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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
sesy FalE Stock or
DHUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE R0D0Lr

JHEODOEE POEoTr
w i1.i.f->-AI-I and RETAIL DRUGGIST
-'tineIa- Point = IS has jest received a very
large aud wei selected stock Of 4 erf~an Fre,,rf,
asa I-i'slI-i Cse8aeLy Trugs Bs5-ig.es T,yf,,,s.
Y. D3e-S-l5ts ST. At THIS Stors Physicians can
lt-y On 1'lFing tiler PrezCEpiioTs carefully com
Pc taded NJ foods are seleciet with great care,
an, Fyili D warranted IS repTeseatad
Receiving, large and rev sispnIy Il DR. d
Jayne.s Family 3IedlcI4es. Or. f{oeers s,-,,r, ,f
LiFerVyort and Tar, and Smiths Tonic sVfip.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

Amount Of sales Of Public Lands sold at
the Land Office at Mineral Point, Wis
during the last six months Of the year
1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

> ~ y T. Nal { RED.
J. ". O. Park, OF Ossyego. Kendall CO ILL., here
b. certify thar some tizae in The month OF april
last, mad available horse sy,eeleTed ] had aI>-
piled several kinds OF medicine Tor II when Bris-
tolls Eminent was recommended 10 ne. / used
tao bottles Of Dc, and with them in one week's
time entirely cured ms horse 81 the sweeney
The Eminent should - rubbed IA the shoulder
and heated IL with not iron. Lere i NJ doubC
OF Its being aH iulalLb.e care for sweeney IN lis
worst stages. ". o. PARK.
oswego Kendall 60. IT. Oct. y, 1919
Manufactured exclusively al Bolridere Boeac
county. III, by HAMILTON < CO.
For sale in Mineral Point AZ tie Drag Stores Of
r d. Puliord and T. Boto'f 10tf
L8U&S & NE d. O I[TTAg
IslIiE subscriber has inst received new supply
OF GfrsS, Fat2ss rlfa isirl cs afld igUitrs P4y-
sirfTus. Cotztf2 Deqlae. Pair ers and the Fn57ic
II general To coue asd examine. The ct4als-
" o. his drugs are y.ar-I.utrd ard his pri-
ces are reasonable ii is stock consists
IN part. Of Boiled LIN d .l eIf Qualities a.
LaIAp Oh Lluzeed oil u aTpsufine White
Lead ln Oh and orl- = atty, Window 6;issz,
FaEnsaes- alcohol me gar BgaHdy and Y inez.
Ter medicinal purpose EoEolIa aaj Princi-
Pc >eEars. having s ans. Per stf1ertsS Min
cral and vegetable c 5lors, Dyg z1ltfs SSc-a>c-
lie mas also EcceI'.t Esyv az4d lI supply
OF Or D. JA1NI s. celebrated IA2tfLY
d tIICINE.S
TAO AoBo5 mas Ieea appointed Agcu.
Tor .Ae sale of Gr8v's cr'e5ra-ed HORSE.
laNl-llN 4. Thrills + Err < EONF
LINITE 81 and EAUFMAN,
ii u \ "a RI 4 i LINZ siENT Sc
JUS. Iece ~ Il caa i1r sale * Te lowest mar <
q prices 10 boxes CLASS. an sizes. ma
e--i3, ~ ~ -HAl1- l-tis- Iz&lS. CT and
eAal.J g 10y goods ana Prices be ere making your
~rfr-~-t0r-- r0T~-r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
EAEEE 81 UP

BIZ tue subscriber. living four miles southwest
ot Mineral Point a rcd briudIe TEIFJ-}. TWO and
q aai6 years Old She has a little white about the
bag and small s'ie on RE under side Of the Ie5t
car The ursner is requested to cali, prove prop
eEty, pay charges and take her AWAY
JOHN TROUT
December ed 1919 4w II RSt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
o. rEr - a.
~

CfA3-E to the premises Of Elias Wiley living
~ TWO and half miles west @. Mineral P0.nr,
a bright red STEER with small white spots and
an under Biz from the left ear. The owner is re-
ham away. ELIAS WILEY
December 2zd. 1919 4-vI3*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
ShCTET's Sale.

