davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
SUICIDE IN A COITRT ROOM.

Luigi Bal Bello, an Italian, who was under
commitment for grand larceny in default OF $500 ball.
shot himself through the heart in the Sixth District
Court OF Brooklyn, yesterday. Death was instantaneous
coroner Mhltehn held an Inquest. The deceased was
proprietor OF courtyard on the corner q Flushing and
BedotdaVes, but his business not In prosperous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
THE ALLEGED Conscience OPERATORS

The case of William G.. Rathburn, alias j. w.
Agnault who arrested and held 10 bail in Brooklyn
on charge Of swindling some carpet and furniture
dealers by Of alleged bogus bonds on the Cumber
land Coal Company, came up before Justice Walsh yes
terday The bonds turn out 10 be Of the Cumberland
Coal Company OF Nova scotla, ana OF Pennsylvania
as was supposed by Mr. Wood the when
W accepted them in payment for his furniture Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
NAVAL NOTES.

The Junata will be ready TO sail In three four days
for the Mediterranean She dropped down 10 Elliss
Island Yesterday TO get her powder after receiving which
sue VIII be inspected by Admiral Poor OF the North At
lantic Squadron.
The ironelads Monongahea and swatara at the Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

TuESDAY-AUs H.
Havana SA Cruz By the CLEOPATRA close az The
General PostOhce At u a.
Mails Tor Europe Cberbourg aud Hamburg hy the
Webhala u NJ Supplementary mail for paid es the
pier foot Of 1hirdtL, Hoboktn, 10 ID p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

agent Of the Bank Of British North Amerea ,1oe The
the n1hc had been cautioned against negotiatne hnt
bonds which made payable at tnat Dap sSd that
the knowledge Of the officers H. w Busteed sau Inch
he was President Of the Company the properly ~. Trus
is worth 10000 There had been no aeS 9 acres in
cumberland County had been bought from lhe hsaT
ment in February 1862 for $50 IN gold Inc I9fts
ing OF the case was then postpoDea W TIC IVA 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

The GREAT CAMP MEETING AT MERRICK-
The SOUTHsiDE RAILROAD will trains from their depot Bou
Sslenlrs., wiAmsburgb 6lowG as2O l05 345 SOS
and b:i3 p Excursion tickets for the trip, VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

SABBATHSCHoOL Books. - BROUGHToN a
WinAS No u BbsOus Keep The best variety from al Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
THE NEWARK wATER-woRKs AT BELLEvILLE

W
Prior to the erection of the new Water.
Works at Belleyile for the supply Of Newark that city
had drawn its supply from springs controlled by an asso
citation formed in the year 1900 and chartered by the
legislature known as the Newark Aqoeduct COMPANY,
tated the transfer by this company OF ITS rights to the
city authorities. The Common Council was consequently
authorized In 1862 by act OF the Legislature 70 purchase
the rights and property OF the company This purchase
was bonded to the extent Of $4,000 for The purpose
1t provided by the act authorizing the
vested in Board OF Commissioners 10 be known as the
CrOtOn AQueduct Board This Board after its organi
cation merely laid pipes for the distribution through the
city OF the water from the Springs which was collected
by the Board in what known the Upper Reservoir
advanced Of drawing water TO supply Newark from the
Passaic The project was adopted by the Board 1t being
To fprtheS Its cOnsummatiOn the CITY Engineer
was directed 70 prepare place BelleVle, on the
conduit, to convey water TO pumping house with al
the fixtures that might be necessary, aud having su
ted reservoir That the Board might carry the pro
jeced improvements, loan OF 100000 was authorized
point threequarers Of mile north Of Beeye Bridge,
the west bank OF the Passac In 1867 the ground was
those whom the contract had been awarded During
the course OF last year the engine house. two basins
dock the river sde and main OF 80 inches, were
made The engine house is neat, one-story back
building OF the saxon mold. it contains put
every "a hours, 100000 gallons OF water. More
engines will be erected as the growth OF the
City may require In the boerrOom below there stand
tubular boilers OF "a pipes EACH the pipes being each
about six inches in diameter aud Is feet long basin
capable Of holding sO0 gallons stands on each side OF
the boiler The water filters into these basins through
grayey bank which separates them from the river The
final receptacle for the water prior 10 its distribution Is
the elevated reservoir the HILL 500 feet distant south
westerly from the basins capable Of holding about 1900
900 gallons The water from the basins TO DO forced into
the reservoir by the engine through 3Onch main pipe
and 24inch pipe will carry il into Newark. The works
expected to be IN perfect working order by the 18th
OF September. They near the Jersey City Water
works and only 400 500 yards distant the road Of
Newark NeW-GOrk
water, mixture Of spring and river water will, 1t is
claimed, be superior 10 any in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
ANoTHER BOND ROBBERY.

