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OTFICE COIuNBIA MfNiNG C0nPANr,{
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NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given to the Stock
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Dentisirp.

hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 2j9 Grand-st. N. Y.
~ opposite Lord Tayors, and No. 81 Fnton.tL, Brook
inserting full partial sets Of their improved Ar
hcie Teeth with without c1trecsg the Foots full ses
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Fols pr tooib, s2 tVe OF ubter sItIacting q eta
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Proposals.


OyYylcE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUP.GB /
No yO2 Broadway. New. York, January % 1903
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Seale Proposals VIII be
~ received Mt thu. Office until u o'clock on NEDNES
DAY the 4h February next for Irnshns oy Contract NJ
the Depot Of Army Clothing and eqapiso ia "i' cyi
10 600 Axes.
1000 Is,che's
10 OO AZ Handles.
10000 PickaK Handles.
5000 ~ ade..
5000 Indi, RnbbeI Blankets
5000 Drum leads. Battu.
5000 Drum Heads, Snare.
5000 Sots Drum Shares
~ Infantry KofmentAl CooTs with cassr
Sempes OF which uiay be a. ills of 10 Whch az
the articles conform IN every respect aud be sieeos 10
inspection b. sworn Inspectors.
Bidders vi he quantity they wish 20 iarnh, ant
the shsrcst tlmo IN which they make deliveries Blds
accompanied by proper guaranty for the execution
Of contract.
The United thu right 10 reject por ION
whole OF the bd may be deemed oT the Interest ~
the service 80.
Proposals should he indorsed Proposals. for uruishus
Axes Hatches Sc" as tie may be- aad adtlesedt to
Lieut-Col d. II VlNrON
az TIA d. O. NJ. General L. ). Army.
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on NlM ACRES of rich FARMING, TIM.
h~O,VJNtO Der and MINERAL LANDS In WEST
ERIN PENNSYLVANIA being part OF the original HOLLAND
Lard Company Purchase OK SALEIhese lands In the
immediate vicinity u tie towns Of Marion aud Indiana 1.-THE
county seat and far from Ptsburg There erten
sion the Branch Of the Railroad through these
uds connect with the Phiade phA aud Erie Railroad
The soil said to be tho richest the Staoj large portion
"a heavily covered With white pine. white oak. beech and
sugar maple timber which can be readily manufsctued into
lumber and shipped to Ptsburg the Mahoning and Alice
gLany rivers which arc navslbo here for and boas.
There also a. great abundance OF bunnous coal iron
clay and limestone. There doubt that the OIL region
exeuds TO those lands rce for the entirety. 81 50 per
acre. For full particulars apply below where maps seq
tons and general and STATE OF s property and the yieai'
IT, can been reen HOMER MORGAN.
iG30 No 2Pinest
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GALE of RAILROAD, &c.-By virtue Of au-
tborty contained IN the Moggs of tho Pttsburga aud
East Liberty Passenger hallway Company will expose At
pnbls Sale to the highest and best bidder the Railway Of
said COMPANY lying ferys, IN the City Of Pitts
bnreh ana East Liberty. with that part q tsid Raiway
edins Mnersye together with the Cars, Horses liar
ness Tools Qice Furniture including Safes DC, together
with the corporate franchise and all other property real
personal covered by said mortgage the Offices Of sad Com
pany No 4hst, PttEbnIgh the I'd day OF March, at
10 o'clock a. IA.
TRRMs-CHsb, par funds. w. H. DENNY Trustee.
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NEw-YoBN, February ,, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed " Proposals
- for Machiuery viii be received u ths office until FRI
DAY the 9TH nlut at Il ocock for tho following articles
OF MACHINERY, viz:
One doubescsed slide Lbthe to swing &c inches in d..
ente bedpate turn 10 feet; compound rest for boring
and turning coues change-wheos for crew-cuug; dead
holding work TO be bored In the end two
universal chuck snd overhead motion ts aud
T. furnish wheels cutting TX, X and X inch guns
One doubles Slide Lathe, to swing 80 inches daul
eterj bedpste e. urn feet compound feio boring and
tuning cones; chtngwh@os for srrecung deadest for
holding 10 DO bored the end two pilates aud
univ RAJ chuck aud overhead notion com ee and 10 urn
wheels for eating screw TX, X aud NJ inch guns.
double-,eared slide LAtIrs ewing lh inches dame
ter bedpatc turn feet compound rect Tor boring and
turning change wheels for cutting dead rest for
holding work 20 be- bored la the end two face plates aud
universal chuck aud overhead motion complete.
One d,ubegcacd column Drilling Machine, with adjust
able table arranged that Part Of the table De brought
under drill o. take IN work four feet gh 70 bore in holes
up ~ Inches diameter with aduitaOle eGcg eedng
motion aud overhead diving motion complete.
One Stationary Engine horzonia OF llnch cylinder Seet
stroks.
Orc anlpg Machine to plano feet be 30 inches high
30 inches wid and overhead diving motion pete.
Bids will be required for oash Article separately not EepaI
ang component IT, aud the ards win DO made to the
lowe { bidder 10 tho ma1ner prescribed by law.
They To be put in the proper places bv the seller
who mutt guarantee that they will smoothly and perform
the work expected them Tor hy days before they be
received aud paid for.
II tho engine any Of the machines fail In their working
break down within the tune above cioj they be
removed entirely at the cot Of IN. seller.
Each offer nust bo accompanied by written guaranty,
signed by or moro responsible prsOns certified 10 by
officer Of the Government setting forth that the bidder
IL bis offer tho lowest viii immediately enter into contract
deemed Necessary for tie faithful Performance Of tho
work.
Any additional Information required can BIO obtned az the
Ordnance Oifco At tue Navy Yari.
/. HENDERSON Navy Agent
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Eoet Gn6 Tonn6.

