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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08
NOTICE.

TVHosE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN.
debted to the undersigned are notified to
call and settle by the goth of February, 1858.
n252w W. +. ALEXANDER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08
]. F. MCCOY.
NOTARY PuBLIc,

MILL PRACTICE IN TH2 SEVERAL
w Courts of this City and State, and Of Wash
iugtoIl Territory All kinds Of claims and demands
notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc
collected on commission, by suit or solicitation.
Roll Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid
Buildings rented, and rents collected on commits.
sion.
Titles tozReal Estate searched, and abstracts
made.
AGENT for the principal daily and weekly news.
paper on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad
Yertis sraents solicited.
OFEIGE-No. 95 Front street. Portland
y2n27t1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08
EUGENE SEMPLE,
g. w. GRAY. D. D. s..
1. o. G.. II.

"WEsTERN STAR" LODGE No. 10, meets
St Masonic Hall every Tuesday evening.
MART v. BROWN, W. c. 7.
H.W. FARMER, W. s. y2nSZh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08
!. G. POWELL.
J. EARRogs, l. BLAIS, s. z roUSe
j. BARROWS L. Co,

GENERAL COMMLSSTOV MERCHANTS
nEALKRS in Staple, Dry and Fancy Goods
Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Croekery
Boots and Shoes, Albany. Oregon.
Consignments solicited oe6nsa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08
Nv aim win be 70 keep

FrRsT-cLAss DRUGS AND. MEDICINES.
at fair prices. Give me call.
D. W. WAKEFIELD.
Albany, Feb. 5. Is6s-ysn25yI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08

LADIEs.John B. Cough says ha
travelled upwards ofthirty seven
miles, and on stean
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08
OEMocRATlC sTA1F CONVENTION.

BY virtue of the action of the State Democratic
Central Committee, convened ut Portland on the
10th day Of January. 1858, the Democratic State
Convention will be held at the city of Portland
aforesaid
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-02-08

And many others.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04


Once Week gives us rare glimpse OF
one of the tricks Of trade, in the following
story : OK ar sHs en v : Ell
Zone day, having missed the up-train,
amused myself BY search for local curiosi-
ties, and found ONE an elderly laborer, whom
| asked for q light. HsA was going to work
in the cemetery close 1t habd, which, from
the inscription over the gateFas, | sew was
under the management Of b limited Habit y
company. II was very Yreshly arranged
place, giving one the lotion that the limited
company had said 70 themselves, fThs pref
tier We make il. tbe more yon'll like to be
hassed here THIS plan seemed to Lase
met with astonishing arccess for, by my
account, the cenetery had ouly
been m existence q yeaxAnd . half, and. On
the testineuy 81 my eSesght, it wss already
hall full Of clean, white tomhstones, regular
as a good set yf teeth. tElopriah,1g con-
Germ, this y ! said, interogatively to the
ereEeesigeer.a The old felluw, Tuho, Ia, ing
received the price Of pint had suddenly
become intensely confidential, winked and
sEcoE HE bead NolP l returned, reply
jpg Al fhiA Bsntomips. No. said he, then,
alter 4 pause, as il the secret had been
weighing upon bis conscience Tor some time
past, and the price Of the pint had fetched
il QGt a! Bids, BE- added, sthem's dummies
Seeing didn't catch his meaning, he con-
tinued, evidently pityihg my simplicity t.
Dummies to catch the public, them Is.
There's tie railway there 10 fun view. Gsn-
tlemen passing sees the name up then they
Looks at the tombstones. Fiou, ishing con-
cern that, they says to one another; must
be paying we'll, they says then they sends
"a say they'll baye so amAGy shares; AMI,
p'raps, after all he finished with grtn
ehnckle they comes and fgoes int Jhf con-
cefn As sleeping rartaers 'tbehseIves< So is
is = and Of he trudged" -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04
The Two workers.