Given hand AID seal ~ the Civ o. ~ Judge
YsYft day OF August, 1903 JOHN IA hVN'H'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17


PLUMBER.
Soon after 10 ON Saturday morning u was uiS,
covered that tin box, containing bonds socAS' anu
money TO the amount OF 3l37 $50. was missing iio o
office of the Washington Fire Insurance COMPANY w.
IN Broadway. The box was in the care Oh mr. "iii
Iothrop the Secretary Of the Company e mas no ue"
bo stole H. no susucous person having been seen IN
the office for some time before or after the knowledge
that the hoy was gone Information OF the theft
v,as communicated 10 the Police but, aside from
description OF some OF the st9len & se Abont
& a m Yesterday officer Byrne OF the EWenty-nhtih
Precipct while patroling his post In West twenty
fhe Sfaon IIouse where IL found TO contain nearly
ali of the stolen securities The box also bore the 1ane
and address OF the Company; AN i nd " VI"
Virginia State bonds $1,000 U bonds 5000 Mortgage Seee
Association SOOi Maghaitan Colo Mining Co@P.s{ e Wabs,S
add Western Railroad Company $780, Westebse ~
81 Fi's shares Of 700 sass o. me ,ss Gas Saving
Meter Company S20o go shares Hampshire na % SepsrspE
COMPANY 100; 100 shares Colorado Gold aud SeI VIZ 10 loo
Co@pa5y O shares Security Petroleum Compsny Sy; W.
Derby Gold Mining Company FlsS93 Lhe Com
psny 25O; ISL shares Gold Mining Company ~
80 shares Colorado Gold and silver Separating SIo Bank Of
Commerce check Ps 500 cheek Bank q the Com
%ogweb So cheek MecSaPs ant Of the %
s29 g.; bill Of exchange on Wells Fago ~ va ston PsTt
RAJ Is o9 bk on Market Naona Bank $25 check Central
Bspk BrcEyp SIS National Park Bank ssO check On
5sS1 OF ., s't ofss comSoawes $500 bin NoIws
Co. 49, check on Park Ba3s 500 check on fls1 Sa
Bank s559 10; pomissOT notes 2e64 81 PS%is99T notes.
sl bond and mortgage S4t9 tos recovered e. no ,rgs
In addition this amount there were stolen S6OV MIKE
County bonds $1,000 OF United States hvetwenty bonds
$3.50 n gold checks and coin, and $500 in currency max
ing total stolen Of $27 $50. Nothing Is known cOncerh
inc tbe thieves and they have in the above curious
manner returned all of the securities that are not heBo
table the probability Of their arrest is very slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