%zaIz-SEE 2 s@SsEC.
ID CBLIC Notice j. hereby given. That by viz
- tue OF two writs OF Fieri Faclas issued from
the ONCE OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court for To-
wa County, Wisconsin. and TO me directed and de-
liveTed against the goods and chartelz. lands and
tenemen-s Of stephen B. Thrasher, and in favor Of
Moses u. Strong. I have seized and levied upon
the following described Real Estate as the proper
y she siii IhTasber. VIZ. The southwest guar
ter o. tie northwest quarter of section No tLir-
tyslN esq and the cast haltof the northeast quar-
ter OF section No tyenrysix go all IN township
No Eve 90 north range No. two % east Of TIE
fourth principal meridian. in the county o. Iowa
and state Of Wisconsin and ErlL otarard sell at
puaAc vendac all the right trle and interest Of the
SAID stephen 3. Inrasher in and to tie above de-
scri1ed real estate IT the front door Of the Court
House IN the town OF Mineral Point Iowa County
on Saturday the 9th day Of February $50 he
tween the hours of @ O'Clock A. III. and cocl
r NJ Of said day the law directs 20 satisfy said
writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING. Stfrf,
Iowa Co. Wis.
Sheriff S Office, Mineral Poiut.
Dec 26.h, 1912
d. II Strong. Atty pr 50. 70 CIV
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80. ~ z - ~
~ 90 y -, y

On the 9Th inst, at Mlnerzi Point by Rev Z.
Williams Mr. JAxEs 4. WtrsoN. To Miss MAJ
eAHEr SELLEzx both OF Mineral Point.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

Tie Land IS part pTairie and pITt timber. the
timber Is Young and thrifty. There = d good
srRING OF WATER on the prernises--lt T. also iu
good ueighborhood- being oboQt 1 miles south
east OF Mineral Point and desirable situation Tor
a farm.
.RLSO-Eghty acres Of Timber land in Green
county Wisconsin. being the of TIE 5 + ! OF
section g town / north range S East.
For further particulars apply to --- Taylor,
Esq Land Agent. Monroe, Wis or to the subscri-
Der at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKENE
March Q. 1915 5gtE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

List of Letters remaining in the Post OF
fee at Mineral Point on the lst day Of jan.
1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
EsECCEEEwEAE

= QUANTITY Of Trash VACCINE NAT
%- TER. iast received by Dr. wv HILpx-
RRASn. Parents wishing their children vaccinated
for the k.ac-T-ox. can be accommodated by apply
ing soon June 5o.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

CREvAssEs crevasse recently occurred at
Mr.. Dunlsps plantation, a few miles above vicks-
burg, which, among other damages, destroyed one
Of She most beautiful gardens in the South. The
cTevasse at Mr. Preston's plantation has, it ap-
pears, not yet been stopped. The effort to dam
IT, canal at Mr.. c. POrche's, on False River. has
been unsuccessful N. o. Delta, ID.
MOTHER SWITCH AccIDBsr.-There was an
Loci6ent, which might have been very serious
o-e. on the Providence Railroad on Monday, caused
by the displacement Of switch. Considerable
damage was done TO the engine bat no person was
injured. These "switch accidents are growing
ala,,ainey fre.uent on our railroads, and the law
",. lid comma, 'es to too strict account for
the lack q Efficient preo.' ution'. Bost- Trans.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL,


