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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
RumOr.

On the 9Th inst. according to the CORES
pondent of the Chicago RepablicGn in WASH
ington, ,g9if ~. %l''5H sh'5a 81
1t was rumored in 7well-informed circles
that the President will withdraw the Pro-
visional Governors of the several rebel
States as soon as the Constitutional Amend
ment is adopted, freedmen are given the
right to testify, and the rebel debt and acts
of secession are declared null and void /;
that the military force will be withdrawn,
and the Freedmen's Bureau also, as soon as
spirit is shown to give the freedmen a fair
trial; that he will then consider the work
of reconstruction complete, and cannot but
recognize them as States upon a footing
with the Northern States; and that the war
will be declared at an end. 'i ''
Large numbers now excluded In the
amnesty proclamation will be pardoned by
another proclamation. N~ i.''.' p. '.''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
Z Fancy y Z vc Goods l q and the holidays.

One of the finest variety stores inthe
West is that of Selleck & Co., southeast
corner Of High and Town streets; It is a
large, well filled and splendid Bazaar of
fancy goods, books, stationery, pictures,
picture frames, wall paper, jewelry, silver
plated ware, ETC., etc., including an extens-
i've assortment of choice and beautiful toys,
suitable for Christmas and holiday gifts.
Almost anything that maybe desired for a
present at the approaching holidays, as well
as. articles of fancy, beauty and utility, not
easily, in such variety and perfection, OBJ
tsinable elsewhere, may be found at Sell
leck & Co.'s. J II Is q, pleasure even to call
and look at their immense and handsome
stock, .,-ff.-t t.-.,st,ir
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

The Grand Fair for the benefit of St.
Mary's School on South Third street, opens
this evening at Wenger's and Zettler's Halls
on South High street, west side, between
Rich and Friend streets. y H5Nlil
Preparations haye been made by. the So
cieties connected with Holy Cross Church,
and by the friends and patrons Of st. Mary's
School, for making this Fair, which is to
continue for this week at least, a grand ex-
hibition as well as a pleasant social re-
union. Splendid and valuable prizes viii
be drawn, and oysters, ice cream, coffee and
other refreshments in abundance provided
for the accommodation of visitors. The
price of admission is only % cents. r..
Attend the opening of the Fairthis even
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
Agricultural Machine Company.

A short time since, we took occasion to
call the attention Of our farmers to the
New Agricultural Machine Shops which
were then being erected, west of the Scioto
bridge in this city, under the supervision
and managemento of Mr.. John Short, fOrms
erly of the l.. NJ. & c. & XoR., R.rsa9 ,ra g.
On last Saturday we had the pleasure OF
examining the machinery in the different
shops, the kind and quality of work they
manufacture, and theYery extensive stock
of excellent dry lumber now on hand, and
confess we were perfectly astonished at the
rapid progress they had made in the length
Of time in which they have been engaged,
The Companywas formed last july. and
the preliminaries we're settled, but the work
oferecting suitable buildings for the differ
ent shops, did not commence until the last
Of September, On the 18th. of October, Mr..
John Short, Superintendent took charge
of the building Of suitable shops for the
machinery, purchasing lumber ETC., and to-
day, they have six different shops In full
operation, and during the coming week,
their Foundry VIII be IN fuii oiast. l,-as.n
They are now engaged In manuiactaflhg
Plows, Horse Powersi onaln fnmps axe
Helves, Scythe Snaths,, Trunk Strips, and, in
fact, almost everything a farmer needs
They haye already timber dressed for 1900
plows, and irons ready for nearly oVV' vi
this article alone, they VIII nave reaHy lot
delivery In the Spriug about 5OOo' maue ou.
of some of the best timber ever uellVereu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
Fuddled Rats.

An exchange says servant girl in that
uncertain region known as "Out West" re-
Gently tried whisky to kill rats. She made
it sweet with sugar, crumbled in bread, and
set the dish in the cellar. A few hours al
ter she went down and found the rats glo-
Iiously "fuddled," engaged in throwing
potato parings and hauling one another up
to drink. These were easily disposed of.
Those not killed left the premises imme-
diately, undoubtedly suffering from severe
headache. s. -.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
OnnitnI C,tx snIe Stable.