$50 "----- - -
a.ri syono ProvkepeeJ Alpine Providence
r e sptb New bedford m Gipssy. Ysn River ~ fgfIg
Gordon, Port Jefferson sSsrDaT Shnton-
Ney, Pail River. Almna NofhpoIt b. f ..- =
j. Errickson Jefferson. nes"n hsrfeJ ptamiOrd
North Pacific, Newport onNsna NsntneaeI
MARY Louisa, Providence. btue NnAneI, 9reenpoh 9
A. X. Woodward Providence Laurel rVrs geuesoh
r. NJ. Dumeh Portland CT n BeiLI. bangor lumber
Florence, Hddowa hessy. foI415d u
O. 4 Richardson Milstons Pr baeAnBnAm I@uand CL
en- pro.Llsnn. A Ste~ar Hartford I.
Avail Roeiport J. MeCloskJ. RoekpoFt
BELOW.
Shin Hurbu hsson from Cardiff JuJ T. Wss boarded Aazs
Is. by pilotboat Jas Elwsll No T.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrRESs l6-PAssed 10 for khSond sehL Ross
VILE from Nassau Sailed Faithless FROM Rio JaHeiro
NewYork
= FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Aug 6Tbe steamship haTDosa sailed yesterday The
steamship Liberty arrived At BOou to-day from BALTIMORE
SPOKEN.
Aug H. Ion g. bark PkGnr for SswYOE By pobOat James
BlWsl, No 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
COLLEGE POINT, L. L-oPENING OF THE NORTH
.. SIDE RAILROAD.


College Point is located on a small promon-
tory which projects into the River and divides that
stream from Flushing Bay 1t is noted for its India
rubber mandatory established by Mr. Conrad Poppen
husen Some years ago. before was incorporated
the place gave scarcely any evidence OF vitality since
that event, however, decided change has occurred
Elegant cottages villas have sprung and the finest
roads TO be found anywhere upon the island delight the
eyes and feet Of pedestrians and equestrans College
ave. Nichols and various other streets, are splendid
specimens macadamizng and along their smooth ana
Yecurbed sides rows OF young naples are planted at
short intervals and in few years will doubtless make
New-iiaven. The rubber manufacture is monopoly.
and employs over 400 operatives who are con
syringes and various other articles Opposite the FAC
tory long row OF neat wnl.o SotRSs hu dned with
flowers present cosy and attractive appearance since
the OF tne ss ~ which Came out Of
the private purse Of the entepnsing owner OF he ae
tory He also presented SOOo 70 Ie nae T S now
rapidly approaching completion ts o9it OF arTneial
sandstone and il s estimated will COST when competed
about slS5OOO. Every useful branch OF edueat9n In
Guiding the languages VIII pe taugnt IN ~, ana ~ 70
Mr. Poppenhusen though already occupying the position
Of President Of the New York and Flushing Railroad mas
connecting Flushing with College Point and
on Saturday the opening Gay an tho nHent
M the President and his family together with the
various musical societies and fire companies awaited at
and as II came dashiDg along exactly on time loud
cheering occurred followed with singing by the musical
societies and selectiOns by the College Point Band
Speeches were then made by Mr. Thos. Daley Mr. Pop
penhusen, and Mr.. Morris Franklin OF Flushing The
depot is built Of the material the Institute and
constitutes q very handsome addition TO that portion OF
the village BY Fall is expected the road will DO com
pleted 20 Whesone village about two miles distant
There are churches College Point-Episcopal Luti-
eran, and Roman Cstholc-and four very comfortable
hotels There is also handsome public school, accom-
indicating 500 children. with three private academies
The village being high bluff, even In the hottest
days delightful breeze comes from the adjacent bay,
making the place extremely desirable Summer resi-
denee This Fail the trustees expect to petition the
Legislature for peInissop 70 borrow $4,000 more to con-
unue improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

Use LrOSs KATHAIKoS for the Hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07

All who have real estate for sale or TO let'
and those desiring to purchase or rent such properly
viii find it TO their interest advertise in The TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only NewYork and ali its cities and
villages but in every State aud Territory throughout the
Union. Tia advertisement should DO az brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO Tn
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals In every
Dusnsss profession; consequently adversementsin each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports of sales OF real estate both Ia city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its COL
umns a an Advertising medium The charges for adver
tisIng follows DAILY TRIBUNE, rs cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line: SKhI-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents per line. About ten words OF
wdo columns line. Terms cash IN advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07