PHILADsLrSIA, SUNDAY, June n
John Abrshams. convicted OF an asrrav..aa. :.
sauit upon George Weaver. was yes.erd.v a..
fenced to four years Imprisonment. in the E,,,sr,
Penitentisry.
man named Buckley, residing at the corner Of
Lombard and schuy lhin Front SITS died OF chol,r,
yesterday.
William H. cocklip, aged - years, lAr
student in John Cadwallsdsrs offce ia thi. CITY
and a native OF Halifax, Novs Scotia. was seci.
denisly drowned in the Delaware on Thursday
last. His BODY was recovered yesterday
A magnificent steamer called America" bail,
expressly TO run between Cape Nay aud this city.
will commence her trips in a few DAYS Oar me.
chanics never turned out a more splendid specimen
Of marine architecture.
United States baque Robert Norris, was yes
terday sold to gentleman of this city for - 500
young girl nsmed Sarah Fowler, residing in
spring Garden, was bitten by cat some time
slnce Two or three days ago she was alta cked
Oy spssms, so closely resembling hydrophobc
symptoms, that her physicians supposed that abe
oouid not survive She il recovering now how
ever, after having suffered terribly
Yesterday, Arts Whiteman. engineer in Weath.
eriey's saw mill Camden, n j, wa. iostsntIy
Killed by being caught in the strap connected with
the machinery.
cay The pripctp al rsDsscions In Reading Rar,.d
snafes, which were sold o First
hosId al 2l bat a. The Seeooo Board was M do
M<Zt Pte,s 81 all descriptions have dosnwsrd tea
dency and unsettled
The foreign news Published THE morning has given
Increased hmness to CorrOS bat Otherwise Il has had no
effect upon tue market COFyEs and h ner
yLoUs 10 depressed snd prices barely supported
Standard shipping brands held a. as p psr barrel but
some sales have been inside for Yes The sac, city
trade quite small within he range Of 25e5 IS jr
common and extra br.nJs and $sr Tor fancy New
on AL sale OF RYE FLoUs At 81 Co.'s AeAL IL dnuN
IS per bo and one lot sold srs less WHg,ris want
ed ~ oil "a per bushe for kei ard a. for Wht.
stwncn large sses have been made RyE-Ths last sale
wes % CTS per b1she CoSN In active de nard nut ina
receipts continue very small ss OF yellow nsS cens
OATS are In demand al 44d45 cents per busheL WnIsEy
10 lower Sales 10 barrels "a cent? Hhds are mel Al
the same price.
s.Lss or STOCK Fir Boo-d-s 600 Pftt,bh 6. "a Of,
Norristown Rd, 81 Penn Rd a.; 10 Meehs Br "a I3
Rdg Rd 2lii 5Odo, 2lt SO DO 2i 2o Morris Can les
80 beaye, Mead, l9.
SEQ Morris Csns l6t so Rdg 3D. y; 65c Go. 2s 800 Nor
ris Canal le!; 100 kdg Rd 2zI
Second Boardas1eoo Safe IS ssii 81 c Tenn S. July
l. s5l; 10 Rog Rd, 2it Penn kd, al; l6 Ky Bi 1861
after Bcayd-sIe0 Reading %, 10 rs, 72, 5000 90,
72s; 81 COZ DO, M sooo DO, so 80; sloeo 6s 67
llst 100 kors Cana, lets 200 Rea ing kk, ~ " Me-
chanics' Blk 70.
Co,,,g Pyteesic u sss, SO, isl, do, o. Ii5s
llsl State S. 5tde6 Nav S. ST. 957. aiug ca 10
79ld72i do 90 1s oso; Residing strcs. 22o22; Mo ris
Cane, iotGei; Uoion Canal, NOM; 9rard B., lac
s Bank li02; Vicksburg lAGi6.
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= =, 1tlssaapR 70 I'VE NETWORK ralssAE'
from washington
- A.. IT, TxsbnraN

