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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

DkOPOSALS for $3.50, 600" CEN IRAL
proposals win be received the Conrolers Once until
THURSDAY, the 18th da, Of August 1850 att o'clock
when the will b. publicly opened for the WHOLE OF any
psr of the hundid and fifty thousand dollars
OF the Central Park Improvement Fund stock su'noinsd
by chapter Us OF the 1860 and by ordinances OF the
Common Council approved by the Mayor July Is 1900
The laid stock will consist OF two thousand I'VE hunde
hundred dollars EACH and bear interest tue
per ceut snna payable quarter yeay nJ ha
taxation, tie principal redeemsble Nov 1910, ron the
- mixing Fund fort be Redemption OF the City Debt
proposals will state the amount OF stock desired ana the
price per share aud the persons whose proposals are
viii be required to deposit with the Chamberlain Of tho CITY
within ten days after toe opening OF the bids the snm
them respectively including the premiums on tne
lain for such parties will be entitled to re ,eiye
certificates equal amounts oil tae par Value OF the "cA
b, sdre iuten st from the dates Of payments ~
Each should be sealed and ndor'ed Propo'as
for Cetrel improvement Fund STOCK aud the same
nut In second eny elope addressed to the Con roller
right esesed part Of the Controller TO reject any
n, The bid, II to protect promote
the Interests OF the city ROBI l. hAWo Sou ronsi
City New York. Department Of FINANCE, Controller
Ill. Al
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8,ationerp and fanrp GOODS.


nARD BROTHERS e. Co.. Manufacturers of
I'D GOLD PENS ZEN and PENCIL CASES, q MaidenIane,
Nev.York Also manufacturers OF Bard Whsonss faent
Arxur Mo Gold Gold Pens rep sired or exchanged
nAYID WALKER, Stationer, Printer, and
RAM Bock Manufacturer No Park place under Broad
way Bank Tags and Counting Motions In great variety
UOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
N Il u werknown, cures TAN, PIMPLESs FR EG
ALT-RHEUM,- BARRIERS ITCH, CHAPS, ChAfES
ee@poand ever Invented GOURAUD's POUD&E SUBTLE
body safely and quickly warranted LIQUID hoOGE ioi
psls lips and cheeks LILY WHITE, for flushed red AND
6esed faces HAIR DYE instantly converts red or light
har 70 beautiful b.k brown without staining the ssa
HAIR RESTORATIVE for the hair 70 grow and make stun
,riry hair poft glossy and silky GOURAUDS ORIENTAL
CRkAM for The complexion Found at DR.. GoURAUDS old
establised depot No Walker ht store from brsadway
WsJls Co. Psrh Barnes Hayes Brooklyn; Green, Wor
ceserj Bstes No l2s WashinrOnst BOsten Osllsndsl
Phi.dephs above articles not to be coooupded WIN
the trash with which States flooded and sent from View
al heap rates. and long credits attha Dr. GOUkAUUs
articles before the puoc the past ~ years ano are
vel known TO be ali they are represented TO be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

j. PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and .upedos
METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York eysy
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at S O'Clock p.
M. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton, on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at O'clock p N, nom Riss
No. g. R.
Hereafter win Do regarded secured any spph
can't until the shall have been paid for.
Fresht Boston forwarded through with great dispatch b.
On Express Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN Agent Nos " and n Vests.
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Gunner Retreats.