N%AAQ4Se
~ vorksfs "a ore hsidY
1oiled on ff,m dav "a dev
No. hec ~ sApe hard laboex.. -
VS. 18th lad the same small pky.
W. see sane bine ekv stove
the same green es-th below,
One wi ..s hlll 81 love,
TOE other fnll Af woe. AE&
one lesret Hp With the fivht
WIN me soTing ofthe lark;
We trt the darkness every night,
fer The s'ai was ~ dark.
Ohs atari vas ard A. stone.
One heart was ever gay.
DC worked 9TH maya roam
One shlsiled al he day. \
One had flower clad cot
Beside merry mill
"i,e sa children nesF the spot, 4rs
Made y sNe tsr, iaiFcr stili:
One wfe'ched hatel had. g e
fali q discord. DIRT and din:
10 " ,naer he seeTh a mad Rv
Wig ss'd children starved Within.
Still they worked In the ~ ,s neid
- fihig on n m DAY 70 az.
Both ia The sane bard l66or.
BON had the SANE smell nav.
bui t1ey ~orkci not with one win
The reason Ia me ttil- 49, ;
10 NE ore drank at the stiif4 4 ~
ana Tie eufer st the Wtn
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04
kinds Of Hunors,

E &.
ScrofuIs, Scurvy, Salt Rhsum, Carbun-
ciss aid BoiIs, Ulcers and ell obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, iniiammatory
or Chronic Rheumstism. Piles. Chronic
Dhrrhns, mercurjai Diseases. and every
Affections oriqin afino n me Ders noemenf
Of the DiessiNs osgsas Viz, Bilious
ComP!aints, Neuralgia, and Nervous At
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of appetite, consti-
patton. u
YElHTs exaellent medicinal compound was first
IL p&spared BY Dr.. .. VI. POLAND, IA is47,
and was then employed with great success In
expellinS humofa from the blood: but in 1873
medhcsi fsiead who sas quite ceiebralea a. physi-
cian, especially H. the treatment Of humors. ssg-
gested some Important improvements, which were
adopted and which has made It 80 the people say)
the very best remedy for ill kinds Of minors known
70 the fAculfy.p
. This pFeparstionis composed entirely Or vegef.-
saaA snlsss which ars sarsapariIia. Yell6N Dock,
Noble Pine. Mandrake. and Bloodroot.
When u orisinates lived in Esw Hampshire. ct
Gc2town Centre, fqr The s1.acs Of thirty or forty
nllp nsssnA, ana ss<Aseh sstsr particularly. the
Ha.aFs restsr wsssen k.own snd highly valspd
for ~ nsnero1s and wondsrfhI cures which Il e.
- TheegA Il lazxs qaanfisi>s.
- 5upsly ~ ~ sszksass<1, ana p.rshas-
- ~ tewsl& eRmpss ns-bs ua6ss m fns3 70
g1Day selne 8dsy sesl4e 49, ~ Eryslpeias were
Eseaed win, ~ ~ wsn c.rsdi Ezysipelas
eapsu, = s1r16Gn1y lg3y paip<bl ulcers,
1870 $500 w. viIgsssss ~ nadIsins
- hi>h6HlIy 80 8 isnss ui1h srrpfhls ~
rzk <5S8 = l1,-.s q S 4 Z. $500 n
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04

II you pour S-fEw drops # strong tea on
piece Of iron--s knife fbfads, ios ,ihstancessz
the taanate Of iron is formed, which 10 black
II y on mlx % With iren.fIings or rulverized
iron, you may make it.a fair, article o, ink.
IL you mix il with fresh human Blood. Il
Forms. with the iron Of the blood, the ssnnsss
OF iron. Now, when we remember that the
LIQUIDS which enter tbs STOMACH are rapidly
absorbed By the veins add absosbenis OF the
stomach, add enter into the ciroslatsoa, aid
are thrown out Of the system hy.the skin,
respiration, and the kidneyi, Il Is probable
that drink 50 ecmmon ss tsa; and 10 abun-
danaiy used, will have some effect. 7 Can Il
be possible thas tannin introduced with 90
shnah 3sfn aiquoss lps0adsing respiration,
Will haze ppv@ere .e4rQt .zupssS ~ skin
Look 1t the tea-dripkers. of Russia. the Cui-s
nbge& ND shs old women o. AR.erica, wfos
tepq = lenpcpmznssf ia tRnkAEt sadrink-
z.x etEeDg tsAa--Are they not dark coIored
@sl>49k tt}n1kS - NHalj znng ahsy
z1EP AZ fAiks eopaplFxiop Hrald AZ Hsalfk.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04
OVERS.


