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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-11-07

A CHARMING SITUATION FOR NICE YOUNG
MANA Portland hotel is model of its kind,
but like all hotels in New England, the walters
and chambermaids are all white no son of Ham
can the hungry traveller see, with sleek black
face and white apron, fitting through the dining
rooms, handling the dishes only as the black
servant knows how. The chambermaids at a
hotel in that place made it rather hot for a gen.
tleman from Newark one evening recently. This
gentleman, it seemed, left large ripe orange on
his table, with note pinned to it and addressed,
" To the prettiest maid in the house, which
piece of fruit he missed on his return to his room
at noon, which he expected, and thought moth
ing more of the matter; but when he retired
about ten O'Clock that evening, gentle tap was
heard at his room door, which he in his inno-
cence, answered by opening the door, where
upon seven of the prettiest maids in the house
rushed in upon him, demanding that he should
decide who should have the orange Now be it
known, this " nice young man. from jersey was
dressed for bed, or rather undressed, en- desha-
bile, and being very modest single young man,
those of vivid imagination may Iphancy his
pheelinks" under such trying circumstances In
the twink.ing of an eye he made fyinp lean for
the center of his bed, which he reached and en-
sconsed himself beneath the snowy sheets. even
hiding his head like a frightened deer. The
laughing maids, knowing they were mistresses
of the situation, demanded that he should say
which one of their number was entitled to that
orange and right here new danger threatened
him. Some of the young ladies looked as
though he would catch it, should he decide
against them In the face of which new danger
be wisely opened his mouth and spoke thusly :
" You catch a fellow rather at disadvantage
ladies' You are all good looking enough for an
orange each, and pledge you my honor that if
you will all leave my room will give each of
you two OF the largest oranges can find in the
city Tomorrow morning" Exit all One mis-
chieVously put her little saucy head in the half
open door and said: " By-bye, Bobby" which
was answered with a smothered "damn it " from
beneath the sheets. Next morning this I" nice
young man from Jersev was seen carrying four
teen large oranges up to his room with demure
eonntenance, as though he had been sent for ana
didn't want to 60,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-11-07

BOTH EsDs.-An over-the-mountanse exchange
gets of the following A picnic was winding
up one evening by the girls standing in long
row, while the boys went along the line and kiss
ed them all good evening" rosy-cheeked
miss, at the further end of the line fearful Of its
growing late under this slow process, and not
wanting to be missed, clapped her hands as the
idea occurred to her, and shouted 20, boys
kiss the girls at both ends !'' That's how the
Central Pacific is about to do We see ny ac-
counss from Salt Lake that contract has been
let for division of grade-l0O miles-to COM
mence at the north end Of the lake and come
this way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-11-07

A VERY Coon LITTLE BoY.-Litte "ai'eI -, Dia .,'s
ner ia a verv GOOD little boy, according to all the
rnIes laid down for good little boys. Last Sun-
aFi day be Aia asked permission of his mother to 60
h;s mother refused, on the ground of its being
the Sabbath. Good little boys sometimes cry
little, and Walter began blu6bsr,ng. why why;
IT, Ida ;dea of vonr wishing to 60 down to the res
arvo;r on the Lords holy Sabbath to go SWIM
ming with lot of bad little boys P' Boo,
hoo =, blubbers Walter, ~ don't want to go
swimmin' with em, ma; I only wanted to go
down an see the bad little boys get drowned for
gon' a swimmin aSunday-boo hoo ~ Virginia
lNev.) Enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-11-07

THERE is no fear of knowing too much, though
there is great fear of practicing too little.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-11-07
#eeklY Trimity Journal.

@-L. p. FISHER, 80 and II New Mer-
chants Exchange, is only authorized Agent IN Ha
Francisco For Eastern advertising, Mr. FISHER IL repre-
sented by NJ PETTINGILL Co. of New York and Boston,
agNew York Agency.-IIuDsoN MESEr, Al
Park Row, only authorized Agents in New YORK
CITY, All advertising ayors forwarded through their Agen
cy will receive prompt attention.
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settlement WANTED.

