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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

KIRKwOOD HOUSE-KINe.
Oscar Church and James McFolley, X
4 p dso peSm Rsa s YSsaspS, is'fSa s6.
ehard, Washihgton, Daniel Welch and wife,
city; DAVID T Smith, Auburnj Frank A Baird,
a'3 aso GG Disepsss. siss5p P.sses New
York city; WIN b Qlovef, Troy, N Y; James
q Sloan, city; VIM Z Spencer, CorInth, Miss;
VIM uBushnsss, Norfolk; Frank JoSnson,
kGSh ki@s. and TSoS Hale D. S Sisy
sproule, Indianapolis, j. McSSop 9,u, H"r-
sEAToN HoUsE-JoHN H. sxNnRs.
T Kenny, Ashland, Ohioi J O Fernandes
and wife, Mo; H W sesnor, Humboldt, Kan
mings, Reading; Z H woodward, Il W Elan.
S Ssss %% ES % G'T a FSss NJ.
Cincinnati, Ohio; J W Little, T B Bor.sl, W
s Foster, Md; l. Easton, W white, Phils-
delphiaj s Wv osgood, city.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owHs:
ship, john S'e asM.nS. s'Hi sdy, NsT gss6b..
Pennsylvania; II Ritters. Baltimore, J o Har-
,5i.on, New 9ilesnsi Moore North North o a 2
Hammond, Mobile, oscar GSuioS, New York,
T N Smith, New Jersey J W Brady, Tenn
Mai Hennessey, Richmond.
BUNKER's AVENUE HOTEL:
Philadeiphis; q r Morrison, II morrison,
cltyj 2 2 Simpson, Hi Colonel aeoTge, Mars
iSsi N nj "a; n VIII SiI'Soy " Va1den
burg, England, II A Snow, + flanagan,
L Prescott, city; A J Faux, Dscots Terri
tory. = .H ~ e.. ~ M
wILLARDs' HoTEL-SYKns 4 oHApwroK
X Hall, Texssi Q Clacrus, Chsrleston, IS
Greensboro, N o; II r Miles, N Y; W y
Cambull, Lyuchburg; James Peters, N Y
Judge Crane, N OiTE H Coleman, Alaska
RS owen, Lynchburg, Val l. Pinokney
Charleston, s U.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.



Proposals are in yited, from responsible parties.
S Ss q. sac
ehantable sasllty e TIL; depot during The
ns he @ IRs %ise
Sch aaantas and at such %es a. oTSSfsj p 81
the QusrtermAster In charge. Corn to be delivered
ts6ty pOasd. q he busheT; OATS IL ike sasEs. q
about three bushels each, Of not less than thirty
bnied, and to weigh two thousand t3.oooj pounds
BIDS will also be received for hay unbslod.
Bidders will state the price Of sacks separate,
Of oats and corn per bushel, and Of hay and straw
We now use about eight thousand q. oOo) bushels
Of grain, one hundred and eighty usOl tons q hay.
we reserve the right to increase or diminish that
ssStnt,sy By enc third on proper notice. and
months supply q fofssO aud straw on hand. and
70 have place q basiaess IN this city. 49,,
sponsibls ssrstisS, that the bidder viii. success.
a ass W IL sss snsss'
The contractor will be required to exhibit, on or
evidence that he il prepared TO eo.monee fulfilling
'o Psyacp,s will b. made MONTH, for Quantity Of
forage and straw Delivered y IN usa., or as soon
thereafter as funds furnished for the purpose.
Ss Se r sa Of the
bond In the sum Of twenty thousand i2O. oOO
ties, will be required Of tho successful bidder for
the faithful fulnlment Of his contract.
Should the contractor fail to furnish the kind and
quantity Of forage and straw required, IL will be
charged to him.
All bids will be submitted to tho Quartermaster
General before awarding contract.
Proposals. will be addressed to the undersigned.
marked Proposals for Forage and bidders are
BY order Sf'is aaaidi$s';s:4 sS:ssSHTfRS.T
Deputy Quartcrmaster General, and
aug3-td Brig. Gen. U. S. A, Depot q. NJ.
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DIRECTORS,