We, call the attention, Of the public TO the
advertisement in our columns this morn
ing. of Messrs. Beal & Parsons, Auction
and Commission Merchants Of this city.
They have made arrangements with Mr..
Geo. W. Cooley, who keeps. a Boarding
Stable on State street, directly opposite the
South entrance to the Capitol, to receive
horses for safe, which will'be offered every
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock A. M. Mr.
Cooleysis well known to be careful and
excellent hand with horses and win DO
them Justice, and as the sale Of horses Is
forbidden on she,corner Of High and State
streets. tiiis viii be the best location for
that purpose in this city. we commend
them to the public as reliable and energetic
business men. ,.,.s..,,te
PrcruREs framed cheap and at short no.
tice at SelIeck and Co.'s Bazaar. ~ II
I a. ..Ha. = . =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
Aid society.

The Ladies of Capital City Social Temple
intend holding an Aid Society at their Hall
in Carpenter Building, corner of High and
Chapel streets, tomorrow Tuesday, eve
ming, which the public are invited to at
tend. Theprice of admission is 25 cents.
A free supper will be served up for visit
org
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
The Democratic Messenger.

The Democratic Messenger, published at
Fremont, Ohio, comes to us enlarged and
improved in appearance. 1t is one of the
sprightliest and ablest county papers on our
exchange. In its enlargement and improve
ment, the Abolitionists can read the fact
that the "pressure" that has held the Demo-
cratic party down is lifting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

Neglect your teeth and you will soon
catch tartar there. Manipulate them
daily with that rare vegetable compound,
SozoDoNT, and neither tartar nor canker,
or any dental disease can ever infect or in
jure either them or the red cushions in
which they are inserted.
/ decll-lWeod, .r.. .I.L.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
ElRhth OF .Ianlnuary,I,.. Z.

THE ONO STATESMAN, seconded by the
State Central committee, has proposed to
have an Eighth of January celebration at
Columbus. Plans to that effect have been
arranged, and we are happy to state that
such a celebration has been definitely fixed
upon. Marion county will be fully repre-
sented, and we shall try ourselves to be
thereon that interesting occasion.-M Marion
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

In Cincinnati, on Friday evening, Patrick
Moran shot George Hattersley through the
head, causing his death in about an hour.
They were both drivers of express wagons,
and had some dispute about their business.
Moran was arrested, but afterward es-
nonad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

We are under special obligations to A.
tioRToN, General Agent and G. HurcHN-
SON, Local Agent, and Messengers Of Ad-
ans Express, for late Southern Eastern
and Western papers, and particularly for
Richmond papers. AS the person said to
The waiter at the St, Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, who had filed his order for few
mint juleps,- so say we, "Keep bringen'
'efn on" " lLI .E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

/ THE Pleasant Run Woolen Factory, situ-
ated some five miles from Troy, Miami coun7
ty, was totally destroyed by fire on Tues
day morning last. Wool and goods to the
amount of $4,000 were burned. There
was an insurance for $4,000. JspL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

Within few days this journal has been
enlarged to the size of the London Times
THURLow WEED, Esq. has also become
one of its editors. 1t isa Republican jour
nal OF distinguished bility.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

THE oil we'll on the Bishop farm, near
Logan, Hooking county, has reached the
depth of $50 feet, and has RECOMMENDED
flowing oil and water in large quantities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

MIR. BuReH and his son, coal diggers on
Glenn's Ran, in Belmont county, were
burned to death recently in consequence Of
attempting TO pour oil out Of a can into q
lighted lamp. Another son was severely
burned, but was expected to recover.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

BURGEss, Pendergast, Hughes and Dom
mixer, will appear at Ellsler's Atheneum for
four nights, commencing December 11th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

Hon. WIN. KENNoN,- Jr, of st. Glars
vile, Belmont county, was on the 30th ult.,
duly qualified and entered upon his duties
as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

Two persons, charged with getting rather
too tight, were fined by the Mayor on Sat
urday morning SO and costs each. Both
paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

which he demands of the South, it be-.
comes ourimperative duty to strepghtenhis
position by a prompt acQuiescenee In his
wishes. Ah 4h ll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

JULIA Ann DAVIS, arrested for shop
lifting, was fined in the Police Court on
Saturday morning $25 and costs. Paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

If the wife of japanese don't suit him,
he can send her back to her parents and try
again. That is to say, all wives are "war-
ranted" in Japan. "a ~ Raa.nEM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

DURING the present term Of our Court Of
Common Pleas. eighteen persons confined
in the county Jail charged with various
crimes and offenses, have been discharged,
the Grand jury having returned no indict-
ments against theme gs. .astrr..sF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

A NEW stock of first quality Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices. .....-...-..-r1r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

TEE Nete York Erpress says Of the Presi-
dents message We do not hesitate to say,
from the hbsty reading we have been able
to give, it, IL responds to the anticipations
which conservative, patriotic men, looking
to the good of the whole country, had been
led to indulge, respecting IT,. Whether as
regards our domestic relations, or foreign
affairs, it is patrlotlcs straightforward and
statesmanlikep HI ai6 sat456s t8 ai6
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

JAMES L. RUFFIN, Chief of Police, Gin
cinnati, celebrated his silver wedding on
Irx;,Jo,, ~ rsttsI ''g't t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

LARGEST, richest and cheapest stock
of Toys and Fancy Goods, for the Holidays
ever brought to Columbus, at Selleck &
I Co.'S Bazaar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
GA Il N E w 8 {.

