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The New York Times calls attention
to an experiment which has been tried
in London on the association principle,
and with such eminent success that it
thinks it Is worth considering here.
The editor explains:
'.It is for the benefit, not OF hand
laborers. who, as a general thing, get
an onset TO the rise in prices in a CORES
ponding rise in wages, and who yet
make more complaint than all other
classes put together; 1t is for assisting
the numerous class OF persons with hx-
ed ncomes-cleFRyInen clerks, govern
mental officers and so onto get more
for their money. An income now does
not 20 much more than halfas far as it
would have done a few years ago.
The experiment mentioned was based
ON the principle which enables insur-
ance offices, railway companies, public
Libraries, and other institutions, to fur
nish their conVeniences at low rates to
aIaFge number ofsubseribers, who con-
tinually and regularly patroniZe them
and pay in ready money. A few gem
lemen in London arranged with some
Of the best tradesmen there that they
should sell goods at about twenty per
cent. below the usual prices toany one
presenting a ticket from the Association
they were about TO stnrt. The trades
men were willing, because success Of
the scheme would bring them by, the
agreement large trade, and one that
paid for eYery purchase, ION the nail
assuring small but quick profits and
rapidly multiply yipg returns. The plan
worked admirably. A few shillings
paid for ticket, and the income from
the tickets paid the services of a prac-
teal business man TO keep run of the
affair and see that all parties were fairly
dealt by. The machinery was as sim
pie as Il could be, but it5 was all that
was necessary. No capital needed, no
dues, no fines, no assessments, no grand
Offices or officials, no anythiug-but
the agent and his tickets, the customers
and the etradesmen-and all were bene-
fitted. A grocer who buys for six cents
a pound what he can sell for ten, is the
muster of each and all of his customers.
But ifhe were assured of large increase
of their number aud ready money pay
ment In every case. hewould gladly re-
duce his selling prices,
This seems TO us O very admlrable
and efficient plan. Il has already been
proved a considerable success, and We
can see no reason why II should not be
tried by some of the tens of thousands
in our own city whosstruggle TO support
families on small fixed Incomes "a
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

ND OTH e z S-THE GRAFTON
a Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
f8ctuFtng the Best, Cheapest and most Dur
able Paint In uses two coats well put on, mix
'esi with pure LiEseed OH. Will last 10 or15
YaaTss Il Is OF n light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed 10 green.
lead Stone, olive, or dEstb, 70 suit The taste OF
the Consumer. II II valuable for Houses.
Barns Fences. Agricultural Implements.
Carriages and Car-mAkers, wooden ware,
Fire and Water PROOF, Brldges, Burial Gases
Canal Boats, ships and Ships Bottoms Flonr
OH Cloths, lone manufacturer having used
any purpose Is unsurpassed f0r body, durn-
bility elasticity, and adhssivenesS PTice 70
mar 66i., OF 800 l6S WhIch will supply q fAr-
uer for YPaI6 10 come. Wanan Cd In al
cases rs above, Send FOR \ CIRCULAR Wnlon
gives full paFticnlRrs. None genuine unless
bfsnded In q trade mark GTAfton Mineral
Painf. Address DANIEL BLDWELL, Pro
pFietor, 254 Pearl street. New York. Agents
Wanted.
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An EDITOR sued, ana how he took it.