This Company, national In Its character, offers.
By reason Of Its Large Capital. Low Rates Of Pre-
MUM. and New Tables, tho most desirable means
Of insurlng life yet presented to tho public.
Tho rates Of premium. being largely reduced, arc
made as favorable to tho Insurers as those Of the
best Mutual Companies. and avoid all the COM
plicatons aud uncertainties Of Notes. Dividends,
and the Misunderstanding which the latter arc so
apt to cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables arc now pre-
scented, which need only to DO understood to provo
acceptable to tho public. such as tho INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former. the policy holder not
only secures life insurance payable at death. bu
will receive ifliying, after period Ola fow years.
Az ANIMAL INCOME equal to rEy PER oBxr. 90 per
cent OF the par Of his policy. In tho latter, the
Company agrees to RErURS TO rHE AssuREp TIM
TOTAL AMOUNT or nosRr M mas rAIp IL, In ad =
dihon TO the amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating iusuriug
their lives or increasing the amount OF Insurance
they already have Is called to the special adyau-
tagos offered by the National LILO Insurance Com
pauy.
Circulars, Pamphlets. aud full particulars given
on application to the Branch onieo Of tho Company
In this city. or to Its General Agents.
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Four Persons Drowned at q Bathing
Resort.

ATLANTIC Crrr, August 2.-Henry Thungh,
a Mr.. yankirk, and son Of Rev. Hosea Bal
lew, Of Philadelphia, were drowned here yes
terday while bathing. This makes six cases
Of drowning within few days.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Another case Of
drowning occurred at Atlantic City yester-
day-Louis Morwitz, a nephew Of DR.. Nor
WITH, Of the German Democrat, and an attache
Of that paper. He was q young unmarried
man, much respected here. His immediate
family are all In Germany.
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In HIS LATR SPEECH at Charleston, Wade
Hampton said 81 yield to none in dev otion
to that lost cause for which we fought Never
shall admit that the cause Itself failed, aud
that the principles which gave 1t life were
therefore wrong, Never shall brand the men
who upheld 1t so nobly as rebels or traitors.
Never shall ! ignominiously seek safety or
base promotion by dsstardly denial or treach'
erous betrayal Of It," Having thus renewed
his adhesion to the policy and principles Of
the horrid rebellion, Wade Hampton urged all
bis hearers 70 vote for HOrstio Seymour.
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Mr.. E. Spence, Corinth, Miss, and R. s.
Sproule, OF Indianapolis, were among the ar
rivals at the Kirkwood yesterday. 7. Z. H
Coleman, of Alaska, and q. X. Hall Of Texas
arc at Willsrds. J. o. Harrison, Now Orleans
and J. NJ. Brady, of Tennessee, are at the
Owen House. Col. q. O. SIMPSON, of Illinois
and Col. George Marstou, Of New Hampshire
are at Bunker's Avenue Hotel. II. W. Segnoi
Humboldt, Kansas, and William b.. Lord
New York city, are at the Seaton House.
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THE Charleston Mercury and some other
journals are now trying to beat a retreat.
They say that some imprudent remarks which
have been made since the nomination of Sey.
mour and Blair are doing harm. The Mercury
says;
Private adyices from our most strenuous
friends at the North request that we should
protest against the imprudent expressions
since the adjournment OF the National Demo.
cratic convention. II is represented to US
mat great injury, Is Rccrulng to the cause
from Buch impTudence. We therefore shall
make 40 apologies for asking the attention OF
cur public speakers to the fact"
1t is too late. You cannot retreat now.
The country know your principles, and 1t un-
derstands what you are aiming to accomplish.
The first utterances of your orators were their
honest opinions. We understand you-you
mean another war
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AN exchange has the following In respect to
the course Of Blair, but we hardly think that
they will be able to muzzle him. Blair don't
take advice very cheerfully. Here 10 what is
said;
"a correspondent writing from Lafayette,
Ind, says: THE Democratic leaders seem
intent on keeping General Blair out OF the
state, The fact IL, the Democratic managers
are afraid of his Ind screet speechesi This Is
positive loss to the cause of tho Republican
party, and 1t Is An insult to the south, which
brought Blair forward in the Convention as u
representative of the rebel sentiment of the
disloy alists of the south. To tie the tongue OF
Blair is species of political mayhem which
would prove certain DEATH If relief was not
afforded by \ free use Of the pen. The less he
talks the more he will write, and no better
campaign documents for his opponents can be
furnished. Blair was always more dangerous,
politically, to his friends than to his enemies,
and he will continue so to the end Of his
daysD
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chief clerk OF the Pension bureau.


