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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01
CRAFTS & WTLIIAMs.

CRAFTS & WILLIAMS.
Successors TO j. W. HONEYWELL & Co,
No. 8 81 & Commercial Wharf, Boston.
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, lfsdi-
eiass, Potnts, Ole, Dye StiI6s Manufacturers ar
ticles aud Chemicals. Manufactures OF Coual Pnf.-
aishes Japan &c. Agents for Forest Rirer Lead
Mystic Lead Co. French and AIaesieail Zinc
Drug gists. Perfnmers and Liquor Labels. General
Agents for j. L. Hunnewell's Universal Cough Rem
edy. Iolu Anodyne and Electric Pills. meh23 eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01
Navigation school.
Straw Goods, Flowers, &c.

rCHk subscriber is ROW opening and daily reeeir.
Il ing, the latest styles of Straw Goods, Flow.
ers Sc, which will be sold al the lowest prices
at Wholesale only.
LII MIDDLE f. STREET.
John f. PALMER.
Portland, March l5. 1864
mchl5 eod4w-
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01
BOOTS AND SHOES |!
IROP. ss Middle street.
First Mortgage BondhoIders.

OF the Kennebec and Portland Railroad Co are
~ requested to forward TO this office their BONDS
for Extension, before the 9th day April next and
receive paymen for over due interest on same in
Bonds of the Portland and kennebee Railroad Co
agreeable TO their vote Nov. %, 1853. Certificates
OF Stock in said Co, will be ready Second Mort
Bondhoders ON application.
j. S. CUSHING, Pres Port. Ken. X X. Co.
AugGsta, March "A. 1864. mch2s I'd
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01
TO MERCHANTS.
To Manufacturers, ship Builders,

A NDpcrsons desirous OF Real Estate Investments,
the following property is offered at good bargains.
~ Houses at prices from $1,000 to 5000.
100 douse Lots at prices from $500 10 5000
1000 Feet of water front suitable for wharves Ship
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with tine spring of water adjacent thereto and
portion of it adjoining the Grand Trunk Rail Road
nom which freight may be deposited the premises
mchl7 3pi MOSES GOULD "A Middle ST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

IL CHAPMAN, JR., Patent aad Business 4g.
IL. eacK, No. 229 Congress Street.
CLOTHES WRINGERS at Wholesale and RETAIL
~ Agents wanted in every town. Call st 229
Congress Strret.
HAWSE'S Pulley Ekeratiaq and Reroiring
Ii Clothes Dyed for. sale at 900 Congress Street.
N improved Foterteheet unsurpassed hy auy
"A yet invented. Models at 229 Congress Street.
DARTIES having capital to invest would do well
Il to call 1t No. 229 Congress Street.
MONEY is being made by those who have invest
w ed at 229 Congress Street.
4 SPRING BED, which, for simplicity and dura-
IA bility, is unsurpassed. Samples t229 Congress
Street
NOTHING ventared nothing GAINED is the marin
~ At 22s Congress Street.
lust received Repc lot of Amidon's Premium
- Wringers at 229 Congress Street.
DUNDLET Repairs Wringe's and Lamps at 229
HI Congress Street. mch24 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01

A more common white shirt with muslin pla-
ted bosom collar and wristbands containing 5000
-tiches, six button holes sc. The stitching is
done coarsely on sewing g-machine
They are well made and seryicable articles
Three are completed in one day by the operator,
who buys the thread. and receives from her EN- :
pIoyer eight cents for each shirt. These gar
ments generally sell for 81 -, costing as fol-
lows:
Three yards of muslin at "A cts ,.''72
Labor and thread 49,. .t...s
Buttons ........... ..-...........9
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01
COMMUNICATIONS.
The working-women OF New York