TAyING SOLD THE CARTER HOUSE, AT
Ii Junction City, to Messrs. May Il Squires, the
undersigned requests all persons indebted to him
to make immediate settlement with either H. T
Sauires or Alex. Floriance
JAS. EDGECOMB.
Weaverville, May /, 1868. E;to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-11-07

GENTLE FUS.-Iu Wisconsin there is Il town
called Oshkosh. 1t is regarded by the people of
that section 'igreat place for fun" And if
admit that the local definition of st fun" be
correct, its repute is not undeserved. 1t chanced
recently that minister from another part of the
State started to go to Oshkosh. lie had gone q
few miles on his journey when he was shocked
by meeting man limping along, with the blood
streaming down one side of his face. On being
questioned, the man said he had been to Osh-
kosh "having little fun with the boys" Two
miles further on, another man was met with an
arm in sling, a bunged eye, and torn clothing.
He told the distance to Oshkosh, said it was a
live town and sthat he had been mp there, d" hav-
ing little fun With the boys" Pondering on
these facts, the minister proceeded pensivsly un-
til he came to man seated by the side of the
road with sprained and only one ear. He
was washing the locality whence the other had
been bitten off The minister stopped and ex-
pressed his sympathy. The man said that it was
nothing he had merely " been up to Oshkosh
having a little fun with the boys" But
said the minister severely, 'wha. do you sup
pose your wife will say when she sees you in
this state?" The man smiled sardonc smile,
and putting his hand in his pocket, brought
forth piece of nose, section of scalp, with
hair attached, and piece of check bitten from
his antagonists face and holding them up to the
minister, said 's What do you suppose ms wiie
will say when she sees him9'! The minister 81
lently went his way, sadder and a sager man.
Neac York Commercial Adrerfiser.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