BERGEN Nights WATER-CURE HoTEL-l
,. nom Hoboken Ferry 10y horse cars every is minutes
l. now open oI patients and bosrders Gymnsstcs BILLIARDS
Tepas DrCGoetze PhS stefan smith& becker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

BOARD WANTED.-Yery comfortable for four;
ID counecnI and without other boas, preferred
Comfort and cleanliness indispensable and viii DO paid for 30
cordingly Address f., Box No. 2,sSs NJ Y. Post-Ohoe
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Dparo anb Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and Lady, or Gentleman, Lady
ans child may obtain BOARD Ut No. 20 East 34hst.
- na 3dav large front pAcr aud bedrooa
o art 8ooI English pavement; has modern improve
en,s convenient to stages and at moderate rAte In
snail private family.
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Rouses to Get.

broadway LOFTS to LET,-The Lofts OF
ID the new store No. Ala Broadway between Grand and
Arnnnn n Sde-
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c. MEARS BURkHARDT

Respectfully TO Parents and Guardians that her
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
viii reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept u Circulars may 90
obtained residence No 80 West 18th ST. at the booGore
OF Roe lockwood Sons No. All Broadway and at Breasoss
Music Store No. 7Ul Broadway Applications letter until
SEPT will receive prompt attention, and alter which
date, Madame G. MEAkS BURhHARDT viii DO happy to re
ceiye III IN. in
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~ nv -. t,,o fepte.nen and their Wives IN Pn. .
d. Where OIsI Soss s and sIs on farm plcsrfc
loits ode DIN, o. n ter, " MRsEROLE NO. i ''"
I.ooA.yn, y. ID.
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DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS

Il fs.class and fayoite steamships
CHESAPEAKE, Capt Sidney Crowell, and
PATAPSCO Capt. Id. 4. Vail,
viii form weekly line to Portland leaving Pier N 4
avery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st4 p. m
Passage and fare, including ststeroom SIS.
This direct and picturesque route between New
York and the White Mountains via Long Island and Vineyard
sounds 10 Portland and Grand Trunk Railway to Gorhan,
which L. only miles from the Glen House. Apply TO
H. B. CROMWELL Co,
Nos. 66 West ct. snd 33S Broadway.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Pa,

~ Coo and dry mountain air pleasant society go ID table
wsm baths sol fhuT and mountain waters sGoa @
e1 easy Of access being only hours tide 0y railroad ron
NewYork Terms moderate For particulars address 'Ioo
CHR OWEN q CO., No. ~ Nspssust,N 4.
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The United States Mail Steamship
ADRIATlC,
Joseph c. Comsock Commander will sail from pier foot Of
Canals on SATURDAY. August 2S with Mails Passengers
and Specie, for the above ports
ForFeight Passage apply At the office of the North Attain
tic s. s. Co. room No. A. No. 80 Wall st
| p. STEPHENS, Secretary.
The ADRIATIC win leave her next voyage SATURDAY,
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A n. MxRwn, Auctoness.
RY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Irving Build
~ insA Nos se4 and SOS Broadway. the hssroPssAn
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

NEW YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS ana
IN LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG direct-And Pleasure Route
60 Ogd. nsbugh Montreal and Quebec Apply at the N 4.
sndN "A. r Il. Office, 27th.st-, N. Y.
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financial.

ALERT H. NICOLAY.
"A AUCTIONEER AND STOCkekok!h, ,.
M 81 William INSURANCE STOCK And otner 6ecun
a oriysts sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold ns
Rrakery Board The Price Current Issued semi monthly
nUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.,
IL BANKERS
Corner OF Pine and Nssausts, Nsw-fork
CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS q CREDIT
For TRAVELLERS, svsilabis In eli the
PRINCIPAL CITIES Of the WOhLD'
MERCANTILE CREDITS
For use In Europe, ChinA, kc
EUGENE THOMPSON, Auctioneer and Broker:
~ No Al Pine st. buys and sells STOCKS and BONDS o.
broisrs Board INSURANCE STOCK q private ale. rnco
Cuu..t OF Insurance SOCK issaed scmi-monthly
Op,rcn OF rHn MIssIsorA mISISe CospasH
No. 1877 0reenwichst, New York July IT, isW
NOTICE.-Ihe Transfer Books OF the MINNIE
IN sofa MINING COMPANY will be CLOSED Tor one
week from WEDNESDAY the 2h day oil July instant or sns
DIVIDEND Of Six DOLLARS share payable on sud amor
Tie frat dsy Of August next By order Of the Director
Wv ~ SAML ]. w. BARRY, Secretary.
1'HE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSUR-
i ANCE 90 has accumulated funds amounting to over
= SO 600 and the lst OF January 1850 declared ID VI
tND of IS PER CENT Dividends annual and ore rAe
IN Cash. Papers furnished lgratis) by .
JOS. l.. l. T. LORD. Agents, No. " sl'st, N I.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