Gtsln REWARD.--LOst, in getting into n
~ 81 carragoiu froBt of sswartsE lsdJs PORTE
MUNNAIE containing q roll NJ bills and 4 sae.key. The
shove viii be paid for tia return Of tbs whOe or 5
will DO paid for the fhfokcy, by
r. b. T1OMPsON No. 80 west 47th-rt.
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OFFICE MARIETTA AND CrScIssArl luR Co,
(Re.orzanizedJ CHILLlcoTHK, o., Jan. a. 1903
rV,uE COUPONS secured by the FIRST
4 MORTGAGE Of this Company for F35Oe0 and due
the h Of FebrusrY will be paid presentaon al the Office
OF Me.u. WINSLoW, LAME { Co n R,wfert;
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Einatitiah
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

NEw-YoRK, Jan. a. 1853.
INTEREST NOTICEDep osiiors hereby notified that
esnnas ntee. deposits emitted theTeo a. the rate
of SIX PER CENT anuun sums not exceeding $500
and HIVE PER CENT $50. will bs paid sud aes
MONDAY l3 JsnusIy Interest pced TO the credit Of de-
ro,ts and n not withdrawn VIII draw interest the
a deuoit from lst January.
Bank opeu daily from 10 TO . o'clock
FRANCIS t. SCHOALS, President.
WADE u. NoRKALr, Secretary.
PHrRR CruNISG, Accountant.
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CLOTHES wRINGER.
Board an0 Rooms

BOARD WANTED.-A Gentleman Wlshee
nera1e1 Board for hiuise wife aud boy Of years IL
mali enoeabe pri,a,e family, where they are no ooaro
ers Brcass,t sad tea only for the qenteman except
days Terms mast be moderate Address w. NJ d. D'~
10 Tribune Office.
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OFFICE AETNA FIgB ISsrRAScE Go
OF NEW York, No. 40 BK0ADNAf'
fATH DIVIDEND. ,, NM,
~ IIis Germany hs, hi. day declared SCRIP DfVt
pENp OF FIFTY PEK CENT to those entitled to parlic
pats peyebls on the lat day OF Fe1u3ry neHt. Aso sn
u,e,t nyidend of SIX PER CENT, ia cash. the scrip
of I86l aud Cash Dividend TO stochodeI of fifb In
CENT oayabe on demand Al feo iom ,yefnment TAX
LIVINGSTON sATTEALEE, Secretary
Naw.Yofk Jan -, 1863
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CAFE INVESTMENTS MADE in REAL
- ESTArE-HOUSES LOTS, and PLOTS of LAND IL
NevNok Brooklyn and the vieni y very low prices b,
MILES HOOD, NO. - Finest, Now-iorS.
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D.-Resolred, That the Treasurer
/ Ibs dr.o,,d 10 announce that DIVIDEND Of TWO
PER GET be paid on the tupad and 'cnp share. and
bonds scrip Of this Company on me "a dty OF
,n,,v ,x, fec OF Government tax; h the sane ne paid on
All ,,s on which the calls shs hsvs been duty pads aud
th,t this payment on tho upsd shares shall be IN antic
patton ot<he coupon oil two per cent DIRE on SAID sA uhuo'
Inc Decd Of Trust payable lst Of july next
Reso,rsd That tie Transfer Books Of this Company DC
os.d on the ga inst end Ieopsued tue ID day OF
February.
BY order Of the Board. . ...-, ~
Office ofthe Ilino's Central Railroad Co., I
New-York, January Is 1853
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uai,ting Acaocmies.
Rlnsieal Irs.rnmelIte.

A NEW PIANO-FORTE ESTABLISH
IA MENT. WIN. y. BRADBURYS. No. AZ Broome.s,.,
cor Of Crosby-sthe uudeTgued respectfully informs his
friends and the public that having purchased the Interest Of
his Brother Ed g. Bfadbury Ga the late firm Of Lghe
Bradburys which frm Dissolved the Stat dsy Of January
ut he has also withdrawn his interest from the fsid
Ann opened his Nareooms for TIE sale Of his cee
bfeted PIANO-tORTES fOe ts.ortnent Of elegant In.
srpnepts band and for sale at No AZ BroOme-st
vi Crosby st. one block east OF Bros1way. 1870
WIZ. B. BRADBURY.
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% Eet.