The Work ins-W omen 0t New York.
There is no class of persons, save perhaps
the slave upon a southern plantation, who have
more right to complain Of the wrongs and
injuries they are obliged to submit to, than
the women in our large cities whose necesi-
ties compel them to labor for their support.
The high prices Of provisions, the increase
in rents, the unheard of advance in every
thing that a poor sewing woman has 10
purchase, have forced certain facts before
the public, the knowledge of which we have
no doubt will result in a favorable change.
A large meeting Of the workingwomen Of
New York was held at the hall of the Coop
er Institute in that city, on Monday evening.
Hon Charles p. Daily presided, and on the
platform were many prominent ladies and
gentlemen, thus giving countenance to a
good cause and showing sympathy for an
oppressed and suffering class in the commun-
ity. The object Of the meeting was deca red
to be, to aid 10000 working women in their
laudable attempts TO obtain that which is
Justly their due
Miss Tereasa Esmonde, read song written
for the occasion by Mrs. Stephens. One verse
will serve as a specimen OF its style aud senti-
ment:
The war shout that rim Is up from battle
Thrills through the answering crowd,
When yon free the slave q chattcl
The JOY Ot freedom il loud.
But the prayer that comes from woman
When she asketh bread for toll,
is met with clamor inhuman,
Mid csger rush for spoil
Work. Work Work! This IL the answering
cry,
"0nr wives are fond Of Jewels. and widows
-aEnre mad 70 sigh,
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01

Scholarships good in any part of the United states
ne Principal has had 20 years experience is always
ON the spot, and attends to his busnees and prom
ses, az during the past ~ years, pains shall be
spared in the future. Five hundred references of
the first class business men, with many Others of ths
city VIII testify to the practical utility, eapaeious
ness and completeness OF my systems and manner
of teaching and citizens OF other cities have testified
TO the same Diplomas will be awarded for thor
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. BArtetts
Plan, the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly
adhered TO as regards not copying Certain times
will be devoted to Commercial Law elucidations.-
Come all who have failed to be taught business
and.writing and will guarantee to you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants Separate in
structicn given. Students enter any time. Sep
srate rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri-
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire TO take lessons, full, separate course,
10 either Bookkeeping. Navigation. Commercial
Law, Photography, Higher Mathematics, Civil En-
gineering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arthmc tic. Correspondence, Gard
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call, or address
the Principal. r. n THROWN.
Portland, Oct.2. 1868 oc2S eodkeowl
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01

s statement was made, showing how poorly
labor was paid and the enormous profits real
lied by the manaiactoers, In making drawers
& woman could earn or rather receive 16 IA
cents per day working IA hours and allowing
herself only time TO make a cup of tea and
eat piece Of bread. Some kinds of work
paid triie more than this and some even
less.
fine white cotton shirt, with fine linen plat
ed bosom nicely stitched and well made through
out, containing l. 500 sewing machine stitches
six button holes, felled seems Sc
Two of these shirts are finished each day by
the operator, who employees every moment of
her time, finds her own thread, and receives for
the garments l6 cents each, or 81 cents for more
than twelve hours labor. These shirts sell for
s. 50 in retail stores. Their total cost TO the
employer may be summed upas follows:
Three yards of fine muslin, at 49,. 90
IiafyIrd fine linen nen................3s
Lal or and thread .............16
Bottoms .................... as
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-01

N CHAPMAN, JR., Patent and Business 4g.
IL. encg, No. 800 Congress Street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