superiority of white labor he would be held
morally responsible. You would strip him
and scourge him by the hand Of slave
and perhaps tar and feather him.
Mr. Barksdale-The meanest negro in
the South is your superior.
Cries Of "0rdcr" from the Republican
side
Mr.. Lovejoy, in speaking Of John Brown,
said he would not curse him he would
pour no execrations upon old John Brown.
He condemned what he Brown did. He
disapproved of his acts he believed, how
ever, that his purpose was a good one and
his motives honest and truthful. John
Brown stood head and shoulders above
any man here until he was strahgled. Any
law to enslate man was as an estrange-
ment among pirates to distribute the spois.
BY what right do you of the South get to-
gether and enact laws that or my child
ret should be your slaves. Every slave has
a right to run away in spite of your laws
and to 6ght himself away. Were be (Love-
joy) a slave and were it necessary to
achieve his freedom he would not hesitate
to GIL up the chasm and bridge it with the
slain. He loved the South.
A Voice-"We don't love you."
Mr.. Lovejoys-So it was with the Sa-
viour. They din't love him. Laughter. I
Gentlemen who talked of dissolving the
Union could not do it any more than they
could stop the shining of the sun. Yir-
ginia, instead Of sleeps gray, should cloths
herself in sackcloth and ashes on account
of slavery, and ought to drink the waters
of bitterness.
Mr.. Martin, of Va.-If you will come
into Virginia we will hang you higher than
we did John Brown.
Mr.. Lovejoy-No doubt of it.
The Committee rose, aud then the House
adjourned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

B1rThe young ladies of one Of the vii
lages in Jefferson County, have adopted q
novel method Of raising funds for eharit-
able purposes. At a late festival, bevy
Of the prettisst girls In the room, formed a
line, and for price paid down. PERMITTED
the gentleman to take running kiss OF the
lot.
That's delicious except The "runuing.' We
think a more mOdsrsts gait would be altogether
preterable.--TA
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FIom the Home Journal.
Lines
On the contemplated risq h,s Royal HghHess the Prince
Of

On the contemplated ris of his Royal HghReSs the PriR
of Wales.
T'is rumored that the sovereign Prince
May chance to pass this way,
And give our sovereigns chance
To make grand display
Oh it it were Her Majesty,
The good and gracious Queen,
Wed get up such spectacle
AS never yet was seen.
"Grand-Marsbal Y Yates" aud Hudson would
Arrange another fete
And field would lend her ''that barouDbe,"
To ride olong in state.
Norris no doubt, would write an ode,
Brimful Of love aud grace
And Willis, from his Idlewild,
Invite her to his place.
Halleck would set her up in verse,
Would Bryant set her dowL y
And Leslie's artists sketch her face,
And post her through the town.
But, as the Queen can't come herself
Well compliment her heir
With our usual quaint devices,
And doiDgs rich and rare.
Well blow up half dozen boats,
Or burn the City Hall,
Just as we did while ago,
When twas no go at ALL
The troops will all present-bOguilets
Forming Aowery lane
The Seventh" all march up the street,
And then march down again.
The gay and gallant fremen,
With snow-white hose appear
In boots and spurs, the Aldermen
Will then bring the rear
The Mayor will ask "His Grace" to dine,
And make a speech as well,
Then hand him his daguerreotype,
Set In an Oysler-shell
Well take him to the Hospital,
To Blackwell's and Sing Sing
Present him TO the deaf and dumb,
And show him everything.
a grand khow-nothing meeting will
Arrange fancy ball,
ana all our wives and daughters run
To make a friendly call.
wen blow up balloon OF two,
And seil to Washington
Present him at he seat Of ,oar.
And let him hear the fun SO
In short we'll do the thing iu stvla
Just as we always do,
And taking las the prudent shouldI
Time by the foreloek, too
No matter how he comes, OF when,
A cordial welcome waits It.rr.
The British heirapparent
10 these United States. CYNos.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