- AILROAD TINE TABLE.-ARBrvAL
~ AND DEPAErURE o. TRAIEs.-Trains viii leave l-i
rrive ~ Chicago follows:
ILLINOIS GENITAL R.R
Great Untrn nm.n ennt ~ 7 - -.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04

Resolved, That this Labor Congress would
most respectfully recommend to the workingmen
@ the country, that in case they are pressed
for want Of employment they proceed to the
public lands and become actual settlers, believ-
ing that If the industry Of the country can be
coupled with its natural advantages, it will re-
suit both in individual relief and national ad-
vsatage&
Resolved, Thai where workingman is found
capable and available for any Office. the pre-
ference should invariably Be given to such PEI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04

the rights Of labor, IL the Institution Of q
isscseiss siS,e III a a s Tsss . eject Ss
this most desirable objeetumo the mstii-
um Of distribution Is Capital and labor, n,lass
be ipstisRted npsn such yissAad inst prin-
cipfe that instead OF being Q power 10 cen
tralise the. wealth. M the hands of few
bsnkersv usurers,. niddlemea ead .neR-pFo-
iddcers generally, IL shall bs.a power that
will Histrjbstsprpdpets TO pfoducefsF 10 &C
cordance with the labor or service peffermed
IN their prod0Ctt0n- Athe servant and not the
master ofvaaboF. ECfhis dung the. natural
fightsi 81 lAAorasal be secured, and eoloper-
alton in HroducLlon AID ip, tps distribusien
susnee. The weight viA b lifted. from The
back OF the Iaboref. and the wealth prO5uc-
ing classes win have the time and the mtHrs
accessory fos .Soci5 sajsynssts isaellectpaI
oslturs .ssa mersl inprossmept md me non.
producing cIAskes compelied 70 earn firing
by honest industry. We bold ths, 4his can
DO effected by the issue Of tredsairW acts
'3ssS 46e!A4 sss.1;.; - 49, IA a
=, ~: sSs:is & e VA l:s sss..'. e..
sisssls oeieQ 81 9a4e q tacrsass w fhs a. d.
tioaag scss31 ~ -notsrak production. " 70
nsnkn nnssq i5issSi6ef5Da ~ EAs fo-
dsefs Il iekG k9gl ,ss11sRdscins esgs-
e! e3e. Z 1911 se 9eeg5sea ); 70
nsat71 petlls 1n16 ~ tSld y pros 80
2. 4s Ee'ys...e. x \ !. ny -. -
- k6azine aor6 y IL ,GIcCkiou, Wit The
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04

REDUCTION after aDVtner take place, I'LL our
working population are brought down TO the
one common level Vt a bare subsistence,
where wOold this power and responsibility
be found Do We nov - u among the
psasanJry OF ireland or gu. miserably
paid ~ rleultural laboFers Or 40 we bnh
among them the BEST security tor COR ha-
tionai poser, or national sreatuesA?
Hben trade unions ale established on
Just pIinci lee, ana conducted with pro-
pflety and judy mtnt, there IL no dOubI ol
tbsIF greAs slliIsy, bUh 10 the members anu
the genera public. But, anAappli3, they
have not always been jaALiy Established anu
wclt eohducted; anu tais mas bseh recently
made manifest Ia a manner thai has alafrleu
ali Neli- disposed nillds, aid made the great
body vi W1rki6gnrn SAND aghasf as the
deeds perpetra.sd 10 the name OF their
nnluns. But pAh No wish " sxtenGats the
evil, or " gloss oyer the acts Of Outr59s
and crime thar have recently been shown "
exist among UNIONS Of wofkingmen, the
writer believes such acts 20 be exceptional
aud 70 De as,stEpnEjy coadnsned and repa-
dated By the great body Of trade nni9nisSb
as BY the general public; nays that TIE Inee,
] nifty oT Ehe working miiliDps "A 9rdently
aesszs just and sHscssye mpasurss nc pre-.
ventins, II posssbEe, sheh scg} " 9t1n6nea.
lty ah>. folly koE ths faa6aEs - - 90
Bus sech scss afe-a4Qk = - y
= like most eYhtf R
10 the defsetat6 @11a AiI>
ozs peepfs4 eat & ~ l< g
knowledge D. ~ No. 4 sx1|l IN
ana fice8 OF ipl a
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-07-04

INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT.
Resolved, That the formation Of Mechanics
Institutes, Lyceums and Reading Rooms, and the
erection of buildings for that purpose, is recon-
mended to the workingmen in all cities and
towns, as a means of advancing their intellectual
and social Improvement
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Trlday. Aug. q. 1909.