THERE were ten convictions for murder
at the October term of the Pittsburg Grim
inal Court. at#
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
The sd. NTa.ry,s AcIlool FaIr.

BEAUTIFUL stock of Solid and Plated
Jewelry. S, SELLECK & Co. ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11

a LESS hasty and more careful reading Of
the Presidents message cOnfrmed the De-
Erot Free Pres In the favorable opinion Of
It's conserYatism. and Democracy. -1a y a,,.5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
Catching Tartar.

Music Boxes from $500 to $500. % !,
.1"H' .a. 'l'a' S. SELLECK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
TO WHOLESALERS And JOBBERV,
Extraordinary inducem ents will be given. %
'-|--|I |I"- IT t||-II
MARCUS CHILDS,
Nos. o x q, Neil House BniIdIng,
Two doors north from POst5fioe.
Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the Probate Court Of Franklin County. Ohio
made on the sth day Of December, A. ID, 1896, in
the case Of Thomas Mara, guardian Of Thomas Len
non. against his ward and others. the undersigned
will, on the ',. go,
SGh day of january, A. ID. 1896,
Ate o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, offer at public
sale the following described real estate situate IN
The house and lot situate on the north side Of;
Maple street. Said house aud lot is known IS No.
400. on the GOOdae addition to the city Of CO.
Telms Of Sale Cash in hand on the day. Of sale.
Appraised at 81, 10000 -
.-'E.gg - .e1, THOMAS MARA, s,t
dec9 w4w Guardian Of Thomas Lennon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
-4a GRAND. FAIR Eort
aaas-l t.a ~ SoRiFHE sii ainss "a % rT1
BENEFIT OF ST. MARYS SCHOOL.

All the different Societies belonging to the Holy
Sross Church have united 10 their siforts to make
this one Of tho grandest and most attractive under-
takngs OF the kind ever held in our city. IN ,g
Among the hqndIeds Of articles which will be on
exhibition at this Fair TO be sold or disposed Of by
,osEery' We Wilony mention few Of tho mOstVal-
One Of the. finest Of Knabe's Upright Pianos.
worth slVeo one set of sElsndid PaTlor Furniture;
apd SILVER. Watc6es one one kue k'I EnrIish Iih foNlips
Cum Sewing Machines, Silk Dresses, 1.adiey
OloakS, XhlldIens Cloakss nicely embroidered, one
Cooking Stoves; Chlldren's Gigs, &e, az, y -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
WHOLESALE CIGAR srgRE2!
The Only Regular Wholesale Cigar
rs Store in Columbus. irrk
70. Ila SOUTH HIGH sTREET.

CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS Will
before purchasing elsewhere. vi "
I'M, prices are LOWER and the quality SUPE-
RlOR to any ever offered in this market.
dec7-dlm&w2m A, LEVY. .
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OyyIcs or Igs STREET CoHSissioHHR,
No. l37 Broadway.
VVNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS In

INO CONTRACIORS. - TRIBUNALS IN
i closed in sealed envelops Endorsed With the title o
the worn end with Of The biier written thereon
viii be received At this Office until Tuesday. June ~ 1902
II o'cloch, a. ~, 49,. a.,
ond avenue to East River. A.
Ror regulating tradins &c Seyentysaih street, nom
Filth avenue ~ East River
requesting grading &c, Fy nnthstreet from Second
avenue 10 Third lvenre.
For regulating grading kc One Hundred and Ninth street.
from Filth avenue to Harlem River 80,
For regulating grading Gc, OneHundred and Thirty hhh
rect from FoaIth avenue to Eighth avenue.
For regulating gsdns &C. Futy sirest rom TENN
sveuus to Eleventh sveDur. -,
For cuhn: suterins and hsggng Fifty second street, from
Yiflh avenue to Eighth avenue .-
For curbs gutornf aud tagging Eleventh avenue, nom
rip y.thrd street TO Fiity-ninth street
FOR curling gut.erips aud tagging Eshteth street, nem
Third avenue 10 Fast River.
For curbine ca,trrns and sns Forty eighth street. from
Ninth avenue 10 Tenth avenue.
For rrbui ding bukssd NORTH side RivngOn street. East
For rsplanins and rendering Pisn Nos - md" East
30, s,buildins Pier No. n. Eat River.
For fvb1ldins Pier Nc. ~, East River
Eor dr.,irine both sides Of Pier No 81, East River
Eor rebuiidinH Pes Ne 81. North River.
For regulating and ding Forty thude from Second
avenue V Third avenue.
phnh forms Of propo together with the specifications
and ssrc>men can be- obtained ct this ONCE.
-psted street Department Now Yort. June g. 1855
CHARLES q. CORNHLL,
Street Commissioned
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Jntcrnal tlcpenuf.
" 9 INTERNAL. REVENUE.-Ofice {