SURGEONS views on Slavrey have been the
subject of some comment by the religious press
aud grave charges have been made of interpo-
lations and notifications in the American ed.
tions of his sermons, TO suit American squeam-
ishness aud secure currency to his works. This
state of things has given his opinions more con-
sequence, than they could have otherwise, will
induce the reading of the following enuuncia-
ton, with degree of interest by his..mnny Ame-
rican admirers.
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GOING WEST.
GOING EAs'

Trains do not stop at Stations where the time Is omitted
in the above tables.
All through Taies going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati IN
diaR0pOlis, &c,
And all through Trains going Eastward connects at Dunk
with the Trains Of n. F. r. r. and at Buffalo, with those
Of ~ Y. Central and Buffalo N. Y City Railroads. for Nso
York, Albany Boston, Niagara EaLls, &c, &c.
A. G. HUBBARD, Station Agent
CLEVELAND, April 0. 1850.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

M. G.. DICK. Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer. Also Dealer In Sheethusic, Toys, and General
Variety Goods, Main stIeet, Afhtabuls, Ohio. 467
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

j. f. CHAPMAN, Dealer in M uscal Merchan
disc Books Fine Stationery Toys, and Fancy Articles
his bazaar and Curiosity store Sd door south Of the Bank
Main street, Ashtabula. 40
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Furniture.

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uacturer steam establishment North Main street. the
Office of Drs. Harrington Hall. Ashtabua, o. 4l9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

The Threatened Civil War I'm Madison
County, Ky.--Cassius M. ClRy's Appeal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes. and
Melodeons Piano Stools Covers Intruoiioa Bools ste
Depot Main and Centre steet- rss of III Faests
0mes' AshiAoulA' See adFertlaeInents. als
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR, FOR APPROVAL

FROM BOARD OF SUPERVISORS =.
Resolution authorizing the Committee on Annaa isae' no
purchas4 ohsis RI Committee sni also 70 DE
used tho Commissioners oihce. and sPProPans MY
Bomd Of supoi yisors, April 2, 1860.
Resoiuor 70 audi. The oil Of John A Gray m,unting to
office, ans directing the same to be paid
hOsid of sgysIyiseI.. APfi2' l@o
Sasonon 10 sudit the bills Iugcrsou. Jewet Co for
sno for ehairs for supreme and Common Peas sixty dor
lais, end directing & e SEINE TO &c paid
Board OF Super'isOrs April 1870.
R.casp 20 svd The b Of The NowYork Ga. Company for
House up TO Feb l. 1850 hundred and iortyseven 6s
dolsrs, and drccug the sane to be p,iL
boaIa Of Supervisor ATlh 2, l6et.
bniets ,heeiinss Of Deegon Of Witnesses "
bOurd Of SUPERVISOR, April ., iss''
3non thSt mi,tce on Printing snd Stationery be
Sglasd 70 ST con . S in
ana sppfopiiaioS s15other.ior
boiid Of sspei yi.oIs, Aetii9 1900
Be.oE tbs, tie of james Jones for tho yer
$,ent i,oa the country suIos Che 1%s whom the 'i
Board Of Supeiyiso's, April T. 1869.
Rpen thai lie persora tax Of WIN Stuart the year
Ie.dspt Of firm Of Lewis. osrswse 90 who have been
s,'y md . ia cav e.n@aeS or that amount
EoaId OF sop-risois APh 2, ISN
3.oun thai the sons tar Of Henry Sheldon d-oesseJ
for the RENTED said 5hedon. while living being
h shsT. beins sb.eui from the country during
tho bouks we've eI~n Cos examination
Board Of sop'rv tP,h iS0
Rs.cocn that he Board Of supervisors unite with the
p...ss Of b pends before Tho es,ule entitled
Il relation 20 Police aid cOu,. IL CHJ Of New fOr
Board Of Supervisor April Z, lo6o.
On ayes and noes adopted.
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6tatinnerp anh fanrp GOODS.
60 iDbom it Alap Concern.
CENTRAL PARK EXTENSION NOTICE