At the time DR.. Cox assumed the duties as
Commissioner OF the Pension Bureau we took
occasion to notice the fact, and also to allude
to Mr.. Morgan, the chief clerk, who has dis
charged the duties Of commissioner since MT.
Barrett retired, in manner and with a
promptness and ability which has given, so
far, We know, entire satisfaction to all having
business with the office.
We expressed the wish that Mr.. Morgan
might DO retained, without In the least intend
ing to interfere in the affairs which belong
exclusively to the commissioner himself The
relation OF the chief clerk is a confidential
one, and the commissioner alone must decide
whom he will appoint, provided he makes
= change at all.
We did not suppose that the hope VIC ex.
pressed that Mr.. Morgan might be retained
would particularly influence the commits.
sioner, or that 1t would draw down upon Mr..
NJ censuFe from the newspapers. We simply
meant to deal justly towards u faithful pub
lie oilceri that Is ALL
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mo PROVISION has been made for the sala-
ries OF the school teachers and other CORPORA
tion employees falling due today The teach
ers have had so much experience in waiting
that they arc supposed to have reduced the
thing to science. Claims against the cor
dollar
The Washington correspondent OF the Bal
tmore Sun, o. X, mAkes slight mistake.
At least, so far as the teachers in our public
schools are concerned, he Ia in error. They
were paid oil on the LIST of July up to the LIST
Of August.
II those who have claims against the COZ.
poration do not get their demands, the blame
can attach to none others than the factious
Democratic members of the Board Of Alder.
men. This every citizen Of Washington knows
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

THE DgMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS do not know
how to meet, and certainly they will not at
tempt to meet nor rGfutc, Mr.. Wells letter In
regard to the receipts and expenditures Of the
Government They had put up u nice little
Job, and, with the unfounded statements of
Seymour and such other falschOods as they
could lind, they thought to make the country
howl with the cry of Republican extrava.
gance, but Mr.. Blanca speech, and now Mr..
Wells letter, completely extinguishes all their
chances. They can make no capital from this
kipd Of electioneering,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

DEMOCRATIC newspapers are fond ofasSert-
Ing that all the old hre-eaters are now acting
with the Republicans that they have been
bought to go for Grant The New York Times
says"Who has bought upWise, Vance, Toombs,
Cobb, H. IL. Hill, Beauregard, Wade Hampton,
Forrest Humphrey Marshall, Buckner, and
host OF Others, now blatant for Seymour and
Blnirf These : last ditch men are deadly OPP
posed to Grant. II you meet an original fire.
eater, he Is sure to be Democrat, am no bald
assertion can mako 1t appear otherwise. II
Democratic papers will only have the courage
to print the speeches made by the men they
patted on their backs, at the Fourth of July
convention, their readers will see where the
leading rebels stand"
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INFERIOR.
- UNITED srArKs 7 AIkST orPIGs

WAsHlNnTOo' may
On tho pstition Of WILLIAM d. AspIEws, otNew
York, n, Y, praying for the extension q paisn.
granted TO him tho I'D day Of August, 1854, for an
lnpro yemont In Centrifugal Pumps, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, wh'eh tnkoS
place on the I'D day OF August, 1865. ,,
II Ia ordered that the said petition DO hoafa ~ we
p, ttent Office on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF Jnly
to ppear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted. .
Pe, sons Opposing tho extension are req nired to
nio /, the Patent Once their objections, specially
for til Ia writing. az isase tcnt drys S eg
party t. be used at the lid hearing, must DO taken
oaiee, VIII. ich viii be iarnisi' cd on application.
and other papeTs, relied npSn as tesM,
nony, muA BIO filed In the office tpeug uays bnLoIn
the day Of hearing; the arguL epts, II any, within
ter day. ate, nlRg he testimon T,ubl,,bed in IN.
REPUBLICAN, and the Intelifoencer, Wsshlnyiee.
d. G.. and II t ne 1fhtas. New York. Esess; ths
hrst OF said publications to BE- at loasts .. KY uaSs
previous to the day OF hearing. VI
my2O-wa Acting Commissioner OF Paten -.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