rSS5 " Tutrau H,m5ary Rising star Marry.
sRpsSe ASlwsrd Mobile Mel5reck, Tagger' nyer9sol m
5sfks-Lrro Morrow, Baker st. john n B. " ~ "A'eu man,
R1s.e Creole De veyeder Curacao Black swan POdser
5aca Ener wsE Francis Smith Bahr'
Ponce R. DAVID wason Jones saga Is ooc' Tssl DsSv
RoI Myhln Philips Corps Christi foTeneeL lockwood ~ 'Ou
ARRIVED.
steamship CITY o London Liverpool Nov mise and pass
S.,anslP TT frrrr Chsrin Newhen n G. aud paA
steamship K G knight Deutl WASHINGTON nose ana la's
steamship Ashland Irowel Wilmington n G; na,N stores
ste1mship Bmpte. Price, Alexandria ndsg ald pas
sun Civ Of Brooklyn, Cogsnr Liverpool % aa.s muse
Bark Juyeuta Wright Mafsslles - eiys mise
BARK Lawrence, Matthews, Malaga Oc y iLuitT
Bds " " Lord, Mcleod. Glaze Bay y days coal
BE Josephine Torbes HayI Eug. IS days, old iroa
Comet Long llshI 10 dAy. ais sIl ~ on - a., l,.,s
Ic IN port br Mero Tally ITO Tor NesiorE leading G. W.
b, Ss fmMa oley St stephen B. p days lasa
Schr My Rover Brown. Charleston Y dave cotton
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.roy Nov l6-Arnyed steamship Neptune from New YORK, brig
Thomas Albert Also steamship George APUod from Bali
SSwoRLKAS. Nov l6-Saed steamship sherman Her for
soaTFT MONROE Nov lsPa.s.d up O
Mississippi aud Potomac from DemeTIa -
PoRIIaSD Me Nov 1.-THE British car Helen Amher from Nova
Scotia for laden with lumber aud cos pat IA to-day saAias
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Nov l6Seamahp Maryland nomtBaimore arrived here
IvSRPo5i Nov 6-The steamship Nebraska from NeWYOrA Nov.
GnTsSocE Now i6rhe steamship Caledonia, Capt Meooasl
from Eew-lorA Oct 81, arrived here to-day,
DISASTERS.
PoRrREss MONROE Nav l6The steamship AsanEs Cspt How
sr savannah Tor Nee-iork WIN cargo OF Gon bic. oas
to the Every effort made 10 saw. her The he gained
rapidly and the crew bal 10 take To the la They we cat ra
Turks s and brought n Thev will esye Tor New
to1ght The Matnl "a" tun propeller oai' in Ne~io"
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Mess Te moderate demand sales % lO te D" - bbis
m Prime Mess Beef Hams dull aut unchanged s4 pseor Ia
Al @2qOE2gsN Cut quiet and prices hoH4 if o
In IA demand, Of 2O boxes Cumberland Oul ly mite
be- al HE Dressed Hogs plenty and oHer; W" NJ Me- Tor
. Am. ale, of ln Mrs and tcs at l5ic T No i POI go
City and 6l Ol7c for m Co prime steam Is M 20 piyste terms
sales Of 800 tcs. o January February an" M4''N' "
Prime is offered Cor January 10 1859 uomi
PBTROLEUM-The market BE- quiet ana pnSe, fr Refined 10
nal. quote ID for Crude 10 bulk anu '4'-'' "
bond --l- h.,.i,css repofted
RCE-The general market Is very qule' tDe 'u' ' -
ohhmg Carolina 90 ot and the market
SIGARS-Tlere is TOR Raw ,rrrira1 a.
tbort pproye1pf from duh 81 last week l 49, fnta At
siout Ola ollie for fair 10 cool htuliEi A'o VI WIZ
he Refined are quiet IT,. r li e In hfds and ties
s,rt PNWe note sales Of 1900 n 10 l3i0 tg ~ ,rr