likely 10 attempt landing our coast and all that
hostile can attempt will be 10 run by the forts and
Law the cities under contribution. On firm land We can
handle guns heavier caliber and with accuracy
OF aim Than any enemy his afoat; ami In NY Judg
ment ship yet built can long exist within
the range Of nch guns or even OF the lnch guns
n skifully handled. therefore recommend that the
forts covering the cities OF Portland, Boston, NewYOk
Philadelphia Baltimore, New Orleans aud San Francisco
should be pushed completion az soon as practicable.
All other points might be neglected for the present.
The report OF Gen. Dyer Chief OF Ordnance. contains
much that OF the greatest interest 10 the army. All
orr troops supplied with breech.loading small
OF the best kind fully equal 10 any IN use by foreign
armies. Yet inventions, and socaled improvements
all the time being pressed by inventors nave com
mtted 20 board Of experienced and practeal Oieers IN
St. LOUIS, with Gen. schohed at Its head the task OF
making practical OF ali small arms and ammunition
that may he submitted prior to March !, 1870
concur with Gen. Dyer perfectly In his recomnenda
lions that the small and surplus arsenas at Rome N ~
Chsmpain, VII Mount Vernon Ala; Apalachic0ia. Fla;
Fayetteville N CT be sold. well as the captured es-
Establishments Mt Shreveport, La: Marsha ana Jefferson,
Texas and In Marion and Davis Counties, Texas. Other
small arsenals might due OF me be Sold until
have at central points, but few great aTsenals ana
depos OF powder and these should De Of the most per
feet kind the most extensive scale. OurralToads can
rapidly transfer from these arsenas the requisite stores
the times and to the places needed on short notice.
have the honor 10 DO your obedent servant,
w. 4. SHERMAN, General
Gen. W. W. Belknap, Secretary Of War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday Dec. 6, 1869.
We give below the summary OF recorded
transfers for tho month Of November. and also table
showing the number Of transfers. amount Of consdera
ton ana AVERAGE consideration for each month OF the
Tho ro estate market. Tie business Tor the last SIX
months been contracted 10 the extent Oh nearly ha
tsuOrmal volume, aud IN unimproved property 10 much
more than In NOyen bcr 1858, the number Of Trans
fcfs WAS Tl3; 10 November, 1853, but AO The average
consideration ~ the $40 transfers recorded last month IS
SIS III against (lCl7 IA November, 1864 rise or IL per
cent However, 40 iho named In cOnNeyRnces OF
uuiWprUvcd pIOnPrty than those In transfers or
houses and tle business IN lots is now relatively much
less than year ago, the comparison CT averages
Is deceptive One thing - certain no one predicts an
advance ia rents year. There appearance OF
permanent decline In the rate OF interest Inc prices O
most commodities, measured by the lawful money
going a considerable shiiukago On what grounds
then, do certain brokers nhd others pre-,
diet = Use In real estate from January next
We do not dispute that tho tendency OF rear estate
taking IL y.aY IA and year out 10 We merely de-
ciine 10 mako predictions u "actlyty, renewed eh-
element" &c, uutL can See some other OASIS LOT
living will undoubtedly great rise IN real estate bat
A. IeCessary follow mat tcy VIII SOC thaI rSo
before Winter Is over. .,
transactions IN Kings County property have not been
40 restricted i'm number this side OF the Last RIVER
From January MP TO and including the lat OF May, tho
number OF Transfers Of NewIOTk property was i9 To
N,w.York property nave been recorded 10 5,lE con-
yryanoes Of Kings County property. 80
Important sales By auction OF Brooklyn property VIII
n, made tomorrow by Messrs. Mallory d Black
well, Johnson & Miller. aud J. Cole. Messrs. Muller.
Wilkins a Co win also offer some valuable new York
property Full particulars are gwen IN tho advertise
The Iaion property, No IA Broadst Newark. OF %
feet 'front.' mas been sold Tor ei50OO'
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
Gitp S,al Gstat. for Sal..

TOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
between Thirty srth and Thirty aud Beveuh and
wenhayes immediate Possession can be gven there new pier
Thirty that nesy paved Apply
W. II. WEBB 200 Lewis 81, or 81 BEchsHge-p place.
EOR SALE-0n Madison-ave. near Twenty
nnht, arst class ts'O Rugisb basement BRICK HOUSE,
U6lIj Apply to HOMER MORGAN PneTt
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-Ava valuable down
town STORE PROPERTY low for .h eIshugs for other
propertyi title perfect Address C. WOOD ~ D. 70 NaveypAce
rINHE TROPHY TOMATO.
Il See Large Advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
Excess Of receipts over expenditures. being

bNcess o. I'.'lplta VlCr q Pelu'.lI'e pelHS
the amount az profit 10 the department
from money u.lcr business ............. SC5553 81
cannot better illustrate the great aud rapid
execution tie domestic money order system than by
q .e-eutatiOn OF its operations from It's establishment
tel OF November, 1854, to the present tiuIe
I.ary OF which l. contained In the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
Sutton SaIts Of gtal Gstatt.

Sudion SaIss Of gtaI 6statr
. Jons.os, IT,, .ueacnesT
RY JOHN son & N Ill Err
70 E s5 Mus. EsT6 e5n c.b.s.4 s,R1o.
CT, Residences Lou Coan and p'rg; IsH.s. 'Gl.
'' exchanged + Trs n's' bkcE AR Of
nPS I E sshF 81 100 RaookfS
SITUATED IN THE sEyEYra, ElGnTEkXT9, NINETEENTH
I4EAyETTEAyE So n e Gr.PiaTs3i a:'l
A.. 6 HHSEAT EaffFST Ward LOIS on ~
JACOB IVY. coorEyR; MARC ARETIa a;,vsox
D A'Df b kRGRREY. aud GRETRALAvEs., and
Also. DESIRABLE SlsErRESTH WARD LOTS 90
KEAP and H S,,I sli = = e bet ,vrs
Also. TwBYTYFI FIRST WARD LOTS on cHAUScErsT, sesr
Maps AoeiOnts" ose 81 2; M S.:..G.. =
WILSON II. BLACKWELL AuetOnesr
by MALLORY g. BLACKWELL,
ID SIS LIBBRTY-ST..
AUCTIoNEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
TUESDAY, DEC. z,
A. O'Clock. at the Exchange salesroOm, Ill BrOsaWN
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF
p27 PROSPECT PARK LOTS.
on 1bN1 mp hRoIq x
sBELRl ST. WINDSOR TERRACE PLATBUSh
BY ORDER OF CRAa COURIER. ESQ
SEVENTEENTH 10 lots and cores north SIDE onr TIE
ELEVENTH AvEBfO lots, being the entire block eesp' '
t" EI,a1TsESTH AND EIYETRETH sTs TENTH AND ELEV'
ENTHAvkS-7o lO''. beng ths snirs 60eA
WINDSOR TERRACE.
sEEL :ds S S:'f rT.s and d. cos
.ad PlanL no ri Boulevard ADD 6 lots the r-sr
PRoSPECTAvB Gate MSt llJ lots between se~sS~ s'S se
city line. 81, =, - A..-... pro.n.., a.. .,A
TI,E pRoxIMIrY w THR ABOVE PROPERTY TO PROSPECT
PARK. ..,,,,n..nS
CogEY ISLAND PLANK ROAD BOULEVARD
uORsY RAILROADS
u,yps IT WHY DESIRABLE FOR INVESTMENT.
TtR oRpERs or rHB OWNER WHO'S
A NONRESIDENT,
ARB PRREhFTORf,
AID THR PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD.
40 PR ('gNT CAN REMAIN ON BOND AND AOhr0Aoh
Nm. and tprth .r particulars the onee Of Anetsuos
MALLORY & BLACKWELL,
IS LlBsRTrsr.
COLE, AUCTI0NEER.-ABS
j TRugTEB's SALE q VALUABLE PROSPECT PARK lo,s,
TwRgTY.sBC0HD WARD. DR0OKLiH, "a Large Lss on PhOs
pPCT Avn ,hs entire Ont between TENTH AND kLkFbnTH
AVIS Iueludng Jgs Ute pen alec 10 npso<d Ls
90 sEVEHIHAgR, NINTH AND TEsllsfS ssA The fars also
tso Los of Meavs The above W b
,on al Aueos TuEsDAi Die ct eelce The Commercial
Hsehangr FULTON the CITY Hail. bf"skA MAPS
81 The ons. Of the Aucloussr, 80 Futosst
TTHE TROPHY TOMATO.
II See Large kdIUtss~spA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
SropOsals.


