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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

s'cn rs pairing the roads instead Of paying for it by
.,A OF n"a "a or az as s-at'd period the workmen
10Y nhciHd v"u 6.lis S2s. 80 o. $50. which you
- nv aci hii was Tor q distinct job work and
' slIl ~ item ~ job work Of 900. la many
80 idie lou~ was q % pIttfhCc. thtt one workman
Won .''u ~. or "'f f''Fiit SUI N,PtIa'e pis
each ni Ncr $3.50 bur oil parts OF .no complete work ana
MONTE o., h. g0u fi this system ~ tile least,
oNoaOt 81 tho ttter Il u.r stthtt aul "o -"
~ ny eour Of Jasti'e o.. M u" MINI" x" s ~ s'i
t'ni" as i0spnit amt lciti' IN youI W, - ,i;
I'dt 4 80, NOT your iiHt tHltthrte Wa ~
,Oulldci no cJup,i Eut ol "LloI'' 10 IT,
proposals. ln .Cfpet i" the WOE 20 nc cone l"l t"'
ia ~ sums Y1i stated tGdt tic Common Council were
lhc ohy bod authorized 2" nave contract Mu' a''t
al Your ohi} "s S.4'r' '''u'l'''vi'I M"a 49, -,
have tno ,"rt..tt executed WLcn ~ directed 10y tAe
o.!n"" Cnci.; i-" i"i ,"'. ''H ilo d. yro ,c n
"'I '"'.Lth 9.ttn,hi -h""r '' ;tt'''',1 ul ~
liucf uUt tut .r' dI't"tiLcd "Dt To- hc inadt
lo ,,ntTaT, a,S ;cf usGc Onr huuIrcd ana
iiy thuus.iI dollars n:c aAIu'iy expended for sta
pa tui g, Gl. f,c ,iuzohs ac d'""d He privilege OF
corrcilupn anon tr.trs1cl for me WORK. The Com
~" N."''. ~ t'oHir[ ma .l'I'''H'.n sotns nv
ca 81 ratlt AID violating i1c 4tW-nut what Az
Saro vc.l: .l rer..ct 1, art.oz" contracts, and yoa
. 'l'itle .4nteel "4,LJEt C'u.-.r 30 lhc same llt
tt contracts siah DO NAE. 1ci. duty Is
Jill - io r"pcct &c Law, 10 mltter "hlt
.''c', t. eNpcrd ary moro money hui ~ can do j.
"l.'.H W." n 't .'" lbs ~ tn4F' ?. 1'u nv NOT
y" h"i - "a D.. pa IA -. rn pm 80 coming WITHIN
~, ~nat -r 80 Eta of roh tl tren II tie Com
Tie }'J ion ~ 80" IJrer ,. .di,f Jurhorze tine
I",.ue. =. such f..n Hlt ~. c',rH would soon
comp. oUrdctc. - tAc la. F1y Respa .'"''y.
nam COOPER,
rrca''lt Of thc q. ..,.'- Association II Nev-Yora.
.i.t on NL"-lt FL, oIi.r.I CoMIusslo-E:f OFFICE
So. 81 Bro1dw. =. AU.. l9. 1868.
/ i1 60. .i tsO Gr'''i ftft'liS' 4 ''''fI
Nfi. t4- nnFrt 70 i"u"r tAt irccip- ~
stI 'orl .,1iir taxed .hc CT, iuat. and beg ley.
tu ic FOR .,''. 'l more rt, uIp r. - e-
mos fu. Ir riiN. sent 'U ~" Cont .rtar
49, t' MI i,'pur1c .ic Streets, az, ~ 'A' inter
3-.,u',. Au o. -. G.. ia, stitc;a Lrrd .pairiir,
h.ri- "a .f.ur pv tIt, ana instructed EiI tiat
s-rra ...s - 500 hi' 'Hr'ilic attention 'trre.J. -
%. .of0 '1Ne 800 ..ri, tt.t t'g Cailgf get DL VIII
,' lb' Us "a 'ltr.c " O., place the Htrtr uime. ~
't h,.t lp.-l.c C.', ,ioi. pcl ne 'uuaUittiur "
O.. tp1.lnn tuu'ca ..YfL win "a fti cou uunIcatiou
COS "TaG thc l,.i- Lr' led iu yo'r "t''r ana tho
c,iol 5oi Nth Issue nt.uf ard asrnR tLs--tuCis
90 q, ..ttiU.i ...c'.'l. bt... respectfully,
1f". ". M.ns'". street Commissions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
GEN GRANT IN CHICAGO.