Real estate matters continue quiet ID 'S D'.y, ~
"a viii until those mainly interested return lIOi, s-s
ocnntry aud settle down for the season just no" 'i.
A. nothing doing at the several Offices Deyono II'-
60, for tbe trade which expected TO open oopi'
ma new bulding FOR the Boys Clas.leat id a III Ia
ciel High School of Bergen n. j., IS H,aIlg i'
csntrailv oroted and near the lines o Sats ediAce
Te t,rrdetop Of the new Presby yteilai Cir sng
49, tc c,,r,,.r ~ Uizhaud-ave ana ,rjaL With
- hccr r,pared The building VIII Ie % ~ 9,shed
.s A ut ~ & aud llO feet In depth. III 70 10 o
- ~, sf ~ Jniv 1909 Contract price, sO"VVV' -
~ - tti M s1rI od carpenter work , ~, ,,o rnonev
- ,aro az Trenton y. j. are pulunb. a. ,,oo,,,t -
A. INC INTO houses aud land hence lne "lO''' VI
pIos " pVt ,IV Elizabeth Scotch Plains Bou1u biook, roy
Nh In New-Jerscy are fayoTaDy spohtn o1 s 10
az h,ip 10 secure residence properly tltuo5 70
Ias I"v A. very cheap in all OF these tOWns uu ~! ~ ~
.ts aes Tley are all easy OF access lIO,n ,o M ~
y 1I = pergOu DONG business IN tbe cliy C~u to
home aud return as quickly as Ae cdh 4iVli
%je 1tpp.r mart OF New York. - 80 ,,.. Co,,r
eAT IN te Howe-st church Of New-Haven, conn
% tie tihlist Church in the western part OF t tl9,
late i,anch Of the First u. J. Church, Is seriously
talked Of - ~ -, 10, ,,,,-cb,eed fbe
ne residence I'm Milford of Russell ToinllnSOn loIiuey
Ybe Harvey Minor place. The price paid was Slo9V' NC
understand the doctor proposes 10 reside IhtIe IL Gum
yuer and f he likes II, In the Winter also. , ,,.t.
Trenton. n. j. Is struggling for boJter markets.;
present buildings not regarded as htted Ior Ihe po'
ont generation
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
Sorsts, earnings, &c,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadway and Th ;sgasr Pabhe salss oi HORSES
riding and driving held every WEDNESDAY Aad SATURDAY
throughout the az o'clock Bes u a's tnd nuinbet OF
Urses suitable light diving and heavy work these
advertised NOT The largest assortment Of
and second hand Carges and great Vaetg Of Harness awaJS
band asO very superior PARK PLaet0ns by Miner stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
Rrp c5oOOs.


ENGLAND.-H. j. 81 ID. NICOLL, TAILORS
- TO THB QUEBS, ROYAL FAMILY, and tho COURTS Of
IoSDOS-yos ia 49, 49, i2a Regsutst and No "a COrnhL
MAECHE6TBl-No. No Mosey-sL
LfYERpOOL-No 80 Bplist ,,
AMEfIcANS VISITING ENGLAND surviving a; liverpool will
NiCOLBS Rstthshmet No 50 BOLDsi Articles OF
Drss Cor nmefte order is~ b0ar notice The
basss Nc1u ucug cod4ol ior cash payments The
lowest while the quality ard style OF hah Of each gar
mout Il Of the highest chhrActsr. - - .,.,
GgsrLENES.
RTenIne Dfsss ceai',.'''.G Y - Atn
SrIiout frock dIto........ ' u y .
Trssssn................... o u
~ GHsrLKAKs.
HghAnl C0stunes..,.,.... 2
s.,sl. kaial.il,,si ps.. r.,...... rs 10
Jatkct Yc,, AL ITousers ~ a
o,rsoas TouseIs ks CHARGED Ia proportion 70 size.
LApitA
PahfsoH ds Chassc,f. / o il
Travelling prsA Jacket aud . ,n
waterproof Isecl Coass.. ] D
H. J. L y gTCOLL
No - BOLD-SI., LIVERPOOL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
Hotties Of 8ankrurtu.