OFFICES.-Spacious, light and wel.ventlateo
" Rooms will be lifted up to suit Bankers GoPo'a poas
vvsrs &C. In the msble building Nos loo ana i'' D''aN
way corner OF Ced6E.st. .t.. ~. now T.
A. the plan. for arranging the several stories arc nc.
prosress ana yet be moahed % SUIT 'ebaHs'' "fF
i'n '"0"iu O' "''N HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-st.
METROPOLITAN Bank Building.
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Real Csiatc for Sale.

DROADWAY.-A handsome and thorough
ID buit HOUSE. 25x4O with IS koom' snd P'', so "a.
Road above 4h..t admirably ocaed convenient 70 asos
and steamboat; situation high 'suors9. ana R No
Price $4,000. G. o. fhhli We % 1851 -
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EOR SALE-Valuablc PROPERTY on Canal"
II "a fee. west o. We,tBoadway suitable for The ereo
ton Of large store being Nos S9i and 56 C'na win
'front.' OF s! T. i and width In the by ncad
in. portion OF Lot / Laightst and 100 n. deep
Alec Ia. large C-tory STORE 40. 1913 Msden-sne, rs n
font and IS on FetcheI Is leased or 10 years to scos
teuaut. -
An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT ct Perth Amboy, N. J. h
commanding stdatou 81 extensive wateT view large
handsome grounds ouhug three streets incos'd WITH
non fence with evergreen shrgbDcTy gapsynes aud va
rsy Of choice Uttrees The house IS OF brick large snt
elegantly finished conservatory, icebouse carnase-hoGse.
stable, Sc., all in complete orcer.
Irqure OF !. u. CLUrE, NJ. SO Wallet, Office Nc. 3.
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CHOICE RtSllpENtL On INC hOD1OA'
-, :. ono hour from New-fork and hye uinnes Eom
,ho Rsrosd station Upon and around TIE property Is eve
ryt1x 70 msks country residence desirable Ihs ocason
T. a. ,otunste would be possible 20 select Inc gounds
ia, IN bod and m seucent outline from The water enordns
an sto.phre o wonderful saubrty aud prospect OF sdr
~ ..g belnv foliage and fora OF the place are very
bauin With fruits OF excellence, there grow ~
side by side the oak the e, the maple tue peech
the birch snd all planted ~ the hana OF NAte
,,h ininabe brauty and An aged willow, whore
bispsring b8ugh might almo. temp, good man to SUM
haror hesie the sers aud little hills rejoice to
ether Surrounded by all the amenities Of life, with tho rip
the Hudson a. ~ base euiyened by the sweet voices
Of animate raturr nlugns with the gentle murmnr OF 70
iociug stream. hc deepens The veTdGTe OF ITS eanAs
Aud maze. weet music with TIE enanieled stores.
Giving d gentle Ais 20 every sedse
lie oyeffak eth in his pilsIimagei
AID 40 by many winding hooks he strays,
Mi,h y, iins sp1It to the wild ocean
Dsii IN four season, OF the year this 10 the natural sue
appropriate home ola geutemso and may VIII long wonde
and tzet tbs. tney had not purchased while they nigh
have nsd /. al a psice so Il dsrste.
C. G PRATT No % Pins-st rcem No. 8.
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Financial.
OosAr BANK OF THE Cry ov Nrv.yoaK


OPPIcE OF IT r. GEBHtRD FIRE lNs Goa
40. ], Pine-st, Jan. ~, 1903.
vVHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
nay de,,ared :, semi annual DIVIDEND OF four Pr
cent lstee from Government taxi Plyets on HonDAh.
Fen q 1853. o. order. JOHN L. SMilhi oeme.Afy,
DUTCERS FIRE INSURANCE COAPANN.
s HIyIDEND-Ats Mee'i1. OF The oo9rd Of n--sc.}r XXX,
held on the 18th int Auuu1l Diydeqd o. FL,
CENT wa. declared payable 10 tho Stochhoders gu t 81
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- Charles F Powell. of company b. 9Th
" .consin. has been appointed cadet IN " est
20 nj. To- Gil a vacancy from the Sd South Caro-
hHa District
The above item is worthy Of consideration.
ne idea is put forth by the radical Republicans
That the States in rebel ion have lost all their
rHha and that they should be reduced to or
ra,arded a. in a territorial condition. II the
Administration accept this doctrine in theory.
pXsctically the President and his constitutional
advisers regard all seeded rebel States as still
integral members OF the Union. A few days ago
it.was announced semi officially that the Presi-
dan, aud Secretary OF War were engaged in
making the appointments of cadets to West
Psnt which the rebel States were
entitled to At the head of this column We re
c4rd the appointment of cadet to fill a vacancy
from the third South C,rolins district. Does mol
- act of the President recognize South Caro-
liza ~ vet one of the States of the Union, anC
estitled to all the rights and privileges OF SOW
ersicn Statef Can ne arrive at any other con
c0son when We take into consideration the act
Of the administration We have right. there
f,e. TO saw that Mr LINCOLN and the member
otshis Cabinet are unsilling to become parties Il
If reasonable and revolutionary doctrines o
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