CucAGO, Aug. 3O.-The informal ovation 10
cen Grant last night was such a. was mover aVCorogo
rocesson and marched 10 the residence OF Gen Grant
trtier 10 g2j Wabashayc. When the Tanners reached
Iot MONT they found immense crowd OF people luy
~ whom were OF tho genter sex, All intent upon
GnUcT Tho great chiefam. IL 10 safe 10 say lhal tno
ntire ,uber reached 49, 900 The avenue IN inc Nlcy
"a. briiIuntly Illuminated with calcium hghts ,At9r
',,, t, The ght Guard Band, Gen Grant maze ms
on the balcony and addressed the crown III
low "O, d,sr yNpx: you for this spontaneous com
A. YOU well kuow 40 not make speeches and tan bAiuy
OF this immense assembage even 70 express
You must simply upon this OCCASION ALLOW me 70 return
~ h.,on Of nv thanks ior ths Alhd ta
The applause that followed this lttle aik s"eIeI
M, ~ 1 ghtiest waves OF the ocean. Inc Hon v .
IKE tlo h1wed with a capital speech or 10 or 10 min
Stes Nine cheers then gwen Tor zen, Grant he
u IN called out for another speech lie ohlu -,
vac st Won once kindness all can now DO 70 sh
, 10, dis unexpected greeting for ihs msgnhSea "s nv
you ~ 10 meet OF AMI shake HANDS WIN al OF you
& po..bs eau but repea, that sincerely ih.nk yon
Du ,hA' s, b. Judd then made Dflet anu eloquent
One OF tho young branches OF tne urhht Iaihllyi
The son of his father was on f Ia1s
,nn Iohn O. Dove esq tho multitude dispersed
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Cnnii0n 90 the pnblic.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER,

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The upisr would Caution ti Public all interested u oss
re and Air Macbs Against Preeroas u ons
RAM IN relation to Pa improvement in the c.are
Illuminating Air Gao called b. bin Pneumatic Cas- CD which no
claims has adopted Practical use The works o; tie
Metropolitan Light Co OF Thu city haya5 been purchased By NAT
Company for Their Dsrcea,ing to be Inr-cd that to
add TO the PhOome Value coal seat out to It's Consumers
having secured the aid Of the Pesat AMI Assistant Engineer Of that
COMPANY strengthen this by Apparently Oa Statements
published in his Pamphlets 10 ot has been usi
Whatever Of Value there is in tbs Rsuds aeapt paeei
operation Entirely Covered by beoagSr
the PRoPRrEroRs Of the AMERICAS LeHr Coz
TRoL1ED BY THIN and nthe Worthless
ens Rand is TRYING to These CoyrolSo PArg1 about
35 in sumber cover all aud all
available large quantities or cabHretng air ss5
win be DEFENDED against all and
AMERICAN IMPROVED GAS LIGHT COMPANY
OF NETWORK CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
coNGRrss Manifestations.


c:~ Of the eleven Republican candidates FOR
CONFESSIONAL houoTs IN Indiana were soldiers ia the ""I
10 crush rebellion.
1.....los Rvouu of Warren is the Demo
l' 5,i, f.r congress M the NINtL Icuus ylv.lu
Si".' ..''..''',G.ifL
ui't't' "'' , nj l..,,. ,..,'1;,I,t,
Col loui~ Iilm9n j. inc hcpUnlI,dH '"',,'' ,',
fr CoI-rc-, 300 the lNtA Ithlt- -tc lluIN' 81 ''''-'
/ T.fI.I,..- majority in lt.t was t,-lt-
,,, ~ L., Novp,,1 b1s booD Tcuoui-
d" loll 4-oI"N' '4,, -'.t,. '.. 80 ill.,. rr1 non,
! mated fDr Coz -lte, 10y lHc ~ w. pr. -. ,.,
uc~-cc DISTINCT Ills hl'Iui4.E 81" -'' vac nee
NIlrI.cv esd of Clinton, has secured
-t In FL NVIIIh tP8J District, except 1loEd,
,,- i.. frc I.igpcratic nominee for Congress.
., 60, uoI.o,. who Los Lccu
Inc IoL' Ft"iE0 a AI',.' - 80 ".,..r... a, m
aNj Is thoroughly rlGeni hslno,i w ~ , ryti
accent ronguiA"ioh ~ 'Ao HeP"'i''"1S 70 '' ~"
NeVJcls,y District
The Secretary Of the Republican State Com
,.I..,.. Month CsrC'.. writes That Nathaniel BOydou
IN r,u f,, Co..r,.s ,l, tic Republican ticket and Will
,..,.a,, h. district foi Grant and CuMN.
,,l ,,,.,,.;,,..... -' i..rs az fla. Gamer Insti-
20 t''"' I,t '.I''i..,'' ,'. 81 ~ y.,,.,ra.,
,",, ' a. ,,.-l.. AMI ,...fe tI., Nos,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