|sss~ w.sslseros, Saturday, June 20
N, sOc,7 viii introduce Missouri Line Con- Coz.
Ai a .mendme,.. to the Omnibus on MOI.
pr01 Mr. Foorr will support it IL there shah
he .uy prospect of its success. iSs may acS."a'
9, the suspension Of the puOnca''oH :. .o" =.
-, ur. r has received from prominent men In
W.. :, the adoption Of the report Of the Commit
nv, Th,,.sen. Mr. Foote has unpublished letters
~ ~ : ,o1r end MCFARLAND, aud ARCHER OF Viz
eipis and others
M KIvynAs. of Texas, will renew the inquiry
,oT MonsayI asking the President TO farnshfurtoer
;r,srmstion IN regard to the proceedings Of the
,.o-,s srss ia Fe in favor Of State Government
d. NewNe6co.
Gen. JAmEs WILSON, Representative from the
III. District Of New Hampshire, will resign h''
seat IN the House within ninety days. 1t Is j.
pugpose to locate in California, where be viii -
vote his attention 70 the practice Of 2; isi1
the law. yours &c
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senaior Feot'-
SPECIAL Disf,teh - n r. sss

WAC ,fcs, SA-l.,s -vov'
A rich SC came off in front Of Browns Hotel
To-day. zen. Foote who is much excited by the
articles which appeared in the A'ssisst'2H against
himself and his friend Judge Stsrkey, during con-
troversy with Judge Smith, openly denouncedhis
,uemies in the porch of that Hotel this morning, in
his usual energetic manner and collected around
him large crowd Of psssers by, who witnessed
,be scene with much amusement. During his re-
marks be defended the course Of the Administra
,on On the California question and stated his deter
n;nston not TO resign his pretensions to reelection
W the Senate and that If superseded he would take
The stump like Benton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
caucus at the Capitalize. Mann and Dir.
Webster-Ihe Town Case.

Special Dispatch % TIE '''onne
WAsHNGToS, Saturday, June q
The Caucus held at the Capitol last night decided
IN favor of giving bounty lands for three months
,srvices to soldiers who servedin all our wars since
1890 In case OF death, the bounty to 90 to widows
The Caucus was thinly attended
Mr.. Mann will make no formal reply to NJ. Web
,ters last letter. he will issue new edition of his
previous reply, with an appendix.
Mr.. Commissioner Bartlett is very busy selecting
and equippiug bis Corps
The Iowa case, it is expected, will be up on
Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
~ The specinl Committee appointed aoder re

~ The Special Committee appointed under
no uon presented 10 The Board OF Assistant Aldermen 70
INQUIRE and report the expedency and pracics ty
Of opening and extending Chaberssi IL raj hi line
from Cbsii the East River. hereby give notice TIA,
tey will meet he Office OF the CLERK ~ the Board Of As
siSsni Aloern en-, No City Hall nm TUESDAY 2'h IN
B.apt al 81 O'CLOCK M .
Aperops IN crested IN, who win be affected By said
prouo,ed Improvement are respectfully requested 70 Ap
pesr ard present heir views IN relation thereto
FLORENCE MCCARTHY
L. n WARD, Special Conn tee
John BOYCE, ie24 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
c,rppIIFs OF COAL FOR THE AIMS

CRoTos AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT June Is, la50
ATOTICE.-UUdef law u The State passed llth
~ April ls49 every building situate a eetin which
TIE wserppes Gid Is charged with annual f0r
CrotOn vaisT whether be taken In such builfng nOI
These rales been due and payable the Crotou
Wafer Ofsce RoturcA Park, since The first day May
lat Landlords and tenants respectfully requested
give Immediate attention his natter these form
len upOu he properly and subject Il 70 advertisement
and sale ioTno1- pa ueni.
iel5 fwu REVO G. HAaCE, Rsgisgsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
GENERAL NOTICES.