er lr md Jra ~ 70 the financial pressure existing
re- aud it, d,pres ing influence on The MAJ Sets wr %
e o.icr hand buyers Lore have ied ~ Regulating,
h, e~rlnrrs ny KS ming sisrp d@cnui'ation III w
ch.rscer be bi.. We 10 uo hc'r Of any iIisact,
since les aud hcreioTe ONT 100 t'nsi "Mch IA III
,r,scut state of tiiues are Ilrtly nominal
PErROLsUM-Ihc market nsy BE- quoted sbadr hf',rI
raes Of 500 bib RIDE }c so 5b kshnod IN bond, 81
&c.; Do free, j. quoted ~ 1t0.ic.
PEAS-Caiala re ia fir demand fnd are Fcarcei we no.
tcc re fs arrival Of new the qualify very good sales oil
800 bushels ~ : 70
RICE oriinucs dil and entirely nominal.
SUGAGS-.,8w Sugars duh the only business benz
few small ale. 10 lhe trade To-day about ~ bhds grocery
gr were a On al l. lGc Refined are du aud noninai
sEEDTie market u dill !r Grass seed. ana prices are
,oIln, Rone Fx quiet a. % - q bl,h oi % b.
Calcutta Liusred is quoted a. 80 o.
TALLOWrhe make Is active, and prices are bet
ter rs OF lOlOO lbs OF ~ elsie. for Nc.tcm; l5c for
Eastern. and III n l5.c. for City: a., .,
WHShY-Iie mark.t inicse. but the principal hodefs
are ni se OF 80 b5ls. at - ic state 'ha Si - io'
Ne.trfu. ,.. "a =. ~,
WHALEBONE ia quiet weqaoie sont'sca at w. Noiih'
VI est Coast 10 10, Cchotsk ana Aicic al - w.
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x.,y.yopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER H. 1864

lao, % address them to Peter B. Mead, 1856 Broad
way, New-York, of the Fruit Department or Com
mittee of the Institute Aforesaid. He tthe Editor
is not now at liberty 10 vary the terms OF rs
offer; his obligation in the premises is limited
to the payment Of the money on the award Of the
Committee. which is composed OF practical men,
who will doubtless take pleasure in rendering TINS
humble contribution to improvement il Fruit
Growing 81 useful as may be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

FRUIT CULTURE RAFES.-lt viii be rccolloci-
ed tha, the Editor of The TRIBUNE recently offered
three premiums OF 900 each for the Apple, Pear
and Grape respectively best adapted To universal
cultivation throughout tho Middle and Northern
States Of tho Umion-thosc premiums to be awarded,
at their own discretion as 10 time and manncr, By
the Fruit Department II the American Institute.
That Committee tool. the whole matter into con-
sideraton at the late Institute Fair, and decided
as we had already heard, and az is confirmed by
the following lettcr-to award the premium for the
best Grape 10 DR.. e. ". GIANT for bis " Iona -
new Grape, bat already fayorably known TO emf
ncnt fruit growers. We believe that the shortncss
oil tho preliminary notice prccludcd awards to any
Pear or Apple. And DIR. Grant has decided not to
accept the premium awarded to his Grape, but, de-
cining 1t, 20 ask the Committee To reopen tho
petition, and give such further time that no ques-
lion may remain as to The iullncss of the scrutiny,
whatever may shall be said a. to tho justice OF
the ultimate award. Here Is Dr. Grants letter:
Copy1 Ioy, Oct Il isJ;
To ne Conn ire GroPes, Amerioan Insitutei
GI3rIf,mS;--l have just received a copy Il the
award Of tho Greeley Prize" made by yourselyes and
am naturally very much gratied t. learn that the Iona
received II. The terms In which yon speak OF assute
mo that your Judgment Is IN full harmony with the on.
0nhat have slways entertained 10 iis merits. IL
may appear however that sufficient time had moi been
given To enable all who might lave desired 10 bring
their grapes for competition. uonid therefore, ask Ia
refer the matter back 20 the Committee declining 10
ceiyc tie premium for the prcsen to give full oppor-
tnniy for all who may desire 10 present their grapes
and vines for examination either during the present
season or the next year
Tho statement In your award concerning the grapes
before the public seems almost a. render tho course
which feel constrained Ia take improper mast
therefore, beg 10 assure the Con.tcc that ny action
is moi taken from any want Of respect but Tire con-
trus, from the highest regard for their knowcdge nnd
judgment. The importance of the case - the public
viii. hope. justify IN giving this additional labor to
tho Committee. Very respectfully, G. W. GRANT
Tho Editor Of lnE ImBcSE respectfully asks all
who have further suggestions 20 make IN this sub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