The course Of rctrcnclmcnt in governmental
expenses commenced yesterday 10 the Custom House
Tic reduction u tine number ~ storekeepers ana other
OIL .cIs connected with t" warehouse department was
vcrv large. Ftymslt officers OF the Port Surveyors
Irrtfurut 81 ught inspectors, and large number of
cleric and watclusr were DISCHARGED making annual
SAVING. 10 the GOvorpiucut of Slll4250 1t is not antic-
pt,d tat any ncrrss viii arise for the re6stab
.ihcut of the abolished Offices hut the pressure OF poll
Tie abs Tor place Will doubtless stl continue.
TX-Gov. SMITH. of New Hamshire, Congress
man vi Ion. of Minnesota Gen ". 5. Smith, Chicago.
Can't Moray Quebec. aud T. T. Davis, Syracuse, are at
tns Ffgravc Hotel The Hon. f. Monsoon, England, and
tie Ro, IL IIan. Baltimore, are at Brey00rt House
Gen T. pinic aud Col =. T.. Townsend o. s. A.: Gen s.
n Xuick Pilr fIa, aud Mrs. John W. F0rney, Phila-
dglpla are at tho METROPOLITAN Hotel Gen. R.H.Ander-
and Ctpi q. \. Mercer, Savannah, are at the 81
Nicholas UOei. = X Warner IT, 5. a. is at the Al
uenate Hotel. Norman Wilui. at the Westminster
" TEL Cen .. J. "a nari ~ Vermont, Is at the Astor
House. C. Mcclure. T.. 70 A. Is at the Ncw-York Hotel
Last night, JOHN Lyons quarrcled with his
Wit. Mary Ann i,J1t 81 No n RO0srvcit-st, during
which .hc Dbed bm ia thc left shoulder with table
In b. INJECTING serious wound. Lyons was taken TO
bellevue osi TAI aEd his wif. arrested and locked
un ,J IN, CHI-5l. Police station.
Nia.o' ten Meade and staff are expected at
The otc-so, House, Long Branch to-day. grand ball
El.i d. ~itcu g. rle.i lOu1r al Saturday evening
Cuu. LOnl strCc5 eft for the South yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
INTERNAL REVENUE AFFARs.

An important investigation was commenced
Yesterday In the Aston House, before MI Bncdey the
SOlictOr OF the Treasury. Mr. Courtney the T. = DIS
for the Southern District Of New York was
also present The subject OF inquiry Is an alleged con
sDiracy on the part Of several existing and exreyenne
officers to enrich themselves and defraud the Govern
ment. A late collector ia one Of the revenue dis-
trcts OF this city was present at the examination,
under arrest His counsel cTOss-eXamineC the
officer who made the adayits upon which the warrants
for were Issued but nothing was elected, accord
ing to report TO cause any apprehensOns that cOnspr
Gcy had been formed by the parties mentioned One re-
port that the present investigation is but part OF the
proceeding TO obtain the removal OF commissioner ho
Inns.
Collector Shook OF the XXXIId District in this city col
lected III August s., 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
a@ssNsAs
THE REBELS PREPARING TO COLoYIzE TIL
STATE.
a correspondent Of The Cincinnati Gn.lNe,
riiing ..rom Louisville. Ky, says ,