" 8. INTERNAL REVENUE.-Oficeo Of
Assessor II Ninth Oolec'.o1 District comprising the
Igh 18th and pa Wards, ~. ~ Wes, fonyfoub-s,.,
near ixfh-Gye. -
atoms direction IN this District con-tsi'ar Of
Income. for l3bs tnd Licenses o. enuuefset ART
cle for the wear 1850 will rrinail ny Office fc obre
ane appeal the space Of day. ond al peTol. utter
escd notified that will s at my otce on tho 2fh day
az JUNE ant for five dsvs thereafter between the
hour Of and o'clock the or-poor r tho puXo-e oil
receg spycas and determining relative b y .focon OF
a--essinent.
Appeas writing aud specify te particular inse
matter thing respecting winch decision Is req es,ed
also lie ground principle Of error complain Of
HUMER FRANKLIN Assessor Ninth Dis'rc',
No. 90 West Forty .foufth-s'
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rINO CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS FOR GAS!
FOR THE CITY Oh INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

ORION OF CIT CLsEK, IyDIAxAPoLs. IEp.,}
jane J, 1865.
In compliance with the provision Of resolution passed BY
the Common Council OF the City 81 Ind anspos meeting
held at its Chamber. the ?h day Of Asy A. d., 1853
which resolution reads as ollowa. to wit:
Roored That the Cy Clerk ts and he hereby author
ICED directed 10 ave tse for proposals. for lighting tn
City Indianapolis with and Tor furnishing the citizen
thereof with gao for the p.riod q TWENTY YEARS FROM
and after the third day March, 1866 and that he
proper b. inserted ia the oil ca city psper
public newspaper IN each Of The cities Of Cincn-
natl Nsw-York Boston ani Philadelphia"
CYRUS BurrrRYIrIp CLERK % the City Of Indianapolis
Marion County indiana herrby give notice that sealed pro-
possls will be received this office Room No 8. }enns
block the Comma Council Of efd City before the
fourth day sepember 1905 for lighting the said City Of In,
daapos With ss and for furnishing the citizens thereof
with sas for the period OF twenty (lo) years from and after
the third day Of March. A. D., 1866.
Proposals must be accompanied wh the names OF the pro-
posed security. .
Persons desrus TO bid procure copies OF the ordinance
regulating the lighting ia City with by addressing the
City Clerk
by direction Of the Coulaen Council
CYRUS BCTTERFlELD,
lrrkC ~ of udi mol
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OYrrcE or Co isIssARy or >uBs:s EScz,
No 2 EEInnE-.r RA.l OR Jnnn q. -abl. )

No FRrOGE--r. NKsg-iO Rs. juno q, 1913. :
CFALFD PROPOSALS (il Duplcate). ill.,
dored Proposss ior hed RFtois will se Received
By the undersigned un'i oc1ck m, TUESDAY the eth
rant for .uplyns Cooked Ratl0ns four months from.
o.. day Of July. 1865. 10. r uch shorter period
be- directed Dy thu COMM. ienera Of suosistenc' 70
All troous IN .he -"vcs asw all other persons properly
be ubsisted by the Une States slhsistence Department
" no my be N,lork City or - Immediate vicinity.
well those ~ho be route and fro the seat Of
aud not otherwi.e provided Tor
The rAtios wall consist 81 three mea' each = Of good al
food and subject 20 such poPer IN, scion
b. directed by The officer in charge.
The contractor must furnish tie soap anJ cnfes thst
be required accordance with the ration, FOL.
ows; pounds and anc onsu.er rounds Of
tire candle, to each hundred ra.loDs.
III. bidders must the price ration. vhe price
ncl.de all exp.ase such furnishing cooking rrpsra
fuel packing boxes poTtAcn Of me rstioLs kc
Al bios b. accompanied by guaIrtee. as follows
Ne fie Hnd,ryred here0y gHdrIre that IN ne fore
oo,,po bI Of -------- be aee,pt,d. IL Sail be d,sy
fulfilled acoyJine 20 ia u oRd oondols also that
1rfen oontyacf 1iaE be s1,cutsd, r..h ton!s the "
"a nouslgG da4ayL
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ASH. q. N. OyrIcs, FoRAan DEPARTMENT.
CoKSER WHITEHALL and BRIDGE srs, }
New YoRx CRY, 1866. }
THIS DEPARTMENT. is prepared to receive
i written PROPOSALS for the delivery OF CORN, OATS
HAY and STRAW In this City, and In Philadelphia Pa
BIDS should state the quantity description, or kind price,
place and time " delivery. &c- ii
Payments be m1de upon delivery, or a. soon thereafter
q the Office may be in funds.
SD. BURCHAItD, Capt and Asa. Qusrterpss.se.
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che Curt