An Editor Sued, and how He took it,
The editor of the Muscatine (1owa)
Courier was sued the other day. He
took Il, ,PhilosophicallY. Hear him
''The dim recessesof Our dark sanctum
were Illuminated yesterday by the ru-
'bicund visage of our friend Constable
SCOT. Our hair stood on end as with
tears in his eyes he proceeded to read a
very nicely printed blank on which our
name figured conspicuously with that
of Justice KLEIN. To cut short a long
sued, readerP Yes2 Nice, amt it7
we put our pen behind our eur and
looked wise az the officer. HetTembled
a little, for the idea OF suefDg an editor
was new 10 him. He never Imagined
that anything could be got out of them
fellers" by sueing-we didn't either,
We don't now. The art of sueing- is a
science. Young Lawyers anxious for
suits sometimes bring them for fun.
Old ones, however, never do anything
of the kind unless they can get some
thing. We never knew any body to get
ANYTHING where there lwasn't anything
to be had. We hope they'll get a
judgement. against us, then we hope
they'll take outan execution, and lastly,
we beg they'll exeeuteit- II we've got
any property we'd like to know. it.
They might garnishee lot of other fel-
lows we owe around town. We guess
they will. II they are sharp they'll
commence on George Schneider. We
owe him for a glass OF beer. 1fthey
get that it would help little. Failing
In this we recommend them to attach a
box of soiled paper collars we have on
hand. They haven't been turned yet.
and they might use the clean side. II
this won't do, we are unable to help
them.b 49, -saf
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gRNrnA1. GRANT has issued an order
prohibiting on pain of expulsion, all
clerks and employees of any OF the
Bureaus of the war Department, from
transacting any. business connectedil
with the Department., With agents OF q
other persons; and claim agents who
attempt 20 transact business in any Of
,hs BHnreaus. without written authority
rom the heads iof. the Bureaus, VIII be
,rohibitsd rom transacting business In
The war Department General GRANr
seems determinedsto stop bribery g and q
corruption in his Department
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ENGLAND is enjoying an extraordi-
nary number and variety of riots of
late. Fehian riots, workingmen's riots,
bread riots, and anti-Popery riots, have
all been reported bylcable. The, bread
riots at 5ABarnstable and Oxford last
week appear to have been exceedingly
yfolent-the military being compelled
to fire upon the mob to stop the arson
and plumber which were going on! If
Russia i Is 9despotism tempered by
assassination" !" England Is monarchy
tempered by mobs, ~ .s5.l 81 elt.s
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IN I,ospos subscription books have
been opened for the stock Of the :. Metro
nolitan Restaurant Company sstne
rosnnaniy promises extraordinary ac.
COMMUNICATIONS, at low prices, and ts
ndertaken, according 70 the prospee-
.tus : ITO provide superior dinners,
wines. go, OF the finest description
snroSnrable in the markets, free from
In. .sdnItaTstion or mixtures, and AZ q
nrofit n Of ~ per cent, on the Wholesale
r,ira " The Londonpaperst however
ssan, ,r.ssfI,,,eSr siftI,,S afraid OF the proposition,
notwithstanding the prospectus is en- 1
beliished with the royal arms =
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a Physiological View of Marriage.

Nsiaed Com aiming nearly three hun
dred pages and iS0 hne plates and engra-
wings OF the Anatomy OF the Human Organs
on Early Enron, its Depl0rable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors
Plan OF Treatment-the' only ratonal and
porf Of cases treated. A truthful 1dViser 10
The married and those contemplating mar.
riaSe, who entertain doubts Of tnelr phy SCI
drezs, on receipt OF 20 cents In stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing De. LA CE0Ixs
No. 81 MaideE Lane, Albany, NJ " The
Author may be consulted upQu any OF the d.
sAases upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 10
any part OF the world. oeu
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First MortRaRe Bonds,
ST. LOUIS 4 IRON MoANTAN RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY.

seyen per cent Interest, February and Aug.
UIHEsE BONDS COVER A ROAD OF ol
miles, finished from 81. Louis to Pilot
Knob, and In first-class order, and an extern
sion OF about the same length nom Pilot
Knob 70 Belmont now rapidly constructing.
Tor which the proceeds OF these bonds are 20
be used, making through route from St
Louis TO New Orleans by rail The earnings
OF the u miles are $4,000 q year; the net
profits now are sufficient TO pay the Interest
issued. The basis of security Is believed 70
be beyond that of any other bonds now Of
fered. Apply Al the once Of the Company
President, or 10 CLARK, DODGE q CO., cor
ner OF Wall and William-sts., New York
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RaIlaISMalthIE Observation-Disclosures
I TnInrged b ono Handre.I Pages.

Enlarged 10 ono tAunureu RNses.
TIHE CIRCULATION OF BALLoUS
MAGAZINE having increased during
1B67 nearly ffteen thousand copies and never
lIshers are thereby induced to still further
add TO Its vRlue by enlaIg1ng each number to
one bundled pages. Although this enlarge
Enent Involve an additional expense OF some
$500 a year, yet there win he so INcREAsE
now n, W rs THE TINE 10 GET UP CLUBS
Terms:-S1 so n year, seven copies. 500
twelve copies, S16 %. and q copy gratis one
year To the peis0n sending q Climb Of twelve.
Single number, Is cents. Send stamp for
specimen copy. THE (tHEPEsT AAGAZIHEIH IN
THE WoRLDf Address ELLIOTT, THOMES
q TALBOT, Boston, Mas.
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Ladies and Gentlemen..