vriiipF .,Om Louisville Ky. SAWS.
Since the election, and after 10 was osccrtined that
StcvensOus majority about 10000, there has uecu
reaction ln the DemOCrd c party that is noticeable i a
quarters except IN the mIue Late political Eg0' Jnt
they OF course, when any action OF serious Importance
having secured the state beyond an question: I'd y
will not be so Vgant 40 ttT l'ts uuliNE VIC
Presidential election, as they VIII tlitd fOI w We
the voting prccucts Of the border counties OF Ohln lh
diam and illinois out OF their majority or 10000 they
can very well spare 10000 votes Tor each one OF lose
States and ifthe manner OF c0ndue ing lh 'Ce
is as loose are informed tie l't e' ~ -. a. H.
we have no doubt that the Importation 81 voters I lIEo
NUMBERS across the line will he attempted 10 carry thoscu
States for Seymour and Blalr' 1A'! say 'tS tO ''
of those states, auO NAo hHoM aux 'o
stuff they make or, Will uolp ia Ill r.,
that number II they can be procured l'uy ~ WIN ~
taka IN O1O Democratic voters 10 cast lOpuO NOte- We
are told that ward in TINS CIV uul.t 49,
tOu company OF l62 men voted NE iot".oCo net tMve
that ward about more frau'dieH' n1IoS We."
Al that rate by voting early ana ol'tI, INC
announcements that may be sent 10 s,-sI'' .uo
Democracy the 0ther tIue vi IL, 49,
- yce,,li IN the defeat OF the Rcpt bcan ticker mere
IT, ye,r IN mis- matter let the alarm he SOUNDED nom
Pittsburgh 10 CaTO-let the mon men ON 49,, "o," EI
the River organize in every cl!' t"MI' - a. =
1rd ward ard let them be as WatchIul anu !-,'l' "
- it tlot an armed force, intent upon dcotio]s me
safeguards OF their liberty ana lochlS WV q. ~
Slavery upOu Them approaChNfi auu fte NJ .oI't
the purity Of their DalotDvAVS p po- il,r,tiot M
false alarm deserves the serious az w.,
every lover Of good Government ana tF' ~ ",t "i1
is an advocate Of the Union cause embrace" VIM! ~
limit. of states mentioned Inc l''p"'. 'i a.
soto of Eeutuclv cannot hope Go carry tIt S'"tO 4l
Grant AMI COfaX, but they can orLaELe "iu ''.P.
With their brethren on the other side of Iit Hlt u" v
vent fine fraudulent election OF seymour q" TO ,;
ono Indiana and Illinois. The influx OF tl-iS',TIn
INTO those states may be looked iui FROM TO" .'f
jav M tbe election Let 10 be remembered thd t''"
vigilance is the price OF liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
ATTEMPT TO ROB A BANK MESSENGER.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. This morning, ab0ut
% o'clock. John OFavs messenger ~ Frederick stub,
bnhei. was coming ont or th" 1irsHue. National Bank
WI the hOney-boN his shoulder. he was struck on
ne head win blacks cb. and nu attempt was made to
@ Dog from MN. FHNis fell with The box under hlh
h'N h'In on lo H. while he cried murder AZ the top OF
hi Oi"c. Two men IN gbt wagDu standing in front Of
we han@ th'h diuye on The third man who had made
Tie iifec escaped, ID though they were nursupd bv
crowd and passed several policeman In their fight The
bog FuXis seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
pEDEsTRIAN MATCH AT TROY.

Troy, N. Y, Sept 1.-Great interest Is ex *
cited IN this section pedestrian match 10 uoo on
from Friday afternoon 10 Saturday afternoon d ZOO
the Rensselaer, Park track The Park has oueiVu 49,
70 ne frat $50 10 tho second and $50 TO the thrd ~
~ hours walk and tlO0 additional to ever Wss
who walks hundred miles Ia a. hours. Enwhui -,
ton Of PORTLAND Cornelius n Payn, OF Aoany ' Pn
Haydoct, OF HewYOr Thomas Bendon gu Enuhsndt are
gisOD OF Troy, and Alexander Adams, ot HV'f"1~'' "
entered for the walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
YENIION,

BOsroN. Mass Sept. MANY OF the ueie-
gates TO the Democratic state Convention to De H'ld I'D
TINS city tomorrow, have arrived. meeting OF the
state Central Committee was held TINS ''eH."- '"u6o
,,,,t nil call the Convention 10 oIder aud Henry W
,,i,o wifi pIobablv preside. No opposition Is mtici
IN the denomination Of John Quincy Adams Tor
PtIG-ror Nothing dehate has been done Itai' a' ~
,''yious Conventions, The preliminary W9ih a"O"" "o
~ .'iITo,(u A fun Convention ls expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
ALBANY AND sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD ELEC


