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proposals.
OyylCE og As-r CoxxIsARY- vSERAL OF srRsI5rgNcE
NO. STATE 81, Nsv. toRK. Jan. 80. :
RNY SUPPIIES.-Sealed pro-, saiS 4

OyyICE og Asr. CoxxtssARy vSSRAL OF srR'irgScE,(
NO ,TAIE. 81, NEv toRK. Jan. q. f3
4 RMY SUPPLlES.-Sealed prop sas On
~ dupiclie will Dc received by tie undersigned url
) o'clock p On SATURDAY, the seh ins ior q P2ynk
Cor the ice Of the Uui.ed states Army sC SolSLhS1s
STORES be delivered in New OF Brooklyn,
4 900 barrel. PoRE-Me,. Prime Me.s-of Ii. oa
end new CROP IN fuhooped OAK ah barrels with two ira
hoops Mes, b. free from rust or STAN fl weight af
thoroughly sacd Bidders will .,s,e When their PORK sn
pscssd. and tie brands also. tie kind OF barrel
The pors be received At such inspection yards " sa'
agreed to by the undersigned -
500 barrels OF first quality eItra 'uperhne S9n'hsn s.
Lon or other brands Ct Flour iHiai< ~, ktr9ssgns
cisrH's Ire brsnds and places 81 nenu.ture 70
stated in the bids snd whether n round or ht hoop o.'s
The barrels to be in good shipping order iu D. ~ asa a
NE store. are rrquiroa fos immediate delivery.
and referred 20 therein.
pdnted copy Of this sdyerti ement must Be s'hst 70
each proposal and the proposals must be specific h. conP
precisely with al tie rms Each bid 70 have consrsOS
mu contain the written guaranty OF two re'ponsoe nars>
we the uuder.iguel hereby guarantee tia, .horid Y
any pat OF the above BID be accepted sha be dgy faA
seeing to IL, t.ge Pu1po an; ssa s11don' sG van
the value Of toe stores proposed to be furnished sh DO %
Tns seller. name place Of snd the d1te Of purchase
well tho Of contents with shipping marks .
hereafter designated must De plainly rsrsed on every pact
age. Ali other old marks must b. obliters.ed.
Certificates Of inspection BY professional po,ers or n.pe
tors Oit,y thas he party JH7ishi1g n, precision. vii ;.
present quality and condition and the imoe0i.tey pruoed
inspection.
The meat viii also be examined and passed upor by par
from this OF on the part Of the United State.
The hour viii be the date Of dey snd con
pared with the retained sample, by inspector APPOINTED
tiis Office, whose certificate viii be required
Payment trl be mode "a currency, rs ecHirdeH sooI
finds received for the purpose.
Contractors expected hOll their goods without
peuse the United States until required for shipment
BLink.Jor P,opoais 'r D. furnished at 80 eoec. ,'A
S.nf be tacossd snrec dddIsied 70 e rHdeg signed
and tsd0rssa ProIo.Ils for Snbsiifnes Sfores.'
n. 5. CLARKE,
BTeyet- Bri e. Ten and a. q. q. Y.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

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other board few bosrde for fuy OF seTea
persons all adrlt. Box 30. C83J PostOhce
XHyANTED-Bv single Gentleman, ROOM
w with breakfast and tea .ud hre ia prvste family
whore then arr 10 other bosFaer snd where 10 could BE-
home. Address, r., Box No. 10 Inoune-oise
CT AND UPWARD for SINGLE ROOMS.
gp with Board Room without - 70 - ard Lodging
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T'HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Il AND
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
FOR
FEBRUARY 1886.
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Three Months among tho RecOnsfuc Onss Reviews and
IiierArr Notices.
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Mem Publications.
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A FARM (Orange County Farm) for SALE
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Of Eewburg four miles east Of the Vsge 81
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DEAD the objects the Workingmen's Union,
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