OOg CAN HAVE A BEAUTIFUL
tiAnD RI4oTnGItARIz. FEEK OF ExRIEs-
81 with cirenlAra' OF our great Dry and
Fancy Goods 6kiel by sending stamp Jof re
turn postage 70 EAsTLAN q KENDALL, 90
Hanover ST, Boston, Ahas.
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OtOHSUMPTIO CAN BE CURED.
VI The True Remedy At Last Discovered
UPHAMS FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof Troussean OF Paris. cnfS
DyEpepSfa Mhrnsmns, General Debility and
an morbid CONDITIONS OF the system depen-
dent ON deficiency Of vital force. It = pleils-
the most skeptical OF Its virtue rs the great
healing remedy Of the age- 81 bottle, OF
gtx bottles for IS. Sent by ExpresE eold ng
q O. UPHAd, No. = south Eight street,
PhlAdeIphIa, and principal DrugS Sts- Cir
elIlnRa SAINT free.
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CANYAssERs VeAnTl
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

aaIsroRx orlhe sECREFsERVICR.r
By Gen. L. G. BAKER. The astounding re-
this work are creating the most intense de-
sire in the minds of the people To obtain u.
Its officiat character and ready sale, combln-
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the best sub cription book ever publIahed.
Send for circulars and see our terms, and
why Il sells faster than any other work. Ad.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and ShoeSt at lower
priees Than ever was seen in the State. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go 10
Garllnerss New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. ..tC4fiSt
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, Rndt In
every case will be mended nee OF charge,
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ONLY 81. UNFORTUNATE HUMAN-
" ITY. 81 ONLY. Ny injection cures
GonoFThRa or elect In Tx DAYS, wtthout
noxi0us drugs, when all other ren1edles tail.
LII. HeuTie RemmRir, Stanton fs n. T.
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A DVERTIsERS GAZETTE. New Vol
n Price advanced tos2 per yearIn advance
Single coples S cents q. r. hOWELB q
CO., Publ hen, New oEk.
COMPLETE LISTS of all NEwBPAPERS In
MICHIGAN and WIscoNsIN In November
number. Also q complete list OfAll RELIGE-
Gus HRwsPAPEFs in America
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asw aaYfrtistmfHts.
We Are Coming,

ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PEB-
"A son sending usR club In our Great one
loilar Sale OF Dry and Fancy Goods, 49, .
siIk DFeS Pattern, Pieo OF Sheeting, watch
SC, fres of cost. Catalogue OF GOODS ana
sample, sent TO any address nee. Addfess j.
Mlll p. %. Box $40
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Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEB1cE No. . MoNRoE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, M
MI teresi PAID on special Deposit, Notes and
Ellis Discounted, Exchange bought and Sold
-CoIlegtions made ON RlIpointa-
In order % meet q want that has long beou
aelt In this community, this Institution VIII
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday amer
noon between the hours Of two and four o.
clock, Deposits Of any sum OF money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which tnterea
GEO. MENDEL, President
DmnoroRs.-Alex. Ianghlin, A. j. Pannel
John McLuFe, ff., Alex Rogers, Morgan i
on, James Paul., Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
ocl7-Iy A. C. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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Tha Paonla,s Bank.

OFFICE, No. g MAIN ST, WHEELING.
" VIVA Money received on deposit In
terest paid on special deposits.
bought and sold. Collections at homo on hom
abroad promptly attended to.
1a,,, R,,t, nihn0FoGsr Christian Hsa.
John HandlAn, John Vocklers
9am1 J. Boyd, Richard Carter
Andrew Wilson.
F, b.-a JOHN REID, PEes't,
JOSIAH =. UPDEGRAFF. cashEr. myS
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9raasp!a,rtatian.
d OHIO R.R. COMP
oYTIuE RAIF. 4 ONO RAmRoApOo.,
WHKKLING. May Z, lsaT.I


TRAINS WILL RUN By
il tho following schedule on and aftsr May
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Bargains in Boots & Shoes

That never have besh'nOF never ean:O0, ,B0a''
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Ths AT or. AHtisIIa0. Instructions ant
Hints for every sort Of Home Amnse
manta 20
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ne AT Of ooIsue5safioR- book that can-
not faiI 70 make almost any one 2 5000
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These books are all beautifully bound
sold deveTywhere-and sent by mall, POSTAGE
Z, sRWEE W RFfR5% SP EefHsIRs5 e PEiSs e eEspblIsbe
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TlHIs Ii 30 HUMBUGEBy sending %
eents, and stamp, with age, height, COLOR
of eyes and hair. you VIII Tecatyei BY return
naaii, q correct picture. OF your future hns-
hand Or wife, with name and date OF mar
TiaRe AfdreSa MINNIE CLIFTON, p q.
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40 Main Street,