ALBANY, Sept. AT All election for Directors
Of the Albany ard Susquehanna Railroad Company hed
here to-day the following gentlemen were chosen ior ne
ensuing year: Joseph II. Ramsey, jeremiah D. Austin,
Jacob Leonard VIM A Rice, OF Albany Charles CO9ltet
Oh Cobieskil John WestOver of Richmondville, J0hh
Cook OF Worcester AFRO Chase OF Chaseye; Dayld VII
her Of Milford; Eakm x. Ford OF Oneonta' SaihueI
North Of Unadla Ira T. Sherman Of sydney Plains, ana
AlOnzo Everts Of Binghamton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

r,oy .,,-i.-...-.. t,LEHt , ,..,-.. r,,,.,u Cody
N''" .''' -''''--'' '''' @'' ~ F-'-'' 80 ' " -
s.l. f i f.-i, .,. invited TO attend IN. tu.,,l
oa Wgl. o. h cs nll Of ls lo.r aara. been eLa gel
fun nrce .lI from Dis .ltl r-s- ele Nn 100 Boome st.
U.fr.~ D. Nlrlr.
i,. V-. IN. ~ tsr..t.- john IN n eastman aud grant
#-.I..-.f Do A t...,-.. III. .. III. r.r-
N...s ., Che Guei., hereafter
Il tt'-A I .F. OBJ soa-'' A'S''''A 1905 george Do
'''.' i i'.'4 i.a 'i 's '-- Oh. s.t. " n..t-
l.. 4. al ''e, ~ ~ .-,.'i No. 49,
r.. o.. ...-..- l-t d. ..I ..i lt e,,..r ,Ti-.f,B
.r,.r. , r..- s.. .,r!, ~ &C. r,se Stomach
.'i- it, '.' . I. 49, ,-' -. 49, I'm !, =
.' ".. - ~ 90 . ' ' '
.. t.''.' .. Branch. y.... Church ei,.erti..
e Ti-il- s,r ~ e5st D. 3D. Tie friends Of the aiaiy ave
10 .., $50 .- ,,.,.- 49,, ,t,,, x.,..
'hN"A - 10 r M '-iI 49, ''''-'
, t ..,.. e. a. .ts ter funeral fo The -e..
s.ae.fier .on Wii,m Ge.tr Lcsrlyr Park Orange on
Taa--r ,-p. q O'Clock B. tluaes Win lie waiting %
t.e.,o.t- +. Bs!...y.ss az / .e.gcs
f,..r .. ,. ,. rusitv Sept g. 90 81 o. r. Mrs str.i
fII... IIu.I aged ST. weave, months 'nI ''l'A
..... '.-'; - .-. lr g..reeil.i We 70 a'.'
.... n ... .'If ff'HT ' nN'.'. '. $1,000
I....a ..i...''n N4l "''-A' A"e romans VIII 90 E
l.... Dr. o....'H.. Cemetery.
'.. NO. Tuesday Sept. ' t-'f cT ie)Hf e. Ni' .
.sI. lF,ars
r.. tlhr r'trr Hu i1r fcr '. lf lrierAl lf'f 4,
t.... ta. .,rr...l D, r 0f IllHIF tt .t
c.c. remains v be- iaael Madison Ioll by p D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

~ voccli was elected President o. the orgauiza-
Hotel -, IONS were adopted plcdsing the patriotism
~ an French anu ,rv,r- V!'%'N' ~ nv S-pPo't u
V ""Ir C,lfgy. aud John T. Blair Ar. 81. Iaolaux,
trinciIv OF Paterson, made patriotic ndtre-s, chg
, NH foreigners To rally and organize fur republican
Wisftv mass meeting VIII s0ou be held under TIC
aus, ices Of the Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

troducon a. ne Federal troops in preference 10 empo
Ing the militia d urgc. the Legislature to strike ont
the provision - rho Nlrm bill authorizing the decara.
ton of martial las bv tht G"yCWrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
u,,, rrvyrssEE MILITIA QUESTION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. The House TO-
Nnrrad IN the resolution OF the senate 20 apPohta
day e, ~ DO composed OF two Senators and three
10 proceed TO Washington TO lay before
BepSsnt Johnson the condition OF affairs y
Presusm nm 10 sopd sufficient United states MILL
ana ~ The state for the protection 81 the peope
~, FSsss and Z,slfs ksRYRas9 aGtAIen " W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
M1HHELn

Brooklyn Tuesday Sept at Tie resi-
her. Dr. The Rev j. d. Adams, Alfred Geiu-
uos to AHei. a.. e. .r.i laughter OF John Miller
Tuediy sept at he residence Of me
i-s tl.. Rev k.ulei7. assisted Dr. tue Rev A Ster
ea.ar d d. ST. o. Thistle 20 Miss Lime c. dau gher Of Robsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
WV nAzErrr

Commodore G. s Bogr, has been detached from
oaad TIE DE- Soto c prer on waiting or.erN Lieutenant Com
Allied rlsig Vs. SuMm- Lieut. Dennis, ani w
NuI else the Do soto aal placed waiting
o-s 1Le lee s4A.0n ls-lier Ge5rg Puaki has Jeen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02
OUR STREETS.