- S1Is .re nominal and inactive al ~ ''c II 70
srf3 Ear as l2i for Timothy Rough rex He,' j. ''''7 ~
80 20. iaictia ldnsecd quiet and unchanged t ~ rees are
+T4ILOW-There has been ltT demand i,1 '"'' ''''
cI.rc,l. We note 4lOp' ID at ~ i t ~ .5ls
WHlSEI-lhe market steady With lar aem"L'' S''' "
at -
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Eorsts, 6arriHgts, &r,

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MAXI,
~ Broadway Thiyhuibt rtgasr public sales Of
CARHIAGFs HARKEss RUGS WHIPS and everything needed 10
riding dnrnE he'd every WEDNESDAY And sAIIkDA
ne Buysu u asaTs bud number OF
Hor suab. m hghi driving Aad heavy WORK, At these Aei
-h.br especially advertised not The luges, assortment OF us
a second haud Carriages sd VARIETY o. Harness AHs on
assd $50 vs superior Psri Phastous by Miner STEPHENS
nor SALE-A large two horse TRUCK, Will
j SOLD cheap Inquire o. r. A. FERRIS Co, Nos 10 20
and Mottt
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COFFEE-Thee been much activity to-day and DE market
preseu Of interest," pnces unchanged sts Of f bags
TISrf GSb MEAIThe make, for and Flour
lt more active irregular the los grades less plenty aud
Medium spnsg Wheat Extras are 10 better s9 ss
soI Sup.rsn state; 80 Extra state; 90 ~ for tsD,
S - SSSs sSng Wheat EIiras s7as9 for Mnre.O
Iowa Extras e5a - 80 for shipping ob 81 va ~ % io rae
Wheat EItra Michigan - 2oG u 70 for Whe 40 no.
and poabe ETtG California unsettled dull snd lover
bbs and sacks al ga 10 for Oi oouhetl ~ ~
- Soa 10 10 foT ordinary to good baltimore and Country
Do "a aa as ir Eta ard FAMILY Maryland Delaware Rye
FOur sette and trmeT 'ales Of go e' a. - ia &
ssTasad A. 81 6Oas4 g. p 100 b.
t 1' a s 81, s ,' AZ y. 3 @ bo.I at 81 80 for Nrel
spnSs ~ Sc for , oi. 10 Chicago Spdug: = 52osI for No
2Missuksehe latter Tor Choice 81 ~ ioT kel western 49,
S fair .nd rather ssles Of 1900 bush At s. % o
sts opened steady bat closed owsT The sales are go
Nssr Ht 6aoo Al railroad Depot and 0aIc per cargo rye
sSseass i6s asles are roo bush western ct 81 sJa 81
o g1 ,..i. S @ '' S Sp @ nq hc e
ss sales are 80 eco & D.Tp aud Us'oana a. 81 @e ~ New
New yellow Al & southern White Al ~ lO southern fe
houses Nov l4-226 bush Wheat
hush 2Os2s9 Lash Rye J26z bsb BATy, Jj3 bush Malt
HiDES-ws bear Of importance seuers
9ase gold aud couSiy C Slaughter l5ai5e currency
B4i s i: s SsVSSs 'S aud 40 SS a s R.
ssS s,g s o"y S ce.s 5S.r..s but price. have M
sensSs 70 prime from l0Gz5e for prime
has been the more doing without
.srsos . ssss sales q 4os bids caba a. sa'8e
OLS-AmeeaH Ln.sa aiss dgl and prices hays downward
d ssd nominal In Crude Rh ol there has ben particular
I.S 81 ~ ssd IL far demand sales At 81 osaSI6 o.
PROvslOSsTbsrs has been far degree Of activity In oar mar
ssl I'D TreIsrSss foo bbs szo o Mess, Syv
ls ~ Ss for ca, 90: u ~ p FOR Ss,ss raI ME-
Al ~ shesp for Plan Mes AID sic6sis " for Es''
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n,.o.,.1rrs OF PRODrCE