YOtitts Of Sankraptg. '
|
A SSIGNEEs or TRUSTEES NOTICE of
N APPOINTMENT LA TIE D.F Court Of the United states or
the District Bankruptln the matter Of NJ l. kBl.
HOLDs Banknpto whom codeerui The undersigned hereby
gives Of his appointment Assignee o. the Bse Of NJ hf-
HOLDS Montana tho County Of Boone District aud pao
TO Wit the 2h da Of June. D. 1903 sugei BaaArap
up0a petition Of himself BY District court o said DsI1eL
Dated at Boousboro the 7th Gay of August A D. 1858
AUS law3NS H. D. COOh Asssnes,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATE u the RASrERN DISTRICT OF PBhNSlLl ANA
ELIJAH ENTlsS u Philadelphia Bankrupt having geaio9sS iot
dharga meenE creditors viii DO he on he vh ay 81 sep
tember s68 a Oocock before ResiseE EDWIN y CHASE,
esq 65 WALNUT STREET an ths Cay OF Philadelphia iAat
d. Of he Bank he inh aud business meet
ugs anred % Of the Act Of Congress traetet Tie
~ 49, win cert whether Bankrupt bas eonrnsd his duty,
hearing viii also be bad WEDNESDAY TIE Ed day of September
m aef,re the Court adeph at 10 Oeoek where pares
intsd ma show te Discharge atetd bT tie Clerk
a eae in the Judge, under seal Of the Court
Au5 laW3S l. ... IT, .. y "a
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
goitls.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ Neslork the European plan Rooms IN fute' OF tgy
81 motcra.e rates
NONGRESS HALL Albany, y. Y, ADAM
SBLAKE. PTupeorrh well Known ud popular astcass ~
Luds1sy isrshi viii be reltF h TIE re-
csrtou guests and The rbr The ~ of AuGnl Tourists aA ty
etrs uaag the capital vii hd III theT oIrife a. veil
kpt hou Located tbe Capitol Gfouats beahy shdei tnd 9u
aui adjacent Pubie Brg The STATE Library. deootca Ha,
Mli and other points n mtefetilt
pseais or she traveller sad real eo i0f ne fssis ~
hotel the State Carriages f orEress a VIII -
sare h and evening beats from NcT.lors ' and al
dep0is i0T al trains Atlress, for rooms
ADAM BLAkI, Cobgr-ss Han. AlbAnV
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

Sadiun Sails of gtal Gstut''
I6O PLOTS and VILLA SITES
II u T II T. II F u II ID A Il k N. J'
On Pa,saie River 0 miles 40 miuutes) fom NeW-YoI
ALSO:
TWO DWELLING AOOSES
Ofs and 10 rooms,
AZ AUG TON without pOpone0ht ON 'Ae premises op
THURSDAY September at u m ...
A j. BLBECKER, son Co.'S, No. II cslAtEt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
4unritur,.
90 1lbOm ii mup COutru.

90 d0lbm ii mup COuttru.
nETECTIVE-Gentle or ladies requiring
~ ih services Of gentleEan ePs! Tor sorn ees Of p
ntbfl husbands wives oote1 ate Best References UAos
secrecy. Moderate charges
CCOTCH GENTLEMAN MISSING : Mr..
- JAMES ANDERSON Inverness shire IN Scotland s heard
Of Edinburgh about ten months Hes upPoied have
oIon HegYOr Montreal lie wants The t from the sh0a
der; dsTk wig and has halt Hight about feet inches
Age Information leading bis address VII be thankfully received
And suitable allowed Apply JAMES hOMkRYfLLR, So
licior Edinburgh, Scotland.
CTOLEN, on the evening of the 10Th of Aug,
- At IIopeWe Mercer Comfy " j. BAY MARE PATOp
WAGON The Isl bands high yars last sphHg bright
bsT on len leg Just below knee eap a little defective
In the The seoAdhnde tho back panel bAserd j. W.
VOORHEES,.
TNHE "Y0UNG W0MEN'S HOME" of the
Ladies Christian Union removed from East Fourteenth
40 North Wssgonqure corner NaegougaitL Good refer
euees required from persons applying Tor board -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

DRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES and
ID RYR RGLAssES tho Optical IaStGse. No l32 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
s,taaI Ylotitss.

-.-~--~,--
- of NEW YORE-JAMkS r TRAYBRs Plsnua against I'D
~ he Defendant: hereby required
e complaint action, which will be ded II the Clerk
ftbe CIV County Of Newior the Cts Hall Of the City Of New
York aud Of answer the said complaint on the
sbe o number l5R Broadway said eHy, within twen.
DAYS service Of this exclusive the day or
and fail the said compliant within the
Tine aforesaid tue pdg this action vii take Judgment 1gaayeu
M g hundred aud twelve dollars and sI cents with Interest
% tho day Jaae thousand eg bundled and GIysg
be, the and disbursements u this aston-Dltet llIh Jrns
1868 JAMES T. NAar rbELL' Sl-.uvn ~, aass.o'n!
The complaint the entitled action sls 10 the once Ofths
CleI Of C aud County Of Hesl0rk - s Of August
1903 ~ ...N A AIh. fA~|iNSNc
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
Sumner 9ttrsats.

