately
erected in all the paved streets. Pipes are being
laid throughout the line of Fourthst. as they al
ready have been in various other streets.
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A T PRIVATE SALE, the Tw0-Story
MERCK HOUSE and Two LOTS of GROUND on
100 feet from the Fourth
az Size Of House 30x38 feet deep finished in modern sye
and in good order.
Also LOTS Of GROUND on the Fourth-ay. and One
ighhst adjoining the above EachLot
25xlC0 feet deep.
Part ofthe purchase money remain on bond md mort
gage For further particulars apply to ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER, Auctioueer, Broad-st. OF lW
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IssnT6 sE%yR gTiDERs-seaied PopSss< a1. Is
"ProPo,als Tor rosa WI TaJ, ~ @ ssd
efkce Crotou Aqueduc Department un' q 4 ea spaa
Oe.nb. al O'CLOCK r 81 " build Sewer IN i3NA eo1sse
about o fac. eat avenue and through Asees m psi
VII IN. length about I0s1 ies osnsd
,cscs,oa of u work and all other information eaa ca0LAa
on Application 10 Contract Clerk, a. tbs of1e" o5s
DEAN, President Croton Aqueduct Department
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EyGISEs-Empire Hose Co. No . received
handsome new apparatus on Saturday, as did also
Engine Co. No g, located in South Fourth-st be-
tween South-Seventh and South Eighth SITS.
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COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson.-for
sale FARM of about so acres in the Village OF Hast
ings 81 miles from the city. The house Is new, bum
OF stone in the substantial manner III modern etye
with II rooms has OF the most commanding views
of the river acent scenery unites unusual pcr
esque prospect with convenience and retirement The
grounds the finest order wen supplied with great
variety of fruit The whole part will be sold on applca-
ton to the proprietor the premises Hastings the
Hudson. n Z. [ol4 2wtl ALEXANDER BIRNLE.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE

every week wastes large quantity OF very good
envelops in circulating by mail from your city,
the printed advertisements of " I}vclCetrecS
Wasking Tutd' that under rule Of the Post
Office Department, Postnasters are allowed to
refund postage paid on such lmposltlons by the
persons to whom they are addressed; and that
his future dispatches OF waste paper for this mar
ket will not prove paying investment.
POSTMASTER IN THE COUNTRY.
A CASE IN EQUITY.--Just as we expected.
The Bostohians having, in a state of excitement,
forgotten Frankns story, and paid too much for
their whistle, begin, like lubberly boys, to cry
after the cake they have eaten. All the attacks
made upon Mr. Barnum by portion of the Boston
Press fall to the ground before the facts embodied
in his card. He did not sell tickets for more peo-
ple than the Hall would accommodate; but set
of rowdies. some with and some without prone
made tickets, blocked up the doorway, and pre-
vented those who had purchased the rightto seats
from reaching them. Every person in the habit OF
visiting places Of public resort well know how
easy it is for halfa-dozen troublesome people to
kick up bobbery," and disturb many thous-
ands: that this was the case in Boston, we have
every reason to believe, and therefore think the
abuse heaped upon Mr.. Barnum most unjustl-
fable.
knew him hesitate to acknowledg e the title but
il is to his enterprise and the risk of the bulk OF
| his fortune in the first instance, that we are IN
debted for the pleasure OF hearing Jenny Lind, and
through her engagement by Barnum, the disburse-
ment of twenty thousand dollars to Charity IN
| only two cities AS to the enormous prohts he
may make, what has the press or the public to do
with that No more than they have with the re-
suits OF Messrs Howlands speculatlons In Call-
fornia or Corcoran & Riggs profits by the Gov
eminent Loan. Then, as to the cutlery about
How much will Balnum give to the Charities =
WHY select him instead of William Is Astor,
Nicholas BiddIc, STEPHEN Whitney, Collins or
some other OF our merchant princes whose specn,
lations turn out profitable ? 1t is all humbug Ii
Banum prefers investing his funds in earthly Sc
curities instead OF lending them to the Lord, that
is his affair and the select few who do cast their
bread upon the waters as literally as they should
do will have the best of Barnum IN the world to
come.
We do not care one jot more fort Barnum than
for any Boston editor or dollar "pronenader,' but
we like to see spirited, entcrprisin6 man sue
coed when he risks his capital and makes bold
experiment on his own hook" Suppose Jenny
Lind had failed to draw-a the press and tins
neoplc would lave laughed at Barnum but who
would have paid him back single dollar OF ms
losses? Not a Bostonian, at any rate May ne
make million, and be wise enough to keep 1t
~ ICorbyn's Figaro.
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pRIVATE SALE, BROOKLYN
Il HOUSE and LOT, 1879 Hcks-st near. Pierpont-st
Frame House filed in With briGk and wen built marble
rear by 100 feet in depth Said be the best built Frame
House in the City OF Brooklyn. For particulars inquire OF
ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, Broad-st. Auctoneer.
w
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AT PRIVATE SALE, 3 BUILDING
IALOTS suaed on the side of Sevenh.ay. between
Twenty first and Tweny-second sts commencing 80 feet
aud inches north of TWentyrsts said lots being each
in size feet O inches front and rear by 100 feet IN depth
portion of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage For price and further particulars Of the above
property apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auc-
noneer, Br0adst o8 Ivy
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VHHE LARGEST assortment of BED
4 STEADs. BEDS, MATTR ESSES and FEATHERS
ey er offered for sale NJ W1LLARD'S Warehouse, $50
Chatham corner OF Mubeuy-s The attention OF house.
keepers and others is particularly called TO Wnies patent
night and ef screw bedstead Old beds renovated coS
wholesale and retail SO I'M
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STEAM FERRY BOAT FOR SALE.
kC-The steam Ferry Boat ESSEN, now plying on the
jersey CITY Ferry Said boat 100 feet long a feet wide,
and has engine of34 inches diameter Of cylinder and
Ferry on the Hudson connect with the Hudson River
Railroad or towing about the tiarbor, she would be
a desirable boat For further information apply TO
c. A. WOOLSEY,
ol5 I'm Supt jersey City Ferry at jersey City.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-C. L. INGERSOLL, the
. celebrated race life and fancy boat-buider. has
moved into the large six-stoy brick building running
through to Waer-s door TO his old boat stand where
he would be happy receive orders from his friends and
others and the world beside The curious and sporting
that are desirous invited Gull and examine R9ne-
Der No $50 Souhst Wherever his stamp found there's
the boat that can't be beat) N B. Several jeureymen
wanted; also. two stout boys otS wv
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ii Isr wsJ hereby gnAraItse hat Inc aboT0 O,1H,
will comply of advertisement, for propocasH
goods September &C. 1880 the contract should
auadedto him. and s0nd for the execution OF tho sans
within the prescrbed." L. 81
bidders. L. LEA.
$50 3AHtE2 Commissioner Of Indian AfJfa