GrorGr W MCLEAN. esL sired Commissioner oi be C0y
SIR The Citizens Association lnd- u necessary TO cal
your particular attention go tine m1i'r' t me lla't
ItyHg "Ha itpallisg me l'fl L Brown On rc
81 day OF May. 1867. whereby Dee anec" ,onr9T any
repair tlc rordyav- II ihe pave stlr', cN'n ',
way f-cr tie Battery 90 Fuutec"i STD h 54' 10y 81
Nev-1o E whenever and wherever tA'{ 'hn'n nr'' i'
g. 1851 i5t which work the city agreed to y no sl0
O9, OF which 5000 were 20 DE tr~r, 'u NJ. trl I
| vouIsrif Il~i Fall. ne Association nddt"@.o You
r,,s,i fT IT, me- sir,rts ana ~ tlc rc ma.
insteoi Of advertising Tor plop',aa tri ilr con. an
sibe bidder. you selected tue contractor ~ tu owl
dscretou-;hus. 10 he opinion of line ."'', I %
tisiup for UroIo~aI lowest bidder See. Ia Nor iry You
s,J ,,otg other tnng-: The advantageous repair n
/ ana fidelity lfthc work 10 not properly "Hnr lv
operates !unously 70 tic adi rlc pavement ln pro
duccs moro hHIIu than good .stanrc- VIII o'tur 10
observing citizens u which 'uca repairs. MAZE 10 ia"
connections have cctcd OILY o''gi'is 70 ra IRA, ara
injury 10 the remaining pavement, u "'S i1 Jul,
/ IN past expetuce Iai thc lowest p"id Ms a.
the best conimclof ioi rue ru,,g 81, ,,r &
p"rfectly done. where D. bad been prlIin' ~, ." "'
there was arg" actuHiaip oil l'l "l- - i c., 10,
most capable conscientious and rritne cont Hr"f O.
tins und OF work and made an 1tltrIn,"s WI" 81 W
worl, performed IVY Nh low1. lr. SAID. " lie 49,. /"
tins time; performed ~ o",sa To- . ,' i
der that contract Fog tic even mil, -. T., S
the inc H. thdwhcrc other rEprfieI'd 'v' ira
or- VINO werere1dJ 90 a. Nirls t'''G, H ' a.,
while from March 10, 100. 10 i'm J. l.'.. '-'. ".
$00Ol were drawn from tl.. Ci'v Irt'i' =, f'
| legged work I'm r.p'ylns am rcrilr+ ''r '',, -.
work actually done in that il.t' .t 10. ''u'u " g '
contract with Mr. brown md zig 'prl . 'i Us llc
Department of which you are Gu" "''' .A' 'it '"''r
rY ~. i, Sl ZOO ,r ,, .o -. oriv
and quaIte. months tlc actual outlay i' il' -n.'
to h" Observed tnnt u those sr... O.I g.. =uiltcr .
Te4f 10. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-02

ALI WANTING IloMEs should attend the great
,alt " Lots and Houses ut Iuthcriuiu 'k tumouby,
Sep. Maps and free tickets 90 go aud Return III the
au.tl pAu9r-. 40 &c tedaI-st.
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..HoyA IL, Blue" Fifteenth Assembly District, VIII
assemble TONIGHT nd EVERY WEDNESDAY HlIfl a. LncolH
Iu corner OF Thrtrirst aud Egttayc Good speakers havs
lee" secured NA''' ~ G $ GRANT President
JONI WHyrB. ls..rstsre.
GEo. ~ DACUNHA. '''
sixth Assembly District Grant aud COlfax Campaig.
Iraionrters 40 Granlst, EDNESDA1 hlhNiN sept .
i663 Al o'clock Addresses By the Hon WI H. BlRLkl1t zoe
lion r. J FuHIAN Gen. JOIN COCHRANE, Col NlLLAkD'
Singing hy Club =. -, ,..-r,,- NJ.
j. o.. ELLERY Secretary.
seventh Assembly District Grant and ColiaN Boys
i'm Rlue-The regular meeting OF this or WI ' u.'
FvtNiNG AZ clock Johns Hotel No i9s Broaiwa ffe;
Walter siu address the meeting All
solder. and sailors seventh Assembly District are cordially H.
yitei % attend. Nhv W bh VISA i'''.'N''
;. b. hSssBuRT SecreliTy. --------,
Union Republican General Committee COMMITTEES
on Public Meeags the General to.ntee WI meet A.
Broadway and Twenecoulst lHN einesiy ~ hNlNu tla
O clock. bel' JUN 'ONh'A'Ni N'1'"'-'
NInih DISTRICT Boys Blue' WI meet - Gepssh Hal
no sOl Hud.out THIS "WEDNESDAY ENkNNgi sept Col
CHAS MOSS Of Missouri aud ohe VIII address ne meeting
BKNJ FRANKLiN Secretary WI H. SOhaA, rIesllsaL
Eleventh Assembly District Grant md Coiux Club
public rarrug bell Ehhtt Hal Thirty third near Brood
"Wednesday EVENING, sept 2 al O'CLOCK Addresses
the Hon reeeT Thos NJ Hte 81 Mo- and TIE Hon.
Freeman Fthau Gee Club will also be present Seis reserved
Tor ladies' 1. T. ElNNhNhii tto'N0I''
wN II MoNrYoRr Secretary.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BEpELL Nra ANN 40 70 Mortou.st
COOK JAMES ~ &c. JOB Blerckerst
IE.KFR GEORGE W. Tarrytowu n. Y
UHOME. PiIIIl-I. no 2.J Washington .. Hoboken
PAHFs Mr. EMILY D. Cirrullst near liuyt brooklyn.
no TEHtINARD. No 2)l Easi fOrtethst
MARTIN. bRiAN S. Mary's Church Grini-st
NICHOLS Mr.. IV.UKLLA e. No. ~ West Twenty sixth st.
REEVES WlLLiaM. Mission Chapel Tuday iourA.st
SEYMOUR. JAM NJ. Cirrmont. \. Y
VANDERBILT. Sis MARY, IsuJt0s n. \
NFN WlNKLE iANlEL g., Bergen y. !.
WhITSCN. JOIN W. Cold Spring J.. l..
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spstial NGtinss.

Mercantile Library Association ReOpenng.rhe Library
Rooms having Undergone complete renovation during tho vacation
will be thrown oseu public for inspection THURSDAY
EVENING tho 81 September 1895 o'clock Gras band will be
ATTENDANCE The the Association aud their ieuds
respectlly invited 10 general reunion
mARy3 Il WOODS Committee
JOHN r. LAWRENCE, Of
WILLIAM j. BAILEY, Arrangements
SAMUE PUTNAM.
Clinton Hall. AstoI Place
On FRIDAY MORNING Of September the Library Reading
Room viii reopen the exchange Of Books etc
The Glasses resume the following Monday
There added English foreigners speaking French
Music by arrangement with he Nona' Conservatory
Rghhst opposite the Library and class In Luear
Architectural aud Ornamental Drawing
All the rates ysry low.
Terms Library Clerks VI initiation fee
sud vi 80 semi annual dass To all others IS
Taxation.
T1IB AMERICAN PREBTRADR LBAGeB will hold their Monthly
D0DwoRTH STUDIO BUILDING
Effh.AVe., Tgenty. sitthst
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sept D. Al o'clock
The snhjscs TAXATION ably presented the last
CHARLES MORAN esq will be leading topic
the ssh rssirs sGd vrdRRops system Rsaed
and sbo believe In the only really ~h AMERICAN
principles .nd INTEREST," PRER TRADE WITH ALL THE WORLD
General Society Of Mechanics and Trsdesa,en OF the
Ss aseS.ss. Rs No IN BrosSrs rms lw.as.i.yl EVEN
ING. 81 8 0ooOi. wh VAN 0KDBN, secretarI
Away With Had sme!ls.-fHOsNIx DIslsPs0rAsr. NE
beet and dsesds Meets ell the hsf Of
tho Metropolitan I4ars He. ynI Prs0IaR aFsa ARsagn
iAsalsss W Asssv " APxH --~-I'