IT NOW appears that the Georgia Legisla.
ture have elected two United States Senators.
one Democrat and the other a Republican,
Miller supports Seymour and Blair, and Hill
supports Grant and Colfax. Mr.. Hill says
that the only hope for the country lies In the
election Of Grant and Colfnx, and he Is right.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-03

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 2.-The parties
charged with the murder of Dill, In Fairfax
county, recently surrendered by the military
to the civil authorities, have had a hearing
and have been released on bail.
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OFFICERS.

@. II, CLARK, Philsdelphia. Prerldcnt.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Pinanoo and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, yieo President
EMERSON W. PBBT. Philadelphia. Secretary and
Aetuary.
q 8. TURNER, Washington. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS @. SMITH. N. D. Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, N. D.. ASST slant Medical Dl-
reetsr.
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MARRIED.

john. GhSfeS, y Rev JOIN v W. Lssi,. sHEs;
MAE PLAT, o. this city, 70 EnnA g.. eldest
Wisconsin.
HAYDEN-BEGLIsH. On MAY Is, BY Rev. By
ron Sunderland, D. p. Mr. LTcIEs II. HAiDEs.
Of Charles s. English, esq, Of Georgetown, D. G.
Y0UNGER-oyBRN.-.on THURSDAY. July p.
GseRdg L. YouEaBR 10 MARY J. QUEEN. both Of
this city.
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49, n's D. an ,hni ",nos san
pe Iyiiou upon % peIns anu 'uo,r pShene'al
testinod To by the most eminent of Iii.
-, -, - III, -, ~. A. - - -, 49,"
Read tho following certificates and anal sis:
WAshiSarOS' DC. July l0,lsds.
.nessrs. q. f. Perried CO..
GENTLEMEN: Tho California Wines OF Perkins,
ehehieal examination. hnu " popuro anu wen
calculated LOT the 'aple OF inc SICK room The foi-
''"'ns a'o 'Hs p''p0'''' aH' ''i"po'''on'
LIST, CALIFORNIA HOOK"
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SEED STORE
y TURNIP SEED,
SPINACH, AND
AP. MoRR kiAp! Jhi.
augl.3t street, near Twenty second.
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New Advertisements.
STOCK OF HARDWARE
AT COST, FOR CASH.

| herewith offer my entire stock Of Goods. con-
sisting OF a general assortment OF Hardware and
Cutlery, At cost, for cash. Carpenters, builders,
me a call before making their purchases. as am
determined to close up my present business.
Z. WHEELER,
au3.lw 65 La. ave-, opposite Seatou House.
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ATTORNEYS,
WIN. B. CHANDLER, Washington, D. C.
GEORGE HARDING. PhtlAdslphia.

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, WsshinGton.
+. J. H0RwITZ. Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. W. BL 1853. N. D.. Washington.
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DIED.

CoYLR.-On Friday, 3lst inst, at o'clock, =.
M, LEoSIDAs CoILR, osq., In the 0th year OF his
age.
MEDARA,-On Friday, July 81, 1855, after lin
gering Illness JOSEPH MEDARA, In the 3lst year OF
his age.
MITCHELL. l o'clock, A., m, August ],
Mitchell, aged nine months.
o'BRIEN. On Friday evening, July 81, 1905
JONI o'BRiRE, Of erysipolas.
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MysIcIPAL PRoornDrsos,-At a special
session OF the Councils on Frilay evening,
AMONG othor business was the following,
Wafer, made he following report, which
was accepted, and the committee discharged:
The fSssSIL SstsbE r. JSly 81 lss
ferred communication of James Bremner,
concerning an alleged discrepancy In an &C.
COUNT rendered this corporation BY Theodore
b, Same, chief engineer Washington aque-
duet beg leave to make the following reports
Your committee addressed communication
on the subject to Gen. N. MiehleI, requesting
and are indebted TO him for the accompanying
thorough and detailed statement Of the ae-
count against the corporation, the correctness
knowiedgment that tho amount received from
the corporation was returned into his hands
by the chief engineer, Col. Same.
dertook this investigstIon with extreme re-
luctanee, and but for the urgent request Of
Col. Same that the matter be thoroughly can:
yassed, should have preferred to be relieved
II affords them pleasure to be able to pre-.
sent such positive and conclusive evidence
lleyed Of the charge brought Against him.
Very respectfully, e: s; RAns ai,.
Mr., Clements offered IAN ordinance regu.
lating the weight of bread" Passed.
Mr.. Ramsburg offered the following; which
WAS passed.
Reioiped by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of The Corporation Of George
ioirr, That Gen. N. Michler, In charge Of public
buildings, grounds, and works. be, and 10 here
by, respectfully requested to supply all those
parts OF Dunbarton, Congress, Beal1, and west
streets with water from the high service,
which are at present SO imperfectly furnished
unless the quantity Of water In the high ser.
vice reservoir is so diminished as to be, in his
judgment, inadequate to afford an ample re-
serve in case Of hre, and In the event OF such
| diminution to supply the aforementioned To-
| cAlities during the hours between six 10y p. m.
and six 10y q. m. only.
CHAs. II. CRAaIN,
President Board Common Council,
CHAs. NJ. MATTHEWS,
Recorder.
CHAs ID, WHICH,
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J. oae pair Of Opera Glass es. They being giit
from friend, the Gnder Will receive their iull
value by leaving them ut this once. UzO-A
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04

ef fnassdaes 10 Feaeh spsnsb sp and German ssds ia
psrssp eics for en1g Terms year p sdgsr.
ksdress ~ q SPARKS. Nc. Js5 BIosdsg. kes.iefk
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
FARM ITEMS.

Thu value Of crops this year In some OF t'le %
counties in Minnesota is greater than naV Vi 'N0
horses, cattle, and farms altogether.
In Australia they have fenced IN lO,0VV acres, res
hero ostriehes are kept and IL ls found that the
feathers of fun grown bird viii sell Tor slOo year
Doca kent in the house are apt TO breed the
,,e,ge ar an aggravated itoh, which VIII be Trans
m,tted 10 the family; nor are lap-dogs an exceP'iol
As regards city sewage, weak with much
water is ~ claimed that certain ehehh9is VIII Pi0
eipitate the fertility, and In condensed 10TH.
Statistics are wanted of the amount or good
material lost in poor butter. stale eggs, decayeu
6tIit tough meat, and -four that Will potfise'
Neat preserved by the Gamgee process Is now
sh,pped from Illinois TO England. when Itlhos
eoa shall run factory engines the brave bItoh ihuS'
look elsewhere
Now is the day and now the hour to fatten
hooa fast for bushel of corn will make more pork
N moderate weather than bushel aud half IN cold
weather
Large, imperfect cabbages can he made to
heod ont during the Winter if tTanSpanted into a
earth.
A beet sugar farm Of 5000 acres rs 10 he es-
tabshed in Buena Vista County. Iowa. Near Chn-
ton the State farm of 2t acres j. 10 oe ue-
voted to the growing OF garden and uo"er seeds
When batter was lec a pound it would buy
h yard of good cotton cloth In these days po1inu
viii buy two yards The truth Is. ladies ana gentie
men, farm labor viii bring i'm more money Juan ''o-
ehanICat labor
We shall try to save forest leaves tlls e Az al
becnuse are SO invested viii make as mueh InaII'o %
- $50 worth of bono suPerphoSPhatt anu ~ tba
the weather II cold we viii Eei hluoA 3 1"' II - +b;s
SWAMI 10 make compost in the barn-ySru. III ''iis
way We will save our money to buy another Iatih.
lt seems inevitable that meat OF all Ilos klIlos
viii De dear tins Winter The SheSP-poN mas DiSSS a.
ont ln Holland SchleSwlg, and holstehl, anu @ 'liq
rndprpe ia sppssryd both m these countries ana
:, Noftberu Russia There is likely. then, To he -
brisi leuant for what surplus we may nave vi III
di.au corn 4ad cared meats.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEP0f

srSp.y Tsirr-s.7os. Train ior 0tslie l2c ks.
Pseohi $50 NyAt Erpr for Duukk Bedale koehsstss,
salapanr points West Sonth 800 Enissht ara
War TrsiHi II D. ssr Paterson spd Port Jer'-
Ssamsnes DrnKiTk snd Bu1o wa.
charge Of eosehs and IN direct eOnBsess With h soaisss sss
Wrsters lneG
Perfectly Ventilated and IaurOus Sleeping Coaches 'esoHp' 81
SfhsTraus
tickets sau obtained the CompaBvs oGNo f Brnatvsy
Depot o of Chanhs NswfOrk also Long poei Deps, Jr
Cir. H. RIDDLE. 0snersi sH2h
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
yotius Of Smkrupttr.
0. 5. a.,.nAL, o,,o.. X y. ., rssm,ly..I

o. s M.uHAEs oy,oE X u. or PKsurLv,nAl
PHiLkDKLPRiA. Oct ~, 1861
V,IIIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 9th
day Of September A. D. 1863 W.r. BAnktaptg vas i,sad
g. Al Hr Isgis of Phl,ftpa NE coory % rhdepha and
state fp.na'al shg s,s bsss gA., 90 % ~, ers
Bo XIX q sDh G,nttO him OF for h. use AID tsae Of .sy
obidea by law that sn ag"irlsl Esorg ~ hs
s,et IN old bankrupt prove hef deb' AZ " 'p'q, "e oI
ors ..eness n ssn VIII be bet a. C"sH o. b'lnJ " %
Edsis n Olr s.t Rert, Ne i"sb gi ~ "
~ ,t5t q, i..,.u ~ D. n MsHisl - AsssssssE
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
.----------- VIII w. n. I 'hNUHhbILI 'istII'ues't
ONG ISLAND ILROAD-WINTFR =

II UNU ISbAND KAILRUAU-N INTIK
n ARRANGBMENr-L-ave JaasssIp: $50 NJ for Gr,enps
all wnl~ Tree 10 Ksrtlso,, ra S,,
oil stations except wlss Tree BIpss Train RrbesS
stopping Jsmaies Mneel. Hekl- stations ,s
train sl ria o5sasa to Srsspe % SATURDAY 1gh,i
frm gale Passenger trsR fEs nam vii run ,,
North p Saturday 80 suna train Iisn,.
Pant for Geo Ce' Rssl Iauiiuatou s.S N.,h.rs
re'nrnlns 'rtes uusers Una "a 10 tss~ ss.e. q
ri issA .l.l l. d BsRToS S.~
New-York tribune., 1868-11-04
Stuiiunfrr, IT,
Corporation gotins.\

.aa Corporation gotinsA -
lrr e.f Orr OF SswYoRK, DEPARTMENT 9, FIsAsosl
BUREAU o RkcslyER or TAIKs, \
CoURr. Housn, PAkK Oct. D, lses
THO TAX PAYERS.--NOtice is hereby given
will be sdde 70 al unpaid hs ss ofDe
cenber, alse additional cent on Bsosmber Is .
ali remaining unpaid Jsnos D. Interest al shs rate
calculated from the day the books
oeyed 6y ,bs 70 the ds' Of payment r bs added
No money will received ser o'clock Oncs hoa hem
n tog gpn - ..-.-rr BARNARD sMYTH, Receiver.
IsxBHiATr AsrLUn. WAnDs isL am. Depsrtment Of
. Public Charities and Correction, hswfshk Oct 10, 1908
THIS INSTITUTION, under the direction OF
Commissioners Of Public Charities and Correction n"w opea
reception patients limited number can - provided With "a
prices TAogng from 20 70 s3 per Meef
Further information be obtained By Addressing obOkdk hk
: o ~ JAMES BOWEN, o W, BRRNEAH
.i ..-- ISAAC BILL, . JAS b. NICHOLSON,
Commissioners