CENTRAL PARK EXTENSION NOTICE.
" Notice IL hereby given ttst the Commissioners OF Est.
and Assessments appointed under entitled an act
alter the map Of the City of by laying thereon
public place. snd TO authorize the tkios Of the sane
april iB9 will esid-nce aud hear a 20 tue
eue Of the property be taken for OF the
Central Paih ct the office Of the Commissioners, No es
BioaC way conner Buaast from the I'd d Of AP next 70
the 10th day Of April next Isunrsys excluded between Tue
bout Of II m. which time and place al per
sons interested the subject iated 10 be present
The properly provided to DO taken contained within the
foowrp boundaries So1hey by the southey eide OF lch
n norhery Dy ittst ,eAstey by the hav, and westerly
by the 9Th ay.-Us,ed March ", 1850.
AETaONY J. BLEECKER,)
HAWLEY ID CLAPP }Commissioneu.
pICuAVO KELLY
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Amusemeuts.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-MIss PATTI

ACADEMY OF MUsICaMIss PATTI
Bes. ULLMAN aud sr9AEOSCa respectfully sU1Ss0Ss
that Optn the departure Miss PAT I'll sad the e. s son
with artists or the seas IN Of lGss
give series Of performances in their usual ye
Mis- PATH |" e SS. ana us sy %ns oR'''
col.t rnh ni s. rSiT' Of {; s SEVILLE,
ss - psTT e' RaS0 FERE AMopIo a1s sTsLS
baIiss the cosc the Music e;s3O m'S ,sDps scos6S
sls lcs.; sfIISr1isd rs n aud y the eSi
tss opsa Ts AbA5NA WALTZ expressly composed for
hs Ts y s ss sa,ara: ?. fce so, S
"Sl'''mi MES ADELNA PATHS ONLY CONCERT
~ 10 thS ii, OF sttsnd ug the Opera
btps MISS PATTI the Directors take pleasure
70 announce 'n'' MISS AOELIwA PATTI
win give Grand Concert a! the ACADEMY OF MUSIC ian
s' Miss At list s' toll. Her oSt CONCERT win os the
s,%e :sss sss .s1s sT S a Of gwen
IaE xICsPRrs,6tSr OF TaE gN VI sTATES
THE MEMBERS % TaE CABINET,
H ss STARE EUs% AUSTRIA SPAIN sAR
Pine NE MN sAsEFS i OF y GfAs sFNAts f.
THE MEMBERS or TS 4Ivs s9uSE of hhfAE'ESfA-
and many of the mos. cizeus Of wsshnst
CHhKEsPEAREAN and other REGULATIONS.
~ PHILIP LAwRENCe, shskesP-sre4D h'Sue, rom 'ne
DCSSoitS. Han No be srosdwsy 90 TUE ,DAi the 10th
April wi De ssistsd % the mSs taen'do ns pa
plS' ~ \. n. kiCHARO5oN young american 7'en'n'
6orins ~ city years. practice LOud m aud
.p 5o RsP 0sve s' wi oos WHO rs we .1ss
co iSUS a his every Os Of
the hear he wiz rank with the h.:1 STO's Of aOy land
AntOnys Grafton on the Death Of Cs:"-Lss. Meeting Of
speeOn Of srutus R.wsth. 1.-THE esuins Oswn ali Of Poland
sSglS Of =
From the celeb,s ed critic. Mr. RusseL
al tale pleasure in recommending MI Lawrence as most
critical sud accurate reelter h;,b o,ds,
|OHAMBER CONCERT UNION-FOurth Soiree
" Iu e ,OAa' spht 10 ,cs 3d..
FRsS sS Or TsE issss fItiss
Subscription and Sir TcIets ct the principal music stores
- and at The ooor ON the evening
WINTER GARDEN.
w BENEFIT
LAST APPEARASCE THIS SEASON
MISS B%rEMAS
YOUNG AMERICAN Artistic.
TRIUMPHANrLy SUCCESSFUL RETURN