Pc, Cdaai PeSsets. ana hditTOha. n -.
90 ooa t,rl Wheat II bush Corn, 30 40 bush O'ts
M ~ Resus s2O hush seed 22 bbi flour so nu,s @
50 ns ~ Nal 90 bags Buckwheat Flour 1877 hats oon
M' % p,,.nn ;l3 bhls Refined Petroleum, t hhis Sprhs
, As bbls Crude Turpenine 81 bbis Pitch ~ bl hosH
ia09 nkgs Reel pkgs Cut Meats. III pkgS Lam
Ed ntgs Butter 389 pkgs Cheese 80 rkg Ialow 20 pigs pu
-; 80 - Oh Az, los Whisky. ola bills Kegs no tes
W. tx s Hons sides Leather 77i5 Hides 54 bales i9es
On M Tohaceo II Tobacco It ars LtAl goo "
Nss 10 4O Cotton Seed M pkgs nee, +0J boxes Ss' WI
hsgs Peanuts bbls Naphtha 1913 bales SKINS
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Nutitts of Bankruptcy.

DANKRUPTCY.-Ih is to give notice tlat
ID on , huieth day October u ltt warrant lu
~ Nas issue. against , SIBERIA OFT Of the CIV q" fa'
sn In the Can and state Of New ere Mho ga oee
indeed bankrupt petition That the pa meht o Au @
Adj eyrry of ay property belonging such bankWp 10 hL OF I
use ami tr transfer property Joy him. - uul'n W Jaw" '
meeting Of tr eres IT said bankrupt to prove rr as. & 70
choose one or more assuee e biz estate, VII he h'n ~
Bankruptcy holden at number zS haiust M ~
nN1 ;1.a - =. ,ars, ''h' ". H. DEACON.
~ a. $ Marshall and Messenger ~ bankppte!
T. ~ WARD. Attorney. Paterson, \ y. Wv te
THIS is To give NOTICE that on the 3Oth
DAY ofoctober 1875 warrant N 64nAlalY va
an, e.iat. Of NOSES BRADLEY ~ Bloomfield ~ we county OF
sser and sas OF Jersey Who has been dusa nauslg oh
M avn prtq bat the Of dchh ana Tue utr :" any
nr,p bedug To- such bankrupt to him or for DIS use ana the ans
fer of anv pnp,rtr forbidden by a" W,t melting o" e
creditor. Of m aid bankrupt prove their debts and 70 choose one or
more Aer Of MS estate will be held At Court ~ banhy 10 he
Len W No gt Manst j. before Thomas ho1sey
"'t'''' W. v" 80 w. WM. BIDD DEACON,
L. \ Marhal ss Messenger ioT District ofN J.
BENEDICT BoAKpMAs, AtornerS No law ~
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proposals.