Y Rocky Mountain Drab Beave, -" :,
Eirr Conner Pine and Nasssusu- invites The amen. - -
u, Customers and public TO his beautiful White -
mi Beaver Hals The ughness and gentiy OF this hal
nd g Ell nsve last season. has induced him 10 get
- .slols 10 the most rich and elegant manner. he has
lao spe assortment Of 0enlemens Straw and other Han
AZ Che latest descriptions. BihD,
Gyl7 evis cor. Pine and N.sssu SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
From the =. w. Coast Of Africa-Capsure Of n
SLAYER.
correspondent Of the Boston Mail writes AZ

correspondent Of the Boston Mail writes AZ
follows:
U s. SHIP JoHS ADAMS, orr AmBsrz,l
y w Const o. Aires, April Is, 1859 (
On the 23d inst while standing in for this anchor.
age, boat came alongside from II b. Ms steam
err Cyclops, who reported that All American Brig
antne passed close in. shore for Ambriz in the
morning, but as she saw US standing In, she struck
her colors and was then riding at anchor around a
point or bluff of land stretching into the sea- We
stood for her dispatched two boats and boarded
the brigantine Excellent of New Orleans, BY our
Captain in person, followed by Mr.. Wainwright
our sailing master in one Of the cutters. The mas,
ter Of the brigantine was requested to hoist his
coors, which were run up, (American) and after
a scrutiny Of her papers and character she was
seized prize for violation Of our laws regarding
the African Slave trade She had Slave deck.
Farna, 80 casks water, snuff pans, tin kettles,
quantity Of wood and wooden spoons secreted on
board her, and in fact all the necessary accommo.
datioDs for the reception Of Slaves.
A prize crew is TO go on board her today and
will be sent to the United States as soon as posi-.
bic for condemnation. Her master, mate and crew
are also to be sent. Our first Lieutenant Mr..
Gansevoort, is appointed her prize master.
The Excellent has arrived at Norfolk Va. and
the crew have been committed to jail to answer the
charge of Piracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL
WILLIS j. SAXTON,

REMOVAL
WILLIS j. SAXTON,
SUCCESSORS TO CLARK L sAXrON-rhe under
SslsueJ having purchased Dir Wiiiss Interest In the
arm Of Willis & SAXON will continue be Gentlemen Q
Furnishing Tailoring business Al 81 Broad way where
can be found every article apPerisning 20 gentemans
wardrobe consisting In part Of SILK, m7rno, cotton and
ismbs-w DOL shit. aud drawers, gsnze merno SIX and
cotton shrs and drawers suitable for Summer wear pocket
b.pdlerchrfs OF every description constantly on hand
likewise stocks cTAvss collars and suspeoders Ne &c
AIvsys on hand srge assortment Of cloths, eassmeres
md yestpgs which vii 10 made up IN the bess
and at short notice. WAhhhh oaAIoNI
lei lma oil bfoenWhJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
* Redemption from spectacIes.-N

~ Redemption from observation-disclosures
SIGHT RESToRED AND NEAR SIGHT CURED-Prof q RON
enables persons TO PRESERVE their natural sight TO
RESTORE AFTER glasses have been used for years and to
cure near sight al In few days. weeks months, with
pain rifk injury and al reasonable exDeRse. Dis
eased eyes iGo treated Nearly 0t0 references given
None but pad Letters received OFFICE DAYS 10 Boston
Mondays az the Marboro In Worcester Tuesdays 81 the
American from 10 10 Il in Springfield, at the Hampton
HCuse, Wednesdays till II NJ; In Hartford, Al the Amer
lean, Wednesdays, from 10 10 New.York, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. at Burs's Hotel, Qsie M1nsv.st
House from to si;in Philadelphia Fridays, at the Morris
House, IA Chestnut from ~ je2f Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

EXCELSIOR COUNCIL NO. o. OF U. AN
- The Members OF Excelsior Council are
Sly requested to be present at the meeting be held
-sy evening, June Is at the Council Room Grsnd-st
Hall 1T GTand-s the election OF Officers for the ensu
ing term will then take place. BY order,
ie24Its CORNS. A COOPER R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

TRE WESTERN ISDIASs--A Council was re-
Gently held at Fort Smelling, between the Sioux
Ind Chippewa Tribes Of Indians, for the purpose Of
settling the long existing difficulties between those
HaticLs. Gov. RAMSEY Of Minnesota, was present
and made an appropriate address, counseling an
lmicable adjustment Alter considerable talk
We Council adjourned without coming TO a 6ual
settlement Of the questions at issue IL was. how.
ever, agreed that an srmis'ice should exis, be.
meen the two tribes until the questions involved
s0aid be submitted TO the authorities at Wash.
hgtoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
The Invaders of Cuba.