fAGscfiisemeDi
If vou viii secure any Of the new $50 LOAN
e,ier nat to-day and tomorrow the last days ~
which can bid. - q. -, II NINA
ne Einh 'iona Bank win include in rs bid ell nn-'
re a, A s,l which NAV o wlutcd ind particularly recon-
meDds The Loan ~ a sl.e sni ysila5c r. estment. OIL.
- Fiscal =. en- ~. the L. $, the Ninth Nuloai osLs WI
ahoId every possible agility 70 bdirs to ger th' nO's 10"
and for them e4siS. -
JOBS 7, HiLL, Cashier J. u Vk''s, ifes''e"''
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Adyeltisomeni.I
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
NEW.YuEK DEPus!IAEi

FINANCIAL AGENT or Tnr UNITED STATS
Nos q and 20 Pine.si.,
Receives subscriptions TO the new a~lo TREASURY
No1Es which are convertible Al maturity into SIX PR
CENT GoLDBEARNG go BONDS.
Commissions of per cent allowed in all csses aud
liberalterms TO Banks who buy 10 iell again;
Receives subscriptions 10 the 1915 Bonds
Converts the old 3.l0 notes into per cent 1877
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
TRANSMITS all other business connected with Govern
mcnt. MoEEIs hLiCh.N, ffesheh'.
ID. ". VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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increased prices Nassasoit beached sheenngs rangp
from 32 a 80; Brown do. rom 4o14'' "u'e''n'e
slavls sCaa6 20a96 so Granite frlnts AZ 20 "a
Saxony lastinrs i23o50 Wool hiiing ChaINe" 'o"'''
and fine plaid moussclines 66~n TINS svc gave 81
indication of new life TO the market Duplicates were
vnrr numerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
CITY sTEii3.

THE DEATH or Tng FLowgRs.-A sharp iros
preceded the bleak wind u Sunday last ana tn-cS
ice formed at the welloub hy tie next morning An
other frost followed ou Monday night; leaving the ielos
and gardens but yes.eFdly gay aud gorgeous 'Aor
of their radnt loveness THEN autumn eorcs wtheie'
and blasted by the chill brei Of The North wind. IH
lover Of tho beautiful nisht VOL cxeaim With bryant
az lie surveyed the desulate scene:
"Alnsi they are III ~ tir.r rraycj
The gentle race of Flower
Are wing in their lowly BEDS,
Win tae far q god Of ours.
The wind.lOWer ard tie Violet
1hcy persisted lOn- hFn.
ANA the Driei-lo-, ant tie olchis died.
Auil tic Summer glow;
But on he ill tbs ',piich RID
Aud tBr as'eg N tHc wood
And The yellow syu Cover ~ The bropk'
H. Autumn bcrut, st'0a.
Til irll tlc lfOsl go Ir rcnr, blue Heaven
As 'as The plague 0n men.
And the brigline, o. & cir smile WAS gone
From uplad glade and glen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12