FoHr wspsvoErn Staten Island. n y. Il. Nov d. 1905
4 RNiI SUPPLIES.
~ Proposals. duplicate. copy this veremeni attached v
BE- received by the Undersigned until IL o'clock n November -
1868, for Supplying
FRESH BEEF
10 the troops q this Post
The laid Beef good marketable quality equal
proportion Of fore and hind quarters lnecA shank and kidney oa 20
be ercuded aud be delivered this Post free Of cost such
quantity may BE- from time required BY aud on such days
the Commanding Ohcer a aenot exceeding four tunes per
The nee the cattle slaughtered beef be delivered under this
shall be yerte1 JOINT and tue breast
trimmed down The shanks u shan be cu on hom three
four inches above the Of Lud quarters from 81 to et
inches above the gambfel book Joint
Separate Proposals duplicate will aso be received ~ The und
signed The hour date ovemeutnned Tor supplying
Commissioned Oheers and their Families stationed al this Post sup
piled heom with such Fresh Meats they from time 10
time require such Sou aud Porteolse steak Standing RIBS
Ribs Roasts. Mutton Chops
These Contracts 20 be IN force sr months such time A. the
Commisar General shall direct commencing the st OF Deeeme
1865 and subject 70 tue approval Of tue Commanding General OF the De
paitment Of the EasL
II failure deficiency the quality quantity 81 The fresh
beef stipulated T. be delivered then the Commissa at Fort "ads"9r
n H. shall have supply the deficiency by purchase ana tue
Contractor viii be charged with the difference ofcos
The Contractor will be required enter into Bonds Tor the sum OF Two
thousand dollars sgud also by responsible Suees whose names
must be mentioned In the bids 80
proposals will opened II o'clock November 70
1863 at Fort Wd'Noh H. at which time and place bidders are
requested 10 b.
Proposals will be ked Proposals for Beef aud addressed
J. W MAC MURRAY,
Ifent lst ARTILLERY Byt L. \. A.. A. G. s.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Nov AIN steamship City Of Londo1' j.
Van VoorhuFsen aud family H. a tcke q
Mr Mr.. Ni'edeH. Mr
Dr. A. d. Sinclair Mr. De kossett Ai
Rrah ODouogbue Mesr Me A VIM ODonogbue,
Mr. Speng p HanEn Mrs r. j. Tankin, H. Meyer. NJ Tchb~u
Mrs ami Miss Jackson, Mrs Flower
Miss Payne Mrs. Stewart aud child, X j. ilnsoH
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~ NEwi0tE. DEPARTMENT - fiNANth(
BUREAU ~ rHE RKCEIvzK 90 IANts.
CauKr IlorsE. PAKK, Oct 81 1909 ,
VNO TAX PAYERS-Notice is hereby given
that per will he added to al! .Ies UNPAID 90 tie Isl oil De
eember. also an aid oaal per December 10
unpaid Jannsry J. interest ." he tA
twelve per per calculated from the DAY ll u1As
sd y The Receiver Of Taxes the day Of payment VIII he aa
10 I'm, "P " BERNARD sMlTH Receiver
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slurt- dalarNsn's ylutit,.
stats oV SEu YORK.

STATE NEw-i0NK. {
PoKT.wAKDENs OFFIcE. No p WihAmsh
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VIVID
~ Of the Act passed April H. 49, snIiusl ~ A
eoauiIe Odce OF the Pos. Of New YORK 70 s ~
interested nayg charge subject matter :" on Sf,
suryey following are noa "rI
he
coupieIrd within soetviag tAn l"ees o"
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GRAIN. PROVISION AND OTHER MAEKETs.