." ''' sf fs i AND INTELLIGENT II AUDIENCES
soSopdnce With the universally expressed wish Of the
Enirer' OfS T%ns
BEAUTIFUL and
IN dram ..io Art the exquisite poetic drama Of
win be performed on sATUkoA1, AHrn7ths
18th MONT,
ana lask IN which Il will De presented Shs season.
Miss lEAAH
tziu s.sksia her orEinA sc'er,
EVANGELINE, - -
NJ, J.a.rsop Mr. George Mr Keuble Mason Mr. Pier
eon M Sodo Wang also appear after the drama
LA hAhSb, l. -AlsE
LA MAkSElbLAlSE
La MARSEILLAISE
MISS BATEMAN.
MISS BArEMAN.
MISS 8ATEMAN.
The performances concuie with sughsoe and
pertaining fHroc, entitled 40 ,,,n n,,,rs
TUhhING THE TABLES,
10 Uhich
Mr. Jefervon and Mr.. George Jordan win appear.
WINTER GABDEN.
w max MARETZER-TTATiAN OPERA.
1,l, nrIIR " asneI
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WTESTCHEsTER COUNTY TAXES, 1852
w Meupt Vernon. wakc6cid WahipgSonvtle. Ohnvile,
Uni5n Port Fleetwood Pelhamse, horisAnN West Farms,
sc Tsxes 1889 may be psio the Ast tms through
subscriber at the Tar Office OF 0rsna add Efsossa
on MONDAY, April o, sl.o Back Tax school Tsx and Re
oenip,ion Of sold Tor Tar Of ias5
john 3. YORKE General Collector
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~ XII kEWAhD will be- paid for the ARREST
QcO and CuNs ICTIoS Of the person psrson. rcprs
sssus Themselves MEMBER Of sN0iNE CO. No 81, an
collecting noueJ for sAld conesny All
hereby that the Company have authorized
oLe % solicit n.cbey their b., AT
j. 81 HARMED, Foreman Engine No. so
THEo. UsspRICKs, Secretary.
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for WOOp.--sesIed proposals.

via be received at tho Office o. the Clerk o. the Board
F5rs.icn corner Of Grsn5 and Elm (nd nowhere ese)
unti TU lesh dsy Of April 1850 .. u ocsct noon
for tte Wood required for the Public schools s c ne
ensuing ,ear Geen handcsd cord. Of osL Wool and so
The ak be Of the best qua ity toe sticks not s
than long less three tnches 10 diameter 40
saved ami piled and required split 10 the yards
oears Of The school buildings deasna ed oy
the proper authority =, -. -, 1910
The fine b. the best Virginia Pine not less than
three (S) feet sit t6l inches org ,oo r..
,d sure fr the Pine AMI Oak Wood and ALEC tus price
nj cut for sptng load The sny split only
As iequireo by he Committee on supplies
10 God will be fnspected aud measured by aud delivered
the superyision OF the of Of the Boe
Sid God be delivered at the Schools when Or
do,sd "a folsvs TwohJs OF the quantity Of Wood from
G Let IA, OF Nav the 25th day Of July and the remainder
A. by The Committee The contract for this fuel TO be
bieding until May 1861. ..... III d.
,sosd and each proposal be accompanied with The ss
Ths Comm,te reserve the right or all proposals
he Contract 70 be subject the approval OF the Board oil
rao0"' John DAVENPORT,
RORRRT o. GLOVER, Committee
RICH ARD WARREN, on
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