PHILADELPHIA saturday Oct. : 's6L
FIFTH AND SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The players in the tournament now in pro.
guess on Friday fhc hiih day Messrs. htgsS and
pamer aud Mcssrs. Montgomery and Plunkeii in iAa
afternoon and Mcssys tstcphe nnd Kyal and Bra and
Nelmes in the evening Palmer who is an amateur
player but very accomplished Ole, beat bis profession
al opponent - points in the game oi ~ up The game
between Montgomery ana Pitnkeit Was Yer. closely
contested and exciting ore. Mouiroinery eroniual'
winning by stgif l9inf. csiy The match oetneeh
being remarkably fine. Iae former at last Won ~ "
points, The most ln,r.c ring match of the tournaments
was decidedly that between Ncssf- Blrd and Neime,i,
both professional players Of iirh renown ann ~ BE
regarded as abont equal. Bird iei Coasidefab! ~ i"s
irst hundred points. hut Nrlucs IN succession =" aiks
runs. quickly passed him. and whea toe mnrs'f e'tu
",,amu" ihc secnr s0od. Ncmc, 90. brt fr.-'"e
former thus winning b, - points.
On saturday the proeeedings eot.mrhe'" ny" -
game between Mcssis. Bird and RyoiL II VI. c'.st
and wen played game, T. III displaying SOM ''. aD,e
cxccutioa aid iru gmcnt. bat he Vas .oo'ned y" "'ith
"a Bird Won 10y II point, ouir. hen came nc hHi''
bctM cen Hrs.rr. Nclmes and i-teiho, "h,a N.a ~
garsl v "a brcnar interest, inasumh ~ ile Ncl1F
Of N,u.cs would pla,. lin oa 90 equality WIN s'sPn',
and haye these Two - fight tAe battle Tor the cue
AID Championship. " mlgnlneenty paN'ne
game both s.dcs Estc.hc eventually WHINING ~ ''
points ,
IN the evening Plunker, beat lcwcs By "a points, ana
Mont yoineIy.bcat Palmer ty T. points. The gam. 10"
stands a. follows Estephe has ~un games hls os|
none rrd has won aud los, =, as have els" Neihe'
and Mont gc,nery consequently tie exists b"tn..n
these three. when hna'HAa play may si'rs. si"'
has won game ara host .. aso has t""es h'p
and PuAcu have each won and LOST D. 'i.'v'
EopAe is ihciciofc te virtual winner OF the enc, ~,
though the Tournament Is no. yct docided iof 'sh A.,
the event oi his do,nt Ia his last game, ne WI s''
stand ahead oil a.. me Others.
4 soldiers vote recently taken in . Mari and
Briiair gave e.gI'sgn No.c Hi 'ie Mac ".'' 40 th'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

got IT, bat o'ter proceedings short distance mssed t
and returned 10 his stateroom. II Was gone. David
Hamilton. a coiorei waite, Ind also disappeared.
Yesterday ls was arrested, and the empty poeketbook
found IN h!s possession lie was committed b. Justice
Dogiing, ia default Of 500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12

PROBABLE MURDER.-The body of An nm
Known nan vas found floating in the water of tho Bat
teiy Yesterday morning Ii had been ia the water but
short time and bore unmistakeble marks OF violence
portion OF his watch chain stu adhered 20 the vest.
INC unfortuuate m N was probably Knocked srnsee,s.
robbed and then thrown overheard DeceaSo, il AGED
about 80 years feet inches In hight, medium build,
brow hair snn rcddish.brown goetee and good teeth
and was dressed in brown cloth sack coat black ribbed
closh vest black pants white shirt, muslin udcrshrt
bnck silk necktie and good boots. Tho body wss
taken 10 the Bellevue Hospital dead house for en,f'
cation where Coroner Naumsnn will hold an inquest.
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SUPREME COZ RT- cIkcrIr. CcT. Il.-Befof, Justice
DAVIS
cHaRTEHING 4 yEssEL-oolnnssIoSs.