NEwORLEANs, Friday, June IT.
The Grand Jury have found true bills against
Lopez, Mr. Sigur Of Del, Gov. Quitman, Judge C.
Pinkney Smith of Miss. ex.Gov. Henderson, Mr..
O'SuIlivan, and ten others of the Cuba invaders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
The Cholera In Mexico,

BALTIMORE, sunday, June ..
The Southern mail brings late intelligence from
Mexico end the Rio Grande. 1t is stated that the
Cholera was raging there with fearful violence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
Convicted OF Granddaughter.

BALrIMoRE June y
The trial of William Il. Gardner and William
HUMPHREYS. captain and mate Of the brig Frances
Jane, for causing the death of David Thomas, cook
of said vessel which has been going on in the Uni
ted States District Court for some two or three
sdys, was concluded this morning. The jury, after
being absent fifteen minutes, returned verdict of
mansls lighter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
Markets...BuFTALo, June'2z

The receipts at this port since yesterday are as
follows FLOUR, $50 bbs WHEAT, $500 bush CoRS,
The market for Flour has been rather heavy bu, We
have no fPecie charge &c notice Ia EQUATIONS The saes
are moceTate We police al esseF feeling IN the mary
for WHEAT, especially for he gsdes some sses are
making, hut nOih'ng he's ~ yet et closed ~
The steamers news hss produced an essier 6.sj, H.,
CORN with incnsusn part OF holders IN nY...
saes The sales 10 buan mixed W..ar a,
ETA There fair inquiry for oars II prices much tha
ZANE as before reported There nothing of nooTancs
doing iu Rye, while holoeTs sre steady.
In WRsGY there 10 fair busaess doing yesterdays
prces Tiers Is fair business going on in freight.
HOUK Is IaleR for Al0auy 81 per obi aud CoRS al
81 ets Der buahe!. WHEAT is taken 81 former rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24
The Cholera nj The south West.

CIScIssArl, Saturday, June %
The Cholers is at Nashville. There were six
cases and three deaths on Wednesday last and
three new cases yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-24

OFPICR OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
mvs rs' 49, WALTER b. GIBSON
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10000 WINDOW SHADES,
or EVERY DESCRIPrlC

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at greas bargains, 10
w lots 70 suit purchasers from "a up a. 40 Pear,
doors from Chsthsn street Trimmings, Camones &C.
s,r tie ,,s5s Tiall 2vy1s.I w. jerks.
C,UPPLIEs OF COAL FOR THE AIMS
SHOUsE-PrOposaso for Cosl viii be received 81 vac ~
zee OF he Governors In the PARK, until o'clock 81 ne
9sah nsant 10 be srcomp with the OF two re
,nop.ibe persons. with shoir In wiring 80 security
f,r The performance OF the contract
$500 tuns Broken, 200o do Egg Beaver, Black Heein,
wyoming Lehsh Coal OF any and ali descriptions iree
on Chesrut Pea and ali other impurities each tun TO con
OF 2240 lbs To be delivered ~ he several Iesa,
tons ard such WhsSves IL he city may be desg1sod
Tor tsi purpose such times and IN such quantes a. sy
be required on before The lot day Of November nex Tree
inspecon OF competent person appointed for thai pur
pose decision In respect 70 quality snall be hnsl
AIRY information that may be required viii be gwen ~
MS oace.
ofice Of the Governors Of he Aims House.
8. DRAPER, President
HsE7- YORK. Jure IS. 1881 je4 isCe3
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Mechanics Institute RIection.-The annual cleo.
ton OF OheeIs and Standing Committees Of this InstuLOn
whl6e bed al The Rooms los Bowery Tuesday even
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