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That IL to say, we are offering at our New,
-, =. Stone, F.slt
BOY
...-as ..a -.tlt "a
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w IN every county, abusineAl paying S2Sg
psf month sure. j. b. TILTON. FitLEburZh.
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NTFw sUBSoRIBERS FOR 1858 to the
IN ILLUSTRATED PHRENoLoGICAE
JoURNAL, at s. a year, win receive Roy,
and Dec Nos. this year FKKE- Address q r.
WELLS, $50 Broadway, New York,
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selections From oliver WeadeI
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Lous LstteTs-A selection OF the most alb
sorblng character and interest, nom CORES
pondence OF celebrated and notorious men
and Price, g 90.
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Corporation AOtitts.
CRPORATION NOTICE.--Public Notice i

CORPORATION NOIlCE.-PuDlc Notlce IS
~ hereby given occupant occupants OF all
Houses Lots uRmproyd Lands affected thereby thss
the following have been completed and ged IN the
Once Of the Assessors for examination By all persons inter
estei viz:
-Fo Building l29hstree between 9Th sud Tt avenues
2l-Por Building In Watershed between Peeklp ana
Doyeree,; between Roosevelt and Pearl Fee
3I-For building In NoFfOkstreet between Hester sua
Grand IN between Grand and BrCom Streets
4-For paving bocka 3Oh street from M TO
S-Por Building between
Jefferson In Clinton street between Cherry ana
uo,...
The limits embraced assessment Include all the
aud Lots OF Grounds Lots pieces aud parcels OF LAM
4T,h.s also, all
e io,s on the block No lying between ES'h ana iH
9Th and 7thay a.. ..-.., 40 Peek.sip; Also
Roosevelt street TO rear
g. Hester 70 49,
fromB roome to tirandstreet
.,ies staVeDae 70
the uerecng afenaes
from Montgomery 70
- iii dos OF Cnons from Cherry 70
~ Siss ~ Mouroestree from Montgomery 20 A'
o'u street from MaIon " Nheiy-sVses
ron .bo interests affected by tie above hAura A
the same, OF eiher oi them are re-
~ nrent tbe writing % one OF the unders gne
q., AZ Eo s1 Cbambesst Basement New Courthouse ~thn
tbirty Jaysf FRONT the date Of this notice
ions 3 3 PSTTTTTTTEiL, Board Of Assessors
os,. BOARD Of Assessors New Conrt House Aug 1851
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Excursions.

A HOY! FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
~ FORT ROYALTIES every day from wauen.si North iyeI
landing Seaside House AID EdeTt House each Blehs
ing sea.hathug. clam hakcs daily
nAIIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROSLYE landing Whiestore, Bayss Dock Great Neck
sands Point Dock and Glen Wood On and amer MONDAY
Juue the steamer ARROWSMlTH Capt Mutlee, will leave Peck
slip "a last River evcry morning. al 95 for the above land
in5S Returning will leave Roslyn az $3.50 ,.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OTFiCE rHEl
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, july 3, 1907.
NCATEn PROPOSALS will he received MT

cFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
, his Office until u o'clock August u 1867, or furnishing The
material and performing the work the basin retaining walls 81 the
proposed Barge onee being portion Of the Battery Extension New
York CITY. -. uni .
plan. and specifications be this Office and on application TO
Col Morse Repairs Customlloase New York
In the requirements the
Of this they will NOT he considered
by the bond Of two responsible
the the bidder will the contract
the he approved by the United States District
Judge, OF Clerk Of the United States Court
Bids different plans viii be received and the
the right reject all the bids he
deemed for It's interest 20 do ~.
Proposals. should incod sealed envelope ndorsed Proposals
retaining wall Sc Barge Once Newlork City, and addressed to
Supervising Architect Treasury Department Washington d.
A h
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GO grt.
0roposals.
oyTcu ASSISTANT sgsr'Tsscr