Rnssol sturgcs agt. John III. Stephens =. als.--
The m inF sue. this 1890 win inferred
f-ol ho 2a Of September, 1867 for s'rvices BOXER Ia
iug the enlp0vrleni aud chs tering by the G1'"runent
III. Siary AID s3 day. g, the rate Of wa n-
rJ n. % dsy the defendants being the owners Of the
mid .,oaf ,he riinti claiming his sergiees 10 We worth
five ror cent ,e anonu. Of Tie charter noBtv
The ,-ndoAs up by way Of defense that the vessel wss
srcc from ID rha,cr the end Of ~ asys IN" only
n,' In -, 81 20 as as 10 Wleiber he Unchanged
o. continued md TIE Original charter
The inry found verdict for the. p.iut'f FOR +lso2 ~
w l. Butler and Edwards li'Ueqoni Tor piannni A. W.
" hitehs.i and VIZ. Fullerton Tor the defendant.
CRsxBfHs-jct. lI.--Heior- Justice LroSskD
HABER8 COfPUs-ALLEGED CRUELTY.
The People ~ iel VII lssn Martin;
4 writ 81 habeas corpus WAS obtained Df ne re-
r Tor the ,oiec,on Of he .nens children Of %" i",or
r-su L,ea i Oa which sccoidinf y done siu
.e M 90 behalf tine lniy IN which she siai' toat ~
o ,.nnrr abii si cruelty Of the reis f'r he 8.
compelled sees e Protection 81 be- mother ny 'aA-
r 30 Ter radruce there wi'h hr ee Children lptt "a
yu Tor divorce for0. has been conni"rrrd y
The resp nlen fe rolatos & y now IentiDg ana
in B.. iicr motion .ir aliinany rc,naiIs uBdecdei
T.- b. am wa. ray rgei snd fe Court appointed SondaJ
nr,i 10 tagc e. iiniony "a the mater.
4, bsi'i end T0Bn.ttui for the rostor Ed"lh J1hes
aud Dunphy Tor tse rrspDudra'.
Bs.ofn + s.'ice SUTHERLAND
DE. IsIoNs.
sa7crac set. Grye.-Findings Of fact settled
p4n.r- delivered 70 NJ Bow
I.n.y .;.arnmr.s az. Henry Boyd se-o'der '',ec
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Van Acc,nprr Mr. lands w

The RAILROAD ACCIDgsT.--Mr. .yamds W.
Crn~ley, Of Bridgeport Conn., firm Of j. W. Crossley
& Co., No 3ji Bi0ldway, was among the injured by
he accident on the New.llaycn Railroad on Monday.
III. head was severely tut and his body and Lnios
badly bruised. ID. David Read. firm OF Hall Read.
gg Bird report was slightly Injured.
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Kr.rc;Dts a. R-otpcc.

Orr I,-liiss Dbl. Flour 3oj bhs Whisky, 1,os9 Dbl
CON Nell 49,. bud Wheat 3. 50; bush. Corn, 81 Uo bu.
oct BUSH tat % ~ bu-h Barley 81 psf' Ashcs, .
fA.s. laid q % 81. oh Cake 1857 Pig. Duttcf.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ccT. H.
Prfare iudye bYTTs
RETUPSs OF PPDcEsS.

This morning the Marshal made return o. lEocess
lv saved In . following cases. VIZ; United Staies net one
c.e married. u. g. ". 1912 containing Hair Nets Nero
lr pe- ard Photographs. Appearance entersf snd fonr
,Vk ,,. given 20 siiswr SIM $3.50 ne.'g r.n's ~
hosse ana iot No. rs Rro,dw >. belonging 70 Leroy "
ys.ii.v The.~s g.. Hal Mt W'rnI Cnrht'D. 81. WI
r ~ Dorslc sst Te steam Towbost Starlight be 'aeke,
&C. Gtysu,r Nur M. The Schooner Convert l"r 'scai"
o. A,posl..l.r entered, aud geess tiils rivsp TO
-.tyar Hated cs'es e. Fly Insfk,d r W. con-
,ns Bssrly Peaco, DesrS u ei4Gl. and c0ncsnrsfoa
al. II. oflfr-G 20 DC entered.
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Advertisement
New GOVERNMENT LOAN.
NEW so BoSDs.
The TENTH NAUoNAL BANK.
M @SO EHotpN.y

THE TENTH NAuoNAL BANK
No ?10 BROADWAY.
will receive proposals. ihe Ooa heaiins i'F r-A
500 Bonds until Thurdey, O'Clock. and forward so WIN
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4 preliminary deposit Of Two pei cent rcginrci - 40
CIecusr'er Of amount o. Bonds sy be g4i ~ ncee'
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