FOR FEBRUARY, 1865.
CONTENTS:
BLACKWELL'S ISLAND LUNATIC ASYLUM
ILLUsTEAuoSs.-The Asylum from Road to Searnbou.
Landing-The Cook House -Receiving Patients the
EKsmination.-At Dinner.--The Office and Druggery-
Ann BaTIy-NoTab.-The Doctor Morning Round.-Ihe
Retreat and Yard" Mrs. Buchansn."-The Preacher-
Psddy Di,coursing old .-TlaGery-The Admiral.
--Quigley.-wi;hin Fort Maxey.-Gatewsy to For,
MaIey.-Thomas Marcy at Hone.-Blsck Jimmy.
EUTHANASY
HEROIC DEEDS or HEROIC MEN.-X. CHARLES
ELLET AND HIS NAVAL STEAM RAMS.
ILLrsrRATIoys-ChaTes Ellet.-CbAtes Rivers EIet.
MAP Of Vicksburs and Fcinty.-Tbe Queen Of the
West and the Nicksburg-Loss Of the Queen Of the
"est-The lndiauOs passing the Batteries at yeisburs
The Switzerland
INDIAN SUMNER
With en- Illustration
AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR. (Coaclsdsdt
SWEET CLOVER.
THE RED JACKET MEDAL.
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THE WITNESSES
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BOOK THs FOURTH.
CHAPTSE NJ. Love and Law
CHAPrER XIl A Scands 81 the Station.
CHATTER XIII. An Old Mans Heart.
lILusTRATIOS.-Miss Gwit and the Gorzons.
TO THE UNRETURNING BRAVES.
DIAMONDS AND OTHER GEMS
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| The Dresden Brilliant
! CHRISTMAS GUESTS.
TIE HOIlDAYs.-i NEW-YEARS TO TWELFTH
| NIGHT.
THE MARCH TO THE SEA.
CHARLOTTE BRoNTES LUCY SNOWE
| WINNING HIS SPURS
| NAMES OF PLACES.
| EDITORS EASY CHAIR
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS DRAWER.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY,
THE CARDINALS DAUGHTER.
by ROBERT MACKENZIE DANIELS.

sor1cKs yRos Ts0Lf-H PRESS.
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EXAMINE IT!

IL
Tie almost uDprecedented which has attended the
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TODAY the reading public assurance both Of The need
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themes, but ,rch combination Of all would De SURF to
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1yore-
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Thi. number contain. twenty-five Illustrations.


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all WANTING FARMS.

ALL WANTING FARMS. III,
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS

CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Picks Work by Gail Hamilton; The Ice Fairies. by Mary
L. Smith Lessons in Magic w. by Z. H. c. FrOst-Wok,
b. Albert Laishton The Tale Of Two Knights H. by Charles
Dawson Stanley Visit to Mount Vernon BY - T. TOw
bridge; The -Four Season. by Lucretis p Hale Summer
IN Leslie Godthwsites Life H.. BY Author Of Path Cart
oeys Childhood" AHost In the Forest, by Nayne Reid
MAbers Wish by Tscie Townsend Winter Song By Emily
Huntington Miller Round the Evening Lamp; Our Letter
Box.
I This number contains wentyhy Illustrations
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l ONG BRANCH-Partiesd DESTROYS of LOTS
~ OF COTTAGES upon near the Sea Shore with
pcror views and hne bathing tho West End and the
circle Of all the extensive private Improvements b,ng
LEWIS y. BROWN, No. So Broodwsy
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i ARGE MANUFACTORY fnr SALE. /

IL Brooklyn. within no yards Of Fulton Ferry Ground 10
feet front streets by ~ feet In depth covered with
substantial hveatory Brick Buildings partly proof
Boiler Engine, strengthening. HOSTING and Fire AppN
reius complete. Apply to Z. H. SQUlBB No. u Doughty
st.. Bro0klyn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
WHOLE NUMBER S64.

THIS MAN WITHOUT AN ENEMY. - II Heaven
help the man who magines he can dvuge
enemies by trying TO please everybody II
ouch an individual ever succeeded, vo
should be glad to know L. Not bsat
We believe in mans going through the
world trying to fDd beams to knock bis
bead against; dsputiDg every mans opin-
ions, fighting and eIbowing aud crowding
ell who differ from him. That sgain Is ap
other extre. Other people have . right
to their opiuions--so have you; don't fall
into the error supposing they will respect
you less for maintaining them--or respect
you more for turning yonr coat every day
to match the color OF theira Wear your
own colors, spite Of wind and weather.
storms and sunshine. 1t costs the vsscils
lating and irresoute ten times the trouble
to wind, aud shuiiis, aud twist, that Il does
honest. manly Independence to stand lie
ground. Take what time you please to
make up yonr mind; bat having made it
40, stick to il.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-21
what Dead Dog is GOOD for.