MONDAY Nov IT, lGG8
ASEIESTbe market quiet but steady small al -
aS7 6ti % Pots. and - IL. 10 p Tor Pesfis.
lOTTONIhe subsequently
fell Of and The closed dnl pnces M1dug seadf
ale Of zoos bales GDcudng 33 auve) which spin
ner 4ef u sprcnns also 81 100
,ber and January 2Z,c 100 bales Mddng January sBi Feb
rusry 22ic ADD 100 bales Low hddg January aud February ]c
NJ
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Corporation Aotitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc Notice is
" hereby given TO ihe owner Or o~neTs occupant or
the o~ing have been completed aud are oea 20 ue
oes Of The FOR examination BY al persons interested
Ia FOR having with trap blocks 10Th lsi to %
u 6ag lat from l4o'h street to aud through
1874 street 70 aad near q avenue. , A..
,.i ~. re h s t'SS s-sa ST. sad So
sag erosswats from ne n corner Of C9tagt pace ana
& Pr utss grading setting AID gutter stones aud Gag
eng se rss IN 51h between 90 and Madison avenue.
6 balsg 5i and s'h streets between ''h a0a 'n
IN! For building ,,vs Washington street between Jane and 10
sfcei Wsyery ee osen Oan,'oRPtf .ta We, '
Cbnreh street between IspeBand and walker streets
% b. I Ss;saa ..,,, , 70 West rss aud on
Morton street ioa Blsselsr 10 s5or5 street and from the
v the " corners q Wa,sI aas " IS, u W street
from the noril Of Deg stree, to pier No a. 49,. -,
iii For building ej abtl aHl o'l streets between The
@ For 5as sever 10 from 9TH street to aud through
s Ter Rs sever. m % ayenue l2o and 1894 streets
and In 1i9tb and 2s between d aud ~ avenues
through 3i,l h street between 30 and 4h
III Limit, embraced by such include AZ the severa houses
and lots q ground vacant % pieces aud pa5fs o. ..u t f
halfthe bloch 90 sad asenues , .. o., .r,,. .,. 10th
sides Of 2Isi street rom Avenue 10 20 avenue also DON
81 Of isth street from 40 TO 9'h a,enasa -
ret u also both sies o. West ioa,on e
rom Congress and Hancock streets to point pail way 10 Ao0s
@ Roth side. Of nth stree, from Ih Madison to the eI
L. al
G,h m street from Madison 20 sih avenue ,s pom
~ 8il stree, o th 70 Oh avenues ana 'le e"y '
sos avenue FROM sab 10 S9th street - -, 49,, Iii.
III Bo;E sies Of Washington street between ya1e sn1 @
streets aso Of wavery Place from oph 70 ts u
81 NAs street from sullivan 70 NeA uts
so both sides from Walker TO sPtna street
Morton street fom Warrington I" est sT'es
,o onb sts ~ Morton ecker 90 Bedford streets
OH Roth aides 10Th aud both SIDES oi "Afp A'e 20
t dst,nt Ian the boes either direction non The corner Of
Ws,rrIy Place ID Wesi l0th street ., M. -.
iO The north sde Of Dey and The east side Of West street
from the Dey and we'i streets to point distant
half the block theehom -. =, a,
iItb Roth sides Madison 20 on avenues also bo
and from from iih 70 ath avenues
Of ~ 80 m avenues aso ho sue
Of d avenue from Aio the cart side o fh avenue
Ssh o slth streets 80, . ,,,t ,...,.. .t.. h,,
% ilsfb and 2ist streets III 4b avenue also iie a't
SIDE of an Avenue 8gh aud y streets and lh ud I41
streets a., -. ,,s,, .I.o 18th
80 alec both SIDES 81" I'h
street from 81 10 the east ride oil tA avenue ron Kan
10th street 81, -- .....f 49,
merts and uhn are opposed the or either 81 them are Requested
I, nfe,.e their ,ctons wrug 10 ISAAC o. HlNl thsirA OF
The B,s their ofe No 3! Chambers street bauIt
Me-. Coot House within hif from the date OF this notice
is4 HSR q SSS RaFRp. Board Of Assessor.
GUERNSEY SACkEfI,
BOARD ~ ASSESSORS,
Mart Oitt Hour. November H. 1903
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NOTICE TO HOSE MANUFACTURERS
~ Sealed proposals will received the CITY Clerks ONCE od
Fellows Hall ilobotn till TUESDAY EVENING NOV H. ltts
o'clock for furnishing feen hundred feet of best oaf tanned el
Die yted leather hose with couplings complete Tor the use oil the r
Department u said city
Proposals ndoise Proposals for Hose and 10 be directed to
the Council n the city Of Iloboken. D.,
The Council right reject or all BIDS ueeh'u V
them for the intee, Of the 20 h. DO.
BY Of the Council.
JOHN KENNEDY,
Clerk
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C.pp. apd nurs arriving this elnes' ="
y pscks addressed New ork Associated Press Only 70
ursons exhibiting authority Of w Smouon ueaeI,
AGENT News packages Journal Or comercf Ia lksl
World sun Erpress, ErH,Rg Post t0n@ercial ott-I, -
Zfrg N YORKER 0nr7ai and At York; Dea0kTGs sload Ao
be delivered only 10 the same persons
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OrTcE DrPor Asp DisHrRsiSe QU,ETEEs.srEEl
HElDQuARTEIs DEPARTMENT oF THE hourH, {
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov 9 1903 y,
DROPOSALS.-SEALE PROPOSALS Will
be received this Office until u NJ MONDAl, NOV - 1000 Of
SUP 500. 900 pound. WESTERN OATS
1lSO0 pounds CORN. - go,
1,0O00o0 pounds TIMOTHY HAY, baed
2OO, 900 pounds STRAW, baled. .,. ,
Oats aud Corn be Of prime quality sound free from dust OF G anu
sy AID straw must be well baed perfectly cured ard free from
weeds dust dirt The whole will be subjected 70 Z "a ,i
Glenn Wright Carr at the QaAremars s'orehou'e ioo Oh
Forsyh street Atlanta. . -, 49,.
utes the day u each mouth for i've months ensuing
Proposals be- made each article sEPARATEI aud IN TE
dor.eeu persons Of whom there must De ~
offered surety for the faithful performance oil the CONTRACT
BIDS viii be received any less than 10000 pounds
The ught such parts or the whole o.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the undersigned and Endorsed upon
The envelope Proposals the Delivery Of Forage and STRAW"
D' ''-e' VI D'''' s W. 49, n j. FARNswoRTH.
Brevs Captain ,ud A. G. NJ U. S A. in ,hsIgs Of Depot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be received for
the furnishing Of 500 ssceldhant " C. SADDLES ths PC
&C. Address JOS CoMMiN, No J Meeingst ChaIAon, D -
OfIcE % AR~Y ClormSG AND EorrAsE,(
Corner Of Houston and Gfeene'sts, (
Nav. YoRE. Nov. l3 1863 y
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= m oFe until u O'Clock FRIDAY the 10th Of hoTembe is
m furnishing by contract the oovne Musical Instruments viz
81 n Pi n CORSFT bslI mont tor aetiou large.
/ Plat ALTO HORN bell up toy action, large
b Plat TENOR HORN bell up top action large
b PLAT BASS, bel up top action, large
FLAT BASS. bell up toy action extra large III, -
The s be o. Geunan Hver OF pam ei
No bh s be entertained unless accompanied ~ samples =" All D'
Further information may BE- bad At this ohes ,.-,
The the night H. reject any part OF the "hoe o.
30 A. NAV be deemed the interest Of the service
sia h.S P+oS Sos ,' afnhSg cal instruments
b. order Of the QlGIisfmAsier General . - o. r-ryr,v
Brevet Brig Gen and or Master L. 5 A.