49,
NYACK ON THE HUDSON-A retreat for
~ INVALID BOARDBRs and NPiiM PBkOAS Of various types
uud inform persons seeking u'h retreat
that beautifully located with commanding Yes Of he u
70 WIN VITA
yate andune reasonable charge For llfhsT
-.... D ROGERS
VNIE TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE Nyack ON the
ud'Orfhe eae o{asRoesand ins'as gs4s' TIE % ,59, 1
L. D. MANSFIELD Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22
sqarS ND 9coms.


Tire. pl,u, vii b, accepted Il considered HsdtorOoi
FIi: Que fora
BUILDING TO COST 100000.
Second one fora
BUILDING TO COST S1.5oo.ooo.
Third; forA
BUILDING TO COST S2.ooo.ooo.
For which the s rag $lo1 each DETAILED s'te,ai
Ofqeegl vii be furnished 90 ~ ise = s,ia
DHs MoryEs Iowa. Juue 20. lefa
TaslsrRT DEFnTHEsT. oggicE oy IsIRIst E,.ryssgE +.
PROPOSALS for supplying STAMPS for
TOBACCO SNUFF aud ClGAks-Ile Conmi,'on.L o ln'ef,
i2 m for furnishing fovrgnamed STAMPS required By the act
~. bard hoasnnd stamps q ten different
pound pouod Pod, pounds 10 pounds 70 pOani' " POaHl'
fiSy must consist q engraving dE f@lioh two and
The 'n4 100. from each eih5 10 eol., ss p Ta,,
the ao' the .. from The 'o I'D The t ron S ,9' & S s a
i've oHS I'D aoss,Bi stamp, steel engraving ii2i inches
ars with oval corners and suitable nguee ,,, u .
One haadrsd To9 saps o. l-1 [ s yI ,h ,1rst, td
s rsts5 mater Tbes siarag eleven daeea' L' Of
VARIOUS widths and lengths 2; % ooss; ,t,
i'2oinehe'. .so kini'
,t1szfle, one lid
q s HUNDRED 9s',nS s9sffa % =, & .. .d s s % s,
,h printed hater Thee stamps a" 70 be Of Ave different d'aon
nations oi various widths and le1gsGs % .i, 1s follows
iI,l5 I,l5 I9sis. iSsls.
lir2G Inches
lArJf inches
The general features of the several stamps vn be Ps'eed by he
Department and Cravings or printed designs of gm vi be furnished 9
ne upon application 70 at who may apply therefor wlh
lorA Ode intention OF bidding for The contract.
Zach bid accompanied BY sample stamp, oi eaeh shd efeD
dpomatop sn nut the price Al which finished stamps will be
m and % such times the CnGissoDer
NAV requires 1eh price must include VS. eos Of chn sams
IN a aud suitable intnei M jrato, in ptfages such sire
a. sbal be directed from delivering the 10 such
PERSON or persons appointed 70 receive them n lhe
such other place places he ctF or Town
wb tbv are manufactured the Commissioner desgaate
Yar bidder must bis proposals. the time within vhe 'ef
The CON pon contract with him he VIII commence fus We
stamps what pdy he will continue 10 hiHn then amer he
All otr things being ,qusl preference v be given 70 he bidder Eho
Vii 6rt frnisb Stamps quantities sufficient 70 meet .he demands u
tbe Department . .... .,,
THOMAS HARLAAD Aelug Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let
and those dosirous Of purchasing renting such pro
perty viii find II 70 their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN additiOnto this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE viii be found. not only IN NewYork and oil It's
cities and villages but In every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief Will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRIB
ISR Semi Weekly, and Weekly, omprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments each disseminate among all classes. THE
devOtes especial attention 10 the reports OF real
estate both In the city aud n every part OF the STATE
thus adding greatly 10 the value Of s columns ad
versing medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line for single
insertion: hEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 20 per line; SEMf-
WEEKLY TRIBUSE, IS cents per liue.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-22

NOTICE Of COMPREHENSIVE CHANGE
IN wM p WARD and JOHN HENRY have h, day retired Ss
oftbs g,n will bs continued DEMAS BARSES 4 Co.
Eeu.Y0rk Aug. 8. 1903.