Take dead dog--a dead ono is better
than live one, though the latter might
answer--tske of bis hide and send il 10
the tannery Jn the course of time il will
reappear in the furnishing shops aud the
lady whose worthless poodle was poisoned
by GU unfeeliug policeman, will pay mnny
times it's value for piece of its skin in the
shape Of a pair Of genuine kid gloves. Bot
this is only q small part of the value Of the
defunct poodle. When the hide has been
removed take the remainder of the poodle
and boil it. With tho fat which is the
product of the boiling mix little soda, -
This will produce sweet substance called
glycerne, or sugar of fat, the commercial
value Of which ia very considerable, and is
capable Of almos, indefinite increase.
Mix il with little nitric ard sulphurc
acid, and the product is nitro glycerine, q
few ounces Of which, according to recent
experiments made somewhat accidentally,
would be sufficient to blow Ashtabula into
the gulf, or Du,ch Beer Saloon This Is
one of the uses to which dead dog or q
dead cat might be put But it is not the
most desirable or prof able use. 5-. h-r
Glycerine is one Of the chief ingredients
in the manufacture of cosmetics and per.
fumes for the loilet, and in the most choice
and expensive kinds it is Indispensable. 1t
is also an ingredient 10 the manufacture Of
smelling salts.
The lady whose unhappy poodle has
passed from the vale of woe through the
agency Of a barbarous policeman, has the
consolation of knowing that death is not
- end of dogs any more than it is the
end of human beiogs; but a'er dea 81 Q
will meet that shaggy friend again in
another and better shape-aye, thst her
hand shall touch, and cht eks shall feel. and
lips shall taste, and nose shall smell that
better part of him that hath triumphed
over death, and passed beyond the dark
valley to bloom in brighter glory on bic
mistress cheek; enrich the csrmine Of her
lips, revive the dropping spirit through the
uasal organ, and shed immortal pefume on
The folds Of her cambric handkerchief
20 Nor ore these sll the, valuable uses OF o
dead dog. From the residipm of the deg
are obtsit ed soap aud candles from the
bones phosphorus and phosphate of lime
or carbon, through which sugar for our
coffee is made
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DEFERRED ITEMS.

THH MONEY ORDER SYsTEM.--The new law of
Congress in relation to the money order system
was put in force on the I'd inst, and all the
Offices are now operating under its. provisions.
The working Of the system is changed in sever
al respects, and orders of $50 and under are
now sold, while under the old system the maxi
mum was $50 The fees for money orders
have also been changed. orders from 81 70 $40
being now issued at 10 cents, and over $50 to
$50, inclusive, at 25 cents. Under the old law
twas necessary for a duplicate to be issued,
an affidavit with stamp was first required, for
which the party had to pay, as also fee for
new certificate. Under the new law postrnas-
tcrs can administer oaths free of charge, and
the certificate is also furnished without cost,
the only expense to the party being the ave
cent revenue stamp. Besides these. changes
quite number of other. objection able lfeatures
have been removed, On the I'd of August
three hundred additional money order offices.
mostly in the South and West, viii be put In
operation. The system is increasing In popu-
larity. ~ - ~"
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SELECT POETRY.
o brightly Beams che summer 81


o. brightly beams the summer sky,
And rarely blooms the clover;
But the little pool will soon be dry
The summer soon be over.
o, light and soft the west wind blows,
The flower bells gently ringing;
But blight will fall upon the rose,
Where now the bee is swinging.
A smile is on the silver stream
A blush is on the flowers; .... ..
But the cloud that wears the golden CLEAN
Will waste itself in showers.
o, little hearts with gladness rife,
Among the wayy gfassess--
A deeper shade will fold your life
Than DER the meadow passes.
o, maiden lips! o, lips Of bloon
Unburdened save by singing ~
Pale grief shall leave his seal of gloom
Where kisses now arc clinging, d.
o, hope is sweet! o, youth l5fear!
... And love is sweeter, nearer! ..
o, life is sweet and life is dear, ... .'...
But death is often dearer!
o, shield the little hearts from wrong,
While childhoods laugh is ringing
And kiss the lips that sing the song,
Before they cease their singing!
o, crown with joy the brows Of youth,
Before those brows are older!
o, touch with love the lips of truth,
Before they cease their singing
For the little pool will soon be dry
The summer soon be over;
Though brightly beams the summer skyi
And rarely blooms the clover!