L. S Ordnance AssScT. cor Houston ard Gr-snssA,l
Entrance 81 Greeue-st ~. o. BoT 8llL
EEwlOBK November =, 1903.
DROP0SALS.-Sealed Proposals On duplcatel
viii be oce until tie hour ~ the 10
dy Dsemer purchasing from The unsed States The f0s"
Ing Ordnance Stores. 20 Wit:
40 100 Enfield Ruled Mlskets. ea- 81, new.
5000 L. 3. FlEtock Mnsksts cal Co. servcsable
$500 Remington Cabnes, cal ~, new.
1900 Stars Army Pistols cal. ~.
500 Cavalry SAbers. foreign, seryieesbe. .
bOlc Cavalry Ssbers, oregd. hrstclss nhseryitesle
pounds Mammoth Powder. Is barrels sui DO boxes
800 pounds Cannon, 653 barrels
5000 pounds Musket. 81 bausA
10 100 pounds Mortar. l3l barrels.
1900 pounds Rife. 20 barrels and A. boxes
pounds Mixed % barrels and 26 boxes
IS 100 pounds Mixed from broksl.up snm1a,tin
The Ousuee Department the right 20 reei al BIDS rot
deemed satisfactory Prior the acceptance b % vii have r.
approved the NavJ Department Terms cash 10 GoveEeui
funlS In extra charge for all packing boxes
The powder hand at Cbaestc1 Areu the tutloek mafe
Beue Arsenal Cal The basce Of the articles AZ hrE-i"k
Bidders ill their bids the point Of delivery The poEder al
ony be delivered Thirty days vii be allowed r 70
nova OF store Proposals vii be addressed to the urtengped
must iulorsrd Proposals purchasing oraager stores
Samples cal be a. this agency.
For farther Information apply TO TIE undeGsiSnei
(Signed : CkiSflN;
Brevet Colonel L. s. A., Msjpr 81 Ordnance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
Ircnss nf issncs nrcr nnrments

Excess If issues over payments Sl93935 ~
Tho receipts aud expenditures during the last fiscal
y-1e adjusted and reported By the Auditor,
follows, VIZ.
Faes received for money orders Issued SIG 100 %
Amount received for premium drafts. 90 %
Total. .S7G,287 81
Commissions 20 IOs'masier5 and
allowances for clerk hire........ Sl0l ,062 10
Allowances Tor TcHlttsuces lost IN
transmission by mlil....-....... 5,797 90
Incidental expenses for stationery
aud Il xturcs. ..................... 1884 81
- llO6o4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07

POSTAL MONTY ORDER SYSTEM.
Tho whole number Of motley order POrtOfCes IN Ope-
n -u during lsj fiscal year was 1903 Two VI these
X, xJaly, Mass, and Fort LeayenwUrth Kansas, were
continued, Circumstances having rendered them IN
cc.s.y; aud 40 new mONey-Ordcr offices were estab-
red July u, 1884, making tho present whole number
SIS.
Il. e ru-hcr Of orders issued during the year
vas l243, Of the aggregate value off,. {2I sos %
+ . number paid Was l,2soS74,
amounting iu value to..-...-. .s24, 4453i6 CO
t which shUuld be adugd the
amount OF orders repaid to par
chaslrs...................... 2067lC 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07

Dec. .. lsC3. (
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOT
TLBS-Propsals sill he received at ths OEe until II NJ JsBu
arr ith purchase Of quantity o empty hqsor aas
M licine bottles. VIZ:
5000 quart LIQUOR BOTTLES -
III OO Underneath MEDICINE BOTTLES Of assorted sizes sst
co!ors They eau be q tins ohce.
Bottles have been used and sf'
packed In barrels aud boxes
Terms cash, With immediate delivery. -. 80
ASST Med Pur,eTpr BTG-oL e. : 4.