Union COURSE. LONG ISLAND. :
ct "a o'clock p M Ma,s fos 5000 nis hssts bs three
in6ve, 70 wagons. Hh Woodruff nance ~ Lady Emma
Samuel Mclaughlin names b. q 6sofye "hkee formerly
borsh Ferries every Eve minutes dprng the day for Esse
ard also leave South Ferry fos the Ccsre dee
O'clock p. returning when the rsce over Good az
and good rack-f hot noI fsf day. An scient body q
Metropo poics VII b scnlance TO ordSe
SHAW Z WHITE, Proprietor.
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Cr.rn,s.HorsR. NV .YcHK.
PROPOSALS will

CoLLgct ,Rs OFFICE, Jane D., 1865,
PROPOSALS will be- received at this Office
1 until the 10Th ~ June 'or supplying SHIP CHAND-
LERY for Revenue CUTTER AID Boats in tbs Collection
District the year CONNER eng July 1863, ana ending
Jun. ~. 1876.
List 81 the articles ret Wi be shed - application
al the oihce OF tho su,eIintel en No. - .ne.st
= DRAPER Coee,ogs
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QuARrraylsrYRs orr. CO. L. ;. II. C.,

W,sHSGroS, June 1865.
PROPOSALS FOR FIJI L.-.9ie prop0-
sal. viii be- received ths .hce until FRI Al, lie IN
day Of July 1868 at O'Clock for M sym WOOD ala
coal 70 the L. T. Marines at Boo,lyn y. dur the he
yepr ending 90'h June 1876; TIE @ood to mere. ant
s5.e oak b. delivered piled meesn- II 80 INSPECTED
such points within the wal the Mri "a ,rts Is may
De desgn,tcd BY The copmanI marine oaceri -" o. eA-
pense 20 the tRited States.
Tie Goa to be best White IN Anthss'.s 9 Cosl ff'e
from dus, aud w,igl i1 TO the tom 20 D. weighed
p-c,sd AID De yeed such oints within he walls o. me
Marine 5auack. may DE- De- gna'sd by the ronn ing
Marine Oneer Of pense the Unit ,tar. and DC 4
Wood and Coal % oe iutu SHE'D upon lie Quarterly r,Gui.i-
ton. OF n. Commanding Oic,r showing tie 9uantis re-
qnl. ed ngrceaby Hrguaon. Payment vii b. lade upon
tho receipt OF accounts duly authenticated b. sod Con and
ing Ofc.r.
s.araty e. be ,surt by ~ responsible persons ,noe
il.y mast b. cer, fed 70 BY IN. District Jud.'
T. y D.tr.ct Alto Hey u. > Collector must accompany
each proposal otherwise }. VII not De cor I'D, ed
To BE- Endorsed Proposals r fuel n eddfesed 20 the
undersigned v. y. sLACN,
Major ,iI Quartz I'M stsr.
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Opprcr LrGur House. INSPECTOR.
Nfx.YORK TT, Msy ~. 1895

Opprcr LIGur House. INSPECTOR,
NfwYORK TT, Msy ~. 1885
CEALED PROPOSALS vii be received at
thi. Office until IL o'clock on TUESDAY .h- 20tt day
of juno for raising aclns ant keeping ntner proer
no.i,ons ali the BIIOYS IN the Hudson River between
York and Troy Lake hanplsin Fine Island inlet and
such others may be snho ifed tor nom The LIT
dsv OF y ne, the edng th day 81 June according
10 the regulations Of the La huousc board and tn. printed
copies OF whic be had b. ppy!rs 70 this
Office.
By order Of the Li,ht.Honse Board
Con. il. NJ. POWELL,
Ligh,-Ifou Inspector, I'd District
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