oYTlcz CoNussARYGESEEAL or SUBSISTENCE
No STATR-sr. NEw-lORK, August Q, 1861 }
A RMY SUPPLIES.--SEALEDP PROPOSALS
"A lin duplicated viii be received By the undersigned until o'clock
m TUESDAY, 3th instant for SUPPLYING for the use o, the
United State; Army STOKES to be 1'ered IN e"
900 barrels P0RK-MESS OR PRIME MEssof the new
Meat 70 be free from fall weight and thoroughly sailed
Bidders will when their pork packed and the brands also He
The received such inspection yards as shall be agreed to
by the undersigned. vt -
other ofFLOuR suitable oT keg IN ,cdr@ CLIMATE me
brands and places ofmanufcture to he stated the BIDS Inc 9ar
be shipping order with round hoops m headheu anu lungs
:,6I barrels quality l yellow corn MEAL as above
and 6raps cotoncouauug hundred pounds each materials
no. 900 pounds o. CRUSHED SUGAR Barrels above
10000 pounds hard SOAP be made by boiling and only
from goo clay soluble glass other adnltera''on
have no eSo to sgqaa 10, s %O 5e pei
400 hits new No ! MACKERBL
me sores roquired FOR Immediate deivery ,,,
Samples the fOur co rice aud soap must he delivered
with tie proposals and referred to therein.
printed copy this advertisement must he attached TO each Proposal
end the proposals be specific complying precisely WIN al ne
Zach bid have consideration must contain tue written guar
ants Of two responsible names, as follows: ., ., -. -,
the above On accepted sha be duy fhe according ats true
pupo;t conion also that wten contract with bonds 20 e
Of fourth the value Of the stores proposed 10 De unAeu
The sellers name place and the date Of purchase as vel
Of contents with shipping Eaks 70 De hereafter
plainly marked every package Az other Old MARKS must oe
Of inspection BY professional packers Inspectors or
haa e party Furnishing The PIorohs viii be required 9r ths meat
certifying or the part OF Tie seller t4e present oua' anu '
The meat wi also passed upon by parties from this
The -four corn meal rice sugar soap viii be inspected the date
Of delivery and compared with the retained sample, y an inspector
appointed By this ONCE, whose certificates VII oe Ieq .
Payments iru b nade IN erV or is egurdlt as soon as
Contractors are expected /, hol goods without expense to the
United states until required f1r shipment . 80, -,
ind IN an fIrgiope aissd 10 ne uHdegusd adorsed
"Proposals Jor Subsistence SiorsA" H. J. CLARhh1
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4. = kSGiSERNs oFYcE No. II State-st
ALBANY, n u. July 30, 1851 !
CEAJED PROPOSAL = will be rpcpiVp1 nj This

~
- Oace until THURSDAY Aug r. 1907. for DREDGING from
40 channel banks the Hnd
SON River. between Troy and New Baltimore -
The material supposed nearly all OF mud and sand The
place deposit TO be designated by the Engineer IN
BIDS viii be received per cubic yard including both dred
ing and depong The work he commenced Immediately amer the
are signed and be completed by Dee. l. 1861
The right reject all bids deemed dd'ah
tageOuS , L..
viii be required conane the dredging to the limits 'e'
ignated by the Engineer In charge .,.t...
Forms Proposals Office when full parues
will given No bids viii be received made on proper 10TH WIN
good guarantees certified 10 "a required. Al a..
The successful bladder viii be required TO enter into ooA WIS
United States giving bonds for its prompt and faithful
Stamps Contracts and bonds to be furnished ~ e
JOHN NEWTON, Lieut. Col Enginessd
~ Breyst Maiar GsasTai u D. A.
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ASST VI. III. bthls = - -
MORGAN. Bvt Major and 4. .
Oyycg. RolRD or CoMNssioSKRs }
METRoPoLIrAN FIRE DEPARrNESr. FikkNRNs HALL
NEw.YoKK Aug. 2. 1907 ,

METROPOLITAN FRE DEPAHrNESr. FmKSEN.s Hall,
NEwYoKK, Aug. 2. 1907.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- TIM Boar Of Commissioners their Office until TUESDAY aug
l3 1907 Tor supplying the Department with COAL and "oop OF tue
"a % FgraSce coal 400 uns MT Coal OF the quality known as Tie
Locust Mountain Coal delivered well screened nd Tree oA
irnurite from Camel Coal Of the qnaV An@wh
H. hest eha Cunnel Coal and to he band picked otn qnA OF
Coal 10 weigh 20p 20 the tun l0 cords pest quAh Virginia ue
Wool saved AMI Spht n sizes convenient for use
Tie Coal and he subject 10 The Inspection o. per
~ M nron by the aud 20 be delivered free OF charge Tor
csae az he Sc ycral engine and truck beuses bell towers @ S
al within the next ensuing eight months
h. rud Bidders will the price per thu for Coal and
- cord for Wool forward the proposals properly Endorsed
M ssIope, reserve right reject any all proposals
s deene for public interest 10 10 by order OF the Board
"H'I' CHAS b. GILpKRsLEENE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-10

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
s i2t ds OF August 1867 shall proceed TO draw JURORS r
b owg Courts be held In ard for the C and CouniI Of NV
V, on the "a September 1906 panel Of 70 Grand Jurors
Ger, az General Sessions panel $50 Petit Jurors Tor S3a
Geaeral Sessoa4 